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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, March 23, 1965 SPORTS MENU Brooklin Triumphs City League Leads Final Series Hockey Play (Oshawa 'Skeeters' Third At Hamilton By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' THIS TIME? Before the. OHA Junior "A" semi-final series, a 4-out-of-7 affair, between Niagara Falls Flyers and Oshawa Generals, got under way, it was the common opinion voiced on all fronts that Generals could knock off the league leaders, provided they won all their home games and came up with one of their real good performances, on Niagara Falls ice. The hockey fans up around the peninsula have it figured that their Flyers would win all their home games and could wrap up the series ahead of schedule, by turning in one of their top displays on Oshawa ice. They've played four games, each team has won its two home games and now, it's just like a 2-out-of-3 series, with the first game in Niagara Falls to- night and second one back here at the Auditorium, on Satur- day evening. Up to now, the Generals certainly haven't come up with anything very special in Niagara Falls but maybe this is the time. Some fans have voiced the opinion that Niagara Falls Flyers have played some of their best hockey already but that the Generals haven't had a really big game yet, and that when they do, they'll hand the Flyers a good licking. THIS CORNER'S opinion is not quite in agreement with this theory. Maybe we've seen the Flyers at their best, but we rather doubt it. The last few games have seen the Gen- erals put on a parade to the penalty pews that has to rival that. Selma-to-Montgomery hike. The Generals aren't that good -- they can not afford as many penalties as they have been getting, without it suddenly becoming very costly. And we think that the Flyers are good enough, that if the Generals continue to fill the penalty box, the opposition is going to sud- denly click. When comparing performances in sport, it must be remembered that a team can very often only look as good as the opposition allows: On this topic, we feel Flyers haven't had to work too hard to: make some of the Generals look like meré privates. In short, a few of the Osh- awans have been dragging their feet, two or three of whom whom were expected to be real leaders. Our Generals aren't world beaters, as individual performers, but as a team, they've proven this season that they can play a lot of good hockey. It'll take an all-out team effort, with every player carrying his share of the load and helping his teammates with just a that the | Of the 16 Oshawa skeet gun- ners who entered competition in the Lower Lakes Skeet League tournament on Sunday, five placed as "high guns," to take third place in the League shoot, at Hamillton. This still leaves the Motor City shooters in first place in the League standing, with a three-point lead. Oshawa took third place with a score of 235 out of 250-bird race. St. Catha- rines took first place with 240 birds and the York Skeet Club was second with 236, Leading the scores for the Oshawa team was Allen Wood and Harry Ingleton, with a score of 48-out-of-50. Following close, was Bill Rudyk and Bill Welsh with 47 each. Doug Bran- ton, Wilburt Newlands and Jack Parker scored 46 each with only two of these scores being taken in the five high-gun total. ALMOST SURE OF TROPHY Wi h only one more shoot left to go, Oshawa is assured to take the trophy for this year, with as much as a fourth place standing in the final shoot. Over the past season, the Oshawa scattergun enthusiasts compiled an enviable record of skeet Bad Boys Whip Beaupre's To Even Senior Finals | A seven-point performance by| Jim Peters sparked Bad Boys! penaities -- Beaupre's|T. Vail (siashing) 15.50, Myles (interfer- ence) to a 9-3 victory over Spur to even the Oshawa Sen- ior Hockey League's best-of-five) lfinal series at 1-1. | Peters fired five goals and earned two