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CANADIAN SPORTS COLUMNIST Elmer Ferguson, dean of Canadian sports writers, and his bride, the former Jacque- line Lacroix, make a cheer- ful couple, following their wedding in Montreal's Notre Dame des Neiges Church. Ferguson, author of the col- umn "The Gist and Jest of Foley's First Alone The first game in the Oshawa- Courtice Industrial Hockey League Monday night, saw Foley Plumbing edge Tomlinson Fina 3-2. The win for Foley's enabled them to take sole pos- session of first place in the standings. In the second game, Beaupre Vigor Oil came up with their first point of the season, tieing Morrison BA 4-4. The tie kept the B-A's in third place, one point behind the Fina men. FOLEY' 3 -- TOMLINSON'S 2 Don Cullen, top man in the scoring race, scored the win- ning goal for Foley's with a screen shot from about forty feet out, that went through a maze of players and eluded Hen- derson in the Tomlinson net. The first goal of the game was credited . to MacDonald of Foley's as Spencer, in an at- tempt to clear the puck in a scramble, knocked it into his own goal. Tomlinson's tied it up on a goal by B. Suddard assisted by D. Ferguson and S. Rice. The garagemen went ahead on Suddard's second goal, which was also assisted by Yerguson. Mike Weidmark evened the score by intercepting a clearing pass by Rice and banged it past the amazed Henderson, M. Cul- len and B. Ward were given assists on the goal. This set the stage for Cullen's winner, also assisted by B. Ward. This was a fast, hard-checking game and tempers got the best of a few of the players. B. Pipher of Tomlinson's received a major for fighting and later on in the game was banished from the ice for fighting again. Foley's were thumbed 'to the sin-bin six times with M. Weid- mark receiving a major for fighting with Pipher. Tindal, Bushman, and M. Cullen got minors. McClinton wes ejected for swearing and McDonald, for fighting, also went to the dress- ing room. By Nipping Rivals BEAUPRE'S 4--MORRISON'S 4 The second game was also a thriller and ended up in the first tie of the season. Vigor Oil with several new players came up with their best powerful B-A's to four goals. Fitchett scored twice unassisted goals for Vigor. For Morrison's, it was John- son from S. Thompson; A. Alex- ander from J. Balson; P. Mc- Intyre from J. Balson and A. Courtice on a solo effort. received minors for Beaupre's For B-A it was A. Alexander, A. Courtice, J. Muir and P. penalty box. Foley's .. .. Tomlinson's Morrison's Beaupre's | UVENTLE ACTION THE OSHAWA TIMES,-Fridey, December 15, 1961 ]5 game of the year holding the for Beaupre's, his first goal was assisted by L. Hartford and his second was unassisted. Wood- cock and MacCarthy also scored Hayden Macdonald spotted Beaton's Dairy a first - period 3-0 lead, then triggered four un- answered markers in the final 20 minutes, for a 4-3 win, last night in Oshawa Minor Hockey Association Juvenile League back and Don Lloyd got the equalizer. TONY'S -- goal, Braiden; de- fence, Matthews, Peters; for- wards, Wilson, Nichols, Solo- man; alternates, Sandford, Plews, Lloyd, Wallace, Smith, Pascoe, Scribner, King and action at the Children's Arena. Victory broke a first - place tie which existed with Mac's and Oshawa Dairy. the Spencer, Johnson and Fitchett Gearing, with two trips to the In other action, Oshawa .|Dairy was held to a '2-2 stand- off by cellar - dwelling Tony's .|Refreshments. TONY'S, 2 - OSH. DAIRY, 2 .| Oshawa Dairy scored two first - period goals then had to hang on as Tony's Refresh- ments rallied for a 2-2 tie. Gary Pinch and Ronnie Wil- Oshawa Hawks dropped their fifth - straight game, last night as Peterborough Jets downed the locals 59-45 at the Donevan gym, The Hawks were as inept last night as they were effec- tive last Saturday 'against Till- TAKES BRIDE sonburg. They seemed to have It" in the Montreal Star, has been writing sports for 59 years and has no plans for re- tirement. --(CP Wirephoto) turned off the drive they had a week ago and played a lethar- gic game, throughout. The Jets on the other hand were very sharp, and outcontrolled, -out- shot and outmanoeuvred the CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE Firefighters Humble League Leaders 9-2 League-leading Foote's Tow- ing took a fine shellacking by the sticks of the Firefighters, 9-2, in the second game of the Civil Service League, played at Bowmanville Arena Tuesday night while in the first game the Dairymen clipped the Teachers +1. play with Baker and Beaton at 3.15 of the second period to give the Dairymen a 3-0 score at this time. Then Beaton at 13.20 made it 4-0 when he tal- lied from Welsh and Brooks. Teachers pressed at this point to at least score one goal and it took six minutes playing six jmen to five, as the Dairymen The Dairymen were stron8ijacst five minutes of the game. with their game with the Teach-lsinciair did it at 24.05 from ers when they netted four goals Wright and Long. to one to break a last-place tie with the Teachers and move in all alone into 4th place. Jim McCabe's' two fast goals at 14.01 from Daniel and at FIREFIGHTERS--FOOTES In the second game, Foote's Towing were hosts to the Fire- fighters and unwillingly gave 6.10 and then Myles Firefighters Hickey and Myles at 22.35. Foote's Bill Huard the first period. held off the from Batten and Graham at) scored! twice more at 17.30 from Knight and 18.15 from Higgins to give the Firemen a 4-0 lead at this point. Before the period ended however, Higgins scored for the on a play with scored were sitting out penalties in the/Foote's first goal at 23.30 but seconds later at 24.05 Hooper popped one in from Garrard, for the Firefighters, to give them a 6-1 lead at the end of In the second period, Foote's incoming Fire- Hawks most of the way. Throughout the early part of the game, both clubs traded Britain Wants Wimbledon As 'Tennis Open' called Thursday for an open pionship even if the world. Cyril Banks, chairman of the British Lawn Tennis Associa- tion, told his annual meeting: "Surely the ILTF (International Lawn Tennis Federation) will by some way grant those coun- tries, who are willing and able to carry out the experiment of an open meeting, the necessary permission and authority. "The majority of countries fa- vor this course and progress LONDON (AP) -- Britain Wimbledon lawn tennis cham- interna- tional federation rejects ideas of mixing amateurs and _profes- sionals generally throughout the loughby were the Milkmen's Peterboro Jets Win Over Hawks baskets almost mechanically. Oshawa, with Vaughan and Reilly hitting had a_ five-point lead at one stage but couldn't hold it as Ralph Rowe, Bob Hollinsworth and Jim Griffin cut the Oshawa club down and moved in front to stay at the 18-minute mark of the first half. Rowe led the first half scor- ers with 11 points followed by Griffin with 6. Vaughan had 12 for the Hawks. Oshawa blew a number of easy shots at the start of the second stanza and then, fell back 'as the Jets opened up a big 15-point lead. They out- scored the Oshawans 19-4 over a 10-minute span and this spelled finish for the locals. Though Reilly and Cheski rallied the club in the latter stages it was far too late to catch the high- flying Peterborough crew. Raiph Rowe topped the win- ners with 14 points followed by Amer with 13 and Foster with 9. Gary Vaughan turned in his best game to date getting 14 for the Hawks as Reilly fol- lowed with 10. ROUGH GAME As expected, the game was fairly rough with Oshawa los- ing three players on fouls. Cheski and Vaughan fouled out late in the second half and Lyons followed with nine sec- onds remaining in the game. A total of 58 fouls were called with each team being assessed 29. In shooting Oshawa hit 19 of 32 attempts and Peterborough 23 of 37. The Hawks will go to Tren- SPORTS CALENDAR marksmen. For the Vendors, Darcey Smith started the come- REMEMBER WHEN ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Metro Junior St. Michael's Arena, 8.00 p.m. niles vs Uxbridge Chicks, Uxbridge, 8.30 p.m.; Newmar- ket at Alliston, 8.30 p.m. OHA Lakeshore Intermediate League -- Napanee at Port Hope, 8.30 p.m. BASKETBALL Oshawa and District Indus- trial League -- Oshawa Coca- Colas vs Ajax Cagers, at Ajax Community Centre, 6.30 p.m. GAMES FOR SATURDAY HOCKEY CRA Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee League -- Harman vs Sunnyside, at 7.00 a.m.; North a.m.; Southmead vs Lake Vista; side, at 9.20 a.m.; Nipigon vs Connaught, at 10.05 a.m.; Storie vs Fernhill, at 10.50 a.m.; East- view vs Valleyview, at 11.40 a.m. and Woodview vs Rundle, at 12.25 p.m: All games at Osh- awa Children's Arena. BASKETBALL r Y's Men's Leagues (Biddy League) -- Bolahood's Sports vs Parts and Service, at 8.30 a.m.; Firefighters vs CKLB, at 8.55 a.m. and Mundingers vs Jaycee Blues, at 9.20 a.m. All games at Simcoe Hall.