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+2 eu © ee ae ee ee COUP OR ERE ETO FEE ET Ee Eee Oe Oe Oe Oe ee OF OOO ee. We 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Februcry 22, JACQUES PLANTE prob- ably didn't need it--judging by the final score of 4-2 for Canadiens -- but Montreal's colorful goalie can be seen here getting "a shot in the arm" during last night's NHL action. Toronto Leaf Bob Pulford, second-from-left, and Ed. Litzenberger (obscuring | the famous Plante face mask) | are putting on an attack on | the Montreal goal and Plante | has stopped the shot and | grabbed it in the crook of | his left arm. The camera rade nas ee caught the puck just as it "landed". Looking on in the background is Leafs' Bert Olmstead and at the left is Canadiens' Tommy Johnson. --(CP Wirephoto) SPORTS MENU Leafs Stumble, By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Hawks | By LAURENT CHIASSON Canadian Press Staff Writer REVENGE? Some of thé oldtimers among the Peterborough sporting fraternity, those who closely fol- lowed their inter-city competitions in recent years, are probably chortling these days. For years, Oshawa's minor hockey teams, the representatives from the local "City League", could be counted on to survive any early rounds they might be drawn against in the Liftlock City and of course, in softball ranks, until]. the advent of Ray Judd -- Oshawa teams almost always made a two-bite snack of any Peterborough opposition in playoff draws. But in Minor hockey these days, things are different. The Liftlock City teams knocked off a couple of our Osh- awa representatives last year. This year, they just may make a clean sweep. Oshawa Pee Wees, Bantams, Midg- ets and Juveniles were all drawn against Peterborough in their first rounds of Ontario Minor playdowns. As of last night, we have only the Oshawa Juveniles left -- and they have to win the third and deciding game in Peterborough on Saturday early evening (five o'clock) or it will have been a very short season for Oshawa's City League teams in Ontario playdowns. The Pee Wees, Bantams and Midgets have all been wiped out in two-straight games, Bantams the latest to get the axe -- it fell for them last night. BRITISH CONSOLS "eights" for the right to repre- sent Southern Ontario in the annual Macdonald "Brier" at Kitchener next month, got under way yesterday at Owen Sound and the two favorites, Murray Roberts and his Unionville rink and Bayne Secord from Tam O'Shan- ter, both won their two games yesterday -- to further tee up the tension and excitement for this afternoon's 2:30 o'clock draw -- when they will clash. Roberts 'and his mates beat out Joe Gurowka and the strong Dixie rink in a very close 6-5 game yesterday and at this distance, it would appear that Gurowka is the only one, other than Roberts, who may be able to stop Secord end his "Tams". If Roberts takes Secord this afternoon then it could be all over but the shouting -- although in an eight-team round-robin playoff, anything can happen in the way of an upset or surprise. QUICK QUIPS:--Peter Snell of New Zealand ran 1 mile in 3:56.8, which is 2.4 seconds slower than his own world record made two weeks ago but still among the best half-dozen times ever recorded .. . DAVIS CUP tennis draw for the 1962 North American Zone, made yesterday, brings Canada against United States in the first round . . . SASKATCHEWAN schoolboys are still undefeated (at the time of writing) in the Canadian schoolboys curling championships at Halifax although New Brunswick scared 'em silly in a 5-4 squeaker