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Bill Little P enerals Tie With D Oshawa Generals. scored four times in the third period of a Metro Junior "A" hockey game last night to tie Whitby Dunlops 44 in front of a packed house ' at Whitby Community Arena. Generals spotted Whitby four goals before Bill Little scored three times to write one of the greatest paragraphs in Junior hockey's Cinderella book. Ron Buchanan sandwiched a goal be- tween Little's first and second marker, - Dunnies built their four-goal lead on a pair of goals in each of the first two periods. Bill Smith led Whitby marksmen with goals in the first and sec- ond frame. Larry Davenport and Wayne Weller shared the other two. The tie kept Oshawa in fifth spot of the league standings, one point above Whitby. Dun- nies are winless in nine games of regular season play. They have three ties. Oshawa has one win and two ties. Little scored his first goal at 4.27 of the final period when he rammed the puck behind Whit- by goaltender, Ray Reeson, just after Reeson had kicked out a shot from Mike Dubeau. Buchanan put the Generals within striking distance when he scored less than two minutes later from a short distance. Little scored his second goal at 12.53 to set the stage for one of the most dramatic finishes in annals of junior hockey. Little tied the score at 15.55 of the period while Oshawa's defensive standout, Bobby Orr, was sitting out a two-minute tripping penalty. Dunlop coach, Bobby Atters- ley, said, "Third period penal- ties killed us. I wouldn't say we blew the game, though. Osh- awa worked hard to get the tie." Oshawa's coach, Doug Wii- liams, had this to say: "We played poorly in the first period. The second period was not much EN ER aces ally To | unnies BASKETBALL In ast Saturday morning's' basketball action at Simcoe Hall Settlement House there were another five (three Biddy League and two Minor League) games played. The first contest of the morn- ing saw the Parts and Service and Firefighters teams play, to); a 15 apiece tie, after a gruel- ling battle. The first half saw the P: and S. squad take an), eight to four lead under the F \leadership of Melnychuk with q ENERALS better," he added. Buchanan's marker, a sure on." ly proud of them." "I don't 'know what got into them in the third. I think Bill Little's first goal got the ball rolling and little later, gave us the spark we needed to really put the pres- _ Wren Blair said: '"They really came back a long way. I'm real- and goaltending genius, occasion several Whitby attackers scoring opportunities. OLD WOODBINE CHARTS Maple Leaf Gardens, Game time is 2.00 p.m. TUESDAY, NOV. 20, 1962, CLOUDY AND FAST 2-ROYAL MAPLE S-PIRATE KING . 240 2.10 2.10 FOOTNOTES Bobby Orr made a special ap- pearance last night. The young- ster had to travel back to Parry Sound for classes this morning. Except for Orr, Paul Domm Jim Couch, the Generals could have expected and received worse. Couch, in particular, rose to the times when had great Generals play Knob Hill in the opener of a two-game feature at Sunday. Little's three goals boosts his total to five in the last two Generals take an BILL LITTLE, RON BUCHANAN, BOBBY ORR, STARRED FOR OSHAWA Davenport's goal in the firs' "A" competition solo efforts. beau; Bradley, forwards, T. Vail, lin, Peters, Gibbens. wards, Lepage, Davenport. Ist Period 1. Whitby: Davenport 14 period was his first in Junior ... Both Smith goals for Whitby were OSHAWA -- Goal, Couch; de- fence, Orr, Batte, Domm, Du- Armstrong, White, Buchanan, Little, G. Vail, Con- WHITBY -- Goal, Reeson; de- fence, Tran, Tremblay, La Roue, McCloskey, Carnegie; for- Marshall, Henry, Smith, Kowalski, Weller, Fletcher, Gay, Nystedt, Everett, four, while in the second half it was the firemen who tallied most of the points with Calder leading the way. High scorers for the game were Melnychuk with eight on the Parts team, and Calder and Eldridge with 7 and four respectively on ihe Firefighters team. Parts and Service -- Coach, Jones; Melnychuk 8, Zimny 3, Foreman, Conico, Manser 2, Alchin 2, Sagan, Felix. Total-- 15. Fouls--1 out of 4. Firefighters -- Coach, M. Boivin; Calder 7, Eldridge 4, Myles 1, Lewis, Cobel, Ball, E. Colin 8. Total--15. Fouls--4 out of 8. EASY FOR BOLAHOOD'S In the second contest, it was a much different story, as the powerful Bolahood's Sports. haven crew built up a twelve to nothing lead and although their opposition (Jaycee Blues) gave it a game try the last three-quarters of the game, it was just out of their reach and the Sportsmen glided to vic- tory. By half-game the Blues nad cut the lead to five points, as it was 14 to 9, and held it at that. But in the fourth Bola- hoods just would not be denied and out-potted the Blues seven to five. High point getters for Blues were D. Halick and Mc- Inroy with eight and six while for the Sportsmen it was Raj- kovic and Davey with 13 and eight respectively. Jaycee Blues -- Coach, Gra- ham; McInroy 6, Boivin 1, Pace, Foster 1, Cappuccitti, Shearer, Corby, D. Halik 8, Clifford. Total--16. Fouls--2 for 4. Bolahood's Sportshaven -- Coach--Larson; Rajkovic 13, Luke, A. Boivin 2, Davey 8, Nawrot, Jarvis, Howard, S. Al- derton. Total--23, Fouls--1 for 3. t 1 Jackson 6, Boivin 5, Tot, Melyn- chuk, Bartodziej, Gorycki. Total --1l1. Fouls--1 for 7. RADIO MINORS WIN ing and the first Minor league game was a nip and tuck af- fair with the CKLB team edg- ing Firefighters 29 to 27. In the first quarter the Firemen jump- ed into a seven to four lead and at the half still were ahead 10 to nine. In the third quarter they continued to hold their spell over the Radio boys and again outscored them 10 to eight and make the score 20 to 17, but this was where the spell broke, as in the final quarter the CKLB team out did the Biddy And Minor Teams Are Now Into High Gear Szmyr, J. Halick. Total--18. Fouls--4 out of 7. 6. Total--27. Fouls--5 out of 10. Provincial Tile -- Haas 6, Bradica, Lynch 2, B. Glecoff 10, 7, MclIlveen, Morrison, Hughes, Sugden, Blakolmer 16, Plob. To.al--24, Fouls--4 for 12, In the tee-off games in the Major League the scores werc Modern Dry Cleaners 38 while Jaycee Rockets were 26; and in the second game, the 'Ontario CKLB -- Coach, M. Karas; The fourth game of the morn THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 21,1962 15 well, with the Minor League now going to. have. one game league in Central due to time and space avail- able in an over-crowded gym at Simcoe Hall already. