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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Februery 15, 1903 ART ON WARPATH Rennick Counts Four In 9-6 Hawk Victory ; By KEVIN BOLAND Bowmanville Olympia's goal- tender, Vince _ Vanstone, Hurl Harmsworth? Into Drink Says Boating Official ing Association said Thursday the 60-year-old Harmsworth But owner James lined the boat fate in 4968 Olympias led 3-2 at the end of @ boat late in the first period on goals by Bob Hayward was ki Dean West, Don Mercer and crash of Miss : Ted Fairey. Besides having 24 goals pump- ed by him in the past four days, Vanstone's wife missed an op- portunity to win $100, shouldn't have gone from his bed yesterday morning or at least should have gotten out the other side. Last night Vince and his mates blew a 5-4 lead going into the third period to come out on the short end of a 9-6 decision that went to Uxbridge Black Hawks. The win gave the Hawks a 2-1 lead in the best of seven semi- final Lakeshore Intermediate "B" playoffs. ; through a foot-wide hole at th bottom of a cardboard imitatio goaltender, Men are fequired to mak from the blue line. on both tries. During the second period in- termission a program number is drawn from a hat, The winner has two chances to shoot a puck their shots from the red line, Ladies are allowed to shoot Mrs. Vanstone missed the net Art Rennick and Vern Fergu- son countered for Uxbridge. | The teams traded two-goal| , efforts in the middle pericd. e|Rennick counted his second and n|third goals in answer to break- away successes by Keith West ejand Bob Marjerrison. West scored his goal near the} § midway mark of ,the period when he swiped the puck from an Umbridge attacker near cen- tre ice. He went in all alone and beat Joe Carpenter when he fired a 10-footer into the right SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' side of the Uxbridge net. Marjerrison picked up his marker when he flipped the puck into an open Uxbridge cage after Paul Wakely had faked out Carpenter only to hit the post as he wheeled across ED JOHNSTON PUTS STOP TO HABITANT BLAST the Uxbridge crease. | Bill Cornish tied the count at 5-5 early in the third period! when his 20-footer, caught the right side of the Olympia cage. HOCKEY SCORES STANDINGS i EDDIE POWERS quit his post as a referee in the National Hockey League yesterday -- and he just up and "quit" -- he didn't resign. The background is both brief and recent -- as nfentioned the other day, "Toe" Blake made a disparaging rémark about Powers -- two weeks later, president Clarence Campbell levies a fine of merely $200.00 and less than two days later, Powers, rated tops on the NHL referee staff, tirns in his badge. He's been one of the top law enforcers for years and No. 1 since Red Storey also called it a day, under circumstances not too dissimilar. Sure, somebody else will come along, nobody is irreplaceable but it takes a long time to acquire the skill and efficiency of officials such as Red Storey and Eddie Powers, Some who might have it, perhaps don't want the job. It has been said in hockey cor- ridors for several years that George Hayes preferred to be only a linésman and Oshawa's own Bill Morrison perhaps felt the same way. Getting very practical about it -- we think president Campbell cost the NHL some money. He could have fined "Toe" Blake more -- and got it, Now, he's going to find officials asking higher wages, to compensate "stress and strain." x x x 4 SKEET SHOOTERS of the city and area, can wend their way to the Oshawa Skeet Club on Sunday morning, 10.00 o'clock, and join in the fun and competition of a "Prize Shoot". They have some prizes donated by local merchants and the event is open to both club members and non-mem- bers. Club members will Participate on a handicap basis and