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» "10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, January 26, 1953 BOB WALKERS GORE DISTRICT FIRE IN- SURANCE_..CO. GALT Trophy was won by the rink of School- boy curlers from Kingston Col- legiate in the Ontario Bonsviel J. L. CRAWFQRD TROPHY, one of the beautiful pieces of sil- verware taken away from the Ontario Schoolboy's hel the Oshawa Curling Club this week- end, was won by the foursome phy in cur' play at the Oshawa club on Saturday was the rink of schoolboys from Walkerton 6-5 DECISION OF THE ESSO Tro- | SCHOOLB held at the Oshawa Curling Club over the weekend. The curlers are (left to right): 'lead, Bob McEvilla; vice, Ron Sharpe; skip, Bill Walker and second, Ron Moore. /} from Midland Collegiate. They are (left to right): lead, Ross Hastings; vice, Don Kitching; skir Tr a Scott and second, Fred Harpeu District High School. They are (left to right): lead, Jim Yates; vice, Stan Ferguson; skip, Ron [game and Jack Bionda, Ron In-|Prystai, Detroit and second, Dave Monk. \lgram, John Tolton and newcomer | Delvecchio, Detroit Robinson Y FOURSOME WINS 'SPIEL AND da WiIWW THE EMPIRE LIFE TROPHY symbolic of the championship in Ontario schoolboy curling was won by the Oshawa rink skipped MPIR ay & by southpaw Bob Walker. They'll | make the trip west by plane for the Dominion bonspjel later this month. The rink is (left to right): Gens Bow To Dukes By 8-0 Score Sunday (Bobby Baun all made life tedious | for the Oshawa rushers. . | Veteran forward Bob Attersley, | who is having a great season in| his third year with the Generals, made most of the gestures which! threatened Johnny Henderson's shutout. ' OSHAWA -- Goal, Woods; de- fense, Hillman, Appleby, Sinden, Monemurro, Chapman; forwards, Stewart, McIntosh, Armstrong, Parker, Collin, Maisonneuve, At- Oshawa Generals, late season surprise in the OHA Junior "A" loop, had their pilgrimage into playoff territory halted abruptly at the Gardens yesterday afternoon. The way the Gens have been going lately, however, their 8-0 de- feat by the league-leading Toronto Marlboros likely will. be just a slight stall. Though the Dukes well deserved to win, the play belied the eight-goal margin. The first game was still a con- | test entering the third period, but the Dukes blew it apart with five goals within a space of five min- utes and 47 seconds. Parker MacDonald scored three goals and picked up an assist and his goals were three of the. most important -- the first, third and | fourth. His first two were unassist- | ed, blazing shots from the left side, the first beating a harried Ken Woods waist-high, the second at about ankle level. His third finished off a fine passing play with Tommy McCarthy, who laid the puck on the doorstep, Mac- Donald slamming it in while in full flight. A goal by Wally Maxwell sent the Dukes ahead,' 2-0, in the first period and the route was complet- ed on single goals by rookie de- fenseman Bobby Baun, Johnny Macdonald, Charlie Burns and Gerry James. The Marlboro defense gave one | of its sharpest performances. Big sometimes awkward, George Stoy- an, came up with a most effective tersley, Casey, Etcher, Mader. MARLBOROS -- Goal, Hender- son; defense, Bionda, Stoyan, Tol- ton, Ingram, Baun; forwards, P. MacDonald, Maxwell, McCarthy, Harris, Bendo, Burns, Reid, MacDonald, James, Fisher. Referee -- Morris Walsh; lines-| men -- Ken Black and Doug Mow- at FIRST PERIOD 1. Marlboros, P. MacDonald 2. Marlboros, Maxwell (P. MacDonald) .... .....14:26 Penalties -- Hillman (high stick- ing) 2:35; Stoyan (holding) 10:55; McCarthy (holding) 19:20. - HOCKEY'S BIG 7 By THE CANADIAN PRESS G A Pts. 31 26 57 21 25 46 20 24 44 19 25 4 15 24 39 1223 35 727 34 Howe, Detroit Hergesheimer, N.Y. Lindsay, Detroit Richard. Montreal Ronty, New York Generals Edge Out St. Mikes In Thrill-Packed Saturday Game Over 2,200 hockey fans turned out on Saturday night to see the steam - rollering Oshawa Generals notch their fifth successive win. The sixth - place Generals rode it roughshod over the feared St. Mich- ael's College Majors and downed the Toronto team 6-5. Checking hard and playing fast, the Generals had the edge from the .first whistle but the score was tied up at the end of the first two periods. The decider came when the third period was five minutes old and Goalie Kenny Woods