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OUR ATHLETES DID WELL... WON SEVERAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 'Centennial Year' Will Be Remembered By Oshawa Sports Fans 8. Harry Norville wins Cana- dian featherweight weight- lifting championship. JANUARY $. Dunc Wilson sold to Peter- boro Petes for cash 16. Denis O'Connor High School senior girls of Whitby win LOSSA and COSSA basket- §. Testimonial dinner for Wren ball title for 'B' schools 14. North Stars buy Danny Blair 18. Matt Leyden named Osh- O'Shea's professional rights. 16. Bob Langmaid and Bob awa's Centennial Sports- 19. Dale Tallon signs with Osh- Stevenson of Oshawa Ski man, awa Generals. Club named to Southern 23. Ted O'Connor resigns as 30. Junior All-Stars stop Green Ontario Ski Zone 'A' team coach and general mana- Gaels 19-16. 17. Dr. John Phillips re-elected ger of Generals and ac- ee president of Oshawa Green cepts position as chief scout JULY Gaels for Minnesota North Stars. 4. Bev Boys wins Canadian 20. Bill Vipond elected presi- diving title. dent of Brooklin Redmen. APRIL 6. Ian Young signed as scout 23. Ian Young suffers serious 4. ates pte i and Gerry for Boston Bruins. eye injury rett signed as co-mana- 15. Pam Mi He oe 23. Elmer Pollard skips his gers of Oshawa Las¢ fends nie womens Gott third bonspiel win eT Senior 'B' Tacrosse Championship go 23. Ted McComb re-elected club. fy es aS : t president of Oshawa Legion 10. Oshawa Bantams win On- 24, Spoga: a Gaels finish Minor Baseball Association. tario Minor Hockey Asso- hie Ae ere Lacrosse 24. Don Jackson skates at OHA ciation 'A' title. Oshawa Aaa ig ton eas ue for Junior "A" All-Star game. Midgets win Ontario Minor ourth straight year. 25. Darryl Seifried qualified for Hockey Association 'A' AUGUST title. Whitby Gold Seals handgun Silver Expert Shield 26. Generals 8. Andy Boychuk wins mara- thon run at Pan-Am Games in Winnipeg. win OMHA Juvenile 'A' in Montreal championship add four players 15. Oshawa Generals open train- ing camp with 60 boys. 20. John Maracle wins Cana- dian Dirt Track championship for V-8 flathead Fords at Bell City Speedway. 25. Bay Ridges Shells take All- Ontario Jr. 'B' OASA title. OCTOBER 2. Oshawa Jaycees capture All- Ontario Juvenile 'A' OASA title. 7. Dennis Gibson signs with Boston Bruins' chain, as- signed to Oklahoma City of CPHL, 10. Whitby Lasco Steelers lose home opener to North York 8-4. 10. Oshawa Generals. lose opener to Kitchener 10-1. 10. Legion Tykes win OBA title. 10. Scugog Cleaners win OASA Junior 'A' title. 10. Pam-International share All- Ontario Intermediate OASA . Dunlop Invitational bonspiel in Whitby won by Bill Creber's rink from Toronto, . Oshawa and neighboring communities well repre- sented at Ontario Centennial Sports Award Dinner. Donevan wins COSSA Junior 'A' girls' basketball title. Denis O'Connor of Whitby captures girls' COSSA Sen- for 'A' basketball champion- ship. . Dr. John Phillips re - elect- ed to his third term as pres- ident of Oshawa Green Gaels. 12. Bob Vesey elected president of Brooklin 'Redmen' sen- jor lacrosse club. 14, Andy Boychuk finishes sixth in Canadian Male Athlete of the Year. . Oshawa Catholic High School wins COSSA junior 'B' girls basketball champ- ionship. 15. Dale Tallon suffers shoul- der injury in game against |Toronto Marlboros. 