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Black Knights Alone In NPHL First Place Black Knights ran their con- secutive win streak to three as they downed Dyett Sports 11-0, thereby taking over sole posses- sion of top spot in the NPHL (UAW). The opening 30 minutes of ac- tion saw Dyett's hold the favor- ed Knights in check before sur- rendering two goals in the lat- ter half of the period. Actually, Dyett's erratic shooting was re- to a large degree for their trailing 2-0 at the period's conclusion. The final period saw Knights take sole command of the con- test with the inevitable result that sustained pressure paid off with Knights running roughshod over a Dyett team that came apart a' the seams, as they rammed nine goals past the harassed Dyett netminder. KNIGHTS: Vanstone, McMi- lan, Sutton, Fogel, Cawker, Fitchett, Hall, Aldred, Mason, Porteous, Pappas, Flintoff, Gar row, Denault. DYETT: Henry, Kirk, McLin- ton, Cruise, Alsop, Clement, Drinkwater, Lane, Foster, Jack son, Rowe. 1ST PERIOD Knights: Fitchett (Mason, Hall) Knights: Hall (Fitchett, Sutton) ... FINAL PERIOD Knights: Garrow (Aldred, Denault) .... Knights: Pappas (Cawker,.McMillan) .. 9.25 Knights: Cawker (Pappas, Porteous) ... 10.12 Knights: Fogel (Cawker, Porteous)... 11.10 Knights: Fitchett PR pg tog yonsec GBA : Fogel (Cawker) 22.58 Knights: Denault : tu: of h k m M 19.37] M 7.53 Pl M (Porteous, Flintoff) Knights: Cawker 25.40 Knights: Cawker |SECOND GAME produced a_ spine-tingling' fix- tie with Merchants rallying from behind a 5-3 deficit in the late stages. The opening period saw the lead change four times as both clubs displayed real hustle and desire throughout, maintaining, on the strength of Young's brace of goals, a slim 3-2 margin at the half-way point the final period and only great work by Braden in the Mer- chant cage prevented Plaza from assuming complete con- trol sparked by this display Mer- chants fought back and were re- warded when Humphries scored is second goal of the day to 4 not the count with but four|the margin to 7-6 and set the PLAZA: Maxwell, Woods, Norriss, L. C. Tindall, Collins, MacDonnell, Young, D iden, Bulmer, Clarke, Cockerton, Georgeff, Plaza: D. McPhee Plaza: Young Plaza: Woods Merchants: Cockerton (Humphries, Georgeff) ' 15.13 Plaza: Young 19.53 Merchants: Butler ...+0«. 24.30 Merchants: Humphries' ..25.52 THIRD GAME Modern Grill took over 3rd spot in the NPHL and prevented Suddards from.taking a share of top billing as they eked out a 7-4 win over a scrappy Suddard crew. Both clubs opening on a fast' scoring note, notched two goals each in the opening 10 minutes with Modern's moving into a 4-2 lead late in the period. The final period provided all the ingredients of an exciting tilt as Suddard's put on a sus- tained offensive in a bid to re- duce the margin. Modern Grille, after 20 minutes of end-to-end play held a 7-4 margin and seemed fairly secure, but Sud- dard's rallied and goals by Bruce and Foster with but two minutes of play remaining cut (Fitchett, Mason) .... 28.25 (McMillan) .....++00+. 29.45] Merchants and Plaza Food re as they fought to a 5-all with Plaza the game. Plaza opened scoring early in at this point. However, scene for a wild closing two minutes as Suddard's with their own net vacant: did everything but beat a brilliant Burgess in| Modern's net. | MODERN GRILLE: Burgess, Meraw, R. Burgess, Kilpatrick, Duncan, McCabe, Layton, Duf- field, Planke, Buchanan. SUDDARD CYCLE: Tindall, Eno, Percy, Brown, Giasspell, Hughes, C.. Burgess, Holliday, Geer, Foster, Bruce, Niles, Thrasher, Latchford. Modern's: McCabe 1ST PERIOD Modern's: Kilpatrick .... 24.15/Suddard: Bruce (Thrasher) (D. McPhee) 24.32; Modern's: McCabe | FINAL PERIOD | (Kilpatrick, Burgess) 4.22) |Suddard: Thrasher 3.50| (Bruce, Foster) 11.09 Modern: Layton ...+.e.. eo. 19.28) inutes of play remaining. Knox, cPhee, Miller, Bryan. MERCHANTS: Braden, Mor- Butler, Humphries, cLimond, Dodsworth, Glover. 