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a THE OSHAWA TIME, Seterdey, Mey 7; 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR NO ACCOMMODATION! Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens' program, for last night's CAHA Memorial Cup final game, second of the series, between Edmonton Oil Kings and Osh- awa Generals, featured an article by Al Stewart, that was just more-than-a-little on the sarcastic side. It referred to "Bill" Hunter's étatement.that he wanted to get the series over in a hurry and Wren Biair's reply, hat Generals would accommodate him, Then it went on to say, Generals had 'been accommodating enough -- by blowing the first game. ed Iikened the Generals to a mediocre Junior "B'" club, ., ete. He's got to take back a lot of his words for Sun- day's program. Sunday prill produce "the moment of truth". GENERALS made a miserable showing in the first game, they wouldn't want us to alibi it any other way, because these Oshawa kids are just that honest. They re- spect, rather than resent, criticism. This is why they've got as far as they have. They're not great! This they admit -- ' St. Catharines pushed them to a dectding game -- against Montreal, Generals were tremendous -- against Kitchener, they barely made it to the 7th game -- then were terrific. After that came a dull series against North Bay \- the re- _ sult of that was that they almost lost out to Shawinigan, Wednesday night," the Oil Kings made the Generals look like Junior "Bees", But one thing Edmonton forgot -- the Generals 'caught on", they knew it,-- and last. night they came back to form. é LAST NIGHT was'a different' story. Sure, maybe the Oil Kings had relaxed, figuring after. the first game, that they had "a breeze" but they got the message early enough. They got it so 'early, that for our thinking, their manage- ment sent out such players as Hodgson, Myers and Harrison, with no other purpose than to "'slow-down" the Generals. We even felt that Edmonton was guilty of trying to maim some Oshawa players. 'The Generals didn't back up -- and they won' this one handily, However, sitting in the front pews -- we got a message -- and we hope the Generals got the same message. They're not quite big enough to play the crash-bang game with Edmonton and what's most im- portant, Edmonton, with a man in the penalty box, is very ordinary. Oshawa Generals can win the Memorial Cup and Canadian Championship medals if they'll just make up their minds to "take it" -- just a little. Fiery players such as White, Wilkins, Little, Roberts, Cashman, O'Shea, and even Bobby Orr, will do a lot more towards winning this Cana- dian crown, if they hold their tempers and "take if' -- take more roughing than they really should, but still not retaliate, If they can discipline themselves to take the "bad rap' without retaliating, they'll win this title. It's just that simple! THE OIL KINGS play it rough! We say -- let 'em! If the Generals will control their natural --im- | pulse to fight back -- and "take it" -- they'll have the last, | big laugh. If they refuse to draw a penalty -- they'll end up with the Memorial Cup -- and then -- AND ONLY THEN -- they can have their. big, last laugh. Oshawa has some play- ers who are inclined to prove they've got what it takes, they're actually "chippy" and as such they are "fair game" for penalties. If O'Shea, Cashman, Little, Wilkins, Sandford, White (especially) and all the others, will just work at "staying on the ice" -- even if it Jooks -- and it only looks -- as if they're backing down -- they'll 'Kill' Edmonton with penalties. After all -- isn't this the desired goal? If Generals will only "take it" and not hit back -- they'll win the Cana- dian Championship and in the final analysis -- this is their ultimate goal. Oil Kings proved last. night, they are out to rough up our boys and create penalties -- if our boys refuse to retaliate, they'll still be on the ice, scoring the goals that will bring them the championship -- and if they do that -- that's the "biggest blow' they can give Edmonton, Generals are good enough as hockey players, to win the Memorial Cup. We only hope that they now prove themselves not stupid enough to throw it away, by trying to prove a point of "chicken". Generals, believe us now, before it's too late -- it takes more "guts" to stay on the ice ~ than to go to the penalty box. "Montreal Canadiens Get 'Royal Welcome MONTREAL: (CP) -- A tired|a couple of hours to straighter but triumphant team of Mont-|the boys out,"' sald Mrs, Dave real Canadiens