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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 5, 196- Annual Bonspiel Closes Mixed Curling Season Members of The Oshawa Curl- ing Club officially wound up their very successful mixed curling activities for the 1964-65 season, with their traditional "closing bonspiel"', on Satur- day, when a full entry of 32) rinks participated in the double- draw, three-game event. This year's Mixed Curlers' Closing was operated on a han- dicap, point system, with the point rating of 4-3-2-1 for skip- vice-second-lead, for a total of 10 points maximum. Point-total differences up to a maximum of six points were recognized, with that margin allowed as the handicap, PRIZES FOR ALL Following the practice of re- cent years, the hard-working "Mixed Curlers" committee had arranged a huge array of prizes, assuring a share of the day's loot for every single competitor -- plus some special attendance prizes for non-competitors. The outstanding success of the event was acclaimed by all the participants, who expressed their appreciation to the mem- bers of the committee. Top honors for the day, most important of which was winning the brand new special trophy "The Pot - Hunters' Special', were claimed by the rink of Corla Cook, Howard Cook, Trudy Hill and Ed. Hill, skip, with three wins and a total of 16-plus-1 points. Also competing in the early draw was the rink of Lorraine Good Lorne Good Er- mal Holland and Bill Holland, skip, who finished as runners- up, with three wins and a total of 14 points. Best in the 11.00 o'clock draw was the rink of Glad MacMillan, Don MacMillan, Brodie Sager and Garnet Sager, skip, with lthree wins and 12 points. They sion was chalked up by Roy Day's rink, with a total of 13 points. and they were closely fol- lowed to the prize table by Gord MacMillan's rink, which had 12- plus-7 points. Others in the two-win prize listing, were the rinks skipped by Chas. Rowden, 11; Ruduy An- drews, 10-plus-3; Leon Gunn, 9; "Gi" Goulding, 6; George Bates, 5; Dave Disney, 5; EI- mer Pollard, 5; Bob Coppin, 4; Bert Granik, 3; Lloyd Sturch, 3. ONE-WIN PRIZES Joe Elliott, 8-plus-4; Ivan Par- rott, 8-plus-1; George Tresise, 8; John Luke, 7; Ray Webster, 7; Doug Kirkland, 5; Claude Phipps, 4; Jack Piatti, 3; Jack Foster, 2; Matt Sutton, 2; H. Brownlee, 1 and 'Bus' McCul- were followed by Islay Cay, Allan Cay, Audrey Kitchen and| Fred Kitchen, skip, with three} wins and eight points. | |TWO-GAME WINNERS --_s Best score in the two-win divi-| lough, 1. The also-rans included the rinks skipped by '"Bucky" Luke, 6; Vern McLaughlin, 12; Art Rowden, 22 and Lee Rolson, 25. Versafood Captures UAW Hockey Honors The Versafood Hockey Club completed a very successful season on Sunday afternoon at Brooklin Community Arena,| when 'they defeated Tony's Re-| freshments 5-1, in the fifth and| deciding game of the final ser-| ies, to capture the 1964-65 UAW) Hockey League championship. | The win climaxed a series of| laurels for the Versafood team,| who won the league "pennant"! by finishing in first place; their! goalie, Bill Braiden, won the| goal-keepers' trophy and they also have the high'- scoring trophy for their. shelf. Both teams played a hard and} fast opening period, with Versa-| food showing a little more fin- esse around the net, to take a |3-0 lead, on goals by Al Myles, Dan Gray and Paul Tran, in that order. Al Dick saved Tony's from a shutout, with their lone tally early in the second stanza, when left unchecked for a care- less moment and goalie Braiden had little chance. West and Delves set up the play nicely. Wayne Redshaw came back on a three-way play with Tran and Tripp, to maintain their lead and Braiden continued his} fine puck - stopping to hold Tony's at bay. Redshaw's second . goal was ithe only tally of the final frame. The season's biggest crowd! was treated to a spirited bit of|4. Tony's, Dick a good) playoff entertainment, wind-up to a very good season. VERSAFOOD. -- goal, Brai- den; defence, Johnson, Tripp, Lodge, Bryan and Morden; for- wards, Myles, Redshaw, P.