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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, October 25, 1967 BACK IN HARNESS, after a hiking holiday at Expo, we find ourselves immediately' caught up in the current hock- ey gossip, which of course in- cludes Oshawa Crushmen's fine win last night right on Belleville ice, where they turned back the Bay of Quinte "Bees"' by a 7-4 score, to maintain their grip On the top rung of the OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore League race. Osh- awa's homebrew Junior 'B' squad will be in action again on Friday in a fixture that should be a real attraction for the local puck patrons. THE TRADE WINDS which were blowing yesterday, ap- pear to have shifted and the reported switch of uniforms by Jim Adair of Hamilton Red Wings and Oshawa Gen- erals' Pete Nevin is not tak- ing place, at least not right now. Apparently when the Oshawa club officials talked with coach Eddie Bush of Hamilton, both players were willing to go along with the trade. However, Adair has since had a change of mind. A keen and high-standing stu- dent, the Hamilton Red Wing player doesn't want to change schools at this point in his education schedule, so the deal has been shelved OSHAWA GENERALS gave their rooters a win over Ot- tawa on Saturday night and while beating the boys from Bytown is not exactly a his- tory-making feat, the Gen- erals once again showed a little improvement and the fans are enjoying their enter- taining brand of hockey. This weekend finds '"'Ike" Hilde- brand and his hoys in back- to-back action with the Lift- lock City "Petes" visiting Auditorium on Saturday night and the Generals travelling to St. Catharines on Sunday, for a tilt with the Junior Black Hawks. SINCE OUR LAST session at a typewriter, they finally got around to cleaning up the SPORTS MENU 24 By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor Oshawa "City Champion- ship" in softball playdowns, with Pam International de- feating Gale Lumber in two- straight games, in the finals, That just about produces the icing for the season's softball cake, a celebration piece of confectionery that will be the largest in the city's history, festooned with championship pennants galore. TORONTO ARGOS have also zoomed into the lime- light during our brief absence and we find the three or four ardent double-blue rooters in the office getting around the place with heads high and a jaunty spring in their steps. That last-second tie against Ottawa has given all Argo rooters a shot-in-the-arm and there's even talk of going to Ottawa for a Grey Cup ap- pearance. However, before that date rolls around, Argos likely have two more games with the Rough Riders, one that doesn't mean much now and the other--a sudden-death playoff game, to decide which team enters the finals. If Ot- tawa finishes second, and that seems probable, Argos will have to beat Ottawa in that sudden-death game, right in Ottawa -- and that will take some doing DANNY NYKOLUK, long- term star performer with To- ronto Argos and for the past few years, a resident of this city, will set a new record for Toronto Argos when he trots out on the field at Ot- tawa this Saturday. It will be his 167th consecutive game in Argo uniform and his 130th without a miss. Dick Shatto who retired after his 166th game, set the existing 'Argo record', There should be something special for this steady star of the Toronto team who doesn't get much | "ink" for his great perform- ances but has earned the un- stinting admiration of every player who tried to break through the Argo defence, at Danny's spot World-Record Swimmers Vie For 29 Gold Medals MEXICO CITY (CP-AP)--The!G regory Buckingham in/Burton and Katie Ball. swimmers take over today the pre-Olympic Games with 10 the competition from Ada Kok of from-home lineup for the four-day battle in-'The Netherlands and Russia's|ochawa team can clinch second world record-holders -- in volving 29 gold medals. Canadian swimmers, gold column, a difficult against the star-studded world- class field. Hutton and Sandy also of Ocean Falls, will be up Gilchrist, Mike They'll be getting' tough |Galina Prozumenschikova and led by|Georgy Propenko, all world rec- Ralph Hutton of Ocean Falls,/ord holders, B.C., were looking to crack the : ] n . task|Closed practice pool in the Mexi- First-day finals in the en- can Olympics sports centre are programmed in five events-- men's 100-metre freestyle and 400-metre individual medley and noon at 3 p.m. and finish Sun-|hours pass. day at 3 p.m 295-foot track in pursuit of