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Ushawa Hawks Meet Trenton Here Thursday Oshawa Hawks will get back into action this week with games Thursday and Sunday. It's Trenton Wilsons, at home in Donevan Collegiate, Thurs- day and an away game at Wel- land, Sunday afternoon, where the Hawks will take on the highly-rated Jantzi Brown Meteors, in a major clash at Notre Dame Collegiate. | This will be a busy month) for the Oshawa club. who will play zight games over a four- week span, Having strengthen- ed the front line, with the | Baker Vending and Tony's Re- freshments, second division clubs in the UAW Hockey League, registered victories in the holiday double - header on Sunday morning 'at Bowman- ville Arena. Tony's, probably the hottest team in the four-team circuit, upset the front runners, Mer- chants 4-3, while Baker's took acquisition of 6° 2" Garney Gunn and 6' 1" Tom Olinyk. the Hawks are now at full) strength. These two players will) give the Hawks a tough front line and should provide the} scoring punch that has been} lacking in their first seven games. Fred Reilly, the rookie from an identical decision over Union- aires. A pair of defensive stalwarts provided the spark for the two jupset wins, Jimmy Milton, who} rightwings for Tony's, netted his third goal of campaign to provide the winning margin. Harold "Woody" Woodcock,} defensive ace for Baker's, shot! lreal battle before the pennant winner is finally declared. TONY'S, 4-MERCHANTS, 3 Superb goaltending by Joe |Melnick provided the spark as |Tony's upset Merchants 4-3 in the opening tilt. Aided by the line of Jackie Sneddon, Harvey Burke and Kéith West, Tony's were full value forthe key win. This trio picked up seven scor- ing points including three goals. Burke potted a pair and Sned- {don hit for a single. | Jim Milton got the winner at 2.43 in the final frame breaking up the 3-3 tie. For Merchants, Neil "Butch" |McMahon, Grover Sutton and "Sambo" Smith shot singles. TONY'S -- goal, Meinick; de-) Queen's, will move to guard aSihome the winning tally to 8iveifence, Wallace, Cockerton, Hall, ee naa save, when goalie Jacques Plante fell to the ice, trying to stop this Chicago attack. Chicago's Murray Balfour (8), made the shot, aided by Bob- GOALIE'S FRIEND -- de- fenseman Jean-Claude Trem- blay (3) is on hand to clear the puck from the goal- crease after having made a Hawks Tie, Blank Habs All Others Break Even By THE CANADIAN PRESS The National Hockey League had a full ruvund of six games Hawks went on to win last night's game to start off the New Year in approved style. --(AP Wirephoto) seen Cana- (22) Black by Hull, who can be kneeling on the ice. diens' Don Marshall watches the action. Maple Leafs had won 64 Sat-)that had bounched high in the; In Boston Monday, New York urday. jair and deflected it into the|defenceman Irv Spencer came In the other set the last-place! Montreal net for the goal Chi-| up with his first goal of the during the holiday weekend and| Boston Bruins went on a spree|cago needed to win. Then Bag beet to win the game for the what did it prove? Sunday to batter New York left a neat drop pass for Ken! Rangers. Other New York goals In the series of back-to-back| Rangers 7-4 and reverted to nor-| Wharram to siam into the net}were by A' Langlois, Andy games, every team except first-|mal Monday as they lost 4-2.