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Dealer in your area. 31 CELINA ST: (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 "B" counter - parts by the score of 44 to 31. One item of credit that was pointed out to his editor was the 13 foul shots in a row by T. Dejong in the first game for the Cleaning boys. NOTE: Due to the increased registrations in the Minor league, there will have to be another .couple of teams made up-and a mew schedule as Steel A's overpowered' their firemen ef 12 to seven and walked cff with the victory. High men for KL were Raj- kovac with 14 and Heholt with 9, while for the hook and ladder boys the scoring was all cover- ed by Steffaniak, Salway and Shaw with 12, 8 and 7 respec- tively. Firefighters -- Coach, Sal- way; Cartwright, Perkins, Cher- kas, Planche, Salway 8, Shaw 7, 16-OZ. JAR SAVE.4c! 33 Full 24-oz. Loaf 2 0. Barnoski, Steffaniak 12, Mar- low, Branton, House. Total-- 27, Fouls--5 out of 12. CKLB -- Coach, Ellis; B. Wayling, Heholt 9, Davis 2, Mc- Ilveen 2, Chapman, Rajkovic BEST BUY!--You Save 4c!--Enter the "HELGA TOO" CONTEST LUSHUS Jelly Dessert : & im 35c | ke Flo BEST BUY!--You Save 7c! ? 14, Killistoff 2, D. Cockerton. Total--29. Fouls--5 for 18. TILEMEN ROLLING In the final game of the day, the Tilemen (Provincial Tile) continued their winning ways with a 34 to 27 decision over Bolahood's Sportshaven and, made their first place position a little more solid, From the starting whistle, this was a Provincial Tile game with the following quarter time scores, the first was 12 to 6, the second or half 19 to.14, the third 25 to 19 and he final 34 to 27. For the Sportscrew, it was C. Wayling with a big effort of 21 points, while on the Tile team Blakolmer with 16 and B. Glecoff with 10 were the big men. Bolahood's Sportshaven Coach, Goddard; C. Wayling 21, Corneal 2, A. Glecoff, D. All- man, W. Sayers, Mandryk, Hubar, Brennan, Brady, Naurot BEST BUY!-----You Save 4c! AUNT JEMIMA «= > CROWN Golden SYRUP "33c BEST BUY!--You Save 6c---Chicken Noodle--Tomato Vegetable LIPTON SOUPS BEST BUY!--You Save 13c!--PARAMOUNT FANCY RED COHOE SALMON «.™ BEST BUY--You Save 46c!--35c Off Pack... 2 rar 3% 3 in 35c y 85< TRY CHICKEN THIS WEEK-END! FRESH GRADE "A" CHOICE PLUMP First Race EPIRATE KING ; 22 /games ... 1 Mile, %yeareld maidens, Canadianfosled. Purse "s2200. we % str (Gay, Tremblay) .... evening off when they go to To- 2. Whitby: Smith .....+. 15.46 Chickens MUNDINER WINS Fin Jockey Owner Royal Maple ... ol Turcotte--J L Levesque nee Fitzsi'ns--Windfields Pirate Ki Quality wee North Cairn .... Fair Debbi pet oo awvHeens aaurpe? Trust Account Winner be 2 Start good, won easily. Double pool 37,733 Hy : Fa 18 Lanoway--A D Lauder . Trainer W Cole. Pool 23,545 Second Race 1 mile. S-yesrolds, Canadian foaled. bend brs 3 King' 's Evidence -- eu Start good, won driving 1-CALL ME CHARLIE 14.60 6,80 3.70 4.00 2. Claiming all $2500. Purse $1900. ho ck Gordon--V E Mason Cosentino--Mrs R Fisher Ti" Lan armpits E Coulter @3 84% Robinson--White Oak Sta 94 9-5%Fitz' rons Windtlelde Fm 10- 10 LeBlanc--Stark, Tomlap of Luck. Trainer J Lankinen. Pool 26,142 ronto, Friday, to see Metro "A" All Stars face the touring Rus- sian squad ... Russians are unbeaten in four exhibition tilts with Canadian clubs . . Penalties -- Tremblay (hold- ing) 9.43, Tremblay (holding) 17.12, Bill Smith (roughing) 0 19.42, T. Vail (roughing) 19.42. ture saw Mundinger come out The third Biddy League fix- Andy Hebenton nm top of CKLB with an 18 to 11 . Larry win. This contest started just like the last one with the Radio. men jumping into a seven to 2nd Period 3. Whitby: Wayne Weller LIONS WANT A LUNCH PACKER DETROIT (AP) --A_hope- less, frightening task, defeat- ing and overtaking the un- beaten Green Bay Packers? It isn't so, Detroit Lions claim. "We should have beat them ) last time and I think we're going to win this time," said DAILY DOUBLE 2and 1 PAID $23.90 Third Race 1 mile, 3 and 4year-old maidens, clmg Wt PPS? % Sassie Maid 113 113 112 114 109 6 6 61% 52% 8434 1% 3 910 3 510 91 5 al dq .. 