assists in one of little extra effort -- but such a consolidated will-to-win per- formance can dispose of Niagara Falls. And if every one of the Generals wants that, as badly as their fans want it -- it will happen ! the fastest games of the sea-| lson at the Brooklin Arena last) jnight. | | The old reliable, George Sam- sen, chipped in with two goals iwhile George Westfall and Gene McAvoy were the other Bad Boy |marksmen. | George Vail notched two goals }for Beaupre's with Gord Wilson getting the other marker. Fourteen penalties were hand- ed out by referees Danny Tur-| eski and Bob McBurnie with each team picking up seven.| Terry Vail of Beaupre's -- re- loeived a 10-minute misconduct and a game misconduct. Peters, Samsen and_ goalie Jim Hinkson, all with Bad Boys, were -- the outstanding HOCKEY TICKETS? Auditorium manager "'Bill" Kurelo has requested we pass along the following information. Tickets for Saturday night's game here, will go on sale Thursday morning, at the Auditorium, at 9:00 o'clock instead of 10:00 o'clock as first announced. This means the ticket sale will open at all outlets, at the same time. ALSO, there will-be a limit of six tickets to a cutomer. This stipulation will be in force, at all ticket outlets. ( 1 TONIGHT! Don't forget the big "challenge match" at the Auditorium, eight o'clock tonight,, between the Ford of Canada Main Office "All-Stars" and General Motors of Can- ada Main Office "All-Stars". It's a silver collection event. Such former Oshawa Generals as Dunc Brodie, Fred Etcher; Terry Vail and Doug McMillan, plus talented performers like Supreka (holding) 10.30, Wilson, (roughing) 16.35, T. Vail (ten-minute mis-\tured the ch conduct, game misconduct) 16.35, Wilson'T adies' 10. McAvoy (holding) 11.35, G. Westfall (hoid- ing puck) 13.25, Whitney (holding; Warren Wills, Ken Roberts, Ray Jenkins, Al MacDonald, Brian Taylor and "Pat" Neal, will be among the pucksters in action. Tuxedo J unction Blanks M-C Squad for 27, Si Rizun 399 for 23 and Roy Nesbitt 51 for 4. For Tuxedo, Bert bowled brilliantly and The playoff hopes of the Osh- awa 'Motor City" team suffered a severe jolt on Saturday, when they absorbed a 5-0 defeat, at the hands of Tuxedo Junction, at Willow Bowl. The Tuxedo team bowled ex- tremely well and racked up a five-game total of 6590, compar- ed to only 5916 for Motor City.| Motor City were rather unfor-| tunate in not winning at least two of these games, losing one game by a narrow five-pin mar- gin, but the Tuxedo boys came through in the clutch when needed, to win the close games, in the ninth and 10th frames. The five game scores, all in favor of Tuxedo, were as fol- lows; 1332-1264; 1366-1119; 1216-| 1211; 1441-1177 and 1235 to 1145. The defeat was a costly one, | as it dropped Motor City into eighth place, in. the 16-team group and Motor City are now four points out of the sixth and last playoff spot, currently held by Willow Bowl. Sheehan came ed by Terry Doherty 1350, Joe D'Orazio 1082 for 41, Joe Neil 26 for 48 and Don MacLean 838 for 32. This coming Saturday is a must for Motor City, as they travel to Aprile Lanes, to take on Bayview Bowl, who are in seventh spot and three points aheac of Motor City. through with a 1433 total, follow-| players. BAD BOYS -- goal, Hinkson; defence, Whitney, Hughes, Cole, McGarry; for- wards, Peters, Romanuk, G. Westfall, McAvoy, Myles, Brady, Samsen and Scott : BEAUPRE'S -- goal, Collins: | Glasspell, Hiltz, Ouellette, Rennick; wards, §. Westfall, Bishop, T. Vail, defence, for- G. Vail, Gray, Supreka, Furey, Marshall and son. FIRST P 1, Beaupre's, G. Val (7. Vail, Rennick) ERIOD 1 | Forest Squad Enters Intermediate A Finals FOREST, Ont. (CP)--Forest |Lakesides advanced to the On- \tario Hockey Association Inter- mediate A finals by defeating Wallaceburg Warriors 5-0 here Monday night. The victory was Lakesides'| fourth straight in the best-of- lseven series Sites and dates for the next lseries against an eastern