| Tran, Ford, Gray and Konorow-| ski. | TONY'S REFRESHMENTS --| goal, Melnick; defence, Har-| man, Bobbie, Keenan an dq} Delves; forwards, West, E.) Tran, Burke, Hall, Porteous, | Dick, Kemp, Bird and Wright.| First Period 1, Versafood, Myles (P. Tran) 2. Versatood, Gray (Myles) 3. Versafood, Paul Tran Penalties -- Wright and Morden Second Period 9.13 11.02 19.11 (West, Delves) 3.40 5. Versafood, Redshaw 9.30 (P, Tran, Tripp) Gray Penalties -- Konorowski, Burke, Edna Tisdale, Jack Tisdale, Stell Sutton, Matt Sutton, skip, Corla Cook, Howard Cook, Trudy Hill, Ed. Hill, skip, Kay Sereda, Stan Sereda, Phylis Sturch, Lloyd Sturch, skip, Lorne Goodman, Ermal Holland, Bill, Holland, skip, Hilda Elliott, Fred Elliott, Chas. skip, Lois McLeese, Bill McLeese, Barb Tresise, George, Tresise, skip, Marion Krantz, jLeo Krantz, Mary Pollard, Elmer Pollard, skip, Marie Benson, John Benson, Dorothy Day, Roy Day, skip, Rowden, Ed. Hill, Elmer Pollard, Leon Gunn Ivan Parrott, "Gi" Goulding, Jack Foster, W. Holland, Chas. Rowden, Joe Elliott "Gi" Goulding, Roy Day, Ed. Hill, Wm. Holland, Lloyd Sturch, Leon Gunn, D, Kirkland, 10; Following are the complete) rinks and their scores: 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW First Gomes Marilyn Cooper, Doug Cooper, Lori Foster, Jack Foster, skip. Joan Batten, Bob Batten, irene Gunn, Leon Gunn, skip, Marg. Kirkland, Doug. Taylor, Mabel White, 5 Doug Kirkland, Lorraine Goodman, Dorothy Munday, 10; 10; W 8; 7 14 1 1 1 2; 9: Zz; 0 skip, Hugh Gilchrist, Mabei Gilchrist, Vern McLaughlin, skip, Jessie Lawrence, Phil Lowrence, Marg. Elliott, Joe Elliott, skip, Agnes Jackson, Jim. Porter, Ruth Parrott, Ivan Parrott, skip, Mary Cowan, Ray Cowan. lene Goulding, "Gi" Goulding, skip, Phy! McAlpine, Doug McCabe, Marion Campb Art Rowden, skip, Second Gomes Lloyd Sturch, Roy Day, D. Kirkland, Joe Elliott, Art Rowden, V. McLaughlin, Matt Sutton, Geg. Tresise, Third Games 15; Art Rowden, 13; Jack Foster, 13;Geo. Tresise, 13; Chas, Rowden, 13 E. Pollard, 10; Matt Sutton, 7; 9; V. McLaughlin, ivan Parrott, 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW First Games Ede -Gearing, "Tab Gearing, Eileen Coppin, Bob Coppin, skip, Islay Cay, Allan Cay Audrey Kitchen, Fred Kitchen, skip, Glad McMillan, Don MacMillan, Brodie Sager, Garnet Sager, skip, |(major), E. Tran (major) and Konorow-| Alice Murray, ski. | Grant Murray, Beth Kemp, Edith Henry, Dove Henry, Marj. Tribble, "Bucky" Luke, skip, Lee Tresise Harry Tresise, "Pegay" Phipps, Claude Phipps, skip, Carol Webster, Rolly Kinton, Merne Kinton, Ray Webster, skip, Lorraine E Ron Elliott Donna Luke, liott, 5. 4-\while Eddie F. Brown had two swith Motor City 5,| extra point Lucky Strike Bowlers Top 'Motor City' The Motor City Lanes five- pin club dropped a two-to-one decision to the Lucky Strike club, in the Willowdale Men's Major loop, in a series which saw both clubs away below par. The first game, which was taken by the Oshawa squad, was a rather one-sided affair rolling 1295 against a very low 1016 score by their opponents. It was just the reverse in the second, when Lucky Strike gain- ed the verdict, 1203-1015 with A. Ward's 331 game being the clincher. V. Abrey 336 and R. | 7.