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SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor Generals. Now that's another KNOW WHAT? Oshawa one our boys could win and if Generals knocked off the OHA Junior 'A' league - leading they do, they'll be right back Niagara Falls Flyers, here up in the thick of things, at Civic Auditorium last strong contenders for sixth place in the OHA Junior 'A' standings. We think that such success is not beyone the reach of the Generals. As in- dividuals, they may not place a single player on the All-Star team, but in team effort, that just has to be something which has a valuation gauge special. Know what? That win all of its own, we still last night has to be every bit think Oshawa Generals will as good as two wins for most make the playoffs night, by a 6-2 score, These days, just winning a hockey game, no metter over whom, has to be joyous news in the Oshawa camp but now knock- ing off the Niagara Falls Flyers, top team in the loop, teams, because after all, not too many of those clubs in the second division are going to grab two points from the league - leaders. WE'LL ADMIT, it could just a "flash in the pan". After all, to survive in the scribe business, one must be practical and forfeit "home- town loyalty" or bias for just the plain facts. But on the other hand, this well might be the turning point in what has been to now, a very frustrat- ing season for general manag- er Matt Leyden and coach "Ike" Hildebrand. But last night's win meant a lot more than just two points and the right to move into 8th place again. It means Generals have accomplished what a lot of teams will find too tough, they won a couple of points from the Flyers, In pure es- sence, this means Oshawa Generals can beat any team in the league and if they found the magic potion last night, they're in for better days. Oh, they'll not win any title -- we told you that back in October, but they will win enough games to be contend- ers and they will put on home performances that will make you proud to be one of their supporters. LAST NIGHT'S success puts a premium on Oshawa's gext two games. They play Marlies in Toronto on Friday night (they might manage a tie) and then on Sunday night, Yondon Nationals visit the ERIC WESSLBY, who normally contributes excel- lent alternate day - b y- day sports columns, in this space, has been. missed. In answer to various phone calls, plus personal queries, we'd like to set the record straight. Eric came up with "a Gordie Howe" last week, was rushed to Oshawa General Hospital with. the usual cramps and pains. In the interim, he passed one kidney stone, but he's not nearly as good as Gordie Howe. He went under the knife yesterday, for more of those non - curling stones, so his usual column has been missi It's too early for a flock of visitors but as usual, those "'thinking of you" and "get well" cards are both adequate and welcome. BRIGHT BITS: Just to keep the record straight. Those "Athlete Of The Year" ballots must carry three names. There are no "plump- ers' allowed and _ without three names, the ballot. will be voided WINNER of the 50-50 draw recently con- ducted by the Woodview Park Juvenile Girls' softball team, was John Kenneth Nichol, 117 Stacey Ave., .... CONTRIB- UTORS for general sports items, sportscope dates, etc., are reminded that from here in, the Christmas season is with us and a personal de- livery to The Times' front- door letter box is more prompt than trusting the gen- eral mail delivery. SPORT TODAY | SCOPE Lakeshore Pee Wee League BASKETBALL ORD Ladies' League: Mus- tangs vs Thunderbirds, at 7:00 p.m. and Jaguars vs Cougars, at 8:15 p.m.; both games at Sir Albert Love Separate School. HOCKEY CYO Leagues: at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. OMHA Midget League: Canadian Legion vs Fire- fighters; at Children's Arena, 6:00 p.m, OMHA Exhibition Game: Novice All-Stars; at Children's Arena, 7:00 p.m. OMHA Major Midget League: Kinsmen Club vs Rotary Club, at 8:30 p.m. and Lions Club vs Kiwanis Club, at 9:30 p.m. Lakeshore Pee Wee League: Markham at Uxbridge, 8:00 .m.; Brooklin at Port Perry, :00 p.m. and Bay Ridges vs Pickering, at Brooklin Arena, 