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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, April 5, 1967 'Centennial' SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP playoff action, at the Ontario Minor Association's Midget 'A' levels, is the highlight attrac- tion for local puck patrons this week and may see Oshawa youngsters bring a couple of provincial titles here, as their own particular "Centennial project." Stamford visits Osh- awa Children's Arena tonight for the third game of their best-of-five Ontario Bantam 'A' finals. Oshawa Bantams won the opener but were blanked 3-0 in Stamford on Sunday. Fourth game of the Stamford - Oshawa series is scheduled for Stamford Arena on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock and should a_ fifth game prove necessary, it will be played here in Oshawa, at the Children's Arena, on Sun- day evening, at 6:30 o'clock. FINAL DATES of the two championship series, both best-of-five affairs, were an- nounced today. In the Midget '4' final round, which is now tied at two wins apiece, the fifth and deciding game _ be- tween St. Catharines and Osh- awa Midgets, will be played here, at the Civic Auditorium, on Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. This series has at- tracted a lot of attention and local hockey fans will be on hand in large numbers to see this one. There'll also be a good crowd at the Children's Arena tonight -- and so there should be --to see the Ban- tam playoff tilt between Osh- awa Bantams and Stamford's boys. The Bantam game this evening is scheduled for 7:30 o'clock and we can recom- mend to any hockey fan, the brand 'of entertainment these youngsters will serve up in this crucial playoff battle. MEANWHILE, in local "City League"' championship play-- or properly named, Oshawa Minor Hockey Association, we find various titles being de- cidéd, almost nightly. Local 1817 won the City Bantam 'B' title last night, ousting Ernie Cay Lumber in two-straight games. In Juvenile finals, Oshawa Dairy won on Monday night but the Auto Workers Credit Union forced a 4-4 tie in the second game, last night. They'll play their third game on Sunday, likely a morning game, at Children's Arena. Scugog Cleaners defeated B'nai B'rith last night, as the Major - Bantam finals got under way and they go again tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock. In Midget League finals, which also started last night, Rose Bowl Restaurant scored a clean-cut win over the Firefighters. These two teams will go right back at it for their second game of the best-of-three series, at 5:00 o'clock, this evening. Local 2784 and Local 1500 play their second game tomorrow even- ing at 7:30 o'clock. TORONTO MARLIES did it again, won a playoff game on Kitchener ice, when they nosed out the Rangers 3-2 last night. That. put this series back on even terms again, each club has won twice, once at home and once on the other guy's ice --with one game tied, in Kitchener, They got at it again: on Friday night, at Maple Leaf Gardens. Next game in the Hamilton-Niagara Falls series is tomorrow night in Hamilton. Last night in "The Falls," the Flyers and Red Wings played to a 3-3 tie --and that makes that series all even, same as the other semi-final set, two wins apiece and a tie. FIVE - PIN FOWLING is basking in the sports spotlight in Bowmanville these days and the enthusiasts who per- form at the 'Liberty Bowl' are prancing up the lanes with a bit of a strut, and they have a right to be proud. In addi- tion to Doris Joll bringing the Canadian ladies' singles title to Bowmanyille, two other young alley enthusiasts, also on the distaff side, won the Canadian 'Senior Girls Doubles" championship. Shar- lene Cain and Connie Brad- ley of Bowmanville teamed up in the. Canadian Youth Bowling Council champion- ships, at Aprile Lanes in Scar- borough last week and bowled in consistent from all the way to establish a .205 average, tops of the tournament, in