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" a Rh She tl ttl tl ye » Re Ru Uc at Cir it SI BRC. 5 4 EE Shanna ¢ - Bi 3, v x A bt A MON 3H pl 3500 EA FH 0 FP NEI a Iready and waiting for action . . . But we still feel, that the Wings, if they put their mind to WHITBY And DISTRICT [i iii: ! in the same manner in which . Wings Lick Castrolites : 3%. olay Face Mimico In Final Fhithy; Wilkinson -..v 11.45 protect shoppers from the ele-| ong Branch: Keegan ments and beautify the area. | poop & SOUTER J By CLIFF GORDON pressing hard and fired another Wings managed to gel hy the at the 19.30 mark as Ross click-| pesky Long Branch team with (Webb) -- PAINT and L AWN WALLPAPER STORE (Davis, Ross) Whitby Red Wings turned on i Fa |ed again. Whitby led 7-4 at the ease They will now meet the Whitby: Ross 107 BYRON ST. 5., WHITBY Penalty -- Webb, 17.50, M ( ; d ERS {their power last night as they end of the. second, |well - rested Mimico Mountain-| 7, (E. Tran) i | MO 8-5231 | nd Period whipped the Long Branch Cas. ent of le 0etnt i , 5 itby shower |eers in the best of seven OLA| 8. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, September 5, 1961 § BIG PRODUCER Walt Disney has amassed 423 awards and citations, including 29 movie Oscars, since 1932. IMPROVEMENT PLAN VICTORIA (CP) -- Merchants along one block of downtown 1 A 3 | | | © (Webb) ............. 16.30 | Long Branch: Trory. .. 18.00] 5. 6. Whitby: Moore | Your they = really All Makes and Models | Painting & Decorating portsmen' { i Contraction 4. Long Branch: Keegan C.I.L. Paint Dealer Whitby: Ross ! 1 x i ) trodites 12-5 in the fifth game, boil Ba BEA Whitby: E. Tran ...... ge {of the OLA Jr. B semi-finals in {Long Branch. | The win gives the Wings the {series four games te one and the {right to meet Mimico in the | finals for the OLA Jr. B title. | Captain Kenny Ross paced the {local attack with four goals with |Elmer Tran right behind with {three goals. | Frank Wilkinson and Ronnie |Moore added a pair each with scoring champ Jolwiy Davis being limited to a single goal Butch Keegan banged home two for the iosers with Pete Trory. Jim Webb and Peter Schmidt adding singieions. I |was a very fast and exception {ally clean game with only three | penalties being handed oul, two to the losers | IROUGH SCHEDULE mighty week as have this The Wings rough schedule . |they play the first game of the hia ANCIENT INDIAN BONES UNCOVERED Point, Ont., near Windsor. A museum curator estimates the bones are those of Indians Joanne Verlinden of Detroit Mich., holds one of eight skulls unearthed at Stoney { who lived in this area about | 700 years ago --CP Wirephoto WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR U.S. Retains Walker Cup SEATTLE (CP)--The Walker Cup will remain in the United States for two more years The trophy, emblematic amateur golf supremacy > tween Britain and the U.S. went to the U.S. Saturday for of be- Boston Bruins open their 1961-62 training camp Monday, September 11, at Niagara Falls. Two players from this area, Jack Cole and Ed Westfall, both grad- uates of the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association, will be among the 30 aspirants trying to catch a berth with the Bruins. Even if Cole and Westfall had a chance of making the jump it appears likely that they will be optioned out for the coming year to the Kingston Frontenacs of the Eastern Professional Hockey League, the number one club in the Bruin farm system. Osh- awa and Whitby fans will be solidly behind Ed and Jack as they attempt to further their hockey careers. The reason why they would not stay with the Bruins is because should they fail to maintain the terrific pace set in the big time, Bruins Manager Lynn Pat- rick couldn't farm them out in their rookie year. At this rate, it might hinder their progress, not being able to receive seasoning in the minors until the fol- lowing year. To our knowledge it has been sometime since a hockey youth from this vicinity has had a shot at National Hockey League competition. The most recent in our memory is the time New. York Rangers drafted Whitby's pride and joy, Ross Lowe for $15,000, just prior to his most unfortunate and untimely death. The Rangers were counting heavily on Ross filling in the missing link at centre. Whitby and Oshawa fans will have an opporun- ity of seeing both Ed Westfall and Jack Cole on Sep- tember 27, (Wednesday) when the Rochester Ameri- cans and the Kingston Frontenacs stage an extra- special hockey attraction at the Whitby Community arena. Along with cole and Westfall will be former Whitby Dunlop players, Bobby Attersley, Harry Sin- den and Alf. Treen. A bit