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& THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Jenuery 20, 1962 ]] Terrier Coach Expects Team "The Czechs are overdue for Finish Third 'a title and the U.S. will ice its GALT (CP) -- Galt Terriers', most veteran club," he said Arsenal At Manchester U. Highlights FA. Cup Play mane ie ane iiiaee: Coamapiehis! wit alle Close to 63,000 redhot soccer/control and cool skill as they|finish for his club, has picked|last year at Geneva, Switzer- give the talented Toffies a hard|fans jammed their way intojdid against this strong-tackling,|Czechoslovakia and the United|/land, when Trail, B.C. won on battle at Goodison Park. Wolves|White Hart Lane to see Totten-jfighting Birmingham team./States as the clubs to beat in/goal average after the clubs are at home to West Bromwich)ham Hotspurs at their brilliant/Spurs went ahead in the second : itied for first. Albion, and judging from league|best in beating Birmingham'half with a typical Jimmy/handle a crowd of 63,000. I} "I'm not belittling our own City in a third round cup re-'Greaves goal. He darted in)queued for an hour and a quar-/club but the days of Canada play. The police had to close the/after the ball cannoned off ajter to catch a bus, and arrived walking away with top honors lout of the way, the draw for favored. If Leicester can dis-|gates with aver 5,000 prospect-|Birmingham defender, and/home exactly two and a half/are gone," Gaudette said. '"The the fourth round of the English/P0se of Stoke in a late replay,|ive spectators still outside clam- flashed the ball into the net./nours after the final whistle|Europeans are on a par with our Cup presents an interesting, and they will meet Blackburn oring for admission. The 63,000 Medwin scored again, but Birm-|plew. amateurs now." lin some respects, exciting pic-| Rovers. Nottingham Forest are|who did get in saw ninety min-|ingham stormed back to make | ture, Six of the sixteen games\at home to Sheffield Wednes-jutes of thrilling football, with the count. 3-2, and fought like) lscheduled to-be played on Jan-/4ay. Both of these games mightjexcitement surging through the|tigers for an equalizer. With luary 27 bring first division clubs Well end in a draw at the first|crowd every minute, and, injonly a few minutes to go Les} linto opposition with each other. encounter, view of the steady downpour of|Allen slipped. past a Birming- In four others, first and second) 'Tottenham Hotspur, having|"ain which covered the field injham back, forced his way along} ldivision teams clash. Only. two disposed of 'Birmingham in a|mud, they saw some superlative|the byline, and shot from an al- lfrom the top division can be thrilling replay, travel to Ply- football skill from both teams,|most impossible angle. The ball) regarded as having easy fix-'mouth, to meet Plymouth and a courageous, fighting dis-jhit the far post and bounced) ltures with teams in the lower/Argyle. They should not have play by Birmingham. __ |back into the net to make the ldivistons any difficulty in clearing this There was a shock start, with final count 4-2 for Spurs. The highlight of the whole hurdle, Fulham are at home to Birmingham scoring in the first For sheer excitement and lavaw de 'the match which will Second division Walsall, Aston minute of play. It took 26 min- suspense, this was one of the bring Manchester 'United and( Villa: at home to Huddersfield ules for Spurs to even up the greatest games I have seen in Avenel. oid cin fivals: against and Burnley at home to Leyton Pct hie Terry Medwin. the last four seasons. There was each other. Arsenal have now Orient. The first division teams From t en on, the Spurs played one drawback. The transporta-| 333 SIMCOE ST. $ Le tenia which ehowe diane fire: should. win these games com- blag pa of champions. Never tion facilities after the ame) -% storing some of the club's lost fortably. have I seen them show better were hopelessly inadequate to glory. But playing at Manches-| The other games in the fourth ter against a United team of round are Oldham vs_ Liver- great potentialities, although|pool; Norwich vs Ipswich or rather out of luck lately, will|/Luton; Peterborough vs Bury or, be a severe test of the power of Sheffield United; Shrewsbury vs the new Arsenal side. Th¢ skill) Middlesbrough; Charlton vs and brainy approach to the Derby; Sunderland vs Port Vale game of George Eastham, and and Preston vs. Weymouth, the lthe scoring power of Meljonly non-league club left in the Charles. might well be the. fac-|competition. tors that could en : - , Ithough it might. take a td Aussie Oarsman May Not Be In Empire Games at Highbury to do it. |OTHER KEY GAMES LONDON (CP) -- Australian- born Stuart Mackenzie re- One of the other key games garded as one of the world's scheduled is that between Ever- 7 ton, one