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EXCELSIORS, CHAMPIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE The 1963 champions of the Oshawa Civil Service Soft- they are:--Matt Muller, Stu phy), Rodger Linton, Wayne p.., Simpson, ball League, Excelsiors, are shown above. Léft-to-right, Linton, Fred Beare (with the Most Valuable Player Tro- Long, Jim MacDonald and - John DeHart; (Back Row)-- Jim Hutchinson, Jim Mitchell, Ron Blyth, Ken Noakes, Murray Arm- strong, Ron Goryski and Fred Johns. In front, is bat-boy Phillip Matthew. --Oshawa Times Photo. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times LONDON -- All of the home countries of Britain are now out, of the competition for the Euro- pean Nations Cup. The last sur- vivor, Northern Ireland, put up a great battle against Spain at Belfast, but were eliminated by the only goal of the game, As these two countries had played a 1-1 draw in the first leg of the series in Madrid, hopes were high that the Irish- men, on the own territory, would come through with a win. 'But it was not to be. Spain reinforced the teem -lwhich was held to a draw in Madrid by bringing two of their stars now playing for Italian' clubs, and their superlative skill was a little too much for the battling Irishmen. It was no easy victory, however. In the first half, Northern Ire- land looked like scoring on sev- eral occasions, but luck was against the wearers of the green. They tired perceptibly in the second half, and in the 65th! minute of the game, Gento fin- ished off a superb Spanish pass- OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES ing movement by slamming the ball into the corner of the net. Ireland tried hard to get on even terms in the closing min- utes, but their best efforts were LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer games played in Brit- shawa Generals Edge Hamilton 6-5 Via Big Comeback The most exciting OHA Jun- jor "A" hockey contest played at Bowmanville this season * to date, took place last night, when); Oshawa Generals edged Hamil- ton Red Wings, 6-5 before 1,200 enthusiastic supporters. Generals accomplished the victory the hard way, under mew coach Wren Blair, who worked feverishly behind the bench, as his charges. overcame an early 3-0 deficit, scored six unanswered goals, then relin- quished a pair in the third period to Hamilton before the final bell. Blair had nothing but praise for his crew. 'Any team that is down three goals, and comes up off the floor for a victory has 'to be reckoned with, and this win tonight indicated that we should come on stronger as the season progresses," stated their new leader. Oshawa, with their come- from-behind: triumph, strength- ened their hold on fifth place, and crept to within one paint of fourth place co-holders, St. Catharines Black Hawks and Niagara, Falls. Hamilton, playing aggressive- ly in an attempt to secure their first victory, dragged them- selves wearily to their respec- _tive dressing room at the con- clusion of the game, forced to add the tenth game to their growing list of winless outings. Youthful Oshawa defenceman Bobby Orr was responsible for the game winning goal, early in the third period, when he com- bined with Danny O'Shea, pick- ed up O'Shea's shot off the goal- post, and scored while playing a man short. This gave Generals a 6-3 edge early in the final period, but Hamilton came right back with two more to increase the ten- sion greatly. Red Wings' coach, Eddie Bush pulled goaltender Allan Frank in the dying sec- onds, but Generals' netminder Dennis Gibson stymied any at- tempts to deadlock the score. Orr, who took three penalties in the game, something unusual for the 15-year-old sophomore, also scored in the second period, to put his club in front 4-3, and in the opening frame engineer- ed Oshawa's opening tally by leftwinger Bill