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* 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 22, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE STANLEY CUP finals move into "The Windy City" for the third game of the set, tonight, and fourth game on Sun- day night. Coach Bill Reay hopes to dress winger Kenny Whar- ram, if he's fit enough for tonight's fray but word is that Pierre Pilote is almost a certain casualty for the balance of the season. Defensively, Pilote has left a gap in the Hawks' blue-line division but actually, he has been missed mainly dur- ing penalties. Hawks certainly miss him, when they are short-handed and when the opposition has a penalty, Pilote has always been a key man on the Chicago power-play as a "starter" and at the point position. Blanked at Montreal in the last outing, the question now is whether or not Reay will continue to use both Bobby Hull and his other ace, Stan Mikita, on the same attacking unit. Since this is his home game, coach Reay will have the final choice as to which player he leaves out,against the opponents.on the ice at the time. It is thought he'll use this advantage to get Hull into action while his shadow, Claude Provost, is on the Montreal bench. If the Habs continue to successfully shackle both Hull and Mikita, then the Hawks are in serious trouble. MEMORIAL CUP contenders were trimmed down a little more last night, when Lachine Maroons défeated Smith Falls, in their sudden-death game, to win the Eastern Canada final- ist berth. The round-robin tournament, held in the Maritimes, which included Sydney, produced some close scores but the thinking generally is that the Lachine boys will be no match for Niagara Falls Flyers. The Flyers are within one win of qualifying for the Eastern Canada finals. They defeated Northern Ontario opponents again last night, in the Falls. This one was closer, 6-2, but still never in doubt. They go again tonight and barring a major upset, Flyers and Lachine should be ready to start their series this weekend. Out in Western Canada, their Abbott Cup finals got underway last night in Edmonton, with Oil Kings defeating Winnipeg Braves 3-1. That one should be a close series. ICE CHIPS: -- Portland Buckaroos nosed out Victoria Maple Leafs 3-2 last night and are within one win now of winding up the Western League playoff title... . ST. PAUL Rangers won the Central Professional Hockey League's post- season session, The Adam Cup playoffs, beating out Tulsa 2-1 last night, in the sixth game, for their fourth win... . GERRY EHMAN scored the big overtime goal, to give Roch- ester Americans their 2-1 victory last night, over Hershey Bears, in the first game of the American League's Calder Cup finals. ... CLOSER TO HOME, Woodstock Athletics were de- feated 4-1 at home. This was the second-straight win for the . visiting Sherbrooke Beavers and now they go back to Sher- brooke for the next two games of this Eastern Canada Allan Cup series. .. . EASTER HOLIDAYS is '"'tournament time" for hundreds of minor teams across Canada, and especially here in Ontario, where they've got Pee Wee, Tykes, Bantams, Midgets, Juveniles, Novices and almost every age-limit cate- gory known, in action, at some site or other, including such hotbeds as Goderich, Georgetown, Trenton, Barrie and Bramp- ton. Oshawa Midgets, at Trenton yesterday, took a 7-3 lick- ing from Toronto Marlbores but whipped Hawkesbury 8-2 in their next game, in the 'B" division. GREENWOOD RACEWAY | FIRST RACH -- 6 Furiongs (Trot) for|Joannes Trailer, Dream Haven, Oxtord forth. up. Purse $600 (8) |May, and True Ezra 6.50 3.50 2.40) 49 290) SIXTH RACE ~ 6 Furiongs (Trot) for | defence: Haynes and M. Jones; 2.40) three-yea Lord in, Hansen lc, The Irishman, Feagan | Tootsie Doll, Waiker ; Also Started: Dictator Pick, Jose Dale Fiyaway, Walker olds and up. Purse $800 (6 Also Started: Meadow Brownie, Fieim-! 