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"--) tee Zz om OSHAWA TIMED, rursasy, rovers: SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts Midget Hockey Three well-contested games|Ewart, Stone, Solomon, Luke » were played last night in the and Griffin. | : Children's Arena in the Osh-- KINSMEN -- goal, Chapman; awa Minor Hockey Association|defence, Bryan, Cole; forwards, WOLVES, who played havoc with the deer popula- tion in' numerous popular hunting territories, last winter and spring, plus this fall's extremely mild weather, cre- ated some unusial situations in the hunting success of many groups. Certain areas, long famous as "produc- tive" hunting spots, produced complete blanks this year while other groups reported excellent success. It seems dignificant that the successful deer-hunting camps were mostly located in areas moderately close to "civilizza- tion" while the more distant sites were either completely ér practically devoid of success. Moose, not bothered by wolves nearly as much as deer, have been plentiful this year and numerous hunting camps bagged one or several moose, for the first time This season's hunting success -- or the lack of success --- in definite areas, may well produce a change in government regulations for next year. TORONTO ARGOS came through on Saturday with a team performance which has overnight stamped them as at least fifty-fifty choice to win the Big Four title this year and a berth in the Grey Cup final. Just 10 days ago, the Double Blue club was being counted out of the running. They had suffered a bad season of injuries to key players and their remaining stars had slipped. But now that they have polished off Ottawa Rough Riders, 1960 Grey Cup winners, the Argos have once again regained championship stature in the eyes of their faithful. It's true that Hamilton Tiger-Cats dominated the Big Four schedule and the grid season in the East to-date, but it's also true that Argos have "the bodies" --they «vere expected to win last year and didn't -- this year they are considered to be even stronger and with backs like Shatto, Mann and Gilchrist all healthy, plus their good receivers and Tobin Rote ready to run the ball once in a while, just to confuse the enemy, Argos must be rated as a.real threat. SPORT BRIEFS:--St, James of Calgary. defeated Montreal Rosemount Bombers last night, in their Can- adian championship sudden-death game for Junior foot- ball honors and a crowd of 6000 attended the game... TORONTO LEAFS nosed out Montreal Canadiens again last night and the win, one which few of the other NHL clubs will duplicate -- could help put the Leafs in the first-place slot of the National League standing, by Christmas time DETROIT RED WINGS have come back to normal, Black Hawks are starting to click again and the situation now is that Boston Bruins appear likely to stay in the cellar for the entire season but all of the other five clubs have a good chance of finishing in the playoff slot BARRY CULLEN scored three goals and assisted on another, last night in the American League to help Boston Bisons whip the Providence Reds 5-3 .... SOME FOOTBALL ex- perts figure that the Tiger-Cats vs Argos series will be decided by the defensive strength of the winning club --since both clubs are noted for the ability to stage a wide-open scoring offensive... .. ARCHIE MOORE may Midget division. In the first|Conlin, Knilkski, Greenwood; game of the triple-bill, Localjalternates, Sa iter, Adams, 222 nosed out Kinsmen. 