the|stay at the Raceway du ': e a DONEVAN TACKLERS CLOSE IN ' Donevan Won Quarter Final Game 31-7 While Eastdale Beat Central 12-8 | ON McLAUGHLIN RUNNER | Slot Car Racers Prepare For 24-Hour Endurance | The mighty-mites of the mini)O'Keefe Trophy, emblematic of|c track will compete this Satur-\the centennial victory. Race/c day in the first 24-hour endur-jofficials hope that the race Sat- will travel approximately 400) ance race ever held in Ontario. |urday is the start of an annual a The race; officially named event for slot car drivers. c the Canadian Centennial 24- Hour Enduro, is sponsored by tual 24-hour road races Each team is re a $20 entry fee The cars will skim along the post ng the te wast it in Rugger Vikings : Blank Canucks _ : Oshawa Vikings blanked To-,to send Geoff Stockwell and Thompson re- place, with two more wins. jversed roles for Oshawa's third Out to avenge a defeat suf-/touchdown, the former making |4Te made up of students, a fered early in the season at the|the break that enabled Thomp- lawyer, hands of the Canucks, the Osh-|son to dive over with the ball,|and a photographer, have been awa rugger squad found their|near the corner, to complete the Working on their cars for the last two months and will be| short off-tackle play. putting in some last minute|'@Maining two points came off visitors equally determined and 11-0 total. following the kickoff by Can- he kicki ( pe ucks, Vikings were held in their anne tear rab a -- own end for the early portion tributions to Viki nit The Enduro is based on ac-'established during except weekly racing the cars should' drivers in preparing for a race ed to of will matches that car costs between $50 and $100, excluding the cost of labor. hours to switch lanes. n. Practice at the Raceway this | week, Donevan Eastdale | 'course of the race. It has been | Victorious alculated that the winning car} Donevan and Eastdale Col-| jlegiates emerged as quarter- |final winners yesterday to de- termine who will play O'Neill Nov. 1 for the city's junior ctual miles before the race is ompleted. Based on time trials normal) championship. the Oshawa Raceways. Slot/that the cars are one-twenty-|travel 6,730 laps in 24 hours. car teams from Toronto, Osh- fourth scale models of actual This is based on a 14-lap aver- Donevan juniors trounced| lawa, as well as a factory team racing cars and that each team age for every three minutes of|McLaughlin Trojans 31-7 be-| from Detroit, will zip from the|is comprised of five drivers,| racing. hind the two-touchdown per-} starting line Saturday after- who -will alternate as the 24° 'The dedication of the slot car (ormance of Jeff _ Henderson. Henderson scored six pointers in the first and second quar- ters. Russ Arbuckle scored Mc- Laughlin's only touchdown of the game in the first half. Con- vert was made by Steve Watts. importance often of actual race ams. Each car will have at ast 100 hours of work put to it before race day. This cludes building, testing and terations. Equipment for each this ; only touchdown of the The official lap record at the quarter before Jim Zarowny aceway is 15.1 laps per three |ciosed the scoring with a touch-| minutes, But this is expected to down in the closi i a z ? sing minutes of Sincicall 'over. be unofficially broken during play, Zarowny's TD was con-|handled the scoring for 'the \took handoffs from quarterback The Oshawa teams, which Jim Andrews and galloped for two 35-yard touchdowns for computer programer|=astdale, ; Roger Petrie scored Cen- tral's only six-pointer on a Central's a safety touch. Donevan and Eastdale now meet in a semi-final game Fri- Donevan dominated play injPolice Association defeated|Nykoluk, Hershey the second half scoring two\Chow's 4-1 and Williams Res-| Clevele touchdowns while blanking the|taurant tied Dupont 2-2 in an Lhideieseiaipimm Trojans. Les Kiraly scored the|Oshawa Civie Hockey third | doubleheader played here last DeJordy, Hershey BELLEVILLE (Staff) --jpicked up a loose puck in front Mayor Jack Ellis dropping the of the Belleville net and flipped first puck to officially open the jit over Johnston for Oshawa's Belleville B's home schedule|sixth goal of the game. | didn't help last night as Osh-| Belleville made a comeback) awa Crushmen handed the attempt as Potts. and Muir Belleville "Bees" a 7-4 sethack'scored midway through the in an OHA Junior 'B' Lake-|third period, to pull within two shore hockey game. |goals of Oshawa. Gary Bradley and Bill Pren-| Bradley potted his third goal tice paced the winners, each! of the night in the final minute picking