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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 9, 1967 SPORTS BEAT : | By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor OSHAWA GENERALS will "be watching tonight's game in 'Peterborough quite closely. The hometown Petes enter- tain Montreal Junior Cana- + diens, and it's an especially . important game for all three teams. Generals are behind "the other teams, two in ar- 'rears of Montreal and three back of Canadiens. If Gene- rals have a preference tonight it's probably Montreal. Gen- erals don't have any games remaining with Canadiens but they face Petes once more, and tonight will give Generals *a game in hand on. Roger Neilson's squad. GENERALS HAVE nine games remaining, but don't face Junior Canadiens or Lon- don again. Petes, with nine games left, won't see St. , Catharines or Niagara Falls again. Montreal has games remaining against every club except Generals, including three against St. Catharines. They play Hamilton once and «all others twice. Six of Cana- diens remaining 14 games are at home. Generals and Petes each have five home games. KITCHENER RANGERS are here for a game Saturday night, but after a good start @gainst Kitchener, Generals have had nothing but trouble with them. Oshawa won the season opener 3-0 over Rang- ers, and tied 2-2 in their next outing. Since then, however, Generals have scored only two goals in three games. Their last two trips to Kit- cher resulted in shutouts for Rangers. GENERALS CAME through with another last-minute ef- fort Tuesday night to gain a tie with St. Catharines here. Earlier this_season, Generals pulled the goalie to claim a tie with Montreal, so coach Ted O'Connor is_ certainly me =. By STERLING TAYLOR 2 ORILLIA (CP) of St. Thomas. He beat Parkes --'It doesn't|with a draw to the four-foot really matter in a double-knock-|circle with his final shot last out tournament,"' says skip Joe|year. * j holding his own in this de- partment. RON DUSSIAUME'S goal was his 16th of the season Gurowka, but it is ironic that curling championships today. Curling Club rink of Toronto to the title last season, last year's finalists meet in the|switched from an_ eight - rink opening game of the Ontario|round-robin bonspiel to a 16-rink double-knockout event for the Gurowka, who led his Dixie/first time this season. was/preferred the new system be- The championship was Gurowka explained that he Last Year's Finalists Clash In First Round your early games for certain in a round-robin, A double-knock- out eventually eliminates but one rink. So your first loss doesn't much," Gurowka felt his rink had the|! experience of a Canadian championship behind them they finished second last year. | and the 14th game in which matched against George Parkes|cause, "you have to win all ICE IS FACTOR | Chassis found themselves down 25-18 at the end of the first half, but came back with 27 points in the second while Data scoring for Data as they scored 12 points each. Ken Stewart picked up six, Jolle Visser two and Alvin Tilk one. Rodovich Sparks Chassis Triumph ran out of steam in the final quarter, however, as they could only score six points while Stu- dents scored 14. i Ha Le By THE C! all Alex Radovich broke loose for}were Jack Mackness with eight|Ken Hickey eight, Don De Gazio Chicago B 21 points to lead Chassis Plant|points, Roy Hartley and Harv|six and Bob Souch one. Toronto Map really matter that to a 45-33 victory over Data|Jackson five, Harry Snow four} Chassis fell victim to Students move in the : Processing in GM Employees|and Steve Graham two. 32-27 in their second game of the league--the | Basketball League play last} Gary Vaughan and Bob Plow-|night after leading 21-18 at Leafs down. night. man handled the bulk of the|three - quarter time. They Chicago e: beaten streal eemmcmanre en NEW he has scored, He leads the The difference between the} i % Pr Fe .