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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, April 9, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. ii. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR ONE TO GO! Oshawa Generals moved up within one win of the OHA Junior "A" Championship for the 1965-66 season, here at the Civic Auditorium last night, when they whipped Kitchener Rangers 8-2. That score in itself tells a story -- it's been many a day since any team put eight pucks past Gary Kurt, the Kitchener goalie. The true story is that if Kurt hadn't been still sensational last night, the Generals could easily have had 20 goals. The big break came with 17 seconds played in the second stanza when he reached for one of Bobby Orr's patented drives that wasn't actually on the net -- it was a little too high. But Kurt reached up, tried to snatch the bullet-like drive, didn't quite hang on to the puck, and it fell back behind him, into the net. That made it 3-1 and it was all over! Actually, Generals deserved at least a 3-1 lead and more, on the strength of their first- period margin over Rangers and it was only Kurt who kept them from getting it. But with that soft one early in the second, the writing was on the wall. Later in that same period, Generals put on a blitz that completely obliterated Kitchener's defence and that was it! IF GENERALS get the first goal tonight, in Kitchener, it could be all over in four-straight. Somebody opined last night that Rangers would really "comb the Generals" on Saturday night. This is not true -- they've got to win, s0 they've got to stay on the ice and work for goals. If Oshawa gets the first goal, we'll predict that the Kitchener club will panic. Sure -- if they're down two or three goals tonight, in this crucial contest, then they may suddenly decide "game over" and go out to do some plain or fancy physical damage, but when that time comes, if it does, our Generals are smart enough that they'll keep their heads up and avoid same. The Generals haven't exactly got "the bit in their teeth" but we think they've got the message. They're bound for the Memorial Cup finals -- and all they've got to do to make it -- is keep on giving their best. Billy Heindl, Billy white, George Babcock, Chris Hayes, Danny Sandford, Ron Dussiaume, these were the boys that were carrying "the fast mail" for Oshawa Generals. Back behind the blue-line, Nick Beverley, probably Oshawa's most improved player, Chris Roberts, Barry Wilkins (he's. finally reached the desired level) and the rest, they were strictly terrific. Paul Cadieux, who we still think has got something to contribute to this team, was used up front and was sizzling. A LITTLE GREMLIN just nudged our elbow and type- writer and whispered, what about Cashman, O'Shea, Bobby Orr and that guy in goal, Young. HAH! These are the four boys that have carried Oshawa Generals all season and we wouldn't think of admitting it -- if you told them so, they Ri might get swelled heads and turn sour! These four "Joes are the backbone of the Generals! There, we've said it -- and we'll not take it back. But keep in mind, only when they decide to play as a team! Remember last night's first goal --wasn't that a beauty, an epic of teamplay -- and phen everybody on the Generals decides that it doesn't matter who scores -- as long as somebody scores, then we've got perfect team play. Billy Heindl has got it, so have some of the others. Last night was Wayne Cashman's night -- and whatta night! But it could be somebody else's turn tonight and the secret is -- pass that puck. Beliveau Scores Hab Winner, But Leafs Point To Tremblay | By AL McNEIL MONTREAL (CP) -- Jean Beliveau drew accolades from | the fans and well-wishers. Thurs- day night for his tie-breaking, game-winning goa:, but it was the quiet man of Montreal's blue line corps--J. C. Tremblay --who evoked the grudging ad- miration of the opposition. Beliveau's third period goal, with just under two minutes re- maining, earned Montreal Ca- nadiens a 4-3 win in the first game of their best - of - seven Stanley Cup semi-finals series with Toronto Maple Leafs. In addition to Beliveau's goal, Canadiens got goals from J. C. Tremblay, Bobby Rousseau and John Ferguson, Leafs countered with goals from Eddie Shack, | Frank Mahovlich and Bob Pui- | ford | With most of the attention fo- |cused on Beliveau, it remained | for Frank (King) Clancy, Leafs' assistant general manager, to |pinpoint the difference in the two clubs in a game that Tor- onto coach Punch Imlach de- | scribed as "anybody's ball | game." |. "That Tremblay, now there's ja defenceman," Clancy -- said, after the Leafs' 45-minute Fri- | day workout. "He