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™ 10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Mondsy, January 19, 1858 Oshawa Generals came through in fine style on Saturday night with a 9-2 victory over St. Catharines Teepees. It was a great night at the Oshawa Arena. Rexie Stimers was on hand from St. Kitts along with Jack Gatecliff and the way the Generals disposed of the Teepees drew grudging praise from "The Voice" but the facts were evident. Carlo "Monty" Montemurro celebrated his birthday with a goal. The Generals Booster Club put on a "surprise party" for "Monty" and this nice gesture was thoroughly appreciated both by the player and the team in general. The attendance was bigger on Saturday night and if the Generals keep up their winning ways, the turnstiles will soon be clicking as of a decade ago. Bobby Attersley scored two goals and three assists on Saturday night and if Fred Etcher and Rick Collin had clicked on only half of the chances Attersley gave them with perfect set-up passes, he would have had as many more points, The little centre is going great guns now and is headed for the top of the Junior "A" scoring race, at the present pace. Jack Armstrong has been in a slump for about three full weeks--he came out of it with a loud bang. He scored three for the Generals in the 3rd period, first "hat trick" by a local player for quite' a while, on home ice--and it earned "Army" a new hat and a new shirt, compliments of Stetson Hat Co. (via Kinloch's) and Dunn's Tailors, respectively. *, * + Generals' 3rd win in three starts last week, tightened their grip on 6th place in the standing. Guelph Biltmores dropped the game to Galt Black Hawks on Saturday night in Galt and that kept the Bilts down in 7th spot. Windsor Spitfires bowed to St. Mike's yesterday afternoon 5-2 and Marlboros won 8-5 over Three Rivers. Barrie beat Kitchener-Waterloo Greenshirts on Saturday night also. CLIMAX SUCCESSFUL WEEK Generals Smother Teepees 9-2, 3rd-Straight Win Holds 6th Place Oshawa Generals climaxed a very successful week in the OHA Junior "A" schedule, when they chalked up their third-straight vie- tory here on Saturday night, de- feating the St. Catharines Teepees 9-2 and impressing a large crowd of fans who voiced their appreci- tion of the Generals' effort in no uncertain manner. . It was a great night for the Generals, as a te and indivi- dually. The win, their third this past week, consolidated their grip on 6th place in the standing but more than that, the brand of hockey the Generals displayed was an indication that they can be ex- pected to win a lot more games before the schedule is over. | ATTERSLEY, ARMSTRONG AND "MONTY" Bobby Attersley, who is setting a sizzling scoring pace to lead the team in recent weeks, added five more points to his total with two goals and three assists while Jack Armstrong, who has been in a bad slump for three weeks snapped out of it in the 3rd period by scoring three Oshawa goals, two of them unassisted. "Monty" Montemurro also shar- ed the limelight. He was "the guest of honor" at a thoughtful surprise presentation made by the Generals Booster Club, who put on a brief birthday party for "Monty", complete with birthday cake and a gift. The young de- St. Kitts and Windsor, with only 36 games played as against 40 by Oshawa and most of the other teams, still have a great chance to move up in the standing but Teepees will catch up a few games 1an showed his appreciation by scoring Oshawa's 6th goal of the night--and the fans gave him a tr ds ovation, as they this week--on their jaunt to Queb Windsor plays a doublehead against Marlies on Wednesday night. Osh G go to Galt on Tuesday night and that would be another great game to win, A victory tomorrow night would really protect Oshawa's grip on 6th place. They get a chance to rest on Friday night--and then they tackle St. Mike's