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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, April 3, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' "NEUTRAL ICE" games are now just a thing of the past! Almost the only time they are staged now is when two teams, each with only natural ice facilities, or very small arenas -- and usually located a long distance apart -- agree to meet at a midwayepoint, for convenience and accommodation. The cost of operating an artificial ice arena is high and it means usually that when the "home team" is eliminated, they shut down almost immediately. This is the reason for these ex- tended playoff series now -- you still draw better crowds in your. own "rink"? -- than on neutral ice -- in most cases, Here in Oshawa, the Civic Auditorium will officially close its winter season on Sunday night, when the fifth and deciding game of the Oshawa Senior League championship finals, will be played. The game is due to start at 7:30 o'clock and brings Beaupre's Spurs and Bad Boys into the forefront, battling for the title. It's your last chance to see a hockey game at the Auditorium this season -- why not take it in? ONE OTHER 1965 hockey championship will be decided to- morrow, in an afternoon game, at the Brooklin Community Arena, This is the fifth and deciding game of the UAW Hock- ey League's championship finals, between Versafood and Tony's Refreshments. These two clubs have had a terrific final series and the sudden-death fifth game should be a classic Also on Sunday afternon, and also at 2:00 o'clcok, by the way, the GM North Plant League has: a final series game, out at the Port Perry Arena. This brings together Lord's Jewellers and Dyett's Sports. It's the third game of a best- of-five series, with Dyett's currently out in front, with one win and a tie. And speaking of playoff hockey, local puck patrons shouldn't forget the big game out at Uxbridge on Monday night, 8:30 o'clock, when Brooklin "'Redmen" play Gravenhurst Indians, in the third game of their series. Last night's game in Uxbridge was the second of the series, with Brooklin having won the opener in Gravenhurst, earlier in the week, by a 6-5 score. TONIGHT, when they have finished the final game and pre- sented the very 'special "Pot-Hunters' Trophy" that has been designed particularly for this event, they'll have officially closed the 'Mixed Curling" season, at the Oshawa Curling Club. The ladies' section will hold their closing on Friday of next week and the annual "'Plumber's Night" is a week from tonight. But, in recognition of the end of the "mixed curling" activities, we dare to pass along this interesting poem -- contributed by Whitby's well-known curling enthusiast, 'Bert'? Hodges. TO THE MEN The experts are writing every day About the curling game we should play; Richardson, Lerner, Gervais and the lot Explain professionally how the game is fought. They tell us how we should be good sports And describe the angles, the raises and ports. But, oddly enough, they give short information On the most important of all -- concentration! No matter how well, a person can play With his style, his slide and delivery His team will never make win, place or show, If he doesn't concentrate, starting to throw. This probably is the best of advice You can get free of charge, for a game played on ice. But how can we men concentrate in the hacks, When our gals all wear those tight-fitting slacks? There are those who will say that we shouldn't mention That this type of thing distracts our attention. Bill Lockwood was elected } Rugger Club for the year 1965, at a meeting held at the Osh- awa Civic Auditorium. Lock- wood was the captain of the team last year, The Oshawa Vikings will be commencing their seventh sea- son in 1965 and will open their Spring schedule on April 10 against Toronto Irish at Osh- awa's Lakeview Park. The Spring schedule will in- clude games with Deep River, Balmy Beach, Toronto Wander- ers, Brampton, Toronto Barbar- ians and Toronto Old Boys, and the Oshawa team will compete in the QQuebec seven-a-sides at Montreal on May 22 and the On- tario seven-a-side at