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| WINNING STREAE iSPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR READERS HAMILTON'S Junior Red Wings didn't add a thing to the Oshawa hockey fans' and Generals' celebration of New Year's, did they? Currently on a hot streak, Rudy Pilous' crew chalked up their fourth-straight win last night, at the expense of the Oshawa Generals. They did it on the time- worn formula of containing Oshawa's attack with some stout back-checking and diligent fore-checking, holding the Gen- erals to only two goals. Then trailing 2-1 going into the third frame, the homesters unleashed a scorching three-goal rally that swept the league-leaders to a 4-2 defeat. There's no such thing as a good night to lose a game, but last night was more serious than usual, because while they were losing two possible points, Generals found their margin as leaders cut in half, because Danny Grant paced Peterborough to a 7-2 triumph over the Niagara Falls Flyers, up in the Liftlock City. Now the 'Petes' only trail Generals by two points -- and they have a-game-in-hand too! In the only other Junior "A" action last night, Montreal Canadiens nipped St. Kitts 6-5. THE GENERALS get their big chance for a 'Happy New Year's Day" when they play Toronto Marlboros here tomorrow night, at the usual starting time. This should give plenty of time for the turkey dressing to "settle down" and besides, by the time sports fans have watched three or four hours of football action, with all the '""Bowl Games' that are on TV tomorrow the hockey game will give them a chance to rest their eyes. Marlies have -been getting the spurs this past week -- their management is very unhappy SNA ase A devastating third-period at- tack, by the Hamilton Red | Wings on Thursday night, snapp- ed the Oshawa Generals' unde- feated string at six games. Encouraged by 3,827 partisan fans, the largest crowd at Ham- ilton Forum in three seasons, the Wings toppled the league- leaders 4-2. Generals had held period leads of 1-0 and 2-1 be- Red Wings' 3-Goa Slays Generals In Third fore being handed their second loss in 13 outings. MARGIN IS CUT : Brian Watts, Fred Speck, Gary Marsh and Don Giese- brecht scored for the home- sters, to keep them in a fourth- place tie with Montreal Junior Canadiens, 11 points behind Osh- awa. Generals, meanwhile, saw their lead diminish to two points over Peterborough Petes. | Paul Cadieux and Billy Heindl : scored for the visitors. | Cadieux gave Generals a first | period lead when he scored his {second goal of the season on a | power play. The rookie defence-| |man took a weak shot from the | blue line but Wing goalie Gerry Gray was screened. Hamilton needed just 19 sec-| Bete a onds to cash in on a penalty to|It was Heindl's ninth IAN YOUNG {behind him to give Oshawa a 2-1 margin going into the third. of the jett, Giesebrecht and "Sandy" I Rally Young's play. .. . He was also pleased at the size of the crowd. Generals drew an all-time re- cord in Peterborough recently, and have played before the largest crowds of the season in Toronto and Niagara Falls... . "We've had a good '65", said the coach, "now let's hope for a good '66". . . . Generals at- tempt to get the New Year off to a good start, on Saturday night, when they host the To- ronto Marlboros at Civic Audi- torium. . . . Starry Wayne Carle- ton is expected to be back in the Marlie line-up. Officials are hoping for a sell-out crowd at the 7.15 p.m. game. OSHAWA GENERALS -- Goal: Young; Defence: Orr, Beveriey, Roberts, Cadieux, | Morenz,| Wilkins; forwards: O'Shea, Heindi, Hayes, Little, Babcock, Black, Cashman, Sanford, White, Oussiayme. HAMILTON RED WINGS Goa' Gray; Defence: Young, Smith, Carpen- ter, Crashliey, Chiarot; forwards: Pettit, Hatoum, Keeler, Giesebrecht, Marsh, Snow, Watts, Libett, Speck, Lawson, Ma- hovlich. 