of spice is being thrown in when Ed Chadwick, former Toronto Maple Leaf net minder will be opposing his mates from last year in Rochester. Chadwick appears to be the number- one goaltender for the Kingston Frontenacs this season. He became Boston property last season when he was traded to the Bruins for Don Simmons. Chadwick was at that time with the Americans, a Leal-sponsor- ed club, and was allowed to finish out the season in Rochester. Three goalies are jockeying for the job in Boston this year--Don Head, the fiery puckstopper at one time paying regular visits to the Whitby arena as a Windsor Bulldog, and last season with the West- ern Hockey league champion Portland Buckaroos; Bruce Gamble, who replaced Simmons shortly after the beginning of the 1960-61 NHL schedule, and Chad- wick. Of the three, Head appears to have the out- side chance of obtaining the netminding position with Boston. That would leave Gamble and Chadwick to be dispersed to Portland and Kingston. The Front- enacs have asked for Chadwick should he not catch on with the Bruins TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Another familiar face to Oshawa and Whitby fans will be former Oshawa General, Dick Gamble now a member of the Roch- ester Americans LONG JOHN Henderson is also expected to be trying again for the netminding job at Kingston, and should see some action on Sept. 27 here in Whitby . . . Boston Bruins concluded their special one week hockey camp at Niagara Falls for their top minor prospects on Friday with 38 players on hand, including five from Oshawa. The line of Terry Peters, Stan "Butch" Dowe, and Roddy Mac- Donald looked very good the 17th time in 18 clashes dat- ing back to 1922. The Americans swept Friday's foursome matches and won seven of Saturday's eight sin- gles matches for an 11-1 tri- umph, matching the record The U.S. won by the same margin in 1928 and by 90 in 1936. The winner of each match gets a point; a halved match is not counted The British scored their only victory in 1938 at St. Andrews, finals tonight in Mimico, the |second game is back here on {Thursday night with the third |game 'slated for Mimico on Sat {urday night. The fourth game is {here on Monday night As yet no dates have been sel for the fifth, sixth and seventh games, if needed Whitby opened the sconng at the 11.45 mark of the firs! period as big Wilkie fired a hot one and started the ball rolling The Castrulifes tied it up less than three minutes later as Kee- gan scored on a pass from Webb. Ross got his first of four for the Wings at the 15.30 mark and the locals had thé fiead for the second time in the game However, the long Branch team bounced right back and tied the score at two-all as Keegan again scored on a pass from Webb. The homesiers took the lead for the first and only time in the game at the 18.00 mark as {Trory scored on a solo effort | while his team was a man short. Moore got that one back for the Wings just 75 seconds later with Webb still in the sin bin The score was all tied up at the end of the first 20 minutes. START ROLLING In the second period the Wings really started to roll. Ross start- ed it off at the 2.15 mark as he {meant frame as they fired home five ore goals before the Castro- es could manage to dent the {local rigging once. Moore, E£. Tran, Davis, Ros and Wilkinson were the marks. men for the Wings while Schmidt did the chores for the losers. JUST TALKING: This has been a somewhat drawn out series as iwice the game was called off for supposedly good reasons and on a third occasion the rains came and cancelled the game Anyway the ALL-ONTARIO LAC m Hit Jr. B finals . The winner 9, will meet Ottawa for the East {ern Canada championship . . . 10. The dates for the league finals {Thursday night, Sept. 7, in Whit- {by . . . Saturday night, Sept. 9, |in Mimico, and Monday night, 12 Sept. 11, in Whitby Fur ther dates will be set as the 13 series progresses The! 2% | Wings appear hot right now and will be making a big bid for| the championship . . . One thing they will have to remember is that Mimico have had a good rest now and will be right . Whitby: E. Tran 14, Whitby 5. Whitby: Ross 16. 7. Long Branch: Schmidt 18.13! Penalty -- Olah, 19.00. Whitby: E. Tran (Ross) Long Bran S Corner Gyptex, Paperhenging 103-5 Byron 5. MO 8.4511 | Full Wall Masel (Olah) are: tonight, Sept. 5, in Mimico.