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iis: | GENERALS ON TUESDAY TQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, October 12, 1963 eal . SPORTS: MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' * THANKSGIVING WEEKEND, around these parts, is gen- ally accepted as the end of the summer season, and this ar is no exception. Oshawa Hawkeyes have their last two hedule games this weekend, they play Toronto Invictus en, at St. Michael's Stadium, tomorrow morning and on Monday, they visit the Scarborough Rams. The way the oppos- ifion has been performing, it is only reasonable to expect that woth Invictus and Scarborough will chalk up wins against Gshawa Hawkeyes in this holiday weekend session. Junior football in Oshawa seems to be doomed--not for lack of interest --but for lack of sufficient interest and "bodies". Certainly the Oshawa Junior Football Club has an executive comprised of hard-working and well-established Oshawa business men, sports enthusiasts who have given a lot of their time and effort (and money) to try and put Junior football 'on the map" locally. They have had wonderful co-operation from cerrtain groups, coaching has been adequate, in fact excellent and the enthusiasm of a small group of football-minded young- sters has served to keep the ball bouncing--but in the main it begins to look as if this city is not ready for Junior By THE CANADIAN PRESS The Ontario Hockey Associa- tion Junior A group opens its 1963-64 season Sunday with two new teams, one transplanted club and four new coaches, Increasing the league mem- bership to eight teams from six last year are Oshawa Generals and Toronto Marlboros, both moving in from the now defunct Metro Toronto Junior A group. Kitchener Ragers are the league's other new entry, hav- ing moved from Guelph. New York Rangers of the National Hockey League switched the franchise after poor support in Guelph last year. | Returning from 1962-63 are the defending Eastern Canada St. Catharines Black Hawks,| Hamilton Red Wings, Montreal |ough Petes. } |START ACTION SUNDAY | Four of the teams are in ac-) jtion Sunday. Hamilton will play |host to Peterborough, and the Junior ' Open Season Sunday open their season at Bowman- ville next Tuesday, and Kitch- ener will open the same night, playing the Black Hawks at home. Friday night, meeting the Red Wings in Niagata Falls, both the Marlboros and the Gen- erals are well-known in Cana- dian junior hockey. one of the most feared units in the country. But they had to se- cede when the old Oshawa rink burned down 12 years ago. Oshawa, but it won't be ready until next season. This year the champion Niagara Falls Flyers| Generals will play most of; their games four contests scheduled for Junior Canadiens and Peterbor.| Trenton. A' OHA Clubs 'Tee @s' NL OURE ROL CALENDAR Toronto will start its home season in London against Peter- borough Friday, Oct. 18. Their remaining 27 home games are slated for Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. The Mariboros are a combina- tion of last year's club and Tor- onto Neil McNeil Maroons, mémbers of the Metro group. Neil McNeil has disbanded. The Marlies were in the. provincial }group until moving into the Metro League three years ago. Two of the league's four freshmen coaches are in charge! of these new teams, Doug Wil- liams will run the Oshawa team and Jim Gregory is in charge of| the Marlies. Coach of Neil McNeil last sea-| son, Gregory takes over from last year's Marlboro coach Turk Broda, now handling Charlotte in the U.S. Eastern Hockey League. | In Montreal Yves Nadon, for- mer Quebec League senior de- fenceman, has taken over from \Claude Ruel, and Steve Brkla- The Fiyers begin play 'next Although listed as new teams, The Generals were for years A new. area is planned for in Bowmanville, with Generals SOFTBALL sociation Senior "B" All-Ontario Championship Finals -- Sault awa Heffering's Imperials, SATURDAY Ontario. Amateur Softball As- c Ste. Marie 'Steelers' vs Osh- at Alexandra Park, 2.30 p.m.; Ist game of 2-out-of-3 title series OASA Senior "B" All-Ontario Championship Finals awa Heffering's Imperials vs Sault Ste. Marie "Steelers'"', at Alexandra Park, 7.