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Generals 3-1 Win Catapults Whitby To Playoff Spot By KEVIN BOLAND Oshawa Generals closed out the Metro Junior 'A' regular season with a 3-1 victory over Brampton Seven-Ups in the sec- ond game of a doubleheader at Maple Leaf Gardens. The loss to Generals cost Brampton the fourthand final playoff spot. Whitby Dunlops who dumped Generals 6-3 Fri- day night in Whitby ended the season in fourth place with one point more than the Oshawa club who vaulted to fifth spot over Brampton. Brampton fin- ished in the cellar with 28 points one less than O.hawa and two less than Whitby, The standings remained un- decided until the. last minute of play. Brampton coach, John McCormack was forced to pull goaltender Andy Brown in favor of an extra attacker with the score tied 1-1. Brampton had to win, A tie would have left them one point back of Whitby. Bill Little put an end to any hope Seven-Ups had of a play- off berth when he pumped Mike Dubeau's pass by a Seven-Up rearguard into the loser's net. George Vail added another into the empty cage with eight seconds left on a drive from just inside the blue line. Oshawa finished the } season) jthe final period he was called on to make unbelievable stops on Brampton attackers who waltzed in unmolested on sev- eral occasions, At the end of the game, a group of Whitby Dunlops, perch- ed at the edges of their seats at the south end of the Gardens, sprung to their feet and romp- ed to the Oshawa dressing room to congratulate the winners. Whitby opens their best-of- seven semi-fnal series with To- ronto Marlboros in the Whitby Arena this Wednesday. Nei' McNeil takes part in the other semi-final set when they. face Knob Hill Farms in Maple Leaf Gardens Tuesday. BRAMPTON -- Goal: Brown; de- fence: McLachlan, Antoniazzi, Reid. Murray, Earle; forwards: Westbrooke, McLellan, Fuller, Jago, Kowalski, Ar- thurs, Bradley, Corlett. OSHAWA -- Goal: Couch; defence: Orr, Domm, Batte, Eaton; forwards: » T. Vail, White, Buchanan, Du- beau, Little, Gibbens, G. Vail, Peters, MacDonald. FIRST PERIOD Scoring None, Penalties - Arthurs (high-sticking) 2.40, Orr Chigh-sticking) 2.40; Corlett (elbowing) 5.35; Kowalski ( » 11.10; Batte (interference) 18.00. SECOND PERIOD 1, Oshawa, Dubeau (Dean) Penalties -- Peters (slashing) 4 THIRD PERIOD | 2 Brampton, Corlett | (Jago, Fuller) | 3, Oshawa, Little (Dubeau) 4 Oshawa, G. Vail (Dean, T. Vail) 19 Penalties -- None. 19.12 06. 7.24 19.21) NOW, but again, warble , WE'RE GOING | we'll return | in their dentures. Generals bowed out yesterday beating Brampton Seven-Ups 3-1 be- Bill White (left) and Mike Dubeau (right) through gaps OM OF Crise Gothams By THE CANADIAN PRESS The weekend shuffle has set- tled the playoff principals in the National Hockey League. Now the four clubs qualifying for the Stanley Cup series go about the business of determin. ing who plays who. A pair of losses coupled with two wins by Detroit Red Rangers from the post-season | seriés and they will join Boston Bruins on the sidelines when the schedule ends later this month, The Red Wings put the fin- ishing touch to it in New York Sunday night a 3-2 win. Saturday night the Wings drubbed the Canadiens 7-1 in Montreal and the Maple Leafs shaded the Rangers 4-3 in Tor- onto. In other weekend play, the Canadiens and Black Hawks Hawks played to a 2-2 sawoff in Chicago Sunday night and the Leafs thumped the Bruins 6-3 in