arrived Friday|Balon, whoge player - husband| to a brief heroes' welcome at! finished a rather so-so season! a downtown railway station. |with a late playoff flourish. Oshawa Generals' goal- tender Ian Young looks be- hind, and reaches, as shot Generals Return, Series Is Tied By GEORGE H. CAMPBELL The Times Sports Editor Oshawa Generals vaulted back into contention for the 1966 Me- morial Cup championship, last night at Maple Leaf Gardens, when they whipped Edmonton Oil Kings 7-1 and tied up the 4-out-of-7 championship final series at one gamc apiece. This was a complete reversal of form, In the first game, th Oil Kings showed all the speed the power, the aggressiveness and the finesse -- last night the Oshawa Generals took com- mand in all of those depart- ments and it was their game. Wayne Cashman drilled home the first goal, less than two min- utes after the face-off and from that point on, Generals were in charge. Billy Heid! made it 2-0 midway through the period and the writing was on the wall. PUTTING ON THE PRESSURE It was Oshawa's turn to put on the pressure. They were skat- ing faster and hitting harder, right from the opening faceoff and gvhen Danny O'Shea scored the first of his three goals, early in the second stanza, the writ- ing was on the wall. n complete reversal of the opening game, Generals were skating faster and harder, they were bumping and mixing-it-up, at every turn. They were in com- mand and before the Westerners could get untracked, monton scored early in the third period and Oshawa promptly struck back with two their next within goes sailing past his citadel. This tense moment was dur- ing the third-period action as Billy Hendil, who also was in top gear, especially with a | fine back-checking display, got a goal, so did "'goal-a-game"' Chris Hayes and Ron Dussiaume, The latter's brilliant stick-handling spurt across the goalmouth, late in the third period, was a picture-finish, Nick Beverley, wha due to ei- above picture, established his goal-a-game record for Oshawa Generals, when he GOAL No, & -; Chris Hayes, not shown in the popped this fifth - straight Oshawa goal, last night, at Maple Leaf Gardens, against | Edmonton Oil above picture shows the goalie well -beaten with an Oshawa attacker in position, should he get the rebound. Kings. The ing such forwards as Ted Har-| : SUMMARY |= son, Harold Myers and Jim Har- rison, for the express purpose Of geremees Hom o ageh. MeLeelds dee "roughin up" the Osh aw alHague and Myers; forwards: Lonsberry, players Rochefort, Perkins, Cameron, Anderson, | f Head, Baliey, The trick worked in a few Hodgson, cases but most of the Generals). OSHAWA ' ery lOrr, Beverley, Roberts, 'Cadi | refused to be "sucked {:1" and kins; forwerds Mythos, Camenas, "took it" rather than retaliate, waves, cineindl, Dussiaume, Sendtord, 1 ' We, ie, ack ai abc with aa -- drew)" ovicisis -- Frank Dalgneault, referee; 'Joe Smith and Bob Myers, linesmen. | RST PERIOD STEADILY BETTER The Generals, who started out Waiters, Harrison and -- goal, Young; defense, Oshawa Generals frustrated 7 Edmonton's desperate at- tacks to get back in the run- ning. --CP Wirephoto 1, Oshawa, ~ MEMORIAL CUP TICKET SALE | ALL GAMES PLAYED AT MAPLE LEAF GARDENS SUNDAY GAME -- MAY 8th -- 2 P.M. (Wilkins, Babcock) 11.08 | Penaities - O'Shea (slashing) 25; Sandford (charging) 2.27; Perkins (trip. ne) 16.02 and Falkenberg (tripping) 42, SECOND PERIOD O'Shea Cashman "on top" gradually took com- mand in the heavy going and at, the finish, were in complete control of the situation, Danny O'Shea's three goals stamped him as the night's big scorer but it was the uni- versal '"'give"' performance by the Generals that provided the (Heindle, Cashman) margin. r Penalties -- ikins (major, fighting) Bobby. Orr, the Oshawa ace,|.52; Cameron (major, fighting) 0; My 3, Oshawa, (Hayes, Orr) 5. Oshawa, Hayes TICKETS ON SALE Seturdey -----Mey 7th @ Bolahood's Sportshoven @ Bishop's Sporting Goods ' 9 A.M, to 4 PLM, @ Civie Auditorium 9 A.M. to 9 P.M, BOX OFFICE CLOSED SUNDAY WEDNESDAY GAME -- MAY ith -- 8 P.M. ther nervousness or lack of con-| fidence, was guilty of some bad: "blind" passing, was the victim of Edmonton's only goal, scored by Barrie, early in the third per- Hiod. | Before the game had reached) the mid-way mark, the issue was so obviously decided that Edmonton could be detected us- suffering from a groin inju ciers (hooking) 4.29; Orr (cross-checking) tually nén't io n gi ft \5.35; Hague ( holding) . 