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10 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 4, 1965 PETERBOROUGH RINKS DOMINATE OCC LADIES' OPEN BONSPIEL THE GM TROPHY win- ners, from Avonlea Club, are, l-to-r, Mrs. R. Crans- ton, Mrs. M. Montgomery, Mrs. R. MacDonald and Miss Joyce Roberts, skip (holding trophy). Joyce Roberts Rink Captures GM Trophy By GEO. H. CAMPBELL They produced a brand new winner of the GM Trophy, in the Oshawa Curling Club's Ladies' Open Bonspiel, yester- day, when the Avonlea team, skipped by Miss Joyce Roberts, came through in the final rounds to cop the honors. The host club entry, skipped by "Gen" Miller, defeated Mer- lee Lawrence's Oshawa Golfig Club entry, 1964 trophy winners, in the quarter-finals, yesterday morning, but in turn, were elim- inated by Lee Scott's Scarbor- ough rink in the semi-final round. Mrs. J. Eiliott's Peter- borough rink went out in the other semi-final. bracket, when Miss Roberts won 10-2. The final match, for the big honors, saw "Lee" Scott's -rink fight back from an early deficit, and with only one end left, they "hugged" shot stone, to bid for a tie game, but Joyce Roberts made a calm and confident take-out with her final rock, for a big' six-end, which actually meant nothing to the score, but certainly clinched the major honors. the parade to the prize table. They missed out in the first, main event, but they were right rizes. Mrs. Hamley's rink from Peterborough cc, dropped their first game to "Lee" Scott and then marched undefeated, the rest of the way, to take the sec- ondary event, The F. N. Mc- yagi Trophy. They beat Mrs in the fina! game, 9-7, a splendid! final match that .was in doubt right up until the last two rocks. | REPEAT WINNERS Only repeat winners in the bonspiel were Mrs. D. Morgan's curlers from Peterborough Golf) and Curling Club. They won the| third event, Hallitt Trophy, in 1962 and again last year. They) took it for the third time last night, when they beat out "Jeanie" Adams in the semi- finals and won the final game) over Mrs. Alexander's rink from In the Fourth Event, Mrs. M. McCartney's Peterborough GCC entry took top honors, winning! their final game 13-8 over Mrs. Teeteroush rinks dominated Fendley of Barrie. By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' |)" there, for the next three major . Boone's Toronto CSCC rink) Avonlea, 10-7, in the final game.| | Mrs. SPORTS MENU... JOYCE ROBERTS, sister of Unionville's well-known Mur- ray Roberts, skipped her Avonlea entry to top honors, in the General Motors Trophy, annual Oshawa Oshawa Curling Club Ladies' Open bonspiel, here yesterday. "Lee" Scott of Scar- borough pushed the lone Oshawa survivor, "Gen" Miller's rink, into the discard, in a keen semi-final match and the Avonlea rink put out Mrs. J. Elliott's Liftlock City rink, in the other semi-final bracket. In the final, Roberts jumped into a big early lead but Scott fought back grimly and "com- ting home", it was still anybofly's game, until the final rock. Skip '"'Lee" Scott drew "'shot" with her last rock but skip Joyce Roberts didn't falter a bit and with the last rock of the end and game, she took out Scott's counter, to give her- self a big six-end, clinching the trophy and title, since a single was necessary. PETERBOROUGH rinks dominated yesterday's finals. Mrs. . J. Elliott's Liftlock City rink was ousted in the semi-final of the main event. There were three other entries from Peter- borough and they all paraded to the prize table. Mrs. K. Hamley's rink captured the secondary event, the Frank Mc- Callum Trophy; Mrs. D. Morgan's Liftlock City entry won the Hallitt Trophy for the second time in succession, third in four years and