6 1 i-nk 2 ; ig 7 &no 10- 11010 6 ri Jd BS Winner br f 3 Mekader - © ham Start good, won easily. 116 6SASSIE MAID ....... 8-LAND OF MAPLE 3-CAUGHT LOOKING all $2500. Purse $1900. Str Fin Jockey Owner 11.15 Lanoway -- Ziegler 26 %2no Kallai -- Groves 3-1%.3-5% Hernandez -- 42 424McComb -- $1 Leblanc -- Reid 64 Armstrong -- Roymar Sta 7-12% S Cons'tina -- § G Dunn 8- Wright -- Emmorey led Pong -- Walker Bled Stadnyk -- Munson Lassie. Trainer A. Smithers. Pool 41,988. Claus McMillen-Pizel fullback Ken Webb after the Lions completed a shivering hurry-up workout Tuesday. "You know, they may be on the way down." "Sure my boys have been pointing for this game -ever since the last one," said coach George Wilson, soundly criticized by his own Detroit players after the Lions fell 9-7 to the Packers Oct. 7. "T tried to get them to look only one game ahead. But Fourth Race 2 Farlongs. Two-year-olds up. Claiming all $5000. Wt PP st % 2 1414 h 12 Most Impres'v Solid Stone .. 1 Our Pal ....... Parkside Drive . winner dk bf 2 Pancean Start good, won driving. .. &h 0-BALAKLAIR 1% BRADBURY... Purse $2000. Fin Jockey 1- Leblanc -- Ferrari Gordon -- Long 5-2 32 Pong -- Rogers 4h 41 Aern's -- Neim'n - 61 53% Turcotte -- Papa Str 14 1 2h 3-1% 6-1% Hale -- JA - v Martin Jr 9-1 7-2 7-1% Robinson -- Smythe 8-no Wright -- Sorokolit 9-1% Lanoway -- Ziegler 10-2% Kallai -- Shapiro - Slack 1-10% cess --Miller 104 11-8 12 12 icComb -- JC JH - MK'n ..trainer Merill Jr. . Pol 49,614, Thod'u they've been waiting to get at the Packers again." The long-awaited rematch between the reigning National Football League champions and the Lions, their closest pursuers in the Western Divi- sion, is Thursday at Tiger Stadium. Tickets have been as scarce as Packer defeats for the last month and a standing-room crowd of 55,000 will attend the annual Thanks- giving Day game. (Everett, Kowalski) 12.13 4. Whitby: Smith ....... 19.04 Penalties -- Carnegie (trip- ping) 3.10, Orr (kneeing) 10.17, Dubeau (holding) 11.18, Nystedt (elbow) 13.55, Carnegie (major and high-stick) 14.11, Little (major, high-stick) 14.11, Mc- Closkey (holding) 18.13. 3rd Period Oshawa: Little (Dubeau) ........+- 6. Oshawa: Buchanan (Dubeau) ....e.ccccees 7. 8. one lead at quarter and holding a 11 to seven lead at half, only to have the Mundinger squad come on in the final half and shut out K lads while piling up 11 points of their own to walk off with the win. Leading scorer for .Mundinger was Swindell with an impressive 14 points while on the Radio team it was Jackson splitting the total with Boivin 6 and 5 respecively. Mundinger -- Coach, Calder and Hraynyk; Lee 1, Edwards, Swindell 14, Kent 3, Rantz, Heffering's Score Win Over Luke's Heffring's Imperials continued their victory march with a win over Walter Luke's club at Willow Bowl in the Willowdale Men's Major League. First game saw both clubs battle to the wire before the Imps took the verdict 1142 tc 1117. Dick Adams. was the key man with a dandy 326 score in this win. Heffering boys had the edge in' the second game. Despite 5. 4.27 oe 6.07 12.53 15.55 Oshawa: Little (Gibbens) .....ccccose . Oshawa: Little ....