7. Fred O'Donnell suffers separation of sacroiliac joint in game against London Nation- als 20. Voting in Oshawa Times Athlete-of-the-Year closes 27. Gaylord Powless an- nounced winner of Oshawa Times Athlete-of-the-Year ~ al ea, i = i 'At . YOUNG . ; ied: ANICE GODFREY SAN 1G 'A' crown with Kapuskasing. ein ri io OHA Junior 'A' All-Star IAN YOUNG 18. G Gaels play first e JANICE ; ; DEAN McLAUGHLIN | P 2 : MAYE: pe | Generals' big loss beret shies 4 inst Xs... paraplegic champior 17. Janice Godfrey of Ajax wins} ,.. horsesh re i |10. Gale Lumber successfully GERRY MAYES team. eee z hibition game of year. shoe champion . y a track champion : one gold and two silver defend OASA Senior 'B ose 26. Bobby Orr named to NHL 17, Ajax girls' bowling team medals at Paraplegic Pan- championship. second All-Star team. 22. Bernie Guindon loses three- defends world bantam 5-pin 23. O'Neill CVI. wins COSSA Am Games ie m - 116. Osh Crush t 199, Oshawa Times "Athlete of 30. Anna Forder and Richard si Clyde bowling tournament in rack a4 i Bae : SEPTEMBER | shawa Crushmen_ trounce round decision to 3 tra and field meet at e : Stephens of Port Perry " 'a ald Guelph "ibe # <2! 18. Gord MacMillan and his) 5 Green Gaels win Minto Cup| Cobourg Cougars 9-2 in OHA the Year' contest an- j j ' y 2g "a i as ; 5 a Ras third in Canadian Figure sray of Toronto in Golden or WauleH joke MRR c aughlin campus, father | Sam,"' win Ontario one in New 'West! Junior 'B' home opener, nounced. Skating Senior Pairs Cham- Gloves welterweight final. ~ adap Rule ts Bite Dee cs 24. Donevan Collegiate captures doubles lawn bowling title. 4 pee ba baci New West Me = "s . é * Star: : Ss > 7 pionship 27. "Terry" Kelly elected presi- bh SRbIEr bantam and senior All- 21. Dean McLaughlin wins ae ; : : NOVEMBER DECEMBER 31. Junior 'A' All-Stars defeat dent of Ontario Soccer As-,. 20 bie : Ontario, Seven-Side Rugger Canadian Horseshoe pitch- 6. Oshawa Garrard Road Las-| 2. Donevan blanks O'Neill 12-0) 1 Oahkua Eid OHA RL: Oshawa Generals 7-4 sociation for fifth straight -/ perl dagen Be how oe a Championships in Toronto. ing championship co Steelers win All-Ontario to win Ponwk| - Schools; * fighters battle 10 77 ie : tor' OUL « Ne ¥ 19 ; s i 5 m time ae tack (gk i iger 29. Gerry Mays sets Canadian 21, Oshawa Legion track and Bantam 'C' lacrosse title in senior football final, a in benefit hockey game for FEBRUARY um Keel named president o on 5 nae ; # . : 10. Bowmanville High School ; are 27. Oshawa Crushmen finish in Oshawa Curling Club 120-vard hurdles interschol- field club wins East Cen- Cornwall. wins COSSA Junior 'B' foot- -muscular dystrophy. ' Peo sesine png Penn tip spot.gt Basten nAr0 ig BSH FPCOIM, EP SOcny tral Zone track and field 11, Brooklin Redmen win East- ball title, ant -- nos ay c m , ge auiae 3 . vas against Niagara Falls Junior 'B' league. MAY 31, "'Ike Hildebrand named cay > = alae at McLaugh ern Canadian Senior 'A' Ja-| 11. Donevan Seniors win COSsA| 6. Local 222 wins UAW hockey MARCH & Green Gaels win home coach of Oshawa Generals. ' disia tikle | Senior football champion-| tournament : : ae SOSSA opener 10-9 against Toronto JUNE 24, Oshawa foursome skipped : | ship with 15-6 victory over) 9. Fred Whalley named man 8 Central Daa bhi a' 5 Township ' PE 4 by Bob Gallagher wins Gen- 13, Brooklin Redmen win opener Quinte from Belleville. ager and coach of Brooklin basketball championship 17. Centennial Sports dinner at 5. 'Ric Sheridan captures 12- eral Motors lawn bowling of Mann Cup in Vancouver 24. Courtice High School wins Redmen ° 10. Ian Young's hockey career, Civic Auditorium to. honor gauge Canadian skeet Gold Cup. 9-8 COSSA soccer crown. 