{11. Whitby: Ross Penalty -- Davis, 7.00, ard Period Whithy: Moore (E. Tran) 4.50] 6.50) 7.14] 8.46! Davis ...ve0s Whitby: Wilkinson (Gray) 15.57 ROSSE Pee Wee Tourney Here On Sept. 16 By CLIFF GORDON Saturday, Sept. 16, will be a really big day in the county town for minor lacrosse. Whitby are hosting the All-Ontario Pee Wee tournament, which will em- brace no less than 19 teams from Si. Catharines to Cornwall, north to Huntsville and take in a mighty lot of young fellows This is the first time that Whitby has ever hosted the Pee Wee tournament They have, however, hosted the novice and bantam series on previous occasions, The tournament will be held in the Whitby arena with the first game getting under way about 8 a.m. and the final game not likely over much be- fore 11.00 p.m The draws for times and teams have not been allocated as yel but will be made by sec- retary-treasurer Ed McDermott of the OMLA He arranges the times and the teams that will meet in the opening draw From there in it is a case of the winningest teams going on io take the top honors. It had been hoped that the tournament would be held in the This all adds up to what should be a tremendous day of lacrosse in Whitby. It is a tribute to the fellows iwho work with the minor la- crosse in Whitby as it shows they have a fine organization which is capable of taking on such a large job. We wish them well in their forthcoming tournament on Sept. 16. We hope to have more sheets for -- $1.00 PADS, CARBON COPIES WHITBY OFFICE & WHITE NEWSPRINT 4V2-1b. pkg. approximately 630 Also Available in 9-1b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. On Sale et CIRCULATION DEPT. Oshawa Times in this regard before the big {tournament starts Now Available LET US PLAN YOUR TRIP FOR YOU, NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THESE SERVICES. DONALD A Modern Concept of Auto Insurance State Farm Mutual offers modern auto protection to meet today's great family needs, today's more hazard. ous driving conditions, Scotland, and will be host to the peat Cuddy from close in. Elmer Tran made it 5-3 ju {matches again in 1963. | Hastings Juniors Stay In Running BRAMPTON (CP) -- Hastings Legionnaires downed Brampton Excelsiors 11-7 Monday night in| the Eastern Canadian junior la- crosse final. It was the second consecutive win for the Legionnaires, who dropped the first three games in the best-of-seven series. The sixth game is Wednesday night in Hastings Grant Heffernan scored five goals for Legionnaires. Gary Curtis added three and Joe Todd, Jack Armour and Jim Bilneff singles For the FExcelsiors, Norm Bagnell and Don Arthurs each scored two and John McCauley, Ron Pettibone and Dave Pow. ell one apiece. ALS CUT IMPORT MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal Alouettes placed linebacker George Deiderich on waivers Monday, trimming their roster to 15 imports. Deiderich, 25, from Vanderbilt University, was in his third season with the Als Go CN Rail Coach for $5.70 only NE vay Big savings round trip for 2 or more Avoid the traffic, Arrive refreshed Convenient schedules, BROCK EVENINGS SHOWS AT 6:55 & 8:20 (Whitby) LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 8:20 ALL NEW! ALL THRILLING! A "THE CIRCLE OF STARRING sUZY PARKER and BRADFOR DECEPTION" p DILLMAN Truly as Ca E. 0. Mm Pp A ET /30 seconds later and you could see the Castrolites starting to run out of fuel as the Wings appeared jet-propelled Elmer Tran bagged his sec: ond goal of the game al the 7.30 mark and the Wings were really "cooking with gas'. ! Webb found the mark on aj Iresented at the tournament are {new lacrosse bowl, but it is not, far enough advanced in the) building stages to hold such a tournament The 19 teams that will be rep- st WM. H. (BILL) MIDDLETON 608 Brock St. 3 Travel Service 300 Dundes BE. Whithy Whitby-Oshawae-Brooklin Ph. MO 8-3304 esveaner Biot Farm Mrtusl Artomebile insurance [4 as follows: Alderwood, Hunts- ville, Toronto Township, Kitch- ener, Brampton, St. Catharines, oe Whithy, Ont. MO 8-3762 Head Office--Toronte, Ont. | Up to $2500.00 sometimes more. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest All-Canadian Consumer Loan Company. 286 King St. W. -- 728-1636 Closed Saturday -- Open 6 P.M. Friday Branches Throughout Ontaric Long Branch, Mimico, Rexdale, } CANADIAN OIL WHITE ROSE GASOLINES pass from Olah at the 11.10|Fergus, Georgetown, Waterloo, | mark to halt the local drive for Welland, Roden, Peterborough, | a few minutes {Cornwall, Port Dalhousie, Osh- The Wings however, werelawa and Whitby. WHITBY LEGION BRANCH 112 Business Firms of SPOR This Programme Presented By The Local CLIP AND SAVE FOR WEEKLY REFERENCE ! CALENDAR WHITBY and DISTRICT !! WEEKLY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, September 6 8 P.M. STAFFORD Brothers Lid. Monuments MO 8-3532 Whithy WHITBY MOTORS LTD. G.M. DEALER FOR PONTIAC, BUICK VAUXHALL & G.M.C. 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