2-1; |Brown, Townsend, Kewin, Gray, Rotary and Canadian Le gion|Martin, Taylor, Studley and Branch NO 43 battled to a 3-3|Bellingham stand-off while in the finale, ROTARY 3, LEGION 3 Navy Vets shutout the Fire-| Rotary and Legion finished fighters, 1-0. up in a 3-3 tie in the sandwich So ee pete game. Doug Balsom triggered LOCAL 222 2, KINSMEN 1 two goals apiece for the Legion Local 222 spotted Kinsmen a jjaqs, Johnny Fair, former scor- lfirst period 1-0 lead then! ing champ in the Bantam bounced back scoring two Un-|ranks notched the other marker. | answering second period tallies) jor Rotary Gordie Brooks, in claiming a 2-1 victory. Peter|Garry Abboti and Les Moore Brown opening the scoring for'tanjied the goais. Kinsmen with Dougie Green- RoTARY -- goal, Field: de- wood and Paul Studley engineer-|fence, Killinbrick, Suddard; for- ing the goal wards, Wilson, Cornish, Brooks; In the middle frame Jerry \alternates, Roaf, Cockerton, Dionne got the equalizer and|Barr, Brooks, Moore, Trimble, Phil Solomon broke the tie fin--Whitsitt, Domonkos, and ishing off a two-way passing! Abbott play with Al Griffin. CANADIAN LEGION LOCAL 222 -- goal, Moore; Cassidy; defence, Kay, defence, Dick, Stroud; for-|som; forwards, Fair, wards, Rose, Cameron, Bowen; |Sutton; alternates, Bradley, lalternates, G. Dionne, .J.\Scattergood, Davies, Merdock, 'Dionne, Calford, Bradley,/Foster, Tonkin, Hamewich, John Public Twin-Bill goal, Bal- Brown, Gets Chance City League: Play Owner Role If the first two nights of ac- tion is any indication of what's BALTIMORE (AP)--The out- 80ing to happen in the Oshawa come of Saturday's $75,000 Pim-| Minor Hockey Association, it lico Futurity may be felt on|looks like another bang up year. Wall Street Monday night five games saw One of the probable entries,/@ll close contesis. Once again | Will of Iron, is owned by a cor-, at the Children's Arena two poration whose shares are sold)more games were played with on the open market. one game being decided by one The first publicly-owned horse goal and the other by two. racing corporation, Turf and, In the lid-lifter of the weekly Paddick Stable, was the idea of) Tuesday double-header, Canad- a couple of young Miami men. jan Tire blanked Scugog Clean- | Diek Kumble, 27, and How-'ers 2-0 in the Bantam fixture jar Tesher, 29, draw salaries| while Lions eked out a 2-1 vic- jand split the work. Kumble, as| tory over Kiwanis in the Midget jpresident, nandles the | paper! encounter |work and vice-president Tesher trains the horses. | CAN. TIRE 2 SCUGOG'S 0 '| The Turf and Paddock stables' Canadian Tire fired two goals consists of 17 horses. _jin the middle period as Can- Naturally, the stock is sensi-/adian Tire dumped Scugog tive to the rise and fall of the\Cleaners 2-0. Garry Pollard quoted ot 60 cents nohare, Tae| wae! & sparkling perform. |stable won eight races at Lau- sey ae one in recording the shutout. Ray tn ee oe Graham and Carl MacRae took Three Close Games In SPORTS | CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY Metro Junior "A" Whitby} Mohawks vs Brampton Seven- Ups,: at Brampton, 8.30 p.m. League Mushynski, Crawford, Steven- son and Daoak. NAVY VETS 1, FIREMEN 0 Mike Sheridan's goal at. 12.04, Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso-| in the middie period gave Navy) Vets a 1-0 win over Firefighters| 'lation (Juyenile League)--Osh- in a real defence battle. Sheri-/@wa Dairy vs Beaton's Dairy, dan potted the game's only/at 8.30 p.m. and Hayden Mac- goal, rege a -- _ e donald ys Tony's Refreshments i Cc : , immie app and slipped the at 9.30 p.m. puck by Davie McCabe. McCabe in the Firefighters' GAMES cage and Davie McCann, Navy yockEY Vets' puckstopper who recorded' Opa Junior ""C'? -- Oshawa! the shutout were standouts | "City League" Juveniles me NAVY VETS -- goal, Mc-\ Uxbridge Juniors, at Uxbridge| FOR FRIDAY Cann; defence, Knapp, Brem- ner; forwards, McDonald, | Arena, 8.30 p.m. | Dawe, Sheridan, Rockburne;,; OHA Lakeshore Inter. Lea- alternates, Crawford, Freen- gue: -- Uxbridge at Trenton, man, Baran, Pilkey, Greig, |6.30 p.m. West, Cook, Stacy, Stein, Clapp ~ and Zak, FIREFIGHTERS -- goal, Mc- Cabe; defence, CKLB ARE WINNERS In the third game, the good Pokasta, Mac-|ball passing and dribbling gave 