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| speed easily won the speed skating events at the Olympics. ' PAGE TEN THE DAILY T! MES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1948 Tow A ; President Tries Out New Ski ET -- Above is shown President Harold Armstrong of the Oshawa Ski Club, giving the club's new ski-tow its official trial. The genial Prexy carries a lot of weight around at Raglan and the "modus operandi" was declared a success, The Raglan skiing grounds will be more popular than ever now, PORT NAPSHOTS Tonight at the Arena, two Junior "B" hockey games are on tap and they will feature a meeting at home between Orono and the Oshawa "B" squad. This game may not provide all the thrills that the nightcap will, but it is sure to be a hustling game, for the Orono kinds are definitely out to climb higher in the standings. The last half of the double-bill will see the league-leading Toronto Byers (who play their home games at the Arena) playing a not too char. itable host, they hope, to the second-place Whitby Red Wings. The Toronto team which uses a varied attack will find the Whitby kids tough to beat, what with their speedy short-pass method of reach- ing their opponents' net, Twill be a great might thought, whoever wing BY . H. Campbe L *» LJ Oshawa Generals are still in second place, still 5 points behind the Windsor Spitfires and 5 points ahead of Barrle Flyers. The Spitfires won their 22nd victory out of 25 games, on Saturday night on their home ice, defeating Guelph Biltmores 6-3. That hurts Guelph's playoff hopes and keeps Windsor well in front. Barrie Flyers blanked Marl- boros 9-0 on Friday night in Barrie and had a great chance to increase their lead over the 4th-place Galt Rockets and climb closer to the Oshawa Generals but they muffed it, when they dropped a 5-3 decision on Saturday afternoon to Marlies, on Toronto ice. Generals defeated Young Rangers 6-1 and but for a tough-luck move by Oleksulk, Pete Piquette would have had the honor of whitewashing Young Rangers. Believe-it-or-not, the cellar-dwelling Rangers haven't been blanked this season yet, although they've lost most of their games. Oshawa has three tough weeks ahead and maybe they'll not catch up to Windsor after all, however Barrie's defeat on Saturday by the Dukes should help the Generals to clinch second place, Tomorrow night, Oshawa visits St. Mike's in Toronto and on Thursday, the locals play Guelph in Galt. » * L Other games on Saturday night found Stratford Kroehlers pull- ing a 3-0 upset over Galt Rockets, right in Galt. It was the first win for Stratford over the Galt Rockets this Armstrong and Cadieux set the pace, the former scoring the first two goals on assists by Plerrb and then Cadieux got the final tally, unassisted. That win puts Kroehlers right up close tg 4th place again and frankly, we'd like to see Barrie and Stratford meet in one of the playoff rounds, for that would mean elimination for sure of at least one of the three toughest teams that have to be beaten if Generals are to cop the title, St. Kitts Teepees kept their playoff hopes alive by beating St. Mike's on Saturday in The Garden City. The win keeps Teepees in 7th place, only two points behind Marlboros, They may make it yet! . , *. * * The Generals looked very good on Saturday afternoon--although they still missed "Chuck" Blair, who will be ready for tomorrow night's game against the "Irish." "Sandy" Air came up with a nifty display of two-way hockey and popped a couple of goals for good measure, We thought Sullivan turned in his best game of the season--maybe his "Pop" should come and see him play