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TT | (oe BY CLIFF GORDON : jing just.twa- ties i their est pis H. taka SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS are at home to the Peterborough "Petes" here at the Civic Auditorium tonight and it could be the big game of the year. The Liftlock City squad is currently enjoying a great big winning streak -- they've gone a full 12 games without suffering a defeat -- and a win here tonight will put them right up at the top of the OHA Junior "A" scramble. Aside from 'hoping to end -Peter- borough's long hot streak, the Generals are also looking for that win that will re-establish their grip on the top rung. Meanwhile, the pressure is "easing up" just a little with members of the Oshawa Generals ,Bobby Orr and Danny O'Shea getting a chance to relax, after a hectic early week. Both turned in brilliant performances against the Russians. By the way, the road to the Civic Auditorium is all cleaned up now, so the one-way traffic system should make the Auditorium trip, both to it and away from it, after the game, a lot easier. BRIGHT BITS: Gerry McDougall, a member of the un- flefeated Knox Presbyterian team, in the Oshawa Protestant Bantam League hockey loop, suffered a broken collarbone, last week -- first serious injury of the season, in the Pro- testant Leagues ... UAW Rod and Gun Club has a meeting tomorrow night, at the UAW Hall, with several entertaining films scheduled, as well as a Christmas cartoon for the children, The show starts at 7:30 p.m. ... PETE MEWETT, former McLaughlin Collegiate track star, has just completed his: Junior year with the Oregon State University track team. Primarily a miler, rather than a distance man, Pete had a big season at Oregon, placing sixth in the Oregon AAU | len Last week, Oshawa Generals decided to remove Chris Hayes \from their roster and place him jon a Junior 'B' card. In_ the words of general manager Wren 'Blair, the club hoped Hayes jwould "regain his scoring touch," | The move began to pay off Friday night, when Hayes scored two.goals and added a pair of assists to pace Oshawa Crushmen to a 5-2 victory over Trenton Apple Kings. Approxi- mately 700 fans attended the game in Trenton. Other Oshawa goals were 'netted by captain Jerry Dionne, Jim Booth and Gary Bradley. Terry Hutchison and Barry Tur- ner replied for the losers. Apple Kings opened the scor- ing midway through the first jperiod when Turner beat goal- tender Rob Waddell. Trenton |was playing a man short at the. time. l Waddell, who played an out-] iia game in the OshawalBooth to put the game out of,Dionne and Brian Morenz were| ¢ singled out for priase after the) , sage, then proceeded to blank| the opposition for almost 50/ minutes while his team-mates/ drilled five straight goals past) |the third. Hutchison netted Tren-| Trenton netminder Wayne Bon- jton's second counter with just/Pleased with the play of his log ter. in| reach. z _ CHRIS HAYES ROB WADDELL in|game, Coach Ted O'Connor Bradley made it 5-1 early seconds remaining. jleague-leaders. He felt the game Fifteen penalties were cailed,| jindicated they have broken out Was | 2:02, The next tome contest is December, 29 when Kingston Frontenacs visit Oshawa. OSHAWA CRUSHMEN: Bob Waddell (goal), Don Bowen, Bill Horton, Brian Morenz, Chris Hayes, Gary Bradley, ee Edmunds, Leo Ayotte, Jim Booth, Dickson, Jerry Dionne, Roger newiae, Phil Solomon, Mike Hewer, Frank Saw- ig? Dave Gavel (sub-goalie). TRENTON APPLE KINGS: Wayne' Bonter deal Bob Fraser, Art Hampton, Andy Teeple, Terry Hutchison, Al Fergu- son, Gary Stewart, Bob Benham, Barry Turner, Larry Poechman, Danny Creigh- fon, Dan Dixon, Steve Holmes, Tom Glover, Chuck Howard, Dennis Orr (sub- goalie), FIRST PERIOD 1, Trenton: Turner (Holmes) ..... 2. Oshawa: Hayes (Bradiey) oa 17282 Pens: Hayes (charging) 6:02, icuver (hooking) 10:10, Sawyer (elbowing) 11:52, Dickson {high sticking) 11:52, Holmes {righ sticking) 11:52, Ferguson (holding) 9:22, Turner (elbowing) 20:00. SECOND PERIOD 3. Oshawa: Hayes (Booth, Dionne) .. 