2:00 p.m. Lakeshore Bantam League: Port Perry vs Pickering, at Brooklin Arena, 8:15 p.m. and Lindsay vs Bay Ridges, at Ajax Arena, 8:45 p.m Lakeshore Midget League: Pickering at Uxbridge, 9:00 p.m. and Peterboro at Whitby, 8:30 p.m. SKATING Public Skating (Adults Only): at Civie Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m, THURSDAY SKATING Oshawa Figure Skating Club -- at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. HOCKEY OHA Intermediate League -- Newcastle vs Whitby Mel- Rons; at Whitby Arena, 8:30 p.m OMHA Bantam League -- Duplate vs Quality Fuel, at 7:00 p.m. and Ernie Cay Lumber vs Banks Flooring, at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Children's Arena OMHA Exhibition Game -- Oshawa Midget All-Stars; at Children's Arena, 9:00 p.m Lakeshore Novice League 8 Uxbridge vs Pickering; at Brooklin Arena, 7:00 p.m. and Brooklin at Ajax, 7:00 p.m. |-- Whitby at Stouffville, 6:30 p.m. Lakeshore Bantam League | --Brooklin at Stouffville, 7:45 p.m. | Lakeshore Midget League8 |Eort Perry at Stouffville, 8:50 p.m. and Bowmanville jat Ajax, 8:30 p.m. Lakeshore Juvenile League | Bowmanville vs Peter- borough City; at Civic Arena, 9:30 p.m. a, FLYERS' BRAD SELLWOOD THROWS ELBOW AT OSHAWA PLAYER «+» While Karl Haggarty Escapes With The Puck Oshawa's Fred O'Donnell took a perfect pass from Dale Tal- lon off the opening face-off, deked a defenceman and blast- ed home a goal after only .15 of play. A few minutes later Jim Whit- taker, beaten by a Niagara Falls forward, spun around and made a desperate poke check that saved a clear shot on goal. And before the first period was over the Generals, paced by Ron Dussiaume and Luc Bedard, had spilled any Flyer player foolish enough to cross the Oshawa blueline. last night's Junior "A" game at the Civic Auditorium where the Generals combined solid This was the entire story of Generals' passing, which has been suspect in their past few games, was crisp and sharp for the first two periods last night. Dale Tallon was the best playmaker on the ice, continual- ly breaking in on the Flyers' goal and laying out perfect set- up passes. Dunc Wilson in the Oshawa net, played a steady, and at times spectacular game. He not only stopped 35. shots, but on two occasions poke-checked the puck off the sticks of Flyers' players as they were about to shoot. Seven of the 13 penalties handed out went to Niagara Falls. Oshawa had a total of 40 shots on Niagara Falls' goal- in leading Dine's Drive-In to into the final period. a 4-2 victory over Chow's Res- taurant while Williams' Restau-jearly in the final frame, scor-| Whitby. rant scored a convincing 7-l/ing, at the 40-second mark and victory over Whitby Dupont in again at 8.27 before Phil Solo-| Cyril Hockey mon picked up the final goal|scoring at Bow-jof the game jan assist from Lutton. Referee Peter Mandryk hand- Collins in an Oshawa League doubleheader at manville Arena last night. Civic Chow's took a 1-0 lead into the middle stanza when Paul/ed out only one penalty in the|liams. Wright scored play from Ted Lutton at 12.41./Corby early in the finaland added one assist One goal each by Rod Wil-| period. the winners while Archie Cour-} Williams' Restaurant scored|tice, Norm Sayers, Bill Dan-| liams and Don Arscott in the on a passing)game, a minor to Chow's Ed for Chow's on|period but one goal ford, Bob Rouleau and Cecil second period gave the even-jtwo goals in each of the first) Brian Drumm Pots Four Leads St. Gertrude's Brian jtrude's to a jtriumph over Drumm erupted Holy Cross for;|Casey O'Connell paced St four goals in pacing St. Ger-|seph's to their victory over St. convincing 83) Mary's in/and Marty Gallas added singles while Terry ICYO hockey league atom play/also in a winning cause. at the Civic Auditorium last night. In other CYO atom action,| Young's 40 and St. edged St. ven Young. \Lance Couto Ed Christopher, Bill McFee, and Jim Arm-|losers. strong all added one goal to} Phillip's-Hedwigs'| St. Gregory's 6-5 on a| John Vanderzyven added a contribution as Gertrude's. Ralph Murphy with two, Ran- four-goal performance by Ste-\dy Thackery, Pat McArthur and Dan Carty handled the with scoring for Lundy added singles also in a |winning