here at Oshawa Arena this Saturday night. Next week the Generals really face an acid test with a raft of tough games. * + * A successful one-day bonspiel was held at the Oshawa Curling Club on Saturday. It was unique in that they had a full entry-list, despite the fact that the 5-day bonspiel had just been concluded. Three rinks from Brampton entered and all went home with prizes. So did a rink from Orillia and one from Peterborough. Five other sets of prizes stayed in Oshawa. Bobby Walker's schoolboy rink won the first section on Saturday with three wins and a score of 21. Les Eveniss and his rink of regulars won the second section. This is the 3rd or fourth bonspiel triumph for Eveniss and his men, already this season. Bryce Cook, very efficient lead for Skip Eveniss, laughingly admits that he's not going to pay his dues until he has won enough prizes to "break even"-- and he probably hasn't far to go either. Ontario Tankard and District Cup play goes on here tomorrow and in the meantime, club games are scheduled for the other nights of this week, with Saturday reserved for the Ontario Schoolboy championships. The public, and of course ourling club members especially, are cordially invited to attend Satur- day's championship play. * * BRIGHT BITS: --Oshawa"s all-out bid to get a berth in the Inter- county Baseball League, will "hang" now until the next meeting on Feb. 1 in Brantford. Pres. John Harris made a real plea yesterday at their meeting there but the I-C teams were not prepared to give a definite answer. The reason--wasn't given--we think is that they are waiting to see if they have enough teams entered without Oshawa. If one or two more drop out--then Merchants will be accepted! . . . Cana- diens nipped Detroit 3-2 last night in Detroit with Richard getting the first goal and assisting Mosdell to one of the other two . . . Boston Bruins nipped the Leafs last night 2-1 after Leafs beat Rangers 1-0 on Saturday . . . Wings and Habs tied on Saturday 1-1 . . . Chicago blanked Rangers last night 2-0 . . . It was the Srd shutout for Al Rollins . . . Oshawa Junior Busmers beat Cobourg Jays 8-2 on Saturday night in Cobourg. The Oshaws lads are golng very well . , . Stratford is back on tep of the OHA Senior race. They beat the Dutchmen 4-3 on Sat- urday night while Chatham Maroons upset Owen Sound Mercurys right in 0.8. with a 3-0 shutout . . . Orillia Pontiacs, hottest team in the Senior "B" league at the moment, whipped the second-place Belleville Gien Roys 11-4 on Saturday night and down in Kingston, Goodyears upset our Oshaws Smith Truckmen 6-2. Piatowski Aid orloh Loses, irts too, beige Sia Also Spitfires . By THE CANADIAN PRESS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tight battles have developed for Dick Piatowski and a lucky shot |second and third places in the On- put Stratford Indians back on top |tario Hockey Association Junior A of the Ontario Hockey Association series. ; Senior A race. Stratford now is one point up on Owen Sound Mercurys and 10 points ahead of the thirdeplace Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen. Saturday night Stratford defeated Kitchener 4-3, A fluke shot that bounced into the net off the skate of Stratford forward George Ait- ken made the difference. Owen Sound might have main- tained their one-point lead had it not been for the brilliant work of Dick Piatowski who claimed his third shutout of the season as Chatham Maroons whitewashed the Mercurys 3-0. Piatowski made 38 saves, Sarnia Sailors tightened their hold on fifth place by downing Hamilton Tigers 6-1. North Bay Trappers split two games in the Northern Ontario Hockey Association Senior southern group during the week-end. Satur- day night Sault Ste. Marie (Ont.) Greyhounds took a decisive 6-3 win from the Trappers who bounced back Sunday to defeat Sault Ste. Marie (Mich), Indians 6-2. Besides the Aitken