'Evers; forwards, Davis, Fore-i\CKLB a win of 15 to 2 over man, Darry; alternates, Hiller,' Firefighters. In the first half Haves, Siblock, Paskovic, of the game the CKLB crew Hoakes, Korbak, Patcheson,|picked up 7 points while the Snider, Bowman, Stauffer, and'Firefighters got 2. The second Nichols. half was all for CKLB for they Officials: and played the ball around and got Tom Wilson in another 8 points to hold the - other team with a scoreless Opens Bob Harmon half. High scorer for \Howard, £ points. High scorer for Firefighters, | P. Sargeant, 2 points. MINOR In the first CKLB, A. . Minor League .., game of the morning playe ry, Popham, Bremmer, Smith | Simcoe Hall, the Bolsheod equind and MacRae. downed the Provincial Tile by SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Goal,|@ Score of 26 to 22. Metcalfe; defence, Graper, Mc-| The first half wa. a close one Master; forwards, Samson, Ku-|With the score of 14 to 12 for rel, McCulloch. Alternates, Lu- Bolahood's. Jn the second half pel, Smith, Brack, Brookman, He. Provincial Tile boys made Logeman, Grako, Hamilton, si-,{8ht back but still ended up mon, Mijour and Knight. with not enough points. Hign scorer for Bolahood's, C. LIONS 2 KIWANIS 1 Wayling, 8 points and high Lions spotted Kiwanis a first|/scorer for Provincial Tile, J. period 1-0 lead then roared back) Plancke, 12 points. potting two unanswered third period goals to defeat Kiwanis Tn F dpcconen ph meg fist 2-1. Scoring for the Rob Reid pi, ' le fas coached Lions were Bobby Kidd abenéd hk eo Br ieee a Bobby acer h Feist |score 26 to 23. This was a slow 'amp oa © orphan Kl-|starting game with the score of wanis ideas 15 to 8 in favor of the Medical LIONS--Goal, Lupel; defence,!Pharmacy at halftime. In the White, Maynard; forwards, Reid,|second half the CKLB, team Chappell, Jefferson, Robinson.|started to move but just didn't Alternates, Keenan, Weldon, Till-/make enough points to beat the ing, Cameron, Gilmore, Kidd,/ Medical boys so the final score O'Connor, Strynatka, Muzik. |was 26 to 23 in favor of the KIWANIS -- Goal, Dervent;|Medical Pharmacy crew. YOU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH SPECIALISTS! EASY TERMS" AMPLE PARKING WHEN YOU NEED THESE... defence, Hobbs, Waldie; for-| High score for Medical Phar- wards, Brownell, Waters, Locke.;macy, S. Kolesnik, 12 points and Alternates, Dick, Werry, Kamp-/high scorer for CKLB, M. The idea for the corporation, care of the winner's scoring | which has 500 shareholders own-| CANADIAN TIRE--Goal, Pol- jing 67,000 shkres, came to Kum-jlard, defence, Graham, O'Don-|/ y 3 eg, : |ble last spring while he was as-jnell; forwards, Vice, Clark, Wal- oe raigiaet OP sg Hooper, Stepinak, 8 points. |sistant racing editor of the Mi-jdie. Alternates, MacKay, Hewer, Hough an illiams. jami News. _ |Philips, McKonkey, Graham,| Officials--/Stan Comerford and) Jp ee ee ue |_ "We incorporated June 23 in| Tutkoluk, Aason, Morrison, Cur-|Carl Kemp. game the Firefighters led oo |Delaware," he recalls. "Five -- = eae ~|B,. Fedarozenko won over the |horses and all our equipment St. John Cadets by a f went into the deal. 39 to 16 i ec as "We offered 100,000 shares at i tg = t th d of th e score a e end of the make a goodwill tour of Africa, next summer... PETERBOROUGH JETS will play this season in Inter. "A" basketball ranks, along with Welland, St. Thomas, Oshawa and a couple of Hamilton clubs... OSH- AWA MINOR Hockey Association's three very active leagues, Bantam, Midget and Juvenile, moved into full schedule action this week and this could be the most successful season in Oshawa's Minor Hockey history -- even if they don't win any provincial titles. WHY WAIT TO GET STUCK! Play it cosy by changing to Suburbanites right away. Let Canada's first winter tires get you going and keep you going through slush, mud and deep snow. For safety's sake, see us today. Set your mind at rest and