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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 2, 1967 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor GREEN GAELS struck for another win last night, up in Long Branch, to increase their margin as the OLA Junior 'A' league-leaders and here at home, Oshawa's new Senior 'B' lacrosse team made their debut a winning one. "IKE" HILDEBRAND'S ap- 'pointment to the post of coach of Oshawa Generals has been 'greeted with friendly and sen- timental enthusiasm by the hockey. fans here. Having played with the Generals for two seasons, 1945-46-47 and jater marrying an Oshawa girl, Helen Alpin, he has con- siderable "roots" in this city. Incidentally, they have four children, Jay the elder is 19 and their most recent arrival is seven - months - old Heidi. Naturally, memories are a little short, when one recalls all the great stars who wore the Oshawa Generals livery, but there's nothing like a telephone conversation with the real source, to clear up a few facts. » TORONTO MARLIES, then in Senior OHA ranks, were the next to get the services pf the classy right-winger, after leaving the Generals and that season, centred by Johnny McCormack, "Ike" was the league's top scorer. Then he went to Los Angeles, for a year, then Kansas City for a year and here he was the league's top scorer again. That business of scoring goals was a Hildebrand trademark. He didn't do that in NHL company, mind you, but he had a very creditable pro career in the top ranks, with New York Rangers and then with Chicago Black Hawks. He was playing for Chicago the night he suffered a brok- en leg, in Maple Leaf Gar- dens. The following season the injury gave him trouble and he went to Montreal Royals and then from there back to Cleveland Barons. "Tke" had gone from Kansas City to Cleveland in 1950-51 and led the American League in. goal scoring. There two years, he also won The Cal- der Cup, prior to moving up to Rangers in 1953. "HIS RETURN to amateur ranks was negotiated by the late Jim Hendy of Cleveland Barons and then "Ike" went to Pembroke. From there he moved into Belleville as play- ing coach of the famed 'Mc: Farlands" and during his three-year stint there, they won the Allan Cup in 1958 in that great final, which saw Kelowna Packers win the first three games then Belle- ville came back to take the next four. In 1959, McFar- lands won the World Cham- pionship for Canada, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Leaving Belleville 'in 1960, "Ike" quit the game as a player but moved to Peter- borough, to coach the Junior 'B' team there.and do a bit of refereeing. He moved to Lon- don then and coached the Junior 'B' team there very successfully, especially in 1963-64-65, before being re- placed by "Turk" Broda when London moved into Jun- jor 'A' ranks. "IKE" HIMSELF considers he was a greater lacrosse star than hockey player--but of course, there's no recog- nized -- professional status there, like the NHL level. He made history in lacrosse how- ever, in his native British Columbia. At the age of 15 he joined the famous New West- minster Salmonbellies and they won the Mann Cup that season, just after 'Ike' had turned 16 -- youngest player .to ever win a Memorial Cup medal. When only 17, again in the Mann Cup finals, he won the Mike Kelly Award (Mann Cup outstanding star) and he set a record of seven goals in the series, which still stands. In all, he played in eleven Mann Cup finals (another record) and they won the trophy five times. In all he 18 seasons in sen- jor l&trosse, including one with Mimico and seven sea- sons in Peterborough, where he was playing-coach for four of these and then won the Mann Cup four times in the seven years. Oh yes. -- oe's also quite a golfer and curler. His rink won the club title last winter, in London. He and Helen plan on joining Oshawa Golf Club here, to continue their golf and curl- ing activity. We suspect that for "Ike" -- it will be a case of Sundays only! SPORTSCOPE |Juniors Trim Kendal 9-1 Kendal a 9-1 defeat in an East- ern Ontario Baseball Associa- tion junior game at Lakeview Legionnaires' third straight league win, John Fair, who relieved start- ing pitcher Bob Lockett in the second inning when the latter developed a sore arm, picked up the pitching decision, hold- ing Kendal hitless until two were out in the seventh. First hit off Fair was a double by Ron Moore and he scored when Wayne Hogg singled to centre and Wayne Cookson bobbled the ball. Kendal had a hit in the first inning off Lockett, a single by Tom Warden, and one in the second, by