10. Bernie Guindon enters finals ended > Matt Leydon shooting championship. 29.Green Gaels win fifth yi 3 ere 28. Metro Selects defeat Osh- of Golden Glove boxing/13. Oshawa Generals finish in 18. Brooklin Redmen win open- 6. Gary Young named Chief straight Ontario Lacrosse 14. Green Gaels win fifth-| awa Generals in benefit tournament ins Buffalo. last place of Jr. OHA 'A'. er in overtime 13-10 "Scout of Boston Bruins. | Association Jr. "A"' title straig ht Minto Cup. ' _game- for Tan Young. +} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Setondey, December 30, 1967 ~~~ John Waldinsperger Rolls SPORTS BEAT ae 'seer By Eric Wesslby Season's High 10-Pin Single |»: ..nicr Fort Worth 3 Tulsa 6 Kansas City 4 Houston 4 International League OF The Times Staff in Eastway Ten-Pin Men's Clint's Texaco 2 and League. John rolled a 277 single Wood Products 1 and a 635 triple for Les Eveniss John Waldinsperger bowled a/Survey Real Estate 10, Erinli! , gad pd MIXED era? ' Davt himb : ' ; " ir n winners In a new high single for this season Golf Club 6, Newcomers 5, mixed League was Vanco with 69 pointy eS Oshawa blind by the Northside 'Chrysler 67, Eastern League 'ay Photo 50, The Jembs 50, Tay-| Clinton 3 New Jersey 3 bie 49, Oshawa Rug Cleaning 49, Speedy) New Haven 9 Syracuse 4 Muffler Kings 47, Moring's Garage 44, Arts Hairstyling 49, Cee Vees 42, Brae- Charlotte 4:Greensboro 6 column. A few come to mind AREA SPORTS fans cer- KING TEN PIN MIXED s Sales hibhaye vB otek aie tainly had more than enough the come-from-behind pet ' Kassinger Construction remain on top mor Variety 36, Nu-Way Rug 34 Cast- Salem 2 Knoxville 1 i " ' . *k eper' Fats'. Taylor was right be- of the league this week with points, Offs 31 and Ti 27 Ne ; nd thrills in 1967 and it's hard to formance of Jack Harp t's hi cent The Gay tricie|og Goss. s'e_ second io 'poinia win. 73 Hs 31 and Tigers 27. > east.| Nashville 2 Florida 6 imagine things getting' much Legionnaire tykes who lost ee ae pi b J Gillard Offs 0; Taypees 5, CeeVees 2 Speedy Ontario Senior the first game of the final io and 236, 207 singles for Arnold depen- Muffler Kings 5, Tigers 2; Oshawa Ru better in 1968, with the excep- tion of our hockey fortunes at the junior level. It was a sour note all around for the Gen- 2; Nu Way Woodstock 5 Barrie 4 The Jembes Oakville 4 Belleville 7 Go 5, Moring's Garage 2 and Vancos 5, N "Collingwood 1 Toronto 2 18 Way Photo 2 Quebec Senior Five are Cleaning 5, Braemor Vari 3 " Me Palmer C] 9 Sth _ d Chatham in | Palmer Cleaning _Wayne Layton aurice Berg Men's Wear Rug 5, Art's Hairstyling 2 won the 4 teammate of Fats was next 3 Plus 2 with 43, Getters 36 and Odd Balls last with on neutral with 605 triple, 230 single, Ralph ° < Chatham, beat Chatham and then Ontario tyke title Ladies: Josie Gyurka 550 (193), Janet td a 9 99 } PO) erals, who opened the year in grounds Hockey triumphs O'Reilly 599 (213, 202) followed " ponna carter was high for the ladies Peel 522 (197), Donna Carter 518, Nvavis Vv sevent lace but finally for two Oshawa minor hockey |by Bob Richardson with 594 /this week as she rolled a fine triple of | Taylor 514, Fairley Bouckley $06, Carole ictoriaville 4 Eastern Nation-| ke P I} I : Fred Snow 392 (222), 546 followed closely by Josie Gyurka with Collis 490, Ada Floody 485, Doris Vann als 2 dropped into the Ontario teams, Jack Armstrong's mid- $ see | ROW we ees) s\her $41, Barb Kirkham was next