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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Merch 1¥, ryez Toronto YMHA Takes One-Point Margin In First Game Of Round Oshaw Hawks dropped a close 63-62 battle to Toronto YMHA Saturday night when they froze the ball for the final minute, playing for one good shot that didn't come off. It was the first game of a two-game total points Inter A series, with the return match slated for Oshawa's Don- evan Collegiate, this Saturday at 7.30 p.m. Hawks might have won in the final minutes. Down two points with one minute and twenty seconds remaining, they went tack. Then Gary Vaughan and Brent Oldfield opened up and the Hawks were right back in the game. It was tied at 46-all and then 52-all when Dave Bern- stein moved thé Torontos in front to stay. With a 63-58 lead they looked to be home free when the Hawks came roaring back. They nar- rowed the gap 63-61 before going into a freeze. Kolodzie narrow- ed it to one point, before the final buzzer and that's all the) Hawks have to pick on their| the Hawks a lot of trouble last year, was still their big gun get- ting 15 points.Dave Bernstein added 12 and Max Grossman 11. Ineresting to note is that over 20 points were scored at the foul line by Toronto with Syd Himmel getting 7 for 11 points and not a single field goal from the floor. GUNN WILL BE BACK Arrangements are being made to get Garney Gunn home for the second game on Saturday.| Little Change In Dart League League, were as follows; No. 2, 1; Oshawa Fernhill 4, Southmead No. 2, 2; No. 2, 3, Rundle No. 1, Eastview 5, a bye. F. Clifford 4, M. Muir 1, T. Clark 1, A. Pelow 3, B. Short F. Denshaw 2, J. Hill 1, Team Standing : Results of games played March 15, in the CRA Dart Woodview No. 3, 4, Woodview North 1, Storie 3, Southmead No. 1, 2; Woodview No. 1, 3, _-- Players doubling in and out:- Hele 1, J. Craighead 3, Ruth Hopson 1, R. Hopson . Bob Clark 1, "M. Comerford 2, G. Waite 2, C. Comerford 1, B. 2, F. Jenkins 1, H. Fayle 1, D. Rae 1, T. Rae 1, F. Parsons 4, W. Dowe 2, B. Kitchen 2, B. France/Rundle No. 2, 90, Woodview WEEKEND FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla.--Luis Rod- riguez, 14744, Cuba, stopped Ri- eardo Falech, 147%, Argentina, Bol Italy -- Bert White- hurst, 198%, Baltimore, out- pointed Frederico Friso, 21514, Italy, 8 Buenos Aires--Danny Kid, the Philippines, and Ricardo Gon- zalez, Argentina, featherweights, drew, 10 (weights unavailable) Milan, Italy--Omar Oliva, Ar- gentina, stopped Danilo Giusti, Italy, featherweights, 4. 126, B. Clark 125, and L. Shob- brook 100. Baseball One Inning:- T. Hele 5, J. Craighead, R. Hop- son 5, M. Germond 5, R. Pope 5, and T. Twine 5. Team Standing:- 98, t Storie G. Fahy 1, M. Germond 2,|No, 1, 85, Southmead No, 1, |Hawks will need their full club, 4 Céle 2, G. Germond 1, M.\82, Eastyiew 79, Rundle No Wilson 3, G. Houston 2, P./1, 77, North Oshawa 74, Fern- high nek L. Shobbrook 2, and|hill 72, Woodview No. 3, 66, T. Twine 1 |Southmead No. *. 56, and High Three Darts: - T, Rae! Woodview No. 2, own floor Saturday. lif they intend to stop this YMHA The Hawks got some rather|team, who won the Toronto title "ouchy" calls on fouls against|/in g breeze. them, and were not too pleased with the way the officials cal-| wis wane Cubana ty fae Jed the play. Toronto had a big |i, the Brockville series man- advantage on fouls as they hit! aged only three points between 21-of-30 attempts. Oshawa did them Saturday. well though, scoring 14-for-21. OSHAWA. Asides ¢, The officials called 23 fouls on| ny GARY VAUGHAN the Oshawans to 18--on YMHA|Oldfield 10, Cheski 2, Gunn 14, drejicka followed with a long|who are notoriously rough. ht "eens Pane 5 Vaughan set, fed put the Hawks five points; Top scorer for the Hawks and|_ Total 62. in front at halftime, leading| high man in the game was Gary, TQRONTO -- Himmel 7, Men- mae |Vaughan with 16, Garney Gunnixas, Shifer, Grossman 11, Sil- YMHA picked up those five) who was home from Flint, Mich-| |verman 15, "Watt 2, Kirkwood 8, and a couple more before Osh-jigan less than an hour, before|Rapael 8, and Bernstein 12, -- awa hit the scoresheet in the/the trip to Toronto, scored 14\rotal 63. second half. The lead see-sawed/and Brent Oldfield added 10.