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i | 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, February 8, 1965 SLUMP CONTINUES Junior Hawks Triumph Over Riddled Generals By GERRY SUTTON ST CATHARINES -- Oshawa Generals are fortunate they dcn't have to play all their games in opposition rinks. Sunday afternoon the Gen- erals lost their 17th game away from home when St Catharines Black Hawks took a 6-1 victory |, here at the Garden City Gar- j dens. The defeat extended erals' losing string to five games and left them holding on fourth-place by a scant two points over Montreal Junior Canadiens. Oshawa is also only seven points ahead of St Cath- arines and Kitchener, who are tied for the sixth and last play- off spot. Generals have a so-called 'must' game Tuesday night against Hamilton Red Wings at the Civic Auditorium A Hamil- ton win would put things at the drastic stage for Generals as they will have only nine games left in the OHA Junior 'A' schedule. Yesterday, Hawks dominated play for the first 40 minutes and if not for the work of goal- tender Dennis Gibson the score might have reached double figures, instead of 6-0. Gibson, who was left entirely on his own for most of the game, made 44 saves, including point-blank shots from Brian McDonald, Mickey Cherevaty and Ross Eichler The 20-year- old .Gibson frustrated Ken Hodge several times with saves that had the league's top scorer shaking his head in amazement. MCDONALD PAVES WAY Black Hawks received strong efforts from several players but McDonald was the star of the contest with one goal and two assists He gave Hawks a com- manding 4-0 lead early in the second period with a sharp backhander that caught the far corner of the net. Gen- ff | Orr, A fence, third game with a bad knee injury and it is uncertain whether the high-scoring for- ward will see any action Tues- day Rookie Chris Hayes is on the sidelines with a broken finger. . . . Defenceman Bobby Oir needs only two more goals to tie the mark of 30 goals he set last year.... Generals used Terry Lane, Dan Sandford and Whittaker from the Whitby Dunlops of the Metro Junior B League. OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, C. Roberts, Beverley, Giroux, Bucher; forwards, Little, Booth, Cash- man, Bannerman, White, Marshall, Whit- taker, Lane, Sandford and Kilger. ST. CATHARINESS goal, Groh; de T. Reid, Carson, Eichler, Ter- benche, .D. Reid; forwards, Laidlaw, Cherevaty, §. Roberts, Sicinski, Mac- @ Millan, McDonald, Shelton, Hodge an | Maki. | DENNIS GIBSON BOB SICINSKI 12 minor penalties with St Catharines getting seven Hawks scored two goals on the power play. BLUELINE NOTES -- Gen- erals' lack of centre strength, with the absence of Ron Bucha- nan and Danny O'Shea, was noticeable in this game White played centre on the first line and worked overtime on power plays and the penalty-killing unit. Buchanan missed his lof Chicago's, Chico, tallied the other markers. Rightwinger Wayne Cashman scored the lone Oshawa goal midway through the final period. Armand Giroux fired a booming shot from the blueline that goalie Bob Groh did the splits on, but Jim Whittaker dug out the puck and passed to Cashman who flipped it into the cage for his 20th goal of the season. Hodge notched his 52nd goal Referee -- Hugh McLean. Linesmen-- Joe Smith and Maynard Cameron. FIRST PERIOD 1. St. Kitts, Sicinski (Terbenche, Hodge) 2. St. Kitts, Roberts (Carson. Cherevaty) 3. St. Kitts, Maki (Carson, Terbenche) 18.08 Penalties -- Laidlaw (charging) 1.18, Buchar, MacMillan (charging) 5.27, White (charging) 7.24, Little (high-stick- ing) 11.29, Laidlaw (butt-ending) 14.43, D Reid (hooking) 19.39. SECOND PERIOD 4. St. Kitts McDonald (D. Reid) 5. St. Kitts, Hodge (Eichler McDonald) 15,35 ¢. St. Kitts, MacMillan (McDonald) 17.50 Penalties -- MacMillan (charging) 7.05, C. Roberts (tripping) 9.28, Beverley (hold- ipg puck) 15.23 THIRD PERIOD 7. Oshawa, Cashman (Whittaker, Giroux) 9. Penalties --T. Reid (holding) 2.50, Roberts (slashing) 18.28. Saves: Gibson 18 #17) 9-44 Groh 12 12 12--36 9.00 14.34 3.27 08 Ss. and picked up one assist to strengthen his hold on second place in the scoring race with 99 points. However, he is well behind the leader, Andre Lacroix of