'an : ington's Sis, Shadydale Editor, Hi Vi and Misty Wick. SECOND RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace)|Peters, and |. J. Collins. for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (7)| QUINELLA, 2 AND 1, PAID Little Bert, Dufty 4,20 280 2.30) Royal Prince D'lerd, Troy 3.90 3.00) Marlene R, Ritchie 3.20) Also Started: Sam Hy U, Wilma R C,/| (8). Colonel McGregor, a | Mister Seint, Gordon DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 1, PAID $16.40, Horatius, Findley Late Scratch Cinda C Grattan. Ambrose Abbe, $52.10 1.20 6.90 5.10 Bissonette 3 | Alse Started: Aceway Julie, Larry THIRD RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) for|lard, Lee Grattan, Miss Star Magic, jear-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). |Captain McGregor. Belmont Ciara, Vaercoe 15.40 8.00 3.90) Shoshone, Hill e, 5.30 3.30| BIGHTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) |for three-year-olds and up, Purse $1,200 Eva Mohawk, Feagan 2.70 Also Started: Roman Dillard, Lovely|(7). Princess, Forbes Castle, Peter Nibble,| Demon King, Hughes and Albert Hal. Arawanaadios, Hawke Negley Hal, Walker FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) * three-year-olds end up. Purse $800) McGregor, Sir Carlith, A J Grattan Portage, Given 20.60 7.00 3.80|/Lete Can., Reed's Dream. Theda Bara, Hill 4.2 3.90 May Todd, 5.20 Also Started: Apachie's Pride, Brown) yp; Bear, Caistor ay te and Casey Direct. Late Can., K. W Feary, valley. A aoe a Third, Geisel Jr. dios Yates, Coke FIFTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace) for : i three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). 7.0 Started: Winged Freight, 8). | Trust, and Jimmy G. Unk Andy, Bissonnette 3.90 3.40. 2.60\1 ote" AecOull" Carl 'W. Grattan, Hie. Late Can,, Irene MacDut f 7.50 3.70 At, . Elstag Jimmy, Murphy pales kee cana ttasellhtcaleaddatbec Iso Started: ~\hectic 9.00 5:20 3,2] 10 3,30 : ' 3.70\Jones, Gibson, Cruickshank, Danny K| West and Ferguson. SEVENTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs (Pace)| for three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,000/mage; centre: 70 4,90 4.10 2.90 4.30 3,10 3.00 Also Started: Armbro Adanac, Robert and Frisco Lee NINTH RACE -- 6 Furicngs (Pace) for ree-year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (6), 19.80 8.80 4,00 9.40 3.90/ B 2.80 May) | FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim- - 12.59 Third Period None. jcuit in gate receipts Coach Rudy the regular | * Niagara Falls Flyers | ling, maiden three-year-old fillies, foaled EDMONTON (CP) -- Edmon-|s-Greek Tar, waish #0 5.0 in their defence of the|sopniara, sii's Orphan, Miss Cyprus, western |winner, b f, 3, by Espalier -- Sadiana, Even 14 minutes in penalties to|scheduled here tonight. imill replied for the N nipeg Braves. ling, four-year-olds and up, foaled in Can- tive Sons in their fight for the\jects which the Flyers won 18-3,added to the Flyers' power-play ial aaHon Gall be clawed huxbissa be, cine |pro' ithen