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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, October 247 1964 SPORTS MENU ~ By Geo. H. Campbell \ roping From Sop Te Nuts' "BASEBALL continues to grab its share of ink, in the sports columns these days, even though the frost is on the pumpkin and the headlines are on the pigskin -- with the National Hockey League, swinging into full stride, also sharing the Latest diamond dust to blow on the horizon has a 'somewhat different hue than all those resignations and new 'appointments in the-managerial field, which dominated the 'sport news earlier this week. It concerns the attempted 'move by Milwaukee Braves to transfer their franchise to 'Atlanta, Georgia, where a new and glamorous 52,000-seat 'stadium, costing $18,000,000, is already halfway completed and ds to be ready in April.-- apparently for the Braves, But another Milwaukee County group,. owners of the County Stadium there, have obtained a court order to block the move. Now there's a group of Milwaukee men who are offering $6,000,000 for the club and at the same time, this group, head- ed by the Milwaukee Mayor, are calling for further expansion of the National League. Now that's what we would call tread- ing on treacherous terra firma. two cents worth already, as we "Hank" Aaron has got in his ll -- he has intimated he'll ask for a release or to be sold, rather than play in Atlanta -- reason obvious. But if this applies to "Hammerin' Hank" -- then it also applies to several and let's face it -- if the Atlan the school-age level, what can adult ball players? x x more of the Milwaukee team ta folk object to integration at they have as an attitude for x x FOOTBALL this week-end moves into the 'home stretch" 'stage, with just two weeks left ito the business of playoffs. H to play, before they get down ere is the Eastern circuit, we find Hamilton Tiger-Cats entertaining Toronto Argos this after- moon and Tiger-Cats can clinch the top spot with a win, so they'll be out to wrap up the Eastern finals. On the other 'mathematical chance of over- top rung and a bye into the hand, Argos still have that hauling Alouettes and taking third place, so this one is a big "must" for them; Then on Sunday afternoon, in Montreal, Alouettes will be "at home" to the Ottawa Roughriders. This one has all the ear-marks of being a battle also. Coach Frank Clair dropped his calm 'and quiet attitude after losing again last week-end and he spoke quite harshly to some of his charges -- in fact, he fired O'NEILL PULLS UPSET Last night's High School foot- bail tripleheader at the Kinsmen Donevan - legiate Institute blanked O'Neill Collegiate 6-0, O'Neill whipped Donevan 26-18 and MCVI trounced Central 32-13 at Mec- Laughlin in junior action. O'NEILL TRIUMPHS The junior game was an upset all the way as O'Neill Juniors rebounded from a 30-6 lacing in the first game of the season with Donevan, to win this one 26-18. The game was not ag close as tthe score indicates as 'the win- only the fact that they were their own worst enemies in the penalty role, kept them from in- creasing their margin. For O'Neill, John Armstrong was the big run as he scored three touchdowns, one on an 80- yard run that put O'Neill ahead 14-6, just before the first half ended. Bric Farncombe kicked two converts for the winners and scored the other TD on a wild |gamble in the third period, With thind down and ten to go, and deep in his own end, Farncombe rolled out to his right and man- Collegiate Gridders | Enjoy Lively Action Joe Krasnaj to John Rajkovic and Bob Kidd. However, at this point, Bob Barr threw a long strike to Jerny Mayes, who com- pleted a 70-yard pass and run TD by outfooting Central's safety. ners led the whole game and|iast over on @ quarterback sneak. DONEVAN WINS O'Neill and Donevan finished the evening in great style as Donevan won in a real cliff- hanger 6-0, This game was not one that featured terrific offen- sive attacks as the defensive squads of both sides were dead- ly in their tackling. -jequad was led by linebacker O'Neill's smailler but faster Tom. Reid and guard Richard Townsend. Donevan's defensive unit was anchored by Bob Mitchell and Othmar Telep and late in the second period pulled off their fourth successful goal- line stand inside theic own 5- yard line this season to save the game. The winning points were set up on