Peterborough. It was a hard-hitting contest with the Hawks leading the way in the hitting department Defencemen Bill Carson and Paul Terbenche headed the list with several solid checkes that slowed the Generals down Bill White and Chris Roberts were The Ontario Hockey Associa- tion handed out an 11-game sus- pension to Danny O'Shea, star forward with Oshawa Generals, Bob Sicinski, Stewart Rob- erts and Wayne Maki, brother prominent for Oshawa. in Toronto Saturday afternoon. It took the executive about 20 Referee Hugh McLean issued| minutes before they made the Acadian Have Rough Time Acadian Cleaners dropped all five games to Tuxedo Junction in Toronto City Major bowling competition at Bowlerama Lanes, The winners took the first game by a convincing margin 1,220 - 1,148, the next three games could have gone either way but it was obviously not Acadians' day. The scores in these games were, 1,268-1,225, 1,270, 1,257 and 1,237 - 1230. The fifth game was a clean- cut win for Tuxedo, 1,278 - 1,103 and the shutout boosted this club from nowhere right up into a contending position. Ozzie Keeler rolled 44 frames for 1,130 with 289, 279 and 249 being his best. Bob Gallagher 1,060 for 40 with 301, 290 and) 264; Gerry Bennett 982 for 40) 323); Ron Jay 790 for 35; Jim back of the pack which shows Aimco Automotive 61; tion 60; Mowat Cartage 58; decision, ruling O'Shea would have to remain inactive: until March 1. os The incident which brought O'Shea before the board occur- red in Niagara Falls on January 29. Jean Pronvost of the Flyers and O'Shea were each given minor penalties by referee Hugh McLean of Hamilton, However, near the penalty box O'Shea per- sisted in arguing with McLean and réceived a ten-minute mis- conduct and a game misconduc He iater got a match penalty for a shoving match with Mc- Lean and Maynard Cameron. In a meeting, it was not made clear whether O'Shea shoved at Cleaners Gaule 1,390 :(301, 310); Bert Sheehan 1,381 (326, 302); Ben Doherty 1,204 (337) and John Gibson 1,176. The loss was costly to Aca- dians and dropped the club well Hellewell's in the lead with 74; Planta- Willow Bowl 56; Bayview Bowl 56; Motor City 52; Aprile Lanes 51; Tuxedo Junction 51; Ace Bowling 50; T. Anthony Ltd. 50; Knob Hill Bowl 49; Acadian} Cleaners 48; Man Life Insur-| u ] Upset ance 46; L. J. McGuinness 43 | and Bowlerama 35. | Oshawa McMurray's, sparked] Dutch Lugtenburg may bejby Bob Grier, upset Buffalo lost to the club for the balance|Jesters 76-70° in an exciting of the season as he broke his|basketball game at the Donevan thumb on the bowling hand and|Collegiate Saturday night. certainly this handicaps the} Grier notched 24 points, in- club considerably. jcluding 14 in the second-half, McMurray's Danny O'Shea Receives Eleven-Game Suspension Cameron or hit him in the face,| which McLean said in his report. However, O'Shea denied this and Cameron wasn't sure. The 19-year-old O'Shea, -from Ajax, has already missed four games and will return March 2 when Montreal Junior Canadien meet Generals at the Civic Au- ditorium. Coach Jim Cherry, who attended the meeting, said, "'I feel the suspension was a little stiff for what happened. How- ever, the OHA has to protect officials from players who get out of hand. I believe O'Shea is capable of coming back after his suspension and will help the club in the final few games. Munday's Rink Wins Bonspiel The ladies' curling section of the Oshawa Golf Club recently concluded competition for the Schofield-Aker Trophy with Dor- othy Munday's rink winning top honors. The events were five-game affairs for both Monday-Thurs- day and Tuesday Friday groups. Reg. Aker presented the members of the winning rink with their prizes and con- Scoring three goals in the second period, league - leading Versafood defeated Oshawa TV 4-i in the UAW Hockey League at the Brooklin Arena last night. Victory kept Versafood one point ahead of Tony's Refresh- ments who whipped Starr Fur- niture 9-5 in the other game. MYLES LEADS ATTACK Al Myles paced Versafood to the win with two goals and a strong performance. Al Morden and Wayne Redshaw were the Maybe Rifles Are Moving To Toronto? TORONTO (CP) -- Jast one year after their birth as a pro- fessional football team, Quebec