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| { 4 Bill Little Clicks | With Four Goals As enerals Set Wings and five assists, paced wa Generals to a 9-4 vic- Hamilton George Vail, Buchanan's other winger also scored once, while Danny O'Shea with two third- Period tallies and Bill Smith, completed Generals' scoring. BU [AN COLLECTS Buchanan, one of the OHA Junior "A" league's smoothest ae. unfortunately, stat- ically hasn't produced propor- tionately in the assists' depart- ment, b of in i were scored by Real Lemieux and Bryan Campbell. Offensive- ly, Wings' best performer was Lemieux with his one goal and also three assists. SHORT NOTES: Buchanan now has 62 points, made up of 34 goals, still the league's second best, and 28 assists ... . Smith's goal was his 17th, and along with Orr's 22, sets them well in front, of any other defence pairs in the goalscoring race .. Confusion still reigns supreme in reference to the number of goals former Jr, Canadien de- Menceman Jacques Laperriere scored while setting the record . y by his wingers. But last night, ©n paper, Buchanan' deft craft-| manship was sensational with his five assists off his line- mate' effort. Little in_particu- lar was flying, and produced his test output this season. His goals brought his season' total to 16 and six in his last two. outings. Generals' victory alleviated the pressure somewhat being applied by Hamilton Red Wings, in their quest for Oshawa's pres- = sixth and final playoff posi- in 1961-62. Officials of the On- tario Hockey Association are non-committal about whether it is 25 or 29, but intend to check more closely to arrive at a con-' clusion before too long . . . Next home action for Oshawa Gen- eral: is this Sunday night when Peterboro Petes, one of two clubs yet to be defeated by Osh- awa make their second appear- ance in Bowmanville. Since their last time, Dec. 10, Gen- erals have sharpened their scor-' ing eyes. Petes blanked Gen- erals 2-0 on that night, but Oshawa is now the proud pos- sessor of an 11-point advantage over the seventh-place Wings. Generals have 18 games re- maining in the 56-game sched- ule, 1é Hamilton has one more, with 19; three against Oshawa. Red Wings, very much in con- tention for two periods, trailing only 5-4 after 40 minutes of play, received a crushing blow when O'Shea's first of two third- period markers came on a flip shot which escaped goaltender Allen Frank. Generals roared right back with another insur- ance marker by Little, and Hamilton faded from the scene. As in Sunday's first period, at Maple Leaf Gardens, Gen- erals ran roughshod in the open- ing minutes, and compiled a 3-0 margin before six minutes had elapsed, But Wings rallied with goals by Peter Mahovlich and Bart Crashley to narrow the deficit to one prior to the con- clusion of the first frame. Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Canada's Trail Smoke Eaters racked .up a 7-2 vic- tory over a picked all- Germany team at Gar- misch - Partenkirchen to wind up an undefeated hockey tour of Germany 25 years ago today. The B.C. squad led 3-2 in the first period and scored four goals in the final frame. MAYER QUITS PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Gil Mayer, veteran American League goalie, Tuesday night announced that he was through' with hockey. Mayer, 33, made his announcement several hours after Providence Reds had re- leased a_ statement saying Mayer had been suspended for refusing to fill in for the regu- lar goaltender Ed Giacomin on a three-game road trip which Hamilton's second period goals' starts in Buffalo tonight. .