their division. Even Pittsburgh Coaches Potent Facing Pitchers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS;gers brought home five runs, $ The slugging. Pittsburgh Pi-|three with a triple in an 11-| By THE CANADIAN PRESS jpresident, presented the slate rates, not satisfied with having|run third inning that crushed the top hitter in the National|New York Mets, League last season, ting coach in the league. He is catcher Hal known more for his abilities with nals before a_ heart the 1961 season. Smith who will be 36 on June 1, took bat in hand Tuesday and three-run rally that stopped Boston Red Sox 3-1 in an exhibition game. whose Matty \ Alou led the league at .342 last | anc year, overlooked Jim Paglia-|letics a 6-5 victory over Cincin- for |nati Reds. Smith, who opened the eighth singled to start a The- Pirates, roni and Jesse Gonder inning with a Smith, whose Ron unveiled|Swoboda homered, 14-10. their candidate for the best hit- while Jim Hickman and Ferrara homered and Los An- geles Dodgers outslugged Hous- {ton Astros 10-6, Chicago White Sox outhit Min-| Spriggs later followed with a|/Twins 12-7 with Tommie Agee two-run triple. Baltimore Orioles relied on old-reliable Frank Robinson to touch off their attack that beat He drove in three runs with a home|Braves 5-3. Ray Washington Senators 7-4. run and a double. Jim Northrup of Detroit Ti-lrally. {hitting his sixth homer of the \spring for the White Sox. New York Yankees fifth inning and beat Barker's two-| jrun hit was the SPORTSCOPE TODAY BASKETBALL GM Employees League: Ac- counts Payable vs GMI Alum- ni; second and deciding game of two - game, total - goal series, championship finals; at O'Neill Collegiate, 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY Ontario Minor Assoc, Ban- tam 'A' Playoffs: Stamford vs Oshawa; 3rd game of best- of-five championship finals; at Oshawa Children's Arena, 7:30 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc, Mid- get League: Rose Row! Res- taurant vs Firefighters; 2nd game of best-of-three cham- pionship finals; at Children's Arena, 5:00 p.m. OMHA Juvenile League: (If Necessary) -- Oshawa. Dairy vs Auto Workers Credit Union; 3rd and deciding game of championship finals; at Children's Arena, 6:00 p.m. OMHA Major - Midget League: Lions Club Practice, at 9:00 p.m. NOW 15,000 New Bolls NORTH OSHAWA GOLF DRIVING RANGE e @ Ample Parking @ Complete Line of Golfing Equipment e Phone 725-3092 Simcoe St. N. Tum left at Oshawa Shrine Club West Rouge Hockey Assoc. "Closing Night" at Civic.. Auditorium, 7:00 p.m, to 10:00 p.m, THURSDAY ICE SKATING Oshawa Figure Skating Club: at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m, HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc.: Mid- get All-Stars practice at 4:30 p.m. and Bantam All - Stars practice at :00 p.m.; at Chil- dren's Arena. OMHA Bantam 'A' League: Local 2784 vs Local 1500; 2nd game of best-of-three cham- pionship finals; at Children's Arena, 7:30 p.m. OMHA Major ~ Bantam -- League: Scugog Cleaners vs B'Nai B'Rith; 2nd game of best - of - three champion- ship finals; at Children's Arena, 8:30 p.m, OMHA Major - Midget League: Lions Club practices at 9:30 p.m. OPEN! @ Shock Bor @ Minoture Gol --~ Oshowe | At Boys' Club "Centennial tennial"', Canada's years. in the 2,500 metre event. The "All - Americans" the time of 39 minutes, seconds, ning team were: The "River Rats", a older group, did in 35 minutes, 40.05 seconds, were mers Jane Bastedo. In the 15 - and minutes, 40.0 seconds, Patterson 'Meets Clay Marathon Swim | Sixty-two young members of \the Oshawa Simcoe Hall Boys'! |Club participated in a special Swim Marathon' jon Saturday morning, by way} lof celebrating Canada's "Cen- with each relay team swimming a total of 100 lengths of the pool, one for each of Centennial crests will be pre- sented to all who participated won the 12-years-and-under race, in 58.0 Members of the win- Sandy Gal- braith, Cynthia Rundle, John Barrett, John