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ny B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 10, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS piayed before the second siiaiiese crowd of their current season, at the Civic Auditorium and with the possible exception of one of those early-season scrambly affairs, we figure this had to be at least their second poorest, if not their worst performance of the sea- son. "Peanuts" O'Flaherty may be reckoned by those fans who sat within hearing range, as just another whoop-and- holler guy but he certainly had his young Black Hawks ail charged up for action here Tuesday night. They opened at a sizzling pace and appeared to catch the Generals flat- footed. Either the Oshawa squad went into the game not giving St, Kitts sufficient respect or they themselves were guilty of not having "'come to play", Even in the second period, when most of the scoring was done, Generals were still in lethargy. HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WLT F APt 33 18 8 195 151 74 32 21 7 210 159 71 29 20 9 176 153 67 26 24 10 189 168 62 New York - 17 33 10 175 223 44 Boston 16 37 6 146 237 38 'Detroit 0 Toronto, 1 'Chicneo @ Naw Vark 4 Boston 3 Montreal 1 | Saturday's Games |Detroit at Montreal |Boston at Toronto New York at Chicago Sunday's Games Montreal at New York Toronto at Chicago |Detroit at Boston | World Hockey w ee Montreal Chicago Toronto Detroit nen Russia Canada C'slovakia Sweden JOHNNY BOWER |LEAFS OKAY, BUT -- If Bruce Gamble Stays, City League | Midget Play Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso- ciation's Midget League round- robin playoff action saw three important games reeled off last night at the Children's Arena, with the figure "4" being lucky) for two teams and not nearly good enough for the other. | Local 222 edged Lions Clubj 42; Kinsmen UlUD walloped; Roiary Club 11-4 and Firefight-| " won over Letter Carriers, 4-2. Don Hudgin put on a one-man} show for Local 222, accounting} for all four of their goals while! Steve Jarrell, with a couple, | and Roger Norton, with one, made it a close game for Lions.| Alan Monks was the big gun| for Kinsmen Club, scoring five of their 11-goal tota! and Greg Guidolin added three more. John Vandermere, Dave Robin-| son and Mike Beamish each scored once. _ Vancouver Teams Take BASKETBALL To Scarborough LINDSAY, Ont. (CP) -- Mrs. Lee Scott and Mrs, Ann Burns skipped their Scarborough rinks to a 26-15 victory over two Kitchener rinks to capture the Ontario Tankard in ladies curl- ing Wednesday. ; Four areas, each entered two rinks which combined on a total- points basis in the knockout Uuimpeusivns | The Kitchener rinks skipped 'by Mrs. F. J. Gable and Mrs. C. B. Schmidt defeated the Un- ionville rinks of. Mrs, Kit LeMasurier and Mrs. Peggy Canadian Junior Crowns VICTORIA (CP) -- Vancouver|make it 44-32 for Victoria. The teams have swept Canada's two/team needed only five more junior basketball championships. | points for a tournament victory. Vancouver Marpole brought; On the play Vancouver lost the West Coast city its second|standout. Pat Murdoch on 'er title Wednesday even though the/fifth foul. Defensive ate Mary- the finnl «nme af thal nina Chases nn oho dorinatn national junior women's tourna-|the backboards, had alread: ment. ' is |fouled out. The defending champion Uni-| 'ag i i r i versity of Victoria Vikettes de-| away Sane prepa ge feated Marpole 44-37 but on alhanging onto the ball. Then Van- points percentage basis the! couver put the title out of reach'Laurier 22-19. crown went to Vancouver. -- |with two quick baskets. | The Scarborough rinks en- Last week the University of) Miss Murdoch scored 11 points |tered the final by trouncing the British Columbia Jayvees era for Vancouver while Janice Zin- | Sudbury rinks of Mrs. L. E Vancouver took the junior men's! prich added nine. /McDougall and Mrs. Doris Me- trophy away from defending, Jean Robertson, with 12 point|Innes 22-11. champion Victoria ¢ hinooks. |and twin sisters Lyn and Lee| The Sudbury rinks took the In Wednesday's action Alberta) Haggiund, with 10 and nine re-|consolation trophy by defeating dropped Hamilton 46-29 and Vic-| spectively, were scoring stand-|the Unionville teams 20-14. +a oars ONE THING appears to. stand out -- Oshawa Generals |. Germany have a pathetic excuse of a "ganging act" or "powerplay"-- when the other team has a penalty. If the teams are at. equal strength. the Generals can put on more pressure, not always with any better results, but at least keep the puck in the other fellow's end of the rink, most of the time, But as soon