4 was Dionne (Hayes. i Pens: \sdititin (ripping) 3:48, Ed munds (holding puck) 13:40, Dionne (trip- ping) 16:17, 10:39 THIRD PERIOD * PS lg Bocth Dionne, Hayes) Oshawa: Bradley (Dickson) - Trenton: | (Teeple, Pens Hutchison Benhers) 9 Edmunds (cross checkin: Fraser (cross checking) 8:07, G 12:24, Creighton (roughing) 16:52 SHOTS Oshawa Gigver O'Shea's services. |(charging) 10:06, Morenz (high sticking) deals went through \ceived much publicity over the :20jpast three weeks, returned to 3 a) Whitby lineup. aay Lases Stastore TaRET failed in their bid to inove| into the final playoff spot in the OHA Metro Junior 'B' hockey | league. After leading 4-3 after two} periods, Steelers came out on| ob| the short end of a 5-4 score at "ithe hands of St: Michaels Col- lege Buzzers. of gas as the game progressed, of gas as the game progressed a goal at the 15-second mark of the final period taking the steam out of the locals. The goal came as a result of loose defensive play. Mike Boland, John Noble, Paul McCann, Steve Giuliani and Bill Morrison scored for the home town college crew. Morii- son's goal, coming at 9:22 of the third. period, proved to be the winner. Dave MacMillan sparked the Whitby attack with two goals. singles came from Pete Vipond and Rick Thompson. Kevin O'Shea, who has re- apren games, Stealers. themseives. tives rc a playoff spot. Coach Cherry cannot pinpoint jthe reason for the club's recent 'poor play, but he feels the tide jmay turn with O'Shea and Leach in the lineup. Next game for the Steelers is Monday night when they host | Weston Dodgers. FIRST PERIOD 1, Whitby: Thompson (O'Shea, Lavender) ...... 152 2. Whitby: MacMillan (CLORCH) sscecsacsteccccss SI8 3. Buzzers; Boland (Haine) caveesvascesans 10:88 4. Buzzers: Noble (McNeill) sbenseubeoa Seine 5. Buzzers: McCann (PUAN) sscsssceccccvae 1908 Pens: Chalmers 13:05 SECOND PERIOD 6. Whitby: MacMillan ... 15:05 7. Whitby: Vipond CO'BNDR) i seassiyeacees' 107 Pens: Chalmers 3:16, Fullan ae McNeill 10:48, Cheesman THIRD PERIOD Apparently four or five OHA 'Junior 'A' clubs were after None of the (for now |anyway) and O'Shea is back in a Lasco uniform. He should be 8. Buzzers: Giuliani (Fullan, MeCann) 9. Buzzers: Morrison GNODIE) 8s 65s cc taxon a Oe Pens: Zuccatto 10:42, 13:57, Young, O'Shea, Cheesman (mis- 15 Hayes tied the score laie the first and. put Crushmen ahead half way through the middle period. He then set unjand Mike Hewer conduct) 11:36, McNeill, O'Shea 17:45. meet and three of those who finished ahead of Pete 'were his own teammates. His 26th placing in the Canadian National Championships, at Vancouver, last month, rate this Oshawa runner an excellent chance of being a member of the Cana- he spark that is needed to get ----'the team rolling once again. He picked up two assists, and while out of action for three leight to Oshawa. The steady|f their recent slump. Trenton jpenalty killing of Frank Sawyer | Next game, for the Crushmen| was a maijorlis Monday night when they; jtravel to Cobourg for an 8:00) KEVIN O'SHEA dian British Empire Games team, this coming 1966 summer. some fortunate lad receive flat box under the Christ- NEXT WEEKEND will see a symbol of manhood -- that long, mas tree will carry his first rifle, his first gun. That first gun can signify many things for the years ahead, quiet places, rich days and the personal adventure of the field. But right now, his first gun is a recognition of coming man- hood, by those who know and respect the subject.