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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, October 7, 1967 SPORTS BEAT | By Eric Wesslby OF The Times Staff tT HARDLY seems possible, Another hockey way, Oshawa Generals had a little longer rest this summer than club hoping this The play but as usual there's always hope for the next sea- but here it is season getting under s the previous but officials are winter will be longer. club failed to make the offs last season, in junior hockey, one, son. YOU'LL NEED a program to tell the club this year, at least for a while. Gone are Ian Young, Nick Beverley, Chris Roberts Paul Cadieux, Bill White, George Babcock, Bob Black. Danny Sandford and Bill Scott as four seasons with the Generals. Still around, however. are Ron Dussiaume, Brian Morenz, Fred O'Donnell, Bob Walton, Joe Robertson and Jim taker. _ CLUBS THAT looked In preseason games Hamilton, Toronto, and Niagara Falls Kitchener with league put together. One you don't have to worry about with 13 and 14 players return- ing, the youngsters don't have to get acquainted AS USUAL, it's difficult to asses junior hockey clubs. The opening game seemed a natural. Memorial Cup cham- pion Toronto Marlboros against league finalist Hamil- ton Red Wings. So, Marlies up and bomb the Wings before a sellout house. Next game, Wings might trounce Marlies. That's junior hockey. GENERALS, ON sur- face, have drawn a big chore in their first game. Kitchener Rangers, with stars such as Walt Tkaczuk and Jim Kru- licki back in the lineup. are bieng touted as Memorial Cup contenders. Generals couldn't buy many goals, much less a win, on Kitchener ice last winter, although they. fared well at home against the Rangers. the OTTAWA 67s. got a rude welcome into the league last night at Niagara Falls as the Flyers rolled to a convincing 9-0 win. Flyers, under coach Paul Emms, will give all clubs a rough time in the roar- ing city as usual, The club has @ good crop of holdovers but will hardly look the same without Derek Sanderson prowling around, Sanderson behaved well on Oshawa ice last winter and should have a good future in pro hockey, Barry Wilkins, Bob Edmonds, Whit- good were the first three clubs having more returnees than the rest of the thine WHILE ON the subject of junior hockey, fans in Whitby will be out looking over the Lasco Steelers tomorrow night as they open their Metro Jun- ior "B" League schedule. Coach Jim Cherry and man- ager Ivan Davie think they have an excellent chance for league honors this season, picking up several outstanding prospects from _ Generals' camp. Young Ted, Hull should be a favorite with the Whitby fans. Reason he didn't wind up with the Crushmen is that since he comes from Toron he must play junior ' hockey in the Metro League. MINOR HOCKEY registra- tions in Oshawa continue next Some had put week, with midgets holding a skating session Monday from 6 p.m. to 9:50 p.m. Juveniles go Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. and bantams again next Saturday from 8 a.m. until 11:50 a.m. Registration fee this year is $8, with the asso- ciation asking for - half on registration night and the re- mainder by the fourth league game. This fee will cover the winter hockey program, with the exception of practice time The players won't be required to pay when playing SPORTS FANS certainly have their problems. Biggest problem this weekend is what to watch, There's football ac- tion nearly everywhere you turn on television. plus base- ball, soccer, horse racing. What about the. poor fellow who doesn't care for sport? He'd better go for a walk or get a good book Flyers Blank | Ottawa Juniors j NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) |--Niagara Falls Flyers handed Ottawa "67s a 9-0 lacing Friday night in the opening game here of the Ontario Hockey Associa tion Junior A series before 2.751 fans Flyers scored