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ee THE GENERALS Toronto Marlboros make their first appearance of the season here at the Civic Audi- torium tomorrow night. The largest crowd recorded at the Auditorium thus far was be- tween these two clubs last season with 4,700 fans sitting in. These two clubs have met | Bobby Orr and Paul Cadieux To Play Bobby Orr O'Shea continue to lead the scoring parade with Orr hav- ing a total of 41 points made up of 15 goals and 26 assists, while O'Shea trails by 2 points with 16-goals and 23 assists for 39 points. The next. two positions are held by Andre Lacroix and Danny Grant of the "Petes" with 38 and 32 points re- spectively followed by the Generals' Wayne Cashman fyith 27 points. Actually, the Generals have four players in the league's top ten scorers in the per- sons of Orr, O'Shea, Cash- man and Bill Little. Little has 2 points made up of 10 goals and 15 assists. and Danny - By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals twice this season at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens and so far have got nowhere in de- ciding any superiority over each other. The first en- counter back on Sunday, Oc- tober 24 ended in a 4-4 stale- mate while last Sunday the two clubs again battled to a 6-6 tie. Goaltender Ian Young of the Generals ranks fourth with a goals against average over 3.59. Young's average shot up last weekend with 12 goals be- ing scored in Saturday's and Sunday's games against Jr. Canadiens and Mariboros, Ian reported a sore arm and had trouble on the short side but his play has been extremely good and we feel he can end up with one of the better aver- ages, at the conclusion of the season. Tomorrow's game begins at 7.15 p.m. and these two clubs should set a seasonal high in attendance at the Auditorium. Marlies Have Had Their Problems. . The Generals have been hard hit by injuries of late but the Toronto Marlboros have also had their. share. Jim McKenny, Barry Watson, Mike Byers and Mike Corri- gan have all been out of the line-up with various ailments. Last week they lost another player, this one for the sea- son, when young Jimmy Davidson broke his leg in three places, in a fall, re- sulting from a fan throwing a paper clip on to the ice. However, the "Marlies" have most of their injure back in the line-up with Mc- Kenny, Watson, Byers and Corrigan all rejoining the club. Billy White and Jimmy Whittaker are out of the Generals line-up for an indefi- nite period. Last weekend Bobby Orr and Paul Cadieux picked up injuries but both these players are expected to dress for tomorrow night's action. This column was. written prior to last night's game be- tween Niagara Falls and Peterbrough and if the Falls won, then the Generals have slipped back into second place and must win tomorrow night to stay in the fight for top spot. On the other hand, if Peterborough won, they too are right in the thick of the race for the league leader- ship, Generals Jottings... It's interesting to note that the Generals haven't lost a game since Ron Dussiaume was elevated from '"Crush- men" Jr. "B" Club. . Speaking of the "Crushmen" they are in Belleville tonight for a fixture on the road and return on next Friday eve- ming for a big night here against the Kingston Fronten- acs... . This will be known as "all kids night," with various merchants and industries in the city, purchasing tickets for this game and in return giving them away to the small fry here in the city.... Lots of prizes will be avail- able to the kids in this game with two "puppy" dogs being drawn for as well as two bicycles and a number of autographed hockey sticks... All indications are that this game will draw well over 3,000 fans to this Jr. "B" at- traction. . . . Beginning next week, purchasers of --pro- grams at the Generals games will also receive a 5" x 7" photo of an Oshawa General player. These photos are made possible, jointly, by the Gen- erals Hockey Club and radio station CKLB and Crown Life Insurance Co, ., . It's an ex- cellent way to get a fine col- lection of this year's members of the Generals roster, They will be inserted into the pro- grame. . .. Last week's "hockey stick promotion" 'at the Jr. "B" game was a huge success with over 1,400 fans on hand. As a matter of fact, they ran out