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"42 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 20, 1961 Two Tie Games In VAW There was no change in the canter after yesterday morn- ing's UAW Hockey League week- ly double-header at the Bow- manville Arena. In fact not a winning decision was posted. The two top clubs, Unionaires and Merchants battled to a 4-4 stand-off while Tony's Refresh- Hockey 3rd Period 8. Merchants: Richards .. 1.02 Penalties -- Currie 2.23 and Cirka (2) 4.03. TONY'S 4, VENDORS 4 Another developed when Tony's Refreshments and Baker Vending deadlocked at 6-6. Newcouer Elmo Gibson MAJOR LEAGUE Kings Win Another: City-Wide End Slump One unbeaten streak was ex- tended to s'x games and a los- ing streak was snapped at five} _ last night in the Oshawa Major Hockey League played at the Bowmanville Arena. The unbeaten streak is owned 2né Period 2. C-Wide: Fitchett (Butler, Myles) ...o«s 3. C-Wide: Myles (Smith, Roberts) «sess 5.16 4. C-Wide: Wright ..+se- 13.57 5. Juves: Macdonald 5.03 10. C-Wide: Myles (MacLean) ...scccccse 18.40 Penalties --- None. KING'S 7, A'S 3 The -- star-studded Oshawa King's continued to roll right along, crowning Oshawa A's, King's Stan Westfall and A's Gil Hughes were banished from the game for a penalty box braw! in the second period. KING'S -- goal, Melnick; de- fence, Wright, Cole, Price, Nich- olishen; forwards, Gray, Law- son, §. Westfall, Tran, Middle- ton, G. Westfall, Tureski and Wills. A'S -- goal, Cirka; defence, Hughes, Edwards, Keenan, Oles- nuk; forwards, England, Myles, Scerc, Romanuk, Copeland, Rowhbottom, Hamilton, McLel- lan, Mapes and McAllister. 1st Period 1, King's: Gray (Lawson) 3.55 2. King's: Tureski (G. Westfall, Wills) ... 11.20 7. A's: Rowbottom (Cope- land, McLellan) ...... 8.34] ® King's: Tureski Westfall) secccesee 10.10 siaecs 1 ei "(Middie'on, Tran) .... 13.15) ind teks March 10. King's: Middleton |uiooe _ - githeir nearest rivals, 7-3 in the second half of the weekly twin- bill. Defending scoring champ ments and Baker Vending failed to reach a decision, finishing up on even terms with six goals apiece. by the power-packed Oshawa King's, who rolled over Oshawa A's 7-3 for their fifth win in six tries. The other fixture ended (Andersun) 6 Juves: Macdonald (J. Peters) ...ceeceee 15.40 7. C-Wide: Roberts Penalties -- Copeland 19.10 and Wright 19.10. 2nd Period spearheaded the Tony's on- slaught, scoring a three-goal "hat-trick." Jackie Sneddon, After the action the standings still find Unionaires heading the loop with an unbeaten record of three wins and three ties good for a first place nine points. Jimmy Milton 'and Russ Hall netted singletons. For Baker Vending, Bobby Bird and Roman Konorowski counted two goals each. Other in a tie. City-Wide Answering Service, who took the play-off title last spring, finally stopped their string of losses at five, defeating (Burke) ..cccccccccces 19,10 Penalties Roberts 2.00, Bradiey 500, Burke 5.00, Glas- pell 11.57 and T. Peters 14.40. 3rd Period Danny Tureski and big Dave Nicholishen triggered two goals apiece for Kings. Danny Gray. John Wiils, and Lynn Middleton completed the route with one 3. A's: England ..sscoces 6.03 4. A's: Hamilton (Copeland, McLellan) 7.09 5. King's: Nicholishen ... 