uses his head, | he's steady and always seems to come up with the puck. He just kills you." | Thursday night Tremblay |scored one goal unassisted and assisted on another. |BROKE UP PLAY |; The Montreal defenceman | broke up a play in the first pe- riod by Pulford of Leafs at iiie | Montreal blue line, and broke | away down the left boards. | With his wingmen waiting for ja pass, Tremblay cut across in |front of the Toronto defence and let go a 40-foot shot that! sailed past Terry Sawchuk in} the Leafs' nets. "The defencemen tried to ;cover my wings, so I cut across jand had lots of time to shoot," | Tremblay said. | CUP STATISTICS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Series A Montreal "There's where our guys were making a mistake,"' Clancy said, explaining the play. "I told them afterwards. they should have belted ihe puck "carrier and left the wings to a back- checking forward." Both Toe Blake of Montreal and Imlach said Friday they thought their clubs did not play up to par. e |SHACK BEATS WORSLEY | Shack got Leafs off to a fast;shot over Sawchuk from close start when Ferguson gave the puck away and at 2:12 Shack tipped in Pulford's shot behind Lorne (Gump) Worsley and the Leafs led 1-0. Canadiens got that one back Be 10 minutes later on Tremblay's goal, with Leafs' captain George | Armstrong in the penalty box. | | At 16:09 of the period Beliveau was given a hooking penalty and one second before he was sched- luled to return to play, Frank |Mahovlich deflected Arm- |strong's goalmouth pass past | Worsley. Ferguson evened the count at 2-2 after three minutes of the | middle frame as he fired a high | quarters. | At 8:13 Rousseau sent Cana- diens ahead 3-2, combining with \J. C. Tremblay and Yvan |Cournoyer for another power \play goal. Toronto defenceman Larry Hillman was sitting out a high-sticking penalty. Mid.way through the final pe- riod. Pulford tied the game at 3-3. heating Worsley with a long high shot from just inside the Montreal blue line. Armstrong Cleared the puck 'directly to Claude Provost's i stick' and the Montreal right winger drilled a hard shot that hit Hillman. The puck then bounced over to Beliveau who scored with a 20-foot wrist shot. With only 10 seconds left to play, Toronto centre Dave Keon drifted in on. Worsley after tak- ing a Red Kelly pass, to put the puck behind the Montreal goalie. Referee Frank Udvari ruled Injuries Hit Hawks In Win Over Wings By STERLING TAYLOR CHICAGO (CP) -- As is so|the collision, but returned to\one second left to serve in a {thigh.by Jarrett's skate during Detroit's Norm Ullman had| the play offside and disallowed, the goal. He called a dozen mi-| nor penalties throughout, seven to the visitors. Leafs had further bad news Friday, Their No. 1 netminder Johnny Bower is still sidelined by the flu and will not appear in tenight's second game, and Allan Stanley, the club's all-star defenceman in the first half sea- son poll, is through for the year. Stanley reinjured his knee in mo only turn he took on the ice. Imlach said he will start Terry Sawchuk, with Bruce Gamble as his backup net- Duplate Finals All Even Now Duplate Sports and Social Club dominated the second and third periods, in their playoff final game last Sunday after- noon, to defeat Canada Outdoor Sunply 9-3 and even up the title round, at one. win apiece. Third and deciding game will be played tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at the Civic Auditor- jum, at 4:00 o'clock. CANADA OUTDOOR SUP- PLY -- goal: Bastarach; de- fence: Aldred and Mapes; for- wards: Buchanan, Gaulet and Dewitt: alts.: Shephard, North- ey, Pilon; Yanch, Lyon, Hill, Jackson, Rospond, Gunderson and Meraw. DUPLATE SPORTS AND SO- CIAL CLUB -- goal: Brisebois; defence: Duncan and Planke; forwards: McMaster, Russell minder, but plans to call no one to replace Stanley. EDDIE SHACK, centre, of Toronto Maple Leafs, puts the puck behind Montreal goalie Gump Worsley in the first game of the Leaf-Can- adien Stanely Cup semi- final Thursday night. Mont- real's Jean-Guy Talbot is at left. }c. Mason, | | | | | | | and Seymour; alts.: Layton, P. Mason, Gilmour, Melnichuck, and Gillard. First Period No Sccring. Penalties -- Mapes (cross-check) 1:50 and Gillard (kneeing) 14:15. Second Period 1. Canada Outdoor: Mapes 2% Duplate S$. and S.: Layton (Seymour, Planke) .... 3. Canada Outdoor: Aldred UCNANAN) .svreekeen 6:0 : Weymour lackson, Rospond). ... 16:30 Penalties -- Aldred (tripping) 8:10. Remember Whe . at By THE CANADIAN PRESS The second world balk- line billiards tournament was begun in New York 59 years ago tonight--in 1907. Play went on for 12 days un- til George F. Slosson emerged the champion, over Willie Hoppe, setting a record for an average of 100 in 500 points. Mackenzie, Taylor A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 TOPS IN TRACTION | often the case with the rougher] play the remainder of the game.