of sticks and those youngsters who received a coupon, may pick up his stick now, at Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods. BOB SCHWEICKERT * (22), above, a former Tech quarterback and now a member of the New York Jets AFL team, was said to havesreported. to the Jets, Charge U.S. Army Sergean Soliciting Bribe Off Jet NEW YORK (AP)--An army|22, was said to have reported ar-|the offer to the Jets, who called recruiting sergeant Was rested Thursday and accused soliciting a bribe from a New| York Jets football player to hel Ip| American Football League club, him beat the draft. The player, Bob Schweickert, |pre- -induction procedure about By RON SPEER MIAMI BEACH (AP) -- Cin- einnati is trying to swap off its big gun, slugging outfielder Frank Robinson, for players the Reds think might help them win the 1966 National League pen- nant. 'This is the biggest news of the week at the baseball meet- Slings, in my opinion," said Bobby Bragan, manager of At- lanta Braves, 'I didn't think the Reds would be willing to let Robinson go." Bragan was involved in a ma- jor deal of his own that would give the Braves a relief pitcher they are seeking. The Braves and Kansas City Athletics are near agreement on a deal that Both Olympics Canada Can Bid! edl egs| Trade Frank Robinson would send relief ace John Wyatt of Kansas City to Atlanta for outfielder Rico Carty. Both teams decided early this morning "to sleep on the deal" before making a firial decision: Baltimore Orioles and Hous- ton Astros are the clubs with which Cincinnati is known to have tried to work out deals for Robinson, but both rejected pro- posals by the Reds. Trades made, however, at the major league meetings Thurs- day sent Chicago Cub reliever Lindy McDaniel to San Fran- cisco Giants in a four-player swap, and Baltimore first base- man Norm Siebern to California Angels for 22-year-old rookie outfielder Dick Simpson. Cincinnati wanted veteran pitcher Milt Pappas and a flashy rookie outfielder, Curt \Blefary, from Baltimore, but the Orioles refused to give them up. Houston declined to send pitcher Larry Dierker and out- fielder Jim Wynn to Cincinnat!) CALGARY (CP)--Canada is/for the Reds' outfielder. one of the few countries in the} Robinson, 30, had a typical world that could make a suc-|year in 1965 for the Reds, who cessful presentation for both the|finished fourth in the Nationkl 1972 Winter and Summer Olym-|League, batting .296 and hitting jpic Games, Mayor Jean Drap-|33 home runs. H | eau of Montreal said Thursday.| Reports that Robinson might Mayor Drapeau arrived injbe traded came in the wake of Calgary by air for a meeting/a deal that sent McDaniel and with officials of Olympic '72, ajoutfielder DonLandrum to San Calgary-based group supporting) Francisco for pitcher Bill Hands ae ving |. | | | McDaniel, 29, who in the last seven years has never appeared in less than 55 games a season, won five games and lost six for the Cubs in 1965. Landrum, 29, had his best year in the | leagues last season when he h 226 in 130 games. Hands had a 0-2 record for San Francisco in 1965 after be- ing brought up from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League, where he won his first eight games and pitched six shutouts. Hundley, a $90,000 bonus baby with the Giants in 1960, hit .240 for Tacoma last summer, a is idered a top d catcher. Hg National League owners re jected applications for 1966 ma- Trophy winner Mike Garrett THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 3, 1965 Si tropey % Winna He was the No. 3 pick of Lox Angcies tins Re aan Football League and the 20th selection of Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football © League. 4 Rene ee Has High Price NEW YORK (AP)--Heisman hinted Thursday that it might take $250,000 to hire college foot- ball's strongest running legs for the pros, "It Yerby (Billy Yerby, Mich- igan), a tackle, can get $250,000 for signing with New York Jets, } don't see why I shouldn't think in those figures," said the all- America halfback from South- jern California. Garrett, in town to receive the Heisman award as the year's outstanding college gridder, said he is waiting to weigh all offers before committing him- self on where he would be work- ing next year. 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