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PACE SIXTEEN THE DAILY TIMES. GAZETTE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 BY Bob Rife DAPSHOTS Mr. Campbell has taken to the red Woollen shirt and the corduroy breeches for the next week or so, and hopes to come back with one of horned creatures with the tasty haunches. id creature will not be the McGillicuddy's cow. those time unsuspecting bossies to keep their heads low. giving quadrupeds have also had fair warning . . expect no venison for Christmas this year, kiddies. 3 * * What can you do to convince people? It wouldn't take much after that game at the Arena last night. The Marlies almost poked on over the local blueshirts. We were a little stunned ourselves, though the quick and very spirited reversal of form in the last period did keep the red corpuscles moving at their more normal rate. Syl Apps has been working with that club and make no mistake, they will get tougher as the season gets on. Roy McMeekin, their goal- tender was hot stuff in the first twe periods, even if he did fade when the Generals started to click. Give Mr. Armstrong a little while to get fised to the bumps hé will have to take as a "well- known" character, und he will Ie" hard to stop. + L 2 Up front the Dukes have lots of size and savvy. This lad Regan is a mighty fine skater and Kept the pot perking in tnat last period with some fine defensive forechecking. On the sick list and missed more than somewhat for the second game. in a row was Frank Sullivan. Tommy t "If he is ready for play Saturday night, he'll play." yr Lou Jankowski who was also missing from' the, lineup, having Jos st a piece of himself in a tonsilectomy. The Generals are ncw alone in third place, Barrie having lost to Guelph Bilimores last night. The Gens play the Hatters in Guelph Friday and back here Saturday. Put two ard two together friend and be in your seat this Saturday for A heckey game, : oh of oe 3 3 Get the respirators mother there is more to come. Yes, the hockey fans of this community will get no rest this week. The Gens last night, Bantam and "Merk" hockey tonight. The Gens away game at Guelph tomorrow night and the return engagement with the "Hatters" on Saturday evening here. The hoar frost on one's beard after attending all those ice sessions should really be something to see. No Oshawa isn't mildly hockey mad at this time of the year. We are just completely off our respective rockess. Whoeps! We forgot one series of games which should also be on the list. The Midget and Juvenile sections of the OMHA are hold- ing forth on Saturday morning at the Arena. Having obtained our fur-lined longies and the electrically heated ear-muffs' that shock everyone including us, we should be well protected for the greater part. of this hocky jaunt. v * + That Merk" doubleheader will feature a meeting between GM and UMS Parts or just Parts, and the UAWA. These two clubs to our way of thinking should be just about evenly matched and the battle which will follow their meeting on the frozen liquid should be well worth seeing. The second half of the doubleheader will have the smart, fast and young Pitts' Electric squad facing the bruising bumpers of the United Taxi. Will the Cabbles slow 'em down, or will they mow 'em down? It will have to go one way or the other. Ties exist in the standing between 'the Pitts' and Parts clubs for first place and the other team teams for the cellar. Things may clear up a bit after tonight's matches. y 2 2 * Stan Lawrence and Vic Burr, the two hard working gentlemen of the OMHA wish to inform everyone of the opening "skate" of their bantam pucksters at the Arena this afternoon, The team managers will have lost quite a few of the darker hairs on their brows when they finally have selgcted the good from the not-so-good. Team practices will pyobably get in earnest next week, with a sched- ule creeping into the news about that' time. The Midgets and Juvenile clubs have a pretty good idea