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Above be shown Wiel WRith | Lesgne Champions. From left | Wayne Peyton, Dave McCann, Clb. Oshewn Winer Hockey | to right: Front row: John | Vim Spicers, Terry Woods, Association 106081 Bantam | Bemiiton, Ron Masterson, | Rickherd Mosk and Pil Solo Napanee Comets | Cop Series Lead OSHAWA ~~ gol, Courtney; Smith, Edwards, for Mills, Grreard By GERRY BLAIR Hapance scored the only gol Napanee Comets downed the of the second period, to draw defence Oshaws Mejores, 54 last might in even lor the second time in the wards Wepanee 10 take & 37 lead in game. Don Semior, with Wis first Romanuk, alternates, Renmick their Eastern Ontario OHA In of three, fired the equalizer Maclean, Tran, Wills, Westfall termediate "A" best - of < SEVER Napanee Jumped into & com. Arnold, Barrage, Lawson, Ash finsle. The sixth game will be fortable 44 lead before the 16-1600 layed Monday might he minute mark of the final stanza! NAPANEE --~ goal, Parrish Withy Community arens S81 on counters by Gerry Brady and defence, Goodfellow, Topper ng wl 8.45 Deon Senior. Erie Mills brought oini; forwards, Senior, Jackin The #88 the Malors inte contention min Bellringer, alternates, MeAllis wp until the final minute of | yee later pided by F4 Romanuk ter, Mulholland, Giimour lay. Napanee held & ABignq George Westiall, A desper- Brady, White, Calver, Griffin thd when Don Benior, & €00- late attempt hy Oshawa to get Maracle, Green, Martin sant therm the ONaWR the puck inte the Napanee end Ist Period Majors' armor, put the finishing | zond in the final minute back:| 1, Oshaws: Lawson touch on the BENS PIY, SCOT: fired when Senigr completed his (Wills) ing With ny Seconds = hat trick to cap the scoring. The| 2, Napanee: Griffin Mah et } oA Hom id Majors pulled Kenny Courtney) (McAllister, Martin) AWRELS prone He Nomedce WX (rom the nets with 30 seconds| 8, Oshawa: Lawson ...... 145 for the firs time Jn the series, ¢o play, but failed to get &| Penalties -- Mulholland 14.38, Jp until last DIENES ERCOUMET, | serious scoring threat orsanized, Ashton 19.56 neither club had won at home It could be an encouraging sign] MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS ~Kenny nd Period for the Majors' home DI on Courtney played an outstanding! * Napanee Renior Monday night game in goal for the Majors , (Fopparzini) eeeereerer 18.08 Again last night, there was and kept the seore respectable) Penalties = Edwards (2) 711, very little to choose from he by stopping three or four label Mara le 7.11, White 12.23, Mills tween the two clubs, &s theylled drives in the first two 12.24 (hench penalty), Lawson battled for that important lead [periods Don Senior's three! 957, Benior 18.57, Goodfellow in the series, The Majors held a goals brought his total to eight 21 lead after twenty minutes of for the five games to date in| lay on goals by Gary Lawson, the series, His vast experience| §. Napanee; Brady is fest was set-up by Lucky has heen a great asset to the (White) rer RReReE Wills, then Gary made a solo Napanee elub Oshawa now| 8. Napanee; Senior effort for his second score near (face a difficult situation of hav: | the end of the period. Jack Grif- ing to win two straight games| 7. Oshawa: Mills fin had tallied for the Comets to|to take the series and qualify| (Romanuk, Westfall) even the Shunt Ping 0 Law: tor tuither, OHA Intermediate oon's second marker a "play-off competition, APRIL SKIES | MAY BRING -§§ fina ooo Wes wm 4rd Period 6.46 18.50 Pee Wee Hockey Begins Playoffs RADIO VE NIPIGON Konapachi for Radio opened the scoring in the first period at the 8.30 mark Radio piled up two more markers in the second on goals by Bimon and Week Nipigon, although playing hard, were not