| High scorer for Students was team in this regard, although two rinks could be in their pref- could only alee y 9 In sacd Beso * eongerrey Bh oth cs on Calder with 14 points, George Babcock is top goal- 1 cba Neato contig gf petud epg ta's only|they steadily stretched their|while Ray McHugh scored eight, scorer aeons gous | AVAIGGET LEAMS DUNCHEG, jess ns ci apneerace a progres was" 'singe' heskefiead from 12 atthe end of the[Don. Adains and 'Terry Higgins came in 12 different games, j iad ud first quarter to 21-6 at halfjfour and Steve Smith two. while Bill White has register- a ors fast ice and a slow stone. FRED WHALLEY ew * the ptt ~ bye eet as, fi 33-11 at three-quarter Radovich added '14 points NEW YO ed 16 goals in 11 different T ht H St t h R Gurowka a his rink doesn't er § sis ime ié Ws fotal 40. lead Chasais. goalie Beri games. Babcock should be 1g ome - Te Cc ace - as long as the ice runs High scorer for Alumni: was|Jackson scored 11, and Hartley shelter in ti due for an outbreak any game Tue. es @ Garney Gunn, with 13 points,|two. night as it r: now. He's gone the last seven | Aj] eight teams in the Osh-)standing. These three teams The opening round was sched- r ey TO0O 1n S while Jim Weldon scored Madison Sq without beating a goalkeeper. |awa Minor Hockey Associa-jare currently engaged in a uled for 9:30 a.m. today with twelve, Dave Thompson nine,| as s The delug ltion's Midget League were in|neck-and-neck race for third|{'@ Second round set for 2:30 Roger Ling four, Paul Smith 0 Neill Takes in the fina YOU CAN expect the wol- |action last night, but strangely|place, with Firefighters and|?-™- nd the third for 8 p.m. three and Phil Alexander one. Bruins beat ves to start screaming for jonough the four-game session|Letter Carriers each now hav-|, Eight rinks will be eliminated ew anager Oac Jim Lutton accounted for | 4 seh hel gale Punch Imlach's hide, now lis barely noticeable in the re-\ing 11 points. in the third round, leaving eight more than half the Cost points Two Victories League gam that Toronto Maple Leafs |vised league standing, as the Firefighters and 'Letter Car-|'° fight it out for the title Fri- President Bill Vipond tod 4 th hide has' ts as he scored eight while Jim The Rang have dropped into fifth place three bottom teams all suffer-|riers remain tied for the third|1*Y %¢ Saturday. announced the signing of Predlcneed. Should ake quay poet on /Burke picked up three, and] Q'Neill Collegiate Thursday crowd of 13, in the National Hockey Lea- |oq defeat, three "in thelslot_ while Navy Vets, only one|, 1 other first-round matches| wrote et Guhewn, § 'General club 'adopt thi fav Ia, it could| L074 Grose and Skip Williams|scored a double victory in COS- pasty Ay gue standings. You would |middle" scored wins and the point behind also chalked up today, a rink skipped by Harvey mana os ana COREE pe thelbe a Rivalatie ie Siler mn two each. SA basketball taking wins from a. fa ~ never have thought Detroit top two teams, who met head-|a win igor Underhill of Port Elgin plays Brookin Seniov Lacrosse 'Club. lcroise Accounts Payable edged En-|MclLaughlin Bantams and Don- et on play: would have caught Leafs in |on, played to a 1-1 tie. | : Bill Lewis of Trenton, Bill Gall : : gineering 39-36 behind a 14-|eyan Juniors. erotaht It so fast a time, but that 10- Local 222, league-leaders in| Joe Izdebski and John Wright each notched a pair of goals of Niagara Falls meets Mike Meronek of Ottawa, lacrosse circles, Whalley is well-known in local having man- In accepting the appointment, point effort by Marcel Boivin. The victors trailed 24-22 at half The Bantam game saw Rich- coats, poure losing streak has cer- i divisi - Nich Parkway Fred Whalle dd rd Hanley score 17 points to fine reat the fans in Tor- rag gey o alo ck the oe as Firefighters were extended/Curling Club of Toronto,|aged the Oshawa Junior A jhée hidspane Aa hopin @\time and 30-26 at the three- 'ead O'Neill to a Ag oe 50-31 Harry H ainly g ; : y the edition of the OMHA/.1 the way, by the tail-enders,|ou