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wy 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 23, 1963 HONORS AND TROPHIES PRESENTED AT MINOR HOCKEY ANNUAL BANQUET like player" in the Oshawa Minor Assoc.; "most sportsmanlike player" in the Juvenile League and winner of the "Peter Levine Memorial Trophy'; 'Jim Me- Graw, "high scorer' in the Juvenile League and winner of 'The Mike Bluckley Mem- orial Trophy'; Gerry Dionne, winner of The UAW Trophy, phy"; and Allan Griffin, 'most as "most outstanding player' sportsmanlike player" in the in the Oshawa Minor Assoc.; Midget League, winner of "The 'Ted Lutton, winner of 'The Alex Reid Memorial Trophy"; Edward Crawley , Memorial (Back row)--Ron Siblock, Trophy' as "most sportsman- Cola Trophy"; Ricky Scott, "most sportsmanlike player" in the Bentam League, winner of the 'Police Assoc, Trophy"; Boh Burke, "most valuable player" in the Midget League, winner of the "Joe Flynn Tro- phy"; Joe Waite, "high scor- er" of the Midget League, win- ner of the 'Lions' Club. Tro- TROPHY WINNERS for the 1962-63 Oshawa Minor Hockey Association's successful sea- son, are shown above, proudly holding their awards, follow- ing last night's monster ban- quet, at the Kinsmen Com. munity Centre. Left-to-right, they are: (Front row):-- Darryl Hudgin, 'high scorer" in the. Bantam League, win- ner of the "Barnes Memorial Trophy'; Brad Wilson, "most valuable player" in the Ban- tam League, winner of 'Coca ~ Minor Hockey League Annual Banquet Ends Another Fine Season Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc. season's summary, not only dis-|Oshawa Police Assoc., both of Ed Lutton was named winner ation wound up its 1962-63 sea-|Closed the tremendous amount|whom donated total receipts to'!of The Edward Crawley Mem- son last night with the annual/0f excellent work accomplished) the Oshawa Minor group. orial Trophy, coveted award for Trophy" as "most outstand- ing defenseman' in the <As- soc.; and Don Gutsole, win- ner of 'The Douglas Turner Trophy" as "most outstand- ing goalie' in the organiza- tion, (Absent--Gary _ Pinch, winner of "The Harry Dove Trophy" as "most valuable player' in the Juvenile Lea- gue), Ken Bradley, @ winner of 'The Gerry McBeth -- 'GEORDIE' EASTON, for more than 20 years the "fix- er-upper"' of the Oshawa Min- or Hockey Association, was last night presented with "The Mel Bradley Memorial Tro- phy". A new trophy, the pop- ular trainer and injury ex- Quigley's Mar Tonys Opener Hamilton Quigley's spoiled the '"'home opener" of the Osh. awa Tony's, claiming a decisive §-1 win last night, at Alexandra Park, in the Beaches Major GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS : | half of the "City League" players who personally contri- | buted donations to establish | the special award, in memory | of one of the Association's great workers, --Oshawa Times Photo. Sis Herbert Cops Mohawk Feature CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP) Sis Herbert, a petite little filly, pert of Oshawa's "City Lea- gue', received a standing ovation when named as first winner. He is shown here (right) accepting the trophy and keepsake memorial shield, from Elwood Bradley, . who made the presentation on be- owned by Ruth Herbert, of Lon. won the featured |Campbellville Trot at Mohawk three hits and Jimmie Barron| Wednesday night, hit a solo home run, Joe Pion.| The trot was the first stakes tek, shifted from centre field to|¢vent of the season for juvenile second base, led Tony's with| trotters and none of the five en. the "stick." He whacked out|trants had started previously. _ Ora Farm Lucky Bim 3, 114, 10, Lanoway, Long: f |. Diplock 4 pnenprnes: 9, 113, 1, Terry, FIRST RACE -- 7 Purtongs, 9- and &| More Pride 3, 111, 11, w maidens, claiming all $2100, | York's Fidget 3,' 108, Te Mhurestes @ | Pay + 12.40 6.39 5.00 Winner eh f 3 Hypothetical--Batierette 9.60 6.70 Trainer N. Fleteher 10) Sta eo won driving VOURTH RACK ~- 44 Vurlongs, % panrela Maiden id ses Canadian foals ed, Purse $2100. view Farm |4FAMOUS ROAD . 