| oyricials -- Chas. Rayfield and back and forth with either club\yery Gshawa player scored at| yim Tracyzk, Toronto. gaining much. Garey Gunnijeast once. Scorers -- Jim Goldstein, Tor- started to hit midway through) winie silverman, who gavelonto and Joe Wrubal, Oshawa. the second half and this seemed! to spearhead the Oshawa at- 1 into a "freeze" to play for one good lay-up and a tie, which would give them a big jadvantage in the return game, having only to win at home. Ed Kolodzie was fouled twice in the 'last minute, but converted only one of his four foul shot at- tempts. Nevertheless the Hawks were contented to play out the clock and take their chances on picking up a win at home. Oshawa took the lead in the first half as Gary Vaughan and {Brent Oldfield led the fast-break into the YMHA end of the floor. They had a four-point lead when little Willie Silverman got hot for the Torontos. He hit for eight points to-move the host club in front before Hawks unlimbered jtheir outside shooters. Jack Ly- |ons hit two shots from outside, jas did Kolodzie and Tony And- ' ee eink. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER | ain a bag Niagara Falls CVI "Discovered Boy Golden Ball Champs Earlier Saturday Niagara Collegiate downed St. Burnley 2 Tottenham 2 pose with the trophy, after the final game, in which they defeated Niagara District High School 62-38, with cap- Schools and _ Collegiates) Schools. The Niagara Falls team eliminated Oshawa Cen- | tral Collegiate Seniors in a | sudden-death game, the pre- tain Jerry Murray scoring 26 vious week. Captain Jerry | points. They won 57-48 in Murray and coach James V. | Oshawa. Rose are all smiles as they NIAGARA FALLS Collegi- ate and Vocational Institute captured the 14th annual Gol- den Ball Basketball Tourna- tnent, at Welland, on Satur- day night, emblematic of the Ontario Basketball Champion- ship, for Secondary (High Your nearby HFC manager likes to be helpful to neighborhood families. 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MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAS |» months| months' $ 9.46 69.21 91.56 148. 52 201.46 | 129.41 228.93 ees Soot (Reuters)--Results|Dundee U 1 Motherwell 1 Falkirk 1 Rangers 7 | Hibernian 3 St. Johnstone 2 |Kilmarnock 2 Stirling 1 |Partick 0 St. Mirren 1 |Raith 2 Dundee 3 Thd Lanark 1 Hearts 9 Division It Alloa 5 Berwick 4 | Arbroath 4 Brechin i iClyde 5 Ayr U 0 | Cowdenbeath 2 E Stirling 5 ;Dumbarton 3 East Fife 0 |Hamilton 5 Stranraer 1 |Montrose 3 Forfar 4 ° Steinhousemuir 0 Queen of S 2) Morton vs. Queen's Pk, ppd. | Youth International England 4 Wales 0 (at vies TRISH LEAGUE Ballymena 1 Glentoran 1 | Bangor 3 Crusaders 2 Cliftonville 1 Ards 3 Derry City 2 Distillery 2 Linfield 2 Glenavon 0 | Portadown 1 Coleraine 0 Peter Snell Sets New World Record TOKYO (AP)--With the "no smoking" signs out and the heat | turned down, New Zealand's) Peter Snell blazed to another itrack record Sunday, posting a world indoor mark of one min- ute, 49.9 seconds for the half-| mile, The 23 - year - old apprentice surveyor, who smashed both the world outdoor mile and half-mile| records earlier this year, clip- 'ped three-tenths of a second off! the indoor 880-yard standard he! jset Feb. 9 in Los Angeles. | When he ran the mile in j4:06.7 Saturday, Snell com- plained that the Tokyo Metro- jpolitan Gym, where the Japan 'national track and field cham- jpionships are being held, was 'too smoky and stuffy. 