able to counter {until 18.30 of the third period, when Studley fired one on a pass from Kurelo, Studley drew the only penalty of the game Nipigon § goal, Wilson; de-| nee, Monaghan, Warne; for LAUREL, Md, (AP) = A $100,000 winner-take-all, one: mile mateh between Tudor Way and April Skies may he staged during the spring : season at Laurel race Oshawa Neighborhood course which opens Satur Assoc. Pee Wee Hockey Cham plonships began on Baturday morning ®t the local arena, In *he A series, the first game| brought Eastview Park and| North Oshawa together, with Nipigon and Radio Parks meet ing in 'the second "RB' series game of the morning N, OSHAWA VE, EANTVIEW The first goal of the game eame in the first period on a shot by Cook, at the 18.183 mark This gave North Oshawa a one| goal lead, which was short-lived te The day The het would he posted by the horses' owners, Ste: phan Ballarini, racing man- ager of Tudor Way, issued the challenge Wednesday for ownertrainer Juan J, du's Agostino Jerome Derengo, owner of April Rkies, accepted the challenge, pending the con: dition of his horse after Ba- turday's $26,000 Westchester race at Aqueduet L} M | % PLAIN OR RI FILTER Ti} CIGARETTES GET IN SHAPE... PUT YOUR CAR IN GOOD HANDS, BRING IT TO US, ANY MODEL WILL LOOK LIKE NEW AGAIN, ® COMPETE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS, ® AUTO. SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED ® EXPERT PAINT JOBS COOK'S BODY SHOP 175 KING ST, W, Just Behind The Brewer's Retell WwW Less than three minutes later wards, Lawrence. Noonan, Sul: Vann for Eastview Hed It UP: vam alternates, Btudlevy,| with assists going to Paradise grookes, Perry, Btead, Kurelo, nt Whiting Preston drew| MEMaster, Karun Campbell, arth Oshawa 's easton dre pg ar the only penalty of the period hy Lik iy TY views "Toate Dut. his. team |fonapaohl, Weeks; forwards, ahead with the winning goal at | Gi haon, Holly el Alte ates, the five mine hark Whiting |geott, 'Woods. Pierson. Math: RG HAWEn AERIRLA 7 ews and Robinson Whiting and Walker of East:| mye next games are on Satur view served the only penalties|qay "April 1, when Radio and of the stanza [Nipigon and North Oshawa and North Oshawa were unable toigaciviow meet at 10.00 and heat Fastview's goalie Wayling| 1100 a.m respectively fn the third perind, and drew] the lo EASTVIEW -- goal, Wayling ] G defence. Hewer, Walker; for ohansson ranted wards Hewer, Lutton and Kennedy aternates migdon,| Leave Of Absence Carrol, Dumo, Brockman Rrah:| | bin, Vann, Koote. Whiting, Par] MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Ingemar| adise and Bower Tohansson, Swedish heavy: | NORTH OSHAWA goal, welght fighter, was granted per White: defence, Preston, Me. mission Wednesday to leave the Callough; forwards, Waldie, Me-| United" States Kay, Heard alternates, Me: The fighter promised 10 return Avay. Gullener. Cook, Howard, [when his testimony or deposi Hodgeson, Greeley, Stewart [lions are required in the govern: Conway, Griffin and Ladd (ment's efforts ta collect approx. - [imately $1,000,000 in taxes it [1 ' . {claims he owes, Rocket Denies Judge Emmett Choate said he thought the US, attorney: general acted properly in des Acceptance Of taining Johansson for 18 days alter his knockout by champion o {Floyd Patterson at Miami Coaching Post | MONTREAL (CP) Maurice Richard sald Wednesday night he definitely is not interested in A coaching Job with New York Rangers of the National Hockey League The Rocket sald he his nat! been approached about such al Job and doesn't think the Rang | ers general manager Muzz Pat. rick was sey In mentioning Mm as a possibility for the job, apen since All Pike was fived recently HOF course I'm not interesed in a job like that" the