up four points. Bradley|to round out the scoring. Brad- potted three goals and one S8 (ley took a pass from Keenan sist while Prentice scored once! and fired it past Johnston. and added three helpers. | Referee Gord Lowe handed Mike Keenan scored one and |ouyt 13 penalties, Oshawa pick-| set up another, while Frank|ing up eight to Belleville's five. | Sawyer and Henry Novak each/Qne minor skirmish broke out picked up a goal. late in the game with Terry Mike Healey, Pete Fleming, O'Reilly exchanging blows with Doug Potts and Dave Muir Belleville's Mike Healy. handled the scoring for Belle-| Bradley, Prentice, Webb and ville, Keenan turned in solid perform- Byadley opened the scoring }--------_________--- fop Oshawa, in the first period, on a power play as he picked up a loose puck in front of the Belleville net and flipped it over goaltender Tom Johnston. Healey tied things up for Belleville at the 19.28 mark of the first period when he skated Barlow Heads AHL Point Race ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP)-- |the length of the ice and fired| Veteran Bob Barlow of Roches- the puck past Bryan Rose. ter Americans had four goals Oshawa went ahead 2-1 on and four assists in last week's Bradley's second goal from a| American Hockey League game passing play with Prentice and,!o take over the scoring lead. | Fleming. Barlow has 12 points on five} Belleville roared back and goals and seven assists, statis-| tied it up just 20 seconds later tics released today show. | as Pete Fleming took a pass! Milan Marcetta, also of Roch-| from Steve White and put thelester, and Doug Robinson and puck behind Rose. [Howie Menard of Springfield 'Kings are tied for second place} Oe ene te ah ins with 11 points. Marcetta is the the third period as Sawyer and league leader in goals with Novak both scored late in the|S°¥e"- second period. Sawyer slid the| Hershey Bears' Barry Ashbee puck through a maze of legs leads in penalties with 18 min- and into the net while Novak/utes. fired a screen shot into the top left corner, G A Pts. Barlow, Rochester Fae eet 5 Keenan opened the scoring $ 7 for OMiawa th the Hand penne ocmener Fe on a pass from Webb. Prentice/Robinson, Springfield 5 6 11 | Menard, Springfield 2° 9 3 Lacroix, Quebec 6:3 3] Police Beat Chow's Kachur, Providence 8 In Civic Hockey [Saver Providence : 7 7 4 3 2 BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --|DeBrody, Hershey 4 3 3 Inglis, Springfield 2 2 League night. | : Neil Attersley, Gord Respond. REMEMBER WHEN? I Rod Williams and Les Brown By THE CANADIAN PRESS ronto Canucks 11-0, in their On-|for Oshawa's second major, to\!%¢ Enduro. Each team willlverted by Les Menacs. in blue' while Pa | tario Rugby League fixture make the score 8-0 at halftime. have at least four motors for) Donevan defence played: an Wright scored ene tobe 'rat John Surtees, the 33-year- here at Lakeview Park, final Following intermission, the pec teg ote O tens hae onan game, with Andy|for Chow's. | old British racing ace, won home game of the schedule, to Canucks again opened with a ae . |Gondek, Bob Krawec, Wayne j move within reach of a second-/high-pressure: attack but Osh- been tuned and tested for peak/Sudsbury and Paul Thompson| poe. aha! oe pend i gle u eng ou place finish in the final stand-.awa's staunch defensive play, performance in the race. particularly impressive. Les|th ie "i sua at Willi ut rer. veers 280 ener ings featuring the play of John Cam., In order to ensure that each|Menacs called a steady game| iter te Hage Mg Devitt 1964. Before turning to auto Vikings have two more games eron, Rey Wasylyk, Erik Neil-\Car will travel an- equal dis-|at quarterback for Donevan. rie my rre Gor : e ne racing Surtees had won the in the schedule, both away-|son, Jack Rennie and 'Mo"\tance the race will be stopped) In the second game Eastdale|marksmen for Whe fanaa Clee world motorcycling cham- | fixtures and the|Welch, held the visitors out, for five minutes every three|edged Central 12-8. Dan Brown\Hall team segue pionship seven times | Crushmen Score Win 'Over Belleville Bees ances for the Crushmen while Healey and Potts stood out for Belleville. Oshawa outshot Belleville 38- 30 and scored four powerplay goals. OSHAWA Rose, Cranfield, Keenan, Prentice, Webb, O'Reilly, Wilton, Whit- ing, Fleming, Welsh, Bradley, Sawyer, Novak, W. Blanchard and M. Blanchard. BELLEVILLE; Johnston, Whalen, Healey, Smith, Schwager, Summers, White, Mallory, Green, Potts, Jonesy Rosebush, Fleming, Fuller, Maher, Gil lette, Poachman, Muir and Tracey. FIRST PERIOD 1. Oshawa, Bradley (Prentice) 2. Belleville, Healey Penalties: Sawyer Rosebush 9:58; M, Blanchard 17:26 and M, Blanchard 20:00. SECOND PERIOD 3. Oshawa, Bradiey (Prentice, Fleming) ....