Oshawa Times (1958-), 11 Dec 1963, p. 16

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: , : 1 Church THE OSHAWA = oe December a, sin 15 : Goalie Chuck Goddard ain Catholic League | _, ™= ALINE IT LISTS! At Puck-Stopping Best Hockey Hockey Results Dawson scored twice and) In Pee Wee League action, |lips -St. Hedwig's 5-0, with Welsh once as Westmount and|St. Mary's defeated Hol y|Paul Welsh turning in a fine Harmony tied 3-3. The goal-|Cross 3-1 with Dennis Waduk;game to earn the shutout. Gord, O Cc | ) e me getters for Harmony were Grif- giving the winners their start Moore opened the 'scoring, on a fith, MacDonald and Han-'on a three-way play with Matt/pass from Robert Kennedy, in) "k Masternuk and Lacasse. Laterjthe first period.-In the second} coc foncoe_pusttane | Lan ah usa Pt mason Ind SANSA OP aati ty HARMONY: gpl MeDoyaenf ad pete op nts Cs ke W946, paper into Peterborough Petes'|mendous goaltending was the only one point, The return of|ai1, R. Bice Db pence :\tons. Ricky Dignem. and Dave dressing room and shown goal-jsecond such event' in succes: former Whitby Dunlop star Forapada, D Onun BM Gill,| Garry Lawless was almost un-'O'Reilly with Ken Lane, tender 'Chuck Goddard, the ad-|sion.. Only a week ago, Gen- Harry Sinden, to active duty,|, They. G MacDonald i sr beatable as he turned aside|Rorabeck vertisement of last night's. en-jerals had victory stolen {rom has made considerable ditfe Inally D. Griffith Borie: c: |shot-after-shot as the Holy Paul Brisebo counter, which read, "Goddardjthem by similar _netminding , ence along with the. arrival "a " Woncock 7 °»-|Cross boys gave it a good try.) St. Gregory's nosed out shutout' Oshawa once _ before.|tactics by Marlboros' Gary J from Boston. of rookie rear-[Bone, G. Hancork, 2. Hender-| Garry Suites, assisted _ by |Joseph's "3-2°.in. their close-| 1utou Hcg te ee Pablo . Bh guard Don Aw a praduate|50. R. Mackie and R. Farmer.| 2% ary a bidet Zi Ul heck ee ir 4 '¢ oe will he do it again; Generals Smith Giaiasd ce Magara Falls "wivers WESTMOUNT: goal, B. Hold-|Richard Zilka and Mike Zim-|checking ult, All of the win-| my NO! He proceeded is dine Ade ae aA 'a nats 4 xt awa action for Generals awy; D. McKee, T. McKee, B. miny did succeed in saving Holy ners goes came ey the first Gener players, by ,"Hcent, but as their goals | im Pe: Gh they|Annent, J. Welsh, M. Dawson |Cross from a shutout. period, Guby Lambert being the| inst" record indicates (low. | j Seas Falls ae ak 3, M W. Jozma. H. Wot.| St. Gertrude's eked out a 2-2/first to beat goalie Pat Nor- anvill league) their rearguards sob % Honeymoon ROMAN | on, J. Badg'ey, M. Wall, De eee <a on a ee rhachis gras es gyn é oro Jamiesor "Da Sharp, Vander- ers are one club which Genera!s|Brown and M. Eliott, Hedwige Compiies, wiv al | Mike Soa DICKEG. DD) IN Rer Goddard was wih a cis 0 Be pate op! ne 4 4 i have an undefeated record St. Andrew's blanked Simcoe |the scoring coming in the fina jwith Paul OS la} rating an} mined 40 Been ORY vecied hee ¥ th opposing i against. The other is St. Catha- Street 5-0 with B. Holmes scor-| Period. The "Combines othe assist bed each ot nee rng acti ae . a gies Grearis 'by ty ng them up in rines Black Hawks, who move|ing three of the goals and D led their best game of the sea- ' a Sregory a thal da 0) BE TOL Omiy BECUINIE Ey eer oe ahs Bonl ae, into Bowmanville next 'Tues-(Britten getting the other two. son with Larry Flynn and Paul keep Dave Mosier in_ check} oe rae igh ee vary see oe ae 2 ~ p. Bradicy turning in strong until late in the game but he "tims for seco time, freezing puck in their the goal, continually 9 é Si ANDREW'S: goal j day : ANDREW'S: ; De cere lacie stance. .