what was a very debat- able call by O'Neill with four minutes to go, O'Neill had the ball on the Donevan 15, on third down and three to go. It looked like an obvious kicking situation for the Redmen,but they tried to fool Donevan with a fake kick play and lost the bail, On the next play, Peter Kap- lan broke two tackles, got into the clear and went 90 yards for the winning TD for Donevan, to furnish a storybook ending to @ tough battle. Senior Standings -- Donevan lleads the nace with four wins land one defeat. O'Neill, Mc- |Laughlin and Central all claim two wins and three losses, Junior Standings -- Donevan and O'Neill are tied with four Generals Attack Threat To Goalies By GERRY SUTTON -press junior enthusiasts. In Oppoisition Beware! Watch|Generals' last two games, out for Oshawa Generals'|Buchanan has scored six goals powerplay, one added em. to tie If this message hasn't been Selby . passed around the Ontario Hock- ag and jump into 'oo for ey Association Junior A League,|'he Scoring championship. it likely will be by the time| Leftwinger Bill Little and Generals make their swing|tightwinger Wayne Cashman around the eight-team circuit, {share 'the forward line, while The fearsome attack has been team-captain Danny -- and coring} game last O'Shea and Cashman line . . . Bill White, still out with a broken thumb, is the only play- er expected to be absent against Marlies Ian Young, Gen- erals' standby goalie, will be in goal tonight for Whitby when they open their Junior B sched- ule against Neil McNeil. Clinton Comets, a top farm club of the NHL Boston Bruins, won their third consecutive night -- all by shut- outs--and are off to a flying start in defence of their U.S. Eastern Hockey League Cham- pionship. In an exhibition game, earlier this month, Generals and Comets battled to a 7-7 draw. defence ace the main reason why Generals are still unbeaten after five|Dlete the disastrous squad. games, The third place Gener-| Idstle has been the main dis- als have seven points, on two|appointment with Generals so wins and three ties, and trail|far. His job is threatened on league leading Niagara Falls|powerplay unit as the tough ro- Flyers by three points, How-|bust forward has failed to pick LANGUAGES OF PEACE The U.S. Peace Corps in- the| structs its trainees in up to 40 SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Metro Junior "B" League -- Neil McNeill Maroons vs Whitby Dunlops, at Whitby Arena, 7.00 p.m, SUNDAY'S GAMES HOCKEY é OHA Junior "A" League -- Oshawa Generals vs Toronte Marlboros, at Maple Leaf Gar dens, at 2.00 p.m, different national and local Jan- guages. : MONDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. ever, Oshawa has two games|up a point, despite mumerous in hand. ; chances. Generals get a chance to take| BLUELINE NOTES -- Gen- over second place from Toronto|erals have recalled Jim Whit- Marlboros tomorrow afternoon in Maple Leaf Gardens against the tough Baby Leafs. Oshawa defeated Marlies 5-2 in Bow- ticker, 16, from their Whitby| Dunlop Junior B farm club on a temporary basis. The young SPECIA FRONT END leftwinger may fill the spot that manville last Tuesday and gives|General Manager Wren Blair them a bit of revenge against|/has been looking for on the the Memorial Cup Champions, who won five out of eight games last year with Generals. Gen- erals managed only one. win and two ties against Toronto, but failed to win in MLG, | HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S wins and one defeat, MCVI has a 2-3 record, while Central is winless in five games. aged to break clear to go alll the way for the big play of the game. Donevan, in losing its. first match and dropping into a tie with O'Neill in the standings, found its passing attack a little off the mark, early in the game| and recovered the touch too late'| |However, Deane Totten con-) tinued to impress as the best White and fined a few more and let at least two others know receiver Andy Kit has, as he| that it was now-or-else. Clair likely decided to concede that s wanted first place but having pot to Hamilton, he'll certainly want to clinch second place now, for "home grounds" in that sudden-death game, semi-final playoff. In order to do this, he wants to beat Alouettes tomorrow in Montreal, but then the Al's need the win, in order t 0 be positive of at least finish- ing in third place ahead of Argos. They'll know better where they stand on Sunday, because have been played -- but either sion tomorrow afternoon. It's play harder in the cooler weather! the Hamilton-Argos game will way, it should be a lively ses- blue-chip time and the boys Out West, the Sask. 