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w 11, 1960 bed @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 11, \ench was a recreation old Generals' sweaters. favored in today's signs, There are far narrow stripes in it, were to change these stripes of we would merely Junior Canadiens, and s0, feeling is if we must change, we might as well appear like our parent Club. i "An even more important fae- tor is that our players find it a bit disappointing that they are not wearing the Bruins type uniforms, as are their counter- parts at Niagara Falls. Every other kid in the Junior "A" league is wearing a sweater like his national league ' organiza- tion wears, and I know that our kids would like the same. shawa Generals Have 21 Saturday Home Games sets against Marlboros and Ni- agara Falls, and a single attrac- tion against the new London Nationals in London, and per- haps, the Peterborough Petes, in an exhibition game in the new arena at Haliburton, On- tario. The three Wednesday night attractions will be on Wednes- day, November 24th, with St. Catharines; Wednesday, Janu- ary 19th, with Niagara Falls; and Wednesday, February 23rd, with Toronto Marlboros. Club president Humphreys said the season tickets will go on sale, in the very near future, with last year's season iicket holders being' contacted first, so that they may have the oppor- tunity of renewing their choice. Arena Manager Bill Kurelo will announce the dates of this program, as soon as he returns from his current vacation, New seats will then be available. Blair announced that he has secured satisfactory living ac- commodations for Coach "Bep" Guidolin, who will move here on September Ist, with his wife and four children, so that his child- ren may begin their school prog- ram in the city. The Directors of the Generals will meet some time this week to consider another major move within the organization. There is a strong feeling that the Generals should go to the Boston "However, before the rink burned, the Generals had de- parted from the red, white and blue colors of old, and there is a feeling that we should be in the colars of our parent a zation, a "@Yery other or "A" team in the league. "Another thing is the current attended the Junior "A" sched- ule meeting in Toronto last week and announced that the Generals have secured twenty- one home Saturday nights and three Wednesdays, 48-GAME SCHEDULE The nine Junior 'A Clubs will play a 48-game schedule this season, commencing on Thursday, October 7th, Generals will play their first home game on Saturday, Octo- ber 9th, against the Kitchener Rangers, The Generals will play every Satureday throughout the winter with the exception of December 25, Christmas Night. Blair also announced that the Generals will play approxi- mately six pre-season exhibition games, with home-and-home Oshawa Generals have an- nounced several pertinent fac- tors involving the coming hockey season, First, the Motor City squad will feature Saturday night as their main playing night, with Wednesday being the alternate. President Russell Humphreys said, "It was quite obvious that Saturday nights were very heavily favored by the sports fans in the city, and also because of heavy night-shift commitments in Oshawa, the Directors of the Club were unanimous in their opinion that we should play on Saturdays. Again, as last year, Saturday attractions will start at 7:15 "General Manager Wren Blair LONDON COMING Ontario Cup Final In Oshawa, Saturday Officials are hoping for large crowd to witness the game, for the main part of the proceeds will be used by the}Oshawa Association to help defray the expenses of the Italia team, should it win over London and advance to the A BRIEF CHAT DURING TOURNAMENT ronto, three of the contest- in a brief chat at a midway ants in yesterday's tourna- green, during the annual ment, are shown indulging "Junior Invitational Tour- Mimico Enters | Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa COMMERCIAL @ INDUSTRIAL DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS NO DOWN PAYMENT @ 20 Months to Pay nament" at Thunderbird ng Roun Nigel one Golf Club, at Ashburn. John Nugent, 18, of Toronto and Gar Hamilton, of To- Oshawa Bowlers The Ontario Senior Soccer a Championship, for the Ontario Cup, has narrowed down to two teams and they will clash at Kinsmen Civic Stadium _ this Saturday night, at 7.30 p.m. The opponents will be Osh- awa Italia and London Marconi, Hogenboom Squad Blanks Italia: 2-0 