15.15 Penalties -- Hughes (2) 2.00 One OFINFUE capsule brings you 12 hours of continuous relief and S. Westfall (2) 2.00. drd Period 6. King's: Wills (G. Westfall, Wright) 4.55 8. Juves: Lutton (T. Petes) .csccccvee 2.00 9. C-Wide: Ruberts (Myles, Napiorkowski) 12.28 a tired Oshawa "City League" Juvenile team by an identical 7-3 count. As a result of last night's ac- tion, King's have a four point bulge over sccond place A's. King's have 11 points and A's 7. Juveniles are third with four points and City-Wide are still in the basement with a mere two points. C-WIDE 7, JUVENILES 3 City-Wide Answering Service finally posted their initial win of the 1961-62 scason in claiming a 7-3 decision over Oshawa 'City- League" Juveniles. Gordie Myics and Kenny Rob- erts led the City-Wide offence, scoring twu goals apiece. Singles went to Howie Fitchett, Bob Bishop and Ron Wright. Rightwinger Roddy Mac- donald notched two for the Ju- veniles giving him seven for the season. Centre Teddy Lutton was the other marksmen. CITY-WIDE -- goal, Camp- bell; defence, Roberts, Glaspell, Delves, Rennick; forwards, |MacLean, Bishop, Smith, Myles, \Fitchett, Wright, Bishop, Napiorkowsl:i and Butler. CITY - LEAGUE JUVENILES --goal, Hooper; defence, Koles- nik, Lutton, Cover, Bradley, An- derson; forwards, Armstrong, McNamee, T. Peters, Lutton, King, Nelson, J. _ Peters, Matthews, Furey and Macdon- ald. Only one point back is Mer- chants made up of a 3-1-2 rec- ord. Tony's are third with four Points and Baker Vending are the basement dwellers having only a win and a tie for three points. UNIONAIRES 4, MERCHS. 4 Unionaizes held off a come- back attempt by Merchants to keep their unbeaten record intact, battling to a 4-4 tie. Unionaires held a first period 3-1 on goals by Joe Tamblyn, Douglas McPhee and Al Myles with Syd Arnold counted for Merchants. Merchants narrow- ed the gap to 4-3 vith Sonny Hill scoring Unionaires while Arnold fired his second goal) and Mort Richards added the other. In the final frame Richards collected his second goal at 1.02 to deadlock the count at 4-4. Merchants swarmed over the Unionaires in final few minutes of play however their attempt to break the tie failed, Unionaires' goalie Mike Cirka was banished from game, draw- ing two misconduct penalties for using a few 'choice words" to the officials. Before order could be restored, time had run out. UNIONAIRES -- goal, Cirka; defence, Legree, Collins, Tam- blyn, Lodge; forwards, Middle- ton, E. Tran, Myles, McPhee, Hill, Woods, and Harmon. MERCHANTS -- goal, Mor- den; defence, McMahon, Currie, Gaudet, Gyurka; forwards, Richards, §S. Smith, Arnold, J. Tran, Wright, Sutton, Hickey and J. Smith. Ist Period 1. Union.: Tamblyn t )Myles) .....+6 seevevee 0.45 2. Merchants: Arnold ... 6.35 2. Union: McPhee seoveee 13.49 ; 4 Union: Myles (Legree, Tamblyn) 16.40 Penalties Woods 4.20, Le- gree 10.50. 2nd Period §. Merchants: Arnold ... 3.30 6. Union: Hill (McPhee) 7.30 7. Merchants; Richards (Arnold, McMahon) .. 13.22 Penalties -- Gaudet 2.80 and Currie 17.07, snipers were George Westfall and Harold Ford. TONY'S -- goal, Melnick; de- fence, Cockerton, Hall; for- wards, Sneddon, West, S. West- fall, Napiorowski, Milton, Burke, Gibson and Hall. BAKER VENDING -- goal, Robinson; defence, McLinton, Marshall, M. Bryan; forwards, R. Bryan, G. Westfall, Bannon, Bird, Lintner, Ford, and Konor- owski. from stuffy nose, goal apiece. "Dingy" Eng weepy eyes, and sinus pressure. For the As', land, Lloyd Hamilton and Eddie Rowbottom counted. REG. Can, TM. OF. ER 0 Te OF TRAY YOU DOT and at such low prices!" Ist Period 1. Baker's: Konorowski (G. Westfall, Lintner) 1.22 2. Baker's: Ford (Bird) . 15.34 Penalties -- Burke 8.07, Mil- jton 9.30, G. Westfall 11.30 and {Marshall 16.35. 2nd Period 3. Baker's: Konorowski .. 2.41 4. Baker's: Bird (Ford, Bannon) «e+... 9.55) 5. Tony's: Gibson (Cockerton, Burke) ... 10.32 6. Tony's: Gibson (Cockerton, Hall) .-e. 12.01 7 8 e LAND L CAN ooo . Tony's: Sneddon «sees 12.24 | 8. Tony's: Gibson | (Sneddon, West) .... 18.35 Penalties -- Burke 4.37, Cock- erton 17.40 and M. Bryan 19.34. 3rd Period 9. Baker's: G. Westfall (Lintner) .. 10. Tony's: . Hall 11. Baker's: Bird (G. Westfall, Ford)... 4.32 12. Tony's: Milton (Gibson) 8.40 Penalties -- G. Westfall 2.37. Officials -- Don Wilson and Lionel Baker. 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