yes- terday. Ontario's representatives have won only one game in a very ordinary showing. At this. point, it looks as if 1961 champion British Columbia boys or Man- itoba (who meet today) may be able to give the Sask. lads a tussle and if Manitoba beats Saskatchewan, there could be a tie developed for first place. PLAYOFF IN COSSA Central Juniors Win Over ONeill Central Collegiate's Juniorjwouldn't co-operate as _ they basketball team won the open-jcould only add six points to ing game of a home-and-home|their first-half total. series with the O'Neill Juniors,! Larry Plancke and Don Mill- by a 25-point margin, to virtual-jer got 'hot' for Central and ly assure themselves of being put the game, and quite possi- the local representatives in this|bly the series, away in the third year's COSSA tournament, to be|quarter, with their deadly held at Central Col'egiate on shooting. ; March 3. The second game of} In the fourth quarter it was the series is slated for Central's all Central again as Plancke, gym on Monday. Calder, and Rowden led the The Senior playoffs will also|way to a final score of 47-to-21. be between O'Neill and Central} CENTRAL --Pilancke 13, second spot in the leegue stand-/den 12, Calder 13, Stimming, ings last Friday night, with a/Cory, Secerbegovic, Hraynyk'2. van Seniors. jnedy, Seton 2, Love 5, Dere- The first game of this series) mieux, Palter 1, Weldon, Davies, O'Neill, with the second con-|derman, Miles, Walker. test at Central, next Monday,' The first half of Wednesday's) FIGHTS LAST game was a tight-checking af-| long end of a 20-to-15 score.| This was the third meeting of} as if each team had found the|_ Miami Beach, Fla. -- Jesse defensive answers Smith, 164, Philadel phia, shot which hit consistently from|2- : the foul line, kept the OCVI'_ Long Beach, Calif. -- Willie Central Jim Rowden's work/out Roy Smith, 180%, San Pe- in close to the basket, caused/4dro, Calif., 4. In the second half, O'Neill|/(Lefty) Barrra, 117, Robstown, lost their shooting eye and it|/Tex., outpointed Luis Leija, 117, with O'Neill squeezing into the|Gaatch 4, Kocho, Horne 3, Row- thrilling 54-to.52 win, over Done-| O'NEILL -- Crothers 7, Ken- takes place on Thursday, at|Bell, Pascoe, Kolesnik 6, Cry- after school. fair, that saw Central on the} NIGHT the two teams and it seemed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bob Crothers, with a jump|Stopped Lino Rendon, 166, Cuba, close. Bell, 183, Los Angeles, knocked the most trouble to O'Neill. San Antonio, Tex.--Humberto seemed as if the ball justiSan Antoriioe, 10 Any hopes Toronto Maple Leafs had of catching Montreal Canadiens for the National Hockey League title just about fizzled out Wednesday night. To make matters worse for the runner-up Leafs their once- commanding lead over the third - place Chicago Black Black Hawks dwindled to a mere three points. The Leafs were beaten 4-2 by| Canadiens while the Black| Hawks closed in with a 6-4) |home - ice victory over Detroit} |Red Wings, fashioned on a! jthree - goal comeback in the! |third period. New York Rangers also jscored three goals in the final| |period and beat the downtrod- den Boston Bruins 4-2 at New York. The Canadiens now have 79 points, 13 more than the Leafs.! With each club having 14 games to play, the Habitants need only| goalie Marcel Paille in the nets, ---- Fly On Hull got his 36th and 37th| goals of the season while Mikita bagged his 2ist and 22nd. Hull also added a pair of assists and vaulted into second place, six points behind New York's Andy Bathgate, in the indviidual scor ing race. The