and the defence held out against every- thing the tired St. Mike's could throw at them. Edging his way towards the top|: spot in the league scoring table, |' forward Bob Attersley was the boy the fans had their eyes on. The crowd went wild when A tersley drove in the first goal of 1 the evening at the 11.35 mark. It |g was the first of three points he picked up during. the game to put his scoring total at 72. Oshawa's first goal came within a minute of Lee, of St. Mike's, be- ing sent off the ice for slashing and was a combined effort of Etch- er, Appleby and Attersley. Pressing hard St. Mike's equalized when there was only a little more than three minutes left in the period. Ratchford got the goal and 20 sec- onds later got the gate for trip- ping. ON INJURE DLIST . McNamara was substituting in goal for Chadwick, of St. Mike's, who is on the injured list, and the visitors were also obviously missing their ace, Costello, who i$ out with | a broken nose. Taking over the game, Oshawa | smashed in two goals in the open- ing minutes of the second period. Bill Stewart drive right in on the | goal, taking teammate Stan Parker | with. him, and backhanded one which gave McNamara no chance. Sixteen seconds later the trio of Hillman, Attersley and Collins mov- ed in and Oshawa was leading 3-1. A holding penalty meted out to Hillman was expensive for the Gen- erals when Dineen, who was the | Jmost dangerous man on the ice for ! Bt. Mike's, scored against the Osh- | but the Generals' ragging tactics | AN PARKER paid off and the score went to 4-2 awa five men. Hillman got an iden- tical penalty seven minutes later when Attersley, right in front of goal, took his time before letting an unstoppable drive fly. "Bi D be =. S The cleanest game play between the two hot rival teams this sea- son was marred only by one bare- fist fight in the second period when Ed Plata and Bob Appleby took off at each other. They both earn- ed and got -- seven minute penalties. Visibly tired, the Gen- erals couldn't hold up for the last minutes of the second and Caffrey and Dineen put it at 4-4. A slip by Rick Collins and a high bouncing puck combined with a bad defence lapse cost Oshawa their lead. EARNS A STAR Stan Parker earned his "star" of the night when he tore in from the blue line and smashed the puck past McNamara only 37 sec- onds after the third period opened. Ratchford scored his second of the night four minutes later but Parker came back on the rampage within 20 seconds to pot the winning goal. THE SUMMARY OSIIAWA GENERALS -- Goal, Woods; defence, Hillman, Appleby, Sinden, Montemurro, Chapman; forwards, Stewart, McIntosh, Arm- strong, Parker, Collin, Maison- neuve, Attersley, Etcher, Mader. ST MIKE'S --Goal, McNamura; defence, Reaume, Clune, Toppaz- zini, Price; forwards, Duff, Ratch- ford, Logan, Dineen, Caffey, Knox, Lee, Plata. Officials -- Referee, Hugh Bar- low, Hamilton. Linesmen, Rube Waddell and Dave Mitchell, FIRST PERIOD 1. Oshawa, Attersley, (Etcher, Appleby) 2. St. Mike's, Ratchford, (Knox, Clune) 16.50 Penalties -- Lee (slashing) 10.46; Ratchford (tripping) 17.05. SECOND PERIOD Oshawa, Stewart' (Parker) 1.40 Oshawa, Hillman (Attersley, Collins) .... 1.56 St. Mike's, Dineen (Logan) 5.01 Oshawa, Attersley, (Sinden) 16.50 7. 8t. Mike's Caffery (Knox) 17.53 8. St. Mike's, Dineen, (Plata, Ratchford) .... 19.52 Penalties -- Hillman (holding) 3.10; Hillman (holding) 10.55; Pla- ta (roughing 2 mins., fighting, ma- jor) 12.20; Appleby (roughing 2 mins., fighting major) 12.20; Knox (holding), 14.42. THIRD PERIOD 9. Oshawa, Parker (unassisted) 0.37 10. St. Mike's, Ratchford (Duff) 4.52 11. Oshawa, Parker (Mader) 5.10 Penalties --Duff (hooking) 9.45. 11.35 3. 4. 5. 