Boston. The Hawks remain in first place with 75 points but their fore a large gathering at Ma- ple Leaf Gardens. --(Times Photo | _ HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS National League By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Montreal | Peterboro 27:14 9 201 146 63) | Cape Breton Senior 21 18 11 144 132 53 Sydney 1 Glace Bay 3 lead was chopped to four points by Toronto. The Candiens fol- fourth with 65. : YOUNG GETS WINNER Against New York, the Wings withstood a late rally to win on Sifford Wins lowed with 67 and Detroit is 1 a THE OSHAWA TIMBS, Mondey, March 4, 1963 13 Meanwhile Gordie Howe added two assists to a four-point performance Saturday night and pushed five points ahead '1 the individual scoring race, a com. petition he has won five timcs. His total is 32 goals, 41 assists. The Red Wings got one goal in each period before New York The Ranger goal-gett-rs were Dave Balon and Don McKenny. Howe scored once and as- sisted on three other Detroit goals Saturday night. Alex Del- vecchio got two for the Red Wings and Andre Pronovost, Bill Gadsby, Ullman and Parker MacDonald counted the others. Montreal's lone goal came from Jean Beliveau. TWO FOR WHARRAM Kenny Wharram fired both Chicago goals Sunday night and Dickie Moore and Bill McCreary matched them for Montreal. McCreary was called up by the Canadiens from their Hull-Ot- tawa farm club along with Terry Harper because of injur- 1es, Maple Leafs Asphixiate 4-3, Bruins 6-3 in goal and Aut Erickson on de- fence, both up from the Buffale farm. Frank Mahovlich counted @ goal in each of Toronto's twe wins to boost his season's total (6738 and take over sole pos- session of the league lead in that deparment. Dave Keon got two for the Leafs Sunday night and others came from Carl Brewer--play- ing forward instead of his nor- mal ee eee Stewart and George Armstrong, For the Bruins, Guy Gefdron hit twice to reach the 20-goal plateau and Forbes Kennedy got the other, Mahovlich's goal with 62 sec. onds to play produced the win for Toronto Saturday night. Bob Pulford was a two-goal man for the Leafs and Keon rounded out the scoring. The New York goals were scored by Earl Ingarfield, Rod Gilbert and Leon Rochefort. Tom Johnson, Gilles. Trem- blay and Phil Goyette were missing from the Montreal ineup. The Hawks were without Bobby Hull and Pierre Pilote and goalie Glem. Hall was being rested. They had Denis DeJordy | Puerto Rico the fourth goal of the SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial with 12 wins, five ties and 23) setbacks. "Nearly a .500 aver-| age on the basis of games not} lost," said Doug Williams, Osh-| awa coach, | "With a little luck we could) have. been in fourth spot," he continued. "I'm glad Whitby made it, however, if we} (Glace Bay leads best-of-nine final 4-3) SUNDAY Metro Toronto Junior A } WLT F A Pt)Hamilton 2121 8 202 184 50 30 17 15 478 153 75 (St. Catharines 15 24 11 172 224 41) 3121 9 197 164 71| Guelph 935 6 158 257 24 24 17 19 189 154 67) Saturday's Result 26 22 13 164 167 65| Hamilton 5 St. Catharines 9 18 33 11 183 210 47; Sunday's Results 14 33 15 187 250 43 | Niagara Falls 1 Montreal 5 for bad-boy defenceman Hov-ie Young, Young picked up a meagre-- or him--six minutes in penal- ties in the two games that gave him 216 for the year, increas- ing the league record he set last month. Have Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Large Selection of Fine British Woollens The established, relicble Ges - Dealer in your cree. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol!) 728-9441 | Chicago Toronto |Montreal | Detroit | New York | Boston Tournament : SAN JUAN (AP) -- Charlie {Neil McNeil 7 Marlboros 6 ' i ' |Brampton 1 Oshawa 3 sy nL a aoe Manitoba Junior - jfrom Los Angeles, shot a three- Pomerleua Zig-Zags To couldn't,"" In the first game of the twin- bill Neil McNeil Maroons scram bled to a 7-6 victory over To ronto Marlboros. Gary Dineen scored three times and assist- ed on another pair to give him the league's scoring title. Dineen entered the contest/ trailing mate Mike Corbet by four poins. Corbett, scoreless, ended up with 94 points, one less than Dineen but he took the goal-scoring honors with 44 to his credit. Dubeau opened the scoring in the Brampton Oshawa fix- ture when he drilled Bob Dean's rebound over Seven-Up net- minder Andy Brown in the lat- ter stages of the second period. Steve Corlett locked the count a 1-1 in the third period when he batted a flying puck past Jim Couch. Little' and Vail closed out scoring with their markers into the empty net. Goaltender Couch saved the Slalom Win | | BANFF, Alta. (CP)--Andre Pe segieg of Thetford Mines, Que., won the boys slalom event Saturday at the Canadian junior skiing champoionships. The 16-year-old skier, who won the boys giant slalom event time of one minute 51.9 seconds quay. Judy Lienwebber, a 13-year- old from Kimberley, B.C., won the girl's slalom with a time of 2:16.3 over the same 52-gate course. The Quebec division won the boys slalom team trophy. Al- |berta's A team was second and the western division's B team third. The western division, which represents British Colum- bia, won the girl's slalom team Friday, zig-zagged to a winning; in two runs down an icy 52-gate) course on nearby Mount Nor-! Saturday's Results | Detroit 7 Montreal 1 |New York 3 Toronto 4 | Sunday's Results | Toronto 6 Boston 3 Detroit 3 New York 2 | |Montreal 2 Chicago 2 Tuesday's Game {Montreal at Detroit | American League | Eastern Division WLT F APt) 3121 7 224 175 69) 3225 5 194 173 69) , 26 2611177 190 63 Springfield 26 27 $ 228 196 60) Baltimore 25 28 7 17421157 Western Division 36.19 6 202 165 78) 25 28 6 209 214 56) Rochester 2131 8 209 225 50; Pittsburgh 19 36 4 165 233 42 Saturday's Results | Buffalo 0 Hershey 0 | Providence 4 Pittsburgh 2 | Baltimore 4 Springfield 2 | Sunday's Results Quebec 2 Rochester 8 | | | | ' Hershey Providence | Quebec Buffalo Cleveland Peterborough 2 Hamilton 9 | Winnipeg B. 1 St. Boniface 5 Playoffs | (St, Boniface leads best-of- Tuesday's Game \five semi-final 1-0) Peterborough at: Montreal | Northern Ontario Senior Friday's Game | Kapuskasing 2 Timmins 6 Hamilton at Niagara Falls | (Best-of-nine finals tied 1-1) Other Leagues | International League Port Huron 0 Fort Wayne 4 | St. Paul 2 Minneapolis 5 Estevan 5 Regina 1 Eastern League (Estevan leads best-of-seven| Clinton 6 New Haven 3 quarter-finals 1-0) | Philadelphia 4 Long Island 14 Melville 5 Moose Jaw 2 |Greensboro 6 Knoxville 7 (Melville leads best-of-seven| Charlotte 3 Nashville 2 quarter-finals 1-0) | Exhibition Weyburn 7 Flin Flon 4 Trail 8 Finland 2 (Weyburn leads best-of-seven Northern Ont. Junior A quarter-finals 2-0) Espanola 5 North Bay 9 Saskatchewan Senior Ottawa-Hull Junior A Saskatoon 4 Moose Jaw 3 Ottawa M. 4 Hull 3 (Saskatoon leads best-of-seven| (Ottawa leads best-of-seven semi-finals 