non-members may decide whether to go on high gun or draw. x x x x OSHAWA GENERALS moved a big step closer to that coveted playoff berth in the OHA Junior "A" Metro League last night when they earned a 5-1 lead in the first two-thirds of the game and then hung on to win 5-3, right in Brampton. Now Generals and 7-Ups are tied for fourth place, with 25 points each and which means, they are both within five points of Knob Hill Farms and four ahead of Whitby Dunlops. That particular situation has to change tonight, but how great the change will. be and in what direction, is hard to predict. Certainly that game in Whitby tonight will be a red-hot tussle. An extremely brisk advance sale indicates they'll hang out the SRO sign tonight. Dunnies are due to take one from the Generals and since the Oshawa boys will be a little tired after last night's fray, this could be the time. Both go back at it on Sunday afternoon in Maple Leaf Gardens, with Dun- nies meeting Maroons in the opener and Generals taking on Knob Hill in the second game. Then on Monday night, it's Neil McNeil Maroons vs Oshawa Generals. in the Bowman- ville Community Arena. This, we hasten to point out, is not an exhibition game, This is a Metro League schedule game, that was previously cancelled. They'll play. it Monday, in Bowmanville, a move to give hockey fans in Oshawa and Bowmanville area a chance: to see the Junior "A" brand, close-to-home. This one should draw a big crowd. x x x x CURLING: -- As expected, Mrs. Emily Woolley's rink won their game handily yesterday at North Bay, over the Noranda rink, to clinch the Ontario Ladies' single-rink (Silver D) curling title and qualify for the Dominion Diamond D finals at St. John, N.B. . . . UPSETS dominated the play at Hamilton yesterday in the men's single-rink British Consols "eights". When the third and fourth rounds had been com- pleted, the two co-favorites, Unionville's Murray Roberts and Parkway's John Ross, had both men toppled twice, leaving Ottawa and Hanover undefeated. Then last night, Bob Mann's young Hanover rink, the surprise of the season, trailed win- less Glanford 7-4 at the end of eight ends and the biggest upset of all was looming but Hanover scored three in the 9th and came back with a big 4-count on the 10th end when Glanford skip Hyslop was short with his last rock, on a draw to the open house, Mann yielded a couple on the llth and then Hanover ran Glanford out of rocks in the final 12th. That leaves Hanover with a 5-0 record, They play Ottawa this morning and if Hanover wins this one -- nobody can catch them. Earlier yesterday Mann nosed out Murray Rob- erts of Unionville 4-3, yeah, 4-3 -- and it took a 13th end to decide it. Then Hanover beat John Ross 8-5. Ottawa beat Ross 9-6 and then nipped Roberts 10-8. But last night, Ted Smithers of Galt made a brilliant draw with his last rock, on the final end, right to the button, to nose out Bob Knipple- berg of Ottawa 10-9, to leave Ottawa 4-1. There could be a three way tie for first place at the end of today's play. Rennick counted his fourth of RICHARD LEAVES the night to accompany ensuing singles by Bud Lehman and Fred Etcher. Olympias were minus regu- lars Terry Masters, Ray Pres- ton, Junior West, Alex Wiseman and Arch Crossey. It was reported that Masters and Wiseman quit the club be- cause of a difference with coach Bill Smith after Tuesday's 15-2 shellacking from the Hawks in Uxbridge. Junior West 'just didn't By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Chicago Toronto Montreal Detroit New York Boston Thursday's Result Boston 2 Montreal 1 Saturday's Games Chicago at Montreal 4 5. Montreal show" said Bob Guthrie, an of-|/New York at Toronto ficial with the Olympias. Boston at Detroit The fourth game in the series) Sunday's Games takes place Monday in Ux-|Montreal at Detroit bridge. Toronto at New York UXBRIDGE -- Goal: Carpenter: de-|Boston at Chicago fence: Jones, Haynes, B. Todd, Atkin- Ontario Senior A son; forwards: Rennick, Lehman, Cor-| = . nish, Bertrand, J. Todd, Ferguson,' LT F APt bare Seeatnnee, HacaenW. acon Windsor 23 11 -- Goa 'anstone; - |dence: Roberts, Mercer, D. West, Wake-| Chatham ly, Masters, Robinson, K. West, Sned-| Woodsiock jdon, Fairey, Cowle, McCullough, Mar} -W | jerrison. iGalt | First Period 1 . Mebane D. 