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THE GENERALS By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals The spirit of Christmas will cease for a couple of hours tomorrow night, at the Civic Auditorium, when the Peter- boro "Petes" move into the Motor City to tangle with the Generals. These two clubs have identical lost-and-lied records and inasmuch as the "Petes" have games in hand, they are by far the biggest threat to the Generals' 'irst place supremacy. Both clubs have lost 5 games and tied 4, and the Generals only have the point advantage because they have played two more games. Additionally, there is a great scoring battle going on be- tween these two clubs, per- haps the greatest in the his- tory of Junior "A" hockey, because the six top scorers in the race are divided equally, three players from Oshawa and three from Peterboro. The three Oshawa snipers are Bobby Orr, Danny O'Shea and Wayne Cashman while the three sharpshooters from Peterboro are Andre Lacroix, Danny Grant and Mickey Red- mond. Bobby Orr moved a point Russian Game A The Junior 'A' All-Stars turned in a great effort at Maple Leaf Gardens Tuesday night before 14,888 fans, with over 2,000 being turned away. The Juniors jumped into a 3-1 first period lead, but were gradually worn down by the older and more experienced Russian National Team. The final outcome was a 4-3 vic- tory for the Russians, but really became a moral vic- tory for the Juniors. The two players loaned from Generals Jottings Looking for a Christmas gift for a young hockey lad? Here's one that may just fill the bill. Frank Orr of Toronto has written a new book called ahead of Lacroix in London Monday night, while O'Shea remained two points back. Since this was written, prior to last night's game in Peter- boro, it is now quite possible that Lacroix has taken the league-scoring lead. Statistics, prior to last night's game, showed Orr in first place with 54 points, Lacroix second with 53, O'Shea third with 51, Grant fourth with 45, Redmond fifth with 35 and Cashman sixth with 34, Peterboro and Oshawa have both lost only once in their past 7 or 8 games and since they meet here tomorrow night and again back in Peter- boro next Thursday, (Decem- ber 23rd) it becomes pretty these teams rest in top spot over Christmas much of it will be decided in these two games this week. Another sell-out crowd is expected here tomorrow night and we hear that an ex- tremely large contingent are journeying up from Peterboro for this clash which starts at 7:15 p.m. at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Classic... Is, ae Orr and played a strong game with Orr being particularly outstanding. For many of the Toronto public it was the first time they had seen Orr play and he re- ceived an ovation almost very time he touched the puck. I'm sure everyone in the Gardens from Oshawa felt a great deal of pride as they heard fans from other com- munities cheer this boy of ours, the Gener: Danny O'S see a young lad from Timmins who becomes a Junior "A" star and is well written. Orr has covered Junior '"'A" hockey for several years and de Wings > tricks again. 2 who last season lca the National + 150 pound native of Bracebridge, - ular goaltending chores for De-} ' drafted by Toro. and won the By THE CANADIAN PRESS Roger Crozier is up to his old The spunky little netminder, Hockey League in shutouts with six, picked up another Thursday night as the third-place Detroit Red Wings defeated the cellar- dwelling Boston Bruins 2-0 in one of two scheduled games Toronto Maple Leafs edged Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in the other. Crozier joined the Red Wings for 15 games in the 1963-64 sea- son from Pittsburgh of -- the American League, where he