Mrs. M. McCartney's rink copped top honors in the "Fourth Event" -- major consolation session. Three of four Oshawa Club entries made it to the prize tables, all in the semi-finalist bracket. Mrs, '"'Gen" Miller's rink reached the semi-finals in the main event; Mrs. Eileen Coppin's rink In the third event and Mrs. Eileen Goulding's rink in the Fourth Event MANITOBA Remains as the only undefeated provincial eritry in the Canadian curling championships 'Brier' out at Saskatoon. Harold Worth's rink from Delisle, Sask., handed Northern Ontario their first defeat of the round-robin set, in 'the fifth round yesterday. This was N. Ontario's first loss and left them matched with Quebec, and Saskatchewan, with one loss apiece. Manitoba's skip Terry Braunstein had his yfirst "bad game" of the session, but still managed to defeat New Brunswick 10-7, At the halfway mark, with Manitoba unbeaten and three other teams boasting one-loss records, it would appear that Manitoba has the big edge and the best that can be expected, is perhaps a two-way tie for top honors. PLAYOFF TICKETS for the Oshawa Generals' home games will be available at the usual outlets. Season ticket holders must pick up their ducats at the Auditorium box ,ottice, not later than 9:00 p.m., the day before each game. "Generals play in Niagara Falls, to open the' series, a week from tomorrow. Oshawa's "home" games are booked for Tuesday, March 16, at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, March 20, at 7:15 p.m. and -- if it goes six games -- here on Saturday, March 27, at 7:15 p.m. Mrs.- F. (Marion) Piper, presi- dent of the Oshawa Curling Club's Ladies' Division, at the presentation of prizes, thanked the out-of-town entries for their enthusiastic support of the an- uual event and paid special trib- ute to the visitors who had. won trophy honors. Following are the results of yesterday's games; GENERAL MOTORS TROPHY Third Round 11; Mrs. Anderson : 4 11; Mrs. Lawrence 5 9; Mrs. Gilchrist 6. 13; Miss Dobbie 3 Semi-Finals 8; Mrs. Miller 10; Mrs. Elliott FINAL GAME ,. Roberts 16; Mrs. Scott MeCALLUM TROPHY Third Round Homiey 8; Mrs, Cooper Malicolmson 7; Mrs. Mcliveen Hurd 8; Mrs. Jacobi Boone 11; Mrs. Fountain Semi-Finals 9; Mrs. Malcolmson 7 8; Mrs. Hurd y af FINAL GAME Homley 11; Mrs. Boone HALLITT TROPHY Quarter Finals Coppin 11; Mrs. Hezzelwood 4 Alexander 10; Mrs. Kennedy 4 5 5 {Mrs, | Mrs. | Miss Mrs. Scott Miller Roberts Elliott Mrs. Scott +4 3. Miss Roberts 2 Miss ° Mrs. Mrs 5 [Mrs 7 3 |Mrs. Mrs Hamiey Boone Mrs. 7; Mn Mrs, |Mrs. Adams 11; Mrs, Martyn Morgon 14; Mrs, Brown Semi-Finals Alexander 7; Mrs. Coppin Morgan 6; Mrs. Adams FINAL GAME Morgen 10; Mrs, Alexander 7. FOURTH EVENT First Round Scully 7; Mrs. McCartney 9; Mrs. Fendiey 10; Mrs. Goulding 10; Mrs. Semi-Finals McCartney 10; Mrs Fendiey 11; Mrs. | Mrs ry 4 Chorr Richards Atkins Bertrand | Mrs | Mrs. | Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Seully Goulding FINAL GAME McCortney 33; Mrs. Fendiey ' Bantings Meet | The underdog Maples upset the Biddy nues 13 to 6, to advance into the finals. Alex Gherimie was the leading scorer for the Maples with six points. Tommy Ed- wards came up with four, Bill Cobell two and Andrew Gheri- mie scored a foul shot, for the winners John Boivim scored all six {points for the losing Avenues, |who lost the two-game, total- |point series, 25 to 21. | Bantings walked away in the } jsecond half for a 25-to-13\ win over the Hurons, to move into the finals against the Maples. {Bantings were held to a 6-6 |score, at the end of the first }quarter and only a 12-to-11 lead, jat halftime, before the Hurons ran out of seeam. Bantings took! the two-game, total 37-to-22. Jim Bak scored 19 points, and |Mike