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MAROONS THUMP GENERALS Dunlops By KEVIN "OLAND Neil McNeil Maroons trounc- ed Oshawa Generals 10-4 in the first half of: a Metro Junior "a" double-header -at Maple Leaf Gardens, Sunday. In the nightcap, Whitby Dun- lops snapped their losing string at seven straight when they dumped Knob Hill Farms 6-2, A crowd of close to 5,000, second largest of the Metro "A" campaign, witnessed the action, Maroons led 4-1 at the end of the first period. In the second period the Gen- erals scored there unanswered goals to knot the count, Terry Vail counted twice and Mike Dubeau added his second) score of the game. Maroons fought back to score twice and pull into a 6-4 lead going into the final period. In the last frame the league- leaders added another four jcounters to push their goals column into double figures for Schomberg Trips-Up Bowmanville Schomberg pushed _ their fourth-spot lead in the Metro |Junior "B" standings to three joints when they dropped Bow- manville Pic-O-Mats 5-2 in Bow- 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Menaay, January £1, 1703 utsmart Knob Hill Batte, Eaton. Forwards -- White, 'G. Vail, T, Vail, Dubeau, MacDonald, Dean, Buchanan, Little, Peters, Gib- right hand corner with 's drive, Smith counted his second goal of the afternoon when he pushed in a goal«mouth pass from Wayne Weller. Bob Marshall pushed the Dunnie lead to four goals when he fired his first goal of the campaign 33 seconds later. Ray Winterstein scored the other Knob Hill goal on a pass from Bob Regis, Everett closed out the scoring with his seconu goal of the afternoon in the last minute of play. The win came at an oppor- tune time for Oshawa, /ourth place contenders, Knob Hill hold the last playoff spot with 24 points, five more than the Generals. the third time in as many meet- ings with the Generals, In two other battles Mar oons clobbered '"e Oshawa en- try 10-0 and 11-4, |FARMERS PLANTED Whitby Dunlops had little trouble handling the Knob Hil) deleg Knob Hill took. a 1-4 first period lead when Wa"y Phair connected late in the frame, Dunlops tied th score when captain Bill Smith's shot collid- ed off netminder Dave Kelly's arm into the left-hand corner of the Farmer cage. Bill Collins put the Duanies ahead to °'*- 1 he costed at the :11 mark of the final period, Bob Everc' -od the! Dunlop lead when he stole the o- puck from a Knob Hill rear-| Dineen guard and broke in alone on Kelly, Everett caught the top Defence -- Orr, Domm, Reds In Top Berth On Triple Victory by Ron Atwell, Danny Lewicki, Bill Dineen and Bill Sutherland. Charlie Hodge registered the shutout, FIRST OF SEASON Cleveland's Les Binkley chalked up his first shutout of the season Saturday against Baltimore. Cleveland scorers were John Ferguson and Hank Ciesla, with two apiece, Jim Mikol and Fred Hilts, Ed Kachur broke a third.| | period tie to give Buffalo its win over Springfield. Barry Cul- len and McKenzie were the other Bison scorers. Bruce Cline and Brian Kilrea scored for the Indians. Ed Giacomin was the hero as Providence blanked Hershey. He made 40 stops, including three on breakaways by dan- gerous Willie Marshall, to give the Reds their important win. The only goal, in the second period, was scored by Ed Mazur. Dean (souhing) 9.11; M ference) 11.37; 13,40; Latte ( » (holding) 16.04; Vall ¢ KNOB WIL Paige Defence Paul, » Regis, Stroud, tein, Puller, Collins, A OFFICIALS First Period oe. Seiling (Corvigan, MeNeil, Seiling (Corrigan, bett) veentiaiesee sys Ake ee aad Corrigan ie 4--Oshawa, Dubeau (Dean) 12.34 5--Netl McNeil, Selling (Corbett) 14,14 Penaities -- ¢ nee) 6,25; Dineen (rou 16.15; Baton (roughing > 18,155 an ITBY } Goail--Reeson, Brockie, Defence -- Hoffman, LaRue, hy ag a Forwards --Collins, Gay, Smith, Abboity Weller, Fletcher, Davenport, Everett, ishing Doran (hooking) Second Period 6--Oshawa, T, Vail (Dubeau + 436 7--Oshawa, Dubeau (Gibbon: Dean) 6.57 8--Oshawa, T, Vail (B chanan) 16.40 Neil nen Corrigan, (MacMillan, Dineen 18.00 Nei! McNeil, MacMillan (Dupont) 18.38 > 7.87; (slashing Smith 12,55; Dea n cengee (misconduct) 19.45. 