|tripping penalty when Hull) Baw OPEN team, Chicago Black Hawks Bergman got a piece of Hull |charged across the blueline. TOPS IN VALUE e FLATTER, WIDE TREAD e NEW "DOUBLE CURVED" CLEATS e EXCLUSIVE NYGEN CORD came off second-best against De-| during the final seconds of the) "I threw the puck to Maki in troit Red Wings ia the injury|period and the Golden Jet|the corner and I got in behind department Thursday night. limped to the dressing room. He| Detroit defenceman Bill Toronto (Montreal leads best-of-seven semi-final series 1-0) Series B KITCHENER doesn't expect to "sell out' tonight and even if close, they've got 1,500 '"'standing room" tickets that will not go on sale, until 15 minutes before game time, so if Oshawa fans want to travel to Kitchener tonight, they seem assured of admittance . MEANWHILE, here at home, the Crushmen play Westclair Steel this afternoon at two o'clock. Crushmen lost in overtime here yesterday after- noon 3-2 and they figure they got the short end of the penalty deal, But they have to win this afternoon, if they are to stay in the running. 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WHITBY TONIGHT HOCKEY---OHA Junior "A" Championship Finals--Oshowa Generals vs Kitchener Rangers, ef Ktchener Auditorium, 8:00 pin; 4th gome of 4-out-of-7 series, : i SUNDAY, APRIL 10 HOCKEY--Duplate League--Championship Finals, 4:00 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 11 No Gomes Scheduled TUESDAY, APRIL 12 HOCKEY--OHA Junior "A" Chempionship Finels--(if Necessary)--Kit- chener Rangers vs Oshawa Generals, at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m.; 5th game of 4-out-of-7 series. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 No Games Scheduled. THURSDAY, APRIL 14 i | HOCKEY--OHA Junior "A" Championship Finals (if Necessary) Oshowa Generals vs Kitchener Rangers, at Maple Leaf Gardens, 8:15 p.m.; 6th game of 4-out-of-7 series : FRIDAY, APRIL 15 Meet Your Friends Before and After The Game In "The Regency Room" | f | ROYAL HOTEL 171 Brock St. N. Dining Room Open 12 Noon 'till A.M. ton, skip. day by a group of investors | Third prizes went to Diane, who hope to put Tulsa in the Calder} Janice Grewar, Kenjsame auto racing league with Donnelly and Don Ruddy, skip.|Indianapolis, Ind, Daytona Each member of the 12 rinks Beach, Fla., and Sebring, Fla. that participated in the bon-|- : ~ comenranen spiel, received a prize with lucky team prizes adding to the day's fun. } The trophy for the "most im-| proved curler of the 1965-66 sea-|/ son' was presented by Mrs. W F Mercer to Bill Garrett Miss Pamela Miller present- ed gifts to the Junior curlers)" and for her generosity, received thanks from Mrs. Mercer and Mrs. Rolson. The Hawks did come out of|Played the third period, but left)Gadsby," Hull said. "Chico| the first game of the best-of-| Chicago Stadium wearing | threw the puck to me out of the seven Stanley Cup semi-finals] Pressure bandage on the left' corner and I deflected it." of Lt winkaey f| knee. t es ' rds aoe ie Servet, He'll probably start in Sun- ABEL DISPUTES GOAL, | WORTH was sent to hospital for back| day s game, but how effective he) The play brought a minor out-| |x-rays and super - star Bobby|Will be depends on the knee. Frey from Detroit coach Sid) OSHAWA | i |Hull has a knee injury. MIKITA PLAYED WELL ¢ a F | Miniature Northminster | "1 don't think we planned it} There were few ipdividunl| crouse and Wel te the we GOLF that way," sai etroit defence-| stars Thursda nless s P nig Hold ) W Ch man Gary Bergman. "You gol to andl Stan Mikita's high| The Detroit goal came on the| Drivi ur ers ee ee amps |into a game and the other team| flying effort 'to his past playoff| Power play with Chicago de-| ne Northminster captured the| St@tts knocking you around. All! performances. The stocky cen.| wucoman Pierre Pilote serving) Range 6 ° Oshawa P Plured the| vou can do is start hitting right| tre, an effective goal scorer dur-| 2 Penalty. Chicago goalie Glenn | @ 40 Tees @ 30 Gruss Toes ' D rotestant Church " ling "reanlae" Nedaadl Soaks Hall stopped Ullman's shot but|[ © Sneck Ber @ New Balls end |} 1X OS] I lg League Pee Wee championship : : i sige ©Y| Prentice scooped up the rebound! ne eee last Saturday morning, when|_ The scoring all came in rough) League seasons who often leaves) 4.14 tired it over Hall's shoulder. Mh © et ece mists, Line of Golf .