Rifles have switched leagues, abandoned their home _ prov- Versafood Maintains Lead Atop UAW League other marksmen for the win- ners. Neil McMahon scored the only goal for Oshawa TV in the second period which gave the losers a brief 1-1 tie. There was no scoring in the first period, with Versafood out- scoring the losers 3-1 in the middle frame, and getting the lone goal in the final stanza. The game was rough and chippy in the final two periods with both' teams picking up foolish penalties. TONY'S STAY CLOSE With one game remaining in the regular schedule, Tony's came up with a crucial victory over the last-place Furniture boys. Keith West, Bob Kemp, Ron Wright and Bob Harman notch- ed two goals each for the win- ners, Bob Bird tallied the other goal. Wright also earned three assists. For Starr Furniture, Lucky Wills scored two goals while Jim Milton, Vern Beck and Jack Sneddon fired singles. The game was very loosely played with little defensive ince and sought a more hospit- able*timate in Toronto. | The Rifles launched their ca- reer in the brand - new Contin- jental League without a stadium |to call their own -- and pos- sibly without a Rifle. |. After a financially unreward- ling year in the United League, the Rifles Sunday became lcnarter members ot the new 10- jteam loop. f Simultaneously, club presi- dent Hyman Katz announced that he was moving the Rifles, lock, stock and backfield, from their Montreal headquarters to Toronto, where the Argonauts of the Eastern Conference have exclusive rights to the 32,200- leapacity Exhibition Stadium. | Warren Stevens, athletic di- rector of the University of Tor- lonte, said he has been .ap- |proached by officials of the |Rifles with a view to renting| Varsity Stadium, which seats 127,000, for three Saturday and |six Sunday dates. Katz said his players and jcoach Sam 'The Rifle) Etch- leverry, after whom the team |was named, will be required to move to Toronto. But in Montreal, Etcheverry said Sunday night he was un- decided about moving, having joined a Montreal investment firm only two weeks ago. Neighborhood Tyke Results A two-goal performance by Monty Harman led Maple Leafs to a 5-0 win over Canadiens in action on Saturday. Blair McMillan, strong and Victor Evelyn were Hartwick earned the shutout. In the other contest, Black Hawks defeated the improved Red Wings 3-1.. John Hoofs, Bill Coe and Jim De Mille while Williams got the lone goal for Wings. : | This week's action at the Civic |Auditorium, from 1-2 p.m., has |Maple Leafs against Red Wings jand Black Hawks _ versus Canadiens. | much- scored for the winners} work displayed by either team. Oshawa Minor Hockey Dates BANTAM LEAGUE Mon., Feb. 8, 5.00-5.50 p.m.-- {Police Association vs Local 1500; 6.650--Scugog Cleaners vs Bathe and McLellan; 7-7.50-- Canadian Tire vs Westmount Kiwanis; 8-8.50--Ernie Cay vs Canadian Corps and 9-9.50-- Duplate vs Coca-Coa. All games at Children's Arena. |Local 2784 vs B'Naith B'Rith and 9.30-10.20--Houdaille Indus- tries vs Local 1817. Both games at Civic Auditorium. MIDGET LEAGUE Tues., Feb. 9, 7.20-8.10 p.m.-- Rotary vs Firefighters; 7.15-8.05 --Navy Vets vs Lions; 8.15-9.05 --Letter Carriers vs Kinsmen and 9.15-10.05--Canadian Legion vs Rose Bowl. All games at Children's Arena. | JUVENILE LEAGUE | Tues., Feb. 9, 8.20-9.10 p.m.-- Oshawa Dairy vs Auto Work- jers' Credit Union and 9.20-10.10 |-- Hayden Macdonald vs Tony's |Refreshments. Both games at |Children's Arena. NOVICE LEAGUE Wed., Feb. 10, 6.00 - 7.00 p.m. Oshawa vs Brooklin, at |Brooklin Arena. | Sat., Feb. 13, 5.20-5.30 | p.m.-- |Brooklin All-Stars vs Oshawa All-Stars, at Civic Auditorium. |. Mon., Feb. 8, 8.30-9.20 p.m.