18ST PERIOD erchants: Dodsworth (Butler) aza; Young (D. McPhee) ........ erchants: Humphries (Bulmer) ...-...006 ose 1.25 (Young) 2.27) (Norris, Bryan) No. 2, 1; Rundle No, Southmead 2; Fernhill 3, Wood- view No. 1, 2. D. Donald, D. Crawford, I. Goulding, J. Gould- q Hopson 2, B. Crawford 2, E. Ford, M Muir 3, V. Graves 2, B. Shortt, J. Cole 2, R. Code, A. Cole, B. Cole, G. Bryant, A. Bryant, R. Shobbrook, L. Shob- brook, T. Twine 3. Suddard: Holliday (Geer) Modern: Burgess |Merchants Neighborhood Dart Results The following are the results of games played in the Neigh- borhood Dart Association: Rundle No, 2, 4, a pat 1, 3, Doubles: T. Emm 3, G. Waite, Crawford, J. ing 2, J. Carlson, O. Clark, R. Baseball 1 inning: R. Shob- brook 5, L. Shobbrook 5, B. Cole 6, J. Cole 5, B. Crawford 6, O. Clark 7, D, Donald 5. High 3 darts: Ida Goulding 121, Les Cole 111. Standing: Rundle No. 2, 27, Fernhill 20, Southmead 19, Rundle No. 1, 16; No. 1, 14; Woodview No. 2; 9. Woodview The Ajax Shellettes have been busy with three away games in one week, Cobourg, Ux- bridge and Stouffville hosted Fleming's girls to some excit- ing hockey. Covourg, playing out of Port Hope Arena, treated the Ajax team to two full hours of hockey. The Cobourg girls had not been on their blades until this occasion and did not pose any threat to Ajax. Cobourg) played with a lot of heart but could not stop Ajax from com- ing up with a 170 victory. Cobourg is attempting to re- organize after an absence of 3-4 years. In Uxbridge the Ajax girls found the going much tougher; as Uxbridge held them to a 4-1 victory. Play was rough as both teams checked closely. tended girls and showed Ajax a much improved team from their last! encounter. Stouffville was able to hold Ajax toa 40 win in a game which saw few penalties and good hockey. The Stouff-if ville girls enjoy support from the loca! hockey fans, and a good crowd was on hand to' lots of Shellettes Win Three Contests not stop Uxbridge from finally breaking the shutout, and scor- ing the first goal of the season against the Ajax team. Ice time allowed only two periods of hockey to be played. Friday night Stouffville ex- Nicklin Award THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 20, 1963 45 Goes To Kapp WINNIPEG (CP)--Joe Kapp, who quarterbacked British Co- lumbia Lions to their first first- place finish in the Western Foot- ball Conference, has won the Jeff Nicklin Memorial award as the played judged the most val- uable to his team in the Jeague during 1963. day, was made by 27. sports writers and broadcasters who covered WFC games during season. in the WFC--two with Calgary Stampeders and three with the Lions--received 66 points of a possible 81 for a runaway win over fullback Lovell Coleman of Calgary, who polled 23. BABY BOOM It's estimated that 114,000,000 babies will be born within the thelnext year, the world over. ------ ec Heve Your Suit Styled end Tailored SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Lerge Selection of Fine British Woollens The selection, announced Tues- Kapp, a veteran of five years|j ry their hospitality to the' Linda McCord, Darlene Gibson, Sandy Fertile, Joy Hercia and! Jill Rennick. This was the first meeting of these two old rivals of last Modern: Kilpatrick (Buchanan, Planke) .. 22.15 FINAL PERIOD (Kilpatrick, Meraw) .. 7.38 9.35 Suddard: Thrasher (Bruce) ..... eoeeeeeee Modern: Duffield (Layton, McCabe) .... 12.00 Modern: Burgess (McCabe) Suddard: Bruce (Thrasher, Hughes) .. 23.59 Suddard: Foster (Eno) ... 27.49 O'Keefe awards to outstand- ing players went to. Thrasher Cawker (Sudd); Young (PI.); (Bl. Kn.), LEAGUE STANDING WL Black Knights 3 024 2 Suddard 2 0 13 18 Modern Grill 1 1 20 13 Plaze Food 2 11 16 Dyett's 0 5 23 11415 6 4 3 2 2 1 0 yf 0 5.55 T FAPts. year, It is quite evident that Uxbridge has not been lying dormant these past few weeks, but have been hard at work getting into shape. 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