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Ne A THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, March 11, 1967 SPORTS BEAT' By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor * OSHAWA GENERALS play their final game of the season at Civic Auditorium tonight and fcr some it will be a nos- talgic evening. It will be the last game of junior hockey for quite a few of the players and many thoughts will prob- ably pass through their minds as they stand for the national anthem prior to the game. For some, it's been some- thing to remember. Few hockey players get an oppor- tunity to compete in a Memorial Cup final, as most Of the retiring players did last season. SOME WILL go on to fur- ther hockey glory, but others will drift away from the game, into varied careers. Some might even make their professional hockey debut this season. But no matter where they go, they'll be remember- ed by Oshawa sports fans. When next season rolls along, eneral manager and coach ed O'Connor will have to fill the skates of goalkeeper Ian Young, defencemen Barry Wilkins, Nick Beverley, Chris Roberts, Bob Edmunds, for- wards Bill White, Bill Scott, Chris Hayes, Danny Sandford and George Babcock. Rocky Farr will return to London Nationals for playoffs. TONIGHT, THOUGH, will be Ian Young's night. The popular young goalkeeper, who appeared destined for a sure spot in the National Hockey League until injured in January, will receive the Auto Workers Credit Union Trophy as Generals' most valuable player this season. He dominated a league which included some pretty fair goalkeepers' and there was no disgrace in being second fid- dle to Young. IT'S STRANGE how hockey goes. Two weeks ago, Oshawa hockey followers were saying "Oh, well, if Generals don't make the playoffs we'll still SPORTSCOPE TODAY HOCKEY OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore League: Kingston Frontenacs vs Oshawa Crushmen; 5th game of 4-out-of-7 semi-final series; at Civic Auditorium, 2:00 p.m. OHA Junior 'A' League: be able to watch Oshawa Crushmen and Whitby Lasco Steelers."" Suddenly, Crush- men could be finished before Generals (they play Kingston here this afternoon) and Las- cos could get bounced from the Metro Junior "B" League playoffs Sunday night in Dixie. WHILE IT'S true Generals finished in the Ontario Hock- ey Association Junior "A" cellar this year, with the ex- ception of possibly four games, they've given Oshawa fans some _ enjoyable eve- nings. The junior league this season experienced its great- est race ever. With the league expanding to 10 teams next year, interest will be even greater, and competition for a playoff spot tougher. TORONTO MAPLE Leafs have a chance to take second place tonight in that hectic National Hockey League race as they face New. York Ran- gers in Toronto. Rangers are slumping and Leafs have been playing at a tremendous clip recently, cutting into that once healthy Ranger lead. And tomorrow night, in Chi- cago, George 'Punch' Im- lach plans his return to the bench. He usually waits for an out of town game to start a goalkeeper who has been injured and being a_super- stitious fellow, "Punch" prob- ably wants to follow the same procedure with the coach. BEFORE THE National Hockey League season, open- ed, most experts were con- vinced the only sure bet was that Montreal would finish first. Fortunately there weren't too many people around willing to put up money that this wouldn't -»hap- pen, but if only you'd known. Canadiens, even if they go on to win the Stanley Cup, have to rate as the sports dis- appointment of the early part of 1967. ers vs Dixie Beehives; 4th game of 3-out-of-5 semi-final series; at Dixie, 8:00 p.m. CYO Pee Wee and Bantam |Leagues: St. Mary's vs Holy |Cross (PW) at 5:30 p.m. and (B) at. 7:40. pm: © St Hedwig's-St. Phillip's vs St. \Gertrude's (PW) at 6:10 p.m. Hamilton Red Wings vs Oshawajand (B) at 8:20 p.m; St. Generals; at Civic Auditorium, 7:15 p.m. SUNDAY HC UAW League Playoffs: Starr Furniture vs A and W Drive-In; 3rd and deciding game of semi-final series, at 11:00 a.m. 3 Oshawa Duplate League: Semi-Final Playoffs; at Civic Auditorium, at 4:00 p.m. Oshawa Senior League: Quality Fuels vs Bad Boys; 