--; Members of the Oshawa Golf Club's rink, winners of the Southern Ontario (South- Eastern Zone) curling play- offs, are shown above, at Toronto International Air- port, yesterday, prior to fly- ing to Port Arthur, where this morning . they, along with five other zone winners,. opened the Ontario cham- pionship playdowns, for the Silver "'D" honors and right to represent the province, at Halifax, in the Canadian Diamond '"D" Champion- OSHAWA LADIES HEADED FOR SILVER 'D' ships, later this month, Left-to-right, they are Mrs, Neil K. (Effie) Hezzel- wood; Mrs. Harry (Ann) Gay; Mrs, H. A. (Merlee) Lawrence, Harry Donald, of Whitby and Mrs. M. Drew (Marg) Jacobi. --Photo by Michael Burns OWEN SOUND (CP) -- Per Furst, a 23-year-old University of Toronto student, won the southern Ontario ski |Nordic combined championship at Bay Ski village here Sunday. At Collingwood, 35 miles west of here, Hans Von Allmen of Toronto's Austrian Ski Club captured the zone's senior alpine combined champicnship Satur- day. Furst was 40 points behind Ken Harstad of Oshawa after the cross - country competition but had a second place in the men's elite jumping class to lead in combined points. Furst had 330.19 points, Har- stad 318.38 and Jim Georgas of Georgas Bay Ski C!ub 307.61. | Bucky Richards, also of Osh- awa, took the jumping contest with jumps of 100 and 98 feet. FOR MORE SPORT TURN TO PAGE 13 The veteran's jumping was won by Julio Cote of Oshawa. Arne Jensen of Oshawa _,for- zone Simer national cross - country skier in Norway, won the 15- kilometre event im one hour, four minutes and five seconds. At Collingwood, Von Allmen went down the 5,000-foot Kan- dahar course, in the unofficial record time of 46.1 seconds. Von Allmen also won the 67- gate slalom event in 61.4 sec onds. REPORTER SALUTED MONTREAL (CP) -- Sports columnist Elmer (Fergy) Ferg- uson of the Montreal Star re- ceived a "happy birthday"' sal- ute Friday from officials of the Royal Canadian Golf Associ- ation during a banquet at the RCGA annual' meeting here. Art Johnston of Winnipeg, re- tiring RCGA president, led the chorus marking the veteran columnists' 80th year. Ferg- uson has been covering the Oshawa Men Shine In Major Ski Meet Judy Sheppard, 20, of Tor- onto was first in the women's alpine combined competition, winning the downhill and plac- ing third in the slalom behind Judy Mathews of Toronto Ski Club and Arlene Kent of Geor- gian Peaks. MAKES HOLE-IN-ONE PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Pro golfer Jerry Krueger of Redlands, Calif., scored a hole- in-one Friday in the Bob Hope Desert Classic, on the 174-yard seventh hole at La Quinta Country Club. Krueger used a two iron. One of his amateur partners, Arch Haynes of Shreveport, La., had a hole-in- one in.the tournament Wednes- day at the Indian Wells club. COSENS & MARTIN Insurance 67 King St. E., Oshawa All tines of 728-7515 Insurance Res: 725-2802 or 725-7413 Montreal sports beat since 1910. in NHL Tyke League hockey! Dan Arm-} the other marksmen for Leafs,| who remained undefeated. Doug} gratulated them on their vic-| tory. The trophy engraved with| the names of the 1964-65 win-| ners will be presented at the Cassells 750 for 33; Reg Hickey| Saturday's action will be atias Oshawa outscored their op- 914 for 39 and Dick Adams 337/Bayview Bowl when Mowatiponents 44-43. for 19. \Cartage will be the opposition Curran Cartons | The winners also received - of claiming a default but they Best for Tuxedo were De'for Acadian Cleaners. strong efforts from Brent Old-} Automotive Boys Beat Motor City The Motor City Lanes club came up with their worst effort] of the season so far when the locals Jost all three games to the Aimco Automotive club of the Willowdale Men's Major five- pin bowling league. The Oshawa boys were in con- siderable trouble before the series got underway as they ran into some unforseen transporta- tion trouble which resulted in the club arriving a half-hour) late. The Aimco club had the option! declined the opportunity to pick up some easy points in this manner. Novice Youths Blank Ajax 5-0 Oshawa won three exhibition hockey games at the. Civic Auditorium on Saturday. 