every game. Ross Lowe was better than usual with Dick Gamble also beginning to return to form. He hasn't been "right" since his injured ankle but he showed more zip on Saturday than he has been displaying in recent games. Young Rangers played a charging, bumping game and "Dusty" Blair made the mistake of trying to play it their way. It spoiled his usual stick-handling skill and attacking threat and he was busy picking his pants off the ice most of the afternoon. Oleksuik also turned in a steady performance and it was tough on him to accidentally spoil the team's shutout. Pogue played for the grandstand (but without much protection from the officials) until he got himself a misc. penalty. After that he canie back and took everything the Rangers could hand out (and it was plenty) but he show- ed real "guts" by taking it, and staying on the ice to do a worth-while chore in the last 10 minutes of the 3rd period. * * LJ FUTURE GAMES--There are no games scheduled in the Junior "A" league tonight, but tomorrow night Oshawa Generals play at St, Mike's in the only Tuesday night battle , ... A doubleheader will be played tonight in the Junior "B" league at Oshawa, when Orono will meet Oshawa in the opener, and Byers Motors will play host to the second.place Whitby Red Wings in what should be the best game of the night. Tomorrow night the "B" schedule takes a rest with no games scheduled. LJ - LJ SPORT SHORTS--Eddie (Red) Tellier, star snapback with Mont- .al's Dominion champions, was expelled for life by the Canadian Rugby Jolgn 16 years ago today. Tellier attacked George Gilhooley of Regina toughsjders after the East-West final at Montreal, Dec. 5, 1931. He was ceinstatéd in 1037 , , . . Varsity played a twin-bill basketball schedule vith the University of Buffalo and although the Blues came out second best on the wrong end of a 68-42 score, the Varsity seconds dunked the Buffalo freshmen by the score of 55-53 on a last minute basket by Bill Gough . . . . Montreal's rejuvenated Canadiens gained a 1-1 tle with the Boston Bruins in a very wild game in Beantown over the week-end. Toronto Leafs kept the league lead by winning 4-1 against Boston and tying with New York over the week-end .... The Black Hawks helped the Leafs considerably in gaining first place, by dumping the Red Wings 5-4. The loss and win put the Leafs up in front, two points shead of the Wings . . . . Hiyo Chang Lee, a Korean with a marvelous turn of He claimed the 1,500 and 5,000 metre events, and would probably have won the 10,000 metre race but only he and an American were the only men in shape, so it was called off, Ld » * SCISSORED SPCRT-- (By The Canadian Press)--The possivliuy of Montreal Alouettes of the Interprovincial Rugby Football Union becoming a farm team of Brooklyn {odgers of the All-American Conference ap- peared last nightwith Branch Rickey, new Dodgers' owner, expressing interest in the proposition and Leo Dandurand, Alouettes President, ready to visit Rickey to discuss a working agreement. Dandurand said he would like to have a tie-up between the Big Four Alouettes and »_dgers. Rickey in a long' distance telephone conversation said hé was "definitely interested." . Joe Hahn of Detroit, Michigan State champion, captured the Canadian squash title at Toronto yesterday by defeating the defending titlist, Bill Noyes of Toronto Hart House, in three of flve games , . . Kennie Smith Comes Clcse to Scoring For Boston In Pile-Up At Toronto Net whi Goalmouth Action--With netminder Turk Broda flat on his | in front of the Toronto goal during Saturday's NHL game back, Toronto and Boston players scramble for