|Abrey 294 were the Lucky Strike "Lec" McLoughlin, big guns in the third game, which was easily taken by the Toronto squad when Motor City 'finished with 1213 and Lucky Strike 1373. Lucky Strike also took the for total pinfall, with 3592 against Motor City 3565. For it was R. the winners |Abrey with 259, 257 and 294 for \810; A. Ward 200, 331 and 195 for 726; F. Tonkin 222, 230, 249 for 701; V. Abrey 173, 188 and 336 for 698. The Motor City crew were en, {led by Ray Mann 275, 234 and 9, 200 and 236 for 705; Dave \296 for 735. Harry Gillard }269, 200 and 236 for 705; Dave Reynolds 205, 227 and 244 for 676 3-/fine games, 248 and %06, 10\Jim Cassels, the Motor City/§' 8 Being without Ron Jay and lerew were iust a little short on jpower in the clutches, Stafford's Aluminum Ltd. will |provide the opposition for Motor 'City this week and when these two clubs meet it's usually a 5.| thriller. "Slinky" Cassells informs the club that he'll be available this week and this should give |Motor City a little more power. | It has been announced that the playoffs in this league will lopen on Friday, April 30. The lannual banquet will be held on FIRST RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) S-Josedale Flyaway, Walker 3.20 2.70 2.50 1-Safety Man 2nd, Hilliard 3.40 2,80 2-Scotty PH, Herrington 4.00 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Judy Burton, Miss Fly Bail, Ingalls Hanover, Farcy Guy and Little Bay Away. SECOND RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8)| 3-Vernon's Star, Hawke 17.00 5.80 3.70) 5-Direct Vista, Ren 3,10 2.80 8-Oral Hi, Wes Cok 3.90 Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Lena's Pride C., Edne's Counsel, Docmor, Molly. 0' Riggs and Brown Valley. DAILY DOUBLE 5 and 3, PAID $35.20 THIRD RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) 5Roman Dillard, Weeks 39.00 14.80 6.50 l-Isotta Ben, Norris 6.20 4, 2-Kayson Hal, Kingston 4.20 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Jim Doyle, Fin's Ontario Hydro Turns Power On Oshawa PUC In their annual friendly curl- ing match, played this year at The Oshawa Curling Club, three Filion e GREENWOOD RACEWAY reds Byrd Killean, Miss Valley and Lu FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (P. for three-year-olds and Lee Riddell, 7-Davie Boy, 1-Quick Boy, Smith Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Lady Violet Direct, Flashlight F., Silver's Girl, Lusty Lory and Kitty Whitty. FIFTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Trot) for three-year-olds and up, Purse $1,000 (8) &Clement Hanover, Walker 5.90 3.40 2.80 7-Famous Wick, Campbell 4.90 3.30) 2-Seattle D., O'Dare 7.00 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Lemac, Theigiers, Ottawa Duke, Saber and Dictator Pick. SIXTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $1500 (7) 2-George Volo, Findley 3.30 2.70 2. 4Hieland Girl, McLean 7-Colonel C. Volo, Hayes Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order Fleetwood €, Grattan, Frisco Lee J, 4 QUINELLA 2 and 4, PAID $30.30, SEVENTH RACE--6 Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up, Purse $1,000 (8) -Sioe Gin, Marchuk 10,00 4.90 3.30 \-Hurricane Will, O'Dare 7% 400 i-Thunder Bars, Hoimes 27 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Siiver Ronnie, Stor ace) up. ( Bissoneette 6.90 4.20 3.50 i 4.70 4 5.10 + sunday Chief, Here's and 2ltheir series on the road, Nine games have been played by the six surviving America Hockey | League teams since the Calder. Cup playoffs began last week and every one has gone to. the home team. That's bad news for the teams that finished lower down in the standings because they have to play the odd game of So Hershey Bears, who squeaked past Baltimore Clip- pers 3-2 Saturday night for) their first win in three starts, can look forward to one more home game in their best-of- five quarter-final before going back to