Hogenboom Rangers blanked ' i ¥ Capture Gold Cup By DAVE MILLER TORONTO (CP) -- Gordon MaecMillan's rink from Oshawa won the team finals in the On- £tario lawn bowling tournament Tuesday by defeating Dick Ed- neys Kingston rink 18-17. MacMillan, runner-up in the 1964. Gld Cup final, fought an ll battle most of the way in his match against Edney, but built a perfect house in the final end to gain the victory. His rink of father Sam, 73, Jack Hunter, 66 and Clarence Oke, 52, was trailing 5-1 at the end of four ends but slowly fought its way back until they were one point back in the 17th end of the 18-end final. Vice - skip Sam MacMillan drew two perfect balls to the jack in the 18th end and Edney was a shade wide on his take- out attempt. Gord plugged the hole with his last ball and Ed- ney hit his own counter with his final take-out shot. The 32-year-old skip was pre- sented with the Gold Cup, em- blematic of Ontario lawn bowl- doubles jsented the Oshawa Lawn Bowl- ing Club, but lead Oke is from Bowmanville, Ont. MAWSON LOSES In other matches, Colin Sned- don of Detroit won the first consolation event, defeating Tom Mawson of Toronto 21-9. Sneddon built up an early lead and never looked back. He counted three in the fourth end, four in the sixth and finished the game with five points in the ninth end, Neil Salkeld of Caledonia, Ont. won the second consolation final with a 14-19 victory over Jim Inglis of Waterloo. The final outcome of the game was never in doubt as Salkeld led 11-0 after four ends. The teams exchanged singles in the later ends and Inglis closed with a rush, but Salkeld was too far ahead for the Wat- erloo foursome to catch, The tournament continues to- day with 132 bowlers in the mAtches, The final event of the five - day tourna- ment is a singles competition ing supremacy. His rink repre-| scheduled for Friday. Gale's Lumber Clinches First Place, Major Loop Gale's Lumber clinched first lace in the Oshawa and City istrict Softball Major .League standing, when the defeated Oshawa Merchants 14-0 Jast night at Al- exandra Park, in the second half of a doubleheader that cleaned up some of the season's post- poned games. In the first half of the night's twin- bill, Oshawa Merchants dropped a 7-2 decision to Brook-! lin Concretes. Andy Robin And Apache Pete In jand was the third out, at the) jplate, trying: to Wild Mat Do As any good wrestling fan knows, it's not unusual for the semi-final bout on any card to prove so outstanding that it | Don Ferguson homered in the Doug Scott pitched the win for Brooklin, giving. up only three Association's|hits while claiming a dozen} strikeout victims. Marcel Boivin was safe on the catcher's error, to open the third inning and eventually scored on misplays, for Merchants' first run and in the fifth inning, Bob Dionne was also safe on an error and he later scored, also on a misplay, for Merchants' only other run. Concretes opened with a four- run rally. V. Ferguson walked, was forced by John Hill and! then after two out, Glen Till singled, Larry Batherson tripled, so did Garnet Warriner and Bill Cornish was safe on an error, score on Tom Simpson's double. Junior 'A' Semis By THE CANADIAN PRESS Mimico Mounties entered the semi-final round of the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A championships Tuesday night while Toronto Township needs only one more win to do the same, The Mounties qualified with a 10-9 defeat of Long Branch in overtime play. They won their best-of-seven quarter finals four games to one. Toronto took a commanding 3-1 lead in their quarter-final contest with Etobicoke Terriers defeating them 12-9. The win- ner of that series meets Mi- mico, For Mimico, Joe Timson scored the winning goal after seven minutes of the overtime period. Graham Gair, with three, and Bruce, Ferguson.and Al Smith, with two each, also scored in regulation play. Bill Manly and Phil Fadel got sin- es. SCORES FOUR Bob Sicinski got four for Long Branch, while Paul MacDonald had a pair. Bruce Todman, Stan Cox and Ian Orr got the others, In the other game, Barry Sal- ovara scored four goals for Tor- onto. Barry MacKenzie added three, Ron Wannamaker, Joe Hore, Frank Morcorri, Bob Italia 2-0 Tuesday night, in an Oshawa and District soccer league game played at the Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, Both Ranger goals came in the first half, with Hogenboom dominating play. J, Vanhoof booted home both markers, The contest evened up slightly in the second half of