shifting to Winnipeg. |" Also Ran in Order: Bomar, Cluny Miss, The Flyers, on the other hand faster-skating opponents. in. sd | es ata Seve ills ' ; i i in, 8 od twice their two power. - play efforts\SCORES FIRST jto 4-0 before Hamill got Gar-|0il Kings captain, scored twi The victory gave the Flyers,|Flyers' first power play of the/in front of Niagara Falls goal- Brian Bennett got other istrangle hold in thé best - of-|goaltender Bob Whidden. from a scramble. |maining. FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)-- the Northern Ontario Hockey|Marcotte and Woodley scored of the nine minor penalties in The clubs were tied 1-1 at the| Martin Jr. of Paris, Ont., made Braves goaltender Waynel!frie a year and 15 days from stopping 42 shots as Oil Kings/first trip to the post. . . Etobicoke Indians Gary Simmons stopped 20 forj)were when the little daughter * Win OHA ( 'TOW |Greenshirts moved a_ step ~|the starting gate. It was raising } Association junior B champion- difference Wednesday was that e-| Ltn eet izali 7 Twai , i jfeating Etobicoke Indians 5-3) iciency, in a sizzling attack that McTwain and Cumming. Dates In Cornwall could only manage.a win of H : 4 st-of-seve rovincial final. | : jin the first period, Seaforth) | issn. e. Dick best-of-seven Provincial {ina |1964 Canadian Junior Lacrosse Wednesday, Lady Rhythm "Redmen" 7-1 last night, in Sea-| > irre voniin, Dale) Nick Stillwell, Talter Tkaczuk invitation to play two exhibition|tg win from So War. Northern itchener Doll was third. Intermediate '"'B" championship 4 ein 13.14 Kitchener. | was sparked by McTwain, who! pf a 19.40 missed a fourth when he shot! sh. Ses paid. and she went off as the pro- | : Second Pories | Gaels, May 17, this year, willles 39 $9.59 and $2.20. goals in their blistering first-) 7. Seaforth: Doig Hopcraft finished the scoring:e'99' \gembers Mor tales : lthey never recovered Penalties -- Duimage, Cruickshank and with a goal into an empty net $1.00. Members of minor 1a-\g99.90, while Shook 2nd and : have tickets for sale lular $10.30 quinella, Laughlin and Dale, accounted) %°°r'"9 - - - to provide the chief opposition |Ron Jones capitalized. on a There is a possibility of two By THE CANADIAN PRESS i whitewash) |men poh og ular season begins. They could|conbridge Native Sons. fore that period ended, to com- et - period lead,|. The schedule this year calls sters were content to merely de-|the punch that carried Lachine|and Ray Barnes got the DETROIT (CP) While it marked the end of|Bears Wednesday night, climax- ond, | |they nevertheless enjoyed a suc-jrobin , Migay, jast -- Sherbrooke Beavers,jished Oil Kings Win jin Canada. 5% Furiongs (12). e » Gordon 3.60 Need One More Win [ntttcecre se oot . junior hockey cham-|Derbykin, Lumpy Lena, Air Stamp and Ha-|Pionship Wednesday night with by Chop Chop. Daily Double Pool $41,246. Niagara Falls Flyers didn't) Ajthough the game was clo- S0n6 Second game in the best-of-| ada, 6 Furiongs (7). 