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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 1,1963 7] | | S$ Thi Might Be Ou Oshawa Minors ays Ihis Mig e Uur... e poe oat Fi MN A ee e Against Petes Oshawa Pee-Wee All Stars|, OSHAWA -- Goal: White; aston an ; home total goal series with| Moore, Nichols, Peterborough All-Stars when|°°® Shrisiey: | . they edged the lift-lock crew 5-3 | 4 in the Children's Arena C. 4 | sticking) . j last night. In other hockey action be- tween the two cities, Peterbor- ough came from behind to sal- Rockburne (Hail) 20! € : S r) vage a 2-2 tie with Oshawa in ' Norton rf | ag or o : Flontek ss n nm the Pee-Wee test Peter- 42 | | borough took a 1-0 first period) 7° Seyerboreush, Clarke. (coo ; lead when Mike Healey beat | aa 2 Oshawa netminder, Brian White near the middle mark of! 1 Ayer Sook nansiaaamine, the frame. Ma TRIED PERIOD | tig Re gees Pai ie varenalts -- Meredith (charging) 10.56 SAVE ON THESE | me oals in the middle frame for|McNamee (charging) 14.00, Shrigley | ; g - margin of victory, Ro ge rising? 15.41, Lacey (tighting) 18.45. | CLEAROUT 4 Thorton and Tony Fioutek scor-| _merenbo 2. PETERBOROUGH a | >} -- Go ley; | ed two each to accompany a fence: La Brouthe, Curtis, Platt, | singleon by Joe Rockburn. per Forwards: Redmond, H 0 w- ELECTRIC ORGANS Bob Clarke scored both !and, Reynolds, Mackay, Hopcroft, , e e Jones, oC Bell, Livingstone, Coilins. | . -sneaenmnenmmamotinese. it : Peterborough goals, In the Midget test Bill Liv-| pQSH#AW joal: Moore; defence: | 12 BASS Dwert Dionne, Baisam; for- ingstone counted near the half-|wards: Leach, Robinson, Elliott, Di- Waters, Sutton, Me-| way mark of the last period to|onne, Bradley, Waters, eeate deadlock the count 2-2, Earlier "a atts PERIOD is va ELECTRIC ; . H 0) ( in the period, Jerry Dionne had| 1,,Petetborough, Redmond (Flatt) 7.x RI LLS a 54-INCH given Oshawa a 2-1 lead. SECOND PERIOD Peterborough led 1-0 at the| 2 Oshawa, Leac a end of the first period on a goal| seutnee lage org eee 1.17, Sete| by Mike Redmond but Osh-| (elbowing) 19.23, Redmond (roughing) | HAND ' ' awa's Darryl Leach tied the|'9™ Bradley (roughing) 19.9). C count in the middle frame, 3. Oshawa, Dionne MIXERS Values to 69.00 ( » Di ne) OSHAWA 5, PETERBOROU: ri : 4. Perarborong', Livingstone Slightly Store Soiled PETERBOROUGH - Goal: Con- Koon reg Collins) 9.02 nelly. Defence: Meredith, Grant, La-| Penaitie: -- Curtis (interference) | BREAKFAST SIZE Smooth Top ALL 3 : y Me-l4i8, Brediey (charging) 6.18, Labron. | FRYPANS 220-80 400 coils tis, Cooper, DeCarlo, Watt, Carter, |ing) {O51 Bradley holding) 1714 | sabe 10 yr. SIZES | 1 Year Guarantee Ld © Sizes 48", 54" LUCKY No.7 JUST ISN'T , : ELECTRIC KETTLES 4 §8 Occasional aA BUNK BEDS CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) The third baseman waited F ap 4 " Complete with \ new third baseman. I'm not superstitious," he ad Hoak, obtained 'during ine abl ot 14 years sue} Sd | @ Large selection pay i winter from Pittsburgh, ported to Greenville of the | : ° A would rather wear No. 13, Sally League. They handed | ADMIRAL @ Many ned poy construe hold a black cat in the dugout me No. 7, I suffered a wound @ Low and hig 0 " A : $120 Value. route to his position. leg, two brokem fingers and a . A General manager John was beaned three times. I @ Priced from rpeod trem sign, but this uniform number For the next eight years he | a that's something: else wore a uniform number other VACUUM CLEANER H a again. than 7, but in 1955 he landed 1 H.P. Complete with Attech 7 : i i Hoak