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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 31,' 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor © OSHAWA GENERALS salvaged two points, or fifty per +ent, if you prefer analytical statistics, in their two Junior t sidecases o fo A OR ager pon ep oak a x fl CLIFF GORDON WHITBY -- Whitby Lasco Steelers came up with one of their best performances of the season Sunday night at Whitby arena, as they trounced Dixie Beehives 7-2 in a Metro Junior ay Se ne a Steelers Impressive, Trounce Beehives 7-2 | and Reid made no mistake as he combined with his two mates for goal number two and a 2-1 lead after the first 20 minutes of action. Many of the fans were not back in their seats for the Generals Couldn't' | Rest On Lau By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor ST. CATHARINES -- Osh- awa Generals scored twice in thé first three minutes of play here Sunday night and then sat|the times, fired the v for Black Hawks at 10. LeBlanc scored for Hawks cond & and defenceman Larry Gibbons shot the clincher six minutes later, Bob Sicinski and Jean Paul period, with Gerry rels what in the third period, but they were still outshot 16-13, Dionne finished off a two- man rush with Chris Hayes for 'a the first Oshawa , at 2,20, ith defenceman Wilkins wil start of the second period when starting the play by a Whithy struck for ite third goal, with Reid again the ship- per and his linemates getting the assists. Time of the goal was 27 seconds. Lavender made it 4-1 at the 14.40 mark, as he tipped in a pass from Reid. Then what has to be the pret- tiest goal seen in the Whitby arena in several years came off the stick of Reid, He did wonders with the puck and brought a well-deserved round of applause the "RB" hockey game. The big bread - aid - builer line of Paul Reid, Tommy Lavender and Peter Vipond once again showed the way, picking up a total of 11 scor- ing points, Reid had three goals and one helper, with Lavender clicking for . one marker and three assists, and Vipond picked up three assists. Al Paterson, the Pickering boy, bagged his first goals in Junior "B" company, as he picked un two timely markers and was robbed on at least two more, Ken Knapton, the fellow who skates literally miles dur- ing a game, added the other ? tany. j as. BAT reas John Danby and Wayne Ego -a94 prea re scored for the losers, The goal oo 6 two goa by Ego was a flukey affair, as Moore lost the puck at the corner of this. net. get untracked as they did not Dixie opened scoring in the/hit pay dirt until the 12.51 first period as they caught the|mark when Paterson scored on local team off guard, Danby|a neat pass from Keenan. This beating Moore at 1.09. set the stage for the big line, Goals Plentiful As UAW League Open New Season Versafood get the only goal of the first period, their star de- fenceman Bob Tripp doing the honors, midway through the period, Both goalies, Braiden and Wallace, performed well in this opening frame, In the second stanza, Versa- food boosted their lead to 3-0 before Elmer Tran found a niche in Briaden's armour, for his team's first tally. The final period was unique -- the winners scored three in succession, to make the score 7-1 and then Tony's struck back, to show that the 1966 champions have still got some- thing left--scoring three them- selves, to finish the game in a whirlwind manner. Tripp and Redshaw each scored a pair for the winners with Konorowski, Norris and Dick adding singles. Tran got a couple for Tony's with Dowe and Bobbie getting their other two goals. This Sunday morning, Cable TV meets Versafood in the first. game at 10.00 o'clock while the two losers, Starr Fur- niture and Tony's, meet in the second game. *A' weekend encounters, with {heir Marcin. of success eaited solely to a blazing flash of comeback ability and in the third period of their game here Saturday Peterborough TPT forwards -- they appear to have in this gee tony a va proved team in the league -- threatened to 6 ate our Generals rig! 