'icke " i 4 5 ? Ontario junior hockey champ-|and 6-9, the Native Sons still|soal before the close of the first Friday night, with the series|®Gelden Supbie, Gordon 340 490 to pace the winners before 3,818) 'L d 4 -} ie Ji 2 ye Ni-son-Fale d the score- ate Pie er R and went on to defeat the Na-| Rookie Jim Lorentz gave Ni-|son-Falconbridge on the score-)° " ' | a y m Ontario Hockey Association Ju-|game, deflecting Dave Wood-|tender Bernie Parent. goal when he shot the puck into seven 'eastern Canadian Mem-| Steve Atkinson, Bill Golds-/ The Flyers outshot the: visit- Bill Burns scored for Winni-Tady Rhythm, a fleet-footed Association junior champions, |the other goals for the Flyers.ithe fast, close - checking con-\end of the first perio# and Oilla winning debut as a_ three- \Stepheson played a sharp game|the afternoon she made her TORONTO (CP) -- Kitchener|Edmonton. of Mister Jive first broke from social 'Green Gaels Have |sitference Striking with speed and effi- Henderson, Beuttermiller, Aldis, ship Wednesday night by Lady Thythm.won by eight lBeavers whipped Brooklin| ' (L. Dick, Doig) Wayne Decker, Joe Brady.|champions, have accepted 4N\cake-walked through the stretch . Seaforth: McTwain |honors, (Dale, McTwain) 1509, Lorne Knowles scored ani Will travel to Cornwall on the! Most of the 5,494 fans jumped Brooklin: R.-Jones |period with Etobicoke 'railing be in the form of a booster) The daily - double of Ermine iperiod attack that caught the) , } Redshaw in the final minutes os The Gaels will be against St.) for four goals in succession,| " : in the East this year. ithree-way play with Redshaw, Lachine Ts. 1n here I : , ' is exhibition games being set up' East--Lachine Maroons, Ni- |brush, in the second period] I |brush, early i . P be against Brooklin Seniors and) West -- Edmonton Oil Kings, | 5 i , a7 . . no é a a ee plete the scoring. SYDNEY, N.S. (CP) -- Two\Lachine a 2-0 first od T0t|as the Ganls 10 play 46 bnmies if inst Brooklin's vain bid ons to victory in a sudden-|back in contention before the|ome. Season tickets for alllers, Toronto Maple Leafs' farm fend against Bro Maro 3 | ithe line for the Brooklin team,/ing a week-long, double round-) pon Young put Lachine| ALLAN CUP SURVIVORS lcessful season, in their first|Memorial Cup elimination play-|period, but centre Jack Church- |Woodstock Athletics, Series Opener 3Ermine Sox 6.20 te R Order: Gar lead *s : ; \Niagara Miss. | NIAGARA FALLS (CP) --, Fourth game of the series is|Charlie Phillips and Magy eo listless 3-1 victory over Win- By chap chop i f Goldsworthy SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim- help Garson-Falconbridge Na-|ser than the previous two con-. Atkinson and Gold: ¥ | seven Western Memorial Cup fi- ionship Wednesday night. ved no. match for their|Period. Both counted from close! 2-Blue Mischief, Harris in : iseesoaeslonsecinasyiosancen scored a goal during one of Pronovost increased the lead| Defenceman Bob Falkenberg,| tive Sons 6-2. lagara Falls a 1-0 lead on the|board, scorine.from a ecramble|{ans. te | Wi i M 4 nior A champions, a 3 - Ojley's shot from the point past) Phillips also beat Parent an open net with 23 seconds re- orial Cup semi-finals against/worth, Jean Pronovost, Donjors 39-21 and picked up seven) PEs. filly owned by Jack and Verne Kings led 2-1 after the second.|year - old Wednesday at Fort \ | forth Beavers | Genshits Beat | eda or eda controlled play throughout.) Conditions were just as they closer to the Ontario Hockey and 'he track was sloppy. The lengths. In her first race she : ; | i - 2 their) Inetted six goals without a reply,| sss dias and taking a 1-0 lead in thelr) | awa Green Gaels, 1% lengths, . Seaforth: McTwain forth, to capture the 1964-65 OHA) ak and Gary Hopcraft scored for games in Cornwall: The Gaels,| (McLaughlin, aie) 'A iweekend of May 8, with alllinto Lady Rh ' ' ; . 