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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 2, 1966 --_---- : 1 pares to deliver opening statement for baseball in Wisconsin's anti-trust suit EARL JINKINSON, Braves' attorney, hitches up his trousers as he pre- against the team in Mil- waukee yesterday. -ANNUAL TWO-DAY EVENT Says Braves' MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wis- consin was expected to begin prosecuting its anti-trust suit against baseball today follow- ing a rapid series of develop- ments that brought the case sharply into focus. = tat te nave that hacehall violated Wisconsin's anti-trust statutes by moving the Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta. The opposing counsel made their opening remarks Tuesday and clearly defined the issues in the case. Earl Jinkinson, counsel for} CAHA To Decide | Memorial Cup Site VANCOUVER (CP)--The Ca- nadian Amateur Hockey Associ-| ation pill decide the site of the) Memorial Cup junior hockey fi-| nal after hearing recommenda- tions from the winning team and an association officer, vice- president Fred Page says. | Page commented Tuesday on} the problem of finding a site| after hearing a report that the winning team, eastern representative. | In the past part of the series has been played when it is in the East. He said the site is determine after hearirig from the winning team and Lloyd Pollock of Windsor, Ont., CAHA second vice president. | | OCC Ladies' Bonspiel | Off To Flying Start The Ladies' Section of The|Unionville, Bowmanville, Owen eked out a} win in their first round and won handily in the second, This jentry is rated as one of the top favorites to win the bon- spiel's top honors. first d games in the secondary event, \for The Frank N. McCallum Hall, Judy Trent and Jean Murray, skip, 17; OSHAWA GOLF -- Mae Wetherup, Toni Vessey, Joy Johnston and Maibie Boudreau, skip, 5. spiel, with The General Motors /entries. of 32 rinks facing the) p wid both the 9:00 a.m. | Visiting clubs represented in-|today, all 32 entries are in one Golf, Peterborough CC, Port|they must win, or else. |Oshawa rinks, one from the} 'Club, rinks skipped by Mrs. N. Bantam Playoffs Two Liftlock City entries Children's Arena, in the Osh-|peterporough Curling Club offs, a round-robin affair. |mcCartney, of Peterborough! game and in the second tilt, Toronto Avonlea, Dennis Grady and Paul Gen- win, with Richard McCormack, McKee notched the orphan tally | Heather, skipped by Clara Mar-| Evert Bumtsme got the other } Canadian Corps from a shutout.| -ames but won their first roun Team standings Lucky Strikes 23,;0Pener; Dorothy Mcliveen's ers 9, Go Getters 8 and Hi Balls 2 er 600 OSHAWA GOLF -- Mrs. E. Vesey, Mrs Q@shawa Curling Club, launched/Sound, Barrie and Cobourg, their annual two-day open bon-|plus three Oshawa Golf Club Trophy as premier award, here) yesterday and they had a full/TWO ROUNDS PLAYED | Two rounds were played yes-| starter's gun, 24 of them out-of-|terday, for tbwn entries. jand 11:00 a.m. draws and dluded Stayner, Annandale,jor another of the three trophy Avonlea, Whitby, Peterborough/events, where from here on, Perry, Toronto Broom and| Surviving the first two rounds Stone, Toronto Tam-Heather,|in the main event, were three ; e host club skipped by Belva Cain Round-Robin Play jana two from Oshawa Golf \K. Hezzelwood and Mrs. H. A. Lawrence. Two more games were TUN |reached the third round and off last night at the Oshawalojashed this morning, the awa Minor Hockey Associa-|entry of Mrs. J. V. Elliott and tion's Bantam League play-jipat akipped by Mrs. Myrtle Scugog Cleaners whipped Po- Golf and Countr ; y Club. lice Assoc. Boys 7-1 in the first) "«njvie Warden's rink, from Bathe and Mclellan defeated Canadian Corps 3-1. nett, each with a pair of