'out of the Auditorium in the first period but Ian Young layed that old cliche role -- Horatio, at the bridge -- to 'old the Liftlock City score within reach. ¥ "OSHAWA STRUCK back in the third period, right after 'Jim Whittaker's misplay produced a gift goal, for the Sisitors, 'The homesters roared back to even it up, taking advaniage o: a couple of penalties to Petes and then wught the top, inside corner, with a shot from erreane as cate " seconds after they had int, to put Oshawa ahead, 20 fea The 'clincher came with only about a minute left to x... Beharte! ehot beat goalie Brian Caley all the way -- been two inches wiue goal piping -- either se back to rest on their laurels. |Dionne and Peter Nevin scor-!pass to Hayes at the St. Catharines Btack Hawks, -- Ochawe sonls. | sie blueline, . undaunted by the early deficit,| .4 a ptrolig bauee s the a Nike seconds. tater, fidsa.o just kept plugging away, pull-| . oi. sag as Hawks outshot face-off in the Black Hawks' ed even, 2-2, by end of the Oshawa 4524 end to the right of MeDuffe, second and banged in two UN-|" Gonorais started strongly, fir- Nevin sla at the answered goals in the third for : sending it directly into the vee So tue The win, before 3,130 fans, er ven panrewy 'Gionie moved Black Hawks into firstjon two, They didn't have an- place in the hotly contested On-|other shot for the remainder of tario Hockey Association Junior|the period, while Hawks fired "A" League race, one point)18 at Young. ahead of Generals and Hamil-| yy the second, Generals were ton-Red Wings. outshet 11-5, with three of their Western import John Fisher, who hit the same goalpost three GERRY. DIONNE +. + first goal Protestant Church League Ranart. From that point on, Young was.'the busiest player in the building, aided and abetted by some good stops by defenceman Paul Cadieux. Young's best save in the opening stanza was a glove hand grab of 'LeBlanc's blast front 15 feet out, with Gen- erals a man short, Hawks' first goal @ biunen play vy "eneiee oe drop pass went untouched at the St, Catharines' blueline until Hawks' captain Tom Reid picked it up and hit Sicinski with a perfect pass in the clear on the right aes He beat Young with a backhand shot. Three minutes later, LeBlanc tipped in Barry Solovaara's shot from the right t, after the St, Catharines' defenceman had blocked a clearing shot by Generals Fisher banged home the win ner in the third, Generals play- ed around with the in their own zone and finally Le Blane knocked the puck out to ns a standing in front of the oal, Gibbons ended scoring by banking a shot off Nick Bever- ley's stick. SHORT SHOTS: "We were terrible moving the puck out of our own zone," coach Ted O'Connor of Generals said after the game. "The defence was taking too long to get their passes up to the forwards, And our forwards weren't picking up their checks fast enough when we lost the puck." ... Sip uted Joe Robertson an on Dussiaume are @: ted ti White for fighting, set the stage/rejoin the club for fave roo Ag for Nevin"s trying goal. night, .. . George Babcock had The final goal was the nic-|a good scoring chance early est of the game. Nick Bever-|in the third period but fired ley emerged from the penalty|wide of the net. . . . Gibbons box to break up a Peterborough| made a good defensive play on rush, broke out, of his own/Bill White in the third, with the =o Lrg ag eg . score tied 2-2, when White was e made a deke at the! attemptin Petes blueline to get away from tm Mil Mtn John Schella and placed a per- fect pass to Babcock, who took his time to beat the falling Caley. Gm tnt Vipond and Lavender picked up assists on this one. It was 5-1 for Steelers going