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Oshawa Vikings And Toronto 'Old Boys In Rugger Classic Oshawa Vikings battle the highly-rated Toronto Old Boys, Boys tomorrow afternoon, for the On- tario Provincial Rugger Cham- pionship, This outstanding game, with the winner to re- ceive The Carling Trophy, will be played at Eglinton Park, in Toronto and has a 1.00 p.m. scheduled kickoff. Vikings, pennant-holders of the Eastern Conference, entered the sudden-death finals by de feating Aurora Yorks of the Northern Conference last week 13 to 5. The Old Boys, champs of the Central Conference over- powered Oakville of the Western Conference 11 to 3. OLD BOYS FAVORED Numerous rugger followers of Ontario rugger are predicting a victory for the Old Boys on the basis of their spectacular rec- ord in league play. The Green and Red have won ten-straight starts this season and have given up one try while amass- ing 152 points. The try, which was scored by the Welsh Club, was the first time that they have had their goal line crossed in league play for over two years. In the past two seasons, Old Boys have been unbeatable in their own league, only to enter the playoffs crippled and with- out reserves. Last year they could only field 14 limping bodies for the Ontario finals and lost 11-8 to Hamilton with seven of their stars watching from the The great strength of the Old lies mainly in their back- field, one of the best in Ontario rugger, including the Senior league. Such players as inside centre Bill McMurtry, scrum half Dr. Bob Murray from Glas- gow University, 210-pound John McMurtry, ex-star of Calgary Stampeders, and Ed Wood, a 10-second 100-yard runner, com- bine to give them probably the most potent running attack in Ontario. But the Old Boys' backfield will also be facing an excellent Viking combination led by Big Dave Nicholishen, one of the hardest running backs in On- tario, Nicholishen will be sup- ported by the broken-field run- ning of Captain Tom Farquhar- son, Ron McKnight, and Ted McLean and the passing of Bill Lockwood and scrum half Keith Williams. Additional scouting reports of the Old Boys indicate that the scrum is the team's biggest problem. This weakness was created with the serious in- juries to star forwards Dave Wallmark and Roger Brown. But Old Boys are still counting on two more McMurtry brothers, Bob and Roy (ex-Var- sity Blue great and captain) to plug some of their weaknesses. Oshawa Vikings will have a decided advantage over their opponents in any scrums and lineouts. Their scrum, led by the capable Eric Nielsen, com- pletely dominated last Satur- sidelines. day's game against Aurora. In addition it will be bolstered by the return of Ron Lace and Tom Olinyk in the lineup. Lace is fill- ing in for Ken Gibson while' Olinyk moves back in place of Jerry McKnight. Other mem- bers in the scrum will be Tom Chaszewski, Wayne Voege, Gar- ney Gunn, and Bruce McArthur. The Viking forwards hope to equal last Saturday's unbeliev- able record of gaining posses- sion of the ball from lineouts and scrums 80 per cent of the time. KICKING DUEL One of the game's features) should 'be the keen duel be- tween two of Ontario's top kick- ers, Boris Tamoshewski of Old' Boys and Terry Kelly of Vikings are both expected to gain valu- able yards and points from their City League HOCKEY ACTION Hockey Dates For Next Week Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso- ciation Game Schedule: Monday, Nov, 25 -- 5.00-5.50, Houdaille Ind. vs Local 1500; 6.00-6.50, Canadian Corp. vs Du- plate; 7.00-7.50, Police Assoc. vs B'Nai B'Rith; 8.00-8.50, Local 1817 vs Westmount Kiwanis; 9.00-9.50, Local 2784 vs Coca All Star Practice. Tuesday, Nov. 26 -- 7.15-8.15, Pee Wee All Star Practice; 8.15- 9.05, Oshawa Dairy vs Auto Workers Credit Union and 9.15- 10.05, Hayden Macdonald vs' Tony's Refreshments. Wednesday, Nov. 27 -- 6.15- 7.15, Midget Ail Star Practice; 7.15-8.05, Kinsmen vs Local 222; 8.15-9.05, Can. Legion vs Rotary and 9.15-10.05, Fire-Fightens vs Navy. Thursday, Nov, 28 -- 7.15-8.15, Bantam All Star Practice; 8.15- 9.05, Scugog Cleaners vs Cana- dian Tire and 9.15-10.05, Lions' vs Kiwanis. respective fullback spots. Tamoshewski, a former Rus- sian soccer player, born in Greece, counted 17 points in one league game this season giving some indication of his effective- ness at a sport he never saw played before his thirtieth birth- day. At the same time, Kelly of Oshawa, has personally kick- ed the Vikings into the victory column a number of times in the past five seasons. Following the Intermediate final, will be the Ontario Senior league championship match be- tween Toronto Balmy Beach and Toronto Nomads with a 3.00 p.m. kickoff. This outstanding doubleheader at Eglinton Park is expected to draw the season's biggest crowd. GAUGE AND GAME Winter Months Time Repair Fishing Gear By KEN ROBERTS rod is completely dry before casing and winter storage. Now that the hunting is well under way, just look back for a moment and think. Now let's see -- 'What shape did I leave my fishing tackle in fiberglass, consequently they feel the need for rod care has ended. How untrue. While most! of the headaches of bamboo rod maintenance are gone, still details remain such as furls, guides, windings. These three things should be looked after. Check the furls for rust, is it fit, free from grime build-up? Coat it lightly with a good reel oil, Check the guides for worn runways, replace if necessary. Here again a light coating of oil will repel rust. Windings can be re-varnished or, if too badly worn, replacement thread is available