'West pre | Thursday's Result . Uxdeidge; Reaaick (Jones)... %99/Galt 5 Kitchener-Waterloo 6 3. Un je: Ferguso 7 (Haynes, Létenen) i ee Today's Games Bowmanville: mercer ssseees 18-14/Chatham at Galt Bo ile: Waki ; ; sie be (Marjerrison, Fairey) 14.28| Windsor at Woodstock Penalties -- Fairey (interference) .27, Ontario Junior A Todd (lashing) 19.00, ne wh erlo ' * 6. Dewwdavilack West vig\Niagara Falls 2611 5 7, Uxbridge: Rennick seas Montreal 2212 § (Tomlinson, EXcher) er and 8. Beem series Sariactioon Hamilton 2016 8 (Wakely) ... 14,99) Peterboro 9%. Uxbridge: Rennick, St. Catharines 12 20 9 135 181 33 (Tomlinson, Etcher) Fi 19.30 Guelph 731 Penalties -- Marjerrison (tripping) | "UC!D: Rot 7.05, Cowle (roughing), i Thursday's Results (roughing) 8.16, Bee te. |Montreal 7 Hamilton 3 -- The Perea" -- Guelph 2 Peterborough 2 10. Uxbridge: Coralas (Bertrand) 17 Today's Games }. Uxbridge: Ri (Etcher) . Yetha vines sue 133: Unbridge: i St.Catharines at Guelph | (Redshaw, Ferguson) 12.68 Montreal at Niagara Falls | 13. Uxbridge: Ether . 18. Western League lis: Sroniee: Sectaaa 18-3 \Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 1 Penalties McCullough (roughing) Metro Toronto Jr. A 6.17; Fairey (fighting) 16.07, Rennick!Qchawa 5 Brampton 3 (fighting) 16,57. ' - |STOPS BY; 13:3 7 Cape Breton Senior | Vanstone 'Bete 3 Northside 4 Sydney 6 on. cies sieseiuad i (Sydney leads best-of -nine | |semi-final 4-3) Nova Scotia Senior Horvath Back To Windsor 4 Moncton 12 . New Glasgow 4 Halifax 5 American League Intercollegiate 3 McGill 7 | TORONTO (CP) -- Manager- Exhibition coach Punch Imlach of Toronto|New York (NHI) 5 Baltimore {Maple Leafs said Thursday he| (AHL) 3 has sent 32-year-old forward Ottawa and District Jr. A Bronco Horvath to Rochester Thurso 4 Ottawa M. 6 Americans of the American; (Montagnards lead best - of- Hockey League. seven quarter-final 3-0) Horvath was recruited by the|Hull Hawks 8 Ottawa P. 2 National Hockey League Leafs; (Hull leads best - of - seven jJan, 19 from New York Rang-|quarter-final 2-1) ers. Buckingham 2 Pembroke 9 Imlach said Horvath can be; (Pembroke leads_ best-of- called up from Rochester any/S°ven quarter-final 3-0) time as an emergency replace- ; Manitoba Junior iment. Horvath will play in Ro-|Winnipeg R. 6 Brandon 9 ichester tonight against Provi- Saskatchewan Senior dence Reds. He was obtained|Saskatoon 6 Regina 4 from the Rangers at the $20,000 International League |waiver price, Omaha 3 St. Paul. 4 | He has not scored since join- Ontario Junior B ling the Leafs, but has four|Dresden 6 Leamington 12 l assists. St. Marys 7 Tillsonburg 6 (St. Marys leads Western | s group best-of-seven semi-final | PULLS UPSET |series 2-0) NEW YORK (AP) -- Cliff| Ingersoll 2 St. Thomas 7 Buchholz of St. Louis pulled the) (Si. Thomas leads Western first major upset of the national|/group best-of-seven series 1-0) indoor tennis championships Thursday night by whipping itemperamental Manyel Santana BASKETBALL of Spain, the No. 2 foreign player, 7-5, 6-2 in a second- round match. Santana: rated SCORES one of the three best amateur) asc players in the world, became|By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS upset over a line call when | National Association Buchholz had set point at 6-5|/New York 123, St. Louis 113 lin the opening set. He