a loose puck | at the Gardens. From the left, are: Eddie Sandford (7), i) hd fi A Garth Boesch (18), Broda, Kenny Smith (18), Don Gallinger (11), Bill Barilko and Harry Watson (4), who successfully retrieved the puck, --Turofsky ** GENERALS KEEP PACE, WIN IN TORONTO Oshawa Boys Roll Up 6-1 Win Over Young Rangers to Improve Their Grip On 2nd Place Berth Victory Keeps Generals Well Ahead of Barrie and Galt, who Both Suffered Saturday De- feat -- Tough Break Robs Piquette of Shut- out in Dying Minutes of Game--"Sandy" Air Gets 2 Goals to Pace Oshawa Attack -- Sul- livan, Gamble, Lowe to Fore oo» (By G.H.C)) Despite the fact that Ed. Wild- gy oung Rangers have been on the bottom of the 10-team Junior "A" heap almost all season, there hasn't been any team, so far, able to apply the whitewash brush to his doughty lads. In chalking up a 6-1 victory over them, in the nightcap of a Saturday afternoon doubleheader at Maple Leaf Gar- dens, the Oshawa Generals came about as close as it is possible to come to getting a shutout. They were leading 6-0 with less than two minutes left to play and then they neeidentally put one in their own net, to rob Pete Piguette of his shutout and save Youn Rangers from the whitewas treatment, in spite of themselves. A Tough-Luck Break It happened this way. Dick Gamble had just finished making it an even half-dozen tallies for the Generals, at the other end of the rink, when the battling Rangers charged into the Oshawa end from the centre-ice faceoff. There was a flurry of checking and puck- slapping and.in the scramble, de- fenceman Oleksuik reached for the elusive disc but instead of slapping it into the clear, he tap- ped it past a bewildered Piquette into the Oshawa net. Earlier in the afternoon, an in- and-out Barrie club lost a great chance to move closer to the Gen- erals in the hectic junior "A" race when they bowed 6-4 to the team they had blanked 9-0 the night be- fore. That upset win by Marl- boros gave the Generals their chance to increase their margin over the third-place Barrie Flyers and they went right out to make the chance good. . Two Quickies Do It Before the discerning eye of his once-famous hockey-playing fath- er, Frank Sullivan opened the scoring with a sizzling shot to top off, a nice rush, Almost from the face-off, Pogue set up Gerry Scott with a nice pass and the lanky centre made it 2-0.- Near the end of the period, Ross Lowe was thumbed off for employing an el- bow in his defensive tactics but Young Rangers, were unable to cash in on their advantage, As in the initial canto, Young Rangers, by dint of desperate skat. ing and rugged checking along the boards, were able to keep on even terms for about half of the second stanza and then just after the mid-way point, "Sandy" Air came through with a nice goal, on a play developed by Ted O'Connor. Prior to this, Sullivan had served a tripping penalty, without any serious results. Biddie was serv- ing a slashing penalty for Young Rangers and was just getting back on the ice when Air and O'Connor 1 hed their s ful spurt. Near the end of the period, Eric Pogue passed a remark to the linesman, when he was called off- gide for the third time, on a pell- mell rush and on the complaint of the linesman, the referee meted out a misconduct penalty. This -------------------------------------------- TRY THIS EASY, ECONOMICAL WAY TO | MORE ATTRACTIVE HAIR richer-looking, more lustrous hair, scalp with Cuticura Ointment ry Fenn 4 sirculation and loosen dandruff. Later, sham 2 with Cuticura 2%. Today at druggists y fragrant, scientifically medicated Cuticura, fires weakened furttier Guelph Bilt