2nd game of 3-out-of-5 cham- pionship finals; at Civic Audi- torium, 8:00 p.m. Oshawa Industrial League: Russell's Texaco vs Whitby Lascos, at 11:30 a.m. and Gale Lumber vs Mercury Furni- ture, at 12:45 p.m.; both games, 2nd of 2-out-of-3 semi- final rounds; at Bowmanville Arena. Town and Country League Playoffs: Port Perry Flyers vs Quality Fuels, at 6:00 p.m. and Mister T V Towers vs Cadillac - Billiards, at 8:00 p.m.; both games Ist of 2-out- of-3 semi-final rounds; at Port Perry Arena. OHA Junior 'B' Metro League: Whitby Lasco Steel- Brooklin Wins Opener By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY Brooklin Haines and Vesey came up with a real squeeker last as they downed Elmvale 3-2 in an Ontario Min- or Hockey Association Midget "C"' playoff game at the Brook- lin Arena. Second game of the home - and - home total - goal series is slated for March 19 at Elmvale, with game time cal- led for 2.00 p.m. Rene Kehoe was the big man for coach Doug Williams last night, as the little hard work- ing forward came up with two fine goals. Both were identical efforts and were the results. of hard work and following for re- bounds. Terry Toutant got the other Brooklin tally. Jack Franklin and Bill Dun- lop scored for the losers. Dun- lop's goal' came as the result of 'a penalty shot awarded by the referee when a Brooklin player threw his stick . when) Dunlop had a breakaway. It was 0-0 at the end of the first, 2-1 for Brooklin at the Gregory's vs St. Joseph's (PW) at 6:50 p.m, and (B) at 9:00 p.m.; all games at Oshawa Children's Arena. Ontario Minor Assoc. Play- offs: Oshawa Midgets vs Bar- rie Midgets; 2nd game of 2- out-of-3 series, at Barrie Arena, 2:00 p.m. ICE SKATING Family Skating: at Civic Auditorium, 1:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. MONDAY HOCKEY GM Body Shop League :at Civic Auditorium, 3:30 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. | GM Office League Playoffs: Acadians vs Impalas, at 8:00 p.m. and Bel Airs vs Monzas, at 9:15 p.m.; both games, 2nd of 2-out-of-3 semi-final rounds; at Civic Auditorium. Oshawa Minor Assoc. Ju- venile League: (Double Round-Robin Playoffs) -- Osh- awa Dairy vs Auto Workers Credit Union, at 6:00 p.m. and Hayden Macdonald vs Tony's Refreshments, at 7:00 p.m.; both games at Civic Audi- torium. OMHA Bantam League: (Group 'B' Round-Robin Play- offs) --Ernie Cay Lumber vs Keith Peters Realty, at 6:00 p.m.; Bathe and McLellan vs Local 1817, at 7:00 p.m. and Rangers vs Canadian Tire, at 8:00 p.m.; all three games at Brooklin Arena. | OMHA Major - |League: (Round-Robin Play- offs). --Police Assoc, vs Can- adian Corps, at 5:00 p.m.; Westmount Kiwanis vs 'Scu- gog Cleaners, at 5:55 p.m. and B'nai B'rith vs Hambly's |Beverages, at 7:00 p.m.; all Bantam three games at Children's Arena. OMHA Major . Midget League: (Double Round-Robin Playoffs) --Kinsmen Club vs Lions Club, at 7:55 p.m. and Rotary Club vs Kiwanis Club, at 9:00 p.m.; both games at Children's Arena, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT New York--Ismael Laguna, 134%, Panama, outpointed Frankie Narvaez, 1354, Puerto Rico, 12. Madrid, Spain--Jose Legra, 128, Spain, outpointed Rafiu King, 136, Nigeria, 10, Marseilles, France--Jo Gon- zales, France, knocked out Os- car Miranda, Argentina, 5, wel- terweights, end of the second and both teams scored a goal in the third period, Jim Wilson in goal for Brooklin played a standout game, robbing Elmvale of num- erous goals. Elmvale is by far the best) team Brooklin has met to date. | The players are smooth skat- ers and fine passers. Coach Wil- liams said after the game that he-felt his team "will have their hands full, but they play very well on the road, especially fellows like Pete Heron, Don| Heron, Don Mitchell, Church good names to remember If you have a Commercial Property To Sell or Lease REG AKER, pres. BILL McFEETERS, vice-pres, | SCHOFIELD-AKER 723-2265 Over 33 yeors in' Business | | MIDGET LEAGUE | Collingwood 1 Belleville 2 Tom Lavender's (10) shot has gone. It was one of few bright moments for Whitby Lasco Steelers Friday night LASCOS SCORE -- Dixie Beehives' goalkeeper George Tracey looks behind him into the 'net to see where as Dixie took 6-4 decision and 2-1 lead in best-fo-five Metro Junior "B" Hockey League semi - finals. Fourth Dixie Stops Lascos; Captures Series Lead By WHITBY - |vaulted into a 2-1 lead in the} ; |Metro Junior ""B" Hockey Leag-|have played at least 45 min- jue semi - ! 