1-0) semi-final 2-1) Regina 5 Yorkton 4 Lakehead Senior (Regina leads best-of-seven|Port Arthur 6 Fort William 1 semi-finals 1-0) Drumheller 3 ager A 28) . (Best-of-seven finals tied 2- International League ¢ . Omaha 8 Minneapolis 1 Central Alberta SATURDAY Saskatchewan Junior under-par 68 Sunday and won | the Puerto Rico open golf tour- nament with a 72-hole total of 277. He finished six strokes ahead of Toronto's George Knudson and collected $1,200 for the victory in the fourth stop of the Caribbean tour. Alvie Thompson. of Toronto, Pete Cooper and John Barnum of the U.S., and Chichi Rod. riguez of Puerto Rico were tied for fourth place, each with a 287, Each won $693.75.. Knudson picked up $1,000. Sifford had only a one-stroke lead over Knudson and Manuel de la Torre of Milwaukee going into the final round, but Knud- son blew to a 73 for 283 while de la Torre went to a four-over- |par 75 and third place at 285. | Knudson, who won the Pan- |ama Open, retained the lead for ithe Caribbean championship tour with 99 points. The tour winds up with the Jamaica Open starting Thursday. MORE T0 TASTE- MORE TO ENJOY! Dunlops from anonymity in the trophy. The Alherta team was second and third periods. In second and Montana third. Bucky Richards Heads Jump Field | A (Edmonton leads best-of-| Hershey 1 Buffalo 4 [Fort -- 4 hp Huron 1 | seven semi-finals 1-0) Pittsburgh 3 Cleveland 11 oun 7 he aig | Nova Scotia Senior Baltimore 1 Providence 2 | EOD = NOW Save |Halifax 2 Moncton 3 |Long Island 5 Johnstown 2 | Tuesday's Games | Knoxville 6 Charlotte 4 | (Moncton leads best-of-seven Buffalo at Quebec | Nashville 5 Greensboro 2 --* Pittsburgh at Baltimore H | Ontario Junior B Eastern Professional Ottawa-Hull Junior A |Detroit 3 Chatham 5 WLT F ae See 5 Smiths Falls 6 | (Chatham leads best-of-seven 3516 8 239184 7g| (Smiths Falls leads best-of-| Border Cities semi-finals 1-0) 3516 6 236 169 76| Seven semi-finals 3-1) St. Marys 5 St. Thomas 7 Sudbury 21 26 11 238 248 53! Ottawa-St. Lawrence (Best-of-seven western Junior At OSC Meeting | St, Louis 1733 8 214 262 42, U. of Ottawa 7 Sir Geo. Wms 3/B finals tied 2-2) Kirby -- a 28-year-old. Osh- awa slop « king, upset the 'Frontenacs Hold SAYS CHANCES GOOD DETROIT (AP)--The retiring head of the United States Olym- pic Committee was quoted by the Detroit News Saturday as saying Detroit stands the best chance of any city in the worla of landing the 1968 Olympic Games. Kenneth L. (Tug) Wil- son said Detroit is almost as- sured of retaining its right to represent the United States when he USOC board of direc- tors meets at New York in two weeks. If you're looking for more taste, join the many Canadians whe have discovered there's more to taste... more to enjoy ia Buckingham Kings w Get the real taste of a real cigarette, metre jump. Kaija came through with the longest jump of the afternoon, however, when he leaped 431 feet on his second attempt but he fell on the try. The fall cost him the victory because he had to count his first leap, which was made when the jumpers were starting their approaches part. way down the shoot. All the competitor's jumps were considerably short- er on their first try. Kaija's other leaps measured) 110. and 121 feet. Richards nearly took a spill on his final jump as he sank low and appeared to faulter but he regained his balance and came from the jump smoothly. Bob Rodak of Austrian Ski Club, Southern Ontario C Class champion, won the