& , x jefforts broke loose to notch two nice} Peterborough's and generally being adept at 4 : j j PETERBOROUGH -- Goal, ews, defence, S Lowe, K. * By este inihanatings to a a. \ jand 8 Bat ar bane are i , Goddard: 5 Jamieson |Zwicker, D. Famme, H. Bryani, Bernie LaCroix opened th goa's, on lone stick-handling | erthing | ut the ki én ste sutral territory, when need Vander s _ and Jop-|D. Kitchen and P,. Bennett, Peel y unnspisted, | Aer coer': "y's W ver H y Sines Ae Ps adard : selaroge sae gm. --<. __ e on, Sprott,|forwards, B. Holmes, M. Bryan Gertrude's and Robert Pell St eri -- bakes oly; pes at Godda g 36a ' mS. CEPrOral : it or en 40 rig aR Ws art a a Bie wes fortune.|. SHORT NOTES , ... The in- Mllipppi tinovich, Nauud, O'Byrne |S. Pooler, C. Chase, J. Staple-;Leren, On & Det from '* ; te eae i the utiuee fed ny fis dazzling < God. tury bug has struck Oshawa PP cqattililien * Warm Godson, Watson, Redmond,|ton, N. Mackie, D.. Brown, D.Smegal, tied i Up shorly hea i oe ae a a su eating hic Generals once more. G and Hunt |Britten and W Penney after wat the midway mark, with alates ale mane big pee u fe vember 14. in 'ractured his right ankle when JIM BLAIR SSHAWA Goal, Gibson;| SIMCOE STREET:. goal, B.|Don Villeneuve from LaCroix assists. John Sagan had a goal ye eh ee aniided Aas : ne Ore Smith" Robetts,|Smith: D, McDonald, . Groat,|and Jeff Wilson, made it 9-1 for and an assist while Martin MO ae : ae inate tal ing yon. wy St. Gertrude's and Larry Flynn,|Vaiks had the same record, D LSO SHINES neeman Jamieso yin the ,..,\Domm, and Ch for-|J. Manning, B, Warne, Rf : azmowsk: O'Brien atid Nocl O'Brien ez Denn i aah I - oat. for was takent o 0 h- Blair, home for only one day s O'Shea. Zai ubeau.|\Todd, J. Bernard, G. Arnold, 4 aided by -- the Praz mowsk: O'Brien and Noel O'Brien each Gane Ls A atuetea sane 'spifal and theljust long enough to view n. Little. Vail air (Boneruk. S. Warne, T. Mur-.| brothers, Jan and Richard, tied notched singles, with John Nich- Sar ait feat ww otone , 1g ast night's g iK Lane ond Moershall ~ "ldock, D' Hambly, B. Venn, C./t up with three minutes left to olls, Tony iteck ang Ted ied frame 0 1 ne fficial as 'left. for Minneapolis to be | FIRST PERIOD 1Sh d° B. Brown and D play Dionne getting ass third frame. Only. on officials was un ' ; een gh: Grant cadosi St. Joseph's crushed St. Greg- : i Nameit a >, lo by a trip to West I Abd sky causes borough shot cluded } Z sen bone, lowed by a ty F 19 15, Kado be , Vv } rot we hod Z 0st r : u fa th ¢ Ainat : e > toner. Ory's 7-1.in their meeting with Zohn Van «i scored: (ita all ct st was hoped to be < B j r 4 ra hara 5.5 St: s nosed out West AS Lica city ; empty Os 1 Z Blair, a rookie mane yt as cal ster with D. Germond Leonard McAvoy scoring four ou mea n 1 fall the): p mpson. scoring for goals, to rate top: honors for three seconds rema n th own, Was ad @ é c (holdin ick 3 pe Sta c 1 d the > adir t Bit gain some cor taff > in V peg, J t 11.36 iners and J. Coedy get- the winners, Wayne Bryan ] game and the cordict. Gondence in: his vent n While there, ects i wie! he minster. tally. scored a couple and John un e core art tacane (for CA. COMPANY. 5 1c yn the ; S: ogal, Ar Drew; Bathe got the other, with Leon- 5 ss : pte ime " £ ¥ - Peterbor 57 drew ter >» ard Powers, Bathe, Joe Reid but a last-minute drive, as diq)man Paul Domm wa | } Penalty: Watson (tr ' zig. Andrews, D. Germond, P, | at : other sustained <s le ng spot > clubs in Manitobe ites Thompson. K. Munroe, D.,and Mike Dudgeon all edrning ~&™ oin Ins throughout the evenir ) Terry' Lan ot -r. apolis Bruins, unde he ¢ : |Fryza, B. Patterson, G. Brick, assists ' : The following are the results shy : ay tion of Blair, "ha xtended REMEMBER WHEN? ...|p. Breck. T. Nicholls. J. Stain- Paul Kane scored the orphan 9* games payed it Neigh- Peterborough's other goa | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | E. Smith R. Thompson, tally for-the losers, on a 304:-'porhood Dart Association on came in first period pit sreat line work, 1 mouth pass from John Weid- necember 5, the beginning of WESTMINSTER: goal, Ray mark the Second Section: I n i] e i Danny who along wit! Jinnipeg Blue Bombers. lost.' | an = sas pes eso ge ag People Ss Clothing he Grey Cup by one point {Ellison; forwards, J. Watson, BANTAM GAMES Southmead 4, Woodview No 26 y | Brage. B. McDonald, J.| In Bantam Teague piay, St-\9 1; Rundle No. 2, 4, Wood- better attackers ago today as Tor- sras : 1 ne B. Camp- Gertrude's blanked St. Phil- yiew No. 1,1; Fernhill 3, Rundle prove ; blanking them, wit t mates, 2-0, last might i - in the OHA Junior this morni periods of left wing 1S ompson and°B. Bolton Argonaut working ady, D: Bannon, 3 Braun, F, Scott, G No. 1; 2 | n sob. = Ishi s punts : ; 3 =" RE ee Z l ) f t A th cnucored out a 43 victory' (Schad, T. Hudson, D. Braun, D. frey, E. Wilbur, T. Griffing, B.| Doubles -- J. Cole 2, C. Cole, Jr. Keystoners € ea n ony S | Is st ! 15 3. rds t ed, K. McBone d aah S aaiaine and s. och B. ries 2, L Shortt, PQ, Anon . ter "not ft | He KING STREET: goal. D. Sap-2, M. Muir 2, R. 'Harman 2 (Aiviiks77-\:® SUBURBANITE Clothing cé ip} Antt hooters were ¢ = by Bob Fritz kept up Win- yelsa;.J. Guthbert. A. Howe, J./E. Ford,.O Clark 2, M, Wilson ne ' . People's | two Win Two Games «» aight win th : | : : | ' hou Th Sateen nipeg's hope \Strect 3-0 with D ur, J. Rushnell,, R Harding, L.'2, D, ¢ ford, J, Crawford. 2 n, N, Ogden; M.. Par , F. Parsons, D. Don- nd J. Alexander doing Tresise, D. Robinson on Saturda h fevstoner: hawa's ate they bowle eir | t s by th , wom I a ju enre 1 ; * 1 pci toet fy " deel hone tote of: the sea 124 io 1107. due to some fine) Motor City Mowat Cartage|the scoring. Reeson, K. Sherban, J.'ald, N. Pullen, .G. Waite, FE eae beh Howied wm neres450~tomtakelsmteh = baw : nd: Piet te] 29 each. Pco-| NORTHMINSTER: GOAL, F.|Pearse and D. Cut Major, T. Emm, 0. Twine, T Be ange cicton Us! ihree points from T. Anthony|frame b hn Trott a ple's Clo ltay: J. Alexander, C, Griffin.) Knox Church defeated Christ)Twine 2, R. Shobbrook, L. Shob- aio 1 3a 7 IP, Sloggett, J. York, P. Mc-,Church 3-1 bit since neither brook 2, V Ross fashion, scoring T ips who bowled 5669. How- Bajlem. T was hich with 26 \P _M : coming Saturday, Peo-| Vet Stephenson, B. Hicks, coach turned in a- scoresheet a 3 inning -- T, Twine their first two s 5 . yore to be exe FAret ie i ley w SCor wer e -'for Peor 5 BR rt u lay, : In their first r the } | te 5 yas th ' ihe Aine in a Aasekine ) journey to Aprile Lanes, to}P. Vanderv ;. Jeffrey, E.{details: of the game and the'5, O. Clark 5 and P. Rogers 6 stoners noser itra! Col+ltcams were "at O'Con he pelief 'stint. © For| 'ake 0" O'Conner Bowl. -- |Nichols, J. He | J. 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