1. FIRST PERIOD Generals: Cadieux (2) Morenz 15.0. GARY MARSH man (roughing), Hatoum (roughing) 12.00, standing after the Wings had)Libett (interference) 13.08 ; ND P taken a 3-2 lead. He robbed Lib-| 1, amin wate (Libett, Crashley) 3. Generals: Heindi (9) 11.20 Sherbrooke Win! Wire First TV Game,. Canadian Rules STOCKHOLM (CP) -- Sher- brooke Beavers defeated Djur- gaarden of Sweden 8-5 Thurs- day in Ahearne Cup hockey tournament play before 5,000/tally shows the 1965-66 winners fans. to be the rink of Mrs. R. Gar- The fans as well as the Swe-|rett, Mrs. K, Jackson, Mrs. W. dish officials obvously enjoyed|Baldwin and Mrs. E.. Henry, the game which was played| skip. Ae under Canadian rules at the re-| Runners-up in the bid for the quest of Swedish tournament|!fophy were Mrs, W. Stark, Mrs. officials. L. Metcalf, Mrs. G. Furey and It was the first game ever|Mrs. E. Munday, skip. televised in Ahearne tourna. Other prize - winning rinks ment play. |were as follows: Members of the Ladies' Curl- ing Section of the Oshawa Golf Club, recently concluded their keen competition, in the popular "club event", for The Marjorie Armstrong Trophy, and the final Henry's Rink 'Marj Armstrong Trophy' In another game Thursday, Mrs. S. McBean, Mrs. R. Wal-) Canada lost 6-5 to Soedertalje | | 1: | 3,| . Penalties: Speck (ripping) 6.17, wil-|Cartier also got two goals for kins (elbowing, misconduct) 10.18, Cash- | the Canadian team, while oth- Soedertalje of Sweden defeated Leksand 10-6. The victory by the Beavers, 1965 Allan Cup champions, was their second of the tournament. lace, Mrs. W. Ruddy and Mrs. D. Calhoun, skip. Mrs. D. Campbell, Mrs. G. McIntosh, Mrs. C. Chambers) and Mrs. A. McDiarmid, skip. | Mrs. W. Scarlett, Mrs. R.| of Sweden Dec. 28. Canada de-|Weeks,-Mrs. W. Stanley and) feated Djurgaarden 8-3 Dec. 26.|Mrs. D. Lander, skip... | The Canadian team now Mrs. C. Mcliveen, Mrs. G.| meets Sweden's Leksand team, |Russell, Mrs, L. Short and Mrs. | which has a 2-1 won-lost record, |K. Tipney, 'skip. | in a couple of games Saturday; Mrs. F. Rundle, Mrs. M. Cor-| and Sunday. jrin, Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mrs.! Left - winger Claude Cardin|F. Black, skip. scored two goals and got one|_ Mrs. A. Stewart, Mrs. J.) assist for Sherbrooke. Gilles|Nurch, Mrs. J. Kessler and Mrs. | D. Jacobi, skip. SENIOR-JUNIOR EVENT The annual combined Senior and Junior event also provided the members with some inter-| ers were scored by Rene Pepin, Rod Gaudreault, Rejean Richer and Bill Dupre. held on December 18, was con- ducted by conveners Mrs. L. Rolson and Mrs. W. Mercer, for the Junior boys and girls of OGC, with the event consisting of a two-game draw. The winning rink was com- prised of Mary Jane Howson, Doug Munday, Megan Lofthouse and Bob Ruddy, skip, with two wins and a total of 27 points. A very close second was the rink of Doug Howson, Janice |Grewar, Richard Rolson and |Bill Glover, skip, with two wins and 26 points, | Leslie Greer, "Duke" Susan Patte, Darlington and Paul Sutton, skip, also won their two games, to capture the third set of prizes, with 23 points. The high one-game winners were Anne Bastedo, Paul Patte, Carol Prest and Bill Holland, skip, with a 21-point total. City League Bantam Games In Oshawa Minor Hockey As- sociation Bantam League games, played at the Children's {Arena last night, B'Nai B'Rith defeated Police Assoc. Boys 4-2. Mike Hammond, Ron Dennis, Raphael Galea and Morris Rebot shared the scoring honors for the winners while Allan Bathe and Terry McKee notched sin- gletons for Police Assoc. In the second game, Houdaille Industries whipped Local 1817 all inside of five min- esting games and at its conclu- jsion, Mrs. E. Vesey, Mrs. B |Bradley, Mrs. S. Hopkins and Mrs. S. Boudreau, skip, jemerged as winners, with Mrs. ie, Mrs. R. Cox, Mrs. E.