|defence: Hetherington, shouldn't blank the goal-hungry Generals on this occasion . . Bob Kilger was forced to retire from the game last night be- cause of a bad back after only a couple of shifts in the first period ... Danny O'Shea was only performing at half-speed nearly two weeks. HAMILTON -- goal: Frank; Doak, Crashley, and Pipe; forwards: Snow, DeDiana, Gofton, Peters, lich and Campbell. fence: Orr, Smith, Domm and Roberts; forwards: Buchanan, Little, Vail, O'Shea, Dubeau, Cashman, Lane, and Lastic. FIRST PERIOD 1. Oshawa: Vail (Buchanan, Orr) ..........ss00- 2. Oshawa: Little (Buchanan) .... 3. Oshawa: Buchanan (Smith) 4, Hamilton: Mahovlich (Lemieux, Campbell) ... 5. Hamilton: Crashley (Peters, Lemieux) 5 Penalties -- Cashman (fripping) Kilger (holding) 3.38, 16.03 and ence) 16.20. SECOND 'PERIOD 6 ton: Lemieux (Peters, Campbell) ...... 7. Oshawa: Smith (O'Shea) Little (Bu in, Orr) 9. Hamilton: Campbell (Mahovlich, Lemieux) ipe and ference) 7.05, Doak (hig! fighting) and Little (fighting) THIRD PERIOD 10. Oshawa: O'Shea (Orr) 11. Oshawa: Little (Buchanan) .... 12. Oshawa: Little 18.46. (Vail, Buchanan) 13. Oshawa: O'Shea (Dubeau, Cashman) ; Penalties -- Buchanan (holding) and Marsh (fighting) 19.56. Rundle Park New Leaders Dart League 16 in A General Motors Basketball Is Now Under Way On Thursday evening of last;with 16 and 14 points respective- week, a full slate of four gamesily, while hauling their team to was played in the General Motors Basketball League at McLaughlin Collegiate. current edition of G M Basket- ball shows improved calibre of and higher game scores, dicating a success for its second season of organized play. The -loop has been increased from six teams to nine and now doasts participation by more than one hundred GM employ- ees. ELECTRAS TEACH STUDENTS In the opening game, the Student Engineers dropped a close game by the score 41-33 to the Maintenance Electras. For the Electras, the scoring was well-spread among their ten players with all but two players hitting the score sheet and led by Fred Whalley with seven points. For the Students, who had to finish the game with only four players, as Garnet Wyly fouled out, it was Tucson who led the way with 16 points. WILDCATS 44-CHEVELLES 36 The purchasing Wildcats, led by Bob Reynolds with 18 points, and Jack Lyons, with 9, out- scored the Engineering Chev- elles of Don Mallett and Ken Hickey with 9 points each. The Chevelles outscored the Wildcats in the final quarter but could not overcome the lead built up by the end of the third quarter. It appears as if the _ Wildcats may now be the class * of the League since coaxing Lyons and Joe Olinyk out of Tetirement. PAYABLES BOUNCE BISCAYNES The third game of the evening was a lop-sided affair with Accounts Payable trouncing Of- victory. Chuck Gabona was the only This|bright spot in a losing cause for the Biscaynes. CADILLACS TOPS The Payroll Cadillacs re- mained the only unbeaten team Office Services 4, Woodview No, 2,1; No, 2, 4, Fernhill 1. DOUBLES: R. Hopson 3, E. Ford, 0. Clark 2, M. Wilson, R. Code, A. Cole 2, B. Cole 2, E. Major, N. Pullen 3, G. Waite 2, D. Donald, P. Rogers 3, B. Shortt 2, F, Parsons 2, I. Goulding, J. Goulding, V. Ross, B. Ross, G. Bryant 2, A. Bryant 2, L. Shobbrook 2. Baseball 1 Inning: S. Har- man 5, P. Rogers 5, T. Emm 5, O. Clark 6, Midge Wilson 6. High 3 Darts: B. 'Cole 103, L, Shobbrook 134. Standing 2nd_ Section: Rundle No, 2, 18; Fernhill 17; No. 1, 12; Southmead 9; Wood- view No. 2, 4. because of a persistent bad cold which has hampered him for Marsh, Lemieux, Libett, Mahov-| OSHAWA -- goal: Gibson; de- Zaine, Kilger' Orr and Lemieux iterfer- Ss! 