\from 15 feet out to cinch the| Bathgate, and Camile Henry. place Montrea: demonstrated it} Hall's sparkling 32 - save per-| game. | Doug Mohns and Charlie Burns could win just as easily as lose|formance anc the quick think-) Mikita also had a hand in two|80t Boston's goals. to its opponent. ing of Stan Mikita broke Chi-'of his team's goals Saturday in| The Bruins trimmed New The Canadiens tied the fourth-|cago's string of four straight on! Montreal, but the hero was big| York right in the Rangers' place Chicago Black Hawks 4-4|four straight ties Monday. Ab McDonaid, who scored|home rink Saturday. in Montreal Saturday and lost : i twice. Bathgate and Pat Hanni i i l yas . BLANKS HABS | athgate an at Hannigan oe cece. tee as| all, a 20 year - old veteran}, Montreal had fought backjhad given the Rangers a 2-1 | puc' It had been a different story jthe night before, when old re- jliables Armstrong and Bert | Olmstead scored two goals each| to lead the Leafs to a 6-4 win. Keon shot the winner and |Dick Duff got the other goal. | Alex Delvecchio scored twice Ajax were paced to their con-|for the Red Wings and Howe} Hall, Chicags, 4. jand Bruce each, once MacGregor By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, won 19, partner for shifty 'Jack Lyons, providing a little more height! and a better chance for re-| bounding strength off the de-; fensive boards. Reilly leads the club in scoring with a 9.6 aver- jage followed by Carl Cheski jwho has been hitting at 9.5. | This is far less than the 13- {point average enjoyed by) jCheski at this stage last year} jbut not bad when considering} the club has averaged only 50.1) points per game, to the opposi-| \tion's 65.1. This includes a lop-| | sided 102-51 loss to the powerful] Tillsonburg Livvies. Big failing) for the Oshawans has been at} the foul lane where they have} jhit only 69 of 144 attempts to jthe opposition's 114 of 187. | Some great competition looks jto be on tap for the Hawks be- [fore playdown time, early in} February. Besides Thursdav's} game here with Trenton Wil-| sons and the away game with jvear's OBA Inter A_ champs,| Hamilton Quigleys, in Oshawa| Jan. 11 and in Hamilton Jan.| 16. They entertain St. Catha-| rines Feasbys.on Jan. 20. Ham- ilton CYO on Thursday, Jan. 25) and Welland, on Sat., Feb. 3,) with away games against Ham-| ilton Quiglevs on Jan. 16 andj Hamilton CYO Jan. 23. | Oshawa's lone win was over| Trenton and they'll be out to do} it again Thursday night. Game} | Collegiate. | | alties, up to Jan. 1. Fred Reilly Carl Cheski Gary Vaughan Brent Oldfield Garney Gunn Ed Kolodzie Jack Lyons Tom Olinyk Bob Reynolds Dave Kelly John Newey 9.6 4 bad un | | } | | | 3 6 2 6 5 1 4 6 5 NOR RAR NM oun a a lost eight, tied nine, points 47. Points: Bathgate, New York 50. Assists: Bathgate, 34, Shutouts: Sawchuk, Detroit; Penalties: Fontinato, Mont-| real, 103 minutes. HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | National League WLT F API 19 8 9126 87 47) 1910 5116 8443 1513 8 113 109 38} 111311 94 94 33) 1317 5 94112 31] 824 4 98 155 20 Saturday's Results |Detroit 4 Toronto 6 {Chicago 4 Montreal 4 j Sunday's Results |Toronto 2 Detroit 4 {Boston 7 New York 4 Monday's Results Montreal Toronto }New York |Chicago | Detroit Boston | | Saturday's Results Sudbury 3 Kingston 6 North Bay 0 Kitchener 3 Sunday's Result ] North Bay 3 Sault Ste. Marie 1} Monday's Result Hull-Ottawa 1 Kitchener 6 OHA Senior Weiter 16 6 0119 93 85 87 } | A Pt| 58 32| 70 27| 75 23 76 22 78 92 22 87 7116 80 131 11 Galt Windsor Strathroy Woodstock Waterloo Chatham Stratford SPORTS BRIEFS YANKEES HONORED Yankees captured three of the four top major league baseball awards in the Sporting News' poll released Saturday. Co-owner Dan Topping was selected executive of the year, Ralph Houk manager of the year and Roger Maris, who hit 61 home runs, player of the year for 1961. Warren Spahn of Milwaukee Braves, first pitcher in more than 20 years to reach the 300- victcry pinnacle, was pitcher of the year. TOE TIPS THE SCALES MONTREAL (CP)--Gino Ber- retta's toe accounted for all the points Monday as Northern Combines beat Southern Bomb- ers 6-0 in Montreal West's 13th annual Garbage Bowl football game. Beretta, who did the