~ (Minor League) -- CKLB vs Medical Pharmacy, at 9.50 a.m.; St. John's Cadets vs Fire- fighters, at 10.25 a.m. and Pro- vincial Tile vs Bolahood's Sportshaven, at 11.00 a.m. "a League -- Whitby Mohawks vs St. Michael's College Majors, at OHA Little Big Five, Junior "C" League -- Oshawa Juve- at Ed Barrow, who developed New York Yankees into the most powerful club in baseball, died eight years ago today at age 81. Barrow was with the Yankees for 26 years until he retired in 1947, and among many player promotions discov- ered Honus Wagner and changed Babe Ruth from a pitcher into an outfielder' who Shody. OSHAWA DAIRY -- goal, rmon; defence, Cheeseman, nch; forwards, Siblock, Mc- Craw, Willoughby; alternates, Barnoski, Gow, McNamee, El- liott, Leaming, Leach, Barr, Robinson, Balsom and Brady. MAC'S, 4 - BEATON'S, 3 Ted Lutton's three-goal per- formance in the final period gave Hayden Macdonald an im- portant 4-3 win over Beaton's Dairy. Line-mates Roddy Mac- donald and Eugene Supryka. Macdonald's Rally To: Win Game, Top Berth picked up three and two assists respectively. Neil Amst was the other Mac's goal-getter, For Beaton's, Stan Kolesnik, Barry Furey and Dave Mitchell fired one goal each. BEATON'S DAIRY -- goal, Russell; defence, Bourdage, Mitchell; forwards, Bradley, Branton, Eyman; alternates, MacDonald,. Mason, Kolesnik, Nelson, Talling, Sawyer, Furey and Mitchell. HAYDEN MACDONALD -- goal, Gutsole; defence, Wilkins, Chapman; forwards, Armstrong, Gibbons, Baechler; alternates, Macdonald, Lutton, Elliott, Cotie, MacDonald, Johnson, Porteous, Anderson, Norton and Supryka. Officials -- Don Wilson and Carl Kemp. GIVE A Oshawa vs Radio Park, at 7.45|¢ became the home run king. XMAS Looking for a clean way out? BOOK OF... CAR WASH TICKETS AUTO MAGIC WASH LTD. 116 BOND STREET WEST 725-0322 4 at 8.30 a.m.; Bathe vs King- ' WILSON & LEE LIMITED MUSIC STUDIOS | Register Now For Lessons On These Popular Instrumenty ACCORDION SAXOPHONE VIOLIN @ CLARINET @ HAWAIIAN GUITAR SPANISH GUITAR @ TROMBONE POPULAR PIANO @ VIOLA . TRUMPET @ CELLO Our 6-week beginner's course on the accordion at 1.50 weekly includes the FREE use of an accordion during that period which is taken home for practice. WILSON & LEELTD. e should not forever be held up All § by a minority." A special ILTF committee re- cently drew up a program that could bring professional stars like Australi's Lew Hoad and America's Pancho Gonzales score read 9-1. into competition against the To show that Foote's were|world's top amateurs. It sug- still on the ice, Huard scored|gested that everyone in lawn Foote's second goal at 20.01,|tennis be known as players with to end the scoring in the game.|Phrases like "amateur" and fighters for ten minutes which time Garrard scored alone to start the Fire siren again. Higgins from Myles and Batten at 12.03 and Hubble from Garrard at 16.15 made the 15.30 from Gough gave the|their guests nine goals and only at Dairymen a. two-goal lead injscored two themselves. the first period. | Myles again led the Fire- Teachers, on the other hand,|fighters to victory, when he had some dandy chances tojcarned the "hat trick". He score but didn't seem to have|opened the scoring at 4.50 of the finesse around the net. first period without help and Wilson scored a beautiful goal|from that point it was Firemen when he took a pass on a 3-wayjall the way. Hooper scored MUSIC STORE 87 SIMCOE ST. NORTH ton for a game next Wednesday,|games at Simcoe Hall. still looking for their first win of the season. | OSHAWA --Andrejicka 2, Old- field 2, Cheski 7, J. Olinyk, Lyons 4, Reynolds 3, Kolodzie 1, Reilly 10, Vaughan 14, Kelly 2, and Newey. Total, 