4 | |with a 6-4 victory over Whitby/¢d two in a losing cause, Tom| |Lasco Steelers. It was the second straight loss for Steelers in the best- of five series, with the fourth}. ' | ' path iod as they built up a 2-0 lead! game scheduled for Disie Sum lon goals by Burford and Dan-| NG ; ;| by. e- goa y Burford was wae it poi = Be a a rather an odd one as a shot | ay. seersoey. © nay P.™M-/by Ahlston from the corner} |_ For the second straight game./hounced into the net off the| |Beehives outhustled, outskated|<tick of Burford, who did not and outscored Lascos. leven see the puck coming. John Danby was the big sni-| Penalties proved costly to} per for Dixie as he triggered|Steelers as they were two men| a trio of goals. Jim Burford|short and the Hives one when| added a pair while Al Gord-|Danby combined with Ahlston/ | Westmount Blanks Police In Major Bantam Contest CLIFF GORDON janeer chipped in with a single Wayne Cheesman, who must! |champ, and Don O'Donaghue jadding singles. Westmount Kiwanis blanked/"4s0R MIDGET LEAGUE F | Police Association 2-0, Hamb-| kinsmen Ae Gage A ly's Beverages topped Canadian arene 2 i $10 i 4 | Corps 5-1 and B'nai B'rith tied) Rotary ye sak a Scugog Cleaners 4-4 in Oshawa| Major Bantam Hockey League JUVENILE LEAGUE cee KOHL round robin playoffs Friday. ' | Oshawa Dairy SOO 8 Dave Bathe and Claré"Bright| Avto Workers WA VIN I s rs Hayden Macdonald 1201015 2) scored goals for Westmount Ki-| Tony's' Refreshments 0 2 11316 1 | wanis. | | BANTAM LEAGUE Don Barr, Paul Kane, Tom|groupa....... .. WLTFA Pts. O'Donnell and Dave Coull Hand) Houdailie Ind, 2.0°0:7: 9.4 | led scoring for Hambly's with| Local 2784 P10 5 552 ' . | Local 1 1 acacia scoring for Cana: | Sonate" 1 \ ® > 4 c ian Corps. ° Hawks TO 6 ee Americo Coscarella, John Wat-| 58s Flooring 020360 son, Brian Smegal and Ji m /oRouP ER Ra rect WLTF APts. -| Local 1817 200824 Barrger scored for Scugog Clea-| oct! eay A tee pee te ners with Jerry Coe, Colin Locke} Bathe and McLellan 1106 4 2 Chris Staeger and Tom Rora-| orlls 4 : 1 o 36¢ 2 beck scored for B'nai B'rith. bag Yad Vays re 1 4 Keith Peters Rity. Following are the standings|--------H+---- in round robin playoffs prior to) | last night's games. | Maple eafs OSHAWA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. | GU | WLTEA Pts.! Rose Bow! 2:0 22011 6 Fire Fighters 20 212 8 6] Blank Hawks Letter Carriers 22067 He Local 222 2202 6 | Navy Vets 1 1.21315 4| Dodsworth Maple Leafs edged Ideal Dairy 1 2.11317 2 \Chieago Black Hawks 1-0 and 1 11716 2) . ~ . snl ES dla 1 2 oi228 3 [Oshawa Rug Cleaners' Canadie- Canadian Legion "HOCKEY SCORE By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standout goalkeeping by Leafs' Ontario Junior A |Randy Knight and Hawks' Bill WLT F A Pt/Morrison prevailed in the first ens stopped Detroit Red Wings 4-0 as the Oshawa Little NHL) Tyke League semi-finals open-| ed jand Bi Dixie Beehives| tally. | finals here Friday|Utes of last night's game scor-| I as are number two af \the~8:36 mark of the | period. | Whitby ttled back but fail- ed to show the drive that has been its trade mark all year. and 'hitting all the time. Whitby fans got their chance as Cheesman added a sparks to the fire. At 2.55 he| hit for his first goal, a 65-footer| that took a bounce, hit goalie Geo. Traceys glove and de- flected over his shoulder in- to the yawning net. Dixie was}; short handed at the time. Evans of the Hives was in the pen- alty box when Cheesman fired his second goal, a real master-| piece, as he stickhandled his| Thetruth about ~ swinging Britain Not all of Britain swings. There's | still a traditional Britain that's truly unforgettable. It's simply a matter of choice. Some of our passengers fly to Britain for a swinging vacation. Others prefer the things which you find only in Britain... splendid castles, the changing of the guard. Hillsides way in and let go a booming drive from the left side that! caught the right corner. That was