punting for Montreal Alouettes in the first half of the 1961 Ca- named) Vendors their first since November 26, As a result of the action, only three points separate the top three clubs. Merchants still triumph and Tony's. with 13 and 12 points respectively. With only four games remaining in the 15- game schedule, it looks like a Reid; forwards, West, Westfall, {Burke, Sneddon, Napiorowski, |Milton and Gibson. MERCHANTS -- goal, \den; defence, McMahon, Mor- Ist Period | 1, Tony's: Sneddon | (Burke) | ton. Cur-/Gordie jhold down first place with 14/rie; forwards, Richards, Smith, Woodcock '5 Al jpoints followed by Unionaires|Arnold, Tran, Wright and Sut-|S0als while Lynn Middleton, - 135idefence, THE OSHAWA TIMES, a Tuesdey, January 2, 1962 J 2. Merchants: McMahon (Arnold, Smith) ...... 2.20 3. Tony's: Burke | (Sneddon, West) ...... 19.00 »Penalties -- Currie 0.40, Arn- old 19.40. 2nd Period 4. Merchants: Sutton (Wright, Tran) ....0+.. 9.59 5. Tony's: Burke (Sneddon, West) .++.. 15.09 6. Merchants: Smith (McMahon) Penalties -- None. 3rd Period 7. Tony's: Milton (Westfall). vescccocvess 2.48 Penalties -- Smith 2.49, Mil- ton 2.49, Westfall 2.56, McMahon) 5.37 and Wallace 11.15. BAKER'S 4-UNIONAIRES, 3 Baker Vending snapped a five- game losing streak by downing Unionaires 4-3. Harold Ford, Danny Price, Bannon and Harold triggered Baker's 17.12 se eeeeeee Myles and Dougie McPhee re- plied for the losers. UNIONAIRES -- goal, Cirka; | Legree, Tamblyn, | | By GERRY BLAIR Another splendid Welland, the Hawks play lastjover 900, witnessed a hair-rais-|him for a few weeks. ing battle between the Whitby Mohawks and St. Michael's Col- lege Majors, yesterday after- noon at the Community arena. Mohawks overcame an early 2-0 deficit for a thrilling 5-4 de- cision, with a total of five goals coming in the final 20 minutes when most of the excitement took place. f Both clubs roughed it up, with plenty of stiff body-check- ing and as a result, Stan 13 to the Mohawks which in- 9.09 of the first period when he protested too vehemently about a charging call by Boshier. Col- lins originally was given a 10 minute misconduct but drew the game penalty for refusing to go to the penalty box. Netminder Bob Perani drew the other misconduct in the middle session. & As in their last appearance 'to the Whitby arena, the Irish jtook command for the first iperiod and rapped in two goals jwhen Whitby failed to organize jin their own end. Paul Conlin Goals: Provost,. Montreal 21.|_ ST. LOUIS (AP)--New York\and Mike Corbett were the jmarksmen. Only 10 seconds after Corbett's tally, Pete Shear- er retaliated for the Mohawks and that's the way the first period ended. Whitby were badly outplayed in the second period, when shorthanded several times, but Bob Perani kept them in, with another tremendous exhibition of puck-stopping. Julie Kowal- ski scored the tying goal with a little over one minute remain- ing in the second period, after taking a perfect relay from Brian Fletcher. Kowalski broke into the clear from the St. Michael's blueline and rifled a shot into the far corner past Gary Smith. Mohawks jumped into a 4-2 lead early in the final 20. min- ute frame~on goals by Gary McCullough and Julie Kowak- ski with his second. Mike Walton narrowed the jhave torn knee ... Berry Watson of the Majors was sent to Unionville last week, after he dropped out of St. Michael's College because of poor marks. Father Flanagan released him upon request. Other trades on the weekend saw Wayne Carle- ton, the highly-touted 15-year- old from Beeton, Ontario, join Toronto Marlboros in exchange for Ray Winterstein, who was jseeing limited action with the |Manlies. Winterstein, played time is 8.15 o'clock at Donevan|Boshier meted out 23 penalties--|with revenge on Sunday at the |Gardens, sending