11--Neil , : +. 120 For. | 12---Ni pal Dineen (Doran, 13--Neil MeNeil, Corbett (Seiting) 8.08 14---Neil McNeil, Dineen (MacMillan) ; . 10,29) 6, Penalties -- Seiling (roughing) 9.11; ay} 8, Red Wings 5-1. The major both teams, anxious to parti- participants received major cipate but they were held penalties, As can be seen here, back. there were several others, on --(CP Wirephoto) ped around a linesman's neck. The action took place in the first period Saturday night when the Habs dumped the MELEE! Detroit's Norm Ullman (7) is shown tussling with Montreal Canadiens' Lou Fontinato, whose arm is wrap- Leafs, Rangers Caught In Gentle Hawk Swoop goals by Talbot, Henri Richard|drove it 'behind goalie Hank|third period on goals by Parker and Ralph Backstrom. The/Bassen, called wp from FPitts-/MacDonald and Andre Prono- goals by Backstrom and Talbot|burgh of the American Hockey | vost. It was MacDonald's 20th were 34 seconds apart. League. Shack was assisted on|goal of the season, manville Arena yesterday. In Detroit Sunday night,/the play by veteran centre) Saturday night in Toronto Hull] Schomberg allowed' the Pics Shack made a sparkling play|Bronco Horvath, whom Leafs)scored the game's first goal/a two-goal lead in the first half with less than seven minutesjacquired Saturday from New|midway through the first period|of the opening period. They left to earn the Leafs their tie] York on waiver. __|and then gave Hawks a 2-0 lead|came back to score five goals The Leafs took a 1-0 lead in| with a similar point-blank score| during the rest of the game for the second period on Dick Duff's|early in the third. |the win, however. goal, but fell behind 2-1 in the) Murphy and Nesterenko| Ron McNeil led the Schom- scored the other two Hawk/berg attack with two goals. Ian goals, while centre Bob Pulford) Schlater, Duane Ferguson and scored for Leafs. | Jack Wray added singles to Mc- HALL KEPT BUSY Neil's effort Chicago goalie Glenn Hall Bowmanville scorers were |} made 32 saves, compared wiht|BOb Watt and Duane: Rutley. 719 for Leafs's Don Simmons. SCHOMBERG - Goal: In Montreal Saturday night, the Wings kept the game close until midway through the third period, Then Canadiens ex- ploded for three goals in the last nine minutes to win going away. Detroit's MacDonald and Ca- nadiens' Backstrom traded first- period goals, and Gilles Trem- blay gave Montreal a 2-1 lead in the second period with his 20th goal of the year. Then Bill Hicke, Claude Pro- vost and Moore poured goals past Detroit's stand - in net-| (roe minder Dennis Riggin, who was| replaced in Sunday's game by Bassen. Both are subbing for |Seoone Detroit netminder Terry |Sawchuk, sidelined with a hand injury. Canadiens utili y forward Donnie Marshall injured his right ankle when hit by a blaz- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Providence Reds are in first place in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League today, thanks to a satisfying weekend marked by three vic- tories, The Reds started out Friday night by beating Buffalo Bisons, Western Division leaders, 2-1, to go into a three-way tie with Rershey Bears and Quebec Aces in the East, They took over the undisputed lead with a 1-0 vic- ltory over Hershey Saturday night and retained the lead Sun- day night with a 40 triumph over Cleveland Barons. ~ Meanwhile, Quebec took over uson; forw R. McNeei, ,|second place in the East _ O'Flaherty, Catn, e, Smith, Foran,/q 4-0 shutout over Springfiel gp snrdepeiia igre ohn picintio;|Ndians Sunday as Hershey defence: Tran, ley, Wai ;|Played to a 1-1 overtime tie forwards: Bishop, Westfall, Dowe, Por-|with Rochester Americans and Cental tincken 7? Moore, Switzer:ifell to t hird . spot: Bulfalo FIRST PERIOD blanked Baltimore Clippers 6-0, 1, Bowmanville: Watt That gave Buffalo two ison. Egg Xd straight triumphs, They beat Springfield 3-2 Saturday night, while Cleveland whipped Balti- 2. Bowmanville, Rutley (Moore) 11.57 3. Schomberg, sfeleter a more 6-0 and Pittsburgh Hor- nets defeated Rochester 6-3. Golfer Loses 19 Strokes cap reve | Off LOth Tee s-check. 