630 3,90 ih Star Bully, 3, 106, 4, Walsh, P H 3-8PEEDY LAM vo $e 20 mK . |5-MISS SHEPPERTON prep ess EY A a! Bright, 3, 111, & Turcotte, Mrs ee Road 2, 17, 4, Robinson, C Cap Madeleine, 3, 111, 7, Remillard,' Speedy Lament. 2, 117, 3, Gordon, Mra J Calhoun | Armeirong 5 Cyranto, 3, 104, 3, Griffiths, Arm-| Miss Shepperton 2, 117, 5, Potts, CB mah ne arene Seas Sta and JD 8b i Manda, 3, 108, 5, Fitzsimmons, eeiied 2, 117, 1, Fitzsimmons, J 9 | Rockwood's Ruby 2, 117, #, Pong) Ime RT Chom oe 2, 117, 7, Bakos, JC Mi Ornery Floe 2, 117, 6, Terry, nat' My liege, 3, 111, 12, MeComb, Kia rm % Clair, 3, 111, 9 Uyeyama, Mrs Gc A Blue Hannah, 8, 111, 6, Bohenko,| Regal Arch 2, 117, 2, Nedenu, J and G Lambros | Sta West Run, 3, 104, 2, Harrison, C| Winner 6 f.2 Hasty Road -- Famous ro . Winner dk b § 8 Woodechuck -- Bold Trainer J, Starr Lass, Trainer J J Mooney Sr..,, ...,| Start good, won driving Snow "Brisht claimed' by V. C potas clal . Corvair J.B . : FiytT RACE --4-year-olda and up. and J, R, Trainer C, Dunham Jr, $2500. $3500, Purse $1900, (8) Pool 21,721 Double Pool 43,178 oe AO He 2 ' 4 SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile. 4-year. /HOUSE BOY |... 8 olds nad up. Claiming all $2500, Purse heer 5, 110, 3, Dalton, Stat- 5 36.80 13,20 4.10 lit the Loot 5, 110, 8, Fitzsimmons, 1 388 tec "Rondenace Z S-BILL YATHB .................,, 240) House Boy 4, 105, 1, Walsh, Kruger Plin, 5, 106, 6, Walsh, Hellenic Sta (8% Minegarten Fort Strome, 4, 112, 4, Hale, Crane oe 4, 102, 6, Griffiths, M Tenen rener | Yates, 7, 108, 3, Turcotte, Mann! Mr. Go Lightly, 7, 117, 8, Leblane, and Martel Mrs, L. Lear a Long Key, 4, 116, 7, Dittfach, F A, Barter 5, 110, 7, Turcotte, Mrs, F Sherman |Merirll Jr 119, 8, Shields, L A), Sports Lady 4, 100, 4, Simpson, Dew 7 Valley Farm Rubal Khali, 6, 116, 1, Pong, GM . Pepit 6, 119, 2, Nedeau, & Gorman Claxton Winner ch h 5 Acadian -- Love Life Eight Bars, 5, 114, 2, Robinson, Mil. Trainer H. Hoffman rusak Start good, wondniving , 116, 8, Bohenok, P90! 56,132 rti Watson Start good, won driving DAILY DOUBLE 11 and 6 PAID $906.60 Winner gr g 5, Preciptie --~ Rays of Montrose, Trainer RE Fisher Start good, won driving Pool 39,416 |SIMPRESIONANTE , |1-BUC FEVER ' THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlongs, 3-and-4- 3-PEACHES REWARD .., year-old Maidens, Cimg, all $2500.) Impresionante, 7 119, §, aren sie ap Hillcrest Sta, -§ ia 48.00 15.30 7.60| Buc Kever B, 4, 122, ' 6TYPE RIGHT ....,..,., 920 440|5. W. Hunter' om 2 & Pette, Mre. 1-DARING DAMZEL 3,60| Peaches Reward B, 4, 111, 3, oo Why 3, 112, 7, Armstrong, N Flet-|Gaylands Farm : er Suit Me Fine, 4, 108, »., Tureott cise Right 3, 113, 6,Potts, Mrs. H.|Shapiiro and Black, eos ~ Nadi 6, J. Leblane, Daring Damzel 3, 106, 1, Walsh, G B ne 1 2 Elliott Montana Fligh Room Service 4, 125, 10, Terry, W.|H and M Psi 4 aL eh hm Moldowan Pool 28,305. Pool ew Nut 3, 118, 8 Hale, H L| QUINELLA snot PAID ry im Winner eh h antie -- Valley ey 4, 115, 3, Simpson, Dew) Trainer L Cavsiente rd jmpreren, 'm Men Free 2, 110, 4, Dittlech, J 8 Evans 1a > raphy 3, » ® » al Choreography 8, 9, Lebland, J) | Mitehlore 3, 111, 8, Griffiths, Kruger) and Minegarten OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters)--Results| and B Bill SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furlongs, 4-year- olga. aad up. Claiming all $7500. Purse 5 nd w mn easily iona: a - al ry by Yous Farm, SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Fu year) a le up. All 3-GOLDEN TURKEY 10.10 9.00 6-PUSS N BOOTS ,, 7.00 3.10 5-PAYOLA : ; toseses 9,00 Golden Turkey, » 2, Bolin, wie key, 8, 118, 2, » AG Puss N Roots, Bohenke, Rost W dae' ure 4, 114, 8, Leblanc, Mre L W 112, 4, erdom » 40 H, Bolin, -- banquet and presentation of tro.