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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 3, 1967 SPORTS M By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor OSHAWA TEAMS are still in the running for two Ontario Minor Hockey Association championship, Bantam 'A' and Midget 'A', and in both series, it's all tied up, with the folk as good as the people. Oshawa Midgets put on an- other great comeback, away from home, to even the series in St, Catharines, on Sunday afternoon. Oshawa's _hard- earned 3-2 victory tied up the best - of - five championship finals at two wins apiece. The fifth and deciding game, for the provincial honors, will be played here in Oshawa, on Sunday, when coach Jack Armstrong and managers "Dutch" Morrison and "Butch" McMahon will have their charges in top shape for the crucial test. We hear they plan at least a couple of work- outs for the boys, this week. COACH AL "Beef" Bathe and manager Al Cay took their team into Stamford yes- terday evening, for the second game of their Ontario Bantam 'A' championship finals, also a best-of-five affair, and they came home on the whitewash end of a 3-0 score. The Stam- ford youngsters proved to be a lot tougher on their own ice and in evening up the series, at one win apiece, made it quite clear they are going to make a determined bid for that coveted OMHA. title. Third game of this series will be played here at the Chil- dren's Arena on Wednesday evening, with a 7:30 o'clock starting time. It should be an- other fine piece of hockey en- tertainment, for the local fans. BUSY! BUSY! That's the word for the hockey action in this city this week, as all the minor leagues head into their championship games. The Protestant Church League's 1967 champions were declared on Saturday. Neighborhood League finals were also held over the weekend. Every night this week sees championship hockey action at the Children's Arena, at various age-levels } of the Oshawa Minor Associa- tion, with three key games tonight and no fewer than four tomorrow night. championship final best-of-three games in Bant- am 'B', ENU | evening at five o'clock and in 'A' group it's Local 1500 vs. Local 2784, at sixx o'clock. Oshawa Dairy Juveniles open their finals at 8:30 p.m., against Auto Workers Credit Union. The Ban- tam 'B' teams and Juvenile rivals both play their second games tomorrow night. PLAYOFF PATTER: The GM Office League champions will be declared at Civic Audi- torium tomorrow _ evening, when Monzas and Acadians clash in the third and decid- ing game... OSHAWA NOV- ICE'S captured the 'A' Divi- sion honors in the big Novice hockey tournament at Bramp- ton, which concluded on Satur- day night. Oshawa's goal- scorers in their 4-0 win over Kitchener, in the final, were Bill Coe, Garry -Wiltshire, Terry Thompson and John Hoefs . . , PETERBOROUGH Don. Byes beat out Kingston Frontenacs in the seventh and deciding game of their Lake- shore Junior 'B' group cham- pionship finals. . AT GODERICH, Oshawa Pee Wees lost out to Winnipeg 3-0 in the semi-final of the Class AA section, with York Steel beating Winnipeg 6-1 in the final... OHA JUNIOR 'A' semi-final rounds are produc- ing big thrills for the followers of the respective teams, as each game proves an excit- ing thriller. Kitchener Rang- ers rallied for five goals in the third period to beat out Mar- lies 6-4, at Maple Leaf Gar- dens on Saturday afternoon, for their second win, in four games. Marlies have won one --there was one tie game. . NIAGARA FALLS and Hamilton Red Wings are all tied up in their series, at two wins apiece. Flyers won 3-2 yesterday in Hamilton. Fifth game is in Niagara Falls to- morrow night . . . STANLEY CUP playoff berths were de- cided on the last day of the NHL schedule. Canadiens cap- tured second place when they beat Chicago 5-4 on Saturday and then won 4-2 in Detroit ast night. Toronto Leafs 'finished third, with their big win over Rangers on Saturday and a 5-2 victory last night in These are Boston. So it'll be Leafs vs rounds, Chihawks and Canadiens vs Rangers, in the first rounds of Ernie Cay Lumber Stanley Cup play. Leafs opens against Local 1817 this open in Chicago on Thursday. SPORT TODAY HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc. Play- offs: Bantam League Group 'B' Finals: Ernie Cay Lumber vs Local 1817; at 5:00 p.m.... Bantam League Group 'A' Finals: Local 1500. vs Local ot at 6:00 p.m. . Ban- tam All-Stars practice, at 7:00 p.m. Juvenile League: Oshawa Dairy vs Auto Work- ers Credit Union, at 8:30 p.m. . . Lions Club practice, at 9:30 p.m... . All games at Children's Arena. TUESDAY HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc. Play- offs: Midget All-Stars prac- tice at 4:30 p.m.... Major- Bantam League: B'nai B'rith vs Scugog Cleaners, at 6:00 p.m. ... Bantam League 'B' Group; Local 1817 vs Ernie Cay Lumber, at 7:00 p.m.... Midget. League: Firefighters vs Rose Bowl Restaurant, at 8:00 p.m. Juvenile League: Auto Workers Credit Union vs Oshawa Dairy, at 9:00 p.m. Oshawa Civic League: City Hall Orphans vs Foote's Tow- ing; 4th game of best-of-five championship finals; at Bow- manville Arena, 9:00 p.m. GM Office League: Monzas vs Acadians; 3rd and deciding Maple Leafs Win Opener John Kane's goal in a 10- minute overtime period gave Dodsworth a 1-0 win over Osh- aw Rug Cleaners Canadiens in the first game of the best-of- three Oshawa N.H.L. Tyke Ho- ckey League final. The goal broke up a tight goalkeeping duel between Leafs' Randy Knight and Canadiens Terry Hurst. In the consolation final, Black Hawks beat Red Wings 2-0 to win the series 2-0. Bill Morrison posted the shut- out with Jim Byrnes scoring one goal and assisting on the second by David Lacas. : OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 5 er More Pictures SCOPE }game of championship finals: at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. ICE SKATING | Oshawa Figure Skating Club: at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Al Elliott Wins Award Al Elliott was selected Branch 43, Royal Canadian Legion "Sportsman of the year' at the annual sportsmen's banquet Saturday. Elliott won club champion- ships in cribbage and English billiards and was a member of the winning dart team. In zone and district competition, he was a.member of the championship euchre team. J. S. Brown won club cham- pionships in peg pool and darts and D. Halewood was a double winner, in snooker and Russian billiards. Guest speaker for the dinaer was George "Red" Sullivan, coach of the _ Pittsburgh Penguins entry in the expanded National Hockey League. Sulli- van told a few hockey stories and paid tribute to former Osh- awa General, Bobby Orr, the outstanding rookie defenceman with Boston Bruins. NO DUMPING Ice fishermen can be pena- lized for dumping garbage on lakes, the Department of Lands and Forests warns. Gold Seals 6-2 in Leamington. | Church Loop Champions |Fool's Day for a lot of folk but |for the finalist teams |various divisions of the Oshawa Protestant League, it was "championship day" and they weren't fooling, not even a little bit. BLACK HAWKS WIN Black Hawks captured the 1967 Mite League honors with a 5-1 victory over Maple Leafs. Tom Bathe scored twice for the new champions, with Grove Sutton, Mark Sutton and Randy Flint each contributing one goal while Robert Galbraith notched the lone counter for Maple Leafs. ALBERT ST. CHAMPS Albert Street United Church | captured the Novice League championship with a 5-0 win over St. Paul's. Goalie Paul Wiltshire blanked the opposition while teammates Jeff Foss and Stephan Howard, with two goals apiece and Bill Gailbraith, with one, accounted for the Albert Street scoring. WESTMOUNT PEE WEES Westmount United Church nosed out St. Paul's lads 2-1, in the Pee Wee League champion- ship final, closest game of the lot Peter Taylor and Doug Seeley each scored a goal for West- mount and John Kift chalked up the St. Paul's tally. CHRIST CHURCH WINS Christ Church Anglicans claimed the Bantam League crown with their 4-2 victory over Knox Presbyterians. "Rusty" Seton was the' big gun for Christ Church, scoring three of his team's goals while Tom Wilson added a singleton. Jeff Stapleton scored both goals for Knox. Saturday may have been April in the Church Hockey | | | | TOP WINNERS in the list of 20 rinks who shared in piel' concluded Saturday evening, was the foursome shown above, who marched undefeated through the four- day, five - game men's the "awards by Labatt's" when The Oshawa Curling Club's '"'Centennial Bons- Outstanding S By GEO. H. CAMPBELL home club rink, beating out Oshawa Curling Club's "Cen-| tennial Bonspiel" will go oad tt rel agora gel wire in the club's record books as one }bourg had eliminated Wayne of their most successful curling} ts id certainly ah out: °|Hussey's OCC rink in the semi- nat hishil oe f the 1966- 67 | finals, on a beautiful last-stone| "Cel ned ; Ai te eae ee shot by Rowden, for a 7-6 win| pO eee while Pollard's rink won| Five event finals were played/nandily in the other semi-final off on Saturday night and while| bracket, over clubmates skipped "Bob" 'Walker's Oshawa C.C./by Fred Kitchen. was won by Elmer Pollard's Leamington Ties Series By CLIFF GORDON LEAMINGTON -- Leaming- ton Flyers yesterday spoiled Whitby's bid to win the All Ontario Juvenile "A" Minor championship in two-straight games when they dumped the Whitby had won the first game by a score of 5-3. The third and final game of the best-of-three finals will be in Whitby, on Saturday afternoon at 3.00 p.m. A banner crowd is expected to be on hand for this one to see the Champions crowned. There was no a repeat scorer in Sunday afternoon's game with Don Masternack, Ron Tiden, Don Ryall, Jim Créech, Dave Galloway and Bill Wright each scoring once for the win- ners, Defenceman Pat Brown and right-winger Tony Turner each scored once for coach Geo, Ashby and the Gold Seals. Whitby held a 1-0 lead at the end of the first period. They appeared to have the Fly- ers well in hand and were get- ting tremendous goal-tending from Marl McConkey. Flyers must have received a real stiff "talking to" during the intermission as they came out flying in the second stanza and gave the Gold Seals a rough time of it when they scored four unanswered goals, to take a 4-1 lead head- ing into the final frame. The hometown Flyers were still hot in the final 20 min- utes as they held the hard- skating Gold Seals in check and outscored the County County Town team 2-1 during the last period to force a sud- den death, third game on Sat- urday afternoon in Whitby. We chatted with manager Alex Brown of the Gold Seals after the game and he was somewhat disappointed at his team's loss. He thought the game was much closer than the score would indicate and the shots on goal, 37-36 for Leam- ington, would bear out his thinking. Brown described the ice as being terrible with water lying on the ice at the entry emerged as winners of the The 'IPA' Third Event saw main event, they could NOt! Gerry Farrow skip his home open competition. Left - to right; (front) -- Clair Pea- cock and Bob Walker: (rear) -- Rich Vesey and John Greer. --Oshawa Times Photo Centennial Bonspiel uccess venture at Oshawa Curling Club and impressed with the opera- tion of their "Centennial Bon- spiel," announced on Saturday night that they will make this an annual event, with a trophy to be presented for annual com- |petition next season and the win- ners of the 1967 "Centennial" to be engraved as the first winners of the. trophy. Following are the complete jrinks that contested the semi- final rounds, together with their truthfully be termed the winners} atub rink to the honors, beating/|final scores: of the bonspiel, because each of} the 32 rinks who participated in this novel event, had to be) rated "a winner." Every curler} received a souvenir prize and| watch ho fewer than 20 of the 32 rinks, : : participating, shared in the final| The Uxbridge rink advanced day's fun and loot, which in- to the finals with an 8-3 win over cluded a handsome buffet din-|Bob McDonald's Oshawa rink, ner and 20 sets of fine prizes--|in their semi-final tilt. plus an evening of dancing, for| In the fourth "Pilsener' everybody. Event, Alex Mackay' i entry, The outstanding success of this| With Norm Allan as skip, beat initial venture was attained on|0Ut Doug Kirkland's OCC rink a real 'team effort," as was|9-7, in another exciting final. voiced by Oshawa Curling Club|) Mackay and his men beat Oscar president Jim Timmins. Parker in their semi-final game while Kirkland came from far wan we ee ry es behind to tie Bert Dingley on the "awards by Labatt's," the en- 