with|484, Marg Cole 471 and Irene Frobel 469 Hockey Association Junior. gets and Al Bathe's bantams, ' hick Frolick 592 (201, 200) her 533 triple, followed. by Alice Canning SOR Sener eae Manitoba Senior 4 ; ' 2 cs Jard 588 (213 c és 1 Twila Wilson 486; Glenda jomson ents: Bol orsiey ), Doug "A" League's basement, a far plus a.title for Whitby juve- Fred as SBS (21 3), Mike Hep- 'a1, Ede Ryan 476, Bev Doran 449, Lor. |Cole 573 (212), Sam Larocca 560 (243), Warroad 2 St. Boniface 4 cry from the year before when _ niles Donevan seniors burn 588 (212), Bert Harding raine Dalby 463, June Pettit 449, \Jean|Geoge Reid 556 (205), Doug Vann 551, Western Senior t t ! 4 Betty | Harry Blohm $47 (200), George Lawrence Calgary 2 Edmonton 6 Bob Peake 579 (222) Hutcheon 444, Ruby Phillips 442, Thomson 431, Shirley Bowers 425, Johnston 404 and Marg Carlton 402 Alex Ross led the men with his football triumph in COSSA 587 (225), Central seniors win in COSSA basketball Norma 546 (214), Bill Buchowski 543 (201), John Brige 538 (201), Art Solortorow 517 (210), 592 Chuck Peel 512, Doug Gibbs 512, the team won the eastern Can- adian junior title. This season hasn't been much better, al- though there's always hope for the future. and Bill Welsh 575 (204). Saskatchewan Senior Ideal Dairy, Wilson's Men's Ernie Saskatoon 4 Moose Jaw 9 . Me 'i triple foll losely bi ith |Gillesple 510, Ted Colli¢ 507 (202), d 4 2 eats Wear and Aldsworth Cleaners Sahn macoonale. $86, Ox Weeks '$50, |Glen Wager S02, ld Northern Ontario Junior North Bay 6 Espanola 7 THERE WERE many indi- (tok all 4 points from the New- George Reid 541, Bill Ball 538, Horst Se apo Carat ea | HOCKEY SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Quebec Junior | Shawinigan 1 Drummondville 6 | Sorel 2 Thetford Mines 6 Central Junior | Pembroke 3 Eastview 5 Cornwall 5 Smiths Falls 7 Thunder Bay Junior | Fort Frances 8 Port Arthur 8 Western Junior Calgary 2 Weyburn 8 Brandon 0 Flin Flon 9 Edmonton 1 Regina 4 \e WINDSOR DISCOU 369 WILSON RD. S. -- OSHAWA As 1968 clocks in, we wish you health, wealth & happiness! & SPORTING GOODS Ontario Junior B os Sound 2 Sarnia a 15 'REMEMBER WHEN.. By THE CANADIAN PRESS § * Big Bill Tilden, who won every tennis championship in the world during his great career, announced his retirement from amateur ranks 37 years ago today-- in 1930--and made his professional debut Feb. 1 , 1931, at New York, Tilden led the amateur list for 10 years. Oshawa Wood Products Piekarski 536, Stan Brooks 531, Clarence a ee soag and Clint's Texaco. Lyles Cut S26, Rose Fei OT Dan' Thomson 15, corel Gin a end Ge Tt ras GHT. o year an interesting year for this i 1 | 526, al 517, 0 515, Carol Gibles 632 and George Tuner 643 Pl sig iy Green observer Ted O'Connor, who |Rale Gas, Pepis Pizza, Arnold; res sete 511, and Al Aceir: 08 High singles, Donna Carter 214 and €d ; ' : ; singles Palmer. Cleaning. All Survey LANDER STARK CLASSIC Memnacnt a fretted over a losing hockey Chicken winners: Josie Gyurka, Janet Gaels' fifth straight Canadian junior lacrosse championship. club; Jim Bishop, how he can Real Estate took 3 points to 1 _ Scores in the Lander Stark Classic are peel, Joan Ross, Eileen Worsley, Amy feat f ho a keep the Gaels up for every |from Goch Supertest, Fred fori, Sa: ON ohio GO FISTS. ak Le eee pearevee, Lenore. saith: be . "i c . » Oo & aa OuUg 'ole, avurice rige, ohn rige, Quite a feat for coac im p x Brun, Ontaidb Molor Sales end orrid pace, as only one 600 triple