of the teams favored to | leading oarsmen, may not com- | pete in this year's Empire} jwin the cup, and Manchester Games |City. The City stand 'low in the \league table, but they are re- Mackenzie, who now lives In Surrey, has been given permis- | ; Irwin Gross Vaults Into sori siresen' easind'n tn he is favorite to win the single FOURTH ROUND DRAW the world amateur hockey championships. | Gaudette expects Canada and |Russia to battle it out for third land' Sweden to "breathe down Repsrsnagr necks," By M. McINTYRE HOOD nowned cup fighters, and will Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times LONDON -- With the unusual- a : 4 ly large number of replays and form, this could be either team's | postponed games now Cleared Same, although the Wolves are ete | | OUR GUARANTEE 1 All "DUMONT" Aluminum Products are guaranteed to be I free from det in ial and 4 hip. They are | guaranteed for a lifetime by the seller and by the manufec- turer against rust, corrosion, pitting, warping and other de- l --_ << «= ow = ow ae ee ew oe ee ee el IN COLOR TOO! terioration, arising from natural causes and conditions. 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Cardinal held the men's high triple for the week with a 702 game and John W. Cardinal held the men's high single for the week with a, 275 game Jean Dickison held the ladies triple for the week with a 721 game and she also held the 4adies' high single with a 283. Team Standings rows 18, Houston 18, E 14, O'Malley 12, Watts 7, } Over 200 games 210, P. Brooks 222 275, D, Basterache 22: Ekker 202, M. Koster 201. T. H 203, B. La vergne 235, 268, J. O'Malley 216, B. Burke 217, J. Wrubel 254, 212, D. Wood ward 204, M. Hannan 211, J. O'Lesky 208, J. Diggce 247, 283, J. A. Cardinal 202, 251, } M. Noordman 223 Lemon League --- J: Dionne 92. ©. O'Malley 69, D. igiey 90, R. Watts 76, E. Giles 96, C. Henning 89 high ush 23, Bur Kork E Martell 223, W. Cardinal SERGEANTS' MESS LEAGUE There were some dandy triples this Reg Burr's 789 (262, }299, 228). 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The former was led by a nice 620 triple by Charlie Rankine 'The third series saw the Rolling Pins pull further away from the cellar dwell- ng Atom Bombs when they took two games and totals for three points. The only bowler showing any stuff in this series was Fred Taylor with a 616 Don't forget our first sorial dance this Saturday at the Legion Hall. Come ; early and bring another couple Top Bowlers Eloi (234; Harold Nugent 637 Charlie Rankine 620 (243, Taylor 616 (247). Lemon Leaguers -- Vi Brown Muriel Roznik 79 and Lou Smith 75. Landry 647 (246, 228), 228), Fred 7, WESTMOUNT CHURCH LEAGUE Team Standings -- Orbits 20, Pin Hedz 18, HooLoos 15, Rascals 15. Lucky Strikes 14, Astronauts 13, Hep Cats 11, Yokels 8 High Triples Ken Cobb 747 (293, 281), Thelma Owen 473 (249, 213, 211), Don Clement 665 (273, 201), Helen Slator 661 (227, 244), Mary Slator 645 (240, 206), Irv Estabrook 631 (245, 203), Doris Stuart 630 (255, 195). Ladies' High Singles -- Evelyn Wot- ton 237, 209, Annabelle Cobb 215, Betty Storm 208, Betty Clark 201. Men's High Singles -- John Harris 247, 203, Alex Sinclair 241, Joe Ward 226, Jim Shearer 222, 210, Howard Mac- Leod 218, Jim MacPherson 215, Morris Love 214, Bill Clark 206, Jim Childer- hose 204, And now for the new members to the Bruce Stuart of the Rascals, and two distinguished members from the revolving? Orbits, President, Bill Clark and Evelyn Brown, executive member. RAINBOW LEAGUE Standing -- Brown 6, Jade 6, Gold 5, Orange 5, Grey 4, White 4, Red 4, Green 4, Rose 4, Pink 3, Coral 3, Yel- low 2; Purple 2, Silver 2, Blue 2, Tan 2, Lime 2, Beige 2, Maroon 1, Mauve 1, Navy 1, Black 0. High Doubles Mavis Irwin 422 (203, 219); Grace Cryderman 402 (218) and Lil Ison 400 (235). High Singles -- Gloria Robinson 258, Rene Reddock 242, Kay Hutton 240, Marion Byrr 227, Ivah Robinson 224, Joyce Osborne 222, Clara Oatway 220, Ev. Redpath 219, Mary Pirie 217, Win Bonnetta 216. Celia Johnson 214, Filo- rence Copeland 205 and Mary Church- Senior Lead LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Irwin Gross of Windsor Bulldogs, with a nod of thanks to Sarnia Rams has skated back into the scor- ing leadership of the Senior Ontario Hockey Association. The veteran centre scored four goals and four assists as Windsor ran over the Rams 13-0 earlier in the week. He went jinto the game 'one point behind George Aitken of Chatham Ma roons, but emerged with a seven-point lead. Gross now has 51 points--20 goals and 31 assists. Aitken, held to one goal in the last week has 44 points, although his 23 }goals head the league. It was a good week for the big |guns of the Bulldogs. Lou Bendo collected six points to go from seventh into third place with 43 points. 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