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Bt ke ek ee a clas 94 gree ereye THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jenuery 31, 1963 15 -¥°S MEN'S BASKETBALL Biddy And Minors Near Schedule End turday morning in the Sim- coe Hall . Oshawa Y's Men's Leagues, another full slate of action was run off. In the Biddy League, the front-running Parts and Service continued their winning ways with a decisive 20-to-12 win over the Firefighters Association. In this game, the top scorer for Parts was Coninco with 10, while for the Firemen it was a real team effort with Eldridge leading the way with three. The first half saw the hook- and-ladder gang in the lead by the count of nine-to-eight, but when the second half got under way it was a completely differ- ent story, as the P and S team chy a completely different rand of ball and subdued the Firemen's scoring punch with some very effective checking. Parts and Service -- Coninco 10, Felix 4, Melynchuk, B. Melynchuk 4, Zimny, Alchin '2. Total: 20. Fouls: 0 for 2. Oshawa Firefighters Assoc. -- Calder 2, Eldridge 3, Cobel 2, Ball 1, Myles 2, Lewis 2. Total: 12. Fouls: 2 for 4. BLUES PROVE BRIGHT In the second Biddy contest, the tail-running Jaycees con- tinued to pull the upsets, by trouncing Bolahood Sportshaven 15 to 8. Jaycee Blues jumped into an early lead and were never head- ed. Pace-setters in scoring for the Jaycees were McInroy and Howard with nine and four points respectively, while for the Sportshaven, Naurot and Rajkovic led the way with four apiece. Jaycee Blues -- J. Boivin, Mc- Inroy 9, Howard 4, Pace 2, Davey, Foster. Total: 15. Fouls: 0 for 1, Bolahood's Sportshaven -- Naurot 4, Rajkovic 4, A. Boivin, D. Halik, Jarvis, Luke. Total: 8. Fouls: 0 for 3. CKLB TUNES IN The third contest saw the CKLB team come out on top by the score of 19 to 16. This game saw some very keen action from start to finish and up until the final whistle the outcome was in doubt. Quarter time scores were four apiece, six apiece, 14 to 10 and then the final 19 to 16 for the Radio lads. Top scorers for the CKLB team were D. Manser with eight and Jackson with five, while the Mundinger squad were led by Swindell with 10. M -- Lee 2, Szmyr 2, Swindell 10, Edwards 2, Rantz. Total: 16. Fouls: 0 for 7. hood's team would have made' a rout of it. Top point getter for Bolahoods Sportshaven was A. Glecoff with 10, and for CKLB it was Heholt and Kilis- toff with 18 and 11 respectively. Bolahood's Sportshaven -- Corneal 2, Wotton, Hubar 4, A. Glecoff 10, Milosh 4, Brennan. Fouls: 0 for 7. Total: 20. CKLB -- Kilistoff 11, Heholt 18, Davis 2, Wayling 2, Lloyd, Mcliveen 2. Fouls: 4 for 9 Total: 30. KINLOCH'S SURPRISE In the second Minor game of the morning, at the Simcoe Hall Settlement House, the Oshawa Firefighters Assoc. were edged 29 to 27 by the surprising Kin- loch's Men's Wear. The Kinloch's team who led throughout were justified for the Provincial Tile -- Bradica 4, Morrison, Mcllveen 8, Sugden, Haas 14, Lynch. Total: 26. Fouls: 2 for 8, Games scheduled for this com- ing Saturday, Feb. 2, are as follows: BIDDY LEAGUE At Simcoe Hall, 8.30 a.m. -- Jaycee Blues vs Oshawa Fire- fighters Assoc.; 9.00 a.m. -- Parts and Service vs _ Mun- 'ldinger; 9.30 a.m, -- CKLB vs Bolahood's Sportshaven. MINOR LEAGUE 10.00 a.m, -- Provincial Tile vs Kinloch's Men's Wear; 10.45 a.m, -- CKLB vs St. John's Cadets. At OCCI, 8.45 a.m. -- Medical Pharmacy vs Bolahood's Sports- haven. victory, as they met every Fire men threat head on and put each down as it came up. Quarter - time scores were seven to six, 18-11, 21-19 and then the final 29 to 27 all in favor of Kinloch's Men's Wear. It might be noted at this time that this was in this editor's opinion, the best team effort shown so far this season by the K'nloch's Men's Wear team, and should be warning for other teams not to take them lightly. Top scorers for the Firefighters were Shaw and Cartwright with 9 apiece, and for Kinloch's Men's Wear, the top scorer was McConkey with 11. Firefighters Assoc, -- Cart- wright 8, Perkins 2, Newman 3, Densham 5, Shaw 9. Total: 27. Fouls: 5 for 9. Kinloch's Men's Wear -- Stef- faniak 7, Naurot 7, McConkey 11, Krasnaj 2, Jacula 2, Birko- wicz, Total: 29. Fouls: 3 for 6. CADETS WIN AGAIN The other Minor League con- test held at OCCI was between St. John's Cadets and Provincial Tile with the Cadets coming out STARS YESTERDAY'S ' | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Gordie Howe of Detroit, who scored two unassisted goals and set up another Wednesday night to pace the RedsVings to a 6-1 triumph over the Rangers in New York, NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Chicago, won 23, lost 14, tied 11, points 57. | Points: Mahovlich, Toronto, and Bucyk, Boston, 50. Goals: Mahoylich, 26. Assists: Beliveau, Montreal, 35, Shutouts: .Plante, Montreal, and Hall, Chicago, 4 Penalties: Young, Detroit, 165 minutes. on top by the lop-sided score of 44 ¢ 26. There were no ch given which the St. John's team didn't take as from the start to the finish they completely dom- inated play. Top point getter for St. John's was Rajkovic with 16, while in the Provincial cause it was Haas with 14. This win moves the Cadets into a three way tie for fourth place in the standings and percentage point-wise they hold it alone. St. John's Cadets -- Rajkovic 16, Smelko 10, Johnstone 9, Pakosta 3, Weatherbee, Shep- pard 6, Clement, Total: 44. Fouls: 6 for 10. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Dealer in your area. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 |, Jack. -- Bart 5, Boivin 4, G. Manser, Tot, D. Manser 8, Alderton 2. Total: 19. Fouls: 1 for 3. WIN ANOTHER ONE In Saturday's Minor League action, the front running CKLB equad trimmed their nearest competition for first place by defeating Bolahood's Sports- haven 30 to 20. The Radio. lads jum into a nine to two lead at fi quarter time and from then on were never headed. As the Sportscrew were miss- ing one of their first stringers (C. Wayling), their play was also lacking that extra little bit. 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