Grant Moore. Fair struck out nine batters and walked only one batter. Oshawa collected only five hits in the seven-inning game, scoring four runs in the fifth on only one hit. Oshawa hitters were Wayne Cookson, Pat Watters, Ron Inche, Norm Bjorndahl and Tony Jones. Legionnaires struck for their first three runs in the third in- ning. Fair was safe on an out- field error, moved to second on a sacrifice fly and scored on Watters' single to left. Inche's single moved Watters to third, with Inche taking sec- ond on the throw-in to the in- field, and both scored on Bjorn- dahl's single to centre. Legionnaires picked up four runs in the fifth on five walks and Cookson's single, and com- pleted scoring in the sixth on another five walks. Legionnaires play Toronto Richardson's in a Leaside Jun- ior League game at Leaside to- night and meet East York Kins- men at Lakeview Park in Osh- awa, Sunday at 2 p.m. Port Hope PORT HOPE (Staff) -- Osh- awa Legionnaires jumped into a 4-0 lead in the first inning and went on to beat Port Hope 6-3 in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association midget game here Thursday. Bob Limkilde went the dis- tance for Oshawa, holding Port Hope to five hits. He walked two and struck out five. Dave Bemma suffered the loss, giv- ing way to Ralph Hodgson in the fifth. Jim Nesbitt and Bernie Mc- Guire each had a pair of singles for Oshawa while Wayne Blan- chard, Monty Rose and Bob Durno each had a double. Ted Park Thursday night. It was); Midgets Top. jleading Gale Lumber to a 13-3 Oshawa Legionnaires handed|: ° FLATFOOTED -- Osha- wa's Matt Campbell is caught off guard as ball, (see arrow) salls past him off the stick of Randy Campbell in an Ontario La- Player - coach Glen Lotton led Oshawa Lasco Steelers to a 19-7 victory over Owen Sound North Stars, scoring five goals, in .Ontario Lacrosse Associa- jtion senior "'B'" action Thurs- day night at Civic Auditorium. Owen Sound scored after only 35 seconds had elapsed in the game and also had the last word, scoring at the 19.57 mark of the third period. Steelers dominated most of the game, crosse Association senior "B" game last night at Ci- vic Auditorium between Oshawa Lasco Steelers and Owen Sound North Stars. Richard Moak is shown try- four assists, in Oshawa's first win, led Steelers through two periods, and it was not until the latter part of the third that Owen Sound showed any strength. Don Brainard scored two goals and picked up an assist to lead North Stars, while Cy Lemon scored twice. Single goals came from Ed Hutzel, Randy Campbell and Doug Woods. Other Oshawa scorers were however. Lotton, and Frank Marchior,| }who scored three goals and got Neil Armstrong, Charlie Lud- low, Terry Gray and Bill Dav- enport with two goals each, Reg White struck out 15 bat- ters and didn't walk. a man in win pver Markham Hawks in Oshawa City and District Soft- Gale's Trounce Markham As White Strikes Out 15 a triple. Tom O'Connor led Gale Lum- ber at the plate with a double and a home'run, while Bob Young banged out a double and | hn tteleinkoag| 4 ing to stop Randy Camp- bell's shot. The third per- iod goal was not enough, however, to keep Oshawa from winning 19-7. --Oshawa Times Photo Glen Lotton Pots Five In Steelers Triumph and Jim = Hinkson, Bernard Burns and Richard Moak, Oshawa dominated the first two periods, leading 6-1 after the first and 13-2 at the end of the second. Owen Sound came to life in the third, however, scoring one goal at the 1.45 mark and three more in the final three-and-a-half minutes. The game progressed amiably through the first period, but fights broke out in the second and third periods. Lotton drew a five-minute fighting penalty along with North Star's Brainard at the 16.06 mark of the second period, then Davenport picked up a minor penalty when he went against Owen Sound's Keith Goodfellow two minutes later, Goodfellow drawing a minor. North Star goalie, Bob Gro- vier got into the act in the third period in a brief set-to with Ed Aru, but Ed Busey quickly took over the cause of North Stars, collecting a two- minute high sticking penalty and a five-minute fighting pen- alty. Aru was also given a five- LONG BRANCH (Staff) -- Oshawa Green Gaels didn't s\give Long Branch Monarchs much of an opportunity to throw a scare into them Thurs- day night. Gaels, who had a tough tussle "|for a while in an_ exhibition game with Monarchs, jumped into a 6-1 lead by the end of the first period Thursday and coasted to a 17-5 victory in their Ontario Lacrosse Association junior "A" game. Victory enabled the first place Gaels to run their record