+0. Aaron Wagman Pleads Guilty RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)--Aaron Wagman of New York City en- tered pleas of guilty through his attorney Tuesday to nine indict- ments growing out of basketball game-fixing scandals. Sentence was delayed. The plea came in the midst of jury selection for the trial of two St. Louis, Mo., men ac- cused of bribing four North Carolina State players to shave points in basketball games. Steve Lekemetros and Dave Goldberg pleaded not guilty at their arraignment Monday on 10 indictments of attempting to bribe, conspiracy and bribery. stubborn opposition from Wal- Fifth Race 1 and % Miles, Tree year olds and ap. WtPPSst % '% bh 6 ae good, won driving. 4MONEY "gage Claiming all $2500, Purse 'gi900. Sir Fin Jockey Owner 1-1% 1-1% Kallai grovs 23 8% cComb -- Sweenie 32% 3-no Cosentino -- McKay 5-2% 43% Treotte -- Mrs. Merrill 41 5-2% Leblanc -- Card-Hiton oe Wright -- Leroy - Tobey Trainer A. Rennie. Pool 22,842. Quinella Pool 31544. Acadian QUINELLA 4 AND 2 PAID $41.60 Defeat Seagrams Acadian Cleaner five-pin club ter Luke's gang it was another win for the Imps with 1359 to 1285, Dick Adams again set the pace for the winners with 292 fol- lowed by Gerry Bennett 273, Sel Himes 281, Bob Gallagher 269 and Dutch' Lugtenburg 244 and Pete Senchuk led the op- position with a nice 320. Cleaners Newest Ranger Strong Man NEW YORK (CP) -- Andy Rangers club record for dura- bility when he engages in his 508th consecutive game for the here tonight. The resident of Victoria, B.C., will tie the record, currently held by former Rangers great Murray Murdoch who didn't miss a game from 1926 through 1936, when the Rangers meet the Boston Bruins. Hebenton's consecutive-game string for New York began with the opening game of the 1955-56 season. Johnny Wilson, recently re- tired left winger, holds the league record for playing 580 consecutive games for Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Hawks ard aereate Maple Leafs. IGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Jose, Calif.--Luis Molina, 138%, San Jose, knocked out Al Medrano, 139, Sacramento, 7. Leicester, England -- Jose Gonzales, 18244, won on dis- qualification over Billy Walker, 192, England, 3. North Dartmouth, Mass.--Bob Fosmire, 145, East Boston, out- pointed Gaylord Barnes, 150, Trenton, N.J.,, 10. Hebenton will tie the New York National Hockey League team FOR ROASTING or FRYING RED & WHITE'S OWN BRAND!-- TREND 1-LB. CELLO i AD Mild Seasoned-Hickory Smoked Range of Colours ean 99 ee Dessert Pears 5.00 pur purchase 12" -- 100 roll CUSHIONS 16" square with buttoned Centre A FOOD SAVER -- SARAN WRAP BROOM SALE! 4 STRING 1.29 SAVE 20c! 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Start good, won handily. 53 41%McComb. -- Gardiner 3h 5-3% Lanoway -- View Huloo 7-1 7-1% Rob'son-- Mrs. McKougald 1% 81 Kallai -- Smith 106 nk Krohn -- Prkway Sta &1 10-10% Turc't-- Mrs, Nathens 1l- 11- 8. Cosentino -- N. Massa plderag iA ©, F.Chapman. Seventh Race 1 Mile. Three year olds and up. Cdn. WtPPSt % % a A 1 1- ou. hg New Prov'nce Blue Light 17 3 3 3-1% Winner b h 6, Chop Chop -- La Pavane Trainer M. Long. Pool 48,277 5 4 2-CHOPAVANE peered ety Allowances. purse 32800, Fin Jockey Owner l-h Gubbins -- Vis. Hardinge 22% 2% Remillard -- Steen 5- 3-1% Rasmussen -- Armstrong 31 441 = ~«©Fitzs's -- Windfields Fm 41 = 5 McComb -- Est. Marshall Start good, won driving snatched a 3-2 yoy 24 from the Seagram entry in Toronto City Major play on Saturday at Ace Bowling Centre. Both clubs pressed for a win in a battle for second place in the league standing. The Oshawa club took