cause. ith {Wayne Bradley haves 2 i | |major for spearing while Dave) Killing display seen this season. | |Lawrence received a miscon- Dussiaume played one of his | |best games of the year, shoot-| duct. ? : jing and skating well and fore-| Hopkins singles| \replied for Centennials. go along with Drumm"s four in| | St. Gertrude's victory over Holy {Cross. Rick Tanguay with two an Chamberland handled the scor- ing for the losers Barry single tally A two-goal with a performance by DOSTIE BEST JOCKEY MONTREAL (CP) -- Marcel/Hart, Gadbois and Hodgson a Dostie has won this year's jock-| added singles as Cobourg nip- ey championship at Blue Bon-|ped Oshawa 6-4. nets Raceway with a win aver- age of .417. In 109 programs and Nesbitt with singles were Dostie rode 129 races. |the marksmen for Oshawa. | Ww D more in the third as_ they} Scott tallied both his goals|trimmed the Dupont team from |e 10 Dupont took an early lead as MacLellan opened the/ei 1.46 of the was that Dupont could put past Bob| the nets for John McDuff potted two goals a Referee Mandryk handed out picked up ajon checking and hard skating to|! goal goals and an assist to pace the two, while Dussiaume added a Scott Paces Dines Win, = William's Trim Dupont George Scott fired two goalsjtual winners a 2-1 lead going.two periods and added three|another last night when Charles) Charlong injured his knee dur-| scored by Don Tannahill and ithe loss of first)with a all| Peterborough Petes. Wil- provement in certain areas that! had troubled them in the past. for) area clear for almost the entire| game, tying up or checking) jany Flyer player looking for a) | rebound or attempting to set up ree penalties to each team,|Siaume and Brian Morenz put i | 7. Osh les Phil Myre and Dave Tata-| 7 (Rye oy i eidirey) trounce the Niagara Falls Fly-| tyne. ers 6-2 before only 1,065 fans. | Oshawa coach Ike Hildebrand, O'Donnell, Generals' leading\When asked after the game the Generals Trounce First-Place Flyers reasons for the win over the first - place Flyers, quipped, LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Jim H.ward of Niagara Falls, N.Y., knocked out Frank Bullard of Toronto in the fourth round of their scheduled six-round heavy- weight: boxing match Tuesday night. Howard is a former Golden Gloves and U.S. Amateur Athlet- ie Union national champion. "The guys finally listened to what their coach said, I told them to win." FIRST PERIOD 1, Oshawa: O'Donnell (Tallon) Per seeeee 2. Niagara Falls: Tannahill (Keeler, Webster) 10.37 Penalties -- Stewart 8.29; Dussiaume 14.59; Chariong 17.08. SECOND PERIOD 3. Oshawa: O'Donnell (Robertson, Tallon) ., 1.43 4. Oshawa: Dussiaume (Bedard) shies soe 7.00 5. Oshawa: Slywchuk (O'Donnell)... .. sss sversevenee 9.52 | 6 Oshawa: O'Donnell | (Tallon) .. jaaheoonen 10.18 | Penalties -- Swain 5.44; O'Donnell |5.44; Notman 10.22; Slywehuk = 12.25; Keeler 12.25; R. Thompson 14.52. | | THIRD PERIOD | wa: Slywehuk 8. Niagara Falls: Brindley } (Webster) 16.85 Tallon | Penalties -- Wellwood 1.27; 6.19; Robertson 11.10; Sellwood 18.49. scorer, collected three in. Bryan Slywchuk scored ngle. Niagara Falls' were goals ioug Brindley. Flyers, who are hurting with) four players, lost) g a pile-up in the second per-| Oshawa's win gives the club | ghth spot in the standings two-point lead over} Generals showed definite im- The defence kept the goal) screen. The combination of Dus-! the Generals' best penalty) ecking ceaselessly. ane ich Centennial Tie, | Cobourg Wins 6-4 | battled spi Centennials |W single) tu MONTREAL (CP) -- A} a Orono|diens of the National Hockey! two-goal effort to go along with Royals to a 3-3 tie in an Osh-| League said Monday that centre| St.|awa Minor Hockey Association|Jean Beliveau has been pron- St. Joseph's blanked St. Mary's|Phillip's-Hedwigs 'squeaked' by Juvenile game at the Children's/ounced "'100 per cent fit" for'| Arena, Steve Jarrell with two and|Bruins in Boston. Beliveau re- Peter Pigeau with a | handled the scoring for Royals) after a five-week layoff because while John Vandermeer, Deano) of a knee injury, then re-injured \Dalgleish and Dennis Hartwig) the knee Sunday night. 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