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 title series. FOOTBALL Ontario Junior Conference -- Oshawa Hawkeyes vs Toronto Invictus Redmen, at St. Mich- ael's College Stadium, 11.00 a.m. SUNDAY SOFTBALL OASA Senior "B'" All-Ontario Championship Finals (3rd game, if necessary) -- Sault Ste. Marie|® vs Oshawa Hefferihg's, at Ale andra Park, 1.00 p.m.; fi d 3rd_and|! Here's News! Howie Young Maybe Head For A Halo By MARVEN MOSS - anadian Press Staff Writer Could it be that Howie Young has really reformed? That's two games now and the National Hockey League of- cials have yet to catch Howie joing something he shouldn't be doing. Last year Howie set an all- time NHL record of 273 min- utes in penalties as a member of the defence corps of Detroit Red Wings. That's more than 4% full games of meditation time and t that Howie missed six games of the 70-game schedule. In the off-season the crew-cut 26-year-old problem boy was shunted off to Chicago Black Hawks. In his first two games Young as shown he is making a stab x./at rehabilitation. He also kept is nose clean through Chica- | They were the principals in. : a seven-player sWap between ~ the clubs last June. The Rangers will be missing defenceman Doug Harvey, working himself into shape with St. Paul of the Central Professional League because business pressures kept him from the New York training camp. Red Sullivan, the New York eer -- _ En ooorihg sane arvey bac' edne: it for the club's home opener againstthe Red Wings, Two more games are on tap Sunday night, Toronto at Chi- cago and ton in Detroit. BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" Young and his mates are idle along with the Red Wi.gs to- night while activity is centred in Toronto and Montreal. WILL START GAME Prime Minister Pearson, a baseball player in his youth, is to officiate at a ceremonial faceoff in Toronto when the Leafs open their schedule against Boston Bruins. } In Montreal, the Canadiens meet New York Rangers for the first time this season and they'll be watching the goal- ies, Montreal's Lorne (Gump) Worsley and Jacques Plante of New. York. HOME IMPROVEMENTS BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N° Have Your Suit and Tailored by SAM ROTISH ness Large Selection of | | } i | 1 KING ST. EAST Fine British Woollens | (Where Pavement Ends) deciding: game of series, if|® o's exhibition schedul necessary. | PWSU Junior "A" All-Ontario| Finals -- St. Catharines Gran- tham Lions vs Oshawa Scugog) e cich replaces Frank Bathgate in|Cleaners, at Alexandra Park. | SOMETHING NEW FROM MILLWORK! Introducing THE CANADIANA Canedo's Most Modern Overhead Garage Door Sar | | oe these features .. . 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If the series goes the limit, the third game is to be played tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 p.m., also at Alexandra Park, At three o'clock at Alexandra, its Oshawa Scugog Mleaners vs St. Catherines Grantham Lions, in the second game of their PWSU All-Ontario Junior Ladies' provincial eoftball finals. Scugogs won the first one, last week, in St. Kitts, and as defending champs, they can retain their title if they win the one here tomorrow afternoon. If they !ose-- the third game will likely be ordered for Monday afternoon. in county court. Wallace Wright, 22, a Kitch-/ Ojener Industrial League player, | 0|took action against the town of| Preston, which operates the/ 4\arena. Wright required 27| 2)stitches to. close facial cuts he! 2/received when he was pushed 0| against the mesh in a game last | December. Judge Francis Costello found |the hinge on the screen facing the' ice surface "'constituted an Unusual danger." | i PHONE 497 Simcoe St. S. 723-4362 PHONE 725-3979 S| -- 0 0 0 i 0 a = cag -- Soren mM SOSOOt HHH 0 : 0 * TUESDAY produces two major sports attractions. Here 0 $t Alexandra Park, it will be Heffering's against Bad Boys, in Yhe second game of the Oshawa "City Championship" softball finals, a 3-out-of-5 series . . . OSHAWA GENERALS also unch their official 1963-64 schedule on Tuesday night, when ey meet Montreal Jr. Canadiens, at Bowmanville Community , at eight o'clock, At the time of writing, we hadn't eard how the Generals made out last night, in their exhibition game at Niagara Falls, but actually, that's not the important hing. The main event, schedule competition, opens on Tues- Way night and Oshawa Generals Hockey Club are looking ard to a big turnout of local fans to see that opening ame, against Montreal's Junior Habs. Opening ceremonies, 'by the way, will include the appearance of Mayor Lyman Bittora of Oshawa and Bowmanville's Chief Magistrate also, While Oshawa Club president Russ Humphreys, Q.C., and club Becretary Bruce Affleck are also scheduled to be among the pther dignitaries on hand for the season's "'kick-off"'. Resulst Friday | Quebec 2 Providence 6 Pittsburgh 5 Springfield 3 Central League WLT 0 0 1 3 It's Later Than You Think... come to the Cadillac ENJOY OUR MODERN DINING ROOM FACILITIES--(BOWLING BANQUETS) sg ALL MODERN ROOMS -- SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES: me / Your local distributor for 394 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Esso A WEEKLY CALENDAR OF... 