18.03, Westfall (elbow) 16.49, Ashley roughing) 17.62, Boake (roughing) ing slap shot by Detroit defence-| 9 Schomberg. Weer" °") prepare BEACH, Calif. man Doug Barkley. The club| 'Boake, Foran) tamowiie) Ys| (AP) -- Professional golfer said the ankle was not frac-| (tripping) 6.49, Wray (roughing) 639, Dale Douglass of Lakewood, tured, but it appeared he will) Bishop (roughing) 6.59, Young (elbow)! Colo, carded a near unbe- miss at least a week of action '*° Westfall (tripping) 19.39. lievable 19 on the 10th. hole Zellio Toppazzini scored twice for Providence against Oleve- land Sunday nigt. Other marksmen for the Reds were Bob Beckett and George Ran- jeri, Bill Needham scored the lone Cleveland goal. LOSES SHUTOUT Ed Babiuk, filling in for in- jured netminder Gerry McNa- mara, almost had a shutout for Rochester but lost it with less than a minute to play. Jim Pap- pin had given the Americans a 1-0 lead but Hershey's Mike Nykoluk tied it wit: 47 seconds remaining. Billy Dea, Jerry Melnyk, Barry Cullen, Art Stratton, Johnny McKenzie and Doug Robinson scored for Buffalo against Baltimore, Goaltender Denis De Jordy earned his fourth shutout of the season and Buffalo's Larry Wilson, who had one assist, scored his 600th }point in the AHL. Quebec had little trouble with Springfield and won on goals Two-Mile Record Broken By Bruce 18-year-old, won the 60-yard dash, leaving Olympic Games triple gold medal winner Wil Rudolph to finish third. Second was Jutta Heine, a statuesque blonde from West Germany. The time was 0:6.9 and the upset gained Athlete-of-the-Meet honors for the 117-pound Mari- By THE CANADIAN PRESS Every team in the National Hockey League has its scoring stars and its production line. But look at a team's third line, and you have a fairly ac- curate indication of where it ranks in the league standings.|"*: : Chicago Black Hawks proved with the Wings. : this maxim during the weekend, | Shack battled for the puck in sweeping through both their front of the Detroit net and weekend games largely on the r get am seal power of their third line of vet- eran Ron Murphy and Eric Nes- ; terenko and rookie centre Chico | Maki. j The trio scored two goals in | Hawks' 4-1 win in Toronto Sat- urday night and fired three | more in Chicago's 6-2 win over } New York Rangers Sunday. The wins kept the Hawks atop the league standings, two points ahead of the surging Montreal Canadiens, who have lost only one of their last 16 games. Ca- nadiens whipped the fourth- place Detroit Red Wings Satur F day night, then earned a dra matic come-rom-behind 33 tie with the last place Boston Bruins Sunday. In other weekend games, the fifth-place Rangers downed the Pes cane ---- Ba the "s -place Maple 's came from behind on Eddie Shack's nicest goal to tie Detroit 2-2 Sunday. The Leafs are three points be- ens and two points ahead of the fourth-place Wings. Chatham, Windsor wees" Share Top Spot | BRONCO HORVATH Horvath On Sixth Leg Of NHL Career TORONTO (CP) -- Toronte Maple Leafs have acquired Bronco Horvath, a veteran who made his big mark on the Na- tional Hockey League as centre of Boston Bruins' Uke Line of days gone by. New York Rangers Bap! him on waivers and the Leafs picked up the 32-year-old native of Port Colborne, Ont., Saturday for the $20,000 waiver price. Horvath, who scored seven goals and assisted on 18 for New York this season, returned to that club, with which he broke into the NHL in 1955, after spending last season with Chicago Black Hawks. : He had his heyday wih the Bruins, with whom he played four years prior to last season, 3.32 SECOND 4, Schomberg, R. ( » 5. Schomberg, R. McNeil (Young, O'Fisherty) Pp -- Wray ( t) 6.35, Tran (holding) 8.40, Babcox (clipping) 12,00, Nethams (highstick) 1518, C. MeNeil_ (charging) 18.05, Boake (elbow- ing) 19.33, PERIOD McNett 7.15 16.12 Lis BOB PULFORD LOS ANGELES (CP)--Bruce Kidd, a young Canadian who runs as though he were about to fly apart, captured the crowd's fancy and the honors in Los Angeles' fourth annual in- door track and field meet Sat- urday night. The biggest ovation of the | | | | 7. Hawks took their ninth win in| nine games this season with the} Rangers. Nesterenko scored| Windsor and Chatham in the twice for them, as did centre) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Stan Mikita. Murphy and Bobby| Windsor Bulldogs and Chat- Hull added the other Hawk!