the de- cision 1227 - 937 on the strength of Dutch Lugtenburg's 331 and Bob Gallagher's 245. Seagram shook off the effects of a bad first game and bounced 1217 in the final. Linton. with 1330 for his five games, Gallagher 960 for 42 frames, Gallagher came through with a 269 followed by Dick Adams 258, Lugtenburg 242, Keeler 238 and 244 from southpaw, Denny Team totals which were below par for each club, were 5951 for Seagrams and 5864 for Acadians. Lugtenburg played an impor- tant part in the Acadian victory leading Dick Adams 1180, Bob The third game was a sizzler with Walter Luke's boys emerg- ing as the victors with a 1348 to 1257 for Heffering's Imps. Pete Senchuk was a big man for Luke's with 331 and Bill Kirk also starred with 327. Bob Gallagher shone for Hef- fering's with a 318, Reg Hic- key 255 and Dick Adams 255, also bowled well. . Heffering picked up points. Team totals were close. Hef- fering's Imps +3758, Walter five $] TINS FANCY CHIQUITA BANANAS > w:.35- FINEST FLORIDA FEATURE--YOU SAVE 2c--NUCOA 2 1-LB, Margarine = xe. 25° FEATURE!--YOU SAVE heen : s 16-0Z, Romi 2 PKGS. 37¢ Spaghetti or Elbow Macoroni FEATURE!--YOU SAVE lc! ) ALCAN ALUMINUM-12-INCH s 25-FT. Foil Wrap 2 fou; 59° FEATURE!--YOU SAVE 6c!-- CANADA'S LEADING 'FRY'S 1-LB, back with a 1327 victory. Red Fordham 298, Lorne Cun- liffe 296 and Orval Brown 254, were top men for the winners. Acadians was in vain. The third game went to Sea- grams with a dandy 1446 - 1126 Bob Reilly 329, Lorne Cuncliffe Eighth Race 1 mile. %years old and up. Claiming Wt PP ae Real Gentleman Ad Pere r ete Whip Ou Knuckle Done Popsaysno 3 inner b m 7 Unbelievable a les art good, won driving Attendance Par-+wovue ite 117 4-UNSTAR 2-HASH BOY 8-ALI'S PRIDE oe all $3500, Purse $2000. Str Fin Jockey Owner 3-2% 1-1 LeBlanc--Cairnburn Fm 2% 2h Gubbins--Donateda Fm 51 3h Hale--S Brener l-h 4no Gordon--L Maloney 4h 51% Krohn--R M julliven ata 6-4% Kallai--Shapiro, Black 18.00 8.90 A 8.60 7h Turcotte-E Warme 8- 8- Cosentino--D A McKay Start. Trainer E Harbourne. .. Pool 430 'otal Pool 397,223 318, Orval Brown 299 and Fred Pechaluk 287, led Seagram's attack. Dick Adams 261 and Dutch Lugtenburg 254, were the only Acadians to stay with the opposition. Acadians evened things up with a win in the fourth game on Lugtenburg's 297° and a timely hit by Ozzie Keeler. It gave the Acadians a 1110-1024 win. Hank Sarnovsky's 330 game for Linton 515 for 24 Brown 260 for 12. for 45 on. Saturday when Cleaners meet Darrigo Italian Foods, Hank Sarnovsky 794 for 34, Ozzie Keeler 825 for 38, Denny and Denny Lorne Cunliffe was best for Seagrams with 1240 followed by Orval Brown 1224, Red Ford- ham 1135 and Bob Reilly 1131 Standing shows Darrigo's Ital- ian Foods on top with 34 points heading Seagrams 30, Acadian Cleaners 29, Carway Chrysler 27 Willow Bowl 22, Atlas Bowl 22, Bowlodrome 18, York Bowl 18. Oshawa five pin fans will have the opportunity of seeing the top trundlers at Motor City Lanes Acadian league leading Luke's 3750. Dick Adams came up with a Pure Cocoa 'rin CUCUMBERS "° * © 2 son CRISP ICEBERG 53¢ dandy 873 (326, 292, 255), Bob Gallagher also played a big part with 183 269 and 318 for 770, fol- lowed by Sel Himes 229, 281 and 202 for 712, Gerry Bennett 192, 273 and 244 for 712 and Reg Hickey 192, 232 and 253 for 677. Pete Senchuk led the losers with 241, 320 and 331 for 892, Heading Bill Kirk 218, 259 and 327 for 804 and. 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