coun- ters, paced Scugogs in their| Dale Tullock al -- ey qualifiers are the rinks from each scoring singletons. DavVe|po+t perry and Toronto Tam for Police Boys. i | Eric Howard scored twice and lg Jean Murray, respec | oc | goal, in Bathe and McLelland's|SECOND EVENT victory. Tom Rorabeck saved) pinks that lost their BOWLING NEWS {Trophy, include Joyce Roberts' WIRE AND HARNESS Unionville rink, upset in their Ajley Cats 20, Pin Picker# 14, Head Pins jrink from Annandale; Marg! 14, Jesters 13, Gay Six 12, Hi Los 10 Fly-| Alexander's rink from Avonlea; Audrey Burrill 776 (287,.299,|Mrs, A. Charr's Avonlea entry; | Maurie Mrs. F. Kramp's Rich Wilson 761 (315, 257); 347 46 $9, Bud MAvere 22, 209)3 Floyd Fowler 681 (269, 236); Jack McLean 676 (256, 241); Bob Clark 672 (265, 211); Doreen Abramoff 664 (253, 215); Yvonne Smith 659 (293, 233); Ray Gendron 657 (307, 208); Bill Harding Curling Club entries, the rinks} skipped by Dorothy Munday, | |Bileen Goulding and Marion| Rounding out the main event|, rink from | A. Fulton, Mrs. Wm. Jack and Mrs. H. A Bowmanville and three Ostiawa) qu 652 (236, 221); Teresa MacKinnon 637 (287); Beaner Smith 629 (253, 231); Aud: vey Bulner 624 (220, 213); Iris Fowler 614 733, 228); Doreen Barclay 614 (235) and Ray Pleau 604 269, 200 Over 200 -- Peter Ruttan 250, Jim Kee- gan 240, John Acres 237, Steve Lovelock 233, Bill Smith 229, 206; Leo.Gorman 229, Jackie Smith 229, 209; Beth Lyn burner 226, Clara Dubbliesteen 220, Marg Hurren 216, June Laverty 713, Bill Kee- nan 212, Cyril Weeks 209, Tom Barclay 208, Dutch Morrison 207, Car! Burrill) ~ George Keenan 205, Ewen Moreau) ; Marilyn Rosseau 202, Joyce| + Ralph Jennings 201 and Cas-| sie Morrison 200. | ermon League Gord Bulner 98, George Keenan % and Ron Lupe! 87 Campbell. Each entry is guaranteed three games. Rinks who _ lost) out in their second game of the) main event, which includes} three "home club" rinks, those | skipped by Joyce Black,} "Barb" Tresise and Ruth} Clemens, moved into The Hal- litt Trophy play, third event, this morning. Those rinks. that won their first game 'yesterday but lost MECHANIC Do you wish to improve your earnings? Be your own boss? Average from $150 to $200 weekly. Mechanic. with Class "A" License, to special- ize in front end and.brake shop in Oshawa area, Experience in front-end work preferred but not essential. Must be able to organize your own time and meet customers. Good working conditions in modern shop. Full range of em- ployee benefits. Write Box D213, Oshawa Times, giving details of experience, age, etc., All replies strictly conti dential, i into|D._ Clem out in the second round, go into|P one the Consolation Event. ENTERTAINED ROYALLY Mrs. OWEN SOUND Baldwin, ens, skip, 10; BROOM AND The state planned to begin | Attorney jthe Braves, lsuit could "lead to the death lknell of baseball'. | Jinkinson said the "court can-| |not effectrvely order them (the| |Braves) back to Milwaukee,"| iquestioned the jurisdiction of) the court and said the move of the Braves was authorized. by the National League because of) poor support, financial losses land a hostile press. | Willard Stafford, special coun- lsel for the state, said he was| lasking Judge Elmer W. Roller | to order the Braves returned to| Milwaukee "screaming or other-| wise," unless the National | League assigns a new franchise} te the city. Stafford also said he would) said Wisconsin's | lask the court to find that the | anti-trust laws have been vio-| lated by the National League an| its 10 members, and that fore-| feitures be ordered against the defendants. Nats Tie Hawks In Third Game Of Semis In Final Game. *LONDON, Ont. (CP) ---St.} Ontario Hockey Association|Catharines Black Hawks blew / 5-3 victory over Oshawa TV. The| Hull, Alexander and R. Myles.