Toronto on June 7. This will be the last date for playing during the Spring season. At the recent meeting, Tom WHITBY MERCANTILE HOCKEY LEAGUE 1965 CHAMPIONS Lockwood El Vikings President president of the Oshawa Vikings © ected and former member of the Jun- 'ior Hawkeyes Football Club, _ has been a stalwart on the Vik- ings team the past three years. Pete Shepard was elected vice- ' captain. The other officers are , as follows: Roger McKnight, vice-president; Garney Gunn, club. secretary; Chris Krause, ' team secretary and Tom Chas- czewski, treasurer. The annual meeting of the club was one of the largest in years, and the president, Bill Lockwood, in his address, indi- cated that the interest augur- ed well for a successful season, The Oshawa Vikings, who have been in operation since 1959 when they won the Ontario Championship in their first year, are unsponsored and the club is maintained strictly by membership: dues obtained from BILL LOCKWOOD the players. Stoneman (stick boy, hold- man, Terry: Davis, Kelly Olynyk, local basketball sea ing the trophy), Matt Disney (sponsor), Jim Campbell, Len Bobbie and Tremblay, Al. MacDonald, Mike Gray; (back row) Charlie Maw and 'Greg' Wayne Daniels (manager), Heffering. Ted Mendyk, Ernie Stone- --Photo by Stannett, Whitby 'Minor Leagues Tie With | Playoff Dates |, .wscirgsas Be te e scheduled|4W8 Generals battled to a 6-6 dates for the oukawe Minor|tie with Niagara Falls Flyers 'lockey Association's "Cit y|!7 an exhibition hockey game at teague" championship playoffs|Niagara Falls last night. to be held' next week at the| The game was arranged to Children's Arena. All games are|Keep the Flyers in form as best-of-three series. they await the winner of the |Toronto - Peterborough semi- BANTAM. LEAGUE final series. Niagara Falls elim- April 5 ("B' Group) -- Cana-|inated Oshawa from play in the Members of the Whitby Hicks Trophy and 1964-65 Kelly - Disney Hockey Club, championship honors. Left- who this year eliminated the to-right, they are: (front Ottenbrite's, in the league row) -- Bob O'Brien, Ron finals, to win The Ivan Slack, Elmer Tran, Steve 'OLD COUNTRY SOCCER English F.A. Cup Sure Brand New Home Now By M. McINTYRE HOOD _ Billy Bremner, right-half, who;and Ron Yeats at centre half. i in|scored the winnin 1 in th | A new name will appear in e w g goal in the RANGERS IN ECLIPSE Following are Generals Athletics Top Collingwood 7-4 Fl ers COLLINGWOOD, Ont. (CP)-- Gino Leggio scored three goals : to. pace Woodstock ce a Br junior career this year, has been|#, 7-4 win over Collingw creating with Minneapolis Ship Builders in the first game Bruins of the Central Profes-|°f their eastern Ontario Allan sional League. The 20-year-old|CUp semi ht final series here centre will be given a pro-try-|FTiday night. out with the Minneapolis squad| The next game of the best-of- tonight. Bannerman was at his|s¢ven series is scheduled for home in Elliot Lake Sunday afternoon in Woodstock. Jack MclIntyre scored two The Flyers and Generals, both Wsodatace pees while Ron affiliated with Boston Bruins Of/pyan and Art Sullivan added the NHL, turned in a rousing}; ; ; ' the others. Arnold Smith got show with a wide-open display|iwo for Collingwood while Gary the list of winners of the English) Semi-final. ae ; Football: Association Cup after) It would be 2-distinct triumph the final game is played at Lon-|for Leeds if they managed to don's Wembley Stadium on May|Win the double of the cup and 1. Neither of the two finalists,|the league championship, a feat Liverpool and Leeds United, has| Which has only been accomplish- lever won the cup. Leeds United|ed once in this century -- by have never before even played|Tottenham Hotspur four years 'eaners,OHA Junjor "A" playoffs last jroup --| Saturday. Buchanan, who wound up his} The sensation of the Scottish "gq ae dg ei ; |soccer season has been the rise|?:?? - 6.20 p.m. ' to prominence of the two Edin-|Local 1817 vs Duplate, 6.30-7.20 |burgh clubs, Hearts and Hiber-|P-™. rca ae Se |nians, who are standing first} April 7 ( B Group) alee and second, respectively in the|8°8 Cleaners vs Canadia | | Nntne & ' rer) Beat: Aletal ; Corps, 5.30 6.20 p.m. A |first division table. The eclipse} rolin < Duplate ve Leeal 1817; Kingston Wins | | | |Mike Sherman, of fast, exciting hockey. Bill Little paced Oshawa with two goals while Bill White, Jim Booth, Wayne Cashman and Chris Hayes shared singles. For the Flyers, Jean Prono- vost notched two goals with Rosaire Paie- in the final. ago. The only previous club to/0f Rangers, in an unfamiliar) IG 0 - 7.20 p.m. ment, Bill Goldsworthy and achieve this was Aston Villa,/ Position in sixth fey ie fd "k j | f § Ss United hasbeen the outstanding|@W@Y back in 1897. ee eds dee) vat Raneers| sensation of the English soccer 1 1yERPOOL FAVORED will go through the season with- |season. Second division cham-| Liverpool are in the final on|out league or cup: honors. In- pions last season, they have sig-| merit. Last year's league cham-|juries to star players, including| jnalized their entry into the first) pions, they have not done sojleft-half Jimmy Baxter, and the|'®" |division by getting right on top| wel] in league soccer this sea-|mercurial outside wingers, Wil-| of the table, and at the moment) son, but since-the turn of the|lie Henderson and Andy Wilson, are riding high in that position, | year have shown great improve-|have had a great deal to do although closely challenged by) ment. Out of the running for the| with the Rangers' lack of suc- Chelsea and Manchester United) jeague title, they must be re-|cess this season. for the league championship.| garded as favorites to win the| Cup finalists are Celtic and|_. Their greatest achievement Of|cup, on the basis of greater ex-|Dunfermline. On the season's|\* the, season, however, was their| perience. which is a major asset|form, the Fifers should win, but! Note: 1-0 defeat of Manchester United] on the big occasion of a Wem-|Celtic are a forde to be reckon-| ote: jin the cup semi-final, after the) pjey final. Liverpool also depend|ed with. in the tension and ex- |first game: was withdrawn.|jargely on Scottish international|citement of a cup final game, hile strictly in line with the! players, notably Ian St. John at|and this might put them through! season's form. this win over the|centre, Alec Young on the winglto be winners of the cup. jag, ' Senior League's 1 . Final Contest The majestic upsurge of Leeds MIDGET LEAGUE April 5 -- Letter Carriers vs Navy Vets, 7.30 - 8.20 p.m. April 7 -- Navy Vets vs Let- Carriers, 7.30 8.20 p.m. JUVENILE LEAGUE |Hayden Macdonald, 8.30 - |p.m Oshawa Dairy, 8.30 p.m Yankees' Roger Maris April 5 -- Oshawa Dairy vs|Seven series 4-1. 9.20 April 7 -- Hayden Macdonald| 9.20 If a third game is ne- jeessary in any series it will be| played April 8, starting at 5.30) Allan Cup Set SHAWVILLE, Que. (CP) -- Ron Earl fired five goals Fri- day night to lead Kingston /Aces to a 9-5 senior hockey |playoff victory over Shawville Pontiacs and win their best-of- The St. Lawrence Senior Hockey League champions now meet the winners of the New Glasgow - Sherbrooke series in an Allan Cup quarter - final. Sherbrooke defeated New Glas- jgow 15-4 Friday night to take a 2-1 lead in that best-of-five series Garfield Ball, Bob Rawson, |Fred Curran and Dave Jones added. one goal each to Earl's output as the Aces took a 6-5 lead in the second period and added three more goals in the final stanza. Derek Sanderson getting the others. Generals used Dennis Gibson for the first 30 minutes and followed with Ian Young in the final half. Jack Kane and Dave Arm- jstrong, both from Clinton Com- ets of the U.S. Eastern League, bolstered Oshawa. Kane is a former Whitby Dunlop player while Armstrong toiled for the Flyers last year. Young Bob Ring tended goal jfor Niagara Falls as Doug Fa- jvell was rested because of a Ford and Jim Nixon scored one each. come gel PEPSI-COLA --_ Smith Beverages Ltd., |wretched knee he suffered dur- ing a practise this week. 750 Farewell Street Oshawa Senior Hockey League But, all we can say,--if it doesn't disturb you, You've no business curling, obstructing our view! GREENWOOD RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for)Start good, won drivin, ' Sear ise gion We tie am a.alniiin rau vies omar "ncee ane, ne WS Proves the, ease e * i .40| Shirley Brooke, Biack Streak, Miss Cor- sprin of Leeds' success. 