save money too. 19.95 "BEAT THE FREEZE" SPECIALS Change Your Wheels! ... BONUS OFFER! ... Instead of Tires Outside Thermometer Buy an extra wheel at 1/2 price. -- on the purchase 00 of Suburbanite Win- a ter Tires. Reg. 4.95 NEW LOW PRICES 670.15 WAS 26.50 NOW WITH TRADE | Leads Leafs | To Nip Habs Al Toronto 9: 46 $3 a share, but cut the sale off at 67,000." , + first half was 17 to 10 in favor Kumble and Tesher draw sal- S en 8 eda ue of the Firefighters. In the sec- aries of $8,400 and all purse| ond half the St. John crew fought |winnings go into the corpora- back hard but still lost a good | tion. game to the Firefighters. Gets ' Inder Wa High scorer for Firefighters, | HOCKEY SCORES B. Fedarozenko, 13 points and high scorer St. Ji Cc ; BIDDY LEAGUE BOLAHOOD'S WIN P. Slescoff pan -- STANDINGS In the fir8t Biddy league game, Jn the second game of the . of the morning in ihe Y's Mens|morning the high-flying Bola- FUTURE GAMES By THE CANADIAN PRESS (Basketball league, the Jaycee) f The following league games ' siesta rh ssolisa Blues crew edged out the Mun- hood's completely outclassed|are scheduled for this Sat. Nevtone hone F Apt dingers by a score of 10 to 9. the Parts and Service boys by|morning, Nov, 18th. M : 7 In the first half the Jaycee'the score of 13 to 5. In the Biddy: 8.30 a.m.,CKLB vs. Montreal q 2 58 4120 BI ie ; ele Jay Blues; 8.55 Fi 36 19 Blues got six points while N./first half the score was kept|¥.2¥cee lues; 3.55 a.m., Fire- 441g;corne al of the Mundingers nearly even while Bolahood's fighters vs. Parts and Service 48 13 hooped in 4 only had a 2 to 1 lead. But in a Ps a.m., Bolahoods vs. 4113| In the second half the Mun-|the second half they shot ahead)' Uncinger. . 64 9 dingers tried to edge ahead but|with P. Smith dumping in 11 Minor: 9.50 a.m., Provincial) they could not play the ball/of the 13 points, while the Parts|Tile vs. St. John Cadets; 10.25 around the Jaycee Blues, so the|/and Service picked up 4, a.m., Firefighters vs, CKLB final result ended up in a score! High scorer for Bolahood's, P.|and 11.00 a.m., Medical Phar- of 10 to 9. Smith with 13 points. jmacy vs. Bolahoows. Lets you keep tires always mounted FOR ONLY Value, PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE y hs BOOSTER CABLES GAL. PLUS SALES TAX CASH 2 44 -----TERMS 1.00 DOWN & 1.00 WEEKLY GOODFYEAR SERVICE STORE = _|162 KING E. 725-9351 MORE PEOPLE 00DAVEAR RIDE ON: ~<a BATTERY CASH "N' : CARRY The news of the year in smoother, lighter-tasting rum, Maraca is sun-mellow and distinctively dry, Maraca Rum adds a touch of tropical magic to every rum drink. ' 'Try the two delicious varieties--MARACA White Label and MARACA Black Label Rum. ecoom<>puneceoom<pun The FINER Rum in the exotic Caribbean netting THAN ANY OTHER KIND By LAURENT CHIASSON But Toronto fans love him. New York a 50 Canadian Press Staff Writer Leafs didn't appear to be petroit 5 3 40 Eddie Shack has been lab- Setting anywhere Wednesday |Chicago 5 36 elled as over - rated. He's also|night until Shack steamed up/Boston 3 44 been called a loafer and ajlthe ice with one of his patented Wednesday's Results troublemaker rere -- hha = crashed | Montreal 2 Toronto 3 controversial 24-vear-/into Plante, then shot. For a/netroit 0 Chicago 2 But the controversial by Aca moment it appeared that Bobby ori Toni shy Game old Toronto Maple Leafs wingel|piuttord had sl i h 8 is a speed demon on skates who," ford had slapped in the Montreal at Boston A a loose puck but officials said no A ican League at times comes up with a play|i; was Shack merican -cagu that makes spectators pop out | "9° * sa 5 Eastern Division of their seats. Olmstead, a smooth 35 - year- WLT f ; ;: Shick caine'up with a couple old veteran, gave Leafs their | Springfield 1. 