|12914, Puerto Ri i M 'i : "2 bated B ' ' AE atch br Mg » MYIES, | ' ico, outpointed would like to play the best-of-|a 4-0 lead to settle for a 5-5 tie) win game Versa the semi-final|/Cirka for TV and Baiden for| Angel Rivera, ny Yack \e seven series at the home of the|/with Lendon Nationals in On-|round with two wins and a tie| the winners were outstanding in', ; if the OHA is/tario Hockey Association Junior jn three games. A action Tuesday night. | A goal by Kerry Bond at the) in Toronto|19-minute mark of the third pe | of-five series riod set up the tie after London qj had scored five in a row for a! jum. 5-4 lead. The tie lifted the Hawks into seventh-place posi- tion with Kitchener Rangers} whom they meet in Kitchener tonight. Tuesday night's game was the last for the Nationals, elimi-| nated from the playoffs Sunday | at St. Catharines. Bond's goal was his second of the game. Jan Popiel, Richie Bayes and Doug Shelton added} the others. Walt McKechnie, Moe St. Jacques, Stan Allan, Randy Murray and Neil Clark scored} for London. Clark's goal, which sent the Nationals ahead with} six minutes remaining, came with St. Catharines holding a man advantage. -- Mrs. Bea Tredeanen, Mrs. Momra Deyell, Mrs. Audrey Baker and frene Lariaux, skip, 3. -- Laura Cook, Islay Helen McLaren and Bea Wag-/| All 24 of the visiting rinks/ner, skip, 8; OSHAWA CC -- E. Mac- were loud in their praise of the hospitality and fellowship ex- tended by their Oshawa Curling); Club hostesses, yesterday In addition to the traditional! 2nd c the usual bonspiel banquet, champagne party made the set- ting for a social highlight. 5 social and house committees,'s together with the bonspiel com-| mittee, worked diligently to as-}; sure the success of the event --/|Montgomery, and succeeded to perfection. - Following are results of yesterday's games: THE GENERAL MOTORS TROPHY First Round OSHAWA CC - M. Young, H. Broad- bent, F. Maroosis and Belva Cain, skip,| 13; 'sl " OSHAWA CC -- Kay Sereda, skip, 8; ANNANDALE -- Sandra Jack- son, Esther Plitz, ingrid Toms and Dor- othy Mcliveen, skip, 5 OSHAWA CC -- Joan Batten, "Lec" McLaughlin, Irene Gunn and Barb Tre- sise, skip, 6; AVONLEA -- M. Hawkins, J. McDougall, B. Allingham and M. Alex- ander, skip, 4 OSHAWA GOLF -- Airs, F. Black, Mrs Davis, Mrs. H. Gay and Mrs. N. Hezzelwood, skip, 12; WHITBY -- Mrs H. Bonnetta, Mrs. P. Lawrence, Mrs G. Lindsey and Miss D. Dobbie, skip, 3 PETERBOROUGH -- Norma Hillier, Lorna Ryder, Peggy Beggs and Dorothy Millan, Beth Kemp, skip, | Rose, Myrtie S mee Ty 5'? |PERRY -- Dor. Members of the OCC Ladies |Master, Betty Beare and Norma Kenny, Belva Cain, 7; Joyce Black, 6. STAYNER--Audrey Kitchen, Eugenia) -- Duff, Evelyn Anjo and Ruby Pace, skip, Clara Martyn, 13; Lorte Jean Murray, 14; J. Smith, 2. |Foster, Phy! Fordham and Joyce Te bardbl gal ig i Bee Wane 4 M. McCartney, 12; Marg. Wilcox, 8. Mrs. J. V. Elliott, 7; D. Mcllveen, 11; Ruby Pace, 2. M. Alexander, 8; Doreen Dobbie, 7. D, Munday, 11; Mona Smith, 6. |Mrs. A. Charr, 10; M. Boudreau, 8, Mrs. M. Campbell, E. Goulding, 8; Norma Kenny, 7 Joyce Roberts, 9; Gertrude Brown, 1. G. MacMillan, 3. Shirley Baptie, ind Dixie cc M. Ridgely and AVONLEA johnston, Marg. Hunter a len, skip, 7; OSHAWA Mabel Gilchrist, Marj. Marion Campbell, skip, 6. OURG Ruth Woods, "y War-| Louise | Tribble | OB: Sherley -- Evelyn Harris, Smith, Mary Pollard and Eileen) (UGH GOLF -- Gert Com- Jean Davison, Ruth Milne and McCartney, skip, 8; PORT Beare, Marion Mc-| PETERBOR tock, kip, 3. BARRIE -- Stella Clark, Helen. ideson/ Jackie Miller and Muriel Fendiey, skip, AVONLEA -- Fran Travis, Doreen| Margaret Riddell and joyce Roberts, skip, 2 PETERBOROUGH CC -- Mrs. Pat Mc- 0; the complete|Grath,. Mrs. Harry Green, Mrs. Doug piemeeria a and Mrs, J. V. Elliott, skip, Wallace, Jo Walsh and Gertrude Brown, COBOURG -- Beryl Fawkes, Lindy kip, 8. Second Round . Hezzelwood, 11; B. Tresise, 3. D. Hamiey, 5. Muriel Fendiey, 6. THE FRANK McCALLUM TROPHY First Round F. Kramp, 1 12; Mrs. 1. Lariaux, 1 Beth Kemp, 4 | Quebec sportsmen, who have "curler's coffee", all the rinks/Green, Ann Little and Marg Wilcox, skip. | to Ontario, is to meet here in were luncheon guests. Prior to] Mi OSHAWA rma A! Goulding, skip, 1 QUEBEC AFTER | SECOND LEAGUE | QUEBEC (CP)--A group of vowed to curb the drain of young Quebec hockey talent Aprii, hoping to lay the foun- dation for a second junior hockey league in the province. In making the announce- ment, Paul Dumont, director of the American League Que- bec Aces' farm system, de- nied the move was caused by separatist sentiments, It is simply that Quebec wants to enjoy its junior tal- ent as long as it can; he said. Inauguration of the circuit hinged on the no-players-to- Ontario concept, he said. Otherwise, the league would be useless. Quebec Junior Aces withdrawn for the from the existing Quebec Junior A Hockey League. The action followed the league's refusing a request by Dumont to outlaw the export of Quebecers to Ontario. Opposition came from three clubs, sponsored by teams of the National Hockey League. have season Hamley, skip, 5 (W); OSHAWA CC -- D. Williams, E. Ewart, M. Piper and D. Munday, skip, 5 (L). 6 | PORT PERRY -- Alma Cox, Norma Jakeman, irene Carter and Clara Mar- tyn, skip, 9; BROOM AND STONE -- Gladys Cooper, Doreen Kennedy, Elsie Masterton and Mona Smith, skip, 5. UNIONVILLE -- Mrs. Conlin, Rodgers, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. J Smith, skip, 9; AVONLEA --- Mrs. P Moore, Mrs. C. Sparks, Mrs. R. Staugh ton and Mrs. A. Charr, skip, 6. TAM HEATHER -- Ruth Gibson, Gwen Mrs, skip,.J0:. ROWMANVILLE jeenie Fletcher, Mrs. M. Carswell, Mr. V. Cowan and Mrs. F. Kramp, skip, 3. OSHAWA CC -- Mrs. J. Souch, Mrs. ine, Mrs. Wm. Miller and Mrs, awrence. N DON'T FORGET Che KRih Room NOW OPEN SUNDAY 4 TO 7:30 P.M. Continental French Buffet Served Daily 11:30 - 2 p.m. -- 5 to 8 p.m. GENOSHA HOTEL old Bond Seagram's JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM LIMITED & SONS > ! |the first step towards eventual) Baseball's Death Pending, COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL Three Oshawa Schools Enter COSSA Playoffs Oshaw aa. a will be represe evan was six up on O'Neill and|points a game to win the Junior | O'Neil -- AYNeill Dantome finichad fourltitle with 119 noints. Second! asdereon COSSA basketball finals this |ahead of Central. place went to team-mate Andy Saturday in Peterborough. Although McLaughlin finished|Konopacki with 83 points, one Donevan Final COSSA 'A' Lake On-|second in the Senior league and|more than Donevan's Andy Kit. | coves tario District Basketball Asso-|only fourth in the Junior divi-| ..O'Neill's Brian White record-|McLeughiin ciation standings show Central/sion, McLaughlin players cap-jed the best points-per-game *"*°*™" Collegiate, Donevan Collegiate|tured.both scoring titles. average -- 19.6. He took the oneji and O'Neill Collegiate cham-| Jerry .Mays won the Senior|Bantam scoring title with 157 | Central pions of the Senior, Junior and|crown with 145 points for an|points, 18 more than Brian|ppderson Bantam divisions respectively. |average of 18.1 per game. Cen-| Wyatt of Anderson, his only | McLaughil All three posted perfect 8-0) tral players filled the next three serious rival. Ween records over the year to dom-/positions: Larry Lloyd with 134, FINAL STANDINGS inate their opposition. Central|John Rajkovic with 116 and Senior | finished eight points ahead of|Charlie Marlowe with 96. TEAM WLE A Pts. second-place McLaughlin, Don-| Randy Zedic averaged 14 | meLsohiin 1 Tere k oe LAST NIGHT'S UAW Finalists Decided FIGHTS =i ar Prag --Horacio Accavallo, Yarrow tard.) |11044, Argentina, outpointed Kat-|M¢llveen. (O'Neil!) jsuyoshi Takayama, 111%, iterate: Versafood advanced to the fi-) Wright and Prest. Redshaw led|Accavallo wins WBA flyweight nals of the UAW Hockey|the scoring for the winners with title. League on -the weekend with ajtwo goals. Singles came from; New York a a nted the aww Bucks 3 Bantam ~ S cs Mourne #ER8 "83988 SS3ke ass > in L--tost; F--points points against; Pts.