4Sam Hy U, Vanderpoe! 6.30 4.80 poral Direct, and A\ R py adele A ; ' 9:50 ao ee 'Coupled with him has been an- Leeds have reached the peak through tough, hard-tackling play and the football! knowhow of veteran inside forward Scot- 'tish international Bobby Collins. Collins landed with Leeds after {being dropped by other clubs, 8-Albert Hal, McLean Earl Powell led Shawyville, champions of the Algonquin Se-| nior Hockey League, with two! goals, while Glen Richardson, | Barry Murray and Royxe Rich- ardson had one each. | A capacity crowd estimated at 1,400 hoped to see the Pon-} tiacs regain the form that earned them a 4-3 victory in galaxy of international players, The Oshawa Senior Hockey was a shock result. | LED BY SCOTS |League will close its season with the final championship game between Bad Boys and Fla., In his first report to the po-|Beaupre's Spur at the Civic Au- (AP)--Outfielder Roger Maris|lice, Modzelewski did not name|ditorium tomorrow night at 7.15. of New York Yankees face an,Maris. He explained he wasn't} The best-of-five series is tied assault and battery charge Fri-|thinking clearly after the|2-2 with Bad Boys gaining both day as a result of a_tavernjattack. victories at the Brooklin Arena Faces Assault Charge FORT LAUDERDALE, FINAL GAME For The Championship Two Overtime Games Have Already been played Start good, won driving FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs ruckus in which he is accused| Maris acknowledged therejand Beaupre's winning both bik u (Pace) 700 (8) 7.50 4.30 Also Ran in Order: Direct Saint, Billy|for three-year-olds and up. Purse $ Sunday H, Miss Morris s, Sassy|3-Lee Grattan, Hill Water, and Yankee Direct. &Aceway Julie, Campbell 2-Pembrow Bill, Quinian SECOND RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Trot) | Start good, won handily for three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8)| Also Ran in Order: Frisco Lou, Gent 2-Night Shift, Knight 6.20 3.40 2.60|Mcklyo, Goldie Elgin W, Dillard, a \-Mr. Fores Key, Kingston 3.40 2.60/Grattan Hal G. 4-Yonder, McDougall Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Glen Van, Reta Haw) three-yearcolds and up. Purse $700 (8) Lea, Meadow Brownie, Spring Hill Tom-|3-Dell Humes, Feagan my, and Flemington's First. DAILY DOUBLE, 2 AND 2, PAID $23.20 THIRD RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) 2-Stormy Way, McLean 7.40 7-Lynden Anne, McDougall %Muncyana, Bissonette |2-Miss Vera Grattan, Hayes 6Belmont Ernie, Marchuk Start good, won driving Averill, Lady's Lee H, Keystone Killean 4.00 3.20\and DQ-Ben Canuck. 5.50 last for an unrestrained break three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (7) 6L'water Frost, McK'ly 18.20 7.50 |3-Lady Ezra, Norris 4Flash Song, Walker Start good, won driving Minor Lacrosse Registrations The registration date for the Bishop Song, and Riverdale Bob QUINELLA, 5 AND 3, PAID $87.00 Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso-|. SEVENTH RACE--4 Furlongs (Pace) U three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (7) _-- has been set for April) 5, Dan Kocho, association con- vener, announced the details at an executive meeting this week. Boys that registered last year will receive forms in the mail. But those coming out for the ar Gold, Filion 6-Crystal Hal, Coke 5-Pirate Pete, Macrae Start, good, won handily Also Ran in Order: |tion. Purse $2,000 (6) first time will have to go to the |6-Sonny Creed Galbraith 5.00 2.90 2.30 3.10 2.70 t 2.60; achieve 2-Noral Gale, Findley Children's Arena to sign. 1-The McNab, Liewellyn Registration will be taken for Start good, won driving five different leagues: Ty ke, Also Ran in Order: Success Yankee. under eight; Novice, under Beverly Dillard, and Eagle Armbro. ten; Pee Wee, under 12; Ban- tam. under 14 and Midget,|'Mret-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (7) under 16. There will he four|sraws prec ergston 7" 3% teams in each league and each|!-Robert McGregor, Habkirk league will have an all-star) °'2"! 