play, when Italia held the winners off, but was un- able to launch a successful at- tack of its own. In a 'B' division game, Italia nipped Hogenboom 1-0, with Y. Mastroianni picking up the only tally, : Thursday night, Kickers meet Local 222 in a Carling Cup con- test -- a replay of a 6-6 dead- lock played last Saturday. In 'B' division action, the same two teams Jock horns. Italia meets London this Sat- urday at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium in the On- tario Cup finals, with game time slated for 7:30 p.m. It will be preceded by a Juvenile game between Oshawa Ukrainia and Toronto, to start at 6:30. the champions from' Western Ontario. Aside from winning their way through a tough eight-team local league, the London team knocked off Goderich and Ham- ilton on the way to the final. The Oshawa Italia team, after being successful in Oshawa, went on to record triumphs over Kingston who were the vic- tors then Sudbury the Champions of) Northern Ontario. | The London team was victori- ous over Hamilton by a 3-0 score, in their semi-final match} at London, on Sunday, Hamil-) had defeated Toronto} Hearts, the favorites to take} the championship, in an earlier} round, | Frank Malawy, coach of Osh-| awa Italia, is confident that) his team has the ability to take) it all this year and has been) practising his team regularly) and hard, for the first game, in the hope that the team can build up a lead on Saturday, that will be sufficient to take to London and sweep the series,) IN CITY HALL Detroit pennant winning clubs, is a De- troit city councilman, Billy Rogell, shortstop for thd { Tigers' 1934 and 1939big advantage that the Oshawa) which will be a two-game, total-| goal affair, Malawy figures that it is team will be playing the first game at home. } Chandler and Tom Campbell had singles. Etobicoke got five goals from Ron MacNeil, with others com- ing from Bill Coghill, Mickey Cherevaty, Paul Suggett and Earl MacNeil. Legionnaires Over Courtice Oshawa Junior Legionnaires | built up an 11-5 lead over Cour- tice Tuesday night, before the | | contest was called after six in- nings because of darkness, The game was played at Courtice/ Memorial Park. | The Oshawans~ wasted time putting the game away, | as they counted once im the first inning, and exploded for five in the second, to take a 6-2) lead. Legionnaires scored two! more in the fourth, two in the fifth and one in the sixth. Cour- seventh frame and Concretes got) tice tallied a pair of runs in| their two other runs in the 8th,/the second and fifth innings,| on a double by Simpson and) and a singleton in the third, "steals the show" from the|Ve? Ferguson's homer. main event, but last night at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, they had something special -- one of the preliminary bouts grabbed off the limelight--with everybody agreeing. In -the first prelim, Flanagan put the 'Indian death lock"' on 'Duke' Noble, after 16 minutes, to win that one. In the semi-final bout, '"Seaman"| Art Thomas and Bob Liepler ONE-SIDED FOR GALE'S The second half of the double- the way when the catcher failed to hold the third |header was one-sided with Gale's) jgetting their first and winning} jrun in the second inning when cep,» | eS Hockey struck out and then Pat" went all | Ted Lutton, Paul Clouthier| and Eric Peterson collected) three hits apiece for the win-| ners, with Peterson clouting a home run in the second frame.) Winning hurler, Dave Mitch- ell, limited Courtice to only! five hits, while fanning five) and walking five. Pete Werry strike and followed with a wild '0k the loss for Courtice, and throw to ist base, Gale's scored in every inning was relieved by Akey and War- den. The trio allowed nine hits) over the six innings. COLE of quelity sporting goods at stationery and school supplies. offered anywhere. BIG NAME CHANGING SPORTING GOODS LTD. FORMERLY We changed our name, but we still have our complete lines price conscious, here are some of the best bargains ever SALE SOLE'S | SPORTING GOODSE3 LIMITED lowest prices plus toys, games, To prove that we're still very ----full 36" x 72" size -- blend filling. 7.95 VALUE. SPECIAL seaileloth cover -- pleid flannel lining -- all-round zipper -- wool "CAMPER" SLEEPING BAG red 4.99 * WILKINSON STAINLESS STEEL RAZOR BLADES CAMPBELL "GOLD STAR" GOLF BALLS in Eastern Ontario and\-- Fastern Canada finals, to be played this year, at Halifax, Nova Scotia. 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