|but also announced that the) Members of the Oshawa Po-|"'the most sportsmanlike play- phies, crests, etc., at the Kins-/Oshawa Minor hockey body men Community Centre and the| ¥4S in sound financial position event marked another mile-/-- With thanks due to three im. stone in the 32-year history of|Portant contributions -- those "City League" hockey in this|by the individual sponsors, eity --in that it was th ebig-| handsome financial support gest event of its kind ever held|ftom the Boston Bruins NHL and the treasurer reported the|Club, Oshawa's professional best bank balance in the his-/sponsors and the proceeds. of tory of the organization. |the league games and two pro- Hard ~ working secretary- fitable exhibition contests, treasurer Bill Atkinson, in his! staged by Oshawa Generals and SSPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' sj ' LAST NIGHT'S big annual banquet and pre- sentation of trophies, for the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association, should have been recorded on film. It was the biggest "minor hockey do" ever held in this eity -- a far cry from the modest but equally sincere affairs that were staged back in the early 30's. They had over 200 on hand last night, including the Police Assoc, Ontario hockey champs from Oshawa; coaches, managers, referees, executives, sponsors, players, etc. etc. It was a heart-warming event and ene that should have been recorded by the Oshawa Civie Auditorium committee -- it would have made excellent publicity material for the big campaign seheduled to open this Saturday. It was a great thrill to see dozens and dozens of hockey-minded youngsters on hand to receive their championship crests, individual trophies, etc. And guest speaker of the evening was an Oshawa homebrew, Eddie Westfall, who graduated from the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association through the Barrie Flyers and Niagara Falls Juniors, to make his mark in the Na- tional Hockey League, with the Boston Bruins. In a sincere and down-to-earth: address, Eddie made an excellent example for every young Oshawa 'City League" pucksters -- proof of the opportunity that is available for every boy privileged to play minor hockey in this city, under the excellent, efficient operation provided by a group of hard-working in- dividuals, We could write a coupe of long columns on the time and effort contributed by these men. Almost all of them are former Oshawa "City League" players, who as boys were given an opportunity to play organized hockey in this city, and now as adult citizens, are "paying, back" with a splendid contribu- tion of honest effort and unselfish hard work. Chaps like president Cliff Maddock, past-president Bill Kurelo, past-president Harold Hudson, Bill Atkinson, the efficient secretary-treasurer of the organization, "Dutchy" Turner, Tom Cotie, Bob Heard, Ivan Locke and his public-spirited staff of referees, the execu- tive committee members, advisory board, and all the sponsors, managers, coaches, stick-boys, etc., to- gether they make" a great team" and an organiza- tion, which for years, has kept Oshawa's status in Minor Hockey at the level, second-to-none, in the province or Dominion. They're not only each and every one doing a great job -- together they're the best -- Oshawa parents, citizens, sports fans, every- body, owe them a real vote of thanks. We gladly make the motion -- every sports fan and public- irited citizen in Oshawa gets a chance to "second the motion" when the Civie Auditorium drive gets under way this week-end! * * * OSHAWA City & District Softball Association was rained out on Tuesday night. Last night, the Oshawa Tony's opened their Beaches League sche- dule here but the bitter cold weather kept the crowd to a new low. Tonight, the City & District Major League will try again, with an opening doubleheader at Alexandra Park, a game in Port Perry and another at Bathe Park, this latter tilt a twilight tilt with Brooklin Concrete visiting Genosha Aces. At Alexan- dra Park, it's Scugog Cleaners and Bad