'Riders' play the Lions in Vancouver tonight while Calgary plays in Edmonton, with all but Eskies having someting to gain by a victory. x -& BRIGHT BITS:- Weston In Footbail Conference, are favored to win the provincial football honors, when they play Windsor in Windsor today. In the past years, AKO's won in 1960 and Sarnia Knights won two years ago, but other than these two éxceptions, the Ontario Conference winners have won six of the past eight years. Winners go against the Eastern Can- éda finalists from Montreal or OPEN golf championship in 196 Mississaugua Golf and Country Hagen won the Canadian title beat out Harry Cooper in 1938. Craig Wood won the Seagram Golf Cup in 1942 and Jim Ferrier win it in 1951. @ lot of "Canadian Open" gol ssaugua and indications are that the 1965 field will be one of the biggest and strongest ever the pot. x > Sed victus, of the Ontario Junior AKO, in a sudden-death game Ottawa .. . THE CANADIAN 5, will be held at the Toronto Club, on July 14-17. Walter there in 1931 and Sam Snead There's f history tied in with Missi- -- they've raised the size of Players Need For Protestant Hockey League All boys wishing to play in the Protestant Atom Hockey League are requested to regis- ter with the league before Oc- tober 31. The ages are from 5-10, inclusive, and ell games are planned to be played in the new Civic Auditorium on Saturday mornings. Proof of .age on registration is essential and attendance at | regular Sunday School a requis- lite. Contact your Sunday School |Superintendent for further in- |formation or contact one of the following officers of the league: | Stan Cruwys 5-6746, Jim Hardie | 5-2822, John McLean 5-6656, Bill Siksay 5-3800, John Brinning |caught two TD passes in the |third to make it close, | In another junior game at | MCVI, Central Juniors lost to | McLaughlin 32-13. Brad Wilson and Andy Kona- packi led the winners to their lopsided score, while rookie fuil- back Bob Lee played outstand- }ing ball for Central. | SENIOR ACTION Both senior games were de- Close Contests | In Simcoe Hall Minor Leagues The Simcoe Hall Minor League Basketball schedule, sponsored by the Y's Men's Club, began with a bang récently. Firefighters squeaked by Bola- hood's 17-16, Police Association defeated CKLB 23-11 and Kin- loch's outlasted Parts and Serv- ice 19-16. Top scorers were H,. Morrison, R. Lack, J. Baskerville, and B. Shepard with seven poitfs each, B. Myers had a big day with 14 points. Here are the teams and their players: CKLB -- Joe Krasnaj, cap- tain; Walter Hubar, Victor Rudak, Gary Manser, Jeff) O'Bonne, Dennis Krout, Larry Pearn and Bob Robinson. POLICE ASSOC, -- Charles Marlowe, captain; Dave Calder, Serge Skoblikowsky, James Cle- 5-2660, Bill Whitticombe 5-9758, George Ellis 5-6627 and John Houghton 5-1502. GOES TO AHL | NEW YORK (AP) -- New York Rangers of the National | Hockey League, assigned cen- tre Billy Taylor to Baltimore Clippers of the American | Hockey League Thursday. Tay- jlor had been called up to re- place the injured Phil Goyette, who now is back in action. | WOODBINE RACE RESULTS | FIRST RACE -- Purse $2200. Maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 7 Fur- jongs (8) lMarket Bid, 2.90 250 2.50 7-Milliore Mehen, McComb 4D 49 2Bobbie Weaver, Parnell 14.70 Start easily Also Ran in Order: Sweet Knot, Lady peering Willie's Brief, Lody Chomiru end Winner, ch ¢, 2, To Market -- Reughs Re- _ quest by Requested. Trainer C F Chap- men. Pool $21,564 Double Pool $42,539 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim- 7 Three-year-cids andup. 