at this writing of who is or is not on their teams, and on Saturday morning they will get in a few practice swipes as the clubs move through a practice schedule. The times of these games appears elsewhere on these pages. * L % SPORTS SHORTS--They chose Miss Cheerleader in Toronto yes- terday afternoon at the big game between the City High School Grid Senior and Junior finalists. My! My! Why didnt they have gals like that doing, things like that when we played the mud-caked game . . . Jim Coleman, writer for the Globe and Mail is sick in bed. Gef wel quick fellah, the public misses that morning blurp . . . Norm Sthriner, son of the Sweeney of Leafian fame has signed a "C" form. At the very mention of that latter word, Chickie Appel turns four colors of the rainbow we are told. Most of the colors in the red spectrum are well represented . . . Ted Atkinson, Toronto-born jockey, booted home four winners at Belmont Park four years ago today to climax a week during which he was aboaxd 16 winning mounts. Atkinson finished the year as the leading rider cn United States tracks, . * * Ld SCISSORED SPORT -- (By The Canadian Press) -- Dr. H. G. Mac- Donnell, president of the Ontario Rugby Football Union junior league, said in Kitchener Wednesday night the expenses of Vancouver Blue Bombers would be guaranteed if the Vancouver club qualifies to come east. for the Canadian junior football final. "If they qualify and come east, (Continued from Page 17) Industrial League Hockey He says that this A telegram and radio warning has however. preceded his party into the wilds, telling all The owners of the milk- . after that, we can | | Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings skated arbund in the fog for nine minutes Wednesday night and then decided to call it a night. Referee Bill Chadwick decided the dense fog in Boston Gardena was a bit too thick and ordered. the game replayed tonight. Another Fog For Chicago Black Hawks, the fog they've been in most of the {season lifted in the third period of | their game with New York Ran- gers Wednesday night. But they came out of it too late to catch the Rangers who beat them 4-3 ia re- gistering their second win this year. It left the Hawks alone in the | I7ational Hockey League cellar, two | points behind the Rangers. First Occurrence It was the first time in N.HL. history that a game has been post- poned after it started. Unusually mild weather was blamad for the soft ice which Chadwick decided was too dangerous. There were no "fog checks," but the capacity {crowd of 13,900 was told the ticket stubs would be honored tonight. Black Hawks move up to Mon- treal for tonight's other gama. LaPrade Scores Two Veteran Edgar LaPrade whipped in two goals for Rangers .while Winnipeg's Don Raleigh and Rook- ie Clint Albright got the others. Gaye Stewart, 'Roy and Jim Con- acher scored for Chicago. Trailing 4-1 at the start of the final period, Hawks put on a heavy drive that forced coach Frank Bou- cher to put five Ranger defencemen on the ice to beat off the desparate Hawks in the final period. He mare the shift when Coach Charlie Con- acher pulled Sugar Jim Henry from the Chicago nets and iced six forwards. Kullman's Choice Pass LaPrade sent Rangers ahead in the first period on a pass from Ed "ICE FOG" POSTPONES BOSTON-DETROIT CONTEST IN BOSTON GARDENS Kullman, Raleigh followed two minutes later after Albright made the play. Rangers lead was cut by Roy Conacher's 35-foot sho; with assists going to Metro Prystai and Adam Brown, only to have La- Prade tally again at the end of the second period from Bill Moe and Tony Leswick. Jim Conacher and Stewart scored four minutes apart during the third-period drive. GENERALS RALLY TO DEFEAT MARLBOROS Third Period "Merriwell"' Act Gains Oshawa Four Goals To Down Syl Apps' Jr. Dukes * Roy McMeekin Puts On Great Rubber-Stopping | . Display to Give Marlies | a Chance to Grab Early | Lead -- Hooper and | Dusty Blair Break 'Ice' | For Locals and Then It | Was in