Baltimore, That's the penalty for finishing third in the eastern division of the AHL Johnston, Uncle and Wee Govenor, EIGHTH RACE - "Scarboro Stokes' 6 Furlongs (Trot) for four-vear-olds and up. Purse $3,480 (7) 5-Danny Au Galbraith 3.40 2.80 2.50 40 3.0 Spud, Larry Dillard rinks representing the Ontario Hydro, headed by chairman Ross Strike, defeated three rinks representing the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission, headed by chairman He Baldwin, on Friday afternoon, The Ontario Hydro rinks cut off the Oshawa PUC curling power, by the margin of three volts, for an over-all 18-15 meter reading -- after which they dis- cussed next year's sweeping rates, over a steak dinner, Following are the results: | ONTARIO HYDRO OSHAWA P.U.C, {Graig Trenholm, Charlie Crease, dam Smith, Ross Strike, skip, \Gary Pepper, Rex Walters, Verne Coles, Harold Coo, skip,. |Keith Coleman, harlie Lusk, Bruce Annand, Jack Risebrough, Henry Baldwin, Ed. Armstrong, ; skip, 4 Al Pollard, Gerald Bull, Ted Shreve, Lloyd Algar, skip, Roy Fleming, John Borrowdale, Bill Gibbie, "Bud" Moore, skip, Jack Trimble, Bob Gray, skip, 6 15 8; |TOTALS:- 18; | Nine Teams In | | | | 7/May 14, at the Royal iw Junior OLA Set 7 4 dian Legion, Spring Garden avenue. 'Harold Dormer Heads OASA TORON™O (CP)--The Ontario Lacrosse Association announced Sunday it will have nine junior A and six senior A teams in its major series this summer. The junior series will be Osh- awa, Brampton, St. Catharines, Long Branch, Alderwood, Hast- nry| }-Cadenta, Clements 4-Wee Symbol, Millman Start good, won handily | Also Ran in Order: Laird McNab, Guess Who, Johnnie R., and Nancy Brook B, NINTH RACE 6 Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up, Purse $1300 (8) SArmbro Bingo, Ray 7,70 4,60 3,50 |a-Mighty Stein, McGlivery 11.90 6.80 jo-Jerry Canuck -Ren Filion 4,90 ar! good, won handily Aivo Ran in Order: Fiash \Ko C, Armbro Adanac, lend Tonka G \6 o Fire C, Prince Locu Ko sf, while the Clippers finished sec- ond, The same dilemma faces Pittsburgh Hornets, third-place |finishers in the West, who were blanked 2-0 at Buffalo Saturday night for their second straight jdefeat before downing the sec- jond - place Bisons 4-1 at home AHL Playoff Tilts | All Won 'At Home' In the best-of-seven semi-final between the divisional leaders, Quebec Aces trail Rochester Americans 2-1 after winning their first game over the west- erners 5-3 at Quebec Sunday. Because of a higher point total, the Americans get the odd game at home. Len Lunde and Oscar Gaudet looked after the scoring for Buffalo Saturday but three goals by Claude LaForge and a fourth by Warren Godfrey put Pittsburgh back in the picture the following night, when Art Stratton was the only scorer the Bisons. Michel Harvey scored the game-winner for Hershey after Bruce Draper and Bob Mc- Cord of the Bears and Dave Creighton and Gord Labossiere of the Clippers had matched earlier tallies. Red Berenson, Terry Gray, Clete Mortson, Doug Harvey and Guy Gendron were the Quebec scorers. while Bronco, Horvath, Jim Pappin and Dar- |Sunday, Unionville Boys Oust Peterboro ryl Sly replied for Rochester. Etobicoke Indians Face Hamilton Now | TORONTO (CP) -- Etobicoke Four youthful curlers from|!ndians won their best-of-seven Unionville Curling Club, captur-/0tario Hockey Association led the right to represent this) Metro Junior B quarter - final |district, in the finals at Hamil-|Saturday, defeating Brampton jton, for the Ontario Curling As-|Seven-Ups 5-2. |sociation's 1965 "Junior Tank-|. Etobicoke meets Hamilton | . s Brooklin Tip Gravenhurst 0's. "no: ona carting Cb, See, enn nen fron UXBRIDGE --~Brooklin "Red-|terday, when they won the} | men defeated Gravenhurst |third and deciding game of their|tenacs Sunday four games to \Braves" 7-4, here on Friday|2-out-of-3 final series, by a score | two, in a semi-final. night, to take a 2-0 lead in theirjof 10-7 over their rivals from| OHA Intermediate "B" semi-| Peterborough. ~. NEW {final series, Third game of the| The Unionville rink, compris- ADMIRAL set will be played here in Ux- ed of Allan McLean, lead; Bob bridge, tonight, at 8.30 o'clock.