7.26; Little! ! ¢ piay more AN | (maior, fighting and monor, slashing) five minutes, all told 'and this nb ire rssh ore. E regalte. Poo ayy ' major, fighting } Perkins (tripping) made Oshawa's victory more)17.00;' Cashman (roughing) 12.45; Harri- impressive. son (slashing) 14.43 and Roberts (slash If they can even the series)" ' Ji195 perion without Orr, they have a great) 6 Edmonton, Barrie chance to take the lead on Sun-| , Anderson. F alkenberg) day afternoon, in the third game, | ccunnisne. we + 204 By PAUL SUFRIN | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Hockey Association's senior se- ries Friday underwent a two- phase facelifting that will ex- pand it by four teams for part of the 1966-67 season and initiate a pool system of financing. Fifteen delegates represent- ing teams from Guelph, Galt, Oakville, Woodstock and Kings- ton were joined at the meeting by representatives. from the teams in the Central Ontario Hockey Association's senior se- ries. The teams are Midland, Orillia, Collingwood and Barrie, | OHA delegates passed the mo- tion for an interlocking schedule 4-1 with Galt voting against be- jcause of financial reasons, The new 40-game_ schedule Oshawa|Will include--a home-and-home| an had run the score to 5-0, as|meeting with 'each of. the Cen- ,\the second stanza ended. Ed- tral League teams accounting for 10 of the OHA games. Six games each among t five OHA teams will complete OHA Senior League Teams Still Grasping At Straws | ron ' Falta Severwey? ut once again, it means the| ® Osnews, Dussioume same type of effort, skating, hit-| a errr ting, back-checking and '"'dili-| Penalties -- Heind! (tripping) 5.48; A. |Balley (elbowing) 8.11; MeLeod (mise. | gence" for every member of the team, see O95) served by Myers) 8.22; Hayes (charg-| Ing) 9.01; Barrie (high-sticking) 13.24 and Hayes (holding) 14.42. TICKETS ON SALE Mondey end Tuesday -- May 8th end 9th @ Bolchood's Sportsheven © Bishop's Sporting Goods 9 A.M; to 6 P.M, @ Civie Auditorium 9 A.M, to 9 P.M, Wednesday -- Mey 11th @ Civic Auditorium 9 A.M. to 1 P.M, OSHAWA GENERALS HOCKEY CLUB | The decision on an interlock- ling schedule was delayed last Saturday when Woodstock, Guelph and -Oakville did not show up. Also discussed were finances, a direct result of whether) |Kingston was to remain in the league for the 1966-67 season. The Aces said they were willing, to stay, but Woodstock objected because of the costs involved in travelling to Kingston. OHA delegates unanimously | accepted a motion to set up a pool system under which each team will contribute 10 per cent of its gross gate receipts from) regular season games and play- offs. Purpose of the pool is to help keep poorer-drawing teams | solvent, It was decided that the pool| jwill be administered by the ;OHA or someone picked by the OHA. | | Next meeting is scheduled for| |Friday June 3 in Oakville. | 3 FORDS A DAY -- Cur Jarget in WE'RE GIVING THE BEST DEALS EVER OFFERED ON THESE FINE, YET LOW-PRICED CARS... PLUS more goals, Matt Leyden, president of the| |the season, with Kingston play-| two minutes. i OHA, said after the meeting the ing a full schedule. Kingston entered the OHA last |pool system has been operating in the junior series for about! "SHEA GETS THREE year and played a reduced se-| Danny O'Shea scored three'ries. 20 years. | "But nobody in the senior) |goals for the Generals but his} The new schedule will also League classic. n) Henmes soeees te, wat t0 OF 1) EXAMPLE }attack skill was not a solo ef-jhave a flat two-point system for * . i |, train, | Most Canadiens filed directly "It will help to pay off bills N 1966 F ew ord 4-Door Sedan fort. Wayne Cashman was skat-| the winners of all games, Last|that way,'"' he said. : ing hard from start to finish| year, the winner of most games| past the reporters and 500 fans, More cheers followed as i spear-h , ; , | | waiti ~ ] "| and spear-headed Oshawa's. |involving Kingston recelved|and encourage teams to stay in aiting to greet them at Central| goalie Lorne Worsley and for-| qangerous attacks |four points. lthe league." | - EQUIPPED WITH: Automatic Transmission --- Fresh Air Heater -- Turn Signals --- Foam Rubber Seats --- Podded Dash and Visors --- Seat Belts -- Station. ward Henri Richard appeared.| Lisanne Oil Filter -- Economical 6 Cylinder Engine --- Windshield Washers --- Back- The train bringing the team| Richard scored the winning ' INTRODUCING Up Lights -- Side Mirror -- 2-Speet Wipers. Carries Ford's 24-month or from Detroit arrived in Mont-| overtime goal in Canadiens' 3-2 24,000-mile warranty. 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