was! p, Cole, MA B John Bi Bishop, his hard working play- game is a mystery, Jim and Brown rio Motor Sa bowled this week Big Bill Buchowski | Bil! Buchowski, Art Solotorow, Moe John ers and equally as hard work- Ted Lutton, for their work Schenleys. Erinli Golf Club and was nigh wilh ris toe ite ieee ar gan [son and Heinz Duschi. : fe a as es Eveniss Sales s 2 5 SAM with: fi ; 1 TM Ladies Scores: Donna Carter $67 (205) ing executive. And Fred Whal- with junior baseball; Rich les Eveniss Sales split 2 point behind with his. e followed | y <t'Cyurka 543 (i9l}p Janet Peel 539, each by Doug Cole 5 202), Big George ley resigned as manager of March, ditto for junior soft- ch. oe Se eee ale ee pe ase ee Ca carole. COE So (218, 199). Mary. Cold] the Gaels to take over the ball; Gaylord Powless, his Standings show Fred Brown alex Ross 74 (202), Sam Larocea 570-5993, Mavis Taylor 502, Joan Ross 481, engi sera alli " : , on top with 16 points followed by (211) and Doug Vann 569 (21) Amy Walker 478, Eileen. Worsley 474, | coaching duties with Brooklin, skill with a lacrosse stick was t Pp Doris Vann 473, Anne Bone 472, Ann Ontario Motor Sales with 15,' Mustangs led by Bill Buchowsk! white- Buchowaski 449 and Grace Fusco 447. Dale ' Tal- guiding that club to the Can- something to see; ' ue washed last place Panthers by taking al! adian senior lacrosse final lon, he's young but will be a Arnold Palmer Cleaning 14, L€S three games and moved the team out of ,. Gents Scores: George Turner 643 (248, jan s r lacrosse final ung Eveniss Sales 13, Lyles Cut-Rate last place. Eagles are still red hot as 215), John Brige 628 (236), Maurice Brige great one before his 4 : + Uy the top team the Jets 596 (206, 204), Doug Cole 592 (232), Bill junior |= sca ; 2 yas 12, Ideal Dairy 12, Schen-|*e¥, move in on George Lawrence THERE ISN'T another area hockey days -are over; Pete f 4 Ae, s they took all three games from the Buchowski 588 (225), G Cc i Land did you see levs 11, Wilson's Men's Wear 11, Lions: Jets took two games to one trom 565, George Reid 56} (219), Art Solotorow in Canada 'whic sanders, did you ever a 7 hiefs to remain in first place while 546, Harry Blohm 544, Bob Howlett 529, h can boast of 1 } t 4 : |Aldsworth Cleaners 11, Pepis Ed Mothersill 527 (223), Doug Vann 516, Why Dagmar Ski Club? Highest altitude in South Ontario assures good snow condi- 1200' alt. 2000 max. run, 220 vertical drop. . We bulldozed every slope wider for beginners to experts. New Club House on bottom with Cafeteria and Rental Shop. . Open 5 days a week weather permitting, Night Skiing Wed. information on up to the minute snow Phone Claremont 649-5951. Use Hwy. 12 North to Myrtle and turn West follow the signs, Skiing This Season ? COME TO DAGMAR SKI CLUB NEW MEMBERSHIP NOW AVAILABLE JERRY WELSH @ Bolahoods' Sportshaven Downtown Oshawa @ Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods fiom Oihoiwe @ Auditorium Box Office capacities, ond parking for 250 cars. TONIGHT GAME TIME 7:15 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS oun VS me PETERBORO Ticket Holders Use 15 for this game. Season Series No. BUS SERVICE Leave downtown 6:15 - 6:45 - 7:15. Return after the game. NEXT HOME GAME MON., JAN, 1 GENERALS vs. TORONTO oe. ee 2: 0. H. A. Sunior & RENTAL SHOP s high a ca a left arm as big as his? ,Um- took two game: from the Resiteae eee aes Poe ae gi 2 Pizza 11, Goch Supertest 10, Allit Pl Pies iit tal ey sl ecb Mo Johnson 514, Bob Worsley 508, Clare