two Marlboro Oshawa Hawks' scoring pen-|cluded two misconducts and a|players to the hospital as a re- jgame misconduct. Bill Collins|sult of lusty bodychecking. . Ave./was tossed out of the game at! ST. MIKE'S -- goal, Smith; idefence, Polonic, McKendry, D Pont; forwards, Walton, Clancy, Seiling, Conlin, Champagne, D jneen, Corbett, |Micaleff. | WHITBY -- goal, Perani; de- |fence, Ashby, Wright, Carnegie; |forwards, Tran, Shearer, Smith, |Kowalski, McCullough, Fletch- ier, Bishop, Dowe, Walter, Col- |lins, | first Period ke's: Conlin (Champagne, 2. St. Mike's: Corbett | 1. St. Mi 3. Whitby Shearer (Kowalski) ........00. 15.11 Penalties -- Champagne .06, |Dineen 3.12, Corbett 8.49, Col- lins (minor, misconduct and game misconduct) 9.09, Shearer (10.04, Tran and Dineen 12.36, |Hutcheson 15.25. | Second Period 4, Whitby: Kowalski (Fletcher, Shearer) ... 18.49 Penalties -- McKendry 3.47, hampagne 4,39, Wright 5.45, \Shearer 12.33, Perani (miscon- j\duct served by Bishop) 12.42, \Corbett. and Dowe (majors) WEEKEND FIGHTS | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Tokyo--Teruo Kosaka, 13514, | Japan, knocked out Baby Brown | 13534, Hawaii, 6; Fumio Kkaizu, | 1614, Japan, defeated Anacleto! Hutcheson, | 'Whitby Mohawks Edge Irish Again ligaments, |13.11, Champagne and Kowalski| turnout,|which if verified, will sideline|15.04, Champagne 19.07. Third Period 5. Whitby: McCullough (Tran, Carnegie) ..+ee. 3.59 Whitby: Kowalski (Fletcher, Wright) ..... 6.03 St. Mike's: Walton (Dineen) ....cecccosses 9.52 Whitby: Kowalski (Fletcher, Carnegie) 13.26 St. Mike's: McKendry (Champagne, Walton) 16.44 Penalties -- McCullough 7.37, Wright 8.16, Kowalski 15.14, 6. 7. 8. 9. Tony's And Baker's Both Score UAW Upset Wins Lodge; forwards, Middleton, Tran, Myles, McPhee and Har. mon. BAKER VENDING -- goal, Robinson; defence, Marshall, Woodcock, Rorabeck, Bryan; forwards, Bannon, Bird, Ford, Price and Lintner. Ist Period 1, Baker's: Ford (Bird) 5,15 2, Baker's: Price (Marshall) ......s000+ 13.48 3. Union: Middleton ..... 16.05 Penalties -- Woodcock 16,50. 2nd Period 4. Union: Myles (McPhee) ...vecccvoe 8.00 5. Baker's: Bannon (Bird, Ford) ......+00. 4,50 6. Baker's: Woodcock (PTACO): oc sniccde savenen dean 7. Union: McPhee ....... 19.58 Penalties -- Tran (2) 0.40; Marshall 7.50 and Myles 9.14. 3rd Period Scoring--None, Penalties -- None. Officials -- Tom Wilson and Carl Kemp. | Litzenberger Plays Twice, No Points Yet TORONTO (CP)--Centre Ed- die Litzenberger made two weekend appearances in a Tor- onto uniform, neither of them productive, after a deal Satur- day in which the Maple Leafs acquired him from Detroit Red Wings for the $20,000 National Hockey League waiver price. Litzenberge: was on the ice only three times Saturday night here against Detroit, getting only one unsuccessful shot on goal. Leafs won 6-4. Sunday night in Detroit he centred the line of Frank Mahovlich and Bobby .Nevin, replacing injured Red Kelly, as the Leafs lost 4-2, Leafs claimed the 29-year-old, 194-pound centre and got him Saturday afternoon after Boston, New York and Chicago--all of Storie Park In One-Point Lead CRA Dart Race Results of CRA Dart League games played Dec. 21 -- East- view 4, North Oshawa 1; Storie 3, Woodview No. 1, 2; Rundle No. 2, 3, Southmead No. 1, 2; Southmead No. 2, 3, Woodview No. 2, 2. Results of games played Dec. Clancy) 2.18| Rundle No. 1, 3, Southmead No. 28 --North Oshawa 3, Storie 2; Eastview 3, Southmead No. 2, 2; which had prior call--passed up the chance to claim him. Litzenberger scored eight goals and assisted on 12 others with Detroit this season. Leaf manager - coach Punch Imlach said he neither knows nor cares why Detroit dropped Litzenberger. "It's what he does now that I care about." Asked why three clubs lower in the standings than Toronte had passed Litzenberger up, Imlach replied: : "The other guys are convinced that he's finished, that's all. I don't believe in that kind of judgment. I want to see for my- self."' 1, 2; Fernhil! 