- Having a gun doesn't suddenly make the boy a man, but it is a sign, given by men, that the young receiver is no longer a boy. Many past generations have prized their symbols of new manhood. It might have been a horse, a pair of sea boots, lance, plume or the new .22 at Christmastime. There are people in our country today, who regard guns as symbols of violence and evil, they think firearms and hunting should be outlawed. With this thinking, a young man can always get skis, .or a football, or even a motorbike for Christmas -- all very fine and he would enjoy them. But his can also ski, his little brother has a football and the fat girl next door owns a motorbike. His manhood needs the old test, a true symbol. Society today, prone to say that a young man cannot have a gun, because guns are bad, that the young man is incapable of deciding between good and bad, yet society dares to say. when a youth becomes a man. Our urban life today, the lack of "space" and places to stroll through the country, with a gun, has deprived many a youth of this symbol of manhood, but in spite of these handicaps, now, more than ever before; the opportunity to introduce a youngster to this symbol of responsibility and manhood, presents parents with a challenge that should not be ignored. The gift of true, outdoor sportsmanship is a gift fo | be treasu treasured! Nationals Tie Marlies, sister ithrough any | Nevin's part, jerals, ; making a second-period goal by Dionne} and a third- d-period | tally factor in the victory. by ' with Hayes, Along Jerry!p.m. battle with the Cougers. | NEVIN MAY GET CHANCE 'Petes Here Tonight, Billy White Returns Peter Nevin has been in Osh- awa since the beginning of the hockey season. He has yet to play his first game. The situation arose not lack of ability on but because of a Canadian Hockey Association regulation. Indications are, how- ever, that Nevin will soon be in uniform for the Oshawa Crush- men. The OHA branch A branch who was year ago. Billy Heind! and Paul Ca- dieux, both with Oshawa Gen- fall into this category, Nevin the third such ruling states that each city is allowed only two transfers each season. transfer is any player not in the OHA one ayer. Nevin had three alternatives: return to the Maritimes there, pla anothet Pp: i and owen Coach Bep Guidolin reports -- White's main problem now to be lack of conditioning. He has been working out for just three days. "We'll spot Billy here and there,"' said Guidolin, *'and he'll take a shift here and there too. We'll just wait and see how things are going." Chris Roberts skated yester- day and although not in 100 per cent condition will play tonight On doctors adivee, Ron Dus- siaume passed up last night's Junior 'B' game in Trenton to rest a severe charleyhorse. He, too, will dress tonight. Bobby Orr's injured wrist is no longer hindering the play of brilliant defensive star. » DEAL OUT Blair said yesterday that any ' deal the Generals had hoped . to make for Kevin O'Shea, the flashy Whitby Steeler forward, | Easy Victory: For Varsity |} BOSTON (AP) -- hones 4 | of Toronte Varsity Blues eas outskated Northeastern Univer: sity Friday night, scoring six goals in the third period while Surging to a 9-1 victory. The game was part of Bos- ton Garden's third annual;members of the Canadian weeks did not look-to be out of shape. Manager Ivan Davie and coach Jim Cherry have a big job ahead of them now. Manag- Canadian Skiers Arrive At Camp BANFF, Alta. (CP)--The 24 Al Christmas college hockey festi- 2nd B ski teams arrive today | val Toronto's high scorer into the game, Hank Monteith, got the first goal at 5:37 of the first period but slammed against a pipe in the Northeast-|SiX men cage a few minutes later |uled He suffered Germany, ern and left the game. a badly bruised thigh Pete Burwash scored goals for Toronto, and Murray Stroud got two goals and two assists. of the goals. Toronto's captain, Bob Awrey, period. Goalie Bill Stewart | Saves for Toronto, providing a|Jan. the|tough defence to match the of-/|Jan. Thronton of North-| will feature European fence. Gary eastern made 39 saves. MAKE A DATE made 41)\to leave Calgary for for a two-week camp during oming Which the 1966 national squad will be completed. Three positions still are con: sideced vacant on the team of and five women sched- travel to Oberstoerf, early next month. The eight-member A team is to two expected to be included. 