|\Graham, second; John Craig, The "Redmen" established/vice-skip and Bryan Lawrie, |their victory margin with three/skip, won the first game of the unanswered goals in the opening|set, yesterday morning, 8-7 |frame, were outscored three-to-|while the Liftlock City boys; two in the middle stanza and/Ralph Parker, lead; Neil Harri- TELEVISION --r 1.00 Per Day @ 5.00 per week $15.00 Per Month (with option to buy) Special Rates For Longer Periods - Minimum $3.00 edged the visitors two-one injgon, second; Al Grant, vice- | ADMIRAL 16-19-21" the final period. Paul Wakely|skip' and Ross Harrison, skip. and Dean West, with two goalslevened the series with a 5-4) apiece, paced the Brooklin at-|margin in the closely-fought| tack, while Les Tabobondung|second game. | potted a pair for Gravenhurst.| Lyle Mortimer, in goal, and| | Wayne Church, were the other! Remember When? ... | stars for the visitors. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | GRAVENHURST -- goal, Lyle| Jess Willard. took the Mortimer; Mann, Petsura, Len} world heavyweight boxing Acadian Cleaners Win Close Series view Bowl 79, Tuxedo Junction 77, Willow Bowl 76, Motor City Lanes 70, Acadian Cleaners 69, Knob Hill Bowl 67, T. Anthony Ltd. 64, Ace Bowling 64, Man. Life Ins. 63, L. J. McGuinness 61, Aprile Lanes 60 and Bowler- ama 51 It has now been definitely de- cided that Acadian Cleaners will | PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (CP) 11./Harold Dormer of Peterborough was elected president of the On- |tario Amateur Softball Associa- Bert Granik, \tion at the group's annual meet- skip, S.ing here during the weekend. pee, ayer: | Named vice-presidents were Olwyn Rosen, .|Clare Butler and Max Sceff of Lee Rolson, |Toronto and D. H. Flynn of ee 2.\Hamilton. L. G. Pickard of \catharines was re-elected sec- Mortimer, Gignac, Rutledge, B.| crown from Jack Johnson, Williams, Church, Boyd, Gus-) knocking him out in the 26th tini, Smith, Dave Mortimer,| round of a title bout in Ha- Tabobondung, Clairmont and P.| yana 50 years ago tonight-- williams. | in 1915. Willard was paid nothing but training ex- penses for the fight. He held the title until he met Jack Dempsey in 1919, when his seconds threw in the towel after two rounds. For that bout Willard was guaran- teed $100,000. | Third Peoid |6. Versafood, Redshaw (Tripp) Penalties -- P. Tran (major), (major), Tony's Bench penalty (served by Hall), Konorowski and Burke, ings, Guelph, Mimico and Tor- onto Township. The 20-game schedule starts May 14, The senior division will in- clude Brooklin, St, Catharines, Huntsville, Peterborough, Port) Credit and Brampton. Its 24- e, 12; John Luke, skip, Mable Gibbie, Bill Gibbie, Ev. Granik, Harold Bi 10.09 gti rownle Boobie! Doreen Williams, Ken Williams, Phy! Bates | George Bates, skip, |Joan Marks, PORTABLES Dehumidifiers For Rent "Your Color TV Store" PARKWAY TELEVISION 918 Simcoe St. N. 723-3043 "We Service What We Sell Ourselves' BROOKLIN -- goal, Ingra-| game schedule begins May 24.