| | Snow, | utes. the| GENERALLY SPEAKING: en-| Oshawa coach Bep Guidolin was philosophical about the loss .. . "We knew the streak had to end with their lack of a victory. in their past six games, Gen- erals intend to make that seven games too, but it will take a better performance than they displayed in Hamilton last night. Actually, according to eye-witness reports, it wasn't that the Generals were very bad -- the Red Wings were just (Orr, Beverley) 16.05 Penalties: White (elbowing) 5.05, Wil- kins (hooking) 11.01, Oshawa too many men on the ice (served by O'Shea) 14.49, Sandford (major, fighting), Keeler (major, fighting) 17.55. THIRD PERIOD Speck (10) \Barry Wilkins, midway|¥e. | through the second. Watts bang: | HOMESTERS HOT IN 3rd | ed in a centering pass, from Lib-| Hamilton's, 3-0 rally in lett, to tie the score. final period, flattered the G Five minutes later, the Hamil-|erals. They could easily have) a much larger lead but} Finnish Team | 4, Hamilton that good and as Wren Blair pointed out, Rudy Pilous' club will win a lot of games from now on. They have been un- beatable at home, since the Generals did it, back in No- vember. "CRUSHMEN", Oshawa's very fine Junior "B" team, has been enjoying a long rest, for almost two full weeks, but they swing into some heavy action this weekend. They are taking their "home game" with Trenton 'Apple Kings" into Trenton on Sunday night and then come right back with a game in Cobourg on Monday. Making it three away games in succession, to go to Belleville one week from tonight and then the following Saturday afternoon, they will play Trenton in a "matinee attraction' here at Civic Auditorium, the first of two Saturday afternoon games the Crushmen have carded in their Lakeshore Junior "B" schedule. Coach Ted O'Connor has the boys playing a sparkling brand of hockey and the team is popular with the local fans, a fact, which together with some clever promotional programs, has result- ed in banner crowds for their home. games. BRIGHT BITS -- Oshawa Generals were well-received by the 6,000 Boston fans who turned out to see Bobby Orr in action. Press Box "asides" included, 'why doesn't Emms keep those Juniors here and farm out his Bruins?" The Generals did some sightseeing in Boston and stayed on to see the game becween Bruins and Red Wings, on Tuesday night .. . MONDAY NIGHT, Generals go to Lindsay for an exhibition game with the Lindsay Junior team and Lindsay fans will be on hand to see their hometown member of the Generals, George Babcock, in action ... BOB DIONNE, of this city, early this season, attended a 10-day course, at the CAHA Hockey Leadership Institute, held at Royal Military College, in Kingston, and received his coaching certificate. A former player here and a coach with Oshawa Minor Asso- ciation for 12 years, the Coaches Clinic, which he is to hold at the Civie Auditorium, next Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, should be well-attended. All boys and adults inter- ested, are invited to attend -- take your skates, a hockey stick and a note-book ... RUSSIA blanked the Czechs 3-0 last night at Colorado Springs, to clinch the big international hockey tournament but the most interesting outcome of the event, so far, is that N.Y. Rangers are seeking one of the Czech stars and Detroit Red Wings have put the claim on a couple of Sweden's top performers -- hoping to make future NHL delivery. MATINEE ATTRACTION Whitby Hosts Brampton New Year's Afternoon By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers will be going all out tomorrow after- noon at the Whitby Arena, to # try and make 1966 just a little better than what 1965 has proven so far. Steelers, one of | the youngest teams in the league, have lost their last two ,games and are only a_ two- / game winner in their last nine © starts. Despite the records of wins © and losses, the Steelers have ; been playing some fine hockey. They have been losing tough games by 5-4, 7-5, 4-3 scores, etc., and are not as bad as their 