and his wife, singer with Chicago Cubs who i : 0 t Jill Corey, were guests on a handed him the "lucky" digit. : the producers unfurled Hoak's not do anything right. Iwas | Full Consol Wood Cabinet boards, legs, 260 coil mattress, box 4 new Phillies' uniform. He was hit on the head twice and I Front Controls, Sig Monitor springs, 10 year guarantee, DON HOAK'S PET CHOICE 1 YR. GUARANTEE Seven may be a lucky num- until reporting here for spring 2 TRANSISTOR ber to most but not to Don training to explain to Russell | WAGON WHEEL Hoak, Philadelphia Phillies' why he couldn't wear No. 7. | MANTLE RADIOS . or walk under a ladder en that took 30 stitches In my MANTLE RADIOS backs Ist. Quality. Quinn found Hoak easy to also hit .231." television show in Pittsburgh "I had the worst season of 9 ' ce last month. As a surprise gift, my life," says Hoak. 'I could 23 TV Marconi 1 66 * ' iy - 2 wmeine sets. including head pleased as the audience ap- batted .215. The Cubs traded plauded. me to Cincinnati and I swore Then Hoak noted the No. 7. I'd never wear a 7 again.' | SNOW SHOVELS on the back. He couldn't wait Russell says that when the | iH to get to a telephone and call season opens, Hoak will get | 18" BLADE Russ (Unk) Henry, he Phil. No. 12. For the time being \\ COMPLETE 25 oo confirmed that "he infielder § Hoak wants it understood, 8 ONLY ; i had the right uniform. though, he's not superstitious. 39" Box Springs 1 8 99 A SETS F OR @ Pro s S oo WHEN a a Smooth Top -- 60.00 value By THE CANADIAN PRESS A scant 10,000 fans | Chester 00 2 ® watched 270 - pound world | \ Financial heavyweight boxing cham- | sterfields : pion Primo Carnera win a Top Grode Fabric 15 - round decision over | Assistance | 2%..." |) THROW CUSHIONS we ee Se |) SAVE! SAVE! | Angeles 29 years ago today. 4 . ae = - The beefy Carnera was de- 64: ; ¥ . : | " u Bs "4 VANCOUVER (CP)--A U.§.| feated three months later MANY COLORS ski equipment manufacturer's) by Max Baer when the S ay A f . ; : . agent has promised to help| fight was stopped in the 11 TRANSISTOR : mnt. ; _ eight members of Canada's na-|. llth round. The following | RADIOS : 48 95 : j : : 8 tional ski team who got into} year Baer lost the title to : Top stylin trouble with customs authorities); James J. Braddock Complete with Antenna Earphone B : wore : : = . 6 ar ' over equipment he had loaned) eer at las % ae . : : . Drawer ae a baa WILL TAKE TIME INGLIS s eee s : ' Dressers e team members had to get) VANCOUVER (CP) -- Th so SH ) : a bank loan to pay more than| president and two senior came Wringer Washer se ~ = oe 8 4 i Dovetail $2,000 in penalties last week for|bers of the Royal Caledonian 5 Yr. Guarantee, Factory 3 " : Drawers not declaring the skis and other|C urling Club estimate it will Service, H Du Pn OR AR er sonegeo : ae loaned equipment when they|take Scotland, the mother coun- be a : geste' eS i SEP Priced from came back to Canada from aitry of curling, at least 10 years a ne meet at Vale, Colo, to match Canadian skill in the i Roger Brown, Rocky Moun- jgame. President Gilbert Mc-!| Automatic Range 5 tain representative of the head|C lung of Edinburgh, Bill Piper! By Admiral, Hi Speed Burners ski company which loaned the|of Perth and Jim Glen of Kirk- Appliance Outlet. Large Oven. equipment, said in a long-dis- |caldy are on a month-long good- 1 ONLY tance interview from Coloradojwill tour of Canada and the . Thursday: "We'll do everything| United States, 21" Admrial TV possible to help them appeal --<---- s Front Controls.' 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