9% won driving team. sane od ms oxeer Princine Hanover | » Peter The total number of teams) Valley this year will be 25 which is an|Attendance 4,345 increase of nine. Registration will also be taken for the Juve- nile League. Gord Lodge, secretary-treas-| urer, will head the financial campaign. To run the 25 squads,| the association will need about $4,000 and all this money. will have to come from donations as no grants are received. Let- ters will be sent out this year| asking citizens of Oshawa to help again this year as they 3 4 6.5 Total Pool $338,436 SOCCER SCORES results Friday night: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division Il Carlisle 4 Southend 3 Division IV Tranmere 4 Lincoln 0 3.50 5.30 3.60 5.80 ry ind FIFTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for 6.80 4.20 2.90 10.10 4.60 3.50 Also Ran in Order: Earl Chief, Hi Acres 5.10 3.70; DQ--Finished Sth, disqualified and placed SIXTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Trot) for 3.20 5.50 2:60 ; 2.50\good season, placing second in Also Ran in Order: Johnnie R, Tapdean, 3.60 2.60 2.69|tOurney 3.30 2.90 5.90 A J Butch Z, Kroger puree Jimmy Belwyn, and Diplomat al. EIGHTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Junior. tnvita- NINTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) tor 30 plete 30 0 Abbey C, and Shady may LONDON (Reuters) -- Soccer|Blue Bombers of belting a patron. Maris de-|was a disturbance and that/their games at the auditorium. | nied it. |Modzelewski was. hit. "J didn't do it," the $72,000-, "I saw a fight coming upjhad to go into overtime, with a-year home run record holder|and I tried insisted after posting $200 bond.|maker," the |He will appear in court Tues-|"'The guy -- Modzelewski-- outfielder OTTAWA (CP) -- Ottawa Junior Montagnards blanked Smiths Falls Bears 2-0 to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-five Ottawa District Hockey Associ- ation final series Friday night. Both teams were held score- The Shellettes have added an-| other successful chapter to their} scrap book. They entered four) tournaments this season and won three of them. Ajax also won the league pennant and the} playoff crown: The girls worked hard to their honors. Practice started early last August at the Bowmanville Arena. The squad was cut fo 18 players in October but the Shellettes had to com-} 7 the 1965 portion of the) Maris. schedule with only 14 members Modzelewski over are did last year President Ed Kolodzie gave a report on the Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association conven- tion held 'last Saturday in Alder- wood. Ralph Taylor and Mike Karas attended the meeting along with Kolodzie. Plans have been made -for a coaches clinic to be held by Jim Bishop of Oshawa Green Gaels. There will also be a clinic for referees. . Any persons wishing to help in any way or wish further ia formation can contact Dan Kocho or Ed Kolodzie. Compeny use there are definite advantages when you lease @ new... Ne insurance costs .. . | e | for full deteits. | PHONE 723-4634 There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personal use or for @ ACADIAN Other @ PONTIAC Ne maintenance costs everything on one er two yeor lease items . . . THE MILLS AUTO LEASE LTD. other Scottish international, Ajax Home id day was looking for trouble. Helers are members of the clubs or na e Maris' denial was backed up|kept coming back. such as the Vail and Westfall Yankee manager Johnny) "He was beat. up, all right,|Brothers, George Samsen, Arn Ajax Fleming Shellettes play| Keane as well as two team-/ but I had no part of it." |Whitney and others. their final game of the season;mates -- third baseman. Clete|-- | A large crowd is expected at on home ice at the Whitby|Boyer and relief pitcher Hal e the auditorium 2 paid iy ei Arena tomorrow' afternoon when|Reniff -- who were reported to| M ] c p hockey game to be played in the they meet Uxbridge in an ex-jbe with the outfielder when the emorila u building this season. hibition contest. Game time is/incident occurred early Thurs- . | SEs RGA RS Rae a day: morning Weekend Tilts : Ixbridge girls have , "I don't believe Maris did Uxbridge girls have enioved 8| +» Keane said. "This is det-| By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ottawa Juniors the Ladies' League standin s|initely a false charge." SATURDAY and were piesa in the The charge was brought by é East; Ottawa Montagnards at} Take Opener championship play. They also|Jerome Modzelewski, 25, de-|Smiths. Falls _ Bears (Ottawa} finished first in their division at| scribed as a professional model|leads best-of-five quarter-final) Alliston and third at the Ajax|who divides his time between |1-0), Chicago and Fort Lauderdale.