three times in each period as they blasted 59 shots at Larry Doyle in the Ottawa goal. In a vain attempt to prevent a shutout at the hands of his former club, visiting coach Bill Long yanked his goalie for wh a, coaching now THAT ine uplar ame and waterfowl seas is well under way, housewiv may be interested in cookit the game their hunters brit home in a_ little differe manner. This is really n a difficult chore, neither it an unpleasant one becau. in most cases the animal bird is cleaned by the bett half. So, for vour- cooki: pleasure, we submit woo cock, duck, grouse and phe: and recipies. WOODCOCK are simple cook for they taxe the lez amount of preparation. Sin ly split the bird up the ce tre of the back, wipe out t cavity, get your oven up 350 degrees, place. a jump butter the size of a walnut each bird and broil for 12 15 minutes. Turn the b several times and all | while baste it weil with | melted butter from the br er well, Serve on toast w current jelly. Oshawa Generals' fans may);Generals and finished with NI- have trouble recognizing the * team that takes to the ice to- morrow night in the first game of the junior "A" hockey schedule Generals this season have 12 new faces in the lineup, as well as new uniforms and a fresh- man coach The uniforms are red, white and blue, based on the design worn. by Generals' teams up until 1965. Last year's Boston colors e been retired, as the Generals are no longer affili- ated with the NHL club. The new coach is Ike Hilde- brand, a former General from 1945-47, as well as a player with the New York Rangers and the Chicago Black Hawks. His duties include' stints sixth attacker with 14 seconds\|with Junior "B" clubs in Peter- left in the game. Rookie Doug Keeler and Dan Mackey, and _ holdovers Webster and Steve garty scored four assists, Flyers' goalie, Phil Myre, made just 25 saves, only five in| the final period. Tom j Atkinson, eee each scored twice, Karl Hag- the other goal while Dan Tannahill picked up ____ | Whittaker, borough and London. Generals have undergone @ Morenz ayer shakeup this sea- make up another line. Scott agara Falls, First year players who have § impressed in pre-season play are high-scoring Dale Tallon, defencemen Luc. Bedard and Bob Stewart and forward Ivan Boldirev. Dunc Wilson at the moment is the Generals' starting goaltend- with Bill Yeo of Sudbury and Jim Rutherford from Aurora fighting for the back- up position. Coach Hildebrand Stewart defensive unit tomorrow night against Kitchener Rangers, while alternating Bedard, John Clayton and Peter McNamee as the second defensive pair. Tallon, Joe Fred O'Donnell will one offensive line, with rey, Dussiaume and Al tilian on the second. Walton and Brian will start use | and Whittaker as one { Robertson and as Boldi- Quin- Slywehuk INSTRUCTIONS FROM FRESHMAN COACH IKE HILDEBRAND : ... Holdover Centre Brian Morenz, Left, And Defence Candidate Pete McNamee Listen enerals Have New Look § oing Into Season Play IVAN DAVIE «+. team manager son, with 12 new players in the/Seagrist will be the extra for-| lineup as well as seven hold- overs from last year's squad. Returnees include Ron Dus- siaume, who scored 21 goals and 22 assists in 1966-67, Brian Morenz, Bob Walton and Jim} who. started with| PRACTICE SESSIONS PREPARED CLUB FOR OPENING GAME AGAINST KITCHENER ward. Hildebrand announced Dussiaume will be 'the erals' captain this season, with Morenz and Whittaker assis- tants. One big difference between A, cd «+» Goalkeeper Dunc Wilson Stops Ivan Boldirey (4) With Assistance From Fred O'Donnell i Gen-| the tats year's club and last is the size of players. Gary strong, and the team has great strength down the middle. Al- though the defence is inexperi- enced, Hildebrand hopes to over- come this with a strong back- checking display by the forwards, Kitchener, Toronto and Ham-| ; ilton should be the strong clubs in the league this