6 Furlongs 9-Sir Runnymede, Harris 9.70 5.10 3.60 8-Superior Parent, Bailey 5.90 3.80 4Argo Bound, Fitzsimmons 4,70 Start won driving Also Ran in Order: Nakina, Sweet Mimi, Jean Goyo, Skip Over, Faithful Tom, ay eed and Berrach J J. : DAILY UBLE, 1 AND 9% PAID $15.00 Winner, b g, 5, by Lord Lochinvar -- Fleur by Man O/Night. Trainer A @|© nusson. Pool $30,499 THIRD RACE -- $2000, Three- Purse 5 and four-year-old maidens, One and one sixteenth Miles (10) B Seedhouse Entry. Winner, b g, 3, by ir Age -- Rose Stocking by Susyridge, Meyer. Pool $46,604 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2200, Two- Pool $47,496 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2300. Claiming. Three-year-clds up. 6 rey (") 5 -Milator, Dittfech 4.00 3.1 6 -Sagsiiie, Herris 3. Sat gente wen idee ont 7 'won Also Ran. in Order: .A-Lat'n Bid, Joey jornan. ; | Winner, ro 9, 3, Suiten Mahmoud -- Celtle Tremer 3 ¢| elem, OY . Abornam. | QUINELLA, 5 AND 6, PAID $14.70 | Sixth RACE ures $2400: Claiming 'wo-year-olds, in Canada, 6 Fur- tongs (8) 7-So War, Walsh 10.10 43% 2.70 6&Jamie Did, Shuk 3.50 2.80 |2-The Flicks, Harris | Start good, won drivi | Also Ran in Order: Strong Willed, Can- jisteo, Battle Order, First Fashion and | Vertex Ruler. Winner, dk b or | Joy Lane by Why Alibi, Trainer ¢ P | lretand. | . | Poot $56,832 | SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3000. Aliow- ances. Three-year-olds and up, fillies and. | mares. About 1 Mile on Turf Course (7) |7-Royal Spirit, D'fach 3.90 280 2.4 | Free Trial, Fitzsimmons. 3,40 2.80 | 4-Muskoka, Robinson | Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Apache Dancer, Valentine, Green Goddess and Basra, Winner, ch m, 5, Royal Gem 2nd -- En ona gag by War Relic, Trainer G Mag- Poo} $55,997 | | lou RACE anmre $2700. Atiow- . and ~year-olds, One and one-sixteenth Miles (10) &Mixed Colors, Gordon 30.50 12.10 5.40 2-Big Rocky, Weish 42 2.80 7-\ce Jam, rt 29 Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Rip Van Jive, Swirl of Glory, Elm Wood, Blue Sky Law, Green Meadows, Alibhei Forever and Leader Lane. Treiner P Total Pool $419,616 549 DA oper. Pool $62,044 'Hendance 3) League is continuing its sched- br f, 2, War and Peace -- | 3.70} my | Lack, Steve Ball and Brian Cas- Sl sidy. PARTS AND SERVICE -- Bill Langley, captain; Ted Boivin, John Davidson, Jim Baskerville, Walter Karas, Stephen Gresh and Bob Sargent KINLOCH'S--Joe Zimny, camp- tain; Larry Lioyd, Bill Melny- chuk, Claude Rochefort, Peter Plob, Richard Moak and Bob Shepard. FIREFIGHTERS -- Gord Per- kins, captain; Tom Eldrige, Bill Rajovic, Harry Morrison, Dave Mason, Gary Norton, John Nes- tic and Bob Annart. BOLAHOOD'S -- Mike Skobli- kowsky, captain; Bill Swindell, Andy Cherkas, Larry Brennan, Ron MclInroy, Jef Chesbrough and Dave Robinson. The Simcoe Hail Minor ule today at 10.30 a.m. There is j stil time to join the league. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Results) -- Results of soccer matches played in the mente, Laverne Muirhead, Rick] 7-4 HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS Oshawa's powerplay could! have something to say in to-| OIL morrow's contest. The unit has/ 313 ALBERT ST . goals and could hurt Marlies, if they run into foolish penalties. | 24-HOUR SERVICE Buchanan -- a 52-goal scorer his eight goals this season on) | the powerplay and his clever | ee ae OVER |manoeuvering around the op-| scored half of Generals' 16 beg season, has scored five of| 723-4663 position net continues to im-|!_ By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 600 27 1012 0 11 166 14 18 12 16 2 18 Quebec Providence Me we, Fim OF as 0 1 0 2 isio = 3 a | =] < Rochester 6 Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Friday's Results Providence 0 Baltimore 4 Buffalo 7 Rochester 4 1 nm 0 16 1 14 16 1 9 we tr b> |Hershey 3 Springfield 4 Saturday's Games ~| Buffalo at Cleveland Rochester at Hershey Baltimore at Quebec Providence, at Pittsburgh Sunday's Games Springfield at Buffalo Bisons Whip Americans For 2nd Win By THE CANADIAN PRESS Baltimore Clippers broke a five-game winless streak Fri- day night to chalk up their first win this season in the Ameri- can Hockey League by shutting- out Providence Reds 4-0. The win lifted the Clippers- into fourth place in the eastern di- vision standings, but the loss left Providence in second spot. Buffalo. Bisons scored their second victory of the season and took over second position in the western division' by trouncing Rochester Americans In the only other AHL game, Springfield Indians edged Her- shey Bears 4-3. Rookie Bill Taylor opened the scoring in the second period for Baltimore and Ray Brunel and Ken Schinkel also added singles before the period ended. Larry Cahan scored the fourth goal. Brian Smith scored two goals for Springfield, with Jimmy An- derson and Roger Cote each adding singles. 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