into the third. ; A cheap penalty to Kidgeii) aa anupwes was costly for the locals, as Dixie scored on the play. Pater-| Following is a summarized son followed with his second|scoring report of the games goal, on a pass out by Sorich- played in the various leagues of etti, with both teams playing|the Oshawa Protestant Church short handed, Knapton, who|Hockey Association, on Satur- worked hard in last night's|day morning, at Civic Audi- game, finally had his efforts torium, rewarded as he scored at 15.40| In Mite League play, Tom to complete the scoring, Bathe scucd three goals for Black Hawks to nose out Red JUST TALKING... The same two teams will go at it Wings 3-2, with Art Grant scor- ing both for the Wings. again on Wednesday night in Dixie, with game time called Rangers thumped Maple Leafs 8-2 with Bob Sterling ptt gg cusentl" leo took scoring six for Rangers while nights gums and. they Tooked Cts, f° Nery one, right sharp... . Manager Ivan) french and Pa 1 Maso 'soorea Davie says, "We are on the for the Leats mul season "aOpEY right side of the scoring ledger Naw In the Novice League, King now, having scored 24 goals and ~ given up 2. . , Coach Jim St, Church defeated Christ Cherry appeared relieved at ng RE east 2 yy A the showing of his charges, but}.)..0q the scoring hono! tp admitted after the game he e scoring honors. {or ei had 'a Ist Of Work $0 G0.\ eae ets, Coe. Cart iene Next Sunday night, Woodbridge py ga Church from a cn ge Sl big Paul Wiltshire got a shutout as Albert Street blanked St. Whitby, 'They are a new entry/paul's 5-0, Terry Trahem and Robert Small each potted a pair for Albert Street and Bill s Georgians Take Lead Galbraith got the other one. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Closest game of the day was between St. Luke's and St. An- Collingwood Georgians took sole possession of first place in shots from centre ice. The attack picked up some- Young Stands Out As Petes Beaten By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor You've heard of the lonely end, This is the tale of the lonely goalkeeper. For 13 minutes Saturday night at Oshawa Civic Auditorium, Oshawa Generals' goalkeeper, Ian Young didn't have a friend he could count on. Fortunately, for Generals, Young was letter perfect for the 13 minutes holding Peter- borough TPT Petes scoreless, although they fired 21 shots di- rectly at the goal. Generals, who acted like tame tabbies for the first 20 minut- es, roared like wild lions the rest of the way, scoring three times in the final seven min- utes to chalk up a 5-3 Ontario Hockey Association Juntor 'a' League victory before 2,285 spe- ctators, Three times, Generals fell be- hind, twice on their own mis- plays, but they came back each time to tie the score, and fin- ally forged ahead on a_bilis- tering screened shot by defen- ceman Chris Roberts, on a pass from Chris Hayes, making his first start of the season, Hayes also made the play to set up the tying goal by Peter Nevin, which came with Petes playing two men short and Gen- erals one, 22 seconds before Roberts' tally. Hayes passed from behind the Peterborough net to Nevin, who was foiled by goalkeeper Brian Caley, On rebound, however, Nevin lifted the puck over the fallen goalie. Other Oshawa goals were scored by Bill Little, Bill Scott and George Babcock. Joe John- ston, John Vanderburg and Mic- key Redmond scored for Petes. In the first period, Petes out- skated, outbumped and outhust- led the Generals but couldn't beat Young, who slid, dived, leaped and grabbed at. every- thing in sight. Generals had three good scor- ing opportunities jn the first seven minutes as Caley stop- ped Little and Bill White and Brian Morenz hit the post with a wide open net in front of him but Petes held control the rest of th way. Young took sure goals away from Alex Cambell, Mickey Redmond twice, Norm