season on the basis that they have the largest number of returning players, Matt Leyden returns to the) Generals this year in the role/ of general-manager. Leyden is past-president of the Ontario Hockey Association, and was associated with Generals' teams from 1923 - 1953. Ivan Davie is the Generals' new team manager. Davie is) Dennis Gibson, a- motorcycle also general - manager of the officer with the Oshawa Police Junior 'B'" club. Wayne Daniels succeeds Stan), Bl : Waylett as the Generals')oma Blazers bail pabseint a | Gibson, 22, born in Arthur, Ontario, is well remem- of the going to said, Whitby Lasco Steelers, a Metro|Department, has traded in the|ward blue of his police uniform for|chance. the bright colors of the Okla-|added, "I think it's great, thisjgames with Centraljis what he wanted to do most."|year. Cashman, who was with the yale to Oklahoma on Sunday. |Generals for three years, was the Boston {Professional Hockey League. \The Gibsons GENERAL MANAGER MATT LEYDEN RETURNS TO GENERALS ... Discusses Coming Season With Defenceman John Clayton Former Oshawa Generals Sign With Oklahoma Club > Dennis ;played with the Generals two the Blazers, "I'm really to it, will be moving Gibson is 'not the' only Osh-|in Generals' graduate Nick Beverley, looking for-'years and with I finally got my|Falls Flyers for one year. He " His pretty wife Elainejalso was called up to play two the Niagara the Bruins last training camp El tR. H |bered as a goaltender for the|awa MOlWAL GheuMnnli week Aum hee 4 ec oy owe Oshawa Generals from 1963-|make the Oklahoma team, for-|good chance of being elevated 1965. Before coming to the Gen-|mer Generals' to the National Hockey League Young, chief scout for the! as S erals, he played with the Port|Barry Wilkins, Wayne Cashman|club this year. Bruins, and in his last hag First President, Arthur North Stars, also a Jun-jand Ron Buchanan have also purhaton, a, Montreal na- of scouting for the Generals, | lior **4"? club. Gibson, who has/gained a berth on the Blazers' |tive, Generals' high scoring jreports that size was a factor! hi b M ] R lsigned a contract to play injsquad. {centre for four years, also al- in his selection of players. | it y é - on) -- : | Beverley, born in Scarbor-|tended the Bruins' camp. this The Generals have one of : | : lough, played with the Generals|year, and also could gain a their biggest clubs in years.) By CLIFF GORDON \for four years, and played two|berth on the parent club as the The defence is large and) WIITBY -- Whitby Mel Ron- games with the Boston Bruins/season progresses, | Generals Home, Game Schedule itr. "tts OCTOBER 8--Kitchener at Oshawa 15--Hamilton at Oshawa 21--Ottawa at Oshawa 28--Peterborough at Oshawa NOVEMBER 4--London at Oshawa 12--Niagara Falls at Oshawa 18--Montreal at Oshawa 21--St. Catharines. at Oshawa 25--Toronto at Oshawa DECEMBER 2--Montreal at Oshawa 10--Hamilton at Oshawa 12--Niagara Falls at Oshawa 17--London at Oshawa 23--Ottawa at Oshawa 30--Peterborough at Oshawa JANUARY 1--Toronto at Oshawa 6--Kitchener at Oshawa 13--St. Catharines at Oshawa 20--Ottawa at Oshawa 27--Niagara Falls at Oshawa FEBRUARY 3--London at Oshawa 6--St. 11--Kitchener at Oshawa 18--Peterborough at Oshawa 24--Montreal at Oshawa MARCH 2--Toronto at Oshawa 9--Hamilton at Oshawa Starting times: Weekdays, p.m.; Saturdays, Sundays 7:30 p.m.; Year's Day at 2:00 p.m. Catharines at Oshawa 7:15 p.m.; and New Construction Intermediate Hock-| jlast year. Bruins had Beverley| Another popular former cen- ey Club held its official election | up in their camp at London'tre with the Generals, Danny of officers last night at the this year and were quite im-|O'Shea, will play with the Whitby Arena, 5 4 pressed with his play. Canadian National Hockey Elected to the president's Wilkins, born in Toronto,'team again this year. chair was Roy Howe, a well- --__-____________ : business man, who has been