13,307. field, -Bob Booth, Jack Lyons} and Tom DeJong. Oldfield came through with 11 points while Booth picked up nine and Jim Rowden and Dejong tallied eight each. Two players took care of most of the Jesters' scoring. Charlie| Lynch got 18 points and Walter) Brown had 17. Other marksmen for Oshawa were Lyons with seven, Gary Newitt had five, and Marcel Boivin picked up four. It was obvious from the start of play that the Motor City boys were in for a bad night but not so with the Italian boys who| y,) s i racked up a dandy three-game ee ee ; : ton tonight for a game against yo rena with games of|Hamilton Cosens in the second sawn, Ay and 1,397. lof a round-robin series. Oshawa Gerry Bennett with 735 for his|won the first game here 103-60. three-game set was the only| in oe game, arg od } "s _\thorpe 'Collegiate nippe Jen- pce mig salads to get un-|1731 Collegiate Institute Seniors racked and Oshawa had to} 46-45 in a nip-and-tuck battle. | Settle for its lowest total of the) BUFFALO JESTERS season, 1,002, 1,147 and 1,158 for|Brown (17), Thomas (8), Smith |(3), Levisy (), Davis (8), King . . . | . - illi Mario Mainelli was tops tor| (4): peat pid vie 'ma Pho Rh ecagioin | OSHAWA. McMURRAY'S: --| * r - p | . a i _| Faleioni 795 aay ani PuimelGrier (4), Oldfield (11), Boivin| Tongarini 736. \(4), Rowden (8), Booth (9), g |Ehlert, ; j F Tn all five weeks of this sec-|forcas yom tt) oan Wows ond series of the schedule, (5). ; Lyons (7) and Newitt! season's closing. Members of the rink were P.| Hamilton, 0. Salmers,. E. Chambers and Dorothy Mun- day, skip. Runners-up were Fran Maroosis, skip; E. Ander- son, vice; M. Warren, second; and L. Bino, lead. Other winning rinks on the Tues. - Friday draw were skip- ped by M. Jack, M. Jacobi, J. Mercer and E. Hopkins. On the Monday Thursday squads, Betty Tipney, D. Robbins, M. Armstrong and J. Fulton were the successful skips. Currently, the ladies are en- joying another junior - senior competition which proved pop- ular in the early part of Janu- ary. 'Lose 3 Games Rhea Flowers took all three games from Oshawa Curran Carton girls in the Toronto Ladies City Major five-pin bowl- ing league on Saturday. The winners won 1,104-955 in the first game, nipped Oshawa 1,135-1,103 in the second and coasted to an easy 1,284-1,132 triumph in the final game. Janet Peel was tops for Car- tons with 749 and a terrific 353 single. Lou Himes had 644, Joan Rogers 609, Helen Trott 549 for 27 frames, Mavis Taylor 476 for frames. Jean Knauff led Rhea with 763 while Betty Delaura Jr. got 706. EXCITING 0. 4 H.A. HOCKEY this TUESDAY Feb, 9th, 8:00 p.m, 25, and Joyce Bell 163 for eight |Motor City has participated in |sets which have exceeded the |4,000 pinfall for three games. On jtwo occasions it has been a | shut-out for Oshawa and in ea¢h of the other three sets, the opposition has hit the jackpot for a shutout. All members are reminded lath Reiar' Rink | Wins B.C. Laurels | KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) | Jack Arnet and his rink from} the University of British Colum- | HAMILTON Red Wings Competing at Olympia, England, agdinst other leading ales from Canada --and from all over the British Commonwealth--Brading Ale won the coveted Bronze Medal in its international class. It was the only ale from Ontario to win an award. Brading's medal-winning flavour proves the importance of quality ingredients «+ time-honoured ale recipe... and masterly skill in brewing. And the experts (the judges and you) seem to agree... Three goals by Terry McKee|that the club will hit the road|bia waged a stunning reversal | led Oshawa Novice All-Stars to an easy 5-0 victory over Ajax Novice All-Stars. Stan Cocker-| ton and Bruce Bartlett were the other marksmen for the winners. Oshawa Midget All-Stars 3-1 with three players sharing in the scoring. D..Hudgin, D Mosier and F. Sawyer . got singles for Oshawa while Clathenburg clicked for the losers. | In the final contest, Oshawa| Bowmanville Pee Wees 5-1. Les Kiraly, Don Hudgin, Ken Mac- Nally, Bas. Bovma and Chris Bone scored for Oshawa. Simp- son got the lone Bowmanville a little earlier this week. Sunday to beat Buzz McGib-| The opposition will be Lucky|"ey of Trail and capture the] Strike and this club can hold its|B-C. curling championship. own with the best of opponents.| Arnet lost the first game of| pon --_--__--____---- |the best-of-three series 13-9 but! jcame back .with an incredible NHL LEADERS sweep, beating McGibney 10-8 in lan extra end afternoon game By THE CANADIAN PRESS /and 9-4 Sunday night to qualify Standings: Chicago, won 27 jfor the Canadian championship| lost 18, tied 5, points 59: "Jin Saskatoon March 1-5. Points: B. Hull, Chicago, 67.) B. Hull, Chicago, 38. | Assists: Mikita, Chicago, 43. | Shutouts: Crozier, Detroit, 5. Penalties: A. E. 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