fluke in Kit- chener, the flashy forward scored another goal and Ken Schultz and Billy Flick made the total four. Charlie Brooker, Al Buchanan and Harvey Jacklin tallied for Kitch- ener. Ed Didone and Jim Campbell gave the Maroons a quick lead in lead the second-place Barrie Fly- ers by 11 points. The Marlies picked up two points Sunday by defeating Three Rivers Reds 8-5. The Flyers' grip on second is far from firm with Toronto St. Michael's one point behind. The Flyers beat Kitchener - Waterloo Greenshirts 5-2 Saturday and St. Michael's trimmed Windsor 5-2 Sunday to keep the race close. The third-place battle involves Galt Black Hawks, who downed the rapidly-failing Guelph Bilt- mores 6-3 Saturday, and Oshawa Generals who maintained their tie with Galt Saturday by walloping St. Catharines Teepees 9-2. Montreal Royals forgot they were a cellar-dwelling club for long enough Sunday to trip Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in a Quebec Junior Amateur Hockey Association game. It was Three Rivers Reds' fourth straight loss in their current tour of interlocking schedule games. Wally Maxwell, Parker MacDonald and Gerry James each scored two for Marlboros. Single goals were by Jack Bionda and Louis Bendo. The Reds' Gendron, Norm Grise, Yvon Houle, Leon Michelin and Harvey Lalonde tallied a goal each. The Barrie win Saturday came on goals by Ralph Willis, John Martan, Larry Thibeault, Doug Mohns and Ken Robertson. Gra- Owen Sound. Piatowski turned ham Joyce scored twice against back the Mercury efforts until the his old teammate Bill Harrington third period when Tommy Burling- | Mike Ratchford led St. Michael' ton scored but it was disallowed by referee Hugh Barlow who said | wen nd players were in the |seored the others. Marlin McAlen- goal crease. Ernie Dick scored the [din and Bob Louttit shared Wind- Slinsher oF Chatham, {sor scoring auchamp scored twice in| Galt had no trouble with the Bilt- Sarnia and others went to Chuck | mores Saturday after the losers Glaab, Jim Wilson, Ollie Haddon |lost the services of goalie Doug and Dos -Emms. Stan Ritchie Lessor who cracked his head on the scored the Hamilton counter. ice during a scramble. Lav Purola Lorne Watters led the Grey- replaced him. hounds Saturday with two goals.| Jim McBurney shoved in two for Ron Lay, Ji Offidani, Hec |@alt. Others were by Hillary Men- Pozzo and Jimmy Johnstone not-|ard, Ken Wharram, Pete Kowal- ched the others. Vie Jackson, Ab |chuk and Maurice Mantha, Danny DeMarco and Don Hogdan scored Blair, Chick Chalmers and. Jim for the Trappers. : 3 | Connelly scored for Guelph, The six goals were spread six! John McGillivray opened it up for ways Sunday. DeMarco, George (Montreal Royals. Kenny Naylor #, Jackie Hill and Bo Elik each | with goal ) one a North Bay. !Lillev Gordie Kerr |home p Indian goals. No g the third period, Les "Claude Vinet slanned for the Canadiens. Toronto Marlboros appear to pe [itclienen 3 Barvia 5 home free in first place as they | Chick Cecchini, Rick land Scotty Bowman clinched it | | | did also when Armstrong potted his third one. TAKE LEAD EARLY The Generals had swooped in on Goalie Marvin Edwards with eight seconds of the opening face- off and Bobby Attersley just fail- ed to score. About a minute later, Attersley and "Rick" Colin took the puck to goall-mouth and here Attersley fed it across to Fred Etcher. Attersley was crashed right into the goal by a St. Kitt's defender just as he made the pass but that move back-fired because. as Attersley and Edwards sprawl- ed into the net, Etcher lifted the | puck into the strings to open the | scoring. The first period continued at a ding-dong pace but the Generals had a wide margin of the play. They kept Edwards busy with no fewer than 20 shots-on-goal in that first stanza and on at least half HOCKEY RESULTS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Saturday