--points. SCORING Senior FG FTA FTM TP $5 71 35 (4s {~ae3F wawse aoe = PLAYER J. Mays (Mcl.) L. Lieyd (Central) |J. Raikovic (Cent.) |C, Marlowe (Cent.) |Aiken (Anderson) |Moczulski (Don.) Langley (Central) 59 a a2 4 M4 0 uM 35 30 26 J Junior R. Zedic (McL.) A. Konopacki (McL.) Ortiz, |A. Kit (Don.) edinski (Don.) | Kitchen (O'Neill , New York, ! Fil (Donevan) |Shank (Anderson) by 6 --Benito 33 % n 33 20 H ' D 4 ee aes un : i 4 ston -- Dave Zy icz ikovic_(Cent.) They now meet highly-rated | TV opened the scoring mid- 186%. Houston imused bok Mason. (Donevan) Tony's Refreshments in a three-| way through the first period but! simmons, 177, Houston, 10: Karl beginning 11.00/less than a minute later Versa) 7urheide. 17314, Houston out Ni ai itor-| ti scor Jers: c0, bashers : $ f * e a.m. Sunday at Civie Auditor-|tied the score. Versa scored| nointed Benny Bowser, 175, Aus- 151|J. Morris (O'Neill) 33 |twice in the middle period tojtin Tex. 10: Rip Rand : : Aes ee | all, Oshawa TV played one ofjtake a 3-1 lead into the final! Houston, Mead gi out Dean Swindells (Central) 24 their finest games of the season,|20 minutes whi ; ves. | Whitlock, 150, , 9; Stev 'Nei and a little luck could have| TV twice narrowed the gap to RIGS Ye ent csi a oars wonrauk cent) hn given. them an upset victory.) one goal in the third period, but|parrientes, 133, Fort Worth, (oo one v | A |Medwin (Central) 15 26 12 «42 They got goals from Peters,| Versa pulled ahead each time. Tex., drew, 10. (FG--Field Goals; FTA--Free Throws At- OSHAWA TV: Goal, Cirka; Defence: a jtempted; FTM--Free Throws Made; TP 4 Marshall, Copeland, Wilkins, Keenan: San Jose, Calif.--Luis Molina, |--Total Points, rwards: ry * rest, ' erg, Ht mmeproe Irwin, Georgef, Mapes! L. earanatl: pe San cng aes ogg Pulga ERSAFOOD: Goal, Braiden; Defence:| Serrano, Ps exico, A REED"S WEEK-END CASH, CARRY Canadian Gridders Meet Management jirmr: it' Armetroncs °Nopwrkownx,| Hayward, Calif. -- Charley Flower Special ROSES Konorowski, A. Myles, Alexander, R.|Shipes, 147, Oakland, Calif., out 97- A BUNCH OTTAWA (CP)--The first offi-|My'es, Brad. rs : | cial meeting between the Cana-| FIRST PERIOD \pointed Al Andrews, 147, Fresno, : 10.46 Calif., 12. 11.24 ¥ U . REED'S Florists Downtown |}, Oshawa TV: Peters (Wright) Simcoe & Bond goal. 2 22 Bantam B, White (O'Neill) 66 B. Wyatt (And.) 58 dian Football League and the!' Versa: Hull (A. Myles) Canadian Football Players' As-| Pens: Peters, Wilkins. sociation will take place today SECOND PERIOD 3 , Pee ; |3. Verga: Alexander (Hull) in Calgary, association presi-|4 Versa: Redshaw (Tripp) 14.18 dent Gary Schreider announced] , Pens: Georgeff, J. Marshall, Trip p,/ Tuesday. ' ' | While no details were an-|s. oshawa Tv: wright (Prest) 2.a4) St J nounced, one source said the|é Versa: R. Myles i | ENGLISH LEAGUE meeting could be regarded as|, (neuen, = " Division III 7.16| Brentford 2 Southend 0 |7. Oshawa TV: P (Peters, Wright) s.4| Oldham 0 Millwall 2 Swansea 1 Mansfield 2 x« SOCCER SCORES | SCOTTISH FA CUP Second-round Replay | ohnstone 3 Cowdenbeath 0 +45 ' .|8. Versa; Redshaw recognition of the players' asso (A. Myles, Hult) ciation formed last year. Pens: Wilkins, Konorowskl. Drive-in 163' Bloor W. = me ess = SUPER-VALUE BAY S MARCH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! 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