|02m; R. Jones, M. Jones, Wake- i nd lly, Pascoe, Ferguson, Mat-| |thews, Gibson, Garrard, Cruck-} : SOCCER SCORES jshank, West and Everett. LONDON (AP)--Standings of) top teams after Saturday's Brit- ish soccer games: ENGLISH LEAGUE WTL F Acadian Cleaners club won a three-to-two decision from the L. J. McGuinness club, in the Toronto City Major five-pin league play, at Bowlerama, on Saturday afternoon. Racking up 1291, 1337, 1197, 1106 and 1441 for a five-game total of 6372, the Acadian boys ks idrews, Ruddy Andrews, Kjax Shellettes End '65 Season... Joa Bill Lock, ' |Marie Disney, Ajax Fleming Shellettes|oo/e pisney. . closed. out 1964-65 hockey sea-| skip, 8 (W); son last evening with an im-|Louise Briggs, pressive 5-1 victory over the/!Norm Briggs, " : Ps 103 \"Bee" Crothers, Uxbridge girls, in an exciting|gu5" McCullough, |Don Mar }Orma An 13; | First Period 1. Brooklin, Pascoe (M, Jones, Ferguson) be 2. Brooklin, Wakely (M. Jones) 3. Brooklin. Wakely (Ferguson) Penalties -- Everett, Cruckshank, Boyd, A Pt. Rutledge and Williams. - 1.23 18.36 | ~~ 18.43) @ Helen Piatti, Ben Tunnicliffe, f, , Ev. Tunnicliffe, lretary and W. L. Alguire, also ert Niall f St. Cath treasurer. Eileen MacMillan,| Phe new caecutive committee! John MacMillen, |comprises Harold Langabeer of} Evelyn Harris, |Kingston, Stan Reeves of Sar-| G. MacMillan, looked very impressive at times, especially in the fifth and final game which was the rubber game of the series. In comparison, the McGuin- ness club was very spotty all through, with 1182, 1122, 1308, 1157 and 1122 for a total of 5891. Individual stars were, Ozzie Keeler 239, 295, 234, 272 and 365 for 1405; Reg Hickey 262, 267, 250, 208 and 298 for 1285; Jim Cassells 970 for 36 frames; Bob Gallagher 988 for 40 and Ron Jay 935 for 40. Dick Adams was used sparingly as was Gerry Bennett, Adams having not. make this year's team championship rolloff, as there is only one week of the regular schedule play remaining. - However, the club is_ still very much involved in the Sin- gles Championship, as there is a possibility that three mem- bers of the club might qualify for this rolloff, namely --Ozzie Keeler, Ron Jay and Bob Gal- lagher. If any of the boys mentioned should make the grade, the schedule for the rolloff. will start this Saturday, at Ace 549 for 24 and Bennett 240 for 10. Norm Thomas had one of bel Bowling at 6.30 p.m., when the first five games will be rolled. The rolloff will be concluded on exhibition game that produced) some hard checking and lively) action. Tempers flared in spots and| the referees handed out a total of 11 penalties with the winners drawing six of these. Included in the list were major penalties to Jane Taylor of Uxbridge and) Jill Rennick of Ajax, for (tch, tch, girls) fighting, no less. | Joy Hercia opened the scor-| ing early in the game, when} she took a pass from Nancy Lawson and broke in the clear, to score with a waist-high shot. Ajax successfully defended their slim lead until the 15-minute mark, when Sharron McNabb scored for Uxbridge. Ajax came | skip, Fred Kitchen, Dave Disney; Claude Phipps, Ray Webster, G. MacMillan, Bert Granik, Bob Coppin, Garnet Sager, skip, Games ; H, Brownlee B. McCullough, ; John Luke, ; Lee Rolson, : "Bucky" Jack Piatti, Luke, ; Geo. Bates ; R. Andrews, Third Gomes John Luke. G. MacMillan, Bert Granik Garnet Sager, Fred Kitchen, Geo. Bates R. Andrews, Jack Piatti, 15; 18 9 10; 9 9 8 MW Lee Rolson H. Brownlee B. McCullough, 7-146 feet from 43 and the ban-| 5, Dave Disney, Bob Coppin, Claude Phipps, Ray Webster, "Bucky" Luk s{nia, Charlie Russell of Oshawa) 6 8. [ 6|King, advertising manager of|Notiingham F 1511 11 W 7, 10 7.