to seven wins in eight staris. They now take a 10-day vacation be- cause of school exams, swing- ing back into action on Mon- day, June 12 in Oshawa against Toronto Township PCOs, the only club to decision the de- "\fending Minto Cup champions a|this season. Ross Jones, hampered in earlier games with an ankle in- jury, continued his deadly snip- si\ing for general manager-coach Jim Bishop's crew, firing four goals. Jones, the league's top "| goal-scorer last season, now has 23 goals, and leads the Gaels in points with 37. i Gaylord Powless, the defend- ing point - scoring champion, scored two goals and assisted on four others to bring his point total to 28 on 10 goals and 18 assists. Larry Lloyd, Jim Higgs, Peter Vipond and Bob Goulding each scored twice for Gaels, with single counters going to Mike Lewis, Charlie Marlowe, Wayne Davidson and John Clayton. Phil Clayton failed to pick up a point, although he had numer- ous chances. He's still second in team points, however, with 29. Dave Poole scored twice for Long Branch, with Allan Rim- mer, Larry Comeau and Kevin Biss adding the others. lead Thursday before Long Branch could get a shot past goalkeeper Mery Marshall, en- joying another good night. He also figured in the Gaels'. at- tack, assisting on Lewis' goal, Gaels outscored the opposi- tion 5-1 in the second period and 6-3 in the third. Oshawa registered four goals on power plays 0 against while enjoying the odd- man advantage. Long Branch scored one power play goal. and had one scored Gaels took nine of the 17 minor penalties called. OSHAWA: Marshall, Jones, Lloyd, Langley, Higgs, Stinson, Lewis, Marlowe, Vipond, Pow- less, Goulding, Davidson, Row- Green Gaels had taken a 6-0'land, J. Clayton, P. Clayton. LONG BRANCH: Welch, Kelly, Vallillee, Tedman, Pool, Sheehan, Rimmer, Comeau, Cox, Warden, land, Somerville, Biss, Hender- son, Timlock, Cope- Bowmanville Beats Bantams BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Bowmanville came from behind to record a 10-8 victory over Oshawa Legionnaires in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Asso- ciation bantam game _ here Thursday. Grove Bennett's two - run homer in the fifth inning de- cided the issue, with Bowman- ville adding an insurance run in the sixth. Bennett's homer was the sec- ond of the game for Bowman- ville. Doug Parker hit one earlier, and also contributed a triple to the attack. Tom Simp- son hit a pair of doubles while Mike Di hue had one double Bennett had two hits and Doug Crough one for the winners. Alan Taylor led Oshawa with a triple, double and _ single, driving in three . Les Kir- aly had two hits\and others went to Wayne Tutin, Mike Harper, Jim Zarowny, Dave Ross, Bill Reimer and Bob oyko. Mike White, who took over pitching duties in the second, was the winning pitcher. Bob Dervent suffered the loss, Osh- Dependability? You bet! something for everyone makes mowing a plea 1184 Plains Rd. E., Burlington, Ont. IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR Dad goes for it. Safe? Check! Mom really likes to drive an Ariens Riding Mower (all Ariens mowers meet American Standards Association safety standards). Four- speed shift and power reverse? Right! There's in the family with an Ariens. Heavy-duty construction and rear-mounted Ezee Start engine sure. Look over these Ariens Riding Mowers. And remember, it's a family affair. . * Arion GARD-N-YARD® POWER EQUIPMENT Distributed By DUKE LAWN EQUIPMENT LIMITED Phone Toronto 923-8474 or Burlington 637-5216 At Your Local Deoler G. S. WHITE & SON LTD. 1Green Gaels Romp §j Niek In Monarch's Lair his ninth assist of the season. Too |! By HAL BOC Associated Press Spor The way Phil Ni knuckleball was dancir it should have been we lerina's slippers. Or perhaps a suit of catcher Joe Torre w¢ been moré appropriate Torre was the wu fellow on the receivir Niekro's fluttering f Thursday night. The catcher was charged passed balls in a ni, ninth inning as St. L dinals rallied for a pa and then went on to « Braves 5-4 in 10 innit Senators Stretchec By RON RAPOP Associated Press Spor Washington Senator not lost a game sinc their celebrated trade Epstein. Whether that happy will continue once Ey ters the lineup is prob The Senators have straight since obtainin first baseman Mond Baltimore Orioles, Thursday night's 1-0 | over California Angels ' _In the only other League action Thursc nesota Twins blanke | Red Sox 4-0 and Clev dians outhit Detroit T Epstein is due to « Washington lineup as ~ manager Gil Hodges » has worked off the effe self-imposed exile whe oles wanted to send | to the minors. In the the Senators have won header from Kansas letics and two gam California. RETURNS TO FORM In Thursday's gam¢ Pascual suddenly ret the winning form that eluding him for the years, limiting the , four hits in the tight | The curveballing rig acattered three -- sin; gave up a double to . © denal in the sixth. h Peterbor y In Brook By CLIFF GORI Brooklin Redmen w aan SOFTBALL set ee ae Ee Seer "A" League play Thurs-| Other. hitters for Gale were| minute fighting penalty. awa's first in four games. 