Brisebois the other six |}points for the winners. Ray |\Bortozient dropped in 10 points jand Ken Jordan three for the |Hurons | The first game of the finals will find the Maples playing the Bantings at 990 a.m. this Sat- urday morning, at the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club on Simcoe St. south. | In the consolation round, jHurons meet the 9.30 a.m. DON'T MISS OPEN HOUSE Thursday and Friday the Avenues at Maples In Final | league-leading Ave-| : 9am, -- 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. -- 5 p.m. SEE Evinrude - Crest Liner Grew - Owens TRY BEAT IRELAND DUBLIM (Reuters) -- Eng- land beat the Republic of Ire- land 3-2 in an amateur inter-| national soccer match played! here Saturday. | Sohn Ovens, 0.2. . OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 | For the lucky key ond open the treasure chest. } OSHAWA | YACHTHAVEN LTD. Harbor Rd. 723-1901 | McCALLUM TROPHY winners, from. Peterborough Curling Club, were skipped by Mrs. K. Hamley (hold ing trophy) and l-to-r, Mrs. H. Knight, Mrs. K. Pad- bury and Mrs. W. Beggs. % Mrs. D. Morgan, (holding trophy). Her team _in- succession, was this rink cluded, I-to-r, Mrs. E. -Whit- from Peterborough Golf and taker, Mrs. J. Castle and Curling Club, skipped by Mrs. S. Williams. i HALLITT TROPHY win- ners, for the second year in behind are l-to-r, Mrs. Mrs: M. J. D. FOURTH EVENT winners, her third Liftlock City rink to share in '"'the loot', was Mrs. M. McCartney's Peter- borough GCC entry. She is shown with the trophy and standing rink members, T. E.: McKay Comstock and Mrs, Jory. --Photos by Oshawa Times Biddy League |Minor Basketball Polaris Redstones Saturns 'land Red Trotters vs Devils. Cage Playofts Westmount Kiwanis -- Biddy Basketball League at Simeoe Hall Boys' Club, played the third round of a five-round, play-off series, which saw three teams tied for first place. Purple Hawks lost to Green Devils 8-7; Blue Bombers squeaked by White Aces 13-12 and Gold Kings downed Red Trotters 8-1. Green Devils upset Purple Hawks in a close contest. Go- ing into the second half of play, with a 4-2 lead, the Devils had their hands full holding off a last minue pressure play by the Hawks. Green Devils' Alex Krawec came through with six points while team mate Bob Lipa sank the team's other two winning points. Punple Hawks point-get- ters were Rick Keeler (3), Mike Black (2) and Gary Neal (2). Blue Bombers took a com- manding 9-to-4 lead, in their However, the Aces made great c k in the half, to be stopped only one point short. Tom Horruzey with 10 points, Bob Krawec (2) and Robin Mc- Lean one point, were the Blue Bombers' marksmen. White Aces' points were scored as follows; Frank Davis (4), Eric Wiggins (4), Larry Wiggins (2) and Robert Dervent (2). Gold Kings beat Red _ Trot- ters 8-2 in a game which the Kings controlled. The Red Trot- ters' two points were each scor- ed by Boris Fomenko and Gary jIrvin, from foul shots, while Henry Chyb was the Gold Kings' sharp-shooting star, with six points. Howard Stacey scored two points. Ss. Purple Hawks Blue Bombers Gold Kings White Aces Red Trotters Green Devils Playoff Schedule for March 6: Blue Bombers vs Gold Kings; Purple Hawks vs White Aces Green Neighborhood Dart Results The following are the results of double games played on March 1, in the Neighborhood Dart Association's Week] y schedule: Woodview No. 2, 3, North Oshawa 2; Rundle No. 2, 4, Fernhill 1; Southmead 3, Fernhill 2; Rundle- No. 2, 4, Woodview No. 2, 1. Doubles -- M. Smith 2, J. Smith, Betty Naylor, Bert Nay- lor, O. Twine 2, F. Parsons 4, L. Shobbrook 4, G. Bryant, D. Pelow 4, V. Ross, B. Ross 3, A. Cole 2, E. Smith, D. Young 6, F. Young 2, A. Sutch, A. Graves 2, L. Shortt 