3, Woodview No. (Dineen, Seiling) .... 15.01}2, 2; Woodview No. 1 and Wood- view No. 3, postponed; Rundle No. 2, a bye - 5 points. Players doubling in and out Dec, 28 -- M. Germond 3, L. Cornish 2, B. Cole 1, F. Parsons| 4, J. Densham 1, June Wyatt 1,/ |D. Rae 3, L, Rae 3, P. Fayle 1, Ruth Hopson 3, O. Clark 1, D. Clark 1, J. Williamson 2, F. Wil- liamson 1, D. Crawford 1, J. Crawford 1, J. Goulding 1, A. Pelow 2, A. Musoronchan 2, P. Pelow 1, L. Shortt 1, R. Har- man 2, F. Clifford 2, T. Hele 1, J. Hele 1, J. Houston 2, P. Craw- ford 2, B. Crawford 1, G. Hous- ton 1. ! High Three Darts Dec. 28 -- Bob Clark 140, L. Cole 124, T. Hele 121, Me} Wilson 121, J.) Wyatt 105, F. Williamson 100. Baseball One Inning Dec. 28-- R. Harman 5, G. Houston 5, A. Musoronchan 5 Team Standings -- Storie 46, Eastview 45, Rundle No. 1, 41, Sarnia 53.109 5 | Battad, 161%, Hawaii, 10. {Rundle No, 2, 41, Woodview No. nadian Football League season,; jgot the points on two field goals| from about the 25-yard line. The} charity game, played in six in- Montreal 0 Chicago 2 |New York 4 Boston 2 Saturday's. Result Sarnia 4 Strathroy 7 | Sunday's Results |Chatham 2 Windsor 3 American . League Easetrn Division 3 5 jnon, Australia's ace jockey, won| the international invitation} stakes Monday by a neck as| Kelvin Valley beat Coglio, rid- \den by Eddie Arcaro, in a rous-| ing finish at Morphettville race course, Kelvin Valley, a:7-1 shot, jwas timed in 1:37 1-5 for the |mile. | Western League Northern Division WINS WITH LOTUS Climax, won the Cape Town| Grand Prix Monday. Teammate} Jimmy Clark was -.one. second} behind him. | WAS BRUIN VOICE BOSTON (AP) -- Frank J. |Ryan, 62, well - known sports public relations man and for- mer announcer for the Boston Bruins National Hockey League club, died Saturday. | } NIAGARA PLAYER TOPS | | | TORONTO (CP)--Ontario jun-| | ~ | St. jior champion Gordon Wade of ; Itroit' Sawchuk for the Red Wings defeated Toronto/ttoit's Terry Sawc jleft and Chicago was a man|ney and Andre Pronovost sup. |fell on the puck in his goal] 'The league has a breather to- crease. League with the front-runningjnet four points. losers' one. Ed. Bibeau, Bob den and playing coach Jim|Booth 9, Bibeau 13, Newitt 17, build up their lead. Piotrowski.) Officials -- Ed. Kolodzie and 1421 1 99 108 29) WLT F APt|won't have to swing so hard) annual Peterborough Ontarié | ing Bowmanville 3-0 in the first|!ead, however three games in| Buffalo 1 Hershey 1 |Peterborough 3 St. Catharines 6)form height of nine feet. He said which 10 teams competed Kirton; defence, Giroux, Me-|Cleveland 2 Buffalo 4 Knoxville 1 Clinton 8 BOWMANVILLE oe "ndetence Vancouver 922 3 90140 21\Toledo 1 Muskegon 8 OSHAWA 3 '--~ LEASIDE 1 Mary Stewart of Vancouver,|Portland 4 Calgary 6 x {Woodstock 10 Sarnia 7 | net, Moore's bid for his second shut. ation which wrote 27 world rec- Busietn Fretecsiowsl INi Fall h | |Niag: . 19 12 4 126 104 42\St, Paul 2 Minneapolis 3 Niagara Falls captured the un Hawks' goaler Glenn Hall oe vere fi deficit duced by Mc-\lead by the s d iod-- : Etisal ; nev ssed an NHL|from a deficit produced by Mc-/lea y e second perio turned in one of the weekend's boa ings ta teland the|Donald, Bobby Hull and Whar-|Jerry Toppazzini had scored for most spectacular performances.| 7 'was brilliant throughout|/Tam, getting two goals from|Boston -- when the Bruins took Detroit's Gordie Howe, e) nee cha Bobby Rousseau and one each/off with five straight goals. 