/ham Maroons, ruled into a tie goals for first place in the Ontario/ had a two-point edge. For Hull, who may be start-|Hockey Association 'Senior A) phe. decision also left Galt! |standings by a league decision! ang Kitchener-Waterloo tied for ing to catch fire, it was the|® . Agi : 15th goal of the season and the |Sunday, maintained the dead-'rourth place, removing Galt's lock on the ice. lead. How- tie. | Before the ruling, Chatham| RANGERS SNAP STREAK Saturday afternoon in Boston, the. Rangers snapped out of a four-game losing streak to whi the Bruins 5-3. Henry and de- fenceman Larry Cahan_ gave third in two games. At this| point last season, when Hull scored a record-tying 50 goals,| the blonde winger hac 21 goals. | Rangers goals were scored by| Camille Henry and Jean Ra-| telle. Rangers' Dave Balon suf- fered a 20-stitch gash to his| head when dropped by the stick of Hawk defenceman Pierre Pi- lote. In Boston Sunday night, Ca-| nadiens came back with one of| their characteristic scoring dis- plays in the third period. 'Bruins had taken a 30 lead on goals by Johnny Bucyk--his| 20th of the season--Jean-Guy)| Gendron and Forbes Kennedy, But Candiens, playing with| defenceman Jean - Guy Talbot} Pressed into duty as a ninth forward, tied it up in the first 10 minutes of the last period on' Waterloo Tigers 10-1 at Windsor! tim.' in two of Sarnia's wins and Rangers a 2-0 in the first period Ps g tend and defenceman ; d oug Mohns pulled Bruins back nd Chatham dropped Galt Ter-|thi, will be counted against|into a 2-2 tie by the four-min- riers 6-1 at Chatham. .__|them at season's end when four|Ute mark of the second period. tacdie Ur mesic Maas oa points are deducted from them.| nee' took a 4-2 lead mid- F 0 y cy} , Syre : ; rq) Way thr s i on the games won and lost by Rabagg oe agh eqs vey ee third on fo ong pe geedl gr Sarnia Rams, suspended last] Ee ost the other game Oly, a nteld. Bucyk. made it 4-3 week because of lack of play-|* lve before the period ended ers. The meeting decided to| At Windsor ,the Tommy) Rangers' Ted Hampson scored wipe out all the Sarnia losses,|Walker-Irwin Gross-Bob Brown)|the insurance goal ir the fina but the club's three wins in the/line scored six goals--four by|period to produce the 5-3 win. 31 games it played will be de-|Walker--and each member of! ° In the next NHL action, Mont- ducted at the end of the season/the line picked up five points.| real plays in Toronto Wednes- from the points of the clubs that/Gross and Brown got one goal/day in a game crucial to both lost the three games each. Jack Costello scored two\teams, while Chicago will try The decision--a compromis¢jand Real Chevrefils and Jean-|to make it 10 straigt wins because of Kitchener-Waterloo's| Marc Asselin one each to round|against the Rangers the same threat to quit the league when/out Windsor's scoring. Football/night in New York. convener C, G, Patterson an-|star Ron Howell, signed last} The Montreal-Toronto games nounced a week ago that allimonth by the Tigers, scored/this year have been unusually scheduled games against Sarnia' their lone goal late in the third/close. Each team has won three would be counted as wins for|period after. Windsor al!ready|of their eight pervious .meet- the rest of the season--leftihad a 9-0 lead 'ings, with the 'wo other games joriginal ; ves two-point Windsor defeated Kitchener-| ayer, the Tigers were the vic: OWEN SOUND RINK ONTARIO SCHOOLBOYS CHAMPIONS Sound foursome, Left-to-right, they are: Jerry Blair, skip: The Owen Sound Collegiate