at most sporting goods outlets. The big point to be made components will be quite sim- REELS No matter if you are dealing reel, maintenance is important. and lubrication cannot be over- with a casting or spinning The importance of a winter overall inspection, replacement end bearings would not be wast- ed effort. BAITS What can you do with those baits? Very simply, clean, buff, coat with polish, and store. Again your kerosene and tooth brush will come into play. Once any light surface rust has been stressed. When you p the reel, a sheet as well as a small tool probably accompan- ied it. If so, use them! ple for parts show their faults by high lustrous wear spots. If you have one of the more common reels, spinning or cast- ing, repair kits are available. However, getting some kits might require a bit of hunting, so get out early, don't be caught this spring. When cleaning the reel, ordi- nary kerosene and an old tooth brush are all you need. When all work is complete coat the parts with reel grease. Don't overgrease, just enough to lubri- cate and protect from rust. During the season the matter of lubrication should never be overlooked. This refers parti- cularly to the bait caster. Ard- ent anglers see the merit in a near friction-free reel. Under hard fishing and constant use, oiling every hour on the main here is, to make sure the wind- ings are on snug, and close to- gether. Once re-wound the job can be finished with a_ light coating of rod varnish. The whole rod can then be subject- ed to a good coat of floor or auto wax. Store in dry spot, make absolutely sure that your Have Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Large Selection of Fine British Woollens removed, buff with a fluffy cloth or, better still, the buffer] ion a %" drill will give fine Call Workouts For Boys Play Biddy League The Simcoe Hall Boys' Club Biddy Basketball League, spon- sored by the Westmount Kiwa- nis Club, will hold a practice session on Saturday, November 23, at Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, Eulalie avenue, Central Park boulevard, from 9.00 a.m. until 10.15 a.m. The Biddy league is for boys, eight years to 12 years of age. The Minor League for boys 13 years to 16 years of age, will practice from 10.30 a.m. The Oshawa-Courtice Hockey League game played at Port Perry on Thursday, Nov. 14, saw Beaupre Spur defeat Lam- bert's 3 to 2. Beaupre opened the scoring as Cola and 10.00-11.00, Juvenile|Matthews scored from Wilson and Wilkson. Lambert's scored on the very next play as Doug Cole was left uncovered in front of the net, to bang it home, assisted by Romanck and Mac- Donald. Wilson put Lambert's inte the lead assisted by Baker and Brown. Beaupre fought right back as Supreka scored from Wilson and Hiltz. With Lambert's playing a man short, Sayers scored the winning goal. The score might have been much more except for the fine' goaltending of Jim Hinkson for Lambert's, Collins of Spur also played a great game. There was a total of ten penalties, Lam- bert's had seven and Spurs had three. PLAY TIE GAME The double-header played Sun- Close Scores Feature' Oshawa-Courtice Loop THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, November 22,1963 1] Rea ot seven penalties: Beaupre get- ting six and McGrath's one. DODDS SCORE WIN The second game saw Lam- bert's losing their second game of the season to Dodd Motor Sales by a score of 8 to 1. In the early moments of the game, Myles opened the scoring for Dodds, unassisted. Dodds struck again, when Hubble scored from Myles and Graham. When Dodds were playing two men short, Lambert's got one back with Doug Cole scoring from Garrard and Pipher. However, Dodds hit right back, as Weldon scored from Marzeck and Myles There was a total of eleven penalties, Lamberts getting five and Dodds six. CYO Pee Wees Open Season's League Play The Pee Wee division open- ed on Tuesday night, with a 2-2 tie between St. Gertrude's and St. Joseph's. Walter Klaman opened the scoring for St. Ger- trude's followed by Wayne Bol- ahood's goal at 11.06 of the first period, St. Joseph's came on in the second period with goals by Bathe and Driscoll. St. Mary's shut out St. Greg- ory's 3 to 0 on goals by Lacasse, McLaughlin and Andolsek. Flon- tek and Masternack earned an assist each. The three goals were all scored in the last period. St. Phillip's and Holy Cross finished the night off with a 3-3 tie. All goals were scored in the first period. The sharpshoot- ers for St. Phillip's were Larry Flynn, Joe Micalli and Gavin MASTERS DIES PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) -- Al Masters, Stanford Univer- sity's athletic director for 38 years until he retired Aug. 31, died Thursday at Palo-Stanford Hospital. He was 65, Cancer caused his death. ,"" Lock. Joe Krsyak was the big gun for Holy Cross with two goals. Brian Robertson picked up a single goal to round out the scoring. All Pee Wee teams will clash again on Sunday night, Nov. 24 with the first game getting under way at 5.30 p.m. day, at Port Perry, saw Beau- pre Spur and McGrath Plumb- ing play to a 3-all draw. This gatme provided a lot of exciting action as these two teams are evenly matched. Mc- Grath Plumbers' scoring was shared by John Plews, Ed Babin and John Hogg. For Beaupre Spur, Cal Blake got two goals, with Wilson pick- ing up the other goal. ' The two goaltenders -- Collins for Spur and Braiden for Mc- Grath -- played great goal as they pulled off some excellent Saves, There was a total of ema are a "Attention Curlers SHEETS OF ICE Now Available! 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