an 3 number of offers which he had 1 : layed in onto something to talk about. /Bantam All-Stars. Second-place|<,.; ay, by the tail-enders, |skipped by Alf Phillips Jr., goes|Green Gaels for the past four| : quarter mark but more than/yictory over McLaughlin. Pp : Rose Bowl Restaurant gave it|~@Toyal Centre, before win-/against Rod Sjoberg of Peter-|seasons, when they brought|Feceived, since he was defeat-/made up the difference in the} O'Neill came close to disaster years, sald KEVIN O'SHEA of Ajax, |a great try, but Local 222 main-|"/N& 43. Jim Andrews, Blake|porough, Bob Harris of Union-|home consecutive Canadianjed in seeking election to the|final stanza as they outscored|in the junior game as they aA who played with Whitby tained their four-point margin, ein and she ag -- ville plays Brantford's Terry| championships. secretary's position with the/|the opposition 17-6. watched an 18- point lead Lasco Steelers last year in /when it ended 1-1, on goals by|;gvaig S(O Unt|Patton, Glenn Brock of Colling-| president Vipond, in making|executive of the Ontario La-|,, Boivin was the spark for the/dwindle to a slim four points Ontario Hockey Association |Paul Murdoch for Rose Bow!|'°¥2!*: wood takes on Syd Smithers of e esa tiaain Akspetalion big fourth quarter, scoring eight|nefore the final buzzer gave junior "B" competition, has jand Bill Gingerich Jr., for| Letter Carriers defeated|Waterloo, Frank Mills of Carle-|'N€ announcement, said he was ; of Hie 14 points. AH foul shots. 'them 9 55-51. win. signed to play for Cornwall Royals of the Central Junior "A"? League when the play- offs commence in March. Ke- vin, younger brother of for- mer Oshawa General Danny O'Shea, is attending St. Law- rence University in Canton, N.Y, NAMED TO pro football's Hall-of-Fame in the United States Wednesday were Chuck Bednarik, Bobby Layne, Ken Strong, Joe Stydahar and Em- len Tunnell from the playing and moving one point closer to a higher position Oshawa Ready Local 222. The Bantam All- Stars now have 17 points, Rose Bowl is at the 13-mark. THREE EDGE CLOSER Three clubs took advantage of the point-split by the two top clubs, each scoring a win 0) in = Canadian Legion 4-1, with Har- tally while four players, Christie, John Pudlis, Terry Andrey each picked up a singleton for the winners. |STAY IN RUNNING jning for a berth in \division" when they thumped \Ideal Dairy 6-2. Id Wotten scoring the Legion's Bob and Jeff Henderson Navy Vets stayed in the run- "the first Paul Hill and Gary Tutin The second ton Place meets Ron Tracey of undas and Ken Phillips of|accepted the Brooklin club's High Park Curling Club of Tor- onto plays Bill Aldridge of Tor- onto's Mississaugua Curling Club. round matches Port Elgin against Collingwood,|manager and coach is expected Parkway against Mississaugua,|to give a new look to the Brook- Pe Falls against Carleton|lin team, which won the East- ace, Thomas, Trenton against Wat-|1965. erloo, Peterborough against High Park, Ottawa against Dundas and Brantford against Dixie. Other scorers for Accounts were Warren Pemberton with 11 points, John Smithson nine, Bob McHugh three and John Piatti two. Carl Cheski led Engineering as he put in 11 points, while Charles Sorrie picked up 10, very pleased that Whalley had} It was to join the OLA, that Whalley left the Green Gaels last November. Several Junior clubs had made overtures for his services, both as manager or coach and several other la- crosse bodies had expressed a desire to include him in their organizational plans. Brooklin Redmen will play in The victors held a 49-31 lead late in the third quarter, but Donevan came on strong in the late stages of the game, behind the scoring of Dave Peacock, who had a game-total of 17 points. High scorers for O'Neill were Bob Howard, with 12 points, Dave Jamieson and Graham Key CHICAGO the defensiv coach Bill | / cago Black tined for th Hockey Leag offer to manage and that hav- ing him coach as well, was a bonus they hadn't expected. Acquisition of a new general- LONGEST STREAK Unionville against. St.Jern Canadian title in 1964 anda five-team Senior 'A' group| Earl Wilson's nine-game win-|Monroe with nine each. Mac- The Hawks this year, that includes Bramp-|ning streak for the Tigers in|Donald scored ten points and Canadiens is In the past, teams under|ton, Port Credit, Toronto and|1966 was the longest of the|Drew Allman nine to help Pea- 7 run. thel 4 Whalley's management have|Peterborough, the Mann Cup|season for an American League|cock in Donevan's comeback th NE tn been used to top conditioning! champions. pitcher. attempt. + oat wiaad ranks and Paul Brown, Dan Reeves and the late Charles Bidwell from the coach-own- er category. The eight were unanimous choices, to bring membership in the hall up to 47. Trenton Apple Kings will be at Civic Auditorium tomorrow night looking for their second win of the season after losing 22 consecutive Eastern Ontario Junior "'B'" hockey games. Apple Kings defeated Peter- Trenton Willing each scored twice while Paul Carroll and Ross Aldred added singletons, for the Navy total while Mike Graboski and Ted|" bonspiel will represent Ontario in the Canadian championships The winner of the three-day t Ottawa Mareh 6-10. | Boivin were the goal-getters for the losers. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WLT F APt Chicago 29 11 7 175 110 65 New York 2317 7 131 114 53 Montreal 20 20 6 117 119 46 Detroit 20 24 3 147 150 43 Toronto 17 21 8 114 143 42 Boston 13 29 7 119 167 32 Wednesday's Results Montreal 0 Chicago 5 Detroit 5 Toronto 2 Boston 2 New York 1 Saturday's Games Montreal at Boston Chicago at Toronto New York at Detroit American League Eastern Division WLT F APt Hershey 28 13 7 201 139 63 Baltimore 23 20 4 166 163 50 Quebec 23 22 4179 179 50 Springfield 19 24 8 183 196 46 Providence 10 31 8 139 221 28 Western Division Pittsburgh 3210 7 211 141 71 Rochester 2817 4 206 151 60 Cleveland 23 22 7 200 178 53 Buffalo 8 35 7 141 258 23 Wednesday's Results Providence 1 Cleveland 6 Springfield 3 Hershey 3 Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 8 Tonight's Game Rochester at Quebec Ont.-Que. Intercollegiate WLT F APt Toronto 12 1 0131 27 24 Waterloo 8 2 2 65 4018 Western 8 5 0 72 4016 Queen's 5 4 3 49 5113 Laval 45 2 37 6410 McMaster 5 8 0 57 8010 McGill ke Ges Wee Be 1 Montreal 3 8 1 42 68 7 Guelph 110 1 36 84 3 Wednesday's Results Queen's 8 McGill 3 Waterloo 10 McMaster 8 Western League Vancouver 2 California 7 Los Angeles 5 Portland 4 Seattle 3 Victoria 2 Eastern League boro Don Byes 4-2 last Sunday to pick up their first win of the season. Peterboro, who are cur- rently in third place, had lost three - straight games before meeting Tom Glover and com- pany. Glover spearheaded the Trenton attack with three goals. Crushmen are looking to in- crease their lead over Cobourg Cougars who are three points behind the leaders with a game in hand. If Cougars keep win- ning the way they have been Oshawa may have to wi: all six of their remaining games to finish in first place. Although Oshawa seldom has any trouble with Trenton they will be without Gerry Walms- ley and Doug Whiting tomor- row night. Whiting broke three ribs after falling down the stairs at his home and Walms- ley is a doubtful starter after he agravated a shoulder injury in the Peterboro game last Fri- day. Chrushmen still have two games left to play against Tren- ton but it is beginning to look like their game against Co- bourg on Sunday, February 19, will be their biggest hurdle for a first place finish. As a note of interest, the Oshawa-Cobourg game will be the first Junior game to be Central League Houston 3 Oklahoma City 2 Memphis 1 Omaha 7 Tulsa 1 St. Louis 4 International League Dayton 1 Toledo 3 Des Moines 4 Port Huron 3 Exhibition Halifax 4 Moncton 4 St. Lawrence Senior Buckingham 3 Morrisburg 6 Manitoba Senior Transcona 4 Grand Forks 10 Quebec Junior Drummondville 6 Quebec 3 Manitoba Junior Flin Flon 