Little. Other Generals' goalscorers were. Danny O'Shea, Bill Smith (his first in an Oshawa uniform) and George Vail. Those fans who came to eval- uate the ability of young Peter "Little" Big M Mahovlich were leftwinger paced his club with two goals and two assists, His linemates, Jimmy Peters, and Johnny Gofton also tallied one each. This line accumulated 10 scoring points. Bryan Campbell registered Hamilton's other al. SHORT NOTES: Oshawa Gen- erals' manager - coach, Wren Blair spent the entire afternoon yesterday prying burly defence- man, Rick Foley, from Marl- boro GM Buck Houle. Foley, who made his debut in a /Gen- erals uniform: last evening was an instant hit with Oshawa fans. His size, 6' 2", 215 pounds and ability t0 move play out of his end will prove a great asset to the young Oshawa defence . . Danny O'Shea besides his goal, set up three other tallies and was very effective in various situations, such as killing penal- ties and working on the power play. O'Shea provided the lead- ership despite the fact he sat out a 10-minute misconduct pen- alty in the opening period . Bill Smith was moved in along- side O'Shea for several shifts, with Bob Marshall on the right side. This line proved to be dan- gerous on many occasions . . Blair was ejected from the game in the third period. At 19.18, referee Frank Slota call- ed a "delaying the game'"' pen- alty on Oshawa, then less than two minutes later, Red Wirgs' coach Eddie Bush employed similar tactics but escaped sen- tence. This brought anger from Wren Blair, who slapped the boards because Slota refused to reciprocate with a call on Bush, GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS | FIRST RACE -- 7 Furs. for Maiden! two-year-olds. Claiming all $5000. Purse 1800. (12) SAdvence Glass, Gordon 18. 10 8.40 6.70| SGarden Prince, Leblanc ..... 8.10 6. 'Jet Flow, Barge t won driving wie 'Ran in Order: Pen Tack, Scholar Trust, Selectim, Pot 0 Doe, Tommy's Gal, Fair Clyme, Regal Fashion, Hannibra and Fast Decision. Winner dk b g 2 Europeo -- Mayflower. Trainer L. Silvestri. Pool 15,791. Double Pool 37,358. SECOND RACE -- 7 Furs. for three- year-olds. and up. Cdn. foaled. Claiming ali $2500. Purse $1800. (7) J-Navy Grand, Parsons 27.20 11.40 6.40 $Cairnfield, Sandover ? 8.20 5.80 1l-Mr. Yo Te, avies 5.30 good, won riv' git Ran in Order: "als Bassano, Re- actor, Prince Tour and Mrs, Cessford. DAILY DOUBLES 9 and 7 PAID $334.00 Winner ch g 5 iN Page--Grandciad. Trainer ¥. Matchett. Pool 38,579. THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile for Maiden three-and-four-year-olds. Purse $2000. (8) 1-Censorial, Armstrong .. 16.20 6.10 3.90 Sterling Street, Smith ....... 4: e 9North Cairn, Start good, won driving Also Ran In Order: Jane Street, Type mgr Lawless Lady, and Giinner br 9 3 Censor -- Royal Tour. Trainer W. G. Trevenen. Pool 38,206. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile for Maiden three and four-year-olds. Purse $200, (8) 7-Star Task, gg meer ere Scion, 3.80 2. 4Michael's Cady, McComb Start good, won driving Also Ren in Order: nyhirting Banner, Wanless, Choreography, Bessie's Ace, and Blue Dusk. Winner bc 4 Fair Task -- Lilly's Star. Trainer S$. Walker. Pool 42,453. FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile for two-year- olds. Cdn. foaled. Allowance. Purse $2600 Sueet Negereet cranes 2.90 "-- ve! $Fabison, Lebia ° 2-Master Matt H, ge aa sary} Start good, won driving Also Ran In Order: A-Mint Bloom, Pink Jewel, A-Queen's Right, Calleround and io 5-Bridal Music, Smith Start ge Jack, Harrison rt good, won easily | Also Ran tn Order: Warriors Day and |Reckless Lady. |QUINELLA Nos. 2 AND §$ PAID $27.00 | Winner br ¢ 3 Saratoga -- Hill Topsy. | Trainer G. M, Carter. Pool 21,654. Quinella Pool 31,782. SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furlongs, for 3- year-olds and up. Claiming all $4500. Purse $2,100, (7). 