rink, shown above, captured the Ontario championship laur- els and right to represent this province in curling champion- ships, when they won the knock-out eliminations, at Ren- frew, this past weekend. Osh- awa's OCVI rink, winners of the local district, made a splendid bid for the title but couldn't quite top the Owen a Wes Cutbush, Bill Hewton Fair. --(CP Wirephoto) Law and 1} | P| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | | | WEEK-END STARS Chicago's Bobby Hull, who scored the first two goals in Black Hawks' 4-1 victory over Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday and potted another as Chicago downed New York 6-2 Sunday Montreal's Ralph Backstrom who scored a spectacular tying goal. Saturday against Detroit Red Wings as Canadiens went on to win 5-1 and also scored the tying marker in Canadiens' 3-3 tie with Boston Bruins Sun- Chicago's Enric Nesterenko, who scored once against Toronto Saturday and twice against New| York Sunday as well as assist:| ing once in each game. Toronto's Eddie Shack, who fought for the puck in the cor- ner and drilled in a goal to give Maple Leafs a 2-2 tie with De- troit Sunday, NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Chicago, won 22, lost 13, tied 10, points 54, Points: Bucyk, Boston, 46. Goals: Mahovlich, Toronto, 23 Assists: Beliveau, Montrea!, 34 Shutouts: Plante, Montreal, 4./ Penalties: Young, Detroit 146 minutes. \ of the Pebble Beach course during Sunday's final round of the Bing Crosby tourna- ment, "It's kind of a blur," the lanky young pro admitted when asked about the hor- rendous hole. | "I know my tee shot lodged in the bank of a cliff. I tried to hit it about three times, Fi- nally, it rolled back to the beach and an unplayable lie. I ook hte first of about eight penalty strokes. "Everytime I hit the ball it would slam into the bank and roll back to be half buried. Finally, I had to put it on a piece of ice plant to hit it out of here. 'Joe Campbell was playing with me and helped me count the strokes, I just can't re- member all of them. I was on the green in 17 and two-put- 2 ted. And I was trying my best on all the shots, but you just couldn't get any foot- ing." The 19 equalled the worst ever shot in the Crosby. Hans Merrill of Mogadore, Ohio, had the score on the 16th hole lthird. Crothers also set a meet|who advanced one xotch by at Cypress Point a couple of years ago, | Douglass didn't lose his | composure and shot even par | for the final eight holes, fin- | ishing with a 92 and a 317 for |Lieut, Cary Weisiger in 4:04.3,/points, Richard scored a goal | 72 holes, : Asked his age, Douglass re- |4:04.8 by Jim Beatty a year|two assists. plied, "I'm 27. No, I'm 26. I'm having trouble counting." evening went to the 19-year-old University of Toronto student as he ran off with the two-mile grind in eight minutes, 43.8 sec- onds. The mark eclipsed the meet record of 8:53.2 held by Hungarian Laszlo Tabori, but was slower than the 8:43.2 rec- ord Kidd set for the Knights of Columbus meet in Boston a week earlier. Kidd, running under the East York Track Club colors, took a prompt lead and was never in danger. Well behind him in 8:51.4 was Charlie Clark the Southern California Striders with a clocking of 8:51.4 and Max Truex in 9:02.2. Kidd's East York teammate, Bill Crothers, also was among the six competitors setting meet records as he easily ran away with the 1,000-yard event in 208.9, TAKES QUICK LEAD Crotherssprinted into a quick lead and opened a gap in the last two laps, leaving behind Lieut. Ernie Cunliffe of Oxnard, Calif. who was second, and lyn. of 15 feet 8% inches. Ex-world outdoor pole vault champion Dave Tork aimed at an attempt to set a U.S. indoor mark of 16 feet two inches, but had to settle for a meet mark between wingers Johnny Bucyk, still with Boston, and Vic Sta- siuk, In 1959-60, he finished point behind Bobby Hull of Chi- cago for the NHL points cham- pionship. Toronto manager-coach Punch | | jt NHL BIG SEVEN By THE CANADIAN PRESS Steady John Bucyk of the