10th end and win out, on the ex-| tire picture could not have been) match, as glamorous as it proved. But also, without the expert gui-| All games in the semi-| dance and administration of the|finals and finals, on Saturday, event, as conducted by chair-|Were 10-end games. man Les Eveniss and his com-| The "Crystal" Consolation mittee, Labatt's generous spon-jevent, for the main event lone- sorship and the participation of|game losers, saw Jack Perry's 32 rinks, might have attainedjhome club rink, with Paul only a small fraction of the|Michael as skip, capture top popularity acclaim that the bon-|prizes, beating Dr. Wilf Butts spiel achieved. gig e _ the final game 9-4. ie itby rink put out Roly PRESENT PRIZES Kinton's OCC rink 8-6 in their Following the semi-final play-|semi-final round while Michael off games on Saturday after-jousted another Whitby rink, noon, Wally Farr, Labatt' 8 dis-/skipped by Perry Laurence, in trict representative, officiated the other semi-final game, 6-4. at the presentation of semi-| Indicative of the well-balanced finalist prizes to all winners, ex-| competition -- which is a major cept in the main "50" Event.|factor in the success of any Club president Jim Timmins!honspiel -- was the fact that of| voiced the club's appreciation to/nine out-of-town entries in the| Labatt's, for their awards, and/Centennial Bonspiel, five rinks to all the rinks who participated. | finished in the prize list. Following the final games, WILL BE ANNUAL EVENT chairman Les Eveniss super- Nt vised the prize presentations,| Labatt's officials, pleased with the success of their first major with Don McDougall, Ontario |Bill McHugh 9-8 in 'a_nip-and- |tuck semi-final and then nosing jout Harvey Acton's Uxbridge rink 6-5 in another thriller, final! tra end, of the other semi- final |OSHAWA: SEMI-FINAL GAMES '0' MAIN EVENT OSHAWA: Sid Nobbin, Jr., Mike Mac- Kay, Bob Matthews and Gord Mac- | Millan, skip, 9; OSHAWA: "Sam" Smith, in Marks, Aad Andrews and Ray abcde skip, 7. AWA: John Greer, Rich Vesey, cer Peacock and Bob Walker, 6; OSH- AWA GOLF: Jack Burch, Frank Simp- son, Tom McDowell and Gord Hawk- shaw, skip, 5. SECOND EVENT -- 'SKOL' OSHAWA: Ron Elliott, Doug Taylor, Austin Wiltshire and Elmer Pollard, skip, 12; OSHAWA: Al Cay, Jerry Peter- son, Johnny Kitchen and Fred Kitchen, skip, 1. COBOURG: R. Barclay, B. King, John ay and Bill Rowden, skip, 7; OSHAWA: Ray McAvoy, Charles O'Connell, John Piper and Wayne Hussey, skip, 6 'IPA' THIRD EVENT OSHAWA: Ian Muir, Carl Olsen, Larry | Marshall ~ Bao Farrow, skip, 93 Mercer, Lloyd Sturch, Ed Hill sac BI McHugh, skip, 8. UXBRIDGE: Doug Hall, Carl Peter- \borough, Ray Grant and Harvey Acton, skip, 8; OSHAWA: Ray Smith, Don Jen- kins, Brian Hilton and Bob McDonald, skip, 3. 'PILSENER' FOURTH EVENT OSHAWA: Norm Wetherup, Alex Mac- kay, Bob Patte and Norm Allan, skip, 10; OSHAWA: George Warden, Lioyd Whittington, Jack Naylor and Oscar Parker, skip, 7. OSHAWA: Art Green, Brian Moorby, George Pollitt and Doug Kirkland, skip, 11; OSHAWA: Don Campbell, Ed Bran- 10. 'CRYSTAL' CONSOLATION WHITBY: Bill Gresham, Bill Legros and Dr, Wilf Butts, skip, 8; OSHAWA: 'Moe' Welch, Jack Tisdall, Art mit eg and Roly Kinton, skip, 6. OSHAWA: "Gi" Goulding, Jim Nay- lor, ae Perry and Paul Michael, skip, 6; WHITBY: Tom Staples, Ron Robbins, Ted Waring and Perry Laurence, skip, 4. FINAL GAMES '50' MAIN EVENT Bob Walker, 7; Gord MacMillan, 4 'SKOL' SECOND EVENT €lmer Pollard, 11; John Roy, 8 'IPA' THIRD EVENT Gerry Farrow, 6; Harvey Acton, §. 'PILSENER' nl EVENT Alex Pepsie df 9; Doug eisaag > A CRYSTAL' CONSOLAT| Jack Perry, 9; Dr. W. Butte 4 . ton, John Luke and Bert Dingley, skip, |i Ron Levett, | Midgets Tie Series; By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor Oshawa hockey clubs divided a pair of Ontario Minor Hockey Association final games Sun- day, topping St. Cahtarines Lions 3-2 in midget play but dropping a 3-0 decision to Stamford in bantam. Both best-of-five series are even, with the midgets dead- locked 2-2 and the bantams 1-1. The bantams return to Oshawa for action in Children's Arena on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. with the fourth game in Stamford Saturday .at 4 p.m. Fifth