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'A'| Blair said he felt O'Shea Civic | should never have left the club, and|and his decision to sit out was finest'not the result of any recom- of Oshawa Generals and Oshawa | crowds is expected. mendation from the Generals Crushmen, informed The Times! WHITE RETURNS The Junior 'A' scoring race Niagara Falls Flye on their| yesterday that efforts to obtain' While Danny Sandford will re-, will be in the fore in tonight's | picked up Neil Clark, a 15- ee ee Aad wd gine pied permission for a third branch)main out of the lineup for|game. Andre Lacroix, pannel scorer with Toronto last year-| starts with a 7-1 romp over|ttansfer have met with some another week to 10 days with |Grant and Mickey. Redmond of | snpen He eeehon cipad sage we Hamilton Red Wings and Kit- Success badly-bruised knees, Billy White| Peterborough and Bobby Orr, | gona oe " Bee ba chener Rangers took their un-| The Lakeshore Junior 'B')will be making his first ap-|Danny O'Shea and Wayne Cash-} ee fi $e beaten streak to five games|league and the Ontario Hockey|pearance with the Generals in|man of the Generals are all in| except Marlies who were forced with a 3-1 decision over Mont-|Association have already ap-|six weeks the running for top honors. real Junior Canadiens. proved the equest, and the a WHITBY DISTRICT crane: scones Canadian Hockey Asidltion BOWLING SCORES another OHA club without two branch transfers, or stay in Oshawa and be content to prac- tice without playing in league borough Petes, contests. He chose the latter./hottest team A circles. Game SOME SUCCESS Auditorium is 7:15 p.m., Wren Blair, general manager one Flyers Trample Wi yers Trample Wings nis Wiles By THE CANADIAN PRESS ,to scramble for a 2-2 draw on the | home ice Friday night. The Marlies have beaten Lon- don only games this year. The Nationals have won once and tied twice in currently in Junior time at Frustration is becoming name of 'the game for Toronto Marlboros when they play their Ontario Hockey Association Ju- nior A rivals, London Nationals. The Nationals 'trained' with|S&@mes in Toronto. the Marlboros this season and| In other action Friday night, once in four of the season's Guaranteed Used Cars ROY W. NICHOLS Courtice ond Bowmanville Chevrolet, Corvair, Oldsmobile Seles and Service PHONE 728-6206 43 Years Serving You SUNDAY, DEC. 19 HOCKEY--Oshowa UAW Leegue--Tony's vs Oshawa TV, and Versafood vs Storr Furn., at 11:30 a.m: both games at. Civic Auitorium Oshawa Senior Leaque--Foley's vs L. & R Service, at 7:00 p.m.: Juveniles vs Bad Boys, at 8:15 p.m. and Flyers ve Honest Cal's, at 9:30 p.m.: all aames at Civic Auditorium Whitby Mer- eantile Leaque--Ottenbrite v< Arena Sunoco, at 12:00 noon and Kelly Disrev vs Roval Hote!, ot 2:00 om at Whitby Arena Duplote Hockey League--Doubleheader at Auditorium, starting ot 4:00 at 10:00 am added to scoring one The other Murray Mee- Tor- Apngyenet oe AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTRE Su Marlboros' woe by . REQUIRES Should Nevin be permitted to of goals nlavy with the Crushmen, it came from Randy would mean that Ron Dus- Watson..and_ Gerry siaume and Brian Morenz would 3 m- han salvaged the draw for be brought. up to the Generals onto. and placed on 'A' cards. The tie vut Toronto in fourth, Both Dussiaume and Morenz place, a point ahead of Mont- will be in the Generals' lineup real, but left London last in the/tonight when they meet Peter- nine-team loop - minors In Niagara Falls, the Flyers' impressive victory came with- out five members of their reg- ular lineup. Jean Pronovost scored: two goals to lead Niagara Falls. The others were divided among} defencemen Guy Allen and John Arbour and Jim Lorentz, Rosaire Paiement and rookie Tom Webster Dan Lawson scored for Ham- ilton Kitchener moved into a