2 F ythm's. bandwagon The win, fourth-in five games,| ¢ Seaforth: McTwain rs.as three Etobicoke goals. He penses pai f a yr lH spl aap Penalties -- L. Dick and Cryickshank. | aoe ope nnet in the third The first home game for the/pjpitive choice. She returned iReceaw) iver!) 5.01) 4-3, night, with tickets going for ajgoy and Sun Dan returned |Brooklin team off-stride and) --(R. Dick, L. Dick) 17,37 crosse teams in Oshawa willltncle Blue combined for a pop- The line of McTwain, Me- | Attendance was about 1,000 : : Catharines, who are expected within the space of six minutes.| | MEMORIAL CUP RACE | pst, to ¢ the "Red- 'ate plage Pan deg i R e for home fams, before the reg-agara Falls Flyers, Garson-Fal- land Doig got this one back be- East Round- obin | Hho the Peterborough Seniors. Winnipeg Braves. i i -| rj , f|Quic' Is by Ross HAS BIG GATE In the third period, the home-|brothers contributed much of|Quick goals by s Bearslon the road and 10 games at sATE jto increase their total, death playoff with Smiths Falls/five - minute mark of the sec-| nome games are now on sale. | wert r t in Eastern); 7 h f the tournamen ahead again near the end o By THE CANADIAN PRESS {der lyear in OHA Intermediate com-| Maroons' forwards Gilbertiil! led Smiths Falls to a 3-3 tie petition. After finishing first injand Michel Lapalme figured on)in the third before the winner. itheir Lakeshore League sched-|four goals as the Quebec junior|Michel Lapalme scored his sec- jule race, they eliminated Port'champions dumped the Ottawalond to sew up the victory. |son Maple Leafs. : 135 games. FORT ERIE RESULTS --Tulsa Oil- club in the Central Professional --|Hockey League, topped the cir- for the | 1964-65 season. Tulsa, which un- fin- season . in| \fourth place in the six-team cir-| | West--Warroad Lakers, Nel-|cuit, had receipts of $256,550 for| Oshawa Midgets Win 'B' Fixture Art's Treat and Elforo The Great. DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 3, PAID $27.90 Winner, b g, 6, by Ardan -- Sun Talent, |by Sun Again. Playing in,the Trenton Lion's Pool $31,958. (Club Midget Hockey Tourna- ip HIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900. ee eee py eae dimge ing, maiden three-year. es, a 7-3 defeat at t a Tebow Cot Gomer '96 390 3.30,Fonto Marlboros yesterday after- TieMerry Beraue. Dititech 28 26 ngon, in the "A" Section but iso "Ran in Order: Floral Emblem,|Came back in the "B'" Section Pau Oasis, | See Daz, Sasamo 520, |competition with an 8-2 victory , xing, a | itis Cnet ts ary Ot | ternen F inner, or br f, 3, ing Fury--~| Mike Henner, Frank Sawyer Cay ora an eee land Bill Morrison scored Osh- Abbie mini "hene tuk Mate goals in the first game. en two-year-olds. 4% Furlongs (8). In the game against Hawkes- SNorm Milove, Harrison 7.20 4.10 370 bury, Sauboivin and Taylor were ar. Quinella Pool $24,710. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- 2-Cresta Roja, Leblanc 6.4oithe goal-getters for the losers Alse Ran in Order: Dollar Scholar.|while Oshawa's goals were Silver Dollar. € inner, b ¢, 2, by Penaction -- Suzie, by Hudgin, Frank Sawyer, Bill Pool $44,268, (2), John Salowski, istle > FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,900. Allow- Terry Ostle and Jerry Welsh longs (6). 2B-Shook 2nd, Dittfach --§.50 2.40 2.10 OC SCORES ve 2" HOCKEY 5 -Eddie Ray, Ferro Sie Riser. and: A Notilag ider and A-Nothin acred. A--B Hatskin Entry : ' American League ersney s QuINELLA, we ANG 4 PAID siege (rershey 1 Rochester 2 Winner, ch g, 5, by Hook Money--Scariet | \' Soaks by Wane final 1-0) ehevins Western League i ances, three-year-old fillies, foaled in Can- (Portland leads best - of - seven 4-Lady Rhythm, Fitz'ns 3.30 2.50 2.20 final 3-1 ' 2-So War, Walsh 3.00 2.30 3-1) Also Ran in Order: Maytown and Avant Midi, Tulsa 1 St. Paul 2 Kansulin, by Chop Chop. (St. Paul wins best - of - seven Pool $43,327. 