1300 Simeoe St. N. Oshawa ing all-out on Saturda: SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor League -- Hodgson had three hits for/44y night. : Jack MacDermaid, a triple and| Oshawa's record stands at a Peterborough Don By Lakeshore Minor League -- |Trenton vs Oshawa Quality |port Hope, Dave Kelly and|_ People's Clothing defeated/a single, and Reg Hickey, a|win and two losses after losing in a Senior 'A' lac Oshawa Quality Fuels at Co- j£uels Midgets; at Alexandra [pete O'Brien one each. Port Perry 8-5 in "'B'" lJeaguejdouble, while singles came|games to Fergus and Brantford | scheduled for the Wurg, 8:30 p.m. and Port Park, 6:00 p.m. play, as Hank Kaleta struck|from Joe Piontek, two, Don/on the road. TO N | G H T | Arena at 8.30 p.m. sh AEE ip Senior Exhibition Game -- out 18 batters for People's. Price, two, and Doug Cole. Steelers are in Sarnia to- * hire has: always Perry at Belleville, 8:30 p.m. Oshawa City and District 'A'? Group -- Ajax Merchants St. Catharines Thompson Products vs Oshawa Gale's Lumber; at Alexandra Park, Gales had Hawks beaten in the first inning, when they scored six runs but added two Woods, Sellick and Glendin- ning each picked up three hits for People's, while Balsom, Ka- night, for a game against the Imperials and' travel to Wal- laceburg to play the Hornets| more than passing ri tween these clubs ove five years. One of the Gardner Tops ROLLER SKATING 8:00 p.m, I H Wi in the second, three in thelleta, Clapp and Willou: ;. H H ghby | Sunday. t that i hig in agua at ane n furon Bh lthisa= and two mnie in theleach got one hit. Cf the. Potechorough | 'ooklin Community Park, fourth, Foster hit a home run and a SAILS HOISTED | played with Brooklin { $:00 p.m. "York Central Juvenile Oshawa Golf Club -- Busi- ness Girls' Tourna ment; Mike Gardner scored both goals in a 2-0 Huron win over Hawks scored all their runs in the first inning on a three- single for Port Perry, while Embriham had two singles and VICTORIA (CP) -- Two four- masted sailing vessels, the Ja- | JUNE 2nd, 1967 - 7:30 - 10:00 P.M. sons gone by. Just to mention a f Ladies .League -- Oshawa (Starts at 1:00 p.m. Whitby in Oshawa Minor La-lryn home run by Jim Orr,|Popovich one. anese training ships Kai . view Park at Willow- crosse Association Tyke action) after first baseman Bernie Mc-| People's scored seven of their tare and her citer ap Niven SKATES as wan foe ale, 8:00 p.m. bag nk bg dl ag at Children's Arena Thursday|Griskin and shortstop Howielruns in the sixth inning, when|Maru, will visit Victoria this A 5 Cc PROVIDED Brooklir ' "4 'would hi . ro | sie gar o ce 'i Burkholder singled. Hawks'|10 play-rs went to bat, collect-|summer. Both are of 2,284 tons p date Pat Baker Bill LACROSSE Whitby peng age A outa rst of 4 a, P rei only other hit was a fifth in-|ing six uits, including a triple|and are used as cadet training | ' Roy Wood, Ken' Rut = OLA Senior 'A' League -- [1:30 p.m. Po Senecas 7-4 in iss ote games. ning single by Cliff Lumley. _|by Woods. ships by the Japanese navy. | ' Stickle, Hank Steph Brooklin Redmen vs Bram}- Danny Howse and Rick Bur- ' Yodd, Larry Fergu ten Excelsiors; at Bramlea | SOCCER gess handled scoring for Mo- Coombes, Bobby A Arena; 8:30 p.m. Oshawa and District Assoc. |hawks, while Algonquins' goal some others that hav OLA Senior 'B' League -- |-- Napoli vs Ukraina; at |came from Rick Smith. ARENA ST. 725-8071 our memory. @shawa Lasco Steelers at |Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- Jeff White scored four goals, The Brooklin club Sarnia, 8:30 p.m. dium, at 7:00 p.m. Danny Gray two and Bill Bur- been a hub of lacros © Darlington Soccer League: |rows one to account for Iro- intermediate and no BASEBALL -- Courtice at Zion and Ty- |quois' goals as Tom Lovelock ranks and has felt the © Leaside Junior League -- : ' rone at Salem; both games at 7:30 p.m. took care of the four Senecas' goals, wa es VS ardson's Sports; at Tal- Bot Park, 7:30 p.m. ¥ STOCK CAR RACES Youw're paying having to supply a cit of Peterborough with its top talent. 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