last-place Boston Bruins moved into first place in the National Hockey League scoring race Imlach Eddie Shack's goal at 13:05 the last period Sunday night which 'gave the Leafs a 2-2 ti with Detroit Reg Wings. said Saturday night hat, despite Horvath's age, "we'd be crazy to let him go by." Horvath got an assist on of e during weekend play, com.ag up with his 19th and 20th goals --one a game against New York) Rangers and Montreal Cana-| assist. He won the scoring leadership) , for the first time this year with a total of 46 points, Right behind him with 45 is New York's Andy Bathgate who produced only an assist in two games, Frank Mahovlich of Tor- onto was held pointless and is in third place with 44 points, 5 Bert Ohlander of Los Angeles, record in Boston , where he} clocked 2:08.6, | In the mile event Jin Grelle Boston's Murray Oliver stayed of Los Angeles defeated marine! bettering . the meet record of, ago. Marilyn White, a Los Angeles HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Pittsburgh Rochester National League WL FAP Chicago Montreal Toronto Detroit New York Boston 13 23. 7 124 143 33 Saturday's Results ... Detroit 1 Montreal 5 Chicago 4 Toronto 1 New York 5 Boston 3 Sunday's Results New York 2 Chicago 6 Montreal 3 Boston 3 | Toronto 2 Detroit 2 Wednesday's Games Montreal at Toronto Chicago at New York American League } Eastern Division WLTFA 23 18 1917 21:15 Pt Providence Quebec Hershey Springfield 19 16 Baltimore 18 22 4123 161 40 Western Division 4149 111 46 Buffalo Cleveland Kingston Hull-Ottawa | St. Louis 25.15 3 143 117 53) Windsor 16 21 6 142 161 38' Chatham 16 23 2117 139 34 13 23 6 135 162 32 Saturday's Results 22 13 10 123 106 54| Baltimore 9 Cleveland 6 19 10 14.138 9952) Providence 1 Hershey 0 2116 7136 118 49| Rochester 3 Pittsburgh 6 19 14 9108107 47 Buffalo 2 Springfield 3 Sunday's Results 8 26 11 128 184 27' Baltimore 0 Buffalo 6 +| Cleveland 1 Providence 4 | Springfield 0 Quebec: 4 | Hershey 1 Rochester 1 Tuesday's Games Springfield at Quebec Rochester at Baltimore Eastern Professional WLT F APt 2411 6 170 131 54 24 11 5 176 160 43 8 23 7 118 169 23 Saturday's Result Kingston 3 St.. Louis 2 |K.-W, 1 Windsor 10 Woodstock Galt K.-W 1513 0 165 138 30 1018 0 104 142 20 918 2125 151 20 Sunday's Results Galt 1 Chatham 6 Tuesday's Game Woodstock at Galt OHA Junior A WLT. F.APt 19 9 5 134 102 43 17 10 7 132101 41) 16 8 8112 8440) 1312 8 135 119 34 817 7105 151 23 6 23 5 103 16417 Sunday's Results Guelph 1 Montreal 5 Peterborough 2 Hamilton 2 | Niagara Falls Montreal Peterboro Hamilton S!. Catharines Guelph Sunday's Results 3 142 124 49| Kingston 6 St. Louis 6 9 128 127 47| Sudbury 2 Hull-Ottawa 2 Tuesday's Game 7 159 136 45|St. Louis at Omaha OHA Serior A WLT F APt 17.9 1211 122 35) 1710 1171 103 35! e@ Commercial and Niagra Falls 4 St. Catharines 3} industriel Sites @ Leasebock Tuesday's Game @ Development : Guelph at St Catharines Paul Ristow REALTOR 52% Simeoe N. 728-9474 | Mikita, Chicago tied with Detroit's Gordie Howe picking up an assist. Montreal's Henri Richard and WINS NET TITLE ADELAIDE, Australia (AP)-- diens--as well as picking up an|Roy Emerson, rated Australia's |No. 1 tennis player since grand lam champion Rod Laver |turned professional needed just 5 minutes Saturday to whip Ken Fletcher, a fellow Queens- lander, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 in the finals of the Australian champion. ships. world's No, 1 woman player, crushed Jan Lehane 6-2, 6-2 in just 50 minutes and won her. fourth straight Australian wom. en's singies title, Margaret Smith, the in a tie for fifth place with 43) and picked up an assist, Oliver) Stan Mikita's two goals against New York Sunday kept him in seventh place with 42 points. The leaders: Bucyk, Boston Bathgate, New York Mahovlich, Toronto Mahoviich, Toronto Howe, Detroit Richard, Montreal Oliver, Boston 17 2 FORD IN OSHAWA Sales & Service tie SHsi'S OPEN EVENINGS RECREATION A, OSHAWA SCHOOL! Recreation Centre PHONE 725-1111 Instructor--H. TRUDELLE COMMITTEE Winter GOLF at the