Hawks led 3-2 after the first period but the Wings came back for two unanswered mark- ers in the second. Then Ab McDonald dead- locked the score at 4-4 at 10:46 of the third and Mikita punched home what proved to be the winning goal at 17:03. Eric Nesterenko got the clin- cher in the last minute, scoring into an empty net after Wings had removed goalie Hank Bas- sen for a sixth attacker. | Gerry Odrowski, Alex Delvec- chio, Norm Ullman and Val Fonteyne tallied for the Red Wings. RANGERS START LATE The Rangers, with substitute| ; |BASKETBALL \the Juvenile Generals and they SPORTS CALENDAR | TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" Metro |League -- Marlboros vs Bramp- {ton Seven-Ups, at Brampton, /8.30 p.m, GAMES FOR FRIDAY Oshawa and District' Indus- trial League -- Student Engin- eers vs Ajax Cagers, at Ajax Community Hall, 6.30 p.m. Bantam Petes Oust Oshawa Two-straight | PETERBOROUGH --- Peter-| borough Bantams ousted Osh- awa Bantams from further On- tario Minor Hockey Association playoffs, whipping the Motor City squad last night 7-1. Victory gave the boys from the Liftlock City the best-of- three series in two consecutive games. The series opener was won by the Petes, in Oshawa, 7-5. This marked the third Oshawa} jelub the Peterborough Minor {Hockey Association has elim- linated in the last few days. Re re er ag aR pl % ba Sweep Prize List At The Oshawa Golf Club held its first "open'" mixed bonspiel yesterday and with a full entry of 24 rinks, excellent ice and good: competition, the day had to be acclaimed as a big suc- cess, particularly by the home- town curlers, since entries from the host Golf Club and others from The Oshawa Curling Club, almost completely dominated the entire prize list for the bon- spiel. Ted Wildgoose and his rink from Dixie, with two wins and best score in this category in the early 9.00 o'clock draw, was the only out-of-town foursome to grab off a share of the day's "loot". | CLOSE AT TOP } The race for top honors of the bonspiel was a keen one, with Art Rowden's Oshawa CC entry emerging as the top score win- ners of the day, with three wins and a point total of 17 plus 5.) After beating a fellow-fireman,| Uxbridge's ace Harv Acton, by {Pushed by the wayside earlier |this week were the Pee Wees| and Midgets, both being elim-| inated in consecutive games. The only club holding the Osh- | awa "'red-and-white"' colors, is} are currently tied, at a win apiece, with Peterborough, with |most as handily but in the final a big margin in the opening game, Rowden and his rink went on to win their second al- game, skip Rowden had to make a perfect take-out and stay, for shut, as he came home tied on the last end with opponent Jack Elliott. Members of the winning the third and deciding game going on Saturday afternoon, in| Peterborough. | Bob Lacy, Dave Shaw and| Paul Curtis sparked the win-| ners' attack with two-goal ef-| forts. Jimmie Bell added the) single. Al Griffin's goal, coming at) 3.05 in the final period, saved| Oshawa from the whitewash brush. OSHAWA -- goal, Moore; de- fence, Dionne, Bowen; forwards, Solomon, Griffin, Cameron; al- ternates, Ewart, Stroud, Stone, Waite, J. Dionne, Bradley, Cal- ford, Luke, Graham and Mc- Quade. PETERBOROUGH goal, rink were Hilda Black, George Jarvis, Jean Renwick and Row- |Rowden's foursome were en- Tight behind Rowden's rink in the bid for top honors was an- other Oshawa Curling Club entry, consisting of Ruth and Doug Clemens, 'Effie'? Hezzel- wood and Father J. C. Perey- ma, skip. They also scored three wins and came up with a point