2, D. Taylor 2, M. Rae, B. Leggette 2, L. Rae and T. Rae. Baseball 1 Inning -- L. Shortt 5, B. Ross 5, L. shontrov 5, D. Rae 7 and T, Rae 5 High 3 Darts -- F. Young 102, |T. Rae 133, D. Pelow 121 and J. = 116 | | | F |. HURRY, mg TO In the second round of Sim- coe Hall Boys' Club Minor Basketball League play, coach- ed by the Oshawa Jaycees", Atlas and Nickie remain tied for first place. Action Saturday morning saw the Atlas beat Polaris 26-20 while Nickis beat Beaumarks 6-2, and Redstones came from behind to down Saturns 18-15. Atlas, led by the sharp shoot- ing of Ed Hanewich and Mike Masters, took a first half lead of 18-7, in their encounter with Polaris, wno tied with Atlas and Nickie for first place in the play-off. However. Polaris made a strong comeback bid in the second half of the game, out- shooting their opponents 13-8. The game proved to be a great display of playmaking ball by both sides, with Atlas outshooting their opponents as follows: Ed Hanewich 11, Mike @\Masters 7, Dane Tutton 6 and GM Basketball At Final Stage The General Motors Employee |Basketball League moved into jtheir final playoff setting, fol- \lowing the conclusion of their semi-final series, last night at McLaughlin Collegiate and Vo- cational Institute. Accounts Payable Starfires de- feated the Purchasing Wildcats 32-20 with Tony Saramak gett- ing eight points and Marcel Boivin potting seven, for the winners, while John Salter, with 10, had half of his team's total. "Starfires'" now enter the con- solation finals. The Student Engineers won |36-30 over the Data Processing Electras, with Tom Olinyk scor- ing 13 points for the losers while Chuck Debana matched his for the Engineers and Garney Gunn, with 11 points, cemented the victory. Students earned a berth in the championship finals, with their win, Engineering Chevelles nosed out the Parts and Service Tem- |pests 31-28, in the tightest game lof the playoffs, to earn their {spot in the finals, against the Students. Ken Hickey with nine points and Carl Cheski, with six, nine points, Tempests. GMI Alumni got their berth in the consolation finals, against Accounts, Payable, in handy fashion, ' with Cost conceding the series. CAMERON Wrecking Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawe At Simcoe Hall Beaumarks 02 March 6, third round of Minor ~ Basketball playof* schedule: . Redstones vs Nickis; Atlas vs Ron Morrisey 2, for a team and Beaumarks vs total of 26 points, while the|Saturns Polaris team's 20 points were|Polaris. scored as follows. Doug Peel- ing 10, Bill Wayling 8 and Drew Alman 2 points. Redstones came from behind to down Saturns 18-15 in a close, exciting game. Brian White was the Saturns' "king pin," who scored six points to ut his team into a first-half lead of 9-6. , Redstones held them off in the second half and took the game, led by Miiford Masters' iJ points, Fred Medifiski 5 points and Wayne Ormiston 3 points for a team-total of 18. Saturn's points were scored as follows: Brian White 6, Wes Peterek 5, and John Billak 2, Tom Horruzey 2, for a total of 15 points. MINOR LEAGUE PLAYOFFS WL Pts. 04 04 Atlas Nickis SPECIA ROY'S Barber Shop Now Has Available 3 BARBERS No Waiting -- Expert Service FREE MASSAGE Simcoe South Plaze 723-6641 FOR MEN EXPORT PLAIN Or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES New FILTER KING 25s were top scorers for Engineer- ing while Bob Michaud, with was the best for Accounting SERVICE SPECIALS ee SHOCK ABSORBERS | ONLY 50 Installation FREE ' Alt Mo Softglide Shocks & Compect Core FROM a 7.10, HAVE YOUR CAR SAFETY CHECKED FREE ao) GENERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA 534 Ritson Rd. 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