mores' chances of making the play= offs. They took a 6-3 decision from the Guelph squad, in a Juni or at Windsor. It was Windsor's 22nd victory in 25 starts while Guelph re- mains in eighth place with nine wins in 27 tries. Jimmi; Skinners Windsor Spit- fires hau their own way in their home game Saturday, the first 4% minutes. They led 4-0 in the first frame, 6-1 in the second but Guelph held them scoreless in the waile wey tallied twice. GUELPH -- Goal, Beasley; Thompson, Martin; centre, wings, Sonmor, McLellan; alternates, Goruon, Plumb, Ferguson, S| , Mile ler, sathgave, swing. WINDSOR--Goal, Walmsley; defence, Quackenbush, Proncvost; centre, I. wilson; wings, Hay, J. Wilson; alter- nates, Uniac, Haldy, Bert Gilesebrecht, McKay, Taylor,» Busch, Houle, Officials--Releree, Doug Young, De- troit; linesman, Ron Hudson. First Period 1--Windsor, Haidy (B. Glesebrecht) 3:57 4 2--Windsor, Houle (MCK3Y) ...... 5:08 3--Windsor, Haidy (E, Ulcse- brecht) . 4-- windsor, Busch (McKay, Houle) Penalties--Quackenbush, Plumb). Second Peri 5--Guelph, Molellan (Flynn) uss 2.40 6--Winasor, Taylor (McKay) ..... 5:08 T--Windsor, Taylor (Busch, Poa Teres] Marti (2), Speck, Houle. Third Period 8--Guelph, Plumb (Gordon) 17:18 9--Guelph, Plumb (Gordon) ......18:19 Penalties--Pronovost, Martin. Teepees Whip "Irish' Art Jackson's St. Catharines Tee- pees in the Junior loop, kept within two points of Toronto Marlboros, in sixth and last playoff position, by defeating the ninth place Toron- to St. Michael's Majors, 5-3 at St. Catharines. At St. Catharines, it was Teepees 12th win in 27 tries. St. Catharines goals were tallied by Jack McIntyre, Bill Buschlen, Red Sullivan, Bill Kodatsky and Fieri Goegan. St. Mike's marksmen were Ray Barry, Tim Horton and Gord Hannigan. ST. MICHAEL'S--Goal, Shea; defenos, ra, Dunn; centre, Barry; wings, | The Summary | First Period 1.~Oshawa, Sullivan . 12:10 2.--Oshawa, Scott (Pogue) ..12:50 Y, Penalty: Lowe. Second Period 3.--Oshawa, Air (0'Connor) 12:50 | Siratio Penalties: Sullivan, Biddie and Pogue' (misc.) Third Period 4.--Oshawa, Lowe (Gamble) 1:18 b6.--~Oshawa, Air LaFrance, Sullivan) .... . 2:46 6.--Oshawa, Gamble one Scholes) .... 17:55 7--Y. Rangers, Dyson Penalties: Chapman, Dyson. left Coach Anderson with only one right-winger for the next ten min- utes, since Chuck Blair was still sidelined, due to his measles. Ross Lowe patrolled the starboard wing for Scholes and Gamble. Easier in Third Ross: Lowe and Dick Gamble combined for a pretty goal, early in the third frame. Lowe * fe Gamble inside the blue-line and later handed it back with a goal- mouth pass which Lowe slapped past Shropshire in one quick mo- on. ,About a minute later, Air got his second goal, a nice shot from out in front, after LaFrance and Sullivan had 'combined to set up the play. Penalties to Chapman and Dy- son prevented Young Rangers from making any desperate rally at the halfway mark and then as the game drew to a close, Lowe and Scholes set up Gamble for Oshawa"s final goal of the game. Then 'came the Young Ranger tally, edited > Dyaon, Jet '0- ronto player ouch the puck before Oleksuik accidentally phe it in the Oshawa net. "Sandy" Air, with his two goals, paced the Oshawa attack and his stick-handling wizardry was a big factor in Oshawa's defensive strength, every time he was on the ice. Ross Lowe, Dick Gamble and "Sully" Sullivan were three others who played standout hockey for the Generals, Shropshire Saves Mates The entire team kept their heads | 217 well and did little in the way 'of 1 ged bumping and charging to which they were subjected ie Young Rangers as Chapman, Dy- son and