won the outstandizg goaltender and outstanding rookie awards that year. He registered two shutouts in the 15 games. In 1964-65, the five-foot-eight, bridge, Ont., took over the reg- troit after Terry Sawchifk was a Bia nk lock that had prevailed going into the second period. Centre Bob Pulford, with his 10th of the , was the Brus; Leais Edge Montreal THE OSHAWA TIMES, Endey, Dosamber 17, 1965 9» CASE CLOSED MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) ae Hennepin County coroner's [ean fas sted the Daa. =a | death of Arthur F. Brace Lede: 2 former hockey player, "probable suicide" from a shite gun =-- in the head. . who died at his Minnea to tie the score with less than home, wes & be ged Calgary 'no: five minutes remaining in .the| autopsy was performed game. that the investigation is closed,. other Toronto scorer. Canadiens' two goals were Bobby R 's 15th marker in the opening 20 min- utes and Yvan Cournoyer's ninth of the year in the final period. It marked the second time in as many nights that the Leafs have acted as spoilers. Wednesday they snapped De- troit's seven - game winning streak with a 5-3 victory also spoiling Montreal's eight-game unbeaten record Thursday. Toronto netminder John Bower earned his win as he made rapid saves on Jean-Guy | B TOMORROW NITE 0.H. JUNIOR "A" HOCKEY SATURDAY NITE 7:15 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS vs. PETERBOROUGH Talbot, Ralph Backstrom, Terry) Harper and Cournoyer twice as} Calder Memorial Trophy as the} F league's outstanding rookie. Boston Bruins' goalie (30) skids on ice behind net, after being upset by De- troit's Gordie Howe (9), HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS 14 7 2 92 National League 11 9 4 85 Gat Fite Stee 1010 4 61 Montreal 14 ihe * 87 512 7 66 516 3 56 it i Thursday's Results Toronto 3 Montreal 2 Boston 0 Detroit 2 Saturday's Games 'North Plant' Two-Way Race rover 3 vous The North Plant Hockey) Chicago at Detroit }League continues to be a two- Sunday's Games team circuit. Montreal at New York The top two teams, Oshawa) Toronto at Boston B.P. and Blacks, pulled a lit-| Detroit at Chicago |tle further ahead of the bottom American League two clubs with lopsided wins in E F the most recent outings. Eastern Division Unbeaten B.P.'s trounced) Quebec 16 6 3115 Black Knights 16-7, and Blacks) Hershey 41 121 797 Men's Wear registered an easy| Providence 1012 1 65 11-5 decision over 0 64 while saving a first-period shot in the game at Detroit last night. Detroit's Norm Ullman (7) swings in to -- 56 10 69 26 a cs Chicago Detroit A Pt) Toronto 58 32) New York Boston L A Pt 71 35 67 23 80 21 pick up the puck but failed to score on the play. Later Uliman scored the 250th goal of his NHL career. acids _Wirephoto Yankees Due Salary Cuts NEW YORK (AP) There jwill be pay cuts aplenty for) |some members of New York | Yankees but none for Mickey |Mantle, the $100,000 slugger, jand other stars who were ham-| | pered by injuries in the 1965 |flop of the champions, says | Ralph Houk. "It's tough to cut people,"| said general manager Houk) | Thursday before leaving on a 'Florida vacation. "I don't like to do it. But you can't finish sixth, with the year some of our men had, and not expect to take less money." Houk would not name _ Uliman, the! , Crozier turned in a good per- , formance Thursday as he kicked out 26 shots, 11 in the final pe- riod, in recording his second shutout of the season and the 10th of his NHL career. Alex Delvecchio and Norm with his 250th NHL goal, were the Red Wing marks- men. Ullman, who hit the post on the side of the net on two ear- lier chances at the milestone, | finally got it in the second pe- jriod on a rising shot to beat Boston netminder Bernie Par- ent, back in the Bruins' net