'hold- Ing) 4.23, Cashman and Crashley (high- sticking and fighting) 4.55, Dubeau (inter- hsticking and 18.33 12.23, Buchanan (fighting), DeDiana (charging) The following are the results of games played on January the Neighborhood Dart iation: Woodview No. 1, 4, Southmead 1; Rundle No. 1, Rundle Rundle No. 1, 15; Woodview Opens Action AtBoys' Club Simcoe Hall Boys' Club Jun- ior Boys enjoyed their first _ |senies of Ball Hockey. In a 4-team league, which le get Muzeen at the Boys' Club. The Cardinals beat getting their other 5 goals. (4 goals); J. Kwashiewski (2); Michael Jeffrey, Pratto, (2); Dave Tullock, Mark Markey, Horruzey. Davis, Robert Dervent, Keith Yule, (1); Adams. ORIOLES DOWN EAGLES Horruzey Orioles' goals sight of the net. ORIOLES: man, Mario Marano, Richard Ranca, Julian Dobra- nawski (1); John Bartosik and Bob Rutherford. EAGLES: Alex Krawec, Ricky Corbett, Henny Barto- sik, Geno Marano, Scott Rus- sell, Jim Carroll, Doug Mc- Gregor, Jim Simiana, Bob Krawec and Richard Donald. Simcoe Hall Boys' Club Jun- ior Boys' Ball Hockey League schedule for Monday, Jan. 27: Robins vs. Orioles and Eagles vs. Cardinals. LEPS TO RUN NEW YORK (AP) --Ergas Leps of the Toronto Olympic Club was named Tuesday as one of the competitors in a six- man field for the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden Jan. 30. plays every Monday afternoon -/4.00 to 5.p.m.,, this league is lopen to expansion to a 6-team ague, -- All boys, 8 years to 12-years- of age, who would like to play in the other two teams, should in touch with Bernard the|up Robins 10-2. Robins had two goals at half time while the Cardinals had five goals, but what ever the Robins did dur- ing the second half, could not stop the fast moving Cardinals CARDINALS: Henry Cheyb, Peter. De- Rich Malarz, Robert Snider (1) and Larry ROBINS: Jim Britton, Mur- ray Greer, Stan Smith, Frank Wayne Cosmaz (1); Mike Townsend and John In the other game Orioles downed the Eagles 60. Tom scored 5 of the with Julian Dobranowski getting the other one: Bob Krawec, of the Eagles, who was checking Horruzey of the Orioles, could do little to stop him when he was in Rodger Thomp- son, Tong Casha, Gary Kele- a Darrl Rankine, Tom Horruzey (5); Vendomatics Win Into Third Place UAW Puck Race Vendomatic is making a de- termined bid to cop the pan + <Copelang, Gipson) Hockey League's honors. ey] 7. bson defeated City-Wide Answering] nc" Gtorgeot Weencock ona. Mules. Daktimmekth Aa put the uprising Cinderella _ LEADERS PLAY TIE on a Szame win streak which! with 'Tony's Refreshments position, only two points out of|@1d Oshawa Merchants still second. battling for first place in the league-s tanding, the second Vendomatic opened the game up early in the middle stanza,|game was a real hot encounter when their top scoring unit hit for two quick goals. Wayne Red- shaw ty gna heel tated sing plays ances og Renate to be determined to lead his club out of the wil- derness. Harve Burke put City-wide on the score sheet as he tallied un- assisted in the dying stages of the period. City-Wide knotied the count at 2-2 when Myles connected after being foiled continuously by with these clubs each after first place, Tony's Elmer Tran and Merchants'. Jack Sneddon are also fighting each other for the scoring honors as Tran has a four-point margin over his ad- versary. Both clubs 'were a little reluc- tant to open up in the first period as they played man for man hockey. This created quite a show for the rail birds but created a goalless first period. vi lc: 6. Vendomatic: Redshaw i ending in a 3-3 stalemate. Along) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Jonuary 22, 1964 15 Ajax Shellettes Still Winning Ajax Filemming's Shellettes defeated Humberside 4-0 in their| girls' hockey game at Whitby Arena last week-end. Mary Jane Sanderson earned her shutout with some fine saves while Linda McCord in the first period on a pass from Noreen Pickell opened the scoring. Nancy Puckerin made it 2-0 in the d stanza, isted Janet Moffatt, Penalties to the! visitors helped Ajax double their total in the final frame Leona Sleep scoring two goals, aided by Marleen Gibson on both plays. West Hill girls held Ajax to a 44 tie in the best game of the season. Jan Moffatt, from Linda McCord opened the scoring and then West Hill came back to make it 2-1. Moffatt scored twice from Noreen Pickell and Jill Rennick and Nancy Lawson notched the final