about the story for Whitby in the middle frame as they appeared to get careless, and, in the space of 93 seconds, lead for the second time. Both goals were of the rather easy variety, with neither shot off the ice. It was 4-2 at the end of the second. | Dixie came storming out in the third and ran the count to 6-2 by the 1:27 mark, as Dan- by got his second of the night at the .57 mark and Burford scored 30 seconds later. Lavender cut the lead to three goals as he combined with Vipond at 2:24, and local fans had hopes that Whitby might get that big rally going} yet. | O'Donaghue scored from Che-| 'lesman at 14.55, and that was} all the damage Steelers could do as Tracey barred the gate from there in. JUST TALKING. .... It will) be a mighty tough task for Las-| cos to pull a big win on the Dixie ice. However we feel that they came much closer last) night and the fact that the y| know there is no tomorrow for this season if they blow this ONG; ais ese a and they should win it. The fifth game is slat- ed for Whitby Tuesday night) if needed. It was 10 years ago| this year that Dixie won its last Jr. "B" title Dennis De-| |Jordy, now with Chicago Black Hawks, was their goalie at the time. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE =| | Kitchener 28 12 7 211162 63\game of the doubleheader. Toronto 23 1410 202 17656, Only goal of the game came Niagara Falls 22 15 10 230 189 54\ with six minutes left in the game Hamilton 2120 5 167 15447|when Steve Kitchen scored on St. Catharines 19 20 8 173 183 46\a solo effort. Earlier, Morrison London 18 21 7178 207 43|had stopped Leafs' John Kane Montreal 16 23 7 169 197 39/0n a penalty shot. Peterborough . 14 23 10 180 219 38) Rusty Lowe, Marta Galas, | Oshawa 12 25 10 134.187 34; Wayne Hawthorne and Chris! Friday's results St. Catharines 3 Kitchener 4 Oshawa 3 Niagara Falls 9 Montreal 1 Toronto 8 Friday's results American League Rochester 8 Buffalo 5 | Cleveland 0 Springfield 2 Western League San Diego 0 Vancouver 2 Robinson scored for Canadiens | while assists went to Scott! |Shepherdson Lowe, Galas and Bil! White. Terry Hurst of Canadiens re- gistered the shutout. Second game in, the best - of- three rounds will be played next Friday, with Canadiens facing Red Wings at 6 p.m. and Maple RE-PRINTS Available At | NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. £., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5 x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 3 or More Pictures California 1 Portland 0 |Leafs playing Black Hawks aH Victoria 2 Seattle 3 6.45 p.m. Eastern League New Haven 1 Long Island 3 Johnstown 2 New Jersey 5 Charlotte 1 Knoxville 1 Ontario Senior (Best - of - seven quarter - final tied 2-2) Woodstock 4 Guelph 5 (Best - of - seven quarter - final tied 2-2) Galt 4 Orillia 0 Peterborough 6 Cobourg 2 ONTARIO ACCOU (Galt wins best-of-seven quar- ter-final 4-0 Ontario Junior B (Best-of-seven semi - final tied | 3-3) | INCOME TAX Your Returns Prepared Accurately and Reasonably 178 Simcoe St. N. 4 Po game is in Dixie Sunday and if a fifth game is necessary it will be played in Whitby Tuesday. --Oshawa Times Photo Central Wins. Over Cornwall | OTTAWA (CP) --The de- |fending Ontario high school bas- |ketball champions, |Ridgemont high School, de-| feated Toronto De La Salle 64-60| jin the first round of the 1967 championships Friday. Ridgemont won the title last |Lavender, the league's scoring|The Hives were hungry, skating |Y°@" with a one-point win over De La Salle. | Oshawa Central held on to an Dixie dominated the first per-|to cheer in the middle. frame|¢@!Y 10-point lead to defeat|Ron Dussiaume, his 2ist, few|Cornwall's St. Lawrence, 53-40. |nick i |John Rajkoviowith led Oshawa|handled Oshawa scoring. scoring with 14 and Tilton Doni- hee beat Renfrew Collegiate 52- Flyers NIAGARA FALLS (Staff) -- A home victory and a road loss was the manner in which Osh- awa Generals opened the 1966- 67 Ontario Hockey Association Junior "A" season. They're hopeful they can re-| peat the process as the season} ends tonight in Oshawa. Last night, Generals had their playoff hopes snuffed out by their fellow Boston Bruin farm- hands, Niagara Falls. Flyers. And Flyers had little, sympathy