total of 16 plus 7, just one be-|game. : : | hind Rowden, in the important} The committee in charge -of) "possible' margins. Both Father Pereyma's rink and High two-win prizes went to Geo. Campbell's Oshawa CC entry, with a total of 12 plus 1 points. High single-win prizes in the 11.00 o'clock division, went to an Oshawa Golf Club rink, consisted of Roy Steph Gor-) don Hare, "Ab" Robins and) tries in the 9.00 o'clock draw. |club manager Wm. Thomson. High two-win prizes in this). . i section were won by Ted Wild-|Tinks and their scores: goose and his rink from Dixie, | 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW with a point total of 10, just) First Gome enough to nose out Jack Elliott, | BowMANVILLE OSH, GOLF CLUB who had 9 plus 6. lQueenie Fletcher, Rita McCollum, High single-win prizes went tolA Rundle, Dr J, Maro Eric Hentry's rink with a score|;e, Fletcher, Frank McCallum, of 8 plus 3 which just nosed] skip ; skip out Frank McCallum's Got | CAHAWA ce. rie wy ee Club rink. They had 8 plus 2. /Bulh Clemens, ee Calhoun, [paw Herseheted, Bremia Col wood, Brenda Calhoun, SECOND SECTION lea borane: Jack Glave, In the 11.00 o'clock draw, Ted) skip ; skip Chenier's Golf Club entry, in- ORAWA i b earag er cluding "ucille Chenier, BilliQuso. enis, Murray taylor, Ruddy and "Do" Robins, com-|jean Renwick, Winnie Acton, piled the fine total of 16 plus 1,|Art Rowden, Harv Acton, ie three wins and top prizes in| this section. \'Babs' Henry, Dr. Gord Hare and his Golf|Don Storie, Club rink, which included Dr,|Morg Storie, Charlie and Mrs. Mcllveen ana ee 12: Mrs. Hare, scored three wins--/osu. GOLF CLUB all very close, the first on anjNe!l Vesey, extra end, to take second prizes) Drew any for the group, with a point total|;.°)7% 05," skip 14; skip OSH. GOLF CLUB PORT PERRY W. Beare, Mrs. W. Beare, skip .. a3 HEATHER C.C. Ethel Butler, Lew Wilkinson, Ermal Holland, George Lawton, den, skip. f 8 Jack Elliott, of only 5 for their three wins. | skip aah | ROUND-ROBIN SET Three Close Games In Midget Playoffs Three well-played games were skated off last night at Chil- dren's Arena, in the second Roach, D. Brooks, Domonkos, Kitchen, Cullen, Waldie; alter- Chernick and Cockerton. nates, Sills, Werry Corneal, ~ | ville a combination of eight wins or/were never in the lead against | Toronto defeats to clinch a fifth'Boston until defenceman Harry| | straight championship. |Howell scored on a_ long} Chicago, moving at a fast clip|screened shot at 16:57 of the} jafter an early season slump,|third period, | has 63 points while the Rangers! Johnny Wilson scored two of jtook over sole possession of/New York's other goals, one! |fourth place -- the last playofflinto an empty ret after Bruins |berth a with 53. The Wings are|had removed goalie Bruce! two points back of the Blue-|Gamble in the final minute. vif but have a game in) andy Hebenton got the other| : New York goal while Andre |BOOED BY FANS Pronovost and Leo Voivin tal- | Leafs were so ineffective that|lied for the Bruins jthey were razzed throughout! Bathgate drew an assist on| jmost of the game by a home Howell's goal, his 50th of the crowd of 13,750. season and the most ever ac-| The Canadiens scored on their,cumulated in one year by a) first shot on goalie Johnny/Tight winger. Bower and never trailed. Jean| The previous record of 49 was| Beliveau, Dickie Moore, Henrijset by Gordie Howe of Detroit Richard and Ralph Backstrom|last year. did the scoring while the Leafs) The game was marred by a goals were counted by defence-|stick - swinging duel between| men Allan Stanley and