Patte, Laurie Marshall, Dianne_ Brooks, Brenda Farrell, Alan Edwards, Steven Smart and Erin Sturch. |: little the distance| * to| win the honors in the 13- and) 14-years division. These swim- Heather Marshall, Nancy Sliter, Ken Sturch, Greg Charuk, Bonnie Holmes and| - over class,| Brian Sliter, Jeff Chesebrough, |Nancy Brooks and Mike Charuk won out, with their time of 34 | | THE LADIES of Oshawa Golf Club officially closed their 1966-67 curling season last night, when the two-day event, which included curl- ing and their annual busi- | ness meeting, plus enter tainment, was highlighted by a surprise presentation. Members of the Golf Club OGC Ladies Honor 'Seniors' 'At Their Curling Closing | | Oshawa Golf Club's ladies' NEW YORK (AP) --Cassius\ourling section closed out their {Clay and Floyd Patterson are|1966-67 curling season on Tues: set for another collision, at)qay with a most popular "funj|ness Girls' President and rep- Las Vegas April 25 in what fig-|qay of curling. | ures to be Patterson's last shot There was a double draw,/ jat the heavyweight boxing title|with two five-end games, the| jand the unbeaten champion's second draw taking over 'FFFIE MERA, oi, Ne: cf b HEZ7FLWOOD 3 rink which captured the On- tario "Seniors" champion- ship last month were each presented with a novel sou- venir of their victory, a spe- cial addition for their charm bracelets, a_ disc bearing the Centennial crest on one side and cham- pionship data engraved on Mrs. D. H. Lander, house. Currie, out-of-town bonspiel ee Centiry. | Miss G. Oatway is the Busi-|b resentative on the Ladies' Exec utive, C | and the other. Members of the winning here Jack, Effle houn. --Oshawa Times Photo rink are admiring their OLCA Trophy (left to right) Mern Hezzelwood, Ann Gay and Brenda Cal- shown "Phyllis Diller' and Miss Rag Bag, the .one - man and, delighted the audience then the Oshawa Golf lub's two Ontario Tankard! : : jrinks were called to the stage| Mrs. Storie presided for the| and presented to the assembled| the|balance of the meeting and ajladies and: they were "piped" |last stand before his showdown! <core of the first, and carrying|presentation was made to Mrs.jaround the club rooms. with the U.S. Army. Clay, or signed Tuesday to defend|regular skips being moved back against Patterson in the desert gambling mecca, where he bat-|,ink acted as skip for one end, tered the former champion for|with the regular skips finishing|then adjourned. {fi 11 rounds 1144 years ago before winning by a technical knock-| out in the 12th. on from there, Leads were put} \to lead position, and then via jrotation, each member of a lout on the fifth end. | No prizes were awarded for| e curling, and a social hour the lfollowed before troit after negotiations broke | business meeting. | down with the moting group threatened Detroit pro- last week. A lawsuit to prevent the Las Vegas bout failed to jcome off Tuesday. | . HONOR SENIOR CHAMPS ja lament that her family had Reports were read by the var-|cone off to a bonspiel, ious committee conveners and|was followed by a "Winchester|tune of the new "Canada" |a presentation was made to the| Cathedral" Clay, 25, faces induction into|members of the Oshawa Golf Club's 'Seniors' ' team, who the Army April 29 after failing|cantured the Southern Ontario to gain exemption as a minister|Ladies Curling Association Sen- of the Black Muslim religious |iors' Trophy earlier this month. Gary Bell, Jack Kralick andjsemi-final John O'Donoghue stopped San|Eastern quarter-final tied 2-2, J Francisco Giants on four hits|one game tied) . defensive | and i i i SE Louis Carat. wd ai away with a 1-0 tri ailment sidelined him midway through | | sect. HOCKEY SCORES Memorial Cup Hamilton 3 Niagara Falls 3 | (Best - of - seven OHA and Memorial pone 3 Kitchener 2 (Best - of - seven OHA Jr. A Don Sutton sparkled with a|semi-final three hitter for seven innings|Eastern quarter-final tied 2-2, Aljone game tied) Flin Flon 6 Brandon 3 (Flin Flon leads