+-s++++ §:40 4, Belleville, Fleming (White, Smith) ere | $. Oshawa, Sawyer (Prentice) ... 11:34 17:28 6. Oshawa, Novak' (Webb) Penalties: Muir 4:05 and Muir 11:14, THIRD PERIOD 5:44 7. Oshawa, Keenan (Webb) 8. Oshawa, Prentice (Bradley) 7:16 9. Belleville, Potts ....sseeeeeees 10:18 10. Belleville, Muir (Potts, Gillette) ....seseeeees 15:31 11, Oshawa, Bradley (Keenan, Whiting) 19:27 Penalties: Prentice 3:54; Schwager 5:36; Keenan 9:30; O'Reilly (fight) 11:05; Healy (fight) 11:05 and Sawyer 16:23, \------+--_------ Russell's Gaeis Record V.:ciories BOWMAN VILLE (Staff) -- > 'texaco defeated Mer- cury Furniture 1-0 and Gales trimmed Gus Brown Motors 11-5 in an Oshawa Industrial Hockey League double header played here Sunday. Ed Aryck scored the hat-trick for Gales, Rob Mason, Rocket Smith and Bob Burke picked up two goals each while Jotn Plews and Jim Moore scored Singles. Gary Rolothum scored two goals for Gus Brown Motors |while Bob Solomon picked up three third period goals. Ron Willoughby scored the lone Texaco goal in their vic- tory over Mercury Furniture, Len Scribner earned the shut- out. TRAILER STORAGE KAMPING UNLIMITED Townline Road North (1 Mile North ef King St. £.) PH. 728-9942 pe : ;women's backstroke, 100 butter- s' victory. | : against Don Schollander, Amer-' ry and 00 freestyle. ot fie game, . | Captains of the _Oshawalday at Kinsmen Stadicm, Wi ican winner of four gold medals Finally gaining possession, teams are Bruce Jones, Les|ner will Stadium. in- in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. HEAD DIVING LIST forwards Gordon Collins, Gary Broodmares Bring |Sweet and John Maracle. Brian|for the Bcd O'Neill Nov. 1 Hutton chased Schollander to. Russia and Italy completed Foreman, Larry Aggar and) |Groves of Oshawa is chief amplonship. a world record performance in|their domination of the diving John Garver carried play into| To Sal P : | marshall. | the 200-metre freestyle at the|competition Tuesday, sewing up the Canucks' end of the field, Pp é rrices | rh Need An Oil F f t ae ora fs The Raceway is located on urnace Pan-American Games in Winni-/four gold medals between them.|Where Henry Kaleta broke a} moronto (CP)--Horses the north side of King Street,| peg last summer. Hutton was Russia's Galina Alexeeva cap- Couple of tackles, to go over for PEPER MBE Aa sleiate ; , CALL ; : valued at $112,250 were auc-across from the Oshawa Shop- second tured the women's platform and 4 ge og a iging the posts tioned at the two-day Canadian|ping Centre Spectators are PERRY Fe ae Italy's Claudio DiBiasi won the 4" aleta added a couple Of horouchbr dar e ey re. i re BETTERS FIN E MARKS men's platform gold awards./Ppoints with a successful con- pr agi ee pried b nveaagh gy ae yd 723-3443 Hutton won one gold Tast Sunday, the two countries Version at the Woodbine pavilion. hourk unti-dte Jeti wa | DAY OR NIGHT ver medals at Winni ae t C. "ks res d their y 1 pe n. 1 s completion. be spl he op prizes in the anuc resume 1e1 pres B x peg, smashing Canadian native springboard sure but the Vikings held firm sroodmares from E. P. Tay- marks in five events Other cold medal winners and finally boosted their total lor's Windfields Farm in To- aa Many of performec we in Winnir the same team that Tuesday. were Konrad Wirnhier| When of West Germany in skeet shoot- ng and Hungary in the r women's 'team foil fencing Yugoslavia pulled off the big- gest upset of the eight-country ampionship round-robin in polo by defeating world hampion Hungary 5-3 : water SPORTSCOPE n Mexi the 1968 Seven 1 ecord are on the U.S. ent Schol Claud Mark § Debbie Mave TODAY FOOTBALL Lakeshore District Playoffs -- Anderson Courtice: at Courtice, 3:39 p.m THURSDAY FOOTBALI Oshawa High Schools Play- offs -- (S Central vs O'Neill; = K Stadium, 400 pin HOCKEY OHA Junior 'BR Metro League -- Whitb Lasco Steelers vs Brampton Rock- ets, at Brampton, &:90 p.m Intermediate Exhibition Little Britain Whitby Mel Rons; Whitby Arena 8-30 p.m FRIDAY HOCKEY & OHA Junior 'RB' Lakeshore League -- Kingston Osh awa Crushmen; at Civie Audi torium; 8:00 p.m FOOTBALL Oshawa High Schools Play- offs -- (Junior) FEastdale vs Donevan; Kinsmen Stadium, 4:00 p.m BOWLING NEWS TOWN AND COUNTRY LADIES 9 Fern Buechler 798 Lisa Hachey 687. and Gloria Bowler chey 225, Fern Audrey Hep 0, Earline 5, Josie , Joan S and Mar Roll Searchers mes 10. 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