7.20 3.40 2-Wings of Fit., Waish 3. 3.60 3. richly rewarded, as the lanky)... | Thomas, DeDiana, Young, Gofton, Peters, and Blair was immediately ban- ished from the game .-. . Slota, appearing erratic under pres- sure, issued 21 penalties. At one point in the third period Oshawa had been penalized five times to Hamilton's once ... Generals) face a rigorous task on Friday} night when they entertain Mon-| treal Junior Canadiens at Tren- it ton Community Gardens. Jr. Canadiens are presently con- testing the league lead with Marlboros and Peterboro Petes Generals move into Kitch- ener for a game with Rang>: on Sunday afternoon. Kitchener, currently Oshawa's current threat for their fifth place perch will undoubtedly have designs on pressuring Oshawa for that rung in OHA Junior "A" league standings . Next Tuesday night, St. Catharines Black) Hawks with a score to settle with Oshawa, provide the onpo- sition for Generals at the Bow- manville arena ... Generals' defenceman Paul Domm left immediately after last night's contest for his home in Owen| Sound to attend his brother-in- law's funeral... HAMILTON -- goal: Frank; defence: Boucher, Doak, Pipe, Loveless; forwards: Marsh, Lemieux, Knowles, Libe' Mahovilch and Campbell. ' abe aad OSHAWA -- goal: Gibson; defence: Orr, Domm, Foley, Roberts and Hamp- son; forwards: O'Shea, Smith, Zaine, Yall, Marstall, Little, Buchanan, Lane, Kilger, Lastic and Blair. FIRST PERIOD » Hamilton: Gofton SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY No Games Scheduled. THURSDAY No Games Scheduled, Oshawa Club Lady Curlers Are Under Way With Marion Piper holding the broom, President Myrtle Donald delivered the first roek, to officially open the season for the ladies of the Oshawa Curl- ing Club, on Monday afternoon. The twenty-one new curlers, who had been introduced to the members, were then taken to the ice for instruction, About ninety curlers took part in four-end games. For this first week, a similiar daily pattern will be followed. Schedule competition for the Canning Trophy will commence on Monday, Nov. 11, and sign- ing lists are now posted. The draw for teams in this schedule will t. made by the Games Committee, on Friday, and curlers will be notified over next week-end. Since this schedule will involve the first jtwo and a half weeks of curl- ing, all members are urged to sign in. | | TRY VETERAN REGINA (CP) -- Joe Lewis, @ 250-pound tackle and veteran of six years. in the National Football League, is working out with Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Western Football Confer- ence. Lewis started this season with Philadelphia Eagles. Willie Lambert Top Scorer In Intercollegiate By THE CANADIAN PRESS Halfback Willie Lambert in- creased his lead in the intercol- legiate senior football scoring race Saturday, adding four points to lead McGill Redmen to a 5-4 decision over Univer- sity of Toronto Blues. A field goal and a single gave ain Tuesday night: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Arsenal 4 Birmingham 1 Third Round Notts C 3 Bradford 2 JOIN GATT GENEVA (AP)--Four more countries have become full members of GATT -- General Trade. They are Dahomey in public and Senegal. The total membership is 58 nations. Agreement on Tariffs and Africa, Jamaica, Malagast Re- in the last five minutes. Spain now meet Eire in the next round of the cup, thus pre- venting what might have been a considerable controversy. North- ern Ireland and Eire both wear green jerseys, and both gave notice that if they had to play each other in the next round, they would not agree to appear in any other color. Spain's vic- tory now puts an end to the im- passe. SCOTLAND'S TEAM The Scottish international se- lectors have dropped Ian Ure, Arsenal centre-half from their team to meet.Norway, and have foiled by the wonderful goalkeep-| 1 