On- |tario semi-final winner have not been determined. | With three weeks remaining, Motor City still has a chance but they will have to show much improvement over their per- formance of Saturday. « Sel Himes, who has been set ting a torrid pace the last four or five weeks, was the individ- ual star in 'a losing cause for Motor City, with a five-game total of 1394, made up of games of 300, 292, 314, 215 and 273. Ron Swartz bowled 1228 for five games including single games of! 317 and 270. John Trott also bowled well and .picked up 809 for 31 frames, which included a fine relief stint in the fourth game, in which he picked up 163 pins in four frames. Other scores for Motor City were as follows: Lloyd Sabins 848 for 35 frames, Orval Brown 629 for 30, Harold Ballem 558 r we FRIENDLY HILOSOPHER .. heavy duty and light co Floors Fences Car Ports Garages Walls V4"-4' x 8' SHEET NOW ONLY Ask About Our 6 Mont! Lov] oy Ss. IN BUSINESS | STEPHENSON'S GARAGE WHEEL ALIGNMENT mse nat ates? 725-0522 725-0560 15 CHURCH STREET Aspeénite is o new multi- 1279 Simcoe North Open Daily 7 A.M. till 6 P.M. the new multi-purpose building panel with a Waterproof Bond purpose building panel for instruction. Perfect for wall sheathing, sub-floor sheathing, interior wall finish- ing, cabinets and general carpentry. ASPENITE -- For Many Uses Doors Cupboards Furniture Shelving 2.99 h Deferred Payment Plan ILLWORK ilding Supplies Ltd. 728-6291 Friday till 9 P.M, shooting and it is hoped that this will continue, in the com- ing summer program. Other Oshawa scores were tallied as follows: John Law- rence and Bob McCoy each counted 45 with Rick Sheridan breaking 44. Tom Minor of Scarborough and Nelson Starr of Oshawa came down with 43 each, with George Brown bring- ing in 42. Stan Starr, Fred Chase and George Davis closed with 41 each. . NEW OFFICERS NAMED Of interest to Oshawa club members was the result of the) recent election of executive) : officers. Allen Wood succeeded Herman Sweetman as _presi- dent, Herman Sweetman. was elected vice-president and Gail Branton was re-instated as secretary-treasurer. Allen Wood appointed the fol- lowing as committee chairmen: John Carnwith, in charge of finance; Bill Rudyk was ap- pointed Chairman of programs and club activities; Doug. Bran- ton was put in charge of prop- erty and Bill Owens was re- appointed chairman of mem- bership and publicity. pionship final game. Her fifth season with the Ajax Shellettes, Linda has played every position except goal, in that time. A Grade 12 scholar at Ajax District LINDA McCORD of t he Ajax Shellettes, who will represent her team in the "Hockey Queen Contest" at Alliston, this week, the elec- aM \deated the |fought third period, > \third win {lof the season's honors in the Brooklin Redmen took a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Ontario Intermediate 'B' hockey finals as they edged Trenton Globe- trotters 4-3 at Uxbridge last night. The sixth game in the best-of- seven series is slated for Tren- Kelly-Disney Wins Whitby 'Mercantile' WHITBY -- Kelly-Disney de- defending cham- pions, Ottenbrite's Men's Wear 5-4, at the Whitby Arena on Sunday afternoon, scoring the winning and only goal of a hard- for their in the best-of-five championship finals, for the Ivan Hicks Trophy, emblematic Whitby Mercantile Hockey League. ' The win gave Kelly - Disney the title series, three games to one and: established a new champion. Ottenbrites went out in front with a pair of goals, midway through the first frame and en- joyed a big margin in territorial play, but seemed unable to fin- ish off their attacks with the tion of a "Hockey Queen" being held in conjunction with the Alliston Hockey Tournament. The "Queen" will be crowned on Saturday night, a pre-game feature to the Senior Division cham- Ajax Shellettes Win League Title Lois Taylor scored for Uxbridge, lto keép her team in the running. Lakeshore Hocke | on Sunday evening,|ty: Uxbridge battled hard for the ing goal and only fine -goal- when they defeated Uxbridge/keeping by Nora Axbey kept the 1-1, in the 'deciding game,/Shellettes out in front. With sweeping the best-of-five sched-|less than five minutes to play. 10.10 yled series, in three-straight-| Jill Rennick and Linda McCord 12.35 games. jscored for Ajax, to double their Ajax won the first game two/total and clinch the victory, and Bad Boys, McAvoy weeks ago and then the series|Lakeshore League champion- (Samsen, Scott) 18.20 wac af ing.