Tucker and Vanderburg as Petes roam- ed at will in front of the goal. Late in the period, Vander- burg scooted around the Gen- erals' defence to break in but Young stopped him on one side and then slid across to stop Mickey Redmond's shot off the rebound, wins: ~ fd just got it. If the puck had ot orb it would have caromed off the the post or cross-bar. BLACK HAWKS regained the top rung of the ladder last night when they turned back the Generals 4-2, We didn't see this one but we hear that St. Catharines were the better team, all the way, but had a rough time proving the point. <Generals had only six shots on goal in the first period and just five in the second stanza, They did much better in the 'final frame but wilted badly and were outscored two-to- 'yothing, as the homesters established thelr victory margin. Tdle on Saturday night, the young Hawks were rested and waiting for the Generals. St. Kitts may have been too anx- ous -- as Generals grabbed a 2-0 lead in less than three "Yninutes -- but they never did score again and the homesters 'game back in determined fashion to earn their win. LONDON NATIONALS climbed out of the Junior 'A' "Gellar with an upset win -- they came up with their best performance of the season for coach "Turk" Broda to win one that would be especially pleasing to him -- a win (4-2) 'aver Toronto Marlboros, right in Maple Leaf Gardens, Sur- veying the weekend results, in the current standings, we find Montreal Canadiens on the bottom with four points -- all on tie games, The game between Hamilton and Canadiens was postponed, due to NBA basketball action in Montreal. Generals are now tied with Red Wings for second place, with nine points apiece, but Oshawa has played one more game. tchener tied Niagara Falls, to move one point ahead of "Petes," who are in fifth place, with seven points. Wiyers and Marlies each have six points while next-to-last London has five. ockey came from It took Whitby some time to Johnston was credited with the first goal when his attemp- ted pass was kickéd into the net by Little, who was trying to steer the puck past the net, Coach Ted O'Connor shook up his lines when the Petes, Hugh Harris took a penalty at 9.40, benching Scott in favor of Little. The move paid off as Little tipped in Paul Cadieux blue- line blast to tie the score. Vanderburg, with Cadieux in the penalty box at the start of the third period, sent Petes ahead with a 35 footer but Scott teamed with Gerry Dionne and Cadieux to tie the score at 6.11 with each team a man short. Mickey Redmond intercepted a wayward pass by Jim Whit- taker to move in and beat Young with a shot between the pads but a minor and 10-min- ute misconduct penalties to Steve Hunt of Petes, follow- ing majors to Johnston and There were goals galore as the UAW Hockey League open- ed its 1966-67 season on Sun- day morning at the Civic Audi- torium, with president Fred Loscombe supervising the pro- ceedings. In the opening game, Starr Furniture scored the first goal of the game, Vic Georgeff beat- ing goalie Gary Hooper, just before the five-minute mark, but after that Hooper, aided by fine protection, was unabeat- able and the new entry, Cable TV roared back to take a 91 decision, Stan Westfall with three goals and assist and Ron Wright, with three assists and one goal, were the pace-setters for the win- ners with Gary Copeland, Glas- pell, Peters, Al Myles and Prest all adding one, to round out the total, Starr held Cable to only one goal in a well-played second stanza but faded hadly in the final frame. LOCAL SPORT FANS who watched the Boston-Toronto me on TV Saturday night got a real thrill when Bobby z almost snared the hero's mantle, with Eddie Shack in the penalty box and just a little over a minute to play. Orr's fine shot from the right side of the blue-line had goalie 'Bruce Gamble beaten -- but the puck was just about two inches too high -- it glanced off the top of the cross-bar. 