C class Sudbury 3 St. Louis 7 Hull-Ottawa 4 Kingston 5 hag -& -- + iy Sunday's Results ce ' : s a oy ucky| Kingst 2 Hull-Ottawa 6 province's leading jumpers yes-|Richards, OSC, 129.5 pts.; 2,|Sudbury 2 Omaha (HL) 3 | e terday when he took the Oshawa| Reino Kaija, ESC, 125.0 pts.; 3,| Tuesday's Games Ski Club honors at their annual|Frank Arko, ESC, 123 pts.; 4,/ Muskegon (IHL) at Hull-Ottawa Wwo- Oln ge invitation competition. a ao ge ae 117.5 pts.; 5,) Port Huron (IHL) at St. Louis| ; ulio Cote, OSC, 117.1 pts.; 6, : " . P ; . iene gag Soa fn Mike Howe, CSSC, 99.6 pts. eye oe yt ge CANADIAN PRESS | goal by Dick Cherry and Larose) Richards, Oshawa resident, who| Class C -- 1, Bob Rodak, ASC, | Northern Division stil ge hoi wanedions oe ee eee League ype is Ontario C class leading jump-|121'5 pts; 2," Unto Viroiaines | ? Tee AP still reat ing down the necks leader Jeannot Gilbert scored er. It was the first time he had|ESC, 1109 pts: 3, John | > Re hd Ban x e01 int Ay be the yg yy og le Et winner halfway through the won a meet in which the top|strong, OSC, 110-3 pts.; 4, Chris| Seattle 2829 1195 206 57 sional Ho i. Se | ae eee class A and B jumpers com-|George Georgas, GBSB, 96.7| dmonton 19 39 2180 273 4o| Sonal ockey League. In Omaha, defenceman Moe peted. pts.; 5, Mark Kaija, ESC, 80.7| Cal ai 19 38 1139 938 39 | The teams split a home-and- | Benoit cracked a 2-2 deadlock Many of understudies saw him|Pts.; 6, Ron Talvak, OSC. 79.1! ga Bouthac Dieigiae home pair of weekend games|when he beat Sudbury goal-| hurl to a four point victory over| Pts. San Francisco $720 1 244163 75| in aon, cen CUT Gee pe tl ee pg eras at Ss felon Kala. of Peneiengu( iin ol ea a 20 5 280 168 78 in hand, are still two points. out! of a 10-minute overtime period. shene's Eurocan Ski Club. . F os Angeles 30 4 3 197 185 63) O aries tok a 5-4 win from us we une sah Richards trains junior | N V T "be , 2 177 172 56| : Bag idaud ee. orner | OMERA Pg oid ins Ju) jumpers avy ets 1e jSpokane . 2726 2177172 56| the Canadiens in Kingston Sat-| scorers. Gord Labossiere and| ee aes as cote el @ & in epg oe ay vans jurday night, then Hull-Ottawa|Jim. Johnston scored for the| Pg vo Pi lg il Lions To Hold aie : Oe ae . [narrowed the pap sean with a! Wolves. | Jump, Richard's father played a |Edmonton 5 Calgary 7 "the third - place. Sudbury | BRUISES HAND | [ oh md Th. "hs bee Playoff Edge | Sunday's Games Wolpes -- 25 points back of|, Cheevers suffered a bad) named after the older Richards. "cohen per tt | Singston in. the standingy lost virgge Ao on ee ae oe eee Richards soared to leaps pir By ALLAN BAILEY Vancouver 5 Seattle 2 | both their weekend games in| tice before Saturday's game : : Tuesday's Game the United States. and played only the first period DURHAM COUNTY Navy Vets remained in top| Spokane at Calgary They lost 7-3 Saturday night|4gainst St. Louis. The Braves spot in the Oshawa Minor Ontario Senior A to the last-place St. Louis|notched three goals against! [|STRICT HIGH SCHOOL Hockey Association Midge t|Series A v | League round-robin playoffs last} (Best-of-seven semi-final) | overtime decision in an inter-| Substitute Chico Kuzurok, an| VICTORIA ST., PORT HOPE week, by virtue of a 2-2 tie with WLT F APtiiocking game with Omaha|@Mateur forward. | ions. 3.0 0 14 2 6/Knights of the International) Al Caron led the way for St. 8 PM TUESDAY |Louis with two goals. Rino Ro- civics r | Windsor | Woodstock ree te eee ey 