as the opposition gets a penalty, Oshawa's power- play results in goalie Ian Young having some of his most anxious moments. By playoff time, we think the Generals should have worked long enough at some definite sort of pattern-passing, that would make them truly dangerous when the rivals have a penalty. We thought this was a glaring weakness on Tuesday night here -- because every one of the four goals were scored while a rival player served a penalty. The catch is, St. Catharines won the game Finland U. States Poland Finland 4 United States 1 Poland 0 East Germany 4 Today's Games Czechoslovakia vs. Canada Russia vs. Sweden Uvuneweooor 0 American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 40 17. 182 83 28 24 2 171 60 24 32 181 49 Quebec Hershe Springfield 0) | Who Minds Net In Tulsa? TORONTO (CP) -- How are you going to keep them down 'on the farm when they, tend goal like Bruce Gamble? Punch Imlach. manager-coach jof Toronto Maple Leafs, has to \find the answer by Sunday mid- jnight, That's the deadline for de- jclaring rosters in the National Hockey League. Gamble compounded Imlach's problem Wednesday night when e defeated Detroit Red Wings 1-0 for his third shutout in his three goalies and under normal circumstances one should go. "But these sure aren't normal circumstances," Imlach said | Wednesday night. "There's noth- ing to prevent me from keeping lal three up on the reserve list, \but that's kind of expensive." | "Gamble will keep playing Saturday and Sunday," Imlach said. 'Bower isn't really 'well enough yet to start a game." Bower sat on the bench Wed- nesday night and will continue as Leafs' reserve goalie until For Rotary, four players\keep its championship hopes |jowing the game Marpole could| |shared their total, Jim Sullivan, live. |be a dominating team for two) {Paul MeVety, Roy Fisher and| The Vikettes had to beat Van-| years. He won't lose any play-| \Danny. Clark each scoring|couver by at least 17 points tOlers because of the age limit! | singletons. take the title, and they almost!next season although he con-| Firefighters dressed only one did it. - cedes "some university may extra "alternate" but the seven, With 2:25 left in the game) crab one or two." |players made it a real team|Vikette guard Marg Maysmith | ---- leffort, for their win, with Dean|drove in for a field goal to), Dalgleish and Dennis Ashton! | each scoring a pair. Woodstock leads the series R. Richard and R. Davies\2-1. The fourth game is sched-| scored one apiece for Letter|uled for Kingston Friday night.| Carriers. Don McGregor, Dino Leggio _ jand Art Sullivan scored for the | Athletics. toria defeated Montreal Margue-| oyts for Victoria. Gohn. Ovens. 0.0. rite Bourgeouis College 58-18 to; Coach Tony Whitty said fol- OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH, 723-4811 Woodstock Wins 3-1 but they also had more penalties than the Generals, _ which means, the latter had more chances but didn't "'cash in"! IT'S DANGEROUS -- in fact, most often, it's "fatal" to lose a playoff game on your home ice. If it had to happen to the Generals, at least it happened early and they've got the balance of the series to equalize. It would. be extremely handy if they'd do the trick right tonight, when they play the second game, up in St. Catharines The third game is here on Saturday the usual 7:15 starting time and then they play the fourth game in St. Catharines, on Sunday afternoon, There's nothing we can say here that will make any difference. If the players don't realize that this is one year when 1 g a great opportunity to reach the Baltimore 23 3 4 last four games and his fifth ray idaare 15 = ro . NHL contest without a loss. He's Western Division won four and tied one. Rochester 37 16 4 236 175 78 The portly 27-year-old from mmm) . 'Right In Kingston Pittsburg' 93 25 +|Port Arthur was called up from ; 10 Merclanl . . : te a 2 Tulsa Oilers, the Leafs' farm Athletics defeated Kingston|by McGregor. Cherry tied the| s S ik Famine Strikes % 9 " °** !club in the Central Professional | Aces 3-2 Wednesday night tojscore at 2:10 of the second and} Buffalo 23 33 3 167 199 49 Hockey League, last week when| u Nn ates take a one-game lead in-a best-|Rawson put Kingston ahead at Springfield 1 Pittsburgh 2 | Dick Cherry and Bob Rawson| scored for the Aces. | Woodstock took a 1-0 lead at KINGSTON (CP)--Woodstock|3:05 of the first period on a goal| he's fully recovered. we victory here the OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES | LONDON (Reuters) Old Country soccer results Wednes- day NOW OPEN ie SH i W A Opposite the Oshawa Shopping Centre at ee ee 520 