Rocket! wid indignantly, "Leave Mant eal? Some one just started all hese stories. My family and 1 vould never leave Montreal" | atrick made the job afer in Ww York earlier Wednesday, | (Jacklin, Maracle) .., | ! Imlach TORONTO (CP) ~ Coch Pinch Tovlack struck the pose of an ancient Roman galley master Wednesday as he pt file Toronto Maple faafs throwgh # Lrieiling wovkont, Pudgy checks puffed owt, the conch Mew whistle Masts for wind sprints that saw goalie Johnny Bower fall from exhaus tion and centre Larry Regan vehak some wind weds "Gat mad," growled Tmilach * | "Get mad, #18 of you. That's the wey | want you." Lents have to get more then angry, They've got 16 heat De- trot Red Wings here Saturday night to stay sive in the Stan fey Cup semifinals Wings, with » 31 lend games wn the best-of-seven | ries, mre favored to take the sof Land go ngainst the winner of the Woniresl - Chicagn rownd They re-- - Joeme nto 'the series 4-1 under #. Napanee: Senior (40, Wills snd Griffin 9.15, Mul. 1088 (Jackin, Rellvinger) 19.27 holland 11.34, Senior (major) ou iclare the series Jmlach pre. Penalties -- Westfall 12, Wills 19.53 man. Back row: Gord Fuller { John Kehoe, ' Boh Waters, Sentt Waldie, Larry Hornshy, eonek), Dated Luke, Chuck | yon "Sodenburgh and Joe Eadie, Fill Fholdrn, Fred Ross, | Zak, manager ng wnd were hack on the jes and a fot hes heen due to goalie Terry Sawchwk who has come minor miracles between Detroif Apes, grvmbling W e d ne 5 day when) Wings worked out in Detroit inl Keyed wp when there's & three Pou dey gap between games," he port £07} for Hamilton where they'll stay until Saturday | MAY BE TOUGHER ifor the team today with only" durin Toronto went into the playoffs) Kelly excused, He served notice Surday » THE OSHAWA TIES, Tharsbey, Merk 98, 1967 1 Puts Leafs Through Stiff Grind | with veteran forward Red Kelly ont with # groin injwry--and in the fiest encowntey wich [els won 37 in overtime, Wert Om ward Eddie Shae sland was sidelined with complaining of cramps. Fmiach sprained knee figaments ¢ Aeved it wold be as lowh, tovgher than Wednesda During the wind Sprints for stopped, and ov i cramp and] l | i pad Wetle sy they took & 41 heat Jim 16 GRCTRMP | finish the sprint roll Tuesday, Keily| ps pds ticker? 4 1] fs | oy {ants complained Shack | | "It's no good to me i i's nol good," snapped Imigeh { | Bower, panting from & prone position on the jee, offered fo hy the coaeli's whistie--at any price. Imiaeh just Mew another! Detroit conch Sid Abel PT - : #7 cn be "Bet of Much of the Wings snares y with rn) { BAR LONGIEN | | ALBANY, Calf, (CPy~A five day suspension was given [Johny | ong den Wednesday, herring Wm from ding Al herta Ranches' Fintterhy Satur | day in the $10 000-sdded Califor. [pia Derby trial. Mewards riled {he "fatled to make the proper| | effort to keep Pocen Bayo i Imiach scheduled 8 workout straight on the hackstre teh ig the first race last Ba "Ws hard to keep the players The Wings leave by bus today i Floyd Favors New Control Of Fight Game CHICAGO (APY ~~ Wenvy: ight believes thet & plan to have national bowing czar onder the UE Aepartment of fustice would be "m rest thing Senator Fates Ee. (Dem. Term.) introducsd legis. lation Wednesday In Washing ton for a national professions! howing eomerissioner with fed. eral power to drive racketesrs out of bowing A commissioner could Hesnes pre BOXers, Mansgers, Promet- ers and matehmakers and wee 'the FBI for investigations, The howing czar would snearhesd a five-year cleannp drive, "Under such & setup § think it wold take five years (6 ron any had element out of the sport," said Patterson. "Vm eeriainly all for the naming of # national commissioner. 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