Dorney. Bob Shropshire, in goal for Rangers, was easily his team's star, with a sensational display of puck-stopping. id OSHAWA GENERALS: Goal, | Missers Flquette; defense, Oleksuik and Sullivan; centre, Scholes; wings, Lowe and Gamble; alts, Scott, Pogue, LaFrance, D. Blair, 0'Con- nor, Air and Brandow. YOUNG RANGERS: Goal, Shropshire; defence, Cox and Bid- die; centre, Chapman; wings, Spragge and Dyson; alts, Ringer, Dorney, Windley and Black. wins eree: ane" unis of itchener; linesman, aurice Walsh, of Toronto. . Times-Gazette classified ads ~--Why not try one today. i 8:18 Su 1ro! d | New York retaliation, despite the rug- | toff 3 Windsor Oshawa Barrie Galt .... Stratford Mariboros SIBIN> [Oro 1*3 > 38 rune aibERESESR - ph 6 Young Rangers... Future Games Fuesday Oshawa si St. Michadls. 1s ay -- ndsor at Barrie; Guelph at Stratford, y = O.H.A., SENIOR G WL Ham, Tigers 27 ul Tuesday--Brantford at Owen Sound. Tan ny -- Stratford at Hamilton 8, NATIONAL LEAGUE GG WL T to ..... 36 oa: | . 36 Montreal .... 36 # ws. 00.-1 Boston .... Saturday's Results Toronto ....esee Bosto! Montreal .. ut Wednesauy -- Toronto at Boston; Montreal at Chicago; Detroit at New Saturday--Detroit at Montreal; Chi- 0 at Toronto. unday----Toronto at Chicago; Mont. real rolt; New York at Boston. BOWLING OSHAWA TENNIS LEAGUE Things were about the same a.ound the bowling alley. Some of us were leaving 4 pins up quite regular while others were going half down the alleys with the balls in order to hit the pins. The girls this week are showing the johove ub ag Funion rolled three mes to give her a grand total of 749. Bett: Baudreauroiled £) and Betty Flintoff rolled the same. Two Hundred Club: M. MacDonald 207, R. McGlashan 266, A. Henderson 235, 251, M. Thomas 225, B. Baudreau Eo pmo 28 36,2, Bg Bh 5 3 ss ith 211, 3 J. Jud e 239, A K mm A Br I M. C leau 203, E.'Gomme 201, 223, B: Fl 83, 250, 207, E. Gomme, 220, 233, 311," E, Holmés 219. ue: G. Sucerdey , M N. Brown Standing sre iiisinianns sianines cris enninn ae NURNES , 210, Alicats .. Doublers SCRIBES HONOR JOE FULKS Philadelphia--Joe Fulks, Phila- delphia Warriors star who led the Basketball Association of America in scoring last' season, Saturday night was named 1947's outstanding athlete by the Philadelphia &port Writers' 'Association. The writers picked Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame quarterback, for runner-up honors and Jack Kelly Jr., world champion oarsman, third, 3 | ihe-day in the Ontario Hockey As- 26 | Rangers losing ways with their 6-1 26 | Rangers. It was Toronto's 24th loss u in 25 tries. Barrie Flyers Upset by Marlies; Stratford Kroehlers Win In Galt ~ Spitfires and Teepees Both Win Mitchell, Mesich; centre, McArdle; rmstrong, Cadieux; alternates, Flenagan, Candler, Mclrvine, Daniels, a. GALT--Goal!, Dougall; defence, Rob- ertson, Tkachuk; centre, Marchand; wings, Gibson, Mulholland; alternates, Hopper, Pidherny, Brklacich, McNally, Burcham, Gualazzi, Singleton. Officials--Referee, Bill Morrison, Osh- awa; linesman, Jock Liscombe. * First Period No scoring. Penalties--Flanagan 2, Pidhirny. Second Period 1--Stratford, Armstrong (Cadieux) 13:33 2--Stratford, Armstrongg (Cadiuex, Small) Penalties--Mesich, Small, Gualazzi. Third Period 3 --Stratford, Cadieux Penalties--Small, McArdle. 