|were amendments to the OASAj Liverpool 8 3 7 6 FORT ERIE RESULTS -- g'were defeated. better days for the McGuinness|the following day, April 11 at club with 304, 256, 305, 246 and|Willow Bow! at 1.30 p.m. and 277 for 1388. finish up at Aprile Lanes at 7|/what proved the winning goal, Secretary Perc Cutting, who) p.m. jright from the faceoff, | is a member of the McGuinness) Let's. have a little support for|Leona Sleep making the play bay aia club, gave a brilliant exhibition|these Oshawa boys on Satur-|and pass of relief bowling. when he went| day, when the last day of the |that produced the score. in the line-up replacing Edjleague schedule will be con- The second stanza was score- \less but full i of the penalties (Gay Bride claimed by S. G., McCoy and Moody, racking up an amazing/ducted at Bayview. of 'action, total of 326 for 8 frames. Remember the dates, Satur-;most 0 1 Helle-|day at Bayview at 2 p.m., Sat-|drawn in this period. E. Kalensky, for Ace Bowl 6.30 p.m.,| Uxbridge stayed in the run-|Poo! $41,480. Double P The standing shows well's on top with 102 points;|urday at : ! ' : :30 p.m.|ning until the third period when, seconp RACE -- Purse $2,200, maid- |Jenny Doole scored on a longien two-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 2 FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900, claim- Jing three-year-olds, 5 furlongs (12). 1! |5Gay Bride, Harris 4.30 3.70 2.90 with|3-King Legend, Ferro ity, Dittfach . i the. an in Order: Half Light, Top to Marleen Gibson, |musketeer, Perzaca Willie's Briet,, Bun ty's Ace, Eveson, Fabrue, Royal Bunny jand Beauty Shot Winner, b f 3° by Royal with|Fiesta Gal, by Count Fleet. being] Trainer: L. Cavalaris Jr. back with the tie-breaker and Serendade-- $2,500. ool, $75,291 | es FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900, claim Toronto's Dave. Ellis ' ng four-year-olds and up, 5 Furlongs Cops Five-Mile Open ee pas TORONTO (CP)--Dave Ellis|¢War Declaration, Gordon 3.80 of Toronto. Olympic. Club won| AM an ort eT Sn the five-mile open at the Glad-|Yingel, and Select Rhythm y stone Athletic Club's annual Wirmer ® mb oy sr Mery = Nae \5 Humber Broom, 4-Hurrahs, Hale 4 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,200, claim- in|ing, four-year-olds and up, 5 Furlonas (7) FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION TROPHIES FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS iN EASTERN ONTARIO The G. B. COMPANY 356 Dean Ave., Oshawa 10 vs Plantation 88, Mowat Cartage|Sunday at Willow, at 1 84, Aimco Automotive 84, Bay-| and Sunday at Aprile 7 p.m. C [ shot, to make it 3-1 for Ajax.| pee a Good, Halal 8.80 6.20 3.50 |Colleen Allen scored another on sient, Romance: Inouye 14.50 9.00 bed ja good passing play from "Bea- Rie Saag NnsOn. bd fie! aah ' Also Ran in Order: Count Fox, Ebon Nei hborhood Pee Wees lver Midgley and then 'Bea-|aaitar inebscker, count' O° Wor, kil \ver" came through with a fine} gto ees Gold Gem, Mr. Goo stick-handling chore and finish-|DaiLy DOUBLE, (3 AND 7, PAID $31.90 Settl Se bd Final Sets ed this off with Shellettes' fifth| sce curse $1,900, clalmi 8 and final goal of the eeason. jmeveerotis, S Foros ©). e ml Nora Axbey's fine work in|aPecwee's. Soy, Maxwell' 3.90 '3.00 2.50 : , ' Se : ey goal, was responsible for keep- eo eee maces 3.30 re ; The: Neighborhood' Associa NORTH ORHAWA, 2 ing Uxbridge snipers confined| also Ran in Order: Gunmetal Pete, tions' PeeWee Boys Hockey EASTVIEW, %ito one goal. Doli Odei., Tuffus, Biggar Bill, Sister League semi-fina' rounds, at North Oshawa's 2-0 shutout) The Shellettes will now hang|W2s. ang Sophilare, | ea eae the Children's Arena, on Sat-|p>aye them the round 3-1. Larryjup their gear until the fall eer Genta by Uleuns a urday morning, produced some|Hopkins scored first, on a pass|with the odd banquet, pilus) cramer caveiarls dr. lively action as the second from George Goulding andiswimming and softball activity | (Chillico claimed by S. G. McCoy and games, in the home-and-home.