Tim/Ted Green of the Bruins and| Horton. Guy Gendron of the Rangers. | Chicago's big men were Both were given match miscon- Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita. {duct penalties Roberts, Secord | Both Win Couple | OWEN SOUND (CP)--The co-, Unionville started slowly favorites in the Ontario curling,against Varey and trailed 2-0 championships, Bayne Secord's\after the second end. Roberts Toronto Tam O'Shanter Rink) guided his rink to a five end on and Murray Roberts's Union-|the third, however, and never quartet, emerged unde-| looked back. | feated from Wednesday's first) Welland, after losing 10-6 to two rounds of play. Dixie in the first game, started Secord disposed of Ottawa's\off with a bang in the second, Bob Knippelberg 14-6 in the|counting four on Brantford in jfirst round and Huntsville's|the first end and winning 14-5 Evan Jenkins 13-9 in the sec-\as Brantford was unable to ond. Roberts downed Brant-/count more than one on any|/ ford's Don Varey 15-8 and Dix- end. ie's Joe Gurowka 7-6. Thornbury, skipped by Don Dixie, Welland, Ottawa and Fawcett, came from behind in Thornbury are tied for third|the first round to earn an 11-10) place, each with a win and a/13-end victory over Huntsville! loss, while Brantford and Hunts-|but lost 12-7 to Ottawa in the ville are winless in two starts.|second. "HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Hershey National League Quebec 26 27 3 163 155 55) WLT F APt Providence 2431 2188219 50 3411 11 214 128 79 Wesiera . Divisi 2919 8 184 151 66| VT FAP 25 20 13 173 152 63/Buftalo 33.23 1200171 Hi 25 23 5 162 167 55) Montreal |Toronto |Chicago |New York Detroit |Boston 22 27 9 166 175 53 | Cleveland 3021 2193 158 62 20 25 11 156 174 51| Rochester 1240 6 146 259 30/Pittshurch | Wednesdav's Results 4 |Boston 2 New York 4 Montreal 4 Toronto 2 |Detroit 4 Chicago 6 Saturday's Games New York at Montreal Boston at Toronté Chicago at Detroit | Sunday's Games |Montreal at New York |Toronto at Detroit Boston at Chicago 2723 5 190 183 59! $44 2132 256 18) Wdenesday's Results Cleveland 3 Buffalo 5 | Rochester 3 Providence 3 | Pittsburgh 4 Springfield 11 | Western Leag Portland 2 Edmonton Seattle 3 Los Angeles 2 Eastern League | Long Island 4 Greensboro 1 | Philadelphia 1 Knoxville 6 E Johnstown 0 Clinton 8 astern oer iP International: League $148 saitisie Omaha 2 St. Paul: 4 31 19 4210 164 g6| Minneapolis 5 indianapolis 1 HIG Cie eS eee ee | 1925 7174204 45| Northside 4 Glace Bay 3 1531 816221438, (Northside leads best-of-nine 15.29 7 143 169 37 semi-final] 2-0) Ontario Senior Stratford.2 Windsor 6 (First game ot best-of - nine | Kingston |Kitchener | Hull-Ottawa |Sudbury iS. S. Marie North Bay Wednesday's Result Hull Ottawa 3 Kingston 2 American League Eastern Division semi-final) WLT F APt Exhibition Senior 3617 2237456 74'Galt 3 Saskatoon 3 Springfield |freshments McLaughlin; defence, Spencley r and Craigs; forwards, Bell,|week of a five-week Oshawa Haines and Crough; alternates,|Minor Hockey Association Mid- Johnston, Curtis, Ingham, Red-|get play-offs series. : mond, Lacey, Shaughnessy,| A pair of one-goal decisions Crough, Cassidy, Shaw and/Wwere registered with the other Nichols. jgame finishing up in a tie. ___________.