6. TRIP LINDSAY 8-4 Oshawa Schoolboy Rink Wins | Ontario 'Spiel And Trip West | On Saturday, before a crowd of some 400 spectators, largest crowd ever to witness a curling match in | Oshawa, Bobby Walker skinned the hometown rink to a 8-4 victory over the Lindsay schoolboys, last year's Ontario champions, with Jack Mos- ley at the helm. The Oshawa lads, George Mac- Gregor, lead, Clare Peacock, sec- ond, Duncan Brodie, vice-skip and | Walker himself turned in a final game that was next thing to flaw- less. Each played his position with the assurance of a veteran and with the Lindsay boys showing a game that was "almost'" as gcod, the fans saw as nice a game as will be played in any rink. Lindsay opened the scoring in the first end with a one count. Osh- |ava came baci: wih a three on the : end and added a singleton for the next three, In the sixth, Lindsay took another one and the last four engs were all singles, with two going Oshawa and tWo to Lindsay. It was a tightly played game all the way as the final score of 8 to 4 clearly indicates. : The Oshawa lads will fly to 'Sas- katoon next month to compete in the Canadian Schoolboy Champion- . | ships. Expenses of this trip are as- | sumed by the Empire Life Assur- lead, George MacGregor; vice, Dunc. Brodie; skip, Bob Walker, and second, Claire Peacock. SECOND PERIOD 3. Marlboros, P, MacDonald 155 Penalties -- Stewart (high stick- ing) 4:47; Bendo (tripping) 9:20: Collin (high sticking) 10:47; James (charging) 17:50. THIRD PERIOD 4. Marlboros, P. MacDonhld (McCarthy) 1:10 5. Marlboros, Baun 2:42 6. Marlboros, J. Macdonald (Bendo) 4:07 7. Marlboros, Burns (James, Reid) : 8. Marlboros, James (Reid) Penalties -- checking) ing) 18:15. Shots on goal: By Oshawa . By Marlboros 6:57 Attersley (eross- :56; Ingram (high stick- 10 410-24 ance Company of Kingston, whose trophy will call the Oshawa Col- legiate its home for the next year. | EASY ROAD TO FINALS Walker's Oshawa rink started their march to the finals in the 6th end of the morning game. Oshdwa and Kitchener were all tied up at 5-5 after five ends and on the 6th end, with his last stone, Walker made a daring take-out to count an even six and break the game | coming home. Laying shot in the |Life sweatercgats and caps. | tenth, Walkerton guarded it well.,| Mr. L. Burns of Imperial Of) Sarnia lay second and third shots Limited presented the Esso Trophy {when Skip Fraser came up and he |and prizes to the Walkerton yin- made two valiant attempts to get ners and awards to the Sania to the shot stone but was unable | dent, Rank Callum, magdedne to do it. Jresentation of the Core Mu | Kingston and Kitchener lads met | Trophy and prizes to the Rington |in the final of the third event, for rink and prizes to the Kitchiner [the Gore Trophy. This game also | four. presented ga thrilling finish as King-| The Crawford Plaque was pre- | ston went into the final end three |Sented to Midland by Mr. Girth down and came up with a four | Kaye. Prizes also went to winlef's | count to upset Kitchener 11-10. |and runners-up in this event. - | Midland, and Welland were op- ° EMPIRE LIFE TROPHY . posing rinks in the fourth event,|. O™ifie GNmplonship Quarter: Fimls for the Crawford Plaque and this Roddy Brown was won handily by Midland. | Carl Madery GREAT PROGRESS REPORTED | Jionaid Fie Outstanding progress in th Skip 17 {growth and promotion of school-' De TCHENEL boy curling in Ontario and spe- Gary Thaler cial praise for the brilliant success Allan Asmussm of Saturday's +1953 Ontario cham- ; im lehnen, pionships here at the Oshawa Curl- B {ing Club, were the key notes at the | Ta banquet held on Saturday neon ape edy | evening in the dining hall of Osh- Jack Mosley, {awa Central Collegiate, prior to Bip oLLAND 1 the championship finals. Ted Stibbards "Ab" Robins, chairman of the John Waters {Oshawa committee responsible for 'paye YeMaster putting on Saturday's event here, skip acted as toastmaster for the ban- .. | quet session. Bob Sutherland of ™ | Guelph, hard-working President of the Ontario Schoolboy curlers, paid glowing tribute to the Oshawa men | for the fine championship arranged {and to the Oshawa Curling Club | officers, for the excellent facilities provided. The Oshawa committee, which i was singled out for special praise, | included Messrs. "Ab" Robins, El- |gin Munday, Joe Walsh, Jack Fraser, 13 Judge and M. F. Kirkland. Final Frank N., McCallum, president WALKERTON Cam Robinson, Ross Hastings Fred Harpell Don Kitching John Scott, Ski Pp vy OSHAWA George MacGregor Clare Peacock Duncan Brodie Bobby Walker, Pp ae KINGSTON . McEvilla . Moore . Sharpe Stan Ferguson Ca Robinson B(x) . Semi-Finals Sco' + (Midland) ship Final LINDSAY Bud Martin Hugh Lightbody Brian MacDonjld Babby Walker, Jack Mosley, Skip . ' 8; Skip Ie THE ESSO TROPHY (Secondary Event) : W. Walker (Kin"ston) Lehnen (Kitchener) \ SARNIA Wm. Fraser, Clare Peacock Duncan Brodie Robinson (Walkerton) 11; wide open. 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