4-Har-Dan, Shuk 5.70 4.70 Hurry Man, Asisee It, Willie Wahoo and 7 : iscored by Dave Mosier, Daryl pecciea yes Morrison ances, four-year-olds and up,. 6/2 Fur- 4 -Uncle Blue, Gomez 2.70 Order: River Bully, 8 By THE CANADIAN PRESS B--A Bianco and Shanel Stables Entry (Rochester leads best-of-seven Portland 3 Victoria 2 ada. 6 Furlongs (5). 3-Northern Doll, Harris 2.50 Central Professional Winner, » t, 3, by Mister Jive -- Mitt final 4-2) SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,300. Claim- Allan Cup ing, four-year-olds and up, 6 Furlongs (6). « * " 2joey Mac, Armstrong 25.00 11.90 4.70, Sherbrooke 4 Woodstock 1 6Smart Flyer, Dittfach 780 4.60 (Sherbrooke leads best-of-seven STavy Blue, Bailey 3.40 'inal 2-0) Also Ran in Order: Sir Robert, Brief Memorial Cup vee and Miss greener ee. Winner, ch g, 7, by Easy Fibber -- Deja, , . ' ; by Wor Glory." Easy Fibber -- Pelt Carson-Falconbridge 2 Niagara Pool "$41,287. Falls 6 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $1,900, Ciaim- (Niagara Falls leads best - of- ing, four-year-olds and up, foaled in Can-|seven eastern semi-final 3-0) ada. 6 Furlongs (7). 1 mij , i PPower Factor, snok 7.50 400 2.40/Smiths Falls 3 Lachine 5 (at 3-Balinode, Harris 3.80 2.70 Sydney) Our Intereien, Fie ps 2.590'(Lachine wins eastern semi-fi- Also Ran in Order: Wedded Bliss, Wind iy i Wave, Actlite: srt kinds nal round-robin tournament) igsey. "i : ~ Wie, bor br g, 4, by Distillate --/ Winnipeg 1 Edmonton 3 an en, by Olney. -of- Pool $47,748 Total Pool $353,499 (Edmonton leads best-of-seven Attendance 5,494, western final 1-0) OSHAWA GREEN GAEL LACROSSE CLUB 1965 SEASON TICKETS |Hope in six games, then added|pistrict kings 5-3 to move ine Arion Popkey of Smiths Falls| win nnnet ! i ins' > winner 0 ; : es | feast Wakely of that team, 'o}e nal agaiet eerer "tured aside 19 shots, eight off Pggmmmicont Friday, April 28, 8:80 P.M. In subsequent playdowns, they] The winner of that series willl Chet Rose wAd 18 stops in the| w % Oshawa Civic Auditorium jeliminated bee pone pte eS West for the Memorial!r achine net, nine in the final pe-| seven- series up final. rj jthey put out, Gravenhurst in Gilbert's goal, on a power "00" tournament began with \four-straight games, to reach|play with his brother and de- oan teat it Sianey Guna) \the provincial finals against Sea-'fenceman Gerry Firn at 5:22 Of preton Post Mentime faniod the final period proved the win- : pcr J | Kar champion, was eliminated Mon-| . : are day night when Smiths Falls| BE colt Bag Dag ag Por handed them their third loss. | the second time Smiths Falls 'ag pee ome wes iret to even the score.\when Lachine trounced Sydney) [pane mack 111-2 Tuesday night, giving the SEAFORTH -- goal: Baker;|OPENS SCORING Maroons and the Bears identi-| | Professor Hiro & Bulldog Brower _# Whipper Watson & Pat Flanagan "ANDY ROBIN vs FRED ATKINS | BROOKLIN -- goal, Vanstone; Bat tht, Whipped WATSON "BOB LIEPLER vs KARL GOTCH | ; ae ___ (German Champion) MIKE VALENTINO vs VICTOR RIVERA Tickets -- Reserved Ringside ONLY sold et the CASINO REST.--723-9721----and ot Auditorium on Friday 7 P.M. 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