__ they blanked Westminster 4-0,|first period, with Hull getting) much to be desired in the play- pre da py Oshawa Golf Club resembled| The staff was attired in native in their sudden death game for the winning goal. Kenny Whar-| offs, was all over the ice. The second and third periods) Phone 725-3092 a tropical island, 'Hawaii' to dress and beachcomber attire, the trophy and title. ram had scored the first anl| He was the target of heavy| Slowed down considerably. The; Simcoe St. N be exact, when they held their to further the presentation and 'Actually thé chine wie cloice Dean Prentice provided the only| Detroit bodychecks, but he kept| Wings poured on the pressure 7 IN Mixed Curling Closing, last Fri-|many of the guests were seat- iit he: score dndicat but | Detroit goal. coming back. The first Chicago] in the final two minutes b cant abd day night, with over 160 mem-jed on floor cushions, during Northminster was gg Bor Hull's effort brought his points|goal came from Mikita's pass] Hall closed the tg = a bers in attendance. ; lunch and dancing, to the or- tesa' they clicked on their scor-\total for the schedule and play-|just as he was sent flying by) ---- asec The Hawaiian Luau motif.was|chestra of George Scharfe, of ing Shaomne and Gide was the | offs to 98--15 away from the all-| Leo Boivin at the blueline. a carried out, throughout the club, Toronto. Neckline factoy ' " "| time record set by Dickie Moore| Mikita's tumble. served its| with fish nets, full-size Hawai-| During the evening, numer-| Kei & fe of Montreal Canadiens during) purpose 'As he shot fac *h the| 4 -- pase ge argo ours lucky draw prizes added to gal int Pike Sanio ian the 1958-59 campaign. lair from. 'one 'of ce cake ih iki masks, exotic plants icipati < sé aca Py | Sapien fish afi betping to cre-|"" ZnSe en " get ds/NOwse!l, Scott Brinning each\NEEDS FOUR GOALS DOGTCRBERS BANSee HR Gk tt, i atinnarhare" A double draw of five ends| added to the total, as Francis| , 1 brought the c son, Wharram was left un- ate bi : __ |of curling was also played with'Grant worked hard to get his Arete ae ye com) guarded to cruise in on Detroit || >. ---- ee. rink! shutout. of a ae cade fee netminder Roger Crozier, Hull|| s an oug Langmaid's foursome ' Ant A 4 . got his marker on a pass from Junior Curlers | winning prizes in the early draw - sg ot oad Gal a pple iiad SS ae linemate Chico Maki. | 8, St. / ' sal's Jez plivea 955-56. Close Season two goals while Mike Harper,|hics back 7 q i The Junior Curlers, of The The committee in charge Of|Robby Lloyd, David Phe ada hs Rolla doe Ptah Oshawa Golf Club, held their|what proved a very. successful|and Wallace Penney each added hare. was nb indication: late Mixed Junior Closing last Sat-|evening included Mr. and Mrs.| one. Friday whether Jarrett would urday, with a three - game,/Eric Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.| ctove Johns earned the shutout;be available for the second single-draw competition. eure, Me and Mes, Jens BO viclary Tor Rt Andrew's with algame of the duvide hare Sunday. Lunch was served after thejler and Mr. an Ts. W- ¥*'fine performance in goal. Marshall was cut inside the second game, providing a high-| Mercer. jignt for tne Juniors' finai day.; A lengthy list of club mem- Bill Garrett convened the'pers and guests, together with al closing bonspiel, together with their wives and friends, parti- his Junior Committee, assisted cipated in and enjoyed the dance : by. senior members, Mrs. H. A-\that concluded the day's festi- | ces SE SRDS OE OES Lawrence, Mrs. Lee Rolson and vities. Mrs. W. F. Mercer. Top prize- winner for the day was the rink of Barbara Robson, Doug Mun- PLAN TRACK CRITICS AND day, Gail Freeborn and Bill TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Plans Garrett, skip, followed closely|for a $5,000,000 auto racing fa- WELL WISHERS by Ann Bastedo, David Prest,|cijity were announced Thurs- it Richard Rolson and Paul Sut- t's always nice to be complimented. But it's much more helpful to be construc tively criticised. it has always seemed to me.thot the Complaint Department of an automobile dealership is one that the 'Boss' has to monoge. It is the customer who decides it @ busi ds or foile and the head man should keep his ear keyed to the customer's feelings. No Games Scheduled. SATURDAY, APRIL 16 HOCKEY--OHA- Junior "A" Championship Finals--(if Necessory)---Kit- chener Rangers vs Oshawa Generals, at Civic Auditorium, 7:15 p.m.; 7th and deciding game of series, CURLING--Annual 'Plumbers' Night" closing of Oshawa Curling Club's 1965-66 season. - OSHAWA ~ T.V. SUPPLY LTD. T.V. Towers, Aerials, Apartment Systems and Aerial Répairs Taunton Rd. East (Just East of Ritson) ARNOLD PAVING ASPHALT PAVING and GRADING Industrial -- Commerclai Arnold Paving (Ont.) 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