'Bruins were whomped 8-1 in Detroit last night and the win 'was enough to vault Red Wings from the bottom of the heap to a tie for third spot, with Leafs, Gordie Howe's first goal 'of the season was one of the eight. " HAWKEYE football fans and former players of the Osh- wa Junior club, are following the progress of the East York auts with natural interest and pardonable pride. In e of the roughest games in a long while, E.Y, Argos Siankea Sudbury's hard-enough "Hardrocks" 61-0 on Satur- day, in their Ontario senior football sudden-death playoff. 'Argos are seeking their third Canadian amateur senior foot- Ball title, Four former members of the Oshawa Hawkeyes roles in the team's success, Fullback Ted iorkowski scored two touchdowns in Sudbury and other outstanding contributions to the victory were made by offen- aive Harvey Cook; husky middle guard "Moe" Korcyznski and another rugged Oshawa homebrew, offensive end, Ed Hardrocks Staggered, East York Reaches Final By THE CANADIAN PRESS It was billed as a sudden- death semi-final, but it didn't end suddenly enough for Sud- bury Hardrocks Sunday. Toronto East York Argonauts trampled the Hardrocks 61-0 to gain a berth in the Eastern Ca- nadian senior football final against Montreal North Bears, The sudden-death final will be played Saturday in Toronto. The Bears downed St, Lam- bert Saints 15-7 Sunday in an- All birds have feathers. 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Open Friday till 9 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE Open Thursday and Friday till 9 drew's with the former winning 1-0 on a combination of Grant Hornsby's goal and Phil Alli- Simcoe Street defeated Har- mony United 3-1, with Daryl Miller, Bill Stirling and Jeff the Ontario Hockey Association|Street while Danny Bone Senior A series Sunday by edg-/notched the Harmony counter, ing Oakville Oaks 4-3 on a third-| St. Mark's blanked North- The win gave Collingwood 10}earned the shutout and three of points, two more than Guelph|his mates shared the scoring, Regals and Woodstock Athlet-/Wayne Willmore, Joe Mcintyre letics are undefeated this sea- son. In other weekend games, Tor- NHL Atom League rie Flyers 3-2, Kingston Aces ® downed Galt Hornets 3-1, and Schedule Action glERSAROOD -- attledens Guelph defeated Kingston Aces Words, Redunew, Hulle' MeDeneld, Dick, In the regular weekly double- NY'S = Goal, Wallace; defence At Oakville, Bobble, Morden, Delves; forwards, Boer-Scored twice and Joe Hamley|Oshawa NHL Atom League, nick, Bowe, Brad, Hall, Tran, Lee, Alex-/once to back up the game-win- played on Saturday morning, Leafs and Bruins emerged vic- a eo SST PERIOD Price, Larry Shuker and Carl ie I SECOND PERIOD » Versatoods THe wy. cssees 9,00| Hadfield scored for Oakville. ok TS i yer (peters: Marehell) Ian Sinclair's goal with only Blair McM a scorilia twine Penaities -- Porteous, Peters, SECOND PERIOD r McMullan ring 2. Versatood, Tripp (Norris ame at Toronto gave Varsit Walker kicked six converts and THIRD PER' . Versatood, Konorowsk! ends their third ee in aie -- _-- -- Pac a single. East York is the de-| 7 Ty Meme natty cccssssussee 182) * (Bowes Delves) games. Larry Babcock and Moe regs Sai ce wl oo" fending Canadian champion, 8. TV, Wright (Woods); * 1543| g Versatood, Norris: (icenorowskl) nag gy 3 " : | | goals, while Gus Levesque an Montreal, intercepting a pass in| yy {SPPqands Wont ans ttn ai acca bibs Bob Garner scored for Barrie, |e" . on Tan ---- the last two minutes and run-} Penaities--Bryan, Peters (2), Thrasher.) ¢ Versatood, Redshaw (Dick) 10] Guelph scored three times. in shar e@ goal-scorers for te ning it back 55 yards for a La Veraatoed,, Dick walt first period and held on tie " z VERSAFOODS TOP TONY'S | os ay 80 | defea e Aces in ingstOn.