42 Sunday in the second of|league shutout leadership. short when McDonald's second) pjj i ; s. The' Mikita whacked at a k} : . |plied the others. ne ee goal.tied the. game. | Bahtgate scored his second of | SINKS PENALTY SHOT the game, but Burns put the STILL UNDEFEATED | Howe's one man uprising in-| Bruins ahead 7-3 shortly after jcluded that NHL rarity, a pen-|the third period opened. Rijax Tops Keystoners J p day. Montreal goes to Toronto . s Howe's three go's won the} Wednesday and New York is at th Win g ad Vic Sta it it out| Chicago or eir ven of reach. Dave Keon and) George Armstrong scored for NHL LEADERS Friday evening at Ajax an- Ajax Cagers racking up their} Keystoners tried another seventh win of the season, with-comeback in the final period, out a single defeat, drubbing coming back to outnet Ajax 14- Simcoe Hall Keystoners 57-42. {11 but this rally was far from Ajax practically won this/enough. Booth and Ted Piotrowski led|vincing victory by Gary Newitt, the Cagers to their early advan-/Ed_ whee? eolgn -- tage. wit , 13 an points re- Te Hall fought back)spectively while for Simcoe Hall gamely in the second stanza out-|Bill Jepma was tops with 10 Brady paced the Keystoners|Barry 5, Daze, Piotrowski 11 while Gary Newitt and Bibeau'Tota! 57. Fouls, 11 out of 24. kept the victors out in front 25-189 KEYSTONERS Boivin 4, at the halfway mark. Jepma 10, Clarke 7, Seneco 5, Cagers went on another scor-;Rowden 6, Tunnicliffe 4, Newitt and Jim Barry were the! Jack Lyons, : | hes of snow, raised $2,000, In Final Game Of Tourney WLTOR Ars stttord Water 2, [ter sow, raed # Springfield 23 9 2143 93 48) Monday's Result LOWER TIGER FENCES |Hershey | Pig beg | sc | Western Division |Montreal 18 6 2121 7438|when they play at Detroit's Ti-| Minor Hockey Association Ban-| SCARBORO 3 -- OSHAWA 1 Roch -- 716 2114 122 36) NS 17 5 3122 83 37|ger Stadium next season. Tiger-| 'tati A tired Oshawa team lost in| Rochester 17 16. 2 114 122 36) Hamilton : : " ; | tam Invitational tournament, to the final game 3-1, with Scar-(Buttalo 1716 1109 114 35\St. Catharines 1110 4102 96 26|Vice-President Rick Ferrell has| Scarboro Lions Saturday after hors: Lasher staining the cham.Cleveland 1416 2 97 107 30\Guelph 714 5 94133 19)announced that the temporary | een at the Peterborough Civic one. g |Pittsbureh 724 1 821298 15|Niagara Falls 5 7 83 9617|\Screen in right field is coming rena. | os aa i ' ; Monday's Results the screen took seven homers sowed: took the semi-final set [me dey was fust too much for/ Providence 3 Pittsburgh 6 | sctreal'S St Catharines 7 |from the Tigers last sensun. 3-1 over Leaside before losing the Oshawa youngsters. Quebec 3 Springfield 1 3-1 to Scarburo Lions in the title) Dave Brows paced the newly Sunday's Results res on TOPS ARCARO fixture crowned chemps with a pair of|/Hershey 4 Buffalo 3 SATURDAY Scarboro took home the covet-| 'allies while Walt Haroy added Quebec 3 Providence 4 Eastern League : Lean; forwards, Hughes, Brown, | Pitt shey 6 International League OSHAWA 3 -- B'VILLE @ | Vallance; alternates," Haroy'|Rothoner 4 etic, § (Omaha 3 Fort Wayne 1 Joey Watie, Gary Bradley and) Burnett; Park Apps, Rowden.| , {Muskegon 3 Toledo 0 Al Griffin scored one each in]Hambly, Marlow.' Mitchell'| |Minneapolis 9 St. Paul 3 pacing Oshawa to a 3-0 shutout/Landell and Chalmber. H SUNDAY win over Bowmanville. Ralph) -- goal V LT F API Eastern League 80al, Edmonton 20 11. 2127 105 42| Knoxville 3 New Haven 5 E £04a1,/omon, Cameron; alternates, Veitch; defence, Burns, Simp-|Stone, Ewart. Watie, J. Dionne, : Bed "4 : Na son; forwards, Meadows, Mc-iBradiey, Calford, Luke Southern Division Fort Wayne 5 Indianapolis 2 Murtie, Randall; alternates,|Graham, Stourd and Metcalfe. | Portland 26 9 1140 93 53)St. Paul 3 Omaha 3 Webb, Richard, Courch, Pik, | Spokane 1816 4138 136 40 Toronto Metro Jr. A Los Angeles 1122. 