Major Junior single. George |nesota 17-14 and outscored the'Saskatoon 0 Estevan 6 | (Estevan leads best-of-seven |the game, at 6:32 of a 10-min- quarter - final 3-1, one game ute overtime period, gave Mon- tied) pelted| Regina 5 Weyburn 7 Hyg Bruce for four runs in the} (Regina leads best-of-seven Atlanta | quarter-final 3-1) Intermediate River, B.C, 1 five interprovincial series 3-1 Exhibition head All-Stars 4 LONDON (CP) Tuesday night's soccer games ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I West Ham 2 Sheffield U 2 Division III Swansea 0 Bournemouth 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Motherwell 3 Aberdeen 2 Jr. A) storie, president; Mrs. W. Cup | best-of-five : Manitoba Jr. and Memorial Cup _Tim Talton's bases - loaded| Western quarter-final 2-1) single broke a ninth-inning tie|Saskatoon 5 Shellbrook 1: jand handed Kansas City Ath-| (Saskatoon wins best-of-three |provincial final and Memorial {Cup Western quarter-final 2-0) (Lloydminster wins best - of-| 3-2. Port Arthur (TBJHL) 4 Lake- __ jassists, --Results of ans, with Bob Boissoin, Neal As a Centennial project, the --_--\lady curlers voted to donate $100 to the Crippled Children's School. | Mrs. W. W. Baldwin, of officers for the 1967-1968 sea- son, as: Mrs. V. Freeborn, im- mediate past-president; Mrs. D. Mercer, Ist vice-president; Mrs. G. Maroosis, 2nd_ vice- president; Mrs. W. E. Austin, secretary and Mrs, D. E. Me- |Laurin, treasurer. Conveners: and Memorial Cup|Mrs, J. C, Stoner, membership; Mrs. B. .W Field, press; Mrs. J. Greer, games; Mrs. W. F. Mercer, bonspiel; Mrs. I. R. | Monzas Win GM Crown Brian Taylor's second goal of | (ae the GM Salaried Employees | |Hockey League championship| Tuesday night. to eedge Acadians 4-3 in the de- big blow in the|rjoydminster, Alta., 5 Powell|'iding game of the best of-five | . Monzas won the series | \final. Taylor, with two goals, Bob Souch, and Larry jhandled_ scoring for jwith Gord Wilson earning three Taylor, Bob Fry, and Jim Haire one each. Pat Al MacDonald scored for Aca- and Mike Fair each earning an jassist, | HARWOOD | AUTO BODY | 655-3621 For The Largest Selection of TROPHIES For_all Sporting Events end Gifts in Eastern Ontorio. G. B. 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The | ENTERTAINMENT ENJOYED), jtr "Little Porky Peameal" Sang | Lucky draw prizes were then |distributed and the grand finale and this|-- a salute to Canada to the number starring the! brought greatest "Mod" Group of the|season to a close. hamps and a ce' to Mrs. as presented, ic broom. the Civil Service Tit «| Won By Foote's with presentations number Ernie Marks, | A "Centennial Fashion Show"} "original 'Freeborn's Filly's Follies",/curling creations" from 1867 to Business| with Sandra Hawkshaw as Mis-|1967 and featuring the The return meeting wasiGirls' section joined the After- |tress of Ceremonies were then/of the future'? complete wi shifted to Las Vegas from De-|noon section for dinner and the presented, against a backdrop |radar equipped helmet and elec- featuring a Centennial theme. "curler | of | were song, | 1966-1967 curling ---- |dleweight contender, has signed| le Local 1817 Wins Bantam "B' Title Local 1817 captured the Osh- awa Minor Hockey. Association bantam "B" championship at Children's Arena Tuesday night with a 1-0 10-minute overtime ber Co. Victory gave Local 1817 the best-of-three final 2-0 and the Pipher Trophy, which was pre- sented by OMHA vice-president Elwood Bradley. Only goal of the game came early in the overtime period when Dan O'Brien's shot from just inside the blueline was de- flected into the net by a de- fenceman. Zigsy Flanzer picked up the shutout, as he and Ernie Cay's Richard Goulding both came up with good efforts in goal. : Rr | | SIGN FOR FIGHT NEW YORK (CP) -- Jimmy Meilleur, Canada's No. 1 mid- \to meet welterweight Pete Toro} lof Puerto Rico in a 10-rounder jin San Juan Saturday, April 15. Toro is No. 4 in World Boxing Association