ing of Pepin, who saved his side)? THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 6, 1963 7§ given his place to Billy McNeill of Glasgow Celtic. This gives some idea of the wealth of tal- ent at Scotland's disposal, Pat Crerand, of Manchester United, is also left out and his place goes to Dave Mackay of Tottenham, who is named cap- tain of the team. Altogether there are 'four changes in the team which lost to Ireland. John White of Tot- tenham comes back as. inside right in place of Dave Gibson, of Leicester, Alex Scott of Ever- ton is outside right, while Willie over to outside left in place of Mulhall of Sunderland. In the centre forward position is Alan Gilzean of Dundee, one of the leading scorers in Scotland, in place of Ian St. John of Liver- The full team is: Brown (Tottenham); Hamil- ton (Dundee) and Provan (Ran- gers), Mackay (Tottenham), MeNeill (Celtic) and Baxter' (Rangers); Scott (Everton), White (Tottenham); Gilzean (Dundee), Law (Manchester United) and Henderson (Ran- Henderson 'of Rangers moves|his Northern Ireland Team Puts Up Splendid Show There is unusual activity in the English transfer market. Chelsea have put their $105,000 as|centre forward Graham Moore 'on the transfer list at his own of Chelsea, move to Watford at a $30,000 . . . Arsenal pare invited offers for their right ba Bacuzzi, who has been nosed out of the first team by Irish national Jimmy ger to ae George Swindin, mana Cardiff City, has -- Ht 232s Se id $120, this Welsh international ...- Another Chelsea available for transfer is keeper Earl McNally, who kept out of the first team the brilliance of Peter Bonetti. i ge ~e Bie Prone ped SAM "ROTISH EAST From A Lerge Selection of Fine British Woollens gers). sraronnng DEER HUNTING LICENSES AVAILABLE Lambert 49 points, 12 better than University of Western On- tario Mustangs' end Pat McCon- nell who scored a touchdown and two singles as Queen's Uni- versity Golden Gaels trounced Western 51-9. Queen's halfback Bayne Nor- rie scored three touchdowns to climb in -to third place and behind Norrie. surged into sixth place, boosting his total to 27 with two touch- downs and seven converts Sat- urday. University of Toronto half- mained in fifth place with 30 points. teammate Bill Edwards scored another touchdown to take over fourth spot with 35 points, one Queen's fullback Jim Young back Gerry Sternberg, held scoreless against Redman, re- BAD BOY Goes Berserk! BROWN'S ""D0-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) LUMBER & SUPPLIES | X If You Don't Bu YOU PAY BAD BOY ae | "peapaaia "Til Ba ry Open Ni we KING ST. E. TOWNLI Prices to Smithereens! -- ON -- Furniture @ Appliances e@ Radios Etc. lt At Bad Boy's 00 MUCH!! FURNITURE APPLIANCES -4658 Allowance on your present gual SPECIAL! REMINGTON sions LEE ENFIELD 'We stock ell fomous names in Firearms: Browning-- Winchester -- Remi Savage -- Cooey LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! = 136% 1595 -- Stevens -- Ithice -- ~~ Messberg. 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Hamiltin: Peters (Gofton, Mahovlich) ' Penalties: Foley (elbowing) 1.22, Smith| (hooking) 5.55, Orr (tripping) 7.47, Pipe| (tripping) 10.05, Foley . (charging) bared Oshawa, delaying game (served 5. Oshawa: (Smith, 6. Oshawa: 7. Oshawa: 8. 2.25,| 9. 10. N. 60 Hempoon) 10.18, and Doak thighstickings | PLAYER'S FATHER DIES | LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP)--| Robert Jocelyn Barkley, 58, | father of National Hockey | League player Doug Barkley, '|died in hospital Sunday. 5-Village Squire, Rasmussen .. 6Popsaysno, Parsons Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Prince's Gift, Pipe! Band, Red Sail, and Silver Beau. Winner b g 5, by Chop Trainer F. H. Merrill Jr. EIGHTH RACE - 1 Mile for 3-year- olds and up claiming all $2500. 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