National League Detroit 1 Montreal 1 New York 0 Toronto 1 American League Buffalo 0 Hershey 5 Providence 1 Cleveland § Pittsburgh 7 Syracuse 4 Eastern League |of them, Edwards had to be ter- New Haven 7 Johnstown 0 Washington 4 Springfield 5 Western League Vancouver 0 Tacoma 7 Seattle 2 New Westminster 2 Edmonton 2 Calgary 2 Victoria 3 Saskatoon 7 Fort Wayne 4 Grand Rapids 3 Troy 4 Cincinnati 4 Maritime Major Sydney 1 Halifax 5 Charlottetown 5 Glace Bav ? J New Brunswick Senier ! Saint John 5 Moncton 2 Quebec Senior Chicoutimi 3 Ottawa 4 Quebec 3 Shawinigan Falls 2 Montreal 3 Valleyfield 2 Eastern Canada Pembroke 3 Smiths Falls 4 New York-Ontario Gananoque 4 Brockville 3 Inkerman 3 Clinton 10 Ontario Junior A St. Catharines 2 Oshawa 9 Guelph 3 Galt 6 Ontario Junior B Port Colborne 8 Dunnville Oshawa 8 Cobourg 2 Ontario Senior A Chatham 3 Owen Sound 0 Hamilton 1 Sarnia 6 Stratford 4 Kitchener 3 Ontario Senior B Orillis, 11 Belleville 4 Port Colborne 5 Dunnville 8 Burlington 7 Woodstock 6 Northern Ontario Senior A Sault, Ont. 6 North Bay 3 Thunder Bay Senior Fort Frances 6 Port Arthur 4 Manitoba Junior St. Boniface 3 Brandon 8 Saskatchewan Senior Yorkton 8 Melville 6 Regina 6 Moose Jaw 3 Saskatchewan Junior Saskatoon 3 Flin Flop 9 Western Junior Lethbridge 2 Edmonton 8 Okanagan Senior Penticton 3 Kamloops 4 Vernon 4 Kelowna 8 Exhibition Clarkson 6 Montreal Loyola § Sunday National League Montreal 3 Detroit 2 Toronto 1 Boston 2 New York 0 Chicago 2 American League Providence 3 St. Louis 5 Eastern League Springfield 4 New Haveh 2 Troy 4 Washington 4 ° Western League New Westminster 1 Seattle 4 Quebec Senior Valleyfield 2 Quebec 3 Chicoutimi 5 Sherbrooke 3 Shawinigan Falls 7 Montreal 2 Quebec Junior Montreal Royals 3 Montreal Cana~ diens 2 Eastern Canada Cornwall 4 Thurso 3 New York-Ontario BOBBY ATTERSLEY ihm ? JACK ARMSTRONG CARLO MONTEMURRO «+ » #nded slump with three goals d one for own birthday « » . two goals and three ses rific to prevent goals. The Teepees cracked in the se- cond period as the Generals main- tained the pressure, outshooting Teepees again two-to-one. Three goals resulted from this pressure, from Etcher and Harry Sinden; Stan Parker scored on a pass from Bill Stewart and then Collin potted Attersley's pass midway through the frame to make it 4-0. The third period saw the game turn into a wide-open affair with both teams pouring on the at- tacking speed and not paying too much attention to defensive tac- tics. The visitors, trailing 4-0, were forced to start these tactics in a bid to get even and the alert homesters cashed in on their chances. Jack Armstrong got the first of his three goals early in the period. Barlow got the first one for Tee- pees, unassisted and then Monte- murro got his birthday goal, with Atersley and Collin assisting, Ka- mula scored next for Teepees then Armstrong came back with Osha- wa's No. 7 and No. 8 goals and Attersley finished off a great night by scoring the final goal, with Et- | cher and Sinden again on the as-| sisting end. ! Referee, Maurice Walsh of Ajax; Linesmen, Norm. Allen and Jack Jenkins, both of Oshawa. FIRST PERIOD 1. Oshawa, Etcher (Attersley, Collin) k Penalties: Parker, 1.42; Roberts, 4.35; Hillman, 17.13; Kellogg, 19.38. SECOND PERIOD 2. Oshawa Attersley (Etcher, Sinden) 3. Oshawa, Parker (Stewart) 'pe 4. Oshawa, Collin (Attersley) Si Penalties: Maxwell, sley, 5.05; Kastelic, 11.27; Mader, 11.46. + Ken Woods, in the Oshawa goal, was also in fine form and especi- ally in the first period when the Teepees made some very danger- our moves that might easily have given them an early lead, but for Woods' fine saves. Both Appleby and Hillman show- ed improvement in their blue-line work while Sinden and Monte- murro were very good. Up front, all three Oshawa lines were dang- erous--and they all shared in the scoring points, with Attersley and Armstrong leading the way, while Etcher, Parker and Collin were also to the fore. ST. CATHARINES TEEPEES -- Goal, Edwards; defence, Kellogg, Metika, Kamula, Maxwell; for- wards, Kastelic, Ciesla, Haas, Rob- erts, Barlow, Poliziani, Cullen Mar- shall, Schinkel, Leslie, Murphy, cee. 1.40 THIRD PERIOD 5. Oshawa, Armstrong 6. St. Kitts, Barlow 7. Oshawa, Montemurre (Attersley, Collin) ... 