the Bag Put it in your little black note- book, No. 7 for anything concerned with the Oshawa Generals at home. The Toronto Marlboros plus their two imports, Roy McMeekin and | George Armstrong, visited Oshawa last night and almost upset the dope | bucket. The locals finally over- | came an early lead built up by the Dukes and came through with a rousing finish to whip them by the score of 5-2. That Number Seven Five and two equal seven, and that is the fourth home game the General have won by that score. The other was a 7-1 victory. The win moved the General into third place alone as the "Barrie Flyers lost a close 3-2 decision to the Guelph Biltmores. The first period of the game last night was one of the shocks of the season to the local fans. Not only did the Marliés out-hustle the | locals, but on every chance that | | Oshawa got around their nets, Mar- lies pounced on the puck and start- {ed a return rush of their own. Deflects Puck It was on one of these return speed duels that a scramble in front | of Hendry saw the puck pass out | to the blueline to Regan. He shot a longie which Knowles had little trouble in deflecting into the net for the first goal of the zame. Oshawa started to push the junior Dukes back into their own end after that, but their passes and shots still couldn't click and they | singularly impotent against Syl | Apps' boys. In the second period, things grew warmer, mostly the collars of op- posing forward linemen, and the sticks flew high. Both clubs scored | a goal and the Dukes led 2-1, head- ing for the third and final zo. Pirie, the dark stocky character wearing a 15 -on his back slipped by his check and floated the puck by Hendry for the Marlies second of the night before the hardworking | Dusty Blair got his tally. A Backhand Tally Blair seemed to give up the ghost, when checked at the blue- line on this rush, but as soon as the defencemen had that figured | out the tricky centre star had re- | covered the puck and was lifting | a backhander at McMeekin. This was the first one that he fanned and it was the start of five. McMeekin up until that time liv- | | ed up to all the rave notices he got earlier in the year at the Leaf camp. He blocked anything -and every- thing, even catching Dick Gamble's | blazing shot. George Armstrong, the much dis- | C cussed and very expensive amateur | had a booing time of it in that | [ (2), | | 4. --Oshawa, Hooper (Scott) .: | Hooper; | ation commission, | trol The Summary First Period | 1.--Marlboros, Knowles (Regan Armstrong) Penalties--Furlong. Second Period --Malboros, Pirie 12:20 eg Blair (Stephen)... 16:40 Penalties -- Furlong, Armstrong | Scott and Lee. Third Period I 5.--Oshawa, Ho#per (Gamble) 10:03 6.--Oshawa, Burton (Chap- man) 7.--Oshawa, Gamble (Mont- gomery, Hooper) Penalties--Hooper. | guys he exchanged blows witli, did 'Meekin and showed the way for looper who tallied two-in-a row to put | +10t deserve something. Hooper's First "The final frame saw the Generals | in a much better frame of mind, having beaten McMeekin and hav- ing proven him just ordinary on | the chance. They roared all around | | the guy and Frank Hooper took a | pass from Gerry Scott (No. 7 that is) toyed with it under the goalie's nose and then hit the far corner. "Hoop" blew in another goal a few minutes later and the locals | were on the move. Marty Burton got his first goal of the season, a| very pretty effort, on a pass from Dotig Chapman. Dick Gamble blazed home the puck with five minutes to go and | that was the ganie. } Ted O'Connor had a very nice chance late in that period, but that number seven couldn't be beaten and the puck hit the goalpost after | the netminder had been moved far [to one side. : The Generals now move against Guelph in that City on i night. -- Goal, centre, OSHAWA GENERALS: Hendry; defence, Hill, Scott; wings, Montgomery, Gam- ble. Alts.: Blair, O'Connor, Ste- phen, Chapman, Palmer, Burton, | Hall and