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Vocational School 62-45. beat London Central 51- 47. |Sheffield W 0 West Ham 0 = oe ; -|West Brom 2 Notts Forest 2? | Dennis Bernardi led orcer| Division II man with 18, supported by Den-|Derby 9 Charlton 1 nis Mangan with 11 |Huddersfield 3 Stoke 6 Renfrew met Hagersville in|Leyton Or 2 Liverpool 2 the semi-finals and was led to|Luton 1 Norwich 2 a 48-25 victory by John Wilson|Newcastle 2 Scunthorpe 1 with 16 points and Lindsay Stew-|Plymouth 3 Sunderland 3 art with 12, gh ag s best| Preston 2 Rotherham 0 WELLAND (CP) --Niagara Charles of TUESDAY WELD- BEYMER: THOMAS: HOLM Color Cartoon "Adventure in Music" FEATURE AT: 1:30 - 3:35 - 5:25 « 7:30 - 9:43 / LAST 2 DAYS!! FEATURE ADULT TIMES: 1:40 ENTERTAINMENT 3:35 5:25 7:25 9:18 cust, by OF LUXE Cinsmascors Whitby HS Cagers Lose To Brantford (pea oe THORNHILL, Ont. (CP)--St.)Barry Marynick who sank 35] who hit for 13, supported by |Swansea 1 Bristol %4 1 John's College of Brantford Sat- |points. Frank Petrella hit for 10. Wayne Mitchell with seven. iWalsall 3 Bury 0 urday night rolled up a 50-26\Brothers Bob and Doug ang O'Gorman had a tougher time Division I score over Whitby's Henryjeach scored nine to lead Whitby.) vetting by the semi-final oppon- |Bradford 2 Swindon 2 Street High School to capture| St. John's made it into the fi- ents when they met North Mid-|Brentford 1 Barnsley 1 the B division basketball cham-|nals by trouncing Athens Dis-|dlesex District High and were/Bristol C 4 Torquay 1 pionship of the Ontario Second-|trict High School 60-24, Mary-/presse od all the way before win-|Grimsby 3 Halifax 0 ary Schools Athletic Association. /nick getting 27 points and Pe-/ning 53-51. iNewport 2 Crystal P 1 In the consolation series Ren-|trella 16 in that match, Bernardi was tops for O'Gor-|Notts C 1 Watford 0 frew Raiders handed O'Gorman|ROGERS GETS 17 man with 18 points, followed by Peterborough 9 Northampton 2 High of Timmins a 53-45 beat-| In the consolation finals Raid-|Doug McDonnell with 10. North) Port Vale 4 Lincoln 9 ing by outscoring them 13-4 injers' top scorers were Dick Rog-/Middlesex was paced by Ron/Shrewsbury 2 Hull 0 the final four minutes. jers with 17 points, Jeff Burke|Sadler, 14, and Dave Waters|Southend 9 Bournemouth 0 St. John's was paced by!with | 15 and John Wilson with! and Glen Battram, each with 12,) Division IV " pot 1 Bradford C 1 K's ELIMINATED Arnold's Five Goals Paces Kings Victory {Doncaster 1 | Darlington 2 Exeter 3 Oldham 3 Gillingham 0 Chester 0 Mansfield 5 Carlisle 2 Millwall 2 Colchester 0 Rochdale 1 Aldershot 0 Workington 1 Hartlepools 1 Exhibition {Wrexham 1 Morton 3 Ar-/ THIRD PERIOD 8. King's: Arnold (Gray, Tureski) 9. King's: Wills (Lawson, Gray) essere King's: Gray (Lawson) A's: Copeland (Brodie) » 18.53 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Penalty --~ Edwards 1.00, Division I |Aberdeen 1 Dunfermline ¢ | Officials -- Lionel Baker and} 0.55! Chas. 'March. 0.43 | Airdrieonians 1 Celtic 0 4.007 12 BOWMANVILLE -- Syd Ar-|Luke, Tran, Wills, Lawson nold, an injury replacement for;nold and Gray George Westfall, shot King's FIRST PERIOD into the Oshawa Major Hockey) 1 King's: S. Westfall League finals last night at Bow-| (Lawson, Gray) manville Arena. Penalties -- S, Westfall Arnold, playing his second Brodie 4.25 and Brodie 17 game, rammed home five big| SECOND PERIOD goals in pacing King's to a lop-| 2. King's: Arnold sided 9-2 win over A's, which! (Luke) gave them the best of three) 3. King's: semi-finals 2-1, (Tran, King's, who were unbeaten in| * King's regular league play with 17) (Luke) wins and one draw, dropped the, 5. King's: series opener but fought back| , (Luke, Tran) -+++s0+ to take the series. King's will] ®& A's: Romanuk now meet City-Wide Answering] , (Brodie, Copeland) «++ Service in the best-of-five final.| ' pr AD ohn spa 10.40 Arnold, who replaced West-| enaition ' McLelland (6) fall some three games ago, suf-')5 50, Wills (5) 15.50, Edwards fered a nasty cut eye and was}7 10 'and -Germond 19.10. forced to sit out until last night.) ---- backs stocaxtent sce whch eee Westfall, the player he replac- ed had a similar injury, which| sidelined him for the 2 3 BIG HITS! ! GARY COOPER DIANE VARSI of the season. Westfall got his| » SUZY PARKER BILLY WILDERS B ost SRRING: JAMES' PAMELA TIFFIN ALE hay) (ROWAODSLJOHN HANNS LOMA & LILO PULVER | 'NOW open daity t p.m. PLAZA PLAYING smoking Loges BILTMORE oe 6:45 P.M. , AUNTIE | . 9.50) , 7995110 40. j iil 0.20) seseseees 14.00) Luke) Arnold eeeres 4.4; DOORS OPEN 6:00 P.M. 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