5.09 ... 8.06 Truckmen KINGSTON -- Oshawa's league- leading Smith Truckmen were up- set by the fourth-place Kingston Goodyears here Saturday night by a 6-2 score. The victory doesn't change the standings, but does tighten up the league. Oshawa's next home game will take place Thursday night at the Oshawa Arena against the second- place Stouffville Clippers. The Goodyears held a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period, made it 3-1 with a lone tally in the second and after Oshawa made it close with a goal in the early minutes of the third for a 3-2 score. At the halfway mark in the last period, Kingston burst through the sagging Truckers and potted three unanswered goals to win 6-2. MacGregor and Murray with two goals apiece led the winners attack. Hooper and Scott got the Oshawa markers. Frank Hooper opened the scor- ing on a pass from Thaler in the first period, but Kingston quickly tied it when Teakess scored from Murray and Londry. MacGregor got the first of his two goals late in the frame from Myke and Watts to put the winners into a lead they never lost. Murray tallied the solo effort in the second period from Bob Markle. In the third, Gerry Scott belted one home from Jed Wilson to make it 3-2, but the Truckers were out of gas. Myke, Murray and MacGregor rapped in goals in quick order and that made the final count of 6-2. 1st PERIOD °° 1. Oshawa, Hooper 2. Kingston, Teakess (Murray, Londry) 3. Kingston, MacGregor (Myke, Watts) ........ 17:58 Penalties -- Wilson (boarding) 6:03; McBeth (elbowing) 10:58; Myke (high-sticking) 18:10. Oshawa Merchants Nash. OSHAWA GENERALS -- Goal, | Woods; defence, Sinden, Hillman, . Osh Armstron Montemurro, Appleby, Chapman; | 3 Oskaya, Jtms! 2 forwards, Attersley, Etcher, Collin, | | 10. Oshawa, Armstrong Armstrong, Maisonneuve, McIn- 1; 'Oshawa, Attersley tosh, Parker, Mader, Stewart and | (Etcher, Sinden) 13.42 Casey. | Penalties: Kamula, 1.56; Kellogg, | 11.46. SHOTS 8. St. Kitts, Kamula (Cullen, Marshall) HOMER TOTAL The 1952 New York Giants hit 151 home runs. 8 7 171-22. 20 14 14-48. One Woods (On Edwards Oshawa Junior "B" Buzzers Wallop Cobourg Pavs 8-2 COBOURG -- Oshawa's Juior | "B" Buzzers grabbed off a valu-| able four-point win over the Co-| bourg Pavs down in Cobourg on | Saturday night, winning the local group game 8-2, | The Oshawans thus crept a bit closer to third place and will de-| finitely be looking for a win at' home in Bowmanville Memorial Arena on Monday night against the Belleville Hawks. i Saturday night, the Buzzers built lup a 2-0 lead in the first period | as Oscar Piontek opened the scor- | ing on a solo rush at the 8.50] mark. Al Lawrence got the other goal of that first frame on assists by Boneham and Wodnisky. In the second period "Frenchy" McDonald picked up two of his three-goal hat-trick splurge during the game. The first was. a lone tally, while the second saw a pass from Rorabeck set-up the play. Al Lawrence's second counter of the night from Reid and Wodnisky made the score 5-0 and Jack Lowe sank the 6-0 counter from Piontek | and O'Conner. A lot of rough play marked the passing of the second period with lots of tripping and boarding gett- ing caught. In the third period, fighting broke out and majors went | to Rorabeck and Myles of Oshawa and to Bone of Cobourg. Cobourg broke Mike Cirka's fine bid for a shutout when the star for the Pavs, McBride soloed at the 2.52 mark. {Mervyn Rose, Ian Ayre and Clive 5.01; Lowe 1ST PERIOD 1. Oshawa, Piontek 2. Oshawa, Lawrence Boswell tallied from Campbell, and McKiver to make it close at 6-2, but the Buzzers clicked for an- | other pair in the final two minutes | (Boneham, Wodnisky) - 15.05 to gain the 8-2 margin. i Penalties: Rorabeck (tripping) McDonald's third goal came|3.56; O'Connor (major) 5.06; Mec- from R. Myles and Brown, with | Bride (major) 5.06; Wodnisky (trip- Boneham notching the final from ping) 15.47; A. Myles (elbowing) Lawrence. 