put up| Syracuse 136, Chicago 117 lonly token résistance after that.'Los Angeles 128, Detroit 111 WLT F APt 26 14 14 155 126 66 2619 9 172 144 61 21 15 18.160 137 60 22 17 13 136 138 57 1 254 139 47 2013 2191124 42 19 18 0 193 169 38 1323 2151 194 28 1222 1127 169 25| once-deadly ~iknown how long he might be 17 14.11 128 108 45 6 131 223 20 Toe Blake has troubles. In the last three games his Montreal Canadiens have played in the National Hockey League, opposing teams have scored three times while Mont- real held a man advantage. In the last two games goalie Jacques Plante, once Blake's pride, has made only 29 saves --and allowed seven goals. Canadiens managed only one point of a possible four in those games, both against tail - end Boston Bruins. Thursday night, as the Bruins topped Montreal 2-1, Blake's forwards blasted % |Boston goalie Ed Johnston with | 41 shots. But their only goal }came on a penalty shot. : | Centre Henri Richard, who |scored three key goals for Mont- jreal in the two previous games, was forced to leave the game at the end of the first period Bees oer with a groin injury. It was not| Spencer was sitting out a pen- +3 Bruins' penalty killers Jerry out of action. pa os "hoell si Meanwhile, Blake has to pay) Toppazzi and Charl pan a $200 fine, levied by the NHL tha' punk i the alcoves) | for some unkind remarks he|" Piste ng ek ' T . {made about its officials. ~" MPG S PRSS 10. 200 | pazzini, who blasted a 25-footer |STAY BEHIND LEAFS through three Montreal defend- | The Canadiens woeful show ers jing against Boston cost them a| Bobby Rousseau scored ° on chance to move, into second) the penalty shot, at 1:50 of the as HARD place in the league standings.|third period. Jean-Guy Talbot of) They now are one point behind| Montreal was sitting out a ma- Toronto Maple Leafs and six: be-|jor penalty when Rousseau stole hind the league-leading Chicago|the puck from Boston's Doug \Black Hawks. Mohns, but was grabbed from Boston moved to within twojbehind by Murray Oliver as he points of fifth-place New York|broke into the clear. Rangers with the win. | 7" . cand ae , | FIRES LOW SHOT Montreal held:a wide edge .in Referee Art Skov immediately the play but couldn't finish) nF egg |plsy inside the Boston blueline awarded the Penalty" aot end | Boston opened the scoring in the second period while Irv | Northern Pair Lead Skiing | . When it comes to whisky... I'ma Specialist Contingent TORONTO (CP)--Two North- ern Ontario teen-agers head a 20-skier contingent from this province which leaves in two weeks for the Canadian junior skiing championships at Mount |Norquay, Alta. | Brian Hollinger of Kirkland Lake and' Bonnie Haddow of |North Bay were the individual stars in last weekend's Ontario championships in Oshawa, each winning two events. Of the 20 Ontario entrants, 16 will be boys. The meet is sched- juled for March 1-3. squad, with Wmmweoeeniemmesneccmissonncen, SURFER R eR assy The official 12 members, include Hollinger; Doug Crawford, Robert Hazen and Andy Tyreman of Sudbury, Gord McGuinty» Ron Cuthbert- son and Miss Haddow of North Bay and Bill Eby of Kitchener. Eight boys sponsored by the southern Ontario ski zone will also go, They include Doug Leigh of Kitchener and John Dimma and Dave Dobbin of Peterborough. FINALLY Generals Spring To Fourth Spot It's been a long haul but the, finally made it. Oshawa Generals moved into fourth spot in the Metro Jun- ior "A" standings last night via ble jors for two donnybrooks. In. the final, Bill Little cour out a total of 70 minutes in|Orr added number four to close}game for us," said Blair, 'Paul penaities in the rough and tum-jout the period's scoring. 