tally on a pass from Linda McCord. In final frame, West Hill tied it up and each team scored once in pes last period, McCord for' jax. Keith West of Tony's collected his first goal of the hat trick at the halfway mark in the second period. Tony's seemed to out- play the Merchants by a slight margin in this frame but Ross Hawe put in an outstanding per- formance for the Merchants, stopping Tony's efforts. Tony's hit again early in the third period when West finished off a play from Tran as he out- guessed the Merchants' defence. Coming from behind a 2-0 deficit Mathews started the surge on a blazing shot from just inside the blue line. This seemed to give the Merchants the needed lift they were lacking as Sneddon tied the game followed by Braiden in the winners' net. The first half of this last period was by far City-Wide's best drive as they definitely outplayed Vendo- matic. However the winners came through again in the stretch drive when Ford hit unassisted to be followed in quick succes- sion by Redshaw and Gibson. FIRST PERIOD No scoring. Penalties -- Tripp SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 4. City-Wide: Myles (Georgeoff) Mapes' goal that put his team in front 3-2. Gray and Tran teamed up to assist West in a great play that enabled Tony's to tie the game at 19.02. FIRST PERIOD scoring. No , Penalties -- None. SECOND PERIOD 1, Tony's: West (Tran) Penalties -- Wallace, Davis, Milton and Lodge (majors), Lodge and Morden (game misc.). THIRD PERIOD 2. Tony's: West (Tran) 3. Merchants: Mathews (Johnson) 4. Merchants: Sneddon (Mathews, Armstrong) 5. Merchants: Mapes (Bryan) 6. Tony's: West (Gray, Tran) Penalties -- Keenan, Bryan, Gray, Boys Club Minor Basketball Play The Y's Men's sponsored|Nick's whose strong players Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, Minor|were Tony Buckley, é points Basketball League has now/jand Bill Harding 4 points. passed the season's halfway; The 'last game of the morn- mark. under the direction of new coach Jim Rowden, move/Peeling of the up to 5th place in the league|with 10 points. 4th} Victory was for 'with standing, * after downing place Saturns. Alex Tarawasawicz with points, proved to be his team's 6 points, Brad Barnoski points' and Bob Kreasul 2) points accounting for their team's victory. David Goreski 1 point and Ron Dennis 2|0° points replied for the Saturns coached by Marcel Bovin. ' REDSTONES: Bob Mitchel, |°°! Lonnie Appleby, John Hewar, the|Rich Spicer, A. Tarawasewicz (8), John Rorabeck, Pat Good, David Fisher, George Kedzie- ski, Barnoski (3), Ed. Spoelstra (6) and Bob Kreasul (2). SATURNS: Larry Lloyd, Paul Romaniski, Rich Dig- nem, Larry Lyrel, Peter Bry- ant, Percy' Harding, David Goreski, .Rich Nichols, Ron Dennis (2), Brian White, Guy Foreman, Alex Warran, Bill Rutherford. Unbeaten Bomarcs downed Nick's 20-13. Coach Ted Bathe was not pleased with his team showing up to half time, trail- ing 6 points to 4 points. Barry Hobbs, Bill Wayling and Dane Tutton of the Bomares sparked into life and jumped into the lead in the 2nd half to give their team a Mapes. 20-to-13 victory over hopeless ing was a point-scoring Last - placed Redstones,|between Ed their|Atlas with 14 points and Doug giscored Polaris with team being down 1 strongman with Ed Spoelstra} #@l Barry Schwartz, Brad! pete: battle Hanewich of Polaris team, the Atlas 24 points to =e "i aie ' for Saturday, Jan, 25: Polaris vs. Nick's at 10.30 a.m.; Red- stones vs. Beaumarks, 11.00 a.m. and Atlas 11.30 a.m. vs. Saturns, SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, relichle Gas Deoler in your oreo. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol 728-9441 in the League by outscoring the GM Alumni Monzas in a very close and hard fought ganie. Bob Winters, as has been the case in all the Payroll games, led his team to victory. 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