| shi n was postponed, during examina ip. Penalties -- Hughes (interference) 7.42 Ition time, until Thursday of Seeking further honors, in the 13.45./last week, when Ajax won the Alliston Hockey Tournament, second game, also 4-1. In that|Ajax Shellettes will travel to game, Joy Hercia stood out for|Alliston this Thursday night, to lthe winners, scoring a pair ofjmeet Guelph girls, in the first lgoals, while Colleen Allen and|round. lJenny Doole added singletons.| If 'successful, the Ajax girls Lois Taylor scored the lone tally will return for the semi-final for Uxbridge. and final rounds, on Saturday. In Sunday night's encounter, The Ajax team swept through lUxbridge battled hard from the|*® the tournament title at Allis- loutset'to hold the Shellettes off\{0" two years ago but lost out lthe score-sheet for most of the|!? Newmarket last year. \first period. Marlene Gibson fi-) High School, where she is a member of the school bas- ketball team, Linda was this year elected to the executive of the School Council, after a one-year term as class representative. 2. Bad Boys, Samsen (Peters, G. Westfall) 16.20 Furey (interference) 10.08, } SECOND PERIOD 3. Bad Boys, G. Westfall (Romanuk, Peters) 4, Bad Boys, Peters (G. Westfall, Romaniuk) Bad Boys, P 3 415 7,33 5. eters (G. Westfall, Romanuk) 744 6. Bad Boys, Peters (G. Westfall, Samsen) 7. Beaupre's, G. Vail (Wilson) Penaities 12 13.15 -- Hugh 1 i 59, > + ' . ae, Wien tuahec| Fleming's Ajax Shellettes cap- ampionship of the high-sticking) 18.35. I seague THIRD PERIOD Bad Boys, Samsen (MacAvoy) Bad Boys, Peters (Samsen) Beaupre's, Wilson (G, Vail, S$. Westfall) 16.50 2. Remember When? ... Bill Mosienko, little Chi- cago Black Hawks winger, set a record for the fastest three goals in the National Hockey League, against the Rangers in New York's Madison Square Garden 13 years ago tonight--in 1952, Mosienko, with centre Gus Bodnar assisting, fired three times past goalie Lorne An- derson in 21 seconds of the third period as Chicago won 7-6. |nally broke through, for the first VAST SILENCE sie of the game Many place-names in the. in- tally of the game. terior of Australia do not denote | Joy Hercia made it 2-0 early towns or villages but individual 'in the second period and again homesteads and sheep stations. necessary final move. Kelly- Disney scored twice, less than a minute apart, to even the count at 2-2 for the first frame. Again, in the second stanza, Ottenbrites went out in front with an early goal but once again Kelly's scored twice, this ton on Friday night. If Trenton wins the contest, and deciding game will be play- ed in Uxbridge next Monday. paced Brooklin's attack one goal and two assists. Other scorers for the Redmen were Gary Hull, Dean West and Andy Matthews. berte and Botly scored for the 11 minor penalties handed out by referees Joe Sadler and Blair Graham. Brooklin outshot the losers 34-33. Steiner, St. Pierre, Drake, Lewis, 5 botham, Riley, Smith, Morriseau, Peter-/Tony's goal. son, Blanchard, Scott and Laliberte. M, Gibson, Tran, Ferguson and R. J Riley (p shaw 16.32, Redshaw SE 3.29, ing) ping) 7.05, Laliberte (: THIRD Pensitie. - Ww. Stiener (holding) 6.59. the seventh Rightwinger Wayne Redshaw with Joe St. Pierre, Bernie Lali- losers. Trenton picked up six of the TRENTON -- goal, Johnstone; Botly, | Row- a i goal, Vanstone; Haynes, Redshaw,! Pascoe, BROOKLIN -- Jones. Matthews, Hull, West, Wakely, 13.06) 13.45) 15.22) . Jones. FIRST PERIOD 1, Brooklin, West (M. Jones) .... 