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Beliveau Defensive Star, Record Shows MONTREAL (CP)--Big Jean Beliveau might have more ad- mirers if he didn't make it look 80 easy. It's safe to say most of the Montreal fans know the offen- sive prowess of the rangy centre with the effortiess stride. A master playmaker, Beli- veau leads the National Hockey League in assists with 19 and is tied for the over-all scoring leadership with Chicago's Bobby Hull. Fewer fans , probably are aware that Beliveau is a stand- out defensively as well. He makes it look easy, but his op- posite number doesn't score. In the 16 games Canadiens have played so far, the opposing team's centre has managed only one goal while Beliveau was on the ice. That was in Chicago Oct. 20-- Montreal's first game of the season against . Hawks--when Stan Mikita got away from his six - foot - three shadow long enough to score. Last season, big Jean played in 69 games and his opposing centres scored a total of 11|leased today show Mikita third! Balon, Mtl goals. Not bad, considering that|in scoring with 24 points, 11 Of/Geoffrion, Mtl Beliveau scored 18 himself! which, with 49 assists, earned him sixth place in the individual standings. | Hull tied Beliveau in the points race last week with the huge output of five goals and three assists in three games. Both have 26 points, but Hull is listed ahead because he. leads| JEAN BELIVEAU The blond left-winger is well lahead of the pace he set in his 50-goal season, 1961-62, when he had only five goals after 17 games. Official re- NHL statistics games last week, have a com- fortable eight-point lead atop the standings and Chicago goal- tender Glenn Hall is just as comfortably off in the race for the Vezina Trophy. : Hall and his alternate, Denis DeJordy, have allowed 35 goals in 17 games. Runner-up Terry Sawchuck of Detroit has ad- mitted 39, and he has played two fewer games. Both Hall and Toronto's Don Simmons have one goal charged against them that was scored on. an empty net. Toronto's Eddie Shack leads the league in individual penal- ties with 59 minutes and Chi- cago took over the team leader- ship with 296 minutes. The leaders: GA 12 14 Pts. PiM 7 19 33 Hull, Chi Beliveau, Mtl 7 Mikita, Chi 11 Wharram, Chi 10 Bathgate, NY Goyette, NY Hay, Chi Pilote, Chi \Ferguson, Mtl |McDonald, Chi 18) * teams, Kinlochs hold' down first with 49 points while 'Oshawa TV and Dunlop Tire are tied for second with 46, One point back of them are John Preston's }en's Wear and Industrial Tool with 45 while Union City Body and Sheriffs Tailors with 42 and 41 points respectively. Black's Men's Wear and Team 14 have 40, Team 10 33, Engels Men's War 29, Millwork 13 and Seaway Ford 13, Team 11 2. There are three teams who still need sponsors. T. McLachlin was top man for the night with a 59 but B. Gerry and B, Feeney were close be- hind with 555 and 556 respective- ly. E, Lukawesky had 546 and B. Harking had 545. High sin- gle of the night goes to Harry Witerick with a 227, Ken Fisher is leading the league with a fine average of 183. TUESDAY NIGHT With the first section finished Maurice Berg Men's Wear beat Scugog Cleaners 5-2 and there- fore won the first section on points and Scugog Cleaners won on total pinfall nosing out Keeler were tops Treats while Harry Manny Swartz and Al Perry, all bowled very well for Perry's Pets. The Spicers were just a little bit better than Lucky Strike and came up with a two to one win to retain the top spot in the standing in