3 161 for immediate use. of these plays Wednesday night. |2° h ahead goal on the next obice id 8 : : 46 4 iy vaal whink| pus rovidence 7 57 Pind Segond 's -- ato Shack again brought the Quebec 512 0 39 pone arhitnen' Canadiens in onelrore of 13.628 to its feet sev- Western Division pe Ae National Hookey League eral minutes later when he cut WELT apts eos across the Montreal goalmouth Buffalo 960 47 ae Leafs were trailing 2 12nd age up in a corner after| Rochester 8 8 0 48 : s ce Sa cake © *.|Plante blocked his shot. Cleveland 75 0 38 . h | ee a ee al, Sophomore Dave Keon got! Pittsburgh 310 1 29 "N IS ere then "heat wont reat eoulle Toronto s other goal in the first Wednesday's Results Jacques Plante while lying on period. For the Canadiens, Ber-| Providence 5 Buffalo 5 his Rack at 6:40 of thé third nie Geoffrion scored in the sec- Hershey 3 Pittsburgh 2 Giod ond and Gilles Tremblay gave Friday's Game Or itesn sicaa inten, vet +e a brief 2-1 lead early in Providence at Rochester yobs ; arte "the third, eran Bert Olmstead tipped in Both Plante and Leafs Johnny 2 blucline slap shot by defence-'p... ek i ; : : og Tim Sarton forthe Hake Bower were sensational in the OLD COUNTRY nifig gosl. oe Moe up with 25 In the other game, Bill Hay, esi icp ante stopped 23 SOCCER SCORES a magician with the puck,! (,,. Pee , banged home his first two ine sown es peed LONDON (Reuters) -- Re- goals of the season and goalie Se ee sults of Wednesday night's soc- Clenn Hall stopped 28 shots for atk spite hepa rhgal adage cer games in the United King- his second shutout to steer Chi- aro, dane SAD DOey, civic into : cago Black Hawks to a 2-0 tri- con tue' Be gg re beni ENGLISH LEAGUE umph over Detroit Red Wings.|foared a casualty because of Division IV The results left Canadiens in } a j Oldham 2 Mansfield 3 first place, but only one point ets me ares (Postponed from Sept. 26) ahead of Maple Leafs who HAY SCORES PAIR SCOTTISH LEAGUE vaulted intc second over idle| At Chicago, Hay scored his Division I New York Rangers. Montreal two goals off power plays. Celtic 7 St. Mirren 1 still has 20 points while Tor-, His .first came midway, (Postponed from Nov. 11) onto has 19 and New York 18./through the first period when) FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP Chicago, meanwhile, moved he stole the puck from De- Third Round into a tie for fourth place with |troit's Leo Labine 15 feet in Bournemouth 3 Cardiff 0 the Wings. Each team has 13)front of the Red Wings net and|Norwich 3 Middlesbrough 2 points Boston Bruins bring up skated in to beat goalie Terry|Sunderland 2 Hull City 1 the rear with nine Sawchuk at the goalmouth. Ai-|Workington ® Blackpool 1 Canadiens get another chance lan Johnson of the Wings was York City 1 Watford 1 tonight to widen their lead when|in the penalty box at the time. INTER-CITIES FAIRS CUP they meet the Bruins at Boston! Defenceman Warren Godfrey | H ibernian 0 Red Star (Bel in the league's only action was serving a minor infraction|grede) 1 Shack remains one of hock-\early in the third period when|Everton 2 Dynamo Kiev (Rus- me most perplexing problems.|Hay ook passes from Bronco|sia) 0. e was rated a can't-miss|Harvath and Stan Mikita and)}------------ . _ professiona! prospect when New|rammed a 20 - footer behind) TOP CANADIAN MARK York brought him up at the Sawchuk from a difficult angle.| VANCOUVER (CP)--A North start of the 1958-59 season Rail was outstanding in the;Vancouver team has set a Ca- Rangers, convinced he would |¢ hicago nets as the Wings out-\nadian record for mixed five- never attain his potential, dealt|shot the Black Hawks 28-21. The|pin bowling. Orchid Florists of him off to the Leafs last 'sea- shutout was the fifth in the NHL'the North Shore Classic League son : this season. Sawchuk and Hall bowled a three-game score of In 211 NHL games, he has each have two. Rookie Don'4,155, breaking the mark of scored only 34 goals -- four of Head of Boston chalked up the 4,127 set by a Saskatoon quin- them thisaseason. jother. f jtet in 1953.