2. Trenton, St. Pierre (Lewis) .. 1S nes) aid Laliberte (Smith) ... 16.05 Lewis -- (tripping) 8.42, ing_with broken stick), Red-| ) 9.09, Steiner (tripping) (tripping) 18.28. 'COND PERIOD 5. Brooklin, Redshaw (Gibson) 3.44 Penalties -- Morriseau (interference) | Hull (char; 4.56, West (trip-| ay ing) 8.10, re i PERIOD 6. Brooklin, Hui! (Matthews, Redshaw) . 7. Trenio., Bothy (Drake, St. Pierre) . +. 18,13 fakely (tripping) 5.24, | ig' lay {hooking 4.26 Hawks Rest Bobby Hull CHICAGO (AP)--Bobby Hull, time only 40 seconds apart, to|high-scoring left winger of Chi- take a brief 4-3 lead but Sey-) mour, Ottenbrite's ace, tied it! before the period ended. The third period was a re- cago Black Hawks, rested Oshawa Dairy extended their unbeaten string in the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association's Ju- venile League round-robin play- offs last night by defeating Auto Workers Credit Union 4-1 at the Civic Auditorium last night. Frank Sawyer, Darryl Hod- gin, Mike Hewer and Dave Mosier were the marksmen for the winners. John Ryan scored for Auto Workers. In the other contest, Hayden Macdonald bombed Tony's 6-1. Bob Waters paced the winners with two goals, Singles went to Scott Anderson, Howie Bryan, Bill Morrison and Bob Glecoff. Dennis Noakes got the lone BANTAM LEAGUE Three goals by Jim Yakim- shyn sparked Westmount Kiwa- nis to a 6-3 win over Local 2784. Jim Colvin, Norm Lambert and John Vandermeer counted singles. Lawrence Wry notched three goals for the losers. Canadian Corps blanked Ham- bly's 4-0 with Grove Bennett scoring two goals for the win- ners. John Nichols and Scott Wilson shared singles. Police Association and B'Nai B'Rith battled to a 4-4 tie. Don Hudgin, John Sledzewski,' Dave McKee and Chris Bone scored for Police. Wayne Donnelly got two goals for B'Nai B'Rith with singles going to Tom Mc- Intyre and John Graham. .n the fourth game, Scugog Cleaners defeated Houdaille Industries 2-1. Charlie Rout and Robbie Beaupre scored for the winners while Bill Werry tallied the Ione marker for Houdaille. } s, will belered me," he said. 'This isn't in preparation for the|nearly as bad as it was before playoffs and miss the final two|and I should be okay with a games of the season because of| little rest." lentless checking affair, as each|a knee inj team tried for the big break. All Hull injured the knee in a 5-1 prypstromed fg a roentgen ps eng Red Wings which |solo effort. After that, with the Dutivikes Vink teas pe title in their grasp, Kelly-Disney| tional Hockey League. Loe get evden = prgaenal el "I felt a little twinge in the . se y ni re mR bl Mont- . real," sai ull, who has BS dd wy cpacDonsld, |missed action previously this Saaried themeet Sait for aie oot because of injuries to both § nees. winners, each scoring once, Then it se med to give a lit- -- Rae iega. cw from Gray.) le more in the first period ot ohne iene ce against Detroit when Alex Del- ed for their other two tallies. sek hie ane ve Rg Find For Ottenbrites, McLean Sey-|conditions wouldn't have both- CAMERON Wrecking Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description ' FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawe mour and Barnes were their best, McLean scoring twice and)» Barnes once, while Seymour) made the passing play for all! of these three counters and notched the other one himself, unassisted, to make it 4-4, i the second period FIRST PERIOD Ottenbrites, Barnes (Seymour) 8.59 Ottenbrites, Mclean (Seymour) 13.1) Kelly's, Tran (MacDonald) Kelly's, Heffering (Gray) SECOND PERIOD Ottenbrites, McLean (Seymour3 Kelly's, Maw (MacDonald, Heffering) Kelly's, O'Brien (Gray, Slack) Ottenbrites, Seymour THIRD PERIOD Kelly's, "MacDonald 15.05 16.55 2.48 7,16 7.57 11.30 as 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. % 14,10 " Go where the action Is Harness Racing 7.45 p.m. nightly. 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