sixth place tie with Montreal with their win. Ken Gratton, Bob Cook and Bob Jones got the Rangers, 20¢ For Montreal, Michel me scored before uffering i z injury, "The Best Barber In Ontario" AND HIS STAFF Wish All The Residents of Oshawa A MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR is 1965's first Competition, London's WHITBY LADIES both eos Civic CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE Allsorts y Beans e Buds Barry Points For The Day -- drops 2; Humbugs 2; J Savers 0; Lolipops 2; Map Peppermints 4 Triples Over 500 Jean Ward 616; Mary Amel Farndale 591; Florence Jean King 588; oldie Marshall 588; Gladys Wiles 580 tty Pascoe 566 Alice Anderson 552; Rose Peleshok 537 Liz Martin 520; Greta McDonough 518 Rae Thierman 517; Katie Loyst 51; Sheila Villeneuve 5] Bernice Moase| 512; Marion Sturgess 505 and Muriel McKim 502 Singles Over 200 reen Kehoe 258, mf Rose Peleshok 240 Muriel Grant 23 Mary Amel 2 233, 221; Goldie ha Villeneuve 224; Jean K Labanovich 214; Alice Katie. Loyst 206, Muriel McKim 205; Ber mice Moase 204 and Marg Farquhar 202 Turkey Winners in The Roll-off: Doreen Kehoe; Jean Ward: Rose Go! die Marshal!; Ann Labanov Donough Thierman The box sweets presented Bowling Lanes to the bowler with hidden low score was won by sweetie Muriel Grant Cellar Dwellers: Kay. Fertile 98; Edie Fuller 99; Muriel Grant 96; Bev Grondir 74; Hazel Moore 89; Sarah Vanstavern 92, 74 and Ede Waler 93 and a 7 for 4 game of seven frames DUTIES: Responsible for service station. complete operation -of--the MONDAY, DEC, 20 HOCKEY--OHA Intermediate--Port Perry at Uxbridge, #:30--nm.--- OHA Junior "BY" Metro Leaaue--Weston Dodoers vs Whitby Lascn Steelers, at Whitby Arena, 8:00 p.m GM Office Leoane--Double header, ot Civic Auditorit torting at 6:00 om Ochawa Miner Assoc. Juvenile Lesaue--Oshown Dairy vs Auto Workers' Credit Union at 8:30 pm. and Hayden Macdonald vs Tenv's Refreshments, at 9:30 hoth aames at Civic Auditorium OMHA Bantam Leanve-- Canadian Tire, ot 5:00 n.m.: Local 1817 vs Local 2874. ot Police Assoc, ve Peter's Realty. at 7:90 p.m.: Houdaille Ltd. Flooring, ot 7:55 p.m. and Local .1500 vs Seugog Cleaners, oll games at Oshawa Children's Arena MOSIER Sheet Metal Work Ph. 668-5281 e INDUSTRIAL ¢ COMMERCIAL © RESIDENTIAL GEORGE'S FINA SERVICE Tune-ups. Licensed Mechanic Free Check-Up Get ready for Winter, come Doreen Kehoe 659 594; Isabe ' Moore 590 QUALIFICATIONS: Previous related service stotion experience an asset. Pleasing personality and able to dea! with customers. Must have ability to hire and supervise staff Meet Your Friends Before and After The Game In "The Regency Room" of the ROYAL HOTEL 171 Brock St. N. Dining Room Open. 12 Noon 'till A.M. 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Midget Leaque--Kiwanis Club vs Letter Carriers, at 8:00 p.m. and Canadian Legion vs Lions Club, at 9:00 p.m. both aomes at Civic Auditorium OMHA Rentam Leacue-- Hombly's Bev. vs Cay Lumber, ot 7:20 p.m. B'Nai B'Rith vs Bothe & McLelland, at 8:20 p.m. and Westmount Kiwanis vs Canadian Corps. ot 9:20 om.: all three games at Children's Arena FIGURE SKATING--Oshaowa Figure Skating Club, ot Civie Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m REPLY IN WRITING, GIVING FULL PARTICULARS TO: BOX NUMBER D1665 OSHAWA TIMES ne WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22 HOCKEY--CYO League--at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 Minor Association--Two exhibition bames--Pee Wee All-Stars ot 7:00 p.m, ond Midoet All-Stars at 8:30 p.m: both qames at Oshawa Children's Areno OMHA Novice League--Ajox vs Oshawa, ot Brooklin Arena, 7:00 p.m ICE SKATING--Public skating {adults only) at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m to 10:00 p.m. . Oshawa GET the BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT OF ALL HOME COMFORT AO mmmergeenspnnnaeenrser er in for a Fall tune-up now ! 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