|/pHianked Red Wings 6-0 with the other Bears touchdown | Versafood defeated Tony's % Tony's, Dowe yo.19{ Pete Bettiol, George Usitalo and|navid Andrews earning the while Andre Laviolette cons| Tony's. Tran (Alexander) verted both and kicked a single. hitting encounter that ip reny't: Bobbie (Hall) ' lin the opener and Larry Jones Rite Siatkov was the bie aun Lambert points on a touchdown| omerenrennenren rT added an insurance marker injfor Bruins, with three goals 4 is 1k? Sunder Bon aad vet ~~ yreenals " e x the third. Scoring for Kingston| while Torry Thompson added a other sudden-death contest. Elsewh in § : IN win gave Montreal the Quebec pores Sper'? Cc ug in Ir S In cone. Senior Football League title. [ihe Australian Open golf cham- pionship at Royal Queensland the Hardrocks if their game had|course Sunday, finishing five ended after the first quarter. They were behind only 7-0 at/Kel Nagle with a four-round total of 276. On his way to the} Both McLaughlin junior and. O'Neill defeated Central to was 27-0, Billy Williams led the/championship, Palmer shot an jsenior girl's Volleyball teams | capture third place. East York onslaught with three were victorious in the Oshawa| Members of the McLaughlin touchdowns, Gerry Burroughs/course record . . . Ted Maka- Jena of Honolulu walked off|ment, held at Donevan Collegi-|son, Nancy Bevan (captain), each while Gord McTaggart and with $8,500 Sunday when wonjate on Saturday. Dorothy Fice, Beth Love, Su- -- MCVI won the senior tourna-|S&" Neal, Rosemary Oxeham, ment in Honolulu, jakalena SPORTSCOPE Ishot ¢ four-round total of 971. ldofeatine O'Neill 1511 and 15-|Joyce Roxburgh, Brenda Rox- finishing three strokes ahead cf/5- Centra! 15-7 and 16-14 and burgh, Connie Scheli- and tetje TODAY defending champion Gay/ponevan 15-12 and 17-15. Steenstra, ssoc. Juven-| Billy Casper. "in niet teem practice at) = FOOTBALL . ~ Gene|toughest competition for the) The juniors provided the big Civic Auditorium, Hayden Mac-/Gaines, lineman for the Ot-/McLaughlin girls and finished egress of the day, ending 9:00 Be Ae Mom icene eth the datl h {the Seernament in second place,| Cem tournament: in a. three: ers' ion, 6; .M./ sen w e Je usse! ae and Tony's refreshments, 7:10)Trophy for being the player " van, O'Neill, and McLaughlin. so es wa Dairy, 9:00 15-11, and O'Neill 15-4 and 15-| The three teams each had pm . Oshawa Dairy, |most useful to his team during) 9. identical 2-1 ae ber ig Pau wal Ne beer a une ter MCVI defeated O'Neill 15-6 and --Doubleheader a' Iv udi-/1.0 , . . Jim McCaffrey, who for |MC efeated O'Neil an torium, 8:00 p.m. |$6 years was manager of the REMEMBER WHEN .. Piss. ' Team practices at! urd hile t ling to Mont eo ieee: emote F restate' ae _ urday while travelling to Mont- sR f aughlin team fa Donevan Ufitiren's Arena -- Licos §:00lreal' for. the Montreal-Ottawa| caine' 'hecame" sacing"s p.m.; Canadian Legion 5:35) came. Mr. McCaffrey was 71 leading money-winner two _-- page ye ge ag Rose Bowl 7:00 p.m.; Letter) a1i-Ontario junior football cham- years ago today--in 1964-- |i. junior tournament. This marked the second con- Saeare, ed p.m, and Fire- pionship Saturday by defeating with a victory in the Jockey Sighters 8:19 p.m. defending champions Weston) New York, Kelso set a U.S, |the MCVI juniors had played slang Fogg ty noe HOCKEY ford picked up two touchdowns record of three minutes 19 tegen -- Bane genes Oshawa entry back into the run- 7 | i r . OCREY civil Service League|{rom quarterback Bruce Brown 1.5 seconds for the two miles ee more games before the = Chow's Restaurant vs Whitby) and one each from Phil Ruch) iota) earnings to $1,803,362, [Put down the strong Donevan| The individual scores for Scu-} yjand T = [team 15-3, 0-15 and 15-7. | gogs were Moody 871 (331, 316); Hiall vs Foote's Towing at 10:00| lips kicked two singles. For the é Members of the