2 Monarchs 4 Brandon 5 Warriors 1 Major Junior Moose Jaw 7 Saskatoon 5 Edmonton 9 Calgary 4 Oshawa Tied With York Club Despite adverse shooting con- ditions, Oshawa skeet shooters maintained their hold for top spot in the Lower Lakes Skeet League. With three perfect scores of 50 out of 50 and two Pickering Eliminated By CLIFF GORDON BROOKLIN ---Brooklin Haines and Vesy eliminated Pickering Arnold Paving from the Ontario Minor Hockey Asso- ciation Midget "C" playoffs this week with a 6-2 triumph. Brook- lin won the best-of-three series 2-0. Brooklin led 4-0 at the end of the first period and 5-1 after the second. Don Mitchell scored twice for Brooklin, with other goals going to Frank Mitchell, Phil Steven- the weekly reports league results and team stand- ings. the top ten "high triples" and the Sports Department of The Times, any day, except Sat- urday, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. NOTICE TO ALL 5-PIN BOWLERS Secretaries or press re- porters of all Oshawa _ bowl- ing leagues are advised that printed forms are now avail- able, to be used in submitting of their These forms have space for top ten "high singles" each week, plus the league stand- ing and the special highlight of the week, which will com- prise the complete league re- port. The forms are available at son, Randy Church and Peter Heron. Jim McGuckin and Bill O'Kane scored for Pickering. Brooklin will play an Oshawa midget team Friday night at Brooklin Arena as the main at- traction of "Minor Hockey Night", The game will start at 9 p.m., but the program com- mences at 5 p.m. Next playoff opponent for Brooklin will be the winner of the Beaverton - Cannington of 49 each, the Oshawa shooters tied with 'the York Gun Club|"aved_on Sunday in Oshawa. series. REMEMBER WHEN .. .? 'By THE CANADIAN PRESS Lucile Wheeler of St. Jo- vite, Que., won the giant sla- lom nine years ago today-- in 1958--at the international Alpine ski championships at Bad Gastein, Austria. She had earlier won the downhill title but in combined cham- pionship points ranked se- cond to Friedl Daenzer of Switzerland at the end of competition. with a total score of 248. This gave York and Oshawa three and half points each. Scoring a perfect 50 for the local shooters were Bill Rudyk, Nelson Starr and Rick Sheridan. Breaking 49 were Allen Wood, Jim Leturneau, Paul and Doug. Branton. Where The ACTION Is! Also shooting for Oshawa were Don Hubbard,- Herman Sweetman and Egan Manthey who broke 48 birds each. Eric Cornish cashed in with 47 while Max Brown totalled 46. Ted and George Brown each broke 44 with Mark Brown bringing up the Oshawa tally with 43. Nashville 3 New Haven 2 Florida 1 Knoxville 6 The next shoot will be held at Waterloo on March 5th. SPORT TODAY -- McLaughlin at O'Neill, ICE SKATING Juniors and Seniors, at 4:00 Oshawa Figure Skating Club P.m. -- at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 HOCKEY p.m. to 10:00 p.m. HOCKEY Ontario Minor Assoc. Play- offs -- Belleville Pee Wees vs Oshawa Pee Wees, Ist game of 2-out-of-3 series, at Oshawa Children's Arena, at 7:00 p.m. FRIDAY BASKETBALL COSSA Lakeshore 'A' League -- Dunbarton at Whit- by Anderson; Bowmanville at Pickering and Courtice at Ajax; all games at 4:00 p.m. COSSA Oshawa 'A' League SCOPE OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore League--Trenton Apple Kings vs Oshawa Crushmen, at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. OHA Junior 'B' Metro League -- Whitby Lasco Steel- | ers vs Weston Dodgers, at Weston, 8:30 p.m. | | | OHA Intermediate League-- Little Britain at Keswick, 8:15 p.m. Oshawa NHL Tyke League --Maple Leafs vs Hawks at 6:00 p.m. and Red Wings vs Canadiens, at 6:40 p.m.; both games at Civic Auditorium. { Love Her?... Let F 4 Sweet & Sentiméntal ' 28 Simcoe North ON VALENTINES DAY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th R. B. Reed & Sons Florists Lid. 728-7386 $2 lowers Tell Her So! 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