the Oshawa Men's Major 5-pins. Jack Spencer led the Spicers attack with some neat trundling and was ably supported by two lefthanders, Denny Linton and Lloyd Sabins. All of the other contests in Group 1 were shut-outs. with Dutch Treats clobbering Perry's Pets, Big Six topped Mouses and Jo Jo's edged Blue Jays. Big Six racked up the high for the night with 3827. Dutch Lugtenburg and Ozzie for Dutch Gillard, "Sniffer" Hill led the Jo Jo's onslaught against the Blue Jays and Joe Kastner also came up Thompson Plumbing and A and P by a small margin. Oshawa Wood Products won 67 from Ron Robinson Excava- 6jtion and Nu Way Photo aiso|/Six was a dandy team effort Plumbing 9|7-0. A and P took 5 from Gen- qieral Aggregates and Corvettes jbeat Ritson Centre 5-2. Cadil- shut-out Thompson with a good night. Ron Swartz was the high bowler of the night but it was all in vain as his club still went pointless. The high team score by Big with all members of the team being very effective. Reg Hickey was tops and was followed by Wes Stata, Bob Strutt, Roy |Nesbitt and Fred Waite. Hank Andy Bathgate. Bilacs beat Slo Moshions 4-3. 99| There were some good scores g\turned in this week with George! them geals, and four other|Qjjyer, Bos |Black Hawks among the top 10/Horton, Tor |point-getters. Keon, Tor Ken Wharram is tied for|Pulford, Tor fourth spot with New York's/Williams, Bos Bill Hay and|Mahovlich, Tor \Pierre Pilote are tied for sev-|Gilbert, NY enth while Ab McDonald is tied| Hadfield, NY for ninth with Montreal's John|Howe, Detroit Ferguson. MacNeil, Chi 34/C. Andor 585, B. Horton 569, -H. 30/Prakken and G, Ferguson 567, 37\F. Sobil 566, R. Blanchard 561. aa With the first section finished, WIA MwWNr DRUM AADAHUN IS I "TU OR OD OO IAD I OO I TEN PIN ACTION George Turner Tops With Big 627 Triple George Turner had a fine night Tuesday night when he rolled a 627 triple. This fine total enabled his team, NuWay Photo, to win all three games. LANDER-STARK CLASSIC The Tigers and Flyers each scored impressive shut-outs this week and opened a good lead on the rest of the league. The Tigers dumped the Hawks three times with Vern Trimble and Ken Marden showing the way and John Houlding and Bob Richardson best for the losers. Doug Vann and Ron Nelson lead the Flyers to their white- wash over Walt Scott and his Lions. Doug just missed the 600 mark while Ron fired a sensa- tional 244 game. The Royals edged the Falcons in a close series with Herman Prakken and George Brabin tops for the winners and Bob/goes to Jim Lamont with a| 611 took the honors for the ladies! ; with' 514 (203). Joan Bradshaw 433, Phyl Bab- Edgar the pick of the losers. The Eagles striving to get out of the cellar swept past the Jets 2 to 1 with average leader, Mike Dj Cesaro, making the dif- ference in the win. Bowler of the Week Award was won by Doug Vann this week with a margin of 74 pins. Big Eighth -- M. Di Cesaro #596 (221), D. Vann 593 (211), D "Vann 593 (211), R. Nelson 584 - (244), J. Houlding 574, B. * Richardson 566 (214), V. Trim- "ble 559, K. Marden 558, F. Sobil » 552. | * Standings -- Tigers 20, Flyers} » 18, Falcon. 14, Royals 10, Lions! «13, Jets 12; Hawks 11, Eagles| 10. Leading Averages -- M. Di- Cesaro 190, F. Sobil 185, C. An- ; dor 185, G. Reid 184, H. Prak- ken 184 and B. Richardson 184. First section of bowling has (245), Harold Babcock 591, Don Richmond 585 (232), Don Thom- John Webster 543, Ron Leonard) Dyetts Sports managed to win three points from Les Eviness Sales and win the section with 32 points, one more than H and L Enterprises. Mackies Van and Storage won total pinfall by a good 'margin over the second place H and L Enterprises . Results: Scugog Cleaners shut out Houdaille and Ideal Dairy Products shut out Pic-O-Mat 4-0; Blacks Men's Wear No. 1 beat Mackies Van and Storage G.|Block 37, Holady Aluminum}3.1, H and L_ Enterprises L./35, Signet Signs 32, Sandy's Su-|Goch Supertest 1, Clints Texaco 161, M. Taylor 157. Men: Reid 181, M. Peake 177, Schatz 176, G. Turner. 175. The one and only lady to bowl/27, Modern Grill 27, 500 was Doris Vann with 541/Courtice Champs 19. (222). Men's high average: Men -- B. Peake 597, G. Reid) Richmond 177, Harold Babcock/count 3-McLaughlin Fuels 1. 570, G. McCormack 57, J.|177, Fred Snow 176, Don Thom-| P 3 Houlding 542, L. Schatz 540, Gilson 176 Standings -~ Dyetts Sports 33, Turner 538, J. Husband 533) Barbara Kirkham 1s. leading) and L Enterprises 31, Mack-) (216), B. Worsley 528 (216), K.|the women with a 161 average|ies Van and Storagé 26, AL and| Neal and C. Peel 527. followed by Jean Hutcheon 157,|B Discount 24, McLaughlin Fuels! Brown was tops for Mouses. In Group 2 it was Knockers 4 5 jall the way when Red Hardie's 39|Turner leading the pack with alpovs racked up the high team 4jfine 627 with Harry Price a) score of 3640 and took all three 16\close second with 620. Other/noints from Flintstones to retain 6}good. scores: J. Zambonelli 592, top spot. John McConkey, Red Hardie, Pherson, all had one of their better nights for Knockers. John Cardinal led the Flintstones. Bill King and Mac- Cyclones held on to second [place with a two to one win over Lucky Six and for the win- ners it was Bill Galbraith, Tony Stogwin and B. Edgar while Lucky Six had a bad night. Shorty's made a move near- er the leaders by taking a two to one victory from Newcomers and Gord Brown, Bobee La- vergne and Len Arp way for the winners. Lloyd Cor- json, Bill Webster and Vin Con- jlir all tried hard for their club 3-/but were not good enough. led the Rockets and Last Six staged pertest 30, Big Six 28, Big Five|3-Homes by Harrison 1, Dumont), real battle before a decision Flyers 24,| Aluminum 3-Black's Men's Wear|was reached, giving Rockets a |No. 2 1, Dyetts Sports 3-Les|two to one edge. Don/Eviness Sales 1, LA and B Dis-|Jack Klapow and Jack Good- man were the heroes for the winners. Bill Solomon, George Topping and Sonny Schwartz all bowled very well for Last Six. Stan Reid, Standing -- Group 1: Spicers & Jo Jo's 8, Mouses 5, Dutch Spicers On Top In Men's Major Treats 4, Lucky Strike 4, Perry's Pets 4, Big Six 3, Blue Jays 0. Group. 2: Knockers %, Cy- clones 6, Shorty's 5, Flintstones 4, Rockets 4, Lucky Six 3, New- comers 3, Last Six. 3. Individual High Scores -- Dutch Lugtenburg 836, Ozzie Keeler 817 (301); Frank Hill 814, Sel. Himes 807 (348), Reg Hickey 790 (301), Harry Gillard 785, Ron Swartz 775 (322); Wes Stata 764 (310); Hank Brown 757 (300); Bob Strutt 752; Jack Spencer 741, Manny Swartz 731, Roy Nesbitt 728, Denny Linton 722, Al Perry 720, Lloyd Sabins 715, Joe Kastner 701, Fred Waite 706. ; Group 2: Bill Solmon 803 (279); John McConkey 768 (283); George Topping 756 (311); Stan Reid 752 (261); Red Hardie 751 (275); Bobee Lavergne 750 (308); Lloyd Corson 746 (302); Jack Klapow 743 (268); Gord Brown 747 (296); John Cardinal 733, Jack Goodman 722: (271); - Bill King 714 (282); Bill Galbraith 699 (260); Mack MacPherson 687 (312); Len Arp 694 (279); Bill Webster 680 (255); Sonny Schwartz 677 (269); Tony Stog- win 675, B. Edgar 656, Vin Con- lin 655. Special Events Committee Chairman Dick Snowden an- nounces that a special draw will be made Thursday night, the big prize dinner for two at Ports of Call; hockey tickets for both Oshawa Generals home games and also National Hock- Regent Theatre, will be given out in pairs for the balance of the season; any member win- ning tickets for Thursday night hockey games, will be permitted to bowl off. The high average bowlers are as follows: Group 1, Ron Swartz 258, Roy Nesbitt 258, Ozzie Keel- ef 255, Bob Gallagher 254, Orest Pidwerbecki 248, Group 2: Gord Brown 234, George Topping 234, Red Har- die 231, John Cardinal 230, Bob Eavergne 225, Fred Schneider 223, Dave Conboy 220. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 19,1963 1 cceamnnil SERVICE STATIONS FOR LEASE | Prime locations in Oshaws Write:-4mperial Oil Limited Box 296, OSHAWA Phone: 728-5185 (Day) -- 728-5786 (Night) PROUDLY DISTILLED, MATURED +f Cf, ( anada ee EXPORTED AND &£ ae. / i] / te f SPW a 2 ) (OM VV JUDKAL J , TO MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIES OTTLE value! ¢ SUGGESTED PRICE 35 VoGuE your best smoking Vosut CIGARETT TOBACCO ALSO AVAILABLE iN Y% POUND TIN Ladies -- D, Vann 541 (222),|Ede Ryan 152. |24, Dumont Aluminum 24,| M. Peake 496, J, Gyurka 489, I.| | ; ; Cyr 480, M. Taylor 471, F. | LADIES CLASSIC [Black's Men's Wear No. 1 2,| Goch Supertst 23, Scugog ley 460, M. Cole 457 | Friday night, at 7 o'clock the| OSHAWA MIXED |Ladies Classic League started|cjeaners 20, Black's Men's Wear Wis Gi be ka executivel'® season, Any women with an No. 2, 20. Ideal Dairy Products : average over 110 can still join)" " "> © y gd | the league as they still need|20, Les Eviness Sales 18, Clints and captain meeting on Tues- day, November 19, 7.30 p.m. at som A | i ' | 8 ae some bowlers. Josie. Gyurka|Texaco 13, Houdaille 12, Pic-O-| ae home of Jack Lee in Cour-\was the top bowler of the night] sat 7, Homes by Harrison 2.| . : : _|with a 522 (217) with Anne Bone! a High man bowler this week| second with a 491. Other scores| it, pay gy Migs ag peg Kirkham|Cole 438 Norn, Nevgee aij (Taylor second with 598 (228). : b "'|Other good scores C. Andor pegs 577, D. Courtney 576, M. Di- panei |Cesaro 576, R. Villeuve 572, B. MEN'S MONDAY NIGHT |McHugh 572, H. Hutcheon 571 There is a real battle going} (212), F. Snow 570, R. Milne on for first place between eight|568, A. Saunders 566. (245), Barbara Top ten men: Jim Lamont 611 son 559, Doug Robinson 545, 543, Don Garrison 530, Ryan 527, Bob Jones 521, Top Ten Women: Barbara Kirkham 514 (203), Jean Hutch- eon 502, Bev Doran 487, Shir- ley Bowers 480,-Caol Germond 480, Marg Brown 473, Beth Webster 457, Maureen Lang, Lorraine Dalby 447, Ede Ryan 447, Team standings -- Morrison's BA 50, Carl's Barber Shop 47, Doug's Barber Shop 43, Winners 41%, Duffy's Red and White 40%, Scugog Cleaners 40. Gil- lard Cleaners 39, Henderson | STOVE bk Premium Quality FUEL OL Automatic Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone 668-3341 finished and the lead for total points changed on the last night) with Censors taking seven points| from Bobbies winning the sec- tion. Point standing -- Censors 47, Auto-Magic Carwash 45, Bobbies| 44%, Oshawa Camera Centre 44, | Taypees 43, Brown's Plumbing) 39, Lane Pharmacy 32, Cook's Body Shop 30, Moes Nuts 30,) Wilson's Furniture 26, Johnny's TV 26, Oshawa's Mr. Clean 23, The Splits 21. 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