22nd Win for Windsor _ The league-leading Windsor Spit- Barrie Loses Chance to Gain on Oshawa When Marlboros Show Re- versal of Form--Strat- ford Holds Rockets Back With 3-0 Shutout On Galt Ice -- Teepees Defeat St. Mike's But Are Still in 7th--Wind- sor Spits Still Flying High, Whip Guelph DeCourcy, Fitzhenry; alternates, Horte on, Clune, Whalen, Hannigan, McAlli- ster, Primeau, Williams, Oberholtzer. ST. CAT. ES--Goal, Gruh); fence, Buck, Mcintyre; centre, Sullie van; wings, Hildebrand, Toppazani; alternates, Goegan, Krahulec, vidson, Buschlen, Kodatski, Service, Mullens. Officials--Referee, Dinty Moore, Port Colborne; linesman, Billy Mocha, St. Catharines. First Period T=: Gatasines, Sullivan ' (Toppaz- =inl) 1:42 2--St. Michael's, Hannigan McAllister, Oberholtzer) - 14:55 t. Catharines, Goegan (B! en Kodatskl) ........ winnie serene, 19:58 Penalties--Kodatski, Service (major), Horton (major). cond Period Se 4--St. Catharines, Mcintyre Kodatski) cesses 2:40 t. Catharines, Buschlen (Kodatski) ...............s +e0es14:00 6--St. Michael's, Barry (Hanni- Toppaz- zil 2, Buschlen (major), Dunn ( or). Third Period T7--8t. Catharines, Kodatski Goegan) .. SE 8--St. Michael's, gan wissy No penalties. London -- England and Wales played to a 3-3 tie Saturday in a Rugby Union international match at Twickenham. By The Canadian Press Score-settling was the order-of- { sociation's Senior and Junior "A" | circuits, during the week-end. "Barre Flyers Upset f Toronto's Junior Marlboros salved their pains from Friday night's 9-0 defeat by Barrie Flyers, with their 8-3 win over the same Flyers at Toronto. Hap Emms' Barrie Flyers were | never more desperate than Satur- | day afternoon. Yanking their goalie lin the third period's last minutes was of no avail and a long shot from the face-off in Toronto terri- | tory skidded down the ice into the empty Barrie nets. Toronto marksmen were led by Doug. French with two goals. Bob Hassard, George WMeLagan and Frank Kent scored the other Marlie 'counters. Barrie goal-getters were Ray Gariepy with two and Stan Lo HOC ng. BARRIE -- Goal, Strachan; defence, Garlepy, centre, Reid; wings, Meger, alternates, G. Mayer, Guarda, St, Plerre, R. Maser (sub goal), Barrett, Alken, Ashbee, McNabney. MARLBOROS--Goal, Harvey; defence, OSHAWA ARENA 'MONDAY NIGHT Junior "B" OSHAWA vs. ORONO WHITBY vs. TORONTO BYERS KEY 'McLagan, Lee; centre, Hassard; wings, Kent, Speers; alternates, Bolton, Tim=- ren, rd, Pernfuss, McLaughlin, | Clarke, French | Officials ~-- Honey Kuntz, Waterloo; alsh, Newmarket. WED. AFTERNOON end NIGHT linesman, Maurice | First Period | 1--~Marlboros, Hassard (Speers) ... 2----Marlboros, French (Clarke) .... 8 Penalties--Meger, Ashbee, Bolton. Second Period 3---Barrie, Garlepy {Long) a 4--Barrie, Gariepy (Meger) .. Penalties--Pernfuss, McNabney. Third Perio: Plezsure Skating 5---Marlboros, McLagan (Clarke) ..14:10 6--Marlboros, Kent (Speers, Hi sard) .14:19 7--Barrie, long (Meyer) ve x 8--Marlboros, French (Clarke) .19 Penalties--McNabney, Alken, Bolton. FRIDAY NIGHT In the second Junior game at To, ronto, the second-place Oshawa Generals encouraged Toronto Young the victory over cellar-dwelling Children's Skating in 26 starts and Oshawa's 19th win Armstrong Shines Again Dave Pinkey back-slapped his SATURDAY NIGHT Stratford -Kroehlers to their first win over a Galt junior team in two years--they blanked the Rockets 3- 0, in a listless affair at Galt. Stratford Kroehlers took a firmer hold 'on fifth place with their Galt victory. Stratford's right wing, George Armstrong tellied two goals in the second period and the elincher came in the third frame on Plerre Cad- feux's solo rush, J TOR. YOUNG RANGERS vs. OSHAWA SBTRATFORD---Goal, Hurley; def To ease soreand inflamed chests, try Mentholatum. This world- famous balm acts quickly to relieve inflammation, soothe soreness, and pro- mote free, easy breathing. Jars and tubes 30c. MENTHOLATUM vies COMFORT Dasly OZARK IKE ¢ WOR ATN STR