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Auto Radio Sales & Service Used T.V. Sets for Sale T.V.-Radio-Hi-Fi Repairs Recondtioned 4, ? - ® @ HANS SCHMIDT @ The Destroyer ._ @ THE GREAT KUDO VS. TEAM _NO. 2 @ SEAMAN ART THOMAS @ LORENZO PARENTE @ TONY 'MARINO Palmer benched his morning partner, 27-year-old Johnny Pott|shire and Harry Weetman of of Cape Giardeau, Mo., in the|Surrey, and then beat Neil Coles afternoon, pairing himself with)of Surrey and Geoffrey Hunt BEAMED tball, at such a high level. Now that we have four Colieg- iates competing for grid honors, the rivalry should develop a [Bast 40) ardent boys who want to play football while the rest S 6f the logical prospects are lost to two other fields. They |ines. ae urprise orate ' | Montreal and Oshawa will) football activities)--or they decide to join the "convertible érew", who turn their energies to a career of social activity. particular, with a fine evening's fun. Three games in succes- p sion, at Kinsment Stadium, on a Friday night, appears to be | : ' |A exhibition contest here Fri- Snae 10-2 Friday night in wot as City Tri le-Bill jday night. ___|Junior A exhibition. game. | Championship| | Rod Zaine scored the winning) Wayne Carleton, Grant Moore| Finals" -- Heffering's Imperials| groups, to all turn out en masse, for a gala evening. We think the boys play better with the added incentive of a large crowd, (stage for last night's COSSAlafter undergoing repairs for a/Peter Stemkowski, Mike Wal-|of 3-out-of-5 title series. Football games played at Osh-/forehead gash. \ton, Nick Harbaruk and Bill|~ " | the rival schools to be on hand and boost their own teams, f : adds both color and incentive. Last night's triple-bill provided [way with the first, a Junior con-/ang Ron Schock and Brian|Tomm r itest, in which O'Neill Collegiate|pradiey each scored for the/ourin. Whatever the boys may have lackéd in polish was certainly; Wins Judgment ihe: STANDINGS Liv | Jim Lawrence, McLaughlin's} | KITCHENER (CP)--A hockey jtwo of the losers' touchdowns. | Eastern Division wire mesh at the Preston Me-| | Ken Topping and Terry Mc- Wide De Bod morial some timely kicking supplied by| Hershey Gary Edgar and Terry Keyes, | Quebec ; Pittsburgh ond game of the night, before 8 they were able to scrape out a| Rochester In the final game of the night, Central Collegiate tickled their Seniors, in a game that featured |, Paul inneapolis Results Friday Minneapolis 5 St. Louis 1 LIFE . | needs an Back In Stride Oshawa 3 Niagara Falls 2 Toronto Marlboros 10 Kitchener § TORONTO (CP) -- Conn Los Angeles 3'San F: i 2 er Woodbine Friday, taking the|1S Angeles an Francisco featured Golden Prince Purse|Seattle 2 Vancouver 7 ' Oshawa af Cobourg ' : i Stafford Farms' Chippawa Saskatchewan Junior e " " RYDER CUP PLAY Hill was third. |Weyburn 9 Melville 5 How ane | oi ser "P.O. Box 69 Station K Toronto 12 Big Lead, First Round ig Lead, First houn ATLANTA (AP) -- "We're fhe United States team, as he ted his team into the second « Eight rounds of four - ball latches were scheduled today lub. e "I'd rather play all the way myself," Palmer said, when was added to the matches r the first time this year. team's afternoon showing riday. The Britons tied the Yanks 2-2 Imer in the first match. Palmer attributed his team's @ lot of material for a Junior team. But up to now--the club éither elect (and more power, to them) to continue their |_ Marlies Whi Last night's big triple-bill at Kinsmen Stadium, provided t F ( Oshawa Generals nipped Niag- KITCHENER (CP)--Toronto| fhe answer to the local Collegiate football problem. It en- Assoc.: "City }goal in the third period. It came and Gerry Meehan sparked the| vs Bad Boys Appliance, at Alex- the "major league atmosphere" of playing at the Stadium, in awa's Kinsmen Civie Stadium. George Vail and Bill O'Shea|Smith notched the others. | ¥ h & good show, There'll be