2 seventh place in the league standings jrvould indicate. ' Tomorrow afternoon, starting at 2.09 p.m., Steelers will host the red-hot Brampton Seven- 7 Ups. The Pop lads will be seek- # ing their third-straight win of the week, over the Lasco team If we know coach Cherry and manager Ivan Davie, they will have all the stops pulled in this one, and could even revert to) We chatted with General Man- the oxygen tanks if needed.) ager Ivan Davie last night and rather than have one team take! he informed us there will be a six points off them in-six days.) few more autographed hockey Whitby's big line has not been) sticks. for door prizes, for the potting the goals that is expect-| holiday attraction, Last Monday ed of them. Some of the_young- night's game attracted the big- sters on the team have eeen gest crowd of the season. Let's showing up exceptionally well.| see if we can start the 1966 One young 16-year-old who has) year off with an all-time record caught our eye, for some time| and prove to these young fel- now, is Al Quintillian. This! lows that Whitby is still one of young fellow seems to thrive on the best supporters of Jr. hard work. While not a hard| hockey, in this area. AL QUINTILLIAN hitter, tenacious checker. he is a AN WHISKY One of Canada's 3 Great Whiskies EXPORTED TO MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIES IN CANADA BY CANADIAN SCHENLEY DISTULERIES (1D jton power play backfired. With) built up |Generals serving a bench pen- for the brilliant play of alty, Bobby Orr fed a rink-wide| Young, who. turned back pass to Billy Heind!. Heind! pull- drives. ed Gray and dumped the puck! Young was particularly out- GENERALS SELECT TEAM, 'LEAVE THREE VACANCIES Oshawa Generals Thursday badly-broken arm on the club' night declared their 1965-66 first trip to Niagara Falls and roster, leaving three vacan- is feared through for the year. cies for future additions. Ontario Hockey Association clubs are permitted to carry 17 players plus two goal- tenders. Generals named Ian Young and Kelly Orr as their two goalies. All five regular defencemen were declared --Bobby Orr, Nick Beverley, Barry Wilkins, Paul Cadieux and Chris Roberts. Injured Jim Whittaker was also declared, just in case he is able to return to action this season. Whittaker suffered a lan 16 ny O'Shea, Billy Heindl, Billy Little, George Babcock, Bob Black, Wayne Cashman, Dan- ny Sanford and Billy White. Brian Morenz, Chris Hayes, Ron Dussiaume, Jim Booth, Peter Nevin and Bob Dickson all remained on 'B' cards. to play three games with the Generals in the new year be- fore being declared. It is expected that Dus- siaume, Morenz. and Hayes will eventually fill the va- cancies. 'Danny Grant Leads Petes In Victory Over Flyers By THE CANADIAN PRESS period to wipe out a 2-1 Oshawa Danny Grant broke out of ajlead. Brian Watts, Freddie three-game scoring slump to|Speck, Gary Marsh and Don spark Peterborough Petes to a|Giesebrecht scored for Hamil- 7-2 victory over Niagara Falls|ton. Oshawa goals went to Paul Flyers Thursday night and|Cadieux and Billy Heindl. move his team within two) Jacques Lemaire scored points of first - place Oshawa! three goals for Montreal and Generals in the Ontario Hockey| Larry Pleau added the other. Association Junior A series. |Ken Laidlaw and Doug Shelton The Petes got an assist from/each scored twice for St. Cath- | Two Swedish Stars |sometime," said Guidolin, "and |Hamilton was really up for the |game." He had praise for lan (Chiarot, Hamilton: (Hatoum, 6. Hamilton: (Kee'er) 10.4) Penalties Crashley (holding) 1.00, Speck (erss-checking) 11.23, O'Shea (tripping) 13,50, Sandford (holding) 17.35 SHOTS+ - * Crashliey) Marsh (15) Speck) Giesebrecht (13) 8, 8.0. "426 ¢eam scored an 8-5 victory over Tops All-Stars _ SUDBURY (CP) -- The tour- ing Finnish national hockey /D. Stor Henry and Mrs. D.. Jacobi, in the runners-up spot. The Junior