'ontest including four ma-| '\Domm and Ricky Eaton were In the final, Bill Little coun-|great on defence, too," he add- ed. led what turned out to be an in- lsurance h.arker early in the All roads lead to Whitby a 5-3 victory over a hapless}caim Terry Vail and Don West- period. The goal gave Generals| Arena tonight where Generals Brampton Seven-Up squad | 'It was the ninth loss in suc- ¢ession for the Brampton team Who fell to fifth place in the e standings because they had played more games than Oshawa. | Whitby Dunlops trai! the pair, actually tied for fourth, by four their heels for five minutes. three times and when they themselves were ou a man. Mike Dubeau and Terry Vai Points but Generals hold three| counted first period goals for the|iod. came) off for|Couch's games in hand over both clubs.|Generals. ~"Our team played excellent/while Gar fiockey over the first two per-| roughing iods,"" said Wren Blair, general) In the manage: Vail's goal Ball was middie period Bal "but we fell apart in the third."|to push the General's lead to|have preserved the win. Referee Lou Maschio handed'3-0. Pint-sized dynamo Bobby! brooke teed off. In the final Bob|a five-goal spread and what/and Whithy Dunlops square off Dean and Al McLellan cooled/seemed an impassable lead. 'in what promises to be a post- Seven-Ups caught fire when|Valentine's Day massacre. Oshawa took advantage of|Don Westbrooke beat goalten-| In each of four games at the Brampton penalties to scorejder Jim Couch | scored once|later. Brian Bradley added an-|has packed the rafters, five minutes|Whitby Arena.a teaming throng tlother four minutes after and) "I'll be glad if we can man- 'Julie Kowalski pushed still an-jage a tie tonight,' said Blair. \jother by Couch late in the per-|"'It. would give us sole posses-| ¢ sion of fourth spot." OSHAWA Goal, Coach; Defence Throughout the 60 MIAULES| nomm, Baton, Dubeau , Orr; For performance WAS 4)wards: Ball, Dean) T. Vail, White, Buch spectacle to watch Several) anen, Little, G. Vail, Peters, Maecdon ald, MacMillan \|times he was called upon. to! "Q. \upton deal: Siew De- + of the Oshawa club,|counted near the midway mark)make dazzling saves that may fence: Murray. Reid. Mct.ach lan,/(slashing) 9.43 West Jago, Garle; Forwards: Rodgers. brooke, McLellan, Fuller, "Couch played a worderful!siski, Bradiey, Corlett. Kow- FIRST PERIOD 1, Oshawa, Dubeau (White) 2. Osawa, T. Vail (Dubeau) | Penalties Kowalski (elbowing)) 13.29; Dodgers (elbowing) 5.15; Rodgers \(charging) 10.55:° Reid (high-sticking), 14.18; Ball (roughing) 17.14 SECOND PERIOD 4, Oshawa, Ball (Buchanan) 9.32 | 4. Oshawa, Orr 18.19 Penalties Orr Cheoking) 4.55; Rod. gers (elbowing) 6.01; T. Vail Chigh- Isticking minor, 'fighting major) 9.453 | Westbrooke (major, fighting) 9.45; Me- }Lachlin (holding) 9.54; Dean (hooking) 10.33; Orr (falling on puck) 12.03; Ke- walski (hooking) 14.44; Corlett (trip- |ping) 18.00; G. Vail (slashing) 18.44 | THIRD PERIOD | 5. Oshawa, Little (Domm) | 6. Brampton, Westbrooke | (MecLeliand, Kowalski) | 7, Brampton, Rradiey (Kowalski, Westbrooke) &. Brampton, Kowalski Penalties min 4.58; 12.16 17.56 as popular priced whisky, 13 ; A By ' Walker's Special Old. m.49 14.5) Earle (high-sticking, 10. misconduct) .32; Orr (tripping) White 'thigh-sticking) 7.48 Orr Dubeau Chigh-sticking) 13.16; Dean (slashing) (major, fighting) 17.15; 'jor, fighting) 17.15. 