at least two more before the season defeated McLaughlin Juniors 25-|Fiyers made up for in hustle and they) Inashy halfback, was a standout) By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Player who was cut when his Quade paced the winning O'Neill| Providence 100 6 O'Neill Collegiate Seniors were Baltimore |hard-won 20-18 decision over| Cleveland large contingent of supporters solid line play and stern tack-| yy PO | Indianapolis Ontario Junior A Area 2 4 Smythe's Jammed Lucky re-| Hamilton 4 St. Catharines 8 by more than five lengths from Saskatchewan Senior Write. or phone for our inter- | 'The win was the first for the|#Stevan 1 Regina 4 J. A. GRIMES Phone 485-6583 'pver the hump now," said a jub- se of the Ryder Cup golf er the first day's alternate iked how he liked the alter- * British captain John Fallon the morning round, and start- ) ~f morning showing to stage Billy Casper of Aplle, Valley, Calif. Palmer and Cas per beat Brian Huggett and George Will 5 and 4. It was a return match for Palmer. against Huggett and Will. young Britons beat Palmer and Pott in the morn- ing round, 3 and 2. Palmer paired with old friend Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta, Fla., in today's second morning match, Casper teamed with Dave Ra- gan Jr. to gain the Americans' only victory in the morning round. They beat Peter Alliss of Dorset, England, and Irishman Christy O'Connor one up. TEAMS WITH LITTLER Finsterwald was teamed with Gene Littler of San Diego, Calif. in both matches Friday. The two halved their morning match with Dave Thomas of Berk- in the afternoon 2 and 1. The day's most exciting match was the closing contest between U.S. Open champion |Uulius Boros and Tony Lema against Tom Haliburton and Hunt's brother, Bernard. One down with two to play, Boros and Lema won the 17th with a par and then took the 18th on a par after a good chip by. Boros. Boros and Lema halved their match with Coles and Bernard Hunt in the morning. The pace of the afternoon rout was set by Billy Maxwell of Las Vegas and Bob Goalby of Belle- ville, Ill. They defeated Thomas and Weetman 4 and 3. ? "Ve ON OUR GIANT SCREEN 143 King W., Oshawa 728-3211 BROWN'S Lumber & Supplies LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. At Pearson STEPHENSON'S Series. SUNDAY SOFTBALL--AIll-Ontario Junior "A" Provincial Women's Soft- johnny ball Union Playoffs--St. Catharines Grantham Lions vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 3:00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 title series. MONDAY FOOTBALL--Ontorio Junior Conference--Oshawa Hawkeyes vs Scarborough Rams, at Scarborough, 10:00 a.m. TUESDAY HOCKEY--Opening game INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 292 KING ST. W. PHONE 725-2734 . Provincial . OHA Junior "A" League Schedule--Montreal Junior Canadiens vs Oshawa Generals, at Bowmanville Arena, 8:00 p.m. SOFTBALL--City & District Association "City Championship Playoffs"--Heffering's Imperials vs Bad Boy Appliance, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m.; 2nd game of 3-out-of-5 title. series. WEDNESDAY No games scheduled--Check daily "Sports Calendar'. THURSDAY Tony Marino vs Johnny Foti SHEET METAL WORK You Like lt... Dist-ibutor: Ross Shortt ... It Likes You GARAGE Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT Straightening General Repairs 15 CHURCH ST. Phone 725-0522 ONE-PIECE CONCRETE oTEPS MWMUEDIATE DELIVERY WALL YY @ FOR YOUR NEW HOME @ REPLACEMENT FOR OLD STEPS @ NON-SLIP SURFACE ON TREADS AND PLATFORM SOFTBALL--Oshawo City & District Association 'City Cham- pionship Playoffs'-----Bad Boy Appliance vs Heffering's Imperials, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m.; 3rd gaye of 3-out-of-5 title series. FRIDAY ° FOOTBALL--Lake Ontario District COSSA games--O'Neill Jrs. at Donmevan Cl, 4:00 p.m.; McLaughlin Jrs. vs Central Jrs., at Kinsmen Stadium, 5:00 p.m.; Central Srs. vs McLaughlin Srs., at Kinsmen Stadium, 6:30 p.m. and Donevan Srs, vs O'Neill Srs., at Kinsmen Stadium, 8:00 p.m. T.V. SUPPLY LTD. T.V. Towers, Aerials, Apartment Systems and Aerial Repairs 361 GIBBONS ST. Phone: 728-8180 156 GIBB STREET PHONE 723-3042 Has been forced to go along with about 20 (and they need at Marlboros will visit St. Caihar- studies at some University, which ends their local Junior | 'Kitch | NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. 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