there is played us district pires, hockey and lacrosse ref- 7 _. Smith 502 and Doug Gibbs 500. Oshawa Scugog Cleaners erees, how can you get along "Northside Chrysler won the first see swept to an r with them? But how can you M00 cmt PUNO MN A Sian es eee "A" title wh t get along without them? US. Baad al cr e Dinka MEN's INTER, MONDAY NIGHT Lumber repeated as Ontari Where of Ine CIE Mand. Mot Bo |. Short distance: 16:miles senior "'B" champs. Oshawa YES, IT'S been a great NONAEOR ot he Etc len Denhount ct 2 Jaycees won the juvenile year. But aid befor Townline ¢ Lalonde of the s i ni vear, But as said before roi o ee Strangers ere pias of Mister TV tion, conn and. Osiawa Fam 'eae wit promo tw wes | PACKELS LO Meet Raiders (22. itn'. "ean Titacoatianal chared the inter: : Losers, Gary Ranstead of the Outcasts, | 3 mediate "'A"' title better. New f crop up Dave Hewitt of Motor City Cab, Brian bs } : : cdal o he and Harr 4. Almos on the scene and yesterday s GREEN BAY. W (AP) --!Rams' Fearsome Foursome Br eau of the Lett-O vers , nost doubled the lift FANS IN the district heroes will fade. Years from (Green Bay and Oakland should with room to spare last week ere. Towa ha bate 5. New road to the bottom watched 4 terest the Pan now they'll assume greatness, |™eet in the Super Bowl Jan. 14 Dallas provides greater protec King Pins took 6 6 American Games acti\ at bai ' at Miami if form holds up in the tion for Meredith with Ralph + Left Overs and : 1 probably C ther . Pee 1 Motor € k 8 to 2 fr t t cS ere recall (nem 85 two league championship games Neely having proved last year aie cone Sort 7 being greater than they are to be played day he could handle Willie Davis e ond Fri i but that's how legends are The past records in the pick- Defence--Up front the Cow- of SE AUIS haters Osha Wa native Andy Boychuk born. And now, on behalf of jing league and the won and lost boys Doomsday : Defence cen Jack Ven Deven sts the marathon om, Times _ sports taff, figures don't mean a thing at tres on tackle Bob Lilly with Notork daar jim King SKI SCHOOL who later . gies BR this stage so let's toss them out help-from Willie Townes, Jethro and Brian Lax ve into the George Campbell, Wayne Wal- (14. window and concentrate on Pt and George Andrie. Pack- he King Ping: fea Call us collect for sas s next with 543 (201 c jing pool ters, Gord Johnson, Cliff Gor- -- the job at hand ers front four of Willie Davis, the Tow followed by. Nick conditions, ver medal don, our man in Whitby and Both games will be played Ron Kostelnik, Henry Jordan) Ryschkon of the Losers with 537 Brook Bill «=n rt i i 3 : rms 216) and-last was Joe Tobias of Mister Brook! Sill ywens (Out- Sunday with national television and Lionel Aldridge about even'ty towers with 78, Townline Esso 78, SPACE LIMITS menti doors) and myself, HAPPY eoverage in a doubleheader that with Dallas. Linebavkers of Motor City Cab 66, Left Overs 62, Out- ; ow * 5 xtr 4, Borr r all of the standouts NEW YEAR. will call for a flick of the dial Packers are superior and Green rt rangers sie" boi beets Ot ane s deep defence is bette: vame at Green Bay for the Na- Kicking--Don Chandler 'Eee, By Goom'-Rotherham '71) 23": sere tron Hires Soccer's 'Magician' The Packers-Dallas Cowboys Ba Ce or City Cab Co. on behalf of the entering as a new Sponsor more Villan- But Junicr Bowlers Christmas Draw was DUL SEASON held on Saturday n 'ight and the winners be seen on CRC's national tele- figures show Villanueva the a the