______ |Rotary nipped Canadian Legion \4-3; Firefighters shaded Navy) \Vets by an identical count of |4-3 and in the other fixture, Lions and Kiwanis battled to a) Canada Schoolboy 3-3 stand-off. | Curling Standings Kinsmen and Local 222, the| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | other two teams battling it out| Canadian schoolboy curling |in the play-off round nvaraiitt! championship standing after | ..heduled. six rounds: LIONS 3, KIWANIS 3 Kiwanis and Lions battled to ja 3-3 draw in the opening game lof the triple-header : | Johnny Neate potted a pair of Lions with Gerry Jefferson picking up the single. For Kiwanis, Gary Kitchen, Ron Cullen and Martin Brownell shared one goal each. KIWANIS -- goal, Burtch; de- fence, Hobbs, Waters; forwards, WL Saskatchewan | British Columbia Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Northern Ontario Alberta Prince Edward Island Ontario Newfoundland H. Macdonald's Finish First In Juvenile Race i 5 0 6 6 6 3 5 3 5 3 3 3 5 6 1 2 5 4 6 SRY NY NYVAUH Dick, Brownell and Kaplan. LIONS--goal, Lupel; defence, White, Jefferson; forwards, Robinson, Neate, Weldon; alter- nates, Burke, Cameron, Kee- nan, Reid, Richard, Chappell, Maynard, Strynaka and Tilling. FIREMEN 4, NAVY VETS 3 Billy Pokosta picked up three scoring points, including a pair of goals, as Firefighters nipped Navy Vets 4-3, in the nightcap. Johnny Rasovics and Russ Korback added the others. Dennis Freeman was a two- goal man for the losers, while DIXIE C.C. Norma Wildgoose, Sylva Armstrong, Russ Upper, R Chris Upper, Ted Wildgoose, skipped by Dr. Doug Langmaid.| jack Ejliott, They won by 6, in their first|A. MacMaster, 14; Jack Glover, Geo. Lawton, 14 _* . Pereyma, the bonspiel, prizes and draw, |Art Rowden, Fr, i . |Geo. Lawton, Following are the complete Fr. Pereyma, Art Rowden, A. fF, skip VW; Oshawa Curlers Almost Golf Club's Open Mixed OSH. GOLF CLUB St Retta Higgs, 'Army' Armstrong, skip 5. Second Game 8; 6; 8; 12; Eric Henry, F, McCallum, K. Fletcher, Third Gome Wildgoose, 10; MW; 17; 8; MacMaster, 6(W); McCollum, 15; Jack Glover, A. Armstrong, E. Henry, J. Elliott, K. Fletcher, H, Acton, a 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW First OSHAWA C.C. Mrs. R. Donald, 2,\Dick Donald, Mrs. E. Stone, Ho | Butler, skip .. a(W); OSH. GOLF CLUB Mrs, C. Mcliveen, . 4, Chas. Mcliveen, Mrs. G. Hare, Gord Hare, skip 10(W); OSH. GOLF CLUB Ev.- Langmaid, 3.'Ted Reed, Marg Reed, Mrs. A. MacMaster,' Doug. Langmaid, skip 10; OSHAWA C.C. Archie MacMaster, | Mrs, Ed, Disney, *|Bob Patte, iMrs. R. Patte, Ed, Disney, skip 9; OSH. GOLF CLUB Lucille Chenier, OSHAWA C.C. Mrs. A. Cain, Ted Chenier, G. Bill Trewin, G. . Peacock, Gord Hare, G. L. Heffering, Hal Butler, *|Bill Ruddy, |Dorothy Robins, Ted Chenier, skip . 4 Ken Williams, Mrs. E. Munday, Chas. Peacock, 7; Holdershaw, 9; 8; 10; 6; 7 Campbell, Third Geme 12; 8; Campbell, |Ted Chenier, ees Hore, Holdershaw, Gome OSH. GOLF CLUB Mrs. J, Grewar, Jim Grewar, Mrs, D. Jacobi, PORT PERRY Betty Porter, Garnet Porter, Minnie Holdershaw, Gordon Holdershaw, skip 4, PETERBORO GCC Mrs. H, Bradburn, Herb Bradburn, Mrs. Wm. Trewin, ® Bill Trewin, skip TORONTO CSCC Nancy Goss, Bart Goss, Nora Sutton, Ted Sutton, skip OSH. GOLF CLUB Mrs. N. Short, Lloyd Short, Mrs, F. Fordham, Fred Fordham, 8; ki D. Langmaid, Ted Sutton, F, Fordham, L. Heffering, Ed. Disney, Hol Butler, oe FOMNS Spey ROTARY 4, LEGION 3 Gerry Abbott, a hot . sniper in the play-offs, triggered two more goals in leading Rotary to 4-3 win over Canadian Legion. Les Moore and Larry Cocker- ton were the other winners' marksmen. For Legionnaires, Denny Brown, Wayne Bradley and Johnny Fair were the! snipers. CANADIAN LEGION -- goal,| John Baron added the other! Vets rally. NAVY VETS -- goal, Cann; defence, Creig, Free man; forwards, Dawe,. Zak, Knapp; alternates, Cassidy, Barron, Sheridan, West, Rock- burne, Crawford, Stacey, Cook, Clapp