Boys, at 6:30 o'clock, with McLean's and Heffering's meeting in the night-cap. It looks like another great softball season in this city and tonight's twin-bill should provide a flying start.' bers, press, radio, etc. llice Assoc, championship team; er" in the entire Association. the referees who gave unselfish) One of the eyening's high- seryice, at no charge, through-/jights }borhood Assoc. Pee Wee tr0-| Bradley Memorial Trophy", do- |phy winners: Bantam, Midget! nated by the players them. and Juvenile teams, together! selyes -- and the first winner with their team managers, of this splendid recognition was |coaches and sponsors, were in-|the City League's popular vet- cluded in the gala party, along/eran trainer, "Geordie" Easton, with Arena Commission mem-|who received a standing ova- tion. table guests, intro- capable master of Bill Kurelo, fncluded iar y| LOCAL LEAGUE Tresise, Jos. Reid, Elwood) BALL RESULTS Bradley, Al Rich, life-members| I, i LEGION TYKE LEAGUE Head - duced by ceremonies, of the OMHA, WM. H. Camp. bell, Syd Ferguson and George) Branch, a past - president of} pray - | LEGION BANTAM LEAGUE the OMHA, who last night Te-] UAW Bantams, 3: Osh. Daity, resented Mayor Gifford; Tom) y ' dp Se St |Cotie, past OMHA officer; John Vinder's, 10; Young's Fuels, 8, Jenkins; Gerald McBeth, Doug) CIVIL SERVICE SOFTBALL Turner, Doug Williams of Osh-| Excelsiors, 12; Reynold's, 6. awa Generals; former Oshawa) Oshawa Times, 9; Fireman, 8. | , Re) Sa _and most popular pre-|out to watch the hustling game out the entire season: Neigh-| sentation was of the new 'Mellin frigid conditions. | | H. Campbell; alderman Walter) North East, 22; North-West, 4.) Tweedie spaced two safe blows, doubles. | In the fourth frame, Hamilton Fastball League. A handful of, faithfuls turned The other two contests sched-|/ead and never looked back. uled in the newly formed seven team league saw only one game played. Alexandians dumped Smart Cleaners 6-2 in Hamilton while at Kew Gar- dens the scheduled fixture be- tween Randall Roy Metals and Seven-Up Shopsy was 'Called off" because of cold 'playing plate in the. fifth when once) ed with an infield safe knock. Tim both being) ~~ RETURN TO NBA |. NEW YORK (AP) -- Phila- cashed in two runs to take the/delphia officially returned |the National Basketball Associ- Two more runs crossed the /@tion Wednesday when the league's board of governors un-|Batnsley ' , janimously approved the fran-/Queen's PR 1 Coventry 8 again an error aided the rally.|chise shift from Syracuse. Phil-| Barron was safe on an Oshawa pteipala, a " my ' Sutton follow-| Was wit nope "and Bian Buon teen last year after the Warri-| ' ors were moved to San Fran- Patterson then delivered! cisco, charter member, |Chester 0 Chesterfield 2 hout league representa-|Crewe Alex 1 Exeter 0 A of soccer matches Wednesday grt ag to night: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Southampton 2 Stoke 0 Division U1 0 Crystal P 4 Mann and Knox Come of Age, Mann and Knox to Pool 56,582 Division IV and up. Claé 1-BAYFIELD JOY SCOTTISH LEAGUE = |f-YON RICH ...... Division I Clyde 1 Rangers 3 Oren conditions. the key blow with a three-bag- Tony's see action again to- morrow night at : Toronto against Randall Roy squad. Rangy righthander George seven hits, registering six strikeouts to post the victory. Lanky Andy Anderson was charged with the Hamilton added their other| 2 run on Jimmie Barron's ninth} inning homer. | |1b, ger, to plate two more tallies, | Sutton 88, Patterson rf, Taylor MeDay 3b, and Tweedie p, |Scotla OSHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfield | |s8, Simeoe 3b, Piontek 2b and| bebe : : MacDermaid Tony's tallied their orphan) Booth ¢, Etcher 1b, Mroczeck|building India's Nagarjuna. Sa-|n\t"Merday marker when Joe Piontek con-|jf, Tureski If in 8th; Hickey cf,/gar Dam--one of many projects nected with a two-out double! Price 2b in 7th; Anderson p andithat are changing the and