45. PETERBOROUGH -- Rowe 14, Amer 13, Board, Hollings- worth 7, Foster 9, Ash 8, Grif- Officials: J. Brady and B. Winter, Oshawa. Scorers: J. Tymoshik and B. Eagleson, Osh- awa. 725-4706 Keystoners Beat OCVI In an exhibition game, Tues- day, Simcoe Hall Keystoners in- vaded OCVI to play their Sen- jors and defeated them by the score of 73-53. : In the first half, Keystoners, led by Clarke and Rowden, played team ball and held a 32 to 20 lead. The Seniors tried hard with Burnett keeping them 'in the game. + The second half was fast with 'both scoring at a fast pace but «the more experienced Key- sstoners continued to play great 'team ball while the Seniors' de- sfence collapsed, with five min- 'utes le't, to enable the Key- Stoners to walk off with a well- *deserved win. . Simcoe Hall Keystoners were sled to victory by B. Winters and *R. Clarke with 14 apiece, fol- lowed by Boivin, Jepma and 'Brady with 13, 12 and 10, while for the Seniors, Ferries with 20 ; 'was top point man of the game "followed by R. Burnett with 10. » KEYSTONERS -- B. Winters 14, M. Boivin 13, R. Clarke 14, J. Brady 10, B. Jepma 12, J. wW. Rowden 6, P. Mewett 4. Total 73. Fouls, 11 out of 27. *» SENIORS -- Clapp, Barlow 8, Jacula, Ferries 20, 'Sparling, 'Tunnicliffe 6, Burnett 10, Saun- 'ders, Hooey 1, Reeson 8. Total 53. Fouls, 9 out of 16. 'Frank Robinson | Czech Press Puts Blast On Bearcats PRAGUE (Reuters) -- Czech newspapers made some blunt comments Thursday about Port Arthur Bearcats, who lost 2-1 to Czechoslovakia in Bratislava Wednesday night. The Communist party newspa- was not up to expectation," and | 'the Canadians were rough and jat times dirty " | Lidova Deiocracie, the peo- |ple's party newspaper, said the Canadians excelled in position play and defence but "'it is to be regretted that in Bratislava they spoiled the game by their mean and at times dangerous play." | Ceskosolovensky Sport said | the Bearcats were in very good |physical condition and were able to attack their opponents on almost every part of the rink. But it added: "Of course, the kind of hockey we are accustomed to seeing-- perfect passing and shooting-- was lacking iu the Canadians. "The referees frequently over- looked the rough play of the Ca- nadian hockey players who' al- lowed themselves the kind of transgressions they used fo ac- cuse the Europeans of commit- ting." NHL BIG SEVEN Slugging Champ * CINCINNATI (AP) -- Frank Robinson, hard - hitting out- fielder of the pennant-winning Cincinnati Reds, won the. Na- tional League slugging title for Phe second straight year, official 'statistics revealed today. = Robinson, voted the circuit's valuable player last 'month, collected 333 total bases fin 545 times at bat for a .611 igging mark. Orlando Cepeda San Francisco Giants was next with .609. « Hank Aaron of Milwaukee Braves had the most total bases -~358--for the third consecutive Beason but finished third with 9504. Robinson also received the walks--23. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit's famous Gordie Howe scored his 13th goal of the sea- son Thursday night and pulled into a tie for third place in the National Hockey League indivi- dual ring race. He has 29 points, the same as Montreal's Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion. Andy Bathgate of New York Rangers leads. scorers with 11 goals and a league-leading 26 assists for 37 points. KS The leaders: G A Pts. Bathgate, New York 11 26 37 Provost, Montreal 32 Howe, Detroit 29 Geoffrion, Montreal 29 Mahovlich, Toronto ,12 16 28 Ingarfield, New. York13 14 27 McKenney, Boston 11 16 24% per Rude Pravo said "'the game! * Civil Service Notes:--A panel of three persons namely, Mark Fehrenback, Donald Stovin and Joe Olinyk picked the stars in each game, They picked in the Teacher's - Dairymen's game, Dairymen's Jim .McCabe as first star, Teacher's Hogg for 3rd. In the Foote's-Firemen game they picked Gordie Myles as a star by himself and then chose Firemen's Higgins and Garrard for 1st and 2nd stars respective- ly and Foote's Huard was chosen 3rd for getting Foote's both goals. , |Wo--Parents Object When Daughter W LT Gf Ga Pts. 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