4137 174 26) Unionville 4 Marlboros.3 Junior Exhibition Sparked by two. unassisted " om ; 4 Thee teh first-period goals by Joe Watie,| Voted Canada's outstanding fe- Spokane 2 Seattle 10. OHA. intermediate A Oshawa "'Stars" tripped up Lea-| Male athlete of 1961, had her a jae roe Oakville 4 East York 7 side Bantams 3-1, to" gain|world record for the 110-yard|. agg: md 8 Results MONDAY a berth in the finals Gary Brad | butterfly ratified Thursday. TKE Spokane 3 Portland 5 Eastern League Charlotte 3 Johnstown 1 | out. jords into the books, recognized) Kitchener LEASIDE -- goal, Sparrey;|Miss Stewart's time of 1:09.0 as|Kingston 1810 3118 9539/Toledo 5 Indianapolis 4 defence, Peneycay, Austin: for-|the best in the world She set|Hull-Ottawa 1411 6 83 79 3¢ Toronto Metro Jr. A wards, Pashby, Ferriman jthe mark Ot 21 in Vancouver.'Sudburv 11-12 7 106 11029 St, Michael's 4 Whitby 5 1214 5 84 88 29) OHA Intermediate A 621 7 98 139 19 Orillia 1 Barrie 13 the Metropolitan Toronto and| district. badminton tournament. | FLIN FLON WINNER | NNIPEG (CP) -- A rink| , i i s shalke his fourth ook lms Polat uae ot the inka. tying De-|from Don Marshall and Claude! Murray Oliver got two and scorer, got three goals when|* i Provost There were 12 seconds/Cliff Pennington, Don McKen- jalty shot, awarded to Detroit) Henry finished off the scor- ;when Bobby Baun of Toronto) ing. ' {big scorers for the winners while|Toronto in the second period to other game was run off in the|the Keystoners' leading scorer|give the Leafs a brief 2-2 tie. Oshawa Industrial Basketball|Roy Clarke, broke through the game in the opening quarter) running in 15 points to the|HIGH SCORERS scoring Ajax 17 - 10 to get right/points. back in the ball game. Jim Row-' AJAX -- Dickson 2, Cardwell, ing splurge in the third quarter|Burnett 1, Brady 5. Total 42. outhustling Simcoe Hall 21-10 to' Fouls, 8 out of 23 1812 4107 9240| woodstock 6 Stratford 3 DETROIT (AP) -- American} Oshawa Bantam "Stars" lost|ris, Milsen, Dover, Troman andj Providence 18 14 1118 105 37) OHA Junior A League home run sluggers| out in the final round of the: McCannon. Quebec 51 | see ' 'bor: 5 5 down and all remaining outfield} : adlev's pucksters| Al Griffin. gave the Motor Saturday's Results |Peterboro 515 5 58 9815) ¥ 'a arto to, tue Hats, climinal, City squad a first period 1.0) Rochester 0 Cleveland 4 senuies's. Beet ag Mel Al ea gala ed Beaver Lumber Trophy, for| the other. Springfield 5 Rochester 4 Philadelphia 1 Charlotte 3 winning the tournament in| SCARBORO LIONS goal, Monday's Results Long Island 8 New Haven 0 Moore, with the "big pads".| yoone ys; STARS" -- goal scored the witewash job i toreands Gra: 'sol Calgary 17 14 3 140 119 57| Philadelphia 2 Greensboro 8 : * atac jpcattle 1616 3125 99 35 International League Werry, Wilkins, Walton, Dickens mes . and Down. __ RECORD RATIFIED San Francisco 1320 0 95 126 26 TOKYO (CP) Swimmer Saturday's Results Michael's 3 Montreal 3 | OHA Junior B es psa ley was the other goal-getter. F ; aoa up |Calgary 2 Seattle 0 ea ; nternational Swim Feder- Craig Johnson spoiled Ralph . ee Mer: 'New Haven 7 Long Island 2 "UP PA PU International League Whitehead, Buyers; alternates,| beating the recurd of Australia's North Bay Johnson, Burgess, Caffery, Mor-'Dawn Fraser by 1.8 seconds. (S. S. Marie | wi margin before the middle of| ing a shot into the short side. | Kowalski, the Mohawks' out-! standing performer, increased their lead to 5-3, four minutes later, with his third goal of the afternoon. Again the Majors battled back to cut the lead to one, when Jim McKendry rapped in a! loose puck, amidst a scramble} with Kowalski serving a penalty | for charging. St. Mike's pulled goaltender ing and. gave the crowd heart! : Copenhagen -- Chris Christen-/1, 39, North Oshawa 39, South- the period coming from behind | sen, Denmark, stopped Bob Cof-|mead No. 1, 35, Fernhill 35, the Whitby net and backhand-|fee, Ghana, 7. (weights unavail-| Woodview No. 3, 32, Southmead able), No. 2, 30, Woodview No. 2, 25. Acadians Eke Out Knob Hill Squad Acadian Cleaners continued| Acadian that gave them the nod Smith with one minute remain-|their winning streak by taking|with "Dutch" Lugtenburg doing a three - to - two decision|a terrific relief job and Hank failure when Andre Champagne |{rom Knob Hill, at Ace Bowling|/Sarnovsky at his best in the broke up a Whitby ganging| attack, raced in all alone on! the post, with only five seconds left to play. SHORT NOTES... Lanes on Saturday. Dick Adams with a 281 first clean up spot. While winning three games. ADELAIDE (AP)--Pat Glen-|Perani, and bounced a shot off|4me and John Hrico with 287,/Acadian Cleaners still failed to/ paved the way for an Acadian| gain on the leading McGuinness costly appearance for the Irish|Bill Gerrard 314 and Ed Hol-| who lost the services of star| forward, Rod Seiling, in land 286 were the trouble 23 the, makers. Dick Adams, 242 and! second period, when checked|Hank Sarnovsky, 238 were best| into the end boards by Bob, Wright. boy curling title here Monday.| BROWN TO MEET ORTIZ TAMPA, Fia. (AP) -- Light- weight champion Joe Brown, 35, will make a 12th defence of his title against first - ranked con- tender Carlos Ortiz at Las Ve- gas Feb. 24, manager Lou Vis- cusi announced Wednesday. Or- tiz, 25, of New York, is a former junior welterweight champion ranked as the top lightweight! challenger DUPAS STAYS ACTIVE NEW YORK (AP)--Ralph Du- who outpointed Virgil Akins} Wednesday night, and Gaspar| Ortega of Mexico will meet in a! 10-round television fight at Ma-| dison Square Garden Jan. 6. for Acadian. The scores in this and 1,126 for the locals. CAPE TOWN (AP)--Britain's |skipped by Jim Willox of Flin} Knob Hill also took the third Trevor Taylor, driving a Lotus|Flon won the Manitoba. school-|game when Bill Gerrard and Ed Holland again came up with 275 and 271 respectively while Bob Gallagher with a 293 was the top Oshawa shooter. The team scores, 1,195 to 1,069. The fourth was the best of the) series when Tom Pritchard, 'n a relief role for Knob Hill, roll- ed an amazing 305 score for seven frames of excellent relief bowling. Tom's effort was all in vain as Acadians took the de- cision, thanks to a strong finish, | with 1,225 to 1,194 for Knob Hill. Lloyd Sabins, with 291, John Hrico 284 and Ozzie Keeler 260 der-19 singles title Saturday in|Pas, the welterweight contender|all did a good job for Acadian and kept the Oshawa crew in the fight all the way The fifth and rubber' game Was also keenly contested and again it was a strong finish by |win in the first game, 1,164 to/club, who picked up all five /1,073 for Knob Hill. The second) points It was algame went to Knob Hill when/club. from the Bowlodrome The standing -- McGuinness , Stan Jarvis Insurance 17, Sterling Button 17, Acadian Cleaners 16, O'Connor Bowl 16, Peoples Credit Jewellers 16. Seiling is feared to/game were 1,216 for Knob Hill) peoples Clothing 15; Knob Hill 14, Seagrams 11, Bowlodrome 5. Against Knob Hill, it was one of those days when good bowling was conspicuous by its absence and all bowlers were having trouble. The team totals were very close, Knob Hill 5,765 and Acadian 5,723. Acadian club was led by John Hrico with 991 for 42 frames; Dick Adams 740 for 30; Lloyd Sabins 953 for 40; Bob Gallagher 868 for 36; Hank Sarnovsky 993 for 46; Ozzie Keeler 806 for 38; "Dutch" Lugtenburg 372 for 18. Bill Gerrard was best for Knob Hill with 1,317 for 50 frames; Ed Holland 1,116 for 45; Tom Pritchard 903 for 33; Glen McLean 877 for 40; Mickey Finn 616 for 32; Ezio Sguigna 936 for 50. 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