18.58. 2ND PERIOD 3. Oshawa, McDonald er 334 4. Oshawa, McDonald | (Rorabeck) 38 | | 85. Oshawa, Lawrence | (Reid, Wodnisky) ov 118.39 8. Oshawa, Lowe (Piontek, O'Connor) . 14.24 Russies To Defend Davis Cup In December MELBOURNE (AP)--Australia will defend the Davis Cup here next Dec. 28, 20, and 30, it was! Penalties: A. Myles (tripping) announced today. 15.04; Stewart (tripping) 7.00; Tennis officials also decided that Pearse (boarding) 7.40; Boneham the first inter-zone final should be (cross-checking) 8.56; Bone (trip- | played not later than Dec. 12 and ping) 17.06; Boneham (hooking) the second inter-zone final not. 18.07; A. Myles (boarding) 19.23. later than Dec. 19. | 3RD PERIOD Sir Norman Brookes, president of | 7. Cobourg, MéBride the Australian Lawn Tennis Asso-| 8. Cobourg, Boswell ciation, announced that a team of | (Campbell, McKiver) six Australians will go overseas | §. Oshawa, McDonald this year to play in the Wimbledon | (R. Myles, Brown) and other major tournaments. 10. Oshawa, Boneham The team, Brookes said, will con- (Lawrence) sist of the non-playing captain-| Penalties: McBride (slashing), | manager, Harry Hopman, and 2.04; Rorabeck (major) 5.01; A. players Ken Rosewall, Lewis Hoad, | Myles (major) 5.01; Bone (major) | (high-sticking) 9.3: | | Wodnisky (high-sticking) 14.32. cies 2.92 16.40 18.00 1050] Wilderspin, BRANTFORD (CP)--The Oshawa baseball club made a strong pled Sunday for admission to the Inter- county League senior series. John W. Harris claimed at a meeting of the senior clubs that the Oshawa team was financially strong and could hold its own with | other senior intercounty teams, The matter was left over until Feb. 1, the final date for entries to be received. Appointment of an administrator for the senior series was approved in principle. His interpretation of the constitution and rules will be binding. The man for the job will be named at the spring meeting of the league. New contracts and playing cer- tificates were approved by the meeting and secretary Jack Blak- ney was instructed to draw up a revised constitution incerporating recent rule changes. Representatives were present from Guelph Maple Leafs and Galt Terriers but announcement as to whether these clubs will compete in the 1953 series is being withheld until the Feb. 1 deadline. Don Gallinger, owner and play- ing-manager of Kitchener Panthers moved that visiting clubs receive 25 per cent of home gates. His motion was not seconded. The next meeting of the senior clubs will be Feb. 1 in Brantford. LEADERS IN NHL By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings -- Detroit, won 20, lost nine, tied 12--52 points. Points -- Howe, Detroit--52. Goals -- Howe, Detroit--29. Assists -- Richard, Montreal--236 Shutouts -- McNeil, Montreal six. Penalties -- Lindsay, Detroit-- 84 minutes. ~ Upset By F Kingston Crew, 6-2 2nd PERIOD 4. Kingston, Murray (Markle) : 2:35 Penalties Myke (tripping) | 15:11; Wilson chigh-sticking) 15:11. / 5. Scott (Wilson) 4:57 6. Kingston, Myke (McKeown, Nickolson) ..10:52 | 7. Kingston, Murray (Watts) 13:56 8. Kingston, MacGregor .. 18:47 so Eaalties. -- McBeth (holding) | SOCCER RESULTS OLD COUNTRY LONDON (CP) -- Results of soccer matches today in the Unit- ed Kingdom: . ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Arsenal 5, Wolverhampton 3 Blackpool 1, Aston Villa 1 Cardiff C. 0, Tottenham 0 Charlton A 3, Sheffield W O Chelsea 1, Bolton W O Derby C. 3, Sunderland 1 Liverpool 0, Manchester C 1 Manchester U, 1, Portsmouth -0 Middlesbrough 0, Stoke CO Newcastle U O, Burnley 0 W. Bromwich 2, Preston N.E. 1 Division IT Barnsley 2, Huddersfield T 4 Birmingham C 2, West Ham U O Blackburn R 3, Brentford 0 Bury 1, Leicester C 4 Hull C 1, Doncaster R 1 Leeds U 4, Rotherham U O Lincoln C 3, Swansea T 1 Luton T 2, Fulham 0 Nottingham F 3, Everton 8 Sheffield U 5, Plvmouth A O Southampton 1, Notts C 1 Division ITI Southern Bristol C 2, Newport C O Crystal P O, Milwall 1 Gillingham O, Bristol R 4 Ipswich T 2, Bournemouth 1 Leyton O 3, Southend U O Northampton T 4, Watford O Queen's P R, 3 Norwich C 1 Reading 2, Aldershot 3 Shrewsbury T 1, Coventry C O Swindon T O, Colchester U 1 Torquay U 1, Brighton 2 Walsall 2, Exeter C 2 Division III northern | Accrington 8 1, Chesterfield 1 { Bradford 1, Barrow 0 | Crewe Alex 4, Gateshead 3 Halifax T 0, Tranmere R 0 Mansfield T 1, York C 1 {Oldham A 1, Grimsby T 1 | Port Vale 2, Darlington 1 | Scunthorpe U 4, Bradford C 0 Southport 0, Hartlepools U 0 Stockport C. 3, Wrexham 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Airdrieonians 1, Falkirk 1 Celtic 2, Clyde 4 Dundee 2, Raith Rovers 8 East Five 0, Queen of § 0 Hibernian 1, Rangers 1 | Partick T 2, Hearts 2 St. Mirren 2, Motherwell § Third Lanark 0, Aberdeen 1 Division B Arbroath 1, Ayr U 1 Cowdenbeath 3, Forfar A 0 Dumbarton 4, Morton 2 Hamilton A 2, Alloa 0 Kilmarnock 2, Dunfermline A $ Stenhousemuir 2, Queen's P 2 Stirling A 2, Dundee U 0 St. Johnstone 1, Albion R 3 IRISH LEAGUE Ards 6, Coleraine 4 Cliftonville 2, Glenavon 1 Derry City 1, Linfield 3 Distillery 3, Bangor 0 Glentoran 4, Ballymena U 1 LONDON (Reuters)--Results Baby League games in the Unit ed Kingdom today: Barrow 22, Bately 12 Castleford 8, Bradford N. 7 Dewsbury 19, Featherstone R. 8 Doncaster 20, Rochdale H, 10 Huddersfield 28, Wakefield T. 3 Hull 0, Swinton 11 Hunslet 10, Leeds 18 Keighley 18, Liverpool €. § Leigh 23, Whitehaven 18 Salford 4, Oldham 8 St. Helens 52, Bramley 14 Warrington 39, Belle Vue R. ¥ Workington T. 30, Widnes 16 York 10, Hull Kingston 14 Pt BERTIE MEANWELL MINOR HOCKEY TEAM STANDINGS B'Nai B'Rith Lions All-Star (Bantams) Rotary Kiwanis JUVENILE Beaton's Dairy Hayden- Macdonald -Sta. xr (Midgets) 24010272 FUTURE GAMES 'Midget League: January 19 -- 7.00 - 7.50, Kiwanis vs. B"Nal B'Rith; 8.00 - 8.50, Lions vs. Kins- men; 9.00 - 9.50, Rotary vs. All- Star (Bantams). January 26 -- 7.00 - 7.50, B'Nai B'Rith vs. Kinsmen; 8.00 - 8.50, All- Star (Bantams) vs. Kiwanis; 9.00 ~ 9.50, Rotary vs. Lions. Juvenile League: January 19 -- 10.00-11.00, All-Star (Midgets) vs. Hayden-MacDonald; January 26 -- 10.00 - 11.00, Beaton's Dairy vs. Hayden-MacDonald. INDIVIDUAL SCORING MIDGET LEAGUE Player Team G Kemp, Lions 1 Germond, B'Nai B'Rith 7 Milton, Kinsmen 5 Underwood, Kinsman 35 Tureski, B'Nai B'Rith. 5 Brockville 2 Cornwall 3 Inkerman 4 Clinton 5 Ontario-Quebec Junior Taree Rivers 5 Toronto Marlboros Ontario Junior A i Windsor 2 Toronto St, Michael's § | Northern Ontario Senior A North Bay 6 Sault, Mich. 2 Thunder Bay Senior ® Fort Frances 4 Fort William Bea- vere K Saskatchewan Junior are scheduled tonight. | Saskatoon 1 Flin Flon 3 Vaughan, B'Nai B'Rith 5 Douglas, Kinsmen 5 Wallace," Lions 6 JUVENILE LEAGUE Player Team ... G Malloy, Beaton's Dairy 5 Romanuk, Beaton's Attersley, Beaton's Zeddic, Beaton's Johnson, Beaton's Puckalski, Beaton's Dykstra Reaton's wg RNR PD LF SC 4 » wows, fins Chasczewski, Hayden- MacDonald - ' OBOUY 4 BUT NOBODY |S SURE OF THE TRAIL BUT GOOD OLD "SITZMARK" MEANWELL., O HALFWAY DOWN THE MOUNTAIN AND WHERE'S OUR BOY~-YOU'VE GUESSED IT | 1 KNOW THIS LiL'OLD TRAIL LIKE D.LET'S GO. SKI SAFELY. Unless you're an expert skier it's best iv ireai unfamiliar irails with cauiion. You'll gei more fun from skiing if you stick to well-known, clearly-marked trails and slopes that are not too difficult. ; ' '