winners were Mrs. C, Sproule, Mrs. W. Stark, Mrs. T. Kidd and Mrs. K. Peterson a}team of all-stars from the|.y. Northern Ontario Hockey Asso- |; , ja by a 4-1 score with Eddie |Mack's tally. saving- the losers from a shutout. Brian Paul: scored a couple for Houdaille while: Ray Al- ward and Brian McLaughlin ac- Forwards named were Dan- | Any 'B' player is permitted | | Sought By Wings | DETROIT (AP)--Detroit Red Wings have obtained exclusive) professional rights to two mem-! bers of the Swedish national |hockey club, a Red Wings | spokesman said Thursday. | They are Tord Lundstrom jand Haken Nygren, both 20 and jboth stand 5-foot-11. Lundstrom |weighs 175 pounds, Nygren 170 This marked the first time the Red Wings went outside the United States or Canada to look for hockey talent, the spokes- }man said. He quoted Lundstrom as say- ing he would like to come to the Red Wings pro training camp next fall. But he said Ny- gren is studying engineering and is undecided whether he wants to follow a professional |hockey career. Over Four Billion | Bet On U.S. Tracks, NEW YORK (AP)--Wagering on horse racing in the United | States soared to nearly $4,500,-| 000 in 1965 as 59,272,489 fans} kept the turnstiles clicking. With $3,129,722,482 bet on! thoroughbreds and $1,334,759,- 973 on the harness race, a sur- vey by The Associated Press Thursday showed the sport paid | $355,206,380 into state treasur- ies, Attendance at the running tracks was up from 37,838,210 13 9 9 7 6 at J 2 7 Generais Hamilton Bow! Games On ' New Year's Day By THE CANADIAN PRESS College football bowl and all- star games this weekend, in- cluding sites, teams and their records, starting times and TV coverage: SATURDAY Rose Bowl--Pasadena, Calif. --Michigan State, 10-0, vs. UCLA, 7-2-1, 5 p.m.,.CBC and NBC. Cotton Bowl -- Dallas -- Arkansas, 10-0, vs. Louisiana State, 7-3, 2 p.m., CBS. Sugar Bowl--New Orleans-- Missouri, 7-2-1, vs. Florida, 7-3, _|2 p.m., NBC. Orange Bowl--Miami, 8-1-1, 8 p.m:, NBC. | Fla.-- | Nebraska, 10-0, vs. Alabama, counted for the other: two. In the.final game of the tri- bill, Hambly's Beverages nosed out Duplate by a narrow 3-2 margin. Ron Suddard, Frank Hatch and Frank Allison each scored ciation Junior A series Thurs- day night row y night before a crowd of ners-up. 4,500. The "ans : The December Cup and he "ins took a 3-1 lead in|saucer Draw was won by the the first period, increased it to|the rink of Mrs. J. Roesch, Mrs. 5-3 at the end of the. second|G. McIntosh, Mrs. B. Edmond- and outscored the all-stars 3-2!son and Mrs. R. Stephens, skip.| once for Hambly's with John in the final 20 minutes. isa JUNIOR BONSPIEL Tresise and Danny Dell getting Reijo. Hakanen and Lasse ox-| rage setat?? sanen scored two goals each ane dull Sos ae » the Duplate counters. for the winners. Matti Koskela, | Jarmo Wasama, Jorma Veh-| manen and Esa Isaksson} scored the others. | The North Bay line of Randy Prior, Marty Reynolds and Len Burman led the way for the all-stars. Prior had two goals and two assists while Reynolds had a goal and three assists. Burman picked up four assists. Jim Fuller of Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and Roger Wilson of Sudbury Wolves scored the other two markers. A total of 26 penalties were |handed out in the hard-hitting igame,'16 to the Finns. {and Mrs. R. Ross, skip, as, run- There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For persone! use er for @ ACADIAN Compony, wse there ere definite edvanteges when ° PONTIAC Other you lease « new... @ BUICK Request No Insurance costs , . . No maintenonce costs . . . One rate covers everything on one er twe yeer lease items .. . Phone er come ip for full deteils. Models THE MILLS AUTO LEASE PHONE 723-4634 LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST MAKE A DATE TO BOWL AT MOTOR CITY BOWLING 78 RICHMOND ST. 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