after a five-game layoff. The Boston goaltender also | Was spectacular as he stopped 6 shots. Unanswered second - period goals by rookie Brit Selby and Frank Mahovlich were sufficient to carry the fourth-place Leafs {to victory over the league-lead- ing Canadiens. SIXTH GOAL EACH For both Selby and Mahovlich it was the sixth goal of the sea- son as they broke a 1-1 dead- the Canadiens swarmed inside | the Toronto blueline in the third | period, Gordon Berenson and Back- strom also failed in other efforts T.P.T.'s Season Ticket Holders . Use Series No. 12 For This Game. BUS SERVICE Leave Downtown 6:00 - 6:30 « 7:00. Return ofter the game. BILL WHITE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT Continential STEAM BATH @ SUN LAMP 'e MASSAGE e@ HEAT TREATMENT R ded tor eches and peins (rheumat- ism, ete.) Call 728-2460 16A Ontario Street Downtown Oshowa @ Jim Bishop Sporting Goods Downtown Oshawa @ Auditorium Box Office NEXT HOME GAME SAT., JAN, Ist Generals vs. Toronto Mariboros THORNTON RD. SOUTH OFF KING ST. W. At sea and ashore! shows a deep insight into the Modern! Baltimore 10 11 69 20| players due for salary slashes, players problems of going | away from home as well as | the teams problems. It sells |for $3.75 and would be an ex- cellent gift for a young lad | interested in hockey... The | hairs "Crushmen" move into Trenton tonight for their Lv game before Christmas. he locals need a win badly if i hope to spend the holi- days in top spot. "Buck Martin Take Centre Ice." It's the story of Lake Ontario Hoop Dates "A SCHEDULE Jan. 4: Anderson at Central 4.00, Jan. 7: Donevan at McLaughlin 5.30, Grill, : : : Springfield 817 1 66 108 17|/but he said: "It's not tough to} Don Cruise with 'five goals Western Division | figure out if you look at the rec- | and Morse Clement with four|/ Rochester 16 5 1100 67 33|ords." paced thé B.P. attack. Clem) pittsburgh _ 14 8 1 90 7029, This would indicate pay cuts |Cheasm, Rick Branton and Bev) Cleveland 913 0 65 70 18\for first baseman Joe Pepitone, Woods added two each while) Buffalo 814 0 61 78 16|.247, 18 homers, 63 RBI; and Jack Raymond netted one. Thursday's Result |pitchers Jim Bouton, 4-15, Bill | Brian Rowe turned in div-| Sreviaince 2 Quebec 1 | Stafford, 3-6, and Al Downing, other fine game for Knights with Tonight's Games |12-14, among others. two goals and two assists. Ear!) Rochester at Baltimore Mantle, catcher Elston How- Foster and Sherman Shields} puffalo at Providence ard, outfielder Roger Maris and |Drin seoreed two and Blake OHA Junior A | shortstop Tony Kubek all were | Drinkwalter added one. WLT F A Pt, handicapped by injuries. O'Nelll at Central $.30. gi G d R Pett Jan, 11: MeLaughiin at Anderson 1.x | NHL BIG SEVEN | rked lacks v ro a pl hae be 33] lapastca Blacks' win with two Peterborough 12 5 75 28) St. Lawrence Senior gegen para Me! my THE CANADIAN PRESS |f02'S 08ch. Other serv eines, (Niagara Falls 11 § 67 27| Maxville 4 Hull 5 jthe winners wete Neil Finney "| Montreal 67 21/ Central Junior Jan. of Anderson at Doneven 4.00. Bobby Rousseau scored a goal| Garry Foster, Bev Gorshore, iarnato 92 102 21) TA Corawa & Jan. Central at MeLaughiin 5.30,/and assisted on another Thurs-|Lenard Foster, Lou Tully and s ~ an pepe jday night in Montreal Cana-|Howie McDougall. --. po . at a A sabia at dation io | diens' 3-2 loss at the hands of} Modern Grill got two goals a Catharines 641 75 101 15. Feb, 3: O'Nelll at McLaughlin 4.00. |Toronto Maple Leafs to take|from Gorel Halliday, and one tcadon 417 2 6712210. kek 4: Gonevan st Cantral 5.9% lover first place again in thejeach from Banister, McCabe Thursday's Results . &: Anderson at McLaugniin 4.00 National Hockey League indi- land Brown. Montreni 3 Hamilton 5 . + McLaughlin at Donevan $.30,/ vidual scoring' race. The league swings back into St Catharines 3 Peterborough 5 at O'Nelll 5.30. Rousseau now has 15 goals,action on the weekend with the)" Tonight's Games i "eaughlin at Cental 5.30 and a league-leading 20 assists) rig games until the NeW yamilton at Niagara Falls | O'N for 35 points, one more than/Y® Pee vc Anderien 4 e O'Nelll 4.00. Bobby el and Stan Mikita of STANDINGS Montreal at someon SCHEDULE Chicago Black Hawks. Hull is) 3p Ww 'nia a shawa d the league-leading goal scorer Bla New Haven 2 Nashville 4 International League Oshawa with 21 ck's | Norm Ullman of Detroit Red|Black Knights | ice 5 Dayton 7 cmmatiaie Wings scored a goal against | Modern Boston_.Bruins..Thursday---night own fourth snot with PO AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTRE REQUIRES SERVICE STATION MANAGER Responsible tot. complete operation of the service station. YOUR SATISFACTION iS OUR AIM All Cars Corry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Led. 1200 Dundes E, Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN NAVY RUM (Dark) PALM BREEZE WHITE CAP (Very Light) (White) 9 8 81 6 5 3 5 3 5 3 Pts, "ge Jan. V1: Clarke at (Bantam-Junior) 3.00 Jan. 13: Henry St. at Dennis O'Con- ner (Junior) 4.00, Courtice at Bowman ville (Bantam - Junior - Senior) 3.30, Pickering at Ajax (Bantam - Junior- Senior) 3.00 Jan. 2: Clarke af "Henry St Qutiior Senior) 3.00, Dennis O'Connor ai Oshawa) BNC Catholic (Junior) 3.00, Bowmanville at Pickering (Bantam-Junior-Senior) 3.00, Ajax at Courtice (Banfam-Junior,Senior) Catholic 0 8 2 ee 2 | y ae All Fine Gifts DON'T Come In Small Packages GIVE FAMILY PRESTIGE and ENJOYMENT PONTIAC BUICK OR LATE MODEL Beliveau of Montreal picked up an assist against the Leafs and is in fifth place with 30 points, one more than De- troit's Gordie Howe, who picked up an assist against the Bruins Alex Delvecchio, also of De- troit, rounds out the big seven with 27 points. The leaders: 3.00. Jan. 25: Bowmanville at Oshawa Catho- fice (Bantam-Junior) 3.30 Jan, 27: Pickering at Clarke (Bantam Dennis Junior-Senior) 3.00, Courtice at St. at O'Connor (Junior) 4.00, Henry Alax (Junior-Senior) 3.00. Feb. 1: Ajax at Oshawa Catholic (Ban. tam-Junior) 3.00. Feb. 3: Courtice at Pickering (Bantam. Clarke at Dennis DUTIES: Junior-Senior) 3.00, O'Connor (Junior) 4.90, Henry St. at Bow. manville (Junior-Senior) 3.30. Feb. 8: Oshawa Catholic at Courtice Oeeiee, Junior) 3.00 10: Bowmanville at Clarke (Ban ey Sonier: Senior). 3.00, Dennis O'Connor at Ajax (Junior) 4.00, Pickering at Henry $t. (Junior-Senior) -3.00. Feb. 15: Oshawa Catholic at Pickering (Bantam-Junior) 3. Feb, 17: Henry St. at Courtice (Junior- Senior) 3.00, Clarke at Ajax (Bantam- Junior-Senior) 3.00, Dennis O'Connor at Bowmanville (Junior) 3.30. Feb. 23: Oshawa Catholic at Henry St./ (Junior) 3.00. Feb. 24: Courtice at Clarke (Bantam- Junior-Senior) 3.00, Ajax at Bowmanville (Bantam-Junior-Senior) 3.30, Pickering at Bennis O'Connor (Junior) 4.00. NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, won 14, lost five, tied four, points 32 Points: Rousseau, Montreal, 35, Goals; Hull, Chicago, 21. Assists: QUALIFICATIONS: Previous related service station experience an asset. Pleasing personality and able to deal with customers. Must hove ability to hire and supervise staff Pts 35 34 34 31 30 29 27 Rousseau, Montreal Hull, Chicago Mikita, Chicago Ullman, Detroit Beliveau, Montreal Howe, Detroit Delvecchio, Detroit BENEFITS: Full Salary fully commensurate with experience. range of employee benefits. REPLY IN WRITING, GIVING FULL PARTICULARS TO: BOX NUMBER D1665 OSHAWA TIMES SALES SHOWROOM OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Sot. 'til 5 P.M. 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