|\Wayne Bryant got the second|to fill the interim E. Kalensky.) total-goal series, were run Off,|ooal, unassisted. in both the "A" and "B" groups. |\CONNAUGHT, 1; HARMAN, 1 Winners advanced to the) Connaught Park's 3-2 win in finals, which will be played onjthe first game of the series Tuesday evening. and Saturday|gave them the round 4-3 as the morning, of this week. second game resulted in a 1-1 ideadlock. Olive Osborne scored ee VALLEYVIEW, 1 for Connaught, in the first|spring track meet Saturday in Tealaer A Renate, BROOKSIDE, O)period on a' pass from John/26 minutes, 11 seconds. |Pool $75,887 Valleyview Park boys ag,| York and late in the same) Ron Wallingford of Hamilton) vanced to the finals in the "'B'|Period, Nick Sirko got Harman/Athletic Club was second series, nosing out Brookside|Park's tally, unassisted. 26:41-and Dave Savage of bhlA shar dey branes ere Neg 8.60 a ae 1-0 to take the round 3-2. This FINAL DATES onto Olympic third in 27:00. |2€ddie Ray, Shuk 3.80 hectic series went into over- Hassle. Anril P The course record is 25:56.7 jhe, ean i Orsert A Love Guest, : " vy sd m c 7 10! OW, --Cassi: . a time with the teams still dead-|series Connaught Park vs a Bruce Kidd of Toronto| cia, ae sf locked and Christ Church|North Oshawa, at 6.30 p.m. LAS end: Denes field "entry: scored the winner, after 30 en ee ad -- Sunnyside onds of overtime play 73 0. Valleyview Park, at SUNNYSIDE, 5 LAKE VISTA, 0) Saturday, April "BY Series--Valleyview Sunnyside Park boys, romped|.iao at 10.00: a.m. ; to victory in the other bracket,|Series--North Oshawa. vs -Con- blanking Lake Vista 5-0, tojmaught, at 11.00 am sweep the round 81. Score ----_------------ for the winners were Bob) ATTENTION .. . RON'S TV Robinson and John Boivin, each} -- Porches is. now sere A s sa if Ying Oshawa ond districts full time. y air a Gales ¥ with ages and R.. Gales able halal. Wonka Rak one. §..Robinson, A. Boivin, Repairs F. Bay and J. Romanchuk all Ph: 723-7521 earned assists, \ ore George Fu Ph Her Bus. 723-3961 Res. 725-2062 and Tom Sims of Meaford. Made life members were 6.\George Campbell, sports editor lof the Oshawa Times and Otto the Simcoe Reformer. Considered at the meeting lconstitution and playing rules. Resolutions to increase the pitching distances for seniors to tam, peewee and squirt pitching distance to 35 feet from '30 feet Winner, b g 4, by Canadian Champ-- Golden Page by Bull Page. Trainer A Rennie. Pool $44,020. Quinella Pool $39,839. Quinella, Mineral Wealth and Be Merci FULL PAID $24.30 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, three- year-olds, foaled in Canada, 5 Furlongs iO 2-Lithe Red, Cuthbertson 21.50 9.30 5.30 9-Whistling Sea, Dittfach 11.60 5,00 3-Nearctic Heir, Gomez 3.90 Also Ran in Order: Market Bid, Peter Picker, Maytiwn, Blue Mel, Strong Wili- ed and Ships that Pass Winner, ch ¢ 3, by Fleet Path -- Jo's Mink by Petition. Traimer, D. 0. Brown. Pool $79,169 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000, allow- ee four-year-olds and up, 5 Furlongs ) 8-Ouzo, Dittfach 1A-Paesident Jim, Gordon 6-Your County, Cuthbertson 8.10 3.40 2.60 2.90 2.40 2.80 Also Ran in Order: Brother Leo, Top Toagery, Warriors Day, Arctic Swirl. Late Scratch--A--Solid Mike, Brockton 30 A--Gardiner Farm and R L Victory entry Winner, gr c 4, by Fisherman--' by Mahmoud. Trainer, A. H. Warner, Pool $92,320. Flamenco! ng, (2). 2-Padre's Sc'p, D'tach 6-Skip Over, Gordon 4-Guiding Wave, Fitzsimmons Also Ran in Order: Remister, 'Aeneiaus, Miss White, Eva's Wedded Bliss, Cartersville, Roman, and Town Invader. Winner, b g 6, Selector -- Locker Shot by Bunty Lawless, Trainer, A. Rennie, Pool $72,892. Total Pool Attendance 13,485, r 5,30 3.40 9.70 Falsun, Gem, Exclusive 'EVINRUDE" Dealer this summer. 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