a keen sports BR E in Ee L E ' T 'enthusiast for several years and | is making his first venture at the top level in the hockey wars, | First vice - president is Bill | Sorichetti with 2nd_vice-presi- dent Al Brooke. The job of | jsecretary - treasurer will be | held by hard - working Don! | Tebble. The directors are Ernie Row- \land, Ron Deeth, Mel Goreski, Phil Burkhart (who played with jthe last Intermediate team in DENNIS GIBSON : ««.» former Oshawa goalie CONSERVATIVE |Whitby some 20 years ago), \Ivan Terry, Art Moore and Wayne Stark. the Boston Bruins organization, Dave Godfrey, who has been|attended the Bruins' training jone of the key men in getting |camp during the month of Sep-| the team rolling, will act as|tember before going down to) General Manager. He announc- | Oklahoma. led last night that the Club| When asked how he felt about |would name the team manager jand coach on Sunday. |REMEMBER WHEN? . .. KINGS SIGN JOYAL By THE CANADIAN PRESS The National Hockey GUELPH (CP) Eddie | League all-stars defeated Joyal signed a three - year con-| the Stanley Cup champions, tract Wednesday with Los foal Black Hawks, 3-1 Angeles Kings of the National efore - record Chicago : ! 4 crowd of 14,762 six years | Hockey League. Joyal, side- ago tonight--in 1961. Goal- | lined Sept. 24 with torn ankle ligaments suffered in an exhibi- tion game with Minnesota 8|North Stars, scored 31 goals and 52 assists with Rochester of the American Hockey League last year. scorers were Alex Delvec- chio of Detroit, Don McKenney of Boston and | the veteran Gordie Howe of | Detroit, while Eric Nester- | enko saved Chicago from a shutout. FRIDAY EVENING October 6th 8:00 P.M. Teen Skating 50c PUBLIC SKATING PROGRAMME | rsa | | MONDAY =| AFTERNOON | | Octoher 9th | SUNDAY AFTERNOON October 8th SATURDAY AFTERNOON October 7th 2:00 P.M. 1:15 P.M. 2:00 P.M. =, FAMILY FAMILY |_| au rey accompory) SKATING SKATING | Adults 50¢ Adults 50c Adults 50¢ | Child 25¢ Child 25¢ Child 25¢ (with adult) (with adult) {with adult) ai Children mncorempeeet Children Children . ENJOY SKATING AT THE \S a pera, AU OTTO FR i UV CORD 42 CORD Ya CORD 38.00 20.00 10.75 AT OUR YARD N 36.00 VY. TON 19.00: - Coal & Supplies 110 KING ST. W. 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A chilled bottie of s terne wine goes dandy v this dish, if you would | to treat your Auating hub IF YOU WOULD LiKE y grouse and pheasant seas ed a little more, here SOCCER Oshawa and District Ass --Minor Soccer Cup' Fi 6:30 p.m. and Lancaster | Final, Italia vs Azzurri, 8:00 p.m.: both games Kinsmen' Civic Memorial | in dium. | SOFTBALL OASA Senior 'RB' Playof Sault. Ste. Marie vs Oshs Gale Lumber; Ist game © out-of-3 All-Ontario Champ ship Finals, at 3:00 p.m. +. Oshawa Gale Lumber '= Sault Ste. Marie; and gi | of 2-out-of-3 All-Oncario Chi -" pionship Finals, at 8:00 p. both games at Alexar Park. OASA Junior 'A' Playof Oshawa Scugog Cleaners Sarnia; 2nd game of 2-out. All - Ontario Champion Finals; at Tecumseh P: Sarnia, 8.00 p.m. OASA Intermediate Playoffs -- Oshawa Pam ternational vs Kapuskas Ist game of 2-out-of-3 Ontario Championship Fin at Kapuskasing, 8.00 p.m. OASA Midget 'b' Playot Port Perry Ballard Lun vs Smithville; 2nd game 2-out-of-3 All-Ontario Ct pionship Finals; at Sn ville, 8:00 p.m. Name Luman He Atlanta Manag ST. LOUIS (AP )--Lu Harris was named mana the. Atlanta Braves bi team Friday, succeedin fired Billy Hitchcock. The announcement was at a news conference cai Paul Richards, vice pr of the Braves for whom had played, coached anc aged for years. Hitchcock was fired | advance notice Sept. 29 v Atlanta team mired in s place in the Natiqnal standings. Harris, 52, who pitch seven years with the Philadelphia Athleti: Washington Senators, th managed the Braves' Ri club to the Internat League pennant. LIMITED Al LITTI COMMU: Contact q Pho 7eR FOR THE I SPORTING STEREO (N PETER 201 SIMCOE 5