17.153 an MeLelian (ma- whisky at a popular price - Habs Humbled 2-1 By Bustling Bruins 15 28 10 154 182 40) 7 12 29 14 167 226 38| By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rousseau beat Johnston with a} hard drive into a low corner.) It was the second penalty-shot goal of the season. The other came in Montreal two weeks ago, when Toronto's Red Kelly beat Plante. The winning goal came. from| Dean Prentice, traded to Boston} recently by the Rangers, It was Prentice's 16th goal of the sea- son and third in four games as a Bruin. He picked a top corner after Plante had gone down to block a drive from Bob Leiter. Six games are scheduled for) the weekend. Toronto and New York meet in a home-and-home | series, while Chicago is at Mont- real and Boston at Detroit Sat- urday. Montreal goes to Detroit speed boat racing England and dropped in mid- Atlantic." Lee Schoenith of Detroit, vice-| g peeeee of the American 0 and take the tr b andlit- necessary," "Fohootith Association, the association the American er Boat chairman of which selects challenger for the trophy, said the Harmsworth should be done . |away with and replaced by an- other challenge trophy with more flexible rules. 'The officials wha, controlled | | the regulations of the race lived in England," he said, "and were so far out of contact with the racing game that they made it very difficult to compete in, "T feel strongly a new trophy should be brought out which would make it possible for sev- eral countries to compete at the same time,"' he said. Schoenith, 43, said he - has driven in every major boat race except the Harmsworth. He made his remarks during an in- terview prompted by an article in the Canadian Yachting News. MAY LOSE TROPHY The monthly publication says in the article that Canada stands a good chance this year of losing the Harmsworth, em- blematic of world power boat supremacy. The magaine, published in Montreal, says the Yachting Association of America has is- sued a challenge for the trophy to Canada's governing body, the Canadian Boating Federation. It says the only boat in Can- ada which could compete against the challengers is Miss Supertest ITI which won the tro- phy for Canada in 1959, POLAND DEFEATS U.S. LODZ, Poland (AP)--Poland defeated the United States am- ateur hockey team 3-2 Thurs- and Boston to Chicago Sunday. day night. trophy "should be skipped back toward ing a race on the Detroit Rive There were no ers for the Harmsworth ; year and Canada kept phy by default. The Americans will def with the In Tavern © FORT LAUDERDALE, (AP) -- Marshall Bridges, 3% ear-old southpaw ace of Ne ork Yankees' relief pit ) corps last season, will be lost to the world champions for, month to six weeks because of a bullet wound in his left lege a surgeon said Thursday. <> Bridges, married and the fi ther of three children, was 8 four inches below the left knee Wednesday night at a Negro club. The Yankee pone is a Negro as is Carrie Lee Raysor, 21, who police said fired a sin- gle .25-calibre pistol at Bridges as they sat next to each other at the bar. Dr. George Rahilly, a surgeon and bone sepcialist, said the slug damaged a calf muscle and broke a bone. He estimated Bridges' recovery period 'at four to six weeks and said there, would be no surgery. p That was good news for the Yankees, who open _ spring training Monday. At first it was. feared the big left-hander from action for two months. "We're counting on Bridges,' said Yankee manager Houk. 'He was a very effective pitcher -for us, especially in the' first half of last season." 6 " . WHITBY OSHAWA TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT!! THE DUNLOPS AND GENERALS Square off at 8.45 p.m. in the WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA : Biocaa . se BILL LITTLE see these two rival clubs as they battle tooth and nail for a lunior "A" play-off spot. Next time make it a poin *Specialist : Anyone --after a taste-of Walker's Special Old You're a Specialist in good taste when you choose the luxury Walker's Special Old. Good taste, good looks, and economy have made it Canada's largest selling g 8 t to buy CANADIAN RYE WHISKY DUNMHLED AY WHRAM WALKER & SONS LIMITED, WALKERVILE, CAMADA IN THE SPARKLING DECANTER HIRAM WALKER & SONS LIMITED, watrertie, Canade--Ors TILLERS OF FINE WHISKIES FOR OVER 108 YEARS Jackson, Miss., would be out Of. Si a REA EEN