game' in the midget series is scheduled for Oshawa next. Sunday. The midget contest at St. Catharines was a wild affair, with fights breaking out on four occasions in the third period. Oshawa drew nine of 17 minor penalties with St. Catha- rines holding a 4-3 edge on major penalties. Oshawa's Tom Wilton and Lions' Bruce Cooper drew game misconducts for a penal- ty box skirmish and St. Catha- rines' Brian McKenzie picked up' a misconduct and game misconduct for arguing a pen- alty call. Oshawa's defence was a standout throughout in the mid- get game, blocking numerous shots and also firing two of the goals in a winning cause. Wayne Sargant, Pete Mc- Namee and Terry O'Reilly shared the goals with Wilton and McNamee aiso picking up Bantams Blanked Oshawa: Goal, Jay, McComb; de- assists. Rich Channell scored fence, Wilton, McNamee, Sargant, Ash- both St. Catharines' goals. toni aorwerds:, Prentice, Novak, w. Blanchard, son, Nestic, ' McNamee's goal, a floater Blanchard, O'Reilly, Lynd, Paradise. from the blueline, took much of FIRST PERIOD the starch out of the Lions in| 4, st, catharines, Channel ~ i Reilly' (McKenzie, Lynn) .....eecs00+ 4 the second period but O Reilly s 5 i beeen turned out to be the winner. (Nestic, Wilton O'Reilly picked up a shot from : Penpities: 'M. Blanchard 2.43; Sergent McNamee behind the Lions' net and worked out front to SECOND PERIOD h Sound | reer hag McNamee jee 9.33 score on his own rebound early enalties -- Gray ) 7.58; Nesbitt . * A 1 ss M. Blanch in the third, ey = 53; Lynn 13. janchard Channell pulled Lions within) co Tormey men 'gore ie i i | 4 awa, 'Reilly icNamee . a goal of a tie in the final min-) ¢ opP*ts. anes, Channelt ute but although St. Catha- pa MeDoncugh) tenia. 19.15 j j enaities -- Channe minor, major) mines used 51x attackers, they M. Blanchard (maior); 7.00; Wilton, final minute, it couldn't garner |ccoper {rminors, game -- misconducts) u 2 10.13; McKenzie (minor, misconduct) couldn't Bareet & shot aye 10.40; Nesbitt (minor), McMahon At Stamford, only a stirring|(major) 13.38; W. Blanchard 14.203 O'Reilly 14.50; Lynn 16.02; McNamee, performance by goalkeeper Lynn, Smith, W. Blanchard (majors) Bryan Rose kept Oshawa in the !20.00 bantam game until the third) Oshawa: Goal, Rose, Christie; de- period Hell policy tna aay Howard; rae ' e forwards, Sledziewski, udgin, Heron, Bill Leskiw scored twice for|Gamble, Bone, Bathe, G. Bone, Tes- Stamford and Dan Ane once.|*!*" rebel eg hel s Ane's goal came with one sec-| No scoring. ond remaining in the game. tee -- Heron, Biamonte, Carr, Rose held the fort for an in- a SECOND PERIOD ept Oshawa club through the 1. Stamford, Leskiw (Biamonte) 11.10 t Penalties -- Tessier, Biamonte, Gam- se Pig of the: game but|pie, Biamonte, ies" Boo i eskiw banged home the nd 2. Stamford, Leskiw ...... vee 0,44 bound of Ralph Biamonte's shot] 3 Stamford, Ane 19.59 on a power play at 11:10 of the| Penalties -- Smith, Bryan, Carr. second for the winner. Leskiw took advantage of some poor work by Oshawa to take a loose puck and bounce it past Rose in the opening minute of the third period to just about cinch the game. Oshawa came to life briefly in the third but couldn't get in close enough to goalkeeper Phil Robinson for any dangerous shots. Cable TV scored a convinc- ing 8-3 win over Starr Furni- ture in the fourth game of the United Auto Workers Hockey League final. jthe best - of - five series 2-1 with one game tied Fifth game of the series is scheduled for Sunday at 11 a.m. Starr ran into difficulty by picking up 15 of the 23 penalties, including a major to Bryan and @ misconduct to Thrasher. Pet- ers, for Cable TV, picked up a game misconduct. Cable TV led 2-1 at the end of the first period and was in front 6-2 after the second. Frank Prest topped goal-scor- ers for Cable TV with two while other marksmen were Murray Bradt, Gary Copeland, Al Myl- es, Jack Marshall, Ron Wright and Newt Woods. Gene Suprieka notched two goals for Starr and Dave Leam- ing one, FIRST PERIOD 1, Cable TV--Bradt . 2. Cable TV--Wright (Peters, Woods) 3. Starr--Leaming (Georgeff, Bryan) 19.30 Penalties -- Bryan, 'Young, Copeland, Young, Westfall. 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