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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 14, 196% TIED FOR FIRST Generals Triumph Over Canadiens 2-l By GERRY SUTTON Oshawa Generals made a suc- cessful home debut at the Bow- manville Arena last night, edg- ing Montreal Junior Canadiens 2-1 in a close-checking contest. The win boosted Generals in a first place tie with Toronto Marlboros in the OHA Junior A League. Both teams have four points, have a game in hand. Niagara Falls three points. Generals, who have one win i. and two ties in three games, are " idle until Sunday when they ~ travel, to St. Catharines to take on the scrappy They will be home next Tues- day against Marlboros, defend- ing Memorial Cup. champions. Canadiens and Generals put however, Marlies © Flyers are third with E Black Hawks. © Money Trouble TORONTO (CP)--Two mem- the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A League are holding out for more money, Jim Gre- gory, the team's coach and weneral manager, said Tuesday night. He said the players are for- throughout the match. He rob- bed O'Shea twice on break- aways, that could have sent Oshawa into a bigger lead. At times, Farr was left all alone in front of his net and Lady Luck seemed to be with him as he foiled Bill Banner- man, Bill Little and Buchanan with supurb saves. Watson has played two exhi- GIBSON HOT bition games with Marlboros, Gibson wasn't exactly idle at|McKenny has not shown up for the other end, stopping 'point-|practice. ? blank shots from Christian Bor-| 'The Jeague ruling is that the deleau, Bill Durocher and/players get $60 a week and tui- Lemieux. In his last season of/tion at the school of . their Junior competition, Gibson has|choice, and we don't intend to high hopes of making the NHL.|break the rule," Gregory said. If the 19-year-old keeps up his | i) ee ee wee tier ante outstanding performances, he hack and I'm not going to lose To a good chance of mak-|any sleep if they don't show ang N. \ up; he said. "They are the Montreal yanked their goal-| property of the 'Toronto Maple tender with about 55 seconds|| ats and can't move unless of- onte and defenceman Jim Mc- Kenny of Ottawa, both mem- bers of last year's Memorial Cup winning team. Marlies Have | With Two Stars « bers of Toronto Mariboros of | John Hanna, |Wayne Hicks, and Leon Rochefort scored the Aces Win Fourth | Consecutive Game }-QBEBEC (CP): -- Bernard } Boom) Geoffrion's fly- ing Quebec Aces scored their {fourth consecutive win without ja loss in the American Hockey |League Tuesday night, whip- jping Hershey Bears 5-1 in their home 'opener before 7,448 fans. | Goalie Lorne (Gump) Wors- jley missed a shutout when |Bruce Kline's flip shot in a goal- |mouth scramble bounced in off ward Barny Watson, 19, of Tor-| the post. Worsley has allowed jonly five goals in Quebec's four games. Gary -- Peters, Bill Sutherland Quebec goals. | Four Forwards Sign | With Galt Hornets GALT (CP)--Galt Hornets ad- ded four forwards to their On- tario Hockey Association Senior Series roster Tuesday with the signing of holdovers Larry Pfaff and Carl Hatt and newcomers Larry Dietrich and Ron. Smith. on a show for the over 1,000 002%, fans that is usually only seen in playoff action, Neither team yielded an inch and sensational CHRIS ROBERTS Montreal and Dennis Gibson for Oshawa was the highlight. BUCHANAN SCORES Ron Buchanan opened the scoring midway through the} 'sai first period on a screened back-\804" hander that fooled Farr com-| pletely. Danny O'Shea and Bob-| by Orr picked up assists on the| play. pects Rene Drolet evened the score| ganization, Orr for Montreal with six minutes] his defence post remaining, on a freak goal off|cash a perfect the wire mesh, in back of O'Shea. Gibson. Forward Guy Dufour carried] the the puck into the Oshawa zone | Out \ and rifled a shot that bounced/fore passing to Orr. out to Drolet, who calmly flick- Canadiens ed the puck into the corner. of the frame. As usual, it was captain O'Shea. in time pass Farr kept hts , Oshawa stormed to the attack goaltending by Rocky Farr for early in the second and got the open| game with twisting and divin lsaves that frustrated Generals | remaining, but had trouble get- ting out of their own end. Orr and Buchanan missed golden opportunities to score on the en net. ay: Seles ark | OP winning goal at the 1.45 mark BLUELINE NOTES -- Gener- als will hold workouts at Bow- 16-year-old) manville on Wednesday and Fri- {Orr who came up with the big | day in an attempt to get more but he needed assistance| scoring power into their attack, from Wayne Cashman and team-| | . Defenceman Chris Rob- spark- lerts turned in another Rated as one of the top pros-| ling game and caught one at- ects in the Boston Bruins or-|tacker with a crushing check raced in from|. . to| night's from | broken thumb, suffered in Niag- Cashman started the|ara Falls opening night. He is |play near mid ice and relayed | expected to be out for three puck to O'hea who drew|weeks . the Montreal defence, be-|the contest with a bad cold, but last of a White missed because . Bill game . . Daryl Leach missed {will likely play Sunday... in the|Orr's has scored in each of the g|Generals' three games and is heir leading scorer with three goals SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' MONTREAL -- goal, Farr; defence, Lagace, Savard, Lemieux and Beause- |jour; forwards, O'Byrne, Pleau, Dufour, | Bordeleau, Durocher, Lemaire, Leismer, | Drolet, Patrick, Ferguson, Hyndman, Grenier, and Vadnais | OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, Orr, | Roberts, Giroux, Kilger, Beverley and Myles; forwards, Little, Buchanan, Ban nerman, Lang, O'Shea, Cashman, Hayes, Reid and Booth Referee -- Frank Slota. Linesmen Bill Appleby and Roger Freeborne. , FIRST PERIOD 1, » Buchanan (Orr, O'Shea) 12.53 2. Montreal, Drolet (Dufour) 14.56 oneal OSHAWA GENERALS are tied for first place in the OHA Junior "'A" race. We are not suggesting that this comes as the result of a long, hard climb, nor even that it is a situa- tion that will continue for any more than this week -- but the fact that they are up at the top now does indicate that they have the potential to be "in-or-around" that first-place' slot, several times during the coming campaign and should have more than a little to say about who wins the OHA Junior "A" title. Coach Jim Cherry, one of those ambitious types who is never completely satisfied, has to be fairly happy about his first three games. Generals pulled a 3-3 tie out of Niag- ara Falls and they went down in Montreal on Sunday night and snatched a 3-3 tie again. Then last night, in Bowman- ville, they came up with a 2-1 win in their 'home opener". This gives them a total of four points same as Marl- boros -- who have their four points, however, on the strength of two victories. But to-date, the Generals are undefeated and what's more they've achieved something that a lot of the teams will not likely do very often this season -- gain a split in points, in games played in Niagara Falls and in Montreal. By the way; their next outing is in St. Kitts on Sunday. Bow- manville Arena had a near-capacity house' last night for the opening game, which saw Oshawa's Matt Leyden, Ist vice- president of the OHA, drop the puck to officially open the season, x x x x BROOKLIN CONCRETES captured the All-Ontario Inter- mediate "C" softball championship over the weekend and the series, . which went the limit, was about as thrilling as will ever be witnessed. Bob Campbell struck out 19 batters in the first game and still lost the decision -- a couple of unearned runs giving Capreol a 2-1 verdict. Ezio Bevilacqua got his turn at the "no justice" treatment in the second game when he struck out 17 batters (he fanned 16 in the first game, Saturday night) and he allowed only two hits, but he lost 3-1, because the two hits were both homers. In the .third game, Campbell came back with 13 strikeouts to win the deciding game 4-2. He had a total of 35 strikeouts for 20 innings -- doing a great piece of relief work to protect the lead in the second game, after Ron Jones was hit on the pitching arm. Bevilacqua, who pitched all three games for Capreol, also fanned 13, but this time the Brooklin boys bunched their hits, to richly earn the title. It was a great day for Brooklin softball fans, It mark- ed their first OASA title since they won the "C" crown back in 1955, although many -of the players were with the Mount Zion team which won the OASA "D" honors in 1960-61-62. Capreol had won the Inter, "'C" championship five times since 1957, Including last season. The triumph climaxed a great season, not just for the stars, such as the Jones boys, Camp- bell, Till, Ferguson brothers, Warriner, Hill, but was of special significance to such veterans as the Mit- chell brothers, Don and Bruce, "Turk" Cornish, Bob Petch and, of course, coach "Dib" Little. It catatyo be pointed out that the Brooklin team upheld the prestige of the Oshawa City and District Softball Association also. Congratulations to the Concretes, the players and the hard-working who. also contributed to the success, from "behind scenes', as club executives and helpers ANNUAL TOURNEY Bill Sheridan Captures Fittings' Golf Troph The. Fittings Limited Golf! Special event prizes Tournament was held recently |taken by Gord Rideout, Gibson, etc., types the were | few days ' I k longest at the Grandview Golf Club and' drives; Len Dervent, closest to Penalties -- Cashman (kneeing) 0.44, Lagace (holding) 3.08, Orr, Lemaire (slashing) 7.38, O'Shea 9.00, Ferguson (kneeing) 10.46. SECOND PERIOD 3. Oshawa, Orr (O'Shea, Cashman) 1.45 Penalties --- Roberts (interference) 7.30, Kilger (charging) 8.00, Dufour (in- terference) 9.18, Hayes (cross-checking) 16.44, | THIRD PERIOD No Scoring | Penalties -- Drolet (tripping) 7.18, Kil- , Dufour (roughing) 19.24, ; 2.19 +2» 12°11 7-30 SPORTS CALENDAR | TODAY'S GAMES | LACROSSE Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso- ciation "Honor Night,"" at Osh- jawa Children's Arena, at 7.00 |p.m. Presentation of champion- ship. trophies, etc., to various league champions. | THURSDAY'S GAMES | (holding) HOCKEY Metro Junior '"B" OHA | League (Exhibition Game) -- North York Leafs vs Whitby |Dunlops, at Whitby Arena, 8.00 |p.m. CURLING Annual fall meeting of Osh- jawa Curling Club (Men's Sec- | tion) in Club Lounge, 7.30 p.m. Worth York Jrs. 'Visit 'Dunnies' On Thursday By CLIFF GORDON Prepping for their big exhibi- tlon game tomorrow night at jhome, when they host the North York Maple Leafs, coach Pat Baker had his Whitby Dunlops run through another stiff work- out last night and when it was over, he voiced his approval of the way his charges are shaping up Following their win over Weston Dodgers on Monday, coach Baker was happy with the fact that his team is showing improvement in the important task of acquiring "skating legs" and top condition. Coach Baker had praise for Mike Buhrt, the | 17-year-old U.S. "import" from | Minneapolis, who formerly play- jed all his hockey under inter- jnational rules. but is rapidly learning how to use his weight, an added asset to his speed and good shot. Starting with their game at jhome on Thursday night against |the rugged North York "Leafs"' | Whitby "Dunnies" face a stern exhibition schedule for the next | They have home-and- | home games with the Neil Mc- Neil Maroons this weekend; in attracted enthusiasts from all hole on No. 9 and Ray Grills, | Whitby on Saturday night and parts of the company. nearest hole on putting green. This was the second year for this event. The company)|captured by donated all prizes for a tourna-|Campbel!, Bob ment last year and has donated|Germond, Johr all awards this year, along with! Frank Lawrence an annual trophy and a mini ture trophy for the winner. Bill. Sheridan captured top/first place in this event honors and received the big tro- Harry rmond, Gabone Novelty Prize. Winners -- Stan|they open Clarke and Len Dervent tied for jat the Ted Reeve Arena on Sun Prizes for hidden holes were| day afternoon, at 1.45 o'clock Faint, Don|On Tuesday, 'Dunnies"' will re Bill}/turn their and| "Leafs" visit to North York at Downsview Arena And on the following Saturday their Metro Junior "B" League Schedule at home Manager Ivan Davie an- Winners of the Atlantic Sys-| nounced last night that the usual phy with a low net. score of 64.|tem prises.were: Harold Cream-|pre-season trimming process has Other prize winners were: Ronjer, low gross; Ron Keeler, low|the club roster now cut down Price, low gross; Gord Rideout,,net and Dan Tymchuck, secondito 20 plavers, including their two second low Stan Clarke, | low net Dunp W ig third low gross; John. Abram The special event {_tojold product of the Whithy' Miner second low net and Bob Heard,|jthe pin on pufting green) was|hockey ranks and Ralph Moore third low net. won by R. 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