standings. Meilleur, | Windsor, Ont., native now. fight- | ing out of New York City, will! Frank Bradley's goal, withywent in front 3-1 in the second. |pring a 25-5-2 record into the | 40-seconds remaining in the jing a 5-4 victory and the Osh-| manville Arena Tuesday. s Bradley's goal, an unassisted| jy Moot! A |. Cit Hall: awa Civil Service Hocke Y| Lundy, bie League championship at Bow-|Morton, Mackie, Sayers, MacDuff. McQuaid, Nosal, Curry, Vachon, The victors ave Foote's Tow-|Brading's Trophy. Collins, Mi Foote's: Mooney, lowney, K Bradley, ichol, F. Bradley, ine, nor, MacDonald, jcounter, came with City Hall FIRST PERIOD Orphans playing a man) 1. city Hall, Sayers short | (Danford, Lundy) te |-2, Foote's, Fost City Hall had taken a 4-3)" (curry, Vachon) on a goal by John MacDuff but} i Jack Vachon tied the score 11/4 seconds later. Murray Foster scored twice, for Foote's Towing, who repeat-| ed as playoff champions. Curry scored the other goal. Tom 'O'Connor tallied twice) 7. SECOND PERI . City Hall, O'Connor . City Hall, O'Connor (Rouleau, Lundy) Penaities -- Curry 8.20; 50, oD THIRD PERIOD Jim) 5. Foote's, Curry (F. Bradley, Nosal) 6. Foote's, Foster (Downe: City Hall, MacDuff . oF "i Jor avoere| 8 Foote's, Vachon for City Hall with Norm Sayers) ™ (7° Gradiey, Curry) notching the other. 9. Foote's, F. Bradley Each team scored once ini, the first period but City Hallimi Penalties -- Bradley 16.36; isconduct) 18.50. y) received Pouleau, | pion, Dantord)|- 16 lead at 16.14 of the final period| Penalties -- MacDonald 6.20, 18.43. (Rouleau) 11.20 K. Bradley Danford (minor ant the |fight Foster, Porter, | 25 9.45 16.25 . 19.20 Sayers 8.15, Sayers 11.15; including wins over the, {Canadian welterweight cham- SPRINGS FOR CARS - TRUCKS - TRAILERS RE-ARCHING TORSION BARS KING PINS -- SHOCKS INSTALLATIONS -- REPAIRS Tel, 723-0821 OSHAWA SPRING SERVICE CO. 80 WOLFE ST., OSHAWA HAVE IT DONE ALIGNMENT NOW! be s IATE STORE - $1.00 COMPLETE WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) ... soc OSHAWA "eer ° ie te abla in cs HECK " Here's What We Do: Complete Alignment Check Complete Toe In and Toe Out Check Castor and Camber Check Upper and Lower Bal! Joints Cheek Tie Rod Ends Cheek Idler Arms Cheek Steering Box Check Coil Springs Completed Report for Customer ... 6.50 PARTS EXTRA BOWMANVILLE C. Stewart MeTovish 160 Church St. Auto Workers stayed alive in final Oshawa round 1-0 with one game tied. A third game will be played!round, Sunday.' 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All the Ha except Doug | tim of a recu during the Hockey Leag on hand for ° I decided to Reay said. The Leafs from their P ing came tpni The opening ried on the network in Cs BOBBY WOR Reay's sco Hull, who mis games of the son after inju was in full di workout. "It's really whether he'll | first game or | _ Although th ' Hull worked other rookie a Mont Manz MONTREAI! players with diens are g management | to the minors rough during son. Now the show their gr: the Stanley C There were Past National regular seas peared as tho might dip system in an club out of lo "Let's face Backstrom sa ute scrimmag noon. "There's » the team who be sent to th time or anoth son. "Things did during the fir until the last schedule didn't panic b changes," he , Team capta agreed that 1 management ¢ schedule coul long run. "There's no of us played | ; time. We ha "it's true, but with the play Rang Emile By Alexa NEW YORK we can beat | | we're better o | ager coach E1 Tuesday befor Rangers left t night in a hideout. They depart day and will | the Forum aft their Stanley ¢ ponents, work Francis app ing on the Rz proved defenc York's first hi pearance in f cessful one. T the Canadie' Thursday night their best-of-se Francis' con defence includ comin, his pe for the Nat League's | player award. | have a big ed; The second for Montreal noon and the | for the third | day. The Ranger mid - day w lasting nearly cis said he hac team was in g sically and ps;