McLaughlin| Gallagher 797; Casselis 815; p.m.; both games at Bowman- losers, Chris Van Steen scored) WINS RUGGER TROPHY ville Arena. the only touchdown and Bill Montreal |Marilyn Burnett, Alice Little, |#!dson 700. ples * ferme get Bg bot Wanderers ee ee behind|Cathy Neal, Pat Neal, Pat Par-| The team totals were: Scu- -- Canadian Tire vs)rou s . a strong wind in the second half|sons, J » Patsy § og Cleaners 4049, Art's Taxi nadian Corps at 8:20 p.m.) IN RACING . . . Success an Pearse, Patsy Shaw, | 80g xi and Local 1500 .vs Hambly's,Cameo, a small mare, won the|22.5 Saturday to win the Mac-|Steenstra, Bonnie Sullivan and|be the Fraser Movers club, at th} Tier trophy challenge match in/Christine Whetherup. present leading the loop and mes at Oshawa Children's/for the Harness Tracks of/the opener of a rugby double-} Both teams now face Bow-|TV star "si" Rizum will have Ontario Minor Assoc. Centen-|yilla, The combination of Suc-/whipped Ottawa Beavers 21-3 in|Lake Ontario District of COSSA| For Se os j i flal Midget Tournament -- Osh-|cess Cameo and second place | the other game to win the On-/championship 'ad ae right " se ines tens. tue Sees awa vs Bowmanville at Bow-|Adio Hostess paid a two dollar/tario championship and Carlingjenter the COSSA_ tournament, son, Dave Reynolds, Bob Gal- lagher son's good work in goal. Ross each scoring for Simcoe period goal by Fern St, Onge.|minster United 3-0. Dave Gill ics. Both the Georgians and Ath-|and Kevin Dawson. onto Varsity Grads edged Bar- 4-2, Norris, Broder and Koncrowskl. Hector Brainard|header of schedule action in the Toner, ane Revnntey, ning goal by St, Onge. Chuck) 12 torious, %. TV, A, Myles Penalties -- none. Ed Aru each scored one, Jim 16 seconds remaining in the for the winners while Charlie Dp 4 TV, Prest (Glaspell, Myles) 420] » Yaa tripe) Galand scored Varsity's other Alex Gregory was the hero for! %. TV, Westfall | "penalties -- Tripp. 7 Mark Patfield, Hugh Hicks, . Versatood, Redshaw (Nicholls) th touchdown. Derek Smith scored In the second game, Bruins (Brad, Alexander) Refreshments 7-4, in a hard- 18.17|Terry Oliver scored for Guelph/first shurtout of the season. Russ Martin scored all the St. | were Bob Collins and Davey|nair and Dane Goegan scored GOLF . .. Arnold Palmer won It might have been easier on Bo V ll b ] Ti ] strokes ahead of second place th 0 ey al : it es that point, but by half time it eight under par 66 to set a High School volleyball tourna-|Senior team are: Linda Ander- and Ted Napiorkowski had two the Hawaiian Open golf tourna- i n ment in three-straight matches, Yvonne Parks, Patty Rockert, , Tee specu HOCKEY |Brewer and U.S, Open king) ponevan girls provided the| JUNIORS CLOSE Donald, 6:00 p.m.; Auto Work-itawa Rough Riders, was pre- , way tie for first . . having downed Central 15-9 and y ' Risen. Dene p.m, at Children's Arena. ja half-time ceremony Sunday, : In the first play-off match, Oshawa Minor Assoc, Midget/ottawa Rough Riders, died Sat- gelding, became racing's |!" & crucial match in the p.m.; Navy Vets, 6:10 p.m.;/" . . Branford Bisons took the Club gold cup at Aqueduct, Going: into the final match, secutive three-game set over the TUESDAY Invictus Redmen 26-8. Brant- and won $70,590 to bring his |¢xhausted McLaughlin squad | "ns ier & payer Spe. Dupont, at 9:00 p.m. and City/and Ted Evanetz. Mike Phil-| junior team are: Sharon Barr,| Reynolds 797; Jay 727 and Don-| : OTTAWA (CP) | Oshawa Minor Assoc. Bantam McIntyre kicked two singles to to wallop Halifax Rugby Club/Cathy Stead (captain), Deuike 3759. This weeks opposition will Beverages at 9:15 p.m.; Both/$10,000 Empress Pacing Series rena. America Saturday at Campbel-/header. Toronto Nomads|manville on Tuesday for. the/his boys ready for this one. | manville Arena, 7:00 p.m. lexactor ticket-holder $114.50, | Cup. next Saturday at Peterborough. and Eddie Moody.