for Generals' cause, waltzing to! a 9-3 victory. | Tonight, in Oshawa, Generals close out the schedule with a game against Hamilton Red Wings, a club fighting to main- tain fourth place. Generals, who have had\ nothing but trouble 'ter than to return the favor and |help push Wings into fifth place. |points-total to 97 Friday as he scored a goal and assisted on |three others. He leads Peter- |borough's Mickey Redmond by jfour points in the league scor-} Ottawa's| ing race. | |marksmen were Sanderson, Bill Little, Mike Sherman, Don Tan-} p \first period and never looked | \40 with Jack Gilroy's 13 points|back, increasing their lead to| with Eddie Bush's Wings this season, would like nothing bet- Derek Sanderson, one of the few super stars in the junior circuit this season, ran_ his Clem Tremblay scored three times for Flyers while other On March: Eliminate Generals ronto Marlboros trounced Mont-|Young scored for St. Catha: teal Junior Canadiens 8-1. rines. Jack Egers, Walt Tkaczuk,| Doug Acomb. scored three Don Luce and Tim Ecclestone|goals to pace Toronto's attack scored for Kitchener whichjand Gerry Meehan added two came back with three goals in|more. Single goals went to the third period for the win. |Richie Bayes, Al Osborne and Ray Teal, Tom Reid and ocd i Martin. the only Montreal goal as the Marlboros outshot the Cana- diens 51-30, TORONTO (CP)--R. Yankee|ties--six to Toronto, The Marl- Wann took the featured eighth|boros scored both times the race at Greenwood Raceway|Canadiens were shorthanded. ea iy nes with Beverly rang a aaa oe ine illard finishing third. i & oesenp = eu in the regular season schedule. combining with Kintutica for al; ; { 6 jilton Red Wings who still have $47.70 daily double, Ja game in hand. Montreal fs in John Hayes of Oshawa drove|seventh place with 39 points, . 'SCORED FOR MONTREAL Hayes Wins Christian Bordeleau scored At Greenwood Referee John McCauley handed out eight minor penal- Friday - night under beating|. Toronto remains in second Cindy Van Patrick by more place, with 56 points, only two Ronnie Feagan drove Gay| ; fein a chy ctagee ">| St. Catharines is in fifth place Reel to victory in the first,| with 46 points, one behind Ham- Sister Matt to. a win in the|four behind London Nationals. sixth, setting up a $145.70 exac-|Both teams have two games tor with Igniting Dares. left to play. O.H.A. Junior "A" Hockey nahill, Tom Webster and Jim Lorentz. George Babcock, his 19th, | and Beverley, his eighth, | Flyers took a 2-0 lead in the tops for Kingston. Gary Ashfield |6-3 by the end of the second.| Peterborough's Adam Scott handed Hamilton Delta a 53-38 defeat in the last game of the round. was Renfrew's high man with | They outshot Generals 50-27, fir-| jing 19 shots at Rocky Farr in |the third period. | shania rallied to beat St. Cath-| jarines Black Hawks 4-3 and To- In other games Friday, Kit-| ablaze with purple heather. Only BOAC with Air Canada flies direct to Britain, and this summer we offer you the choice of up to 12 jet services a day from Toronto and Montreal. And there are several flights a week from western Canada; including direct services to London. Plan your trip now. See your BOAC travel agent and he'll plan your kind of British vacation. ' = BOAC Salurday GAME TIME 7:15 P.M. 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Becke Team Standing Cats 14, Bunglers 7 and Pedlars 7. RAINB¢ High Doubles - J. Anderson 429 7; M. Mo netta 402 (213) an High Singles -- 226, J. Lauson 22 H. McLaren 218, C 215, G. Halleran and O. Shortt 208. Team Standing Orange 9, Grey Purple 7, Brown 7 6 Rose 6, Lilac Black 4, Marcon Beige 4, Yellow 3 LADIES' MAJ High Triples -- 324, 206); Loretta CG Bell 721 (220, 270, (209, 287 217); Ne 298); Stella Make 217); Isabelle Kin reine Murphy 684 lor 683 (213, 287 (215, 228, 228) an 230). Team Standing Hayden-Macdonald Cleaners 7, Stroud' Way Rug 6 and ° LADIES' MAJ High Triples - Bileen Anderson | 708, Flo Russell rs 0, Saywell's 4; O| Nesbitt's 0 and WI Team Standing - son's 14, Motor ¢ Mitchell's 11, Bint' bitt's and Olsen's UAW LAL High Doubles: & end Lil Braund 41¢ Singles: and, Hazel Farrow Points Taken: T Union Girls 3, All Motor City.0 and Team. Standing: