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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 16, 1967 |Whitby Sklars |: Snow Notches Three Goals Eliminate Ajax As Northminster Wins 8-0 PEE WEE GAMES Northminster drummed King St. 7-1 scoring for Northminster were John Magee, John Krantz, Rick Hawkshaw, Ronald Mag, Phil Jarvie, Keith Smith and David Field with a goal each. Westmount beat Southminster 2-1 as Doug Rae and Paul Os- borne scored for winners while David Sheridan scored for Southminster. First Baptist and St. Andrew battled to a 2-2 tie on the stren- gth of two goals by Allen War- ren for St. Andrews while Mar- tin Sherrard and Larry Wilson scored for First Baptist. St. Paul's downed Simcoe St. 4-2 on goals by Robert Suther- Dan Snow scored three goals to lead Albert St. to an 8-0 shut- out over Northminster in Pro- testant Church League, Novice play on the weekend. Other scorers were Bill Gal- braith with two goals, and David Salway, Ken Lawton and Larry Wetherup with one each. The shutout went to Paul Wiltshire. King St. edged St. Luke's 2-1 on goals by Terry Harding Luke's Grant Hornby also scor- and Greg Barkley while St. ed Simcoe St. downed St. Paul's 4-2 as Doug Freeman scored three goals and Milton Thomp- son one for Simcoe St. while St. Paul's goals were scored by Peter Kift and Gord Thom. St. Andrew's slipped by St. Mark's 2-1 on goals by Chuck Halliday and Ron Hart. Mark Sheridan scored the St. Mark's. Christ Church shutout Har- mony 1-0 on a goal by Reid Dave Leaming Scores Six Dave Leaming went on a scoring spree scoring six of Art's. Vending's seven goals in their 7-1 win over Duplate Sports and Social in Duplate Hockey League play during the Tran's pass at the 6:10 mark Webster with Brian Lawton in the nets for Christ Church. land, John McClimond, Al Sime- son and John Kift. Simcoe St. goals were scored by Eric Re- calla and David Smith. BANTAM GAMES Knox defeated Christ Church 3-1, Harper scoring two for Knox and Hepburn one. Taylor scored the Christ Church goal. "Westminster pulled a 4-2 vic- tory over Harmony on goals by Bannon, two, Crawford and Larocque one each. Woodcock and Macinally scored for Har- mony. MITE GAMES Maple Leafs scored a 4-1 win over Rangers benind the scor- ing of Paul Mason, John Bar- rett, Robert McDonald and Dick Taylor. the Ranger goal. Red Wings edged Black Hawks 2-1, on goals by Gary Herron and Keith Webster while Tom Bathe scored for Black Hawks. WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit- |by Commercial Hockey League commenced their semi-final playoff rounds on Sunday and the results in each of the two opening games proved some- what of a surprise, as Dennis Arseneau Fuels whitewashed Royal Hotel 3-0 and Duff's Esso held Ottenbrite's Men's Wear to a 2-2 tie in the second game. Rookie goalkeeper Gary Ken- nedy was the hero of the first game, as he earned his first shutout of the season, with a fine puck-stopping performance. DAVIS OPENS SCORING Both teams gave it everything they had with Terry Davis scor- ing the only goal of the first period at 16:10, on assists from Al McDonald and _ George Younge. Royals failed to click with their power-play, while Ernie Stoneman sat out a charg- ing penalty, goalie Kennedy foiling Bill Lundmark, Pete Bedard and Melvin Brown, all at point-blank range. Five penalties enlivened the second-period action but there was no further scoring until the third period when Ron Slack put Fuelmen two up, on Elmer Whitby Commercial Loop | Produces Playoff Upsets goal, aided by Terry Davis and Ron Moore, while Harvey Ro- berts was serving a tripping penalty. OTTENBRITE'S 2 -- DUFF'S ESSO, 2 Duff's Esso, underdogs in fac- ing the league-leaders, charged to an early lead in the first period, on a goal by Lynn Mid- dileton, from Gord Luke and Switzer, with only 35 seconds left in the first period, a hard- checking session. At 7:58 of the second period, Switzer added his second tally, on a breakaway, While Duff's were playing short-handed. With Brian Fletcher serving his first penalty of the season, on an interference call, Art Ren- nick combined with Gord Platt to set up Lloyd Semour for Ot- tenbrite's Men's Wear. There was only one penalty in the final period, to Herb Tran, for cross-checking, and here again, the penalty was costly as Art Rennick tied the score, with Seymour and John Vesters mak- ing it a three-way play. Second games in these 2-out- of-3 semi-final rounds will be played Sunday, Ottenbrite's and Duff's going at 11:45 a.m. and Royal Hotel meeting the Fuel-| and then Tran fired the third weekend. The remaining Vending goal was scored by Gilmour assisted by Leaming. Leaming scored two goals in each period to go with Gil- mour's third period goal while Layton scored for Duplate in the first period. Canada Outdoor Supply de- feated Duraclean 3-1 behind goals by Aldred, Russell and Couture. Duraclean goal was scored by MacAvoy. ART'S VENDING 7 DUPLATE or pan AND SOCIAL 1) FIRST PERIOD | 1, Duplate: Lavin (Plancke, Dennis) ............ 11:06 2. Art's Vending: Learning Wicsne 4:33 8. Art's Vending: Leam! 45 Penalties -- Gilmour ayy" 15:37, Den- | Ms (D) 15:37. SECOND PERIOD 4 ae ened Leaming \ $. Art's Vending: 'Leeming (Meraw, Butler) Penalties -- Plancke (D) 5:06, Master (AV), ie, Panes (D) 19:30. 4 Art's ee Gilmour MEMONTNED <5 oh cs va swacvene saan 7. Art's Vending: Leaming . 8. Art's Vending: Leaming (Whalen, Butler) .. 'CANADA OUTDOOR SUPPLY 3 DURACLEAN 1 FIRST PERIOD -- 8. Sheppherd P) 7318 SECOND PERIOI 1, Canade Outdoor supptys "Aldred (Couture, Jackson) 1 2. Canada Outdoor Supply: Russell (Yanch) . Duraciean: MacA (Chamberlin, Sheppherd) Penalties -- None. | | | No Scoring Penalties THIRD olathe 4, Canada Outdoor Supp! Couture (Pilon, Bocheren) ' Penalties -- Couture (C) 13:12, sence herd (D) 13:12, men at 1:45 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 1967 at 7 P.M. Registration Fee $5.00 Includes: the use of Sir Al- bert Love's Gymnasium for 10 consecutive Mondays from 7:30 - 9:00 P.M, or 9:00 - 10:30 P.M. The use of basketball equip- ment. The provision of @ referee. The cost of Awards. also Basic instruction Seiad & of b in the at first session. Oshawa Recreation Department MEN'S BASKETBALL PROGRAMME | REGISTER AT | SIR ALBERT LOVE SEPARATE SCHOOL 465 WILSON ROAD NORTH Dan Bertrand scored) WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby Sklar Furniture Bantam All- Stars eliminated Ajax from the Onfario Minor Association first round of hockey playdowns, tak- ing the series in two-straight games, 4-3 and 12-2. In the series opener, at Whit- |by, Larry Moore fired two long shots to put Whitby two-up in the first period and Pete Mel- nick made it 3-0 from a. goal- mouth scramble. Ajax roared back in the sec- ond stanza, with goals by Nelson Matsumoto and Alan Mitchell making it 3-2. Each team scored once in the final frame, Calvin Petit tying the score early in the period and Don SBradfora a Whitby's winning goal, it two minutes before full- Whitby dominated play in the urn game, leading 3-0 at the pay of the first period and 7-0 at the end of the second. They out- scored the visitors 5-2 in the third period, when Danny Fer- tile replaced Jamie McGrath, in ithe Whitby net. Don Bradford came up with his best game, scoring four goals and assisting on another. Wayne Newton ended his slump with three goals while Dennis Towarnicki scored twice. Robertson, Larry Moore anil Rick Marshall each netted one. TOPS IN LEAGUE Dick McAuliffe's 23 home suffered a bruised hip in Sun-/160 Simcoe St. S. Bob} SPORT BRIEFS SUSPEND CANADIAN MIAMI (AP) --Canadian jockey Ron Turcotte was su- spended by Hialeah officials Monday in the wake of a three- horse spill in Saturday's Bou- gainvillea Handicap. 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