scored on Jack "Red" Smith p in 4th. f in. 7th; Amateur International | Caplan | Final Yol na cotland § West Germany 2 | Taylor a Bitters, 4, 104, CHANGE LAND'S FACE rf,| Some 40,000 workers are} Seedhouse New Door, 7, Trainer WL Cook face Of pon 60,737 'the ancient land. | Attendance 6,605 'y Admiral Armbro, 6, Sta Finibud, 4, 114, 3, Sim ' 119, 5, |Winner b g 6, Acadian == Love Sife, Moony, 7, 114, 1, > see 4 Daiten, Bo-Teek Confidence Man, 8, 100, 6 M4, |Winner bik m 5 Sir Harry Chopply. Trainer W L Sayi Start good. won driving " 4, Turcotte, % Ghielde, RIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile, 4-year-nlde ming all $2500, fur $1900. | Bayfield Joy, 6, 117, i, Stilelde, J Von Rich, 6, 111, §, Fitzsimmons, @ ja and, 8, 118, 6, Cosenting, J O 2, Gristitha, B Donovan . Sidvilie, $, 108, 7, Tureote, EB B J Laneck , Mre Total"Pool 412,000 loss. He had relief aid from MacDermaid's triple, | "Bev" Smith. HAMILTON QUIGLEY'S Shortstop Stan Sutton paced) Ellis 2b, Yole If, Pemberton c, Quigley's at the bat, collecting! Fallis c in 1st; Barron ef, "City League" star Eddie West-| fall, now of Boston Bruins; {Harold Cotton, of Boston |Bruins; OMHA president Cliff |Maddock; secretary - treasurer }Bill Atkinson; Harry Dove, Harold Hudson, "Ab"' Barnes, Gord Hawes, Whithy,-@nfario |MHA representative; vice-presi- dent Bob Heard; Robt, Ham. bly; Jim Bishop, of CKLB and |Bob Andrews, of Oshawa Neigh- borhood Assoc. Pee Wee Lea- gue, Congratulatory messages |were read from Matt. Leyden, executive member, currently jattending the CAHA annual |meeting in Brandon and from | life - member Harold Luke, un- able to attend, due to ill health | Eddie Westfall, a graduate of jhe Oshawa "City League", was the guest. speaker, Now with | the NHL Boston Bruins, Eddie | passed along excellent advice |to the young hockey players of ithe city. He reminded them |that schooling and education lcome first, before a hockey career, but that a boy willing to work hard, can still do jus jtice to both. He reviewed some of his ca- reer, which included being with Barrie Flyers, Niagara Falls, Kingston Frontenaes, and Bos ton, and stressed that a player's jindividual attitude and his de- sire to succeed are the import jant factors in making an aver- age hockey player to become much better than average. The evening's agenda em. braced a lenghthy list of pre sentations including team @ BUILT-RIGHT @ PRICED-RIGHT HOME Keep flies and insects out . Aluminum change to tion storm 40" x 24" 32" x 24" OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST ALUMINUM V Storm & Screen | BASEMENT Windows -- i @ EASY TO INSTALL -- SO RIGHT FOR YOUR . » let-the cool breeze in with Basement Windows from Millwork. A snop to weather-defying winter storms, These combina- and screen basement units will add appreciable beauty to your home. Check them to-day at Millwork. STANDARD SIZES 7.99 PER UNIT |championship trophies to Ban- jtam "A" Canadian Corps; Ban- jtam "B" Local 1500; Midget | Local 222 and Juvenile, Oshawa | Dairy, along with crests, | Leading scorers, .most valu- able players, most sportsman. like players in the three groups, Bantam, Midget and Juvenile, were presented by denors or their representatives }along with other special tro- |phies, to outstanding defense. | men in the entire league; }outstanding goalie; etc. or -- 2'10" x 6'10 u PRE-FRAMED -- SELF-STORING ' Aluminum Doors 1" Thick, 2 sizes to select from , . . 2'8" x 6'8"° -- 0.60 Gerald Dionne was named |winner of the UAW Trophy as | outstanding hockey player in the organization; Ken Bradley jfor the second time was winner |of the Gerry McBeth Trophy as |Top defenseman and Don Gut- |sole won the Doug Turner Tro- phy as outstanding goalie. | Veteran Association members | Tom Cotie, Bill Kurelo, Harold Hudson, Matt Leyden and Doug Turner, were presented with | 'Honor Award" certificates by President Cliff Maddock. 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