Thompson. TOR. MARLBOROS:--Goal, Mc- Meekin; defence, Lee, Furlong; centre, Regan; wings, Armstrong, Knowles. Alts.: Pirie, Ashley, Grenke, Galand, Miller, McMurray, McKennell and Fyles. : Officials Referees--L. Heffering and J. Primeau. Will Renovate Newmarket Arena 11--The recre- which will con- Newmarket = Memorial Arena will start a renovation campaign at once. The possibili- ties of a central heating system for all dressing rooms will be ex- amined. Les Boynton, chairman of the commission's arena committee. A five-man board was named to assist in the work--B. Walker, John Campbell, Keith Dav- is, Russel Broadbent and Charles | | Allair, Newmarket, Nov. this winter, WALES DEFEATED 1-0 Birmingham, England, Nov. 11-- Friday | was named | | I | | DUSTY BLAIR These two centre stars | ere the boys Led Last Period Scoring Outburst FRANK HOOPER who broke loose 'n the third period of last night's game to give the Generals a last minute win over the Toronto Maarlboros. Dusty broke the long line of neat blocks by Mec- | Oshawa out in front. | Stratford Head St. Kitts Again | In Return Game Stratford, Nov. 10--Though they | were beaten by Stratford Kroehlers, | 6-3 here for their second straight | defeat in as many nights at the | hands of the Kroehlers, St. Cath- | arines Tee Pees retained possession | of top place in the OHA junior "A" | standings. Stratford grabbed a 3-1 lead in | the first period on goals by Fran- cis O'Hearn, Jimmy French an 2d | Jimmy Pernfuss. Bud Evans got | St. Catharines' goal. | The teams split two goals in the | second period Joe Bragagnolo | and Jack Leckie counting for | Kroehlers and Bill Buschlan and | Evans scoring for Tee Pees. French got the only third period | goal. ST. CATHARINES: Goal, | defense, Byers, Telford; centre, Sullivan; | s, Hildebrand, "Evans; alts, Mec- | e, Buck, Buschlen, Clement, Top- zzini, Naylor, Switzer, Brown STRATFORD Goal, Hurley; Bragagnolo, Beda; centre, Flanagan; wings, O'Hearn, Pernfuss; alts., Mitch= ell, Armstrong, McIntosh, Cadieux, Houston, Markle, French, Leckie | Officials -- Al Wood and Ab Grant, {Toronto i Campbell; defense, First Period | 1--Stratford, O'Hearn (Flanagan, Mitchell) .... 2--Stratford, French .... 3--S8t. Catharines, Evans (Byers) 4--Stratford, Pernfuss (Flanagan, O'Hearn) ... 1 Penalties--Cadieux, Buck 2, Telford Second Period 5--Stratford, Bragagnolo (Flanagan) .. 6--St. Catharines, Buschlen | (Telford) .... 7--Stratford, Leckie . | 8--8t. Catharines, Evans (Sullivan) Penalties Cadieux, "Naylor (major), Mitchell (major), Pernfuss, Bragagnolo, Telford, 10 20 Third Period | 9--strattord, French (Mitchell) ..". Penalties Telfore, Beda, Lecke. Guelph Edges 2:46 | --G.M. Photographic Department | Speck, Bolan; centre, Mullen; wings, Plumb, Ferguson; alts., Bathgate, H. Kewley, Richardson, Oberholtzer, Shaw, Bellringer, Martin, Vassey. Refereces--Eddie Morris, Toronto, and Jack Liscombe, Galt. First Period Scoring--None. Penalties--Plumb, H. Kewley, Long, Ferguson. Second 'Period aan il Plumb ... . Barrie, Ashbee (Meger) Leckie, 58 | Plumb, Chevrefils, Pennell, Third Period 3--Guelph, Mullen (Plumb, Ferguson) ... Long. 5--Barrie, Keefe (Leckie, Long) ... Penalty--Martin. 5:05 SET FOR AUBURN Athens--Georgia Bulldogs finish- ed strenuous work for the Auburn | game, running through a brief pass- ing and kicking drill in sweat clothes, Windsor Keeps Unbeaten Skein Defeat Rockets Windsor Spitfires swept to their eighth straight triumph by defeat- ing Galt Rockets, 6-3, at Windsor. Spitfires established a 2-1 lead in the first period, maintained the pace to make it 3-2 in the second, and then ,4 slammed home three against one in the final frame. Centre Bert Giesebrecht sparked the Windsor attack with two goals and two assists, while his brother Bruce picked up one goal and an assist. Other Spitfire marksmen were Francis O'Grady and defense- man George Ouellette and Marcel Pronovost. Pete Tkatchuk, veteran Galt de- fense star, paced the loser with two goals. Bill Newcombe sniped Rockets' other goal and