128, 120 and 108 feet on the 45- Braves, then dropped a_ 3-2) Cheevers and four more against Dan_Logeman, Paul Rose,| 0-3 0 2 14 O\League Sunday. Jim Clapp and Ron Wilson Sunday's Results Kingston opened the scoring|bazza, Red Ouimet, Murray scored for the Lions. Bob White| Woodstock 0 Windsor 6 Sunday with second - period| Hall, Don Grosso and Peter fired a pair of goals-for the|,.. Tuesday's Game goals by Red Ouellette and|Ford added singles. Len Ron. Vets, with David Kennen ana| Windsor dt Woodstock Cliff Pennington, then crumbled / SM, Waliy Chevrier and Marc Larry Cockerton adding singles. a i tinal) before six unanswered Hab) Dufour scored for the lovers. Kiwanis dow: . ' 'st-ol-seven semi-fin goals. i u } ury olds an ¥ point gion 41 led Sie tee WLT F APt }Margin over the Braves. th ee ag Werry "one ; } H g 0 4) Keith suctreary and Claude / ne each. Allan} 1963 JOHNSON OUTBOARD Griff ? Tonight's Game |Larose evened the score in the) se lg the lone Legion Galt at Chatham | second -period and Brian Smith) NOW ON DISPLAY | Ontario Junior A |provided the winner early in| Goals by Alex Talkashoff and| i S Bobby Burke gave Kinsmen a! a iets sik Cesk talince 353 MITH kins § w. PORT OPEN EVENINGS omsecee monet 6 CO, mrre® y WLT F APt Courcy and Chuck Hamilton) te victory over Rotary. Ray| Niagara Falls 3112 7 212146 69| added a goal apiece before the : raham scored for the Rotary ---- lend of the game, eam, i i : ; * > . The night before, rookie cen- NS wAY! I F | na oo 121, BR aod Loca Bd OMPOR Unaya| tt Bill Knibbs opened the scor-| ie seen, eee ae. nto}9-0. (AP)--Bill Dunk of Australia| ing for Kingston and McCreary pi : ~y ey P - second and Larry McAvoy each fired alchot a six-under-par 65 Sunday) answered for Hull-Ottawa. Don most points back- |Pair of goals, with Walter Grab- for a Selangor Club course réc-| Blackburn and Knibbs gave the Rodak fell on a leap of 129\ko, Terry Smith and Darryllord and won the Malayan open|Ftontenacs a 3-1 lead, only to feet. oo jumps for the C|Hudgin getting one apiece, lgolf title with a 276 total. Dunk| have Gordon (Red) Berenson class king were 109 and 123 feet.) ounD.ROBIN STANDINGS | Ollected about $1,500 for the|and Smith knot the score again. | WLTF A Pre | Victory on the third stop of he| . Kingston pulled ahead on a! NHL LEADERS = 3", 3s : Kinsmen Standings: Chicago, won 30,|Kiwanis lost 17, tied 15, points 75. Can. Legion WLTFA Pts.iFar Hast golf tour, which -------- Points: Gordie Howe, Detroit,| Rotary 3. \Li al 222 blanked Firefighters Mike Hever, John Solowski, THE SPEAKER WILL BE HON. L.B.PEARSON "WHY THIS ELECTION 1S SO IMPORTANT TO CANADIANS" |Navy Vets RESULTS COUNT! 2 } ; moves to Hong Kong next. Alan} : : GOLF FREE IN '63 | Lions Johnston of Montreal tied for) 1 | A limited number of free memberships will be accepted ot Tor. | firefighters Goals: Frank Mahovlich, onto, 33. Assists: Jean Beliveau, Mont-| real, 44 i Shutouts: Jacques Plante, Montreal; Glenn Hall, Chicago, 4 2 2 1 1 1 0 1 Ve eNdoheo fourth with 282, ERINL! GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB for the 1963 season to senior members paying their initiation fee this year, 18 holes (15 open May Ist - swimming pool -- dining lounge, etc. d MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, Consult @ Member of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board @ Any Make! 'Penalties |W. L. 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