King Street West in the Shell One-Stop Centre at the corner of King West and SCOTTISH LEAGUE Stevenson Road, Division I Dundee 2 Hamilton 1 Falkirk 3 Rangers 2 Kilmarnock 1 Aberdeen 3 Morton 3 Motherwell 1 St. Johnstone 1 Stirling 1 St. Mirren 4 Dunfermline 3 Division II © Dumbarton 2 Queens Pk 3 East Fife 2 Ayr U1 Raith 1 Berwick .0 IRISH CUP Second-round Replay Gientoran 1 Distillery 1 Neighborhood Dart League The following are'the results of games played on March 3 -- Southmead 4, North Oshawa No. 2, 1; Rundle No. 1, 3, Woodview No, 1, 2; Rundle No. 2, 3, North Oshawa No. 1, 2; Bathe e 3, Woodview No. 2, 2. DOUBLES -- D. Young, F. Young, G. Elliot 2, J. Elliot, B 4 France, B. Andrews, K. Clark G. Woodall 3, 8. Clark, M. Rae 2, M. Marsh, G. Marsh, H. Stu- art 2, P. Pelow, R. Shobbrook, L, Shobbrook 3, M. Hazelton, J Houston, G. Houston, Mike Wilson 2, Midge Wilson, N. Pul- len, T. Emm 2, G. Waite, D. Donald, D. Conboy 2, D. Tay- lor 2, L. Shortt, M. Muir 2, M Smith, B. Smith, 0. Twine and T. Twine. Baseball 1 Inning -- S. Emm 6, J. Houston 5, T. Emm 5 G. Waite 6, D. Donald 5, D. Rae 5, E. Stuart 5, L. Shobbrook 5, D. Young 5, J. Elliot 6 and G Woodall! 5 High 3 Darts -- B. France 112 Rae 116 and A. Muir 114 Standings fourth section Southmead 15; Rundle No. 2 13; Bathe 12; Woodview No 12: Woodview No. 1, 9; North Oshawa No. 2, 7; Rundle No. 1 6 and North Oshawa No. 1, 6. g AUSTRIA. 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He tried) , . will be played here at the aaa ee ees brand of hockey. and making a fine showing at the same Moncton 4 Cape Breton 0 at Peterborough in the second|didn't really succeed. morrow night. It will be a tight tussle and worth watching. Ontario Senior Hockey Association Junior Alearlier at Chicago had tied the} seven semi-final 2-1) |in Peterborough Tuesday night.|diens' stars Maurice Richard $1,385,837 In Bets (Best-of-seven semi-final tied| defenceman, Jim McKenny, has|than anything," said the 27- | pari-mutuel betting at Canadian|Edmonton 4 Drumheller 2 Crosby has a fractured right|chances. Against Montreal the Fifth-round Replays Commons Wednesday. He said Saskatchewan Junior | Bodnar said he'll have toja good game." | in quarter-finals) | harness racing. |quarter-final 4-1) league. night i %) LEAGUE CUP ENGLISH. LEAGUE & Crewe Alex 0 Port Vale 0 a : Celtic 3 Hearts 1 Y4" x 4'x 7' RANDOM V-GROOVED EACH CASH and CARRY Imlach ran out of netminders. | of-seven, semi-final series in the|4:06. Sullivan scored the win- Baltimore 7 Portland 3 (WHL) : : Bower is just about ready tojthere to say?" Senior A series. jof the final period. T F A Pt resume play after recovering) That was the reaction of Chi- ae --- Minnesota 28 22 10 194 173 5 61 |Sawchuk is scheduled to return |Rilly Reay down, after being) » they really haven' 4 " St. Louis 5 26 8 193 183 58 to action in about two weeks.|shut out for the third consecu-| Memoria » they really haven't got much |yyonnhis 5 10 180 187 . --~|York Rangers Wednesday night) have they Houston 9 190 209 55 ran the Hawks' non- scoring} OSHAWA CRUSHMEN are rolling right along in their /yfinnesota 6 Houston 1 "B seconds. with a at home last Saturday . it' e Bobby Hull, the blonfde Hawk) afternoon an en b tooth-and-nail for a 3-2 triumph, | --_ : 0 H P d | Clinton 2 New Haven 7 | n 1 ara |foiled for the third time in his| play me of the series with Peterborough Don Nashville 1 Charlotte 3 | TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto|bid to score a record-breaking] Byes, agai ld and then tomorrow night, the fourth " e game of the best-of-seven series Port Huron 3 Fort Wayne 4 ltheir best players tonight when'to explain the scoring drought 7 Civic Auditorium, These youngsters are playing a spirited Maritime Senior they meet Peterborough Petes|which has hit the Hawks, but q time. Hockey fans who want some lively Friday evening (Moncton leads best-of-seven| game of their. best-of-seven| "We just aren't scoring entertainment, should be sure to take in the game here to- Playoffs 1-0) quarter-finals of the Ontario| goals," said Hull, who one week | so | Woodstock 3 Kingston 2 series. 50-goal season record he shares ¢ (Woodstock leads best - of- Peterborough won the first dha pa former Montreal Cana- Government ets Manitoba Senior Marlboro coach Gus Bodnar|and Bernie Geoffrion. Warroad 5 Winnipeg 3 said Wednesday that his ace| "Our reaction is more disgust) OTTAWA (CP)--The govern-|1-1) torn ligaments, Tom Martin has|year-old Point Anne, Ont., na-| |ment received $1,385,837 from Alberta Senior a cracked collar bone, Camitive. 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