collectad an assist as well. "ules 5:13 | Penalties -- Martin 3, McNabney 2, | wen 1:44 4--Guelph, Richardson (Beliringer) 2:50 | GALT: Goal,. Sommerville; | Needham, Tkachuk; centre, | wings, Bercham, Hopper; alts., Yeamans, Broughton, Price, Bell, Hud- | son, Newcombe, Simmons (sub-goal). | WINDSOR: Goal, Mooney; defense, fr Van Belleghem; centre, Skov, wings, Hay, Lavergne: alts, Lundmark, | oullette, O'Grady, McKay, L. Wilson, | Bert Glesebrecht, Bruce Giesebrecht, Maxwell, | Offictals--Doug Young, Detroit: Dave Parsons, Windsor. First Period 1--Windsor, Oullette 2--Galt, Newcombe 3--Windsor, B. Slssenrech defense, Defelice; Boycoff, (O'Grady) ... wien pis ooeleincs vmaie JO Penalties--Bell, Needham, Oullette. | Second Period 4--Galt, Tkachuk (Newcombe) 5--Windsor, O'Grady (Bert Giesebrecht) Penalties -- Bruce Giesebrecht, ham (minor and misconduct), Hopper, Van Belleghem. Defelice (misccaduct). | Third Period 6--Windsor, Bert Glesebrecht | (Bruce Glesebrecht) T--Galt, Tkachuk (Hopper, Defelice) 8--Windsor. Bruce Glesebrecht, (Bert Gilesebrecht) 9--Windsor Pronovost :00 | Penalties -- Pronovost (major), Yea- | | mans, Bruce Giesebrecht. HOCKEY oe STANDING e¢ XX XXXXXXXXXIIXIXIXXIXIXIXXXL O.H.A. JUNIOR "A" (Not including last night's games) : RS oa A 19 14 10 10 P. St. Catharines n Windsor . Barrie .. Oshawa Guelph .. . St. Michael's | Stratford Galt YoMIVVO- ep wAtUIO cCoo~HOOOOMN Wednesday: s 5 Marlboros 2 .. 8 St. Catharines .. uture Games Friday--St. Michael's at Barrie; Osh- awa at Guelph, Saturday -- Stratford at Marlboros; Guelph at Oshawa; St, Catharines at Windsor. Stratford . Hamilton Stratford .... 12 Kit.-Wat. 18 Marlboros .. 3 2 Wodicdons Results Kit.-Wat. ....... 5 Hamilton Future Games Friday Marlboros at Hamilton; Owen Sound at Kitchener-Waterloo, Saturday Kitchener-Waterloo at Owen Sound. NATIONAL LEAGUE (Not including last night's games) Wo Dn FA Detroit Boston . Montreal Toronto . New York . 2 14 Wednesday's Results New York 4 hicago ..... Detroit at Boston--Postponed due "t ice conditions. Future Games Tonight--Chicago at Montreal Saturday--Chicago at Toronto; Mon- treal at New York. Sunday--Toronto at New York: Mone treal at Boston; Detroit at Chicago. OMHA Pucksters Hold Practices The Oshawa Minor Hockey As= sociation Bantam section will hold a workout this afternoon and to- night at the Oshawa Arena. On Saturday morning the Mid- get and Juvenile sections will have 3 9 9 7 4 4 . 3 4] 9:22 | 03 | ing in these ..13:08 53 Need- | a chance to show their wares ia | the first practice schedule of the | season. Regular sessions will get | under way. and schedules for all three of the series will be appear= pages before that time. The Saturday morning schedule {is as follows: MIDGET 8.00 - 9.00 am. Hayden M-=2cDonald vs. Kinlock's. [ 9.00 - 10.00 a.m. Canada Bread vs. Victor's. JUVENILE 10.00 - 11.00 a.m. McLaughlin's Coal vs. Oshawa iry | Dairy. 8 | 11.00 - 12.00 a.m. Beaton's Dairy vs. Eveleigh's | Cleaners. LILLRY | STAR SELECTION (By BOB RIFE, Times-Gazette) Wednesday, Nov, 10th TONIGHT period as he managed to get him- | (Reuters)--England defeated Wales self well disliked by Oshawa fan-|1-0 in an International soccer match | Barrie To Gain 7.45 p.m.--G.M.-UM.S. vs. U.A.W.A. 9.00 p.m.--Pitts Electric vs. United Taxi ICE SKATING! FRIDAY NIGHT Children's Night JR. 0.H.A. HOCKEY SATURDAY NIGHT 8.30 p.m. Guelph BILTMORES VS. Oshawa GENERALS Tickets Now on Sale at Mike' s Place dom with his' tactics. Not that the | here yesterday. The with the ladies if he's for every occasion . . money can buy. when you're wearing a 5 5. KING ST. EAST Are you the "TOP" scorer in your League? . . No young man can ever hope to score high . and that's where we come in, Our years of experience in the tailor- ing field assure you of the finest Suits that See our large selection of Sharkskins, Yarndyes and Gabardines, ranging from $39.75 and up. Ready-made and made-to- measure. 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