draw are Vi Dervent (1,235) and "4, o. . " " obert Edgar (87) Th ks to ever vision network. The Oakland edge over Donny Anderson in on behait ot junior bowlers' that i Raider-Houston Oiler game at punting. make the draw, dig euccess: Oakland for the American rig ball League crown starts ; HOMETOWN FAVORED Summing it up, the Packer SKIROULE | LONDON (CP) Rother- , the league, knocking off the 5 p.m. EST ham is described as a place | leader one week and crum- Here's the way it looks to the "e™ find, Travis Williams, yhere the pigeons fly back- | bling before the tailender the Wand picker, who went down Starr's ability to read defence wards to keep the mud out of | next "with the Rams and won with the 274 veteran Green Bay defence ' their eye The players began to act Cowboys last week and the home field edge in bit SNOWMOBILE But if the Yorkshire town is | Jike their nickname--the Pen- : ter cold weather suggest this § the butt of joke | sioners--a sobriquet inspired NFL ae a compared with t by the retired old soldiers at | Offence--Cowboys -may have, Green Bay 27, Dallas 17 For comfort and speed t nearby Chelsea Military Hos- the edge over Packers with er- AFI try the p ¢ nifal. ratic' Don Meredith apparently ; 5 ii as gare I back on beam and runners like| Offence--Oakland has over- SKIROULE he yttor rf g Docherty's appointment as a * come loss of Clem Daniels' with League second d ion, Roth- | manager came too late to halt {Dan Reeves, Don . Perkins and a solid air game directed by S bil Ba: arneeH Gor | OF ig ' q young Craig Baynham plus re : Laat is howmoniie eA he tad ane Prange tie ae oi lceivers like Bob Hayes and ae, bat oe ee to > won't be ae eine é me 10 Lance Rentzel. However, Bart "> ixon and Billy Can- 047 H.p., 20 H.P., 30 H.P. twin ' 63 wo & | club history, but within a cou- St is winging the ball non. Oilers eke it out along the for long, how- | ple of seasons he had the Pen- | 2°" 78 Winging the ball again! - ound with Woodie Campbell'¢°*° th's Canadian made snow- PETER VIPOND Doct one | « f ' and picking defences apart like > , c ! mobile et Doch sioners back in the first divi- H x "~ and Hoyle: Granger doing the Keo inoat while andl he did Jast year after a so-so : inst at a sion aeacon Y heavy work while Pete RBe- . controversial managers, has os re 3 fe athard wings the ball. Houston's A t F head hived RUTHLESS APPROACH Injuries forced Vince Lombar- offensive line does a good job r jeler L Known as 'Doc job with i to shuffle his thin crop of run- protecting its passer, but Lamo. asco he earned | effusive titles as 'magi He approached his ngleminded SUPERTEST ning backs but he has a biginica often has to unload in a ruthléssness, rookie Travis Wil- cian" and 'miracle worker' | fining players who were late |Winner Jn hurry 668-3954 as the rebuilder of first-divi-'! for practice, letting go any jliams, who can break it open' Summing it up--Raiders are ST sion Chelse a team he qi who didn't accept his tough |29Y minute as a ball carrier or at home and Al Davis, the gen-.