} Toronto Marlboros at Peter- Modzelewski gave this account|borough Petes (Peterborough of the altercation: He and ajleads best-of-seven series 3-1, girl friend, Angela Dellavedovajone game tied). of Sudbury were leaving the| West: None. Pike When # Eaon swore 4 SUNDAY less until Laurie Pilson scored : | Kast: Kapuskasi Maroons|at 1:01 of the third period. The DEMANDS APOLOGY ya Wocket ammetties Make second Ottawa goal was scored _Modzelewski. took the girl out-\cons at Sudbury, Ont. (Garson-|by Jim Chiarelli into an empty side and then returned to the/Fajconbridge leads best-of-five/net in the final minute of play ag ee -- a! mee series 1-0). s : as Smith Falls pulled their hen "he did, he saw tour ueae: a lgoalie for an extra forward. men sitting al a table, one of) Bag ae dee hig 2 Tor Fre shutout went to Pete he identified later Sieuarhdgoden leads 'beat 6k Dorion who stopped 25 shots in 'giseven series 3-1, one game tied the Ottawa net. Alan Popkey said, he heard' sith sixth game at Peterbor-|"andied 37 Montagnard shots League play has developed to| Maris remark, "let's get ule es Saturday) : | The winner of this series will /a point where a central body/24) Waals For sila Cannel" Halifax to play in a three soon be required to govern| ,, Maris and another man hel Tat" Port thur' North(ea™ round - robin tournament the many teams in this| didn't know followed him out-|dlens a ort Arthur orthitg decide who will meet the| ; |side, Modzelewski added, and|Stars (best-of-nine series tied), inner of the Ontario Hockey| _.. |beat him up. Modzelwski said/4-4, one game tied). Association: Junior A winner in| : jhis lip was cut so badly that) Regina Pats at New West-Ithe Memorial Cup semi - final] SIGN IMPORTS \11 stitches were required to|minister Royals (first game of|to declare the eastern repre-| | WINNIPEG (CP)--Winnipeg|close the wound. quarter-final series). sentative. | Friday an-|-- ewe eee . thie haan ARE nounced the signing of three} {American imports who joined) |the Western "Football Confer- | SERVICE STATION RESTA A jence club part way through) j : last season. They are fullback | Art Perkins, tackle Ray Os- 'bourne and guard Dick Quast. X-ROOM APARTMENT Very Good Location North-East of ° Oshawa. For Information... CALL 728-0721 Models BUICK Request . .» One rate covers Phone or come in 266 KING, ST, WEST The second and third games to be.a_ peace-jone going into three overtime said.|periods and the other into two.) Many former Junior '"'A" play- the opener of the series, the powerful Kingston club came through to win its fourth straight game. There were 14 penalties called, eight to Shawville. Carson Ryan of Shawville drew the only majors. Remember When?... All previous overtime rec- | ords were smashed 32 years | ago tonight--in 1933--when Toronto Maple Leafs and | Boston Bruins met at Tor- onto to decide the National Hockey League champion- ship. Leafs' Ken Doraty scored the only goal of the game after 164 minutes, 46 seconds of play. The record lasted until the 1936 Stanley Cup playoffs, when Detroit took 176 minutes 30 seconds to score one goal against Montreal Maroons. | AMERICAN BEATEN ROME (AP)---Italian heavy- |weight champion Sante Amonti outpointed Amos Lincoln of the United States in a 10 - round feature bout today before 15,000 Wally Travis of Kingston and) To decide the Winners. --vV 7:15 FINAL HOCKEY GA BAD BOYS SPURS BLUE DEVILS Sunday, April 4th IN OSHAWA'S CIVIC AUDITORIUM Scie P.M. ME of the SEASON © PRI fans at Rome's Sports Palace. 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