and MacDonald. FIREFIGHTERS -- goal, Hen- tig; defence, Noakes, Patche-| i |son; forwards, Foreman, Mc-| Crawford; defence, Bradley,| Fryers, Rajovic; alternates, Pok-, Scattergood; forwards, Fair;/ocsta 'Korbak, Bowman and Sutton, Brown; alternates, Tre-| Nichol. : | win, Mushyaski, Haniewich,! Officials -- Harvey Balson,| Tonkin, Peel, Foster, Daviesichas. Durno, Bob Harmon and| and Dalak. lIvan Locke. | | 9| ROTARY -- goal, Fields; de- REMEMBER WHEN. . .? fence, M. Suddard, Whitsitt; forwards, Moore, B. Suddard, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Fred Matieshin, 22-year- Abbott, G. Brooks; alternates, old Quebec miner, died in hospital at Toronto 26 years ago today, three days after being knocked out in a bout during a heavyweight elimi- nation tournament at Tor- onto. Former champion Jack Dempsey sponsored Mc-| MIZE FIRED | WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)--Johnny Mize has been; dropped from the coaching staff of Kansas City Athletics, Pat Friday, general manager of the American League baseball club said Wednesday Mize was| Hayden Macdonald's nailed|upset featured the four players down first place in the final|Who notched one goal apiece, to} the tournament in an effort to uncover talent that could be developed into champion- ship calibre. signed by the Athletics shortly| after Hank Bauer replaced Joe Gordon as manager of the club/ last June. l HD Or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES ORT : P jtopple Oshawa Dairy. These} standing of the Oshawa Minor|~~** | Hockey Association's Juvenile| ¥°Te Bob Solomon, Don Lloyd, : Frank Cover and Stan Wallace. League, last night at the Oshawa Dairy's Doug Balson Children's Arena when Tony's ere . y iB i Refreshments upset Oshawa and Jan McNamee shared their Dairy 4-2 and Macdonald's|team's tallies. whipped Beaton's Dairy by the; The four teams will now enter very same count. a round-robin playoff session, Going into last night's final)With each team meeting the schedule date, Macdonald's%ther teams twice more and |were in front 15-14 over Oshawa|When the series is over, the \Dairy and ended up with aj|'wo top teams, on point basis, ltotal of 17 points, followed by|Will settle the championship in |Oshawa Dairy 14, Tony's Re-|@ best-of-three final series. i2 and Beaton's) Dairy 9. OLYMPIC TV STALLED Neil "Army" Armstrong) TOKYO (AP)--The Japanese paced the newly-crowned first- have run into their first obsta-) place Macdonald's, with a pair|cle in elaborate plans to tele- of goals while Bruce Nortonjvise the 1964 Olympic Games) and Paul Gibbons both flashed!around the world. The newspa-' the red light once. per Nihol Heizai says plans to Bobby Watt and defenseman|use American communications} Stanley Kolesnik tallied the|satellites for relay purposes are| two for Beaton's Dairy. stalled because their frequen- In the other game, Tony's|cies conflict with frequencies penetra ------------= |already in use in Japan. New York Fans OLD COUNTRY Get Chance See SOCCER SCORES Guelph Juniors LONDON (Reuters) -- Re-) sults of Wednesday night's old GUELPH (CP)--Fans of New country soccer matches: York Rangers of the National, sthaicaued Roster Hockey League will get @/shottield W 0 Man United 2 chance ae at minh pet (Winners away to Liverpool strongest farm teams Sunday. or Preston North End) At Madison Square Garden, ' i Guelph Royals an Ontario} ENGLISH LEAGUE Hockey Association Junior A _ Division I team, will take on the West|Aston Villa 0 Tuttenham 0 German nationa! team in an! 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