§ 12 mile east of Ajax Blinker ® October e under su training schedule kickoff return whiz eral. manager and former AFL /§ light on Highway No. 2. In a little more than two Packers' rebuilt offensive line presidont, is aching to get shot Buy now-and hatiy Glasgow-born cee ie deanetarred 0k piny with Bob Hyland at centre and at NFL in the Super Bowl. Su- ioea ies ook cha of Chel : maga <i piay- Gale Killingham at guard perior offence against Wally Chain saw rental too, was the butt of €rs. promoted youngsters teamed up with veterans For- Lemm's stingy Houston defence ha okes. It was also. from farm clubs and acquired jrest Gregg, Jerry Kramer and suggests this score GASOLINE 39.9 Q @ ADULTS 1.00 the most unpredictable club in | talent from other teams. [Bob Skoronski, handled the| Oakland 30, Houston 17, | WHITBY MICH AEL'S Buzzers WHITBY ARENA MONDAY JAN. 1st. 7:30 P.M. "Come out and see the action" BILL YEO @ Bolahood's Sportshaven Downtown Oshawa @ Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods @ Auditorium Box Office Steelers --Vs.-- THORNTON ROAD SOUTH @ CHILDREN WITH CARDS SOc "e@e "_" Hockey y MONDAY, JAN. Ist GAME TIME 2:00 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS -- Vs -- TORONTO Season Ticket Holders Use Series No. 16 for this game. BUS SERVICE Leave downtown 6:15 - 6:45 ~ 7:15, Return after' the game. NEXT HOME GAME SAT., JAN. 6 GENERALS vs, KITCHENER™ {oe Spee eres * $tan's Rentals vs Lasco | OUTDC By Bill ( Times Outdoc FHERE IS no better \ parents to bring to t ngsters a better unc ding of the finer thing: than to acquaint ti h the mysteries of nat be encountered on a f. easy trip into the v Id of the outdoors. 1 fh be along the shores ¢ or stream or through est and swamp. It is e parents to point out ir sons and daughters ples of Nature's ha k in plant, insect and ial life that can, in the | , prove more thrilling t it of a rendezvous with ig hboring§,gang. E MAGIC of. nature elusive when viewed \ practised eye of an a for the youngster it Be an unforgetable and | eational moment. There is ory of animal trails é readily be seen a shiy fallen snow. ks made by a rabbit _ squirrel are almost me, but on closer obse: you can note that 'abbit makes a trail wi prints are not quite | side for left and right ts. Further along Wk may be found a wi lomeration of trac ith a few specks of b! re a weasel found fied his prey. a THE BUDS on the limb. trees are tightly cle they are there never and in a few s! burst open "life in the first ws of the spring sun greens are not the br lue and green of sumr 'They are clothed in the d: Ter hues of winter but they Thold the promise of spr "The streams are locked | the grip of winter and tl 4s snow and ice which h "the fish and insect life f view. But here and there | Shallow place in the stre 'bed where the ice has formed and the water is f! 4ng swiftly over agri bed. Here is where the « SPOR TODAY ' HOCKEY OHA Junior 'A' League Peterborough "Petes" 'Oshawa Generals; at Ci: Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. OHA Intermediate Le: - Sunderland at Newca 8:00 p.m. OHA Junior 'B' Lakes! League -- Oshawa Crush vs Kingston Frontenacs; Kingston Memorial Ce 8:00 p.m. OHA Junior 'C' Leagui (Oakville at Ajax, 8:00 | * Lakeshore Bantam Le: )-- Ajax at Whitby, 6:15 ] SUNDAY SKATING Family + Auditorium, ip.m. . HOCKEY ' Senior Industrial Lea Houdaille Industries vs § Furniture, at 10:00 a Skating: at ¢ 1:15 p.m, to Kings, at 11:00 a.m. and lar People vs Ontario | Products, at 12:00 noon; games at Civic Auditor Whitby Commercial gue: Duff's Esso vs Plastering, at 11:45 a.m B - A Fuels vs Ottenbr Men's Wear, at 1:45 fp both games at Whitby A) MONDAY HOCKEY OHA Junior 'A' Lea Toronto Marlboros vs awa Generals; at Civic torium, 2:00 p.m Neighborhood Parks As At Civic Auditorium, 9:00 to 12:00 noon. OMHA Exhibition Ga Cobourg Juveniles vs Os! 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