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PeeWee Lacrosse Team Being Named In Tribute Former Oshawa Player The magic name of Kelly De- Gray will again ring forth in Oshawa lacrosse circles. A team to be called "The Kelly De- Grays" will participate in the peewee category of th Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association this season. President Ed Kolodzie an- nounced that the team is being sponsored through the generous donation of Mrs. Kelly DeGray in memory of her late husband. "Kelly was fond of lacrosse and took a particular interest in see- ing young boys play the game and he always supported minor lacrosse in every possible way," Mrs. DeGray stated. Kelly was the fourth-rank player in Canadian during the first half-century. He was an outstanding centre on the General Motors team, when lacrosse ; it captured the Mann Cup in | 1929. He also played in the world amateur championship tournament against Baltimore's John Hopkins University and later was a star with the pro- fessional Montreal Canadians Lacrosse Club. TO APPROACH SPONSORS The Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association was flattered by the sponsorship of the peewee team. The Association has not yet con- THE LATE KELLY DeGRAY under the ages of 16 who are interested in playing lacrosse, are ungently encouraged to reg- ister at that time. Besides the registration, lacrosse sticks will be on sale for any person wish- ing to purchase them. As many Oshawa boys have not yet play- ed the game, it is being empha- not sied that experience is necessary. Final details have not been re- leased but it appears that there will b a lacrosse seminar and clinic near the end of April, pos- sibly April 25, at a location to be announced. The Ontario La- crosse Association through the Provincial government is mak- ing available a top-notch lec- turer to copduct the lacrosse clinic, from all aspects such as and ref- coaching, managing, ereeing. COACHES NEEDED One of the biggest problems facing the Oshawa Minor La- crosse Association will be ob- taining coaches, managers and Association Convener Jim Lutton is faced with the tough task of possibly arranging for as many as 30 to 35 adults referees. to fill these positions. Persons or groups fuiaeoeted team, or in coaching or managing, are ask- John jin sponsoring a ed to contact either Shellettes To Defend Crown At Alliston Ajax travel to Alliston tsnight in an attempt to defend their Senior tario Girls' ment. The Alliston Tceurnament has developed from a one-day event tu the present Thursday, Friday Hockey Tourna-' has taken only three years for this event to develop to its present stage, indicating the rapid increase of interest in girls' hockey in the area. Thursday night, division takes to the ice in a "a" ine the Junior do Friday, "B" divisions Semi-finals games take place on Saturday, along with choosing of Tournament Queen" In the Senior Division, Hum- berside will take on Schomburg; same. meets Newmarket. return Saturday to the competition. Fleming Shellettes Championship- inthe -- All-On-lfrom-Mackie's Van-and. Storage| and all-day Saturday affair, It|big night, when they meet again the Senior sudden-death playdown while on and and championship "The Cobourg versus Barrie; Hagers- ville versus Guelph and Ajax Winners in the first round complete THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 2,1964 15 APinG pttthsemme teeny The fired-up Board of Educa- ion team met little resistance in a 9 to 2 win, in the first game of series "A"'. The series is two games, total- goals, and Mackie's being down seven goals, will need a really Sunday evening. The Educators' number one line of Lutton, Hogg and Cope- led the team to victory with fast skating, shanp passing and ac- curate shooting. Lynn Middleton tried hard in the game to fire up his team but got little support and he could not win it alone. The first and second periods were without penalties but tem- pers flared in the third and only excellent refereeing kept the game in hand. MACKIE'S -- goal, P. Knight; defence: E. Stoneman, P. ---- dryk, C. Hiltz; forwards: Olsen, A.' Whitney, B. Yahn, Ri Reid, B. Prentice, D. Tobin, J. CIVIL SERVICE HOCKEY Bd. Of Education Team Wins First Of Series land, playing their usual best,| " ""g(boarding), Edgar (roughing). BOARD OF EDUGATION -- goal: C. Long; defence: G. Drolet, W..Hancox,.E, Wells; forwards: P. Long, ce Hogg, W. Kellington, D. Jobb, G. Cope- land, R. Murray, T. Lutton, C. Ritchey, R. Rodgers, P. Wright and G. Edgar. FIRST PERIOD 1, Bd. of Ed.; Copeland (Lutton) 2. Bd. of Ed.: Wells (Ritcney) .... 6 3. Mackie's: Whitney Penalties -- None. SECOND PERIOD . Bd. of Ed.: Hogg (Long) ....... z: Bd. Ed.: Copeland (Hogg, Lutton) seeneepeees 6. Mackle's: Middleton (Stoneman) i Penalties -- None. THIRD PERIOD 9. Bd. of Ed.: Copeland (Hogg, Lutton) 10. Bd. of Ed.: Lutton (Copeland) ¢ 11, Bd. of Ed.: Lutton (Hogg) vee, W9BS Penalties -- Mackie's! Mandry« (body checking), Stoneman (spearing and major for fighting), McHugh (slashing and roughing); Bd. of Ed.: Lutton (body checking), Kellington (holding), GAME TONIGHT Oshawa Times takes on Walco Gen- eral Contractors, In the first game of Oullette, R. McHugh and L. Middleton. Series "B" tonight at 8.00 o'clock In the Brooklin Arena. | 2 TROPHIES SERVICE FARR) STORES You'll Enjoy Dealing With Specialists GOODFYEAR FACTORY | CLEARANCE Right now, new stocks are rolling off the roll out of here. Of course, we could ssembly line--so present tires just have to rent space somewhere. But we'd just as soon save on rent and pass the savings on to you. 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Fuller or by appointment or Phone: 723-3961 and 725-2062 after hours © SPORTING EQUIPMENT: AVAILABLE FOR TEAMS ONLY e Branch, Secretary - Treasurer, 949 Simcoe street north 728-6695, Dan Kicho, Vice-President, 464 Eulalie 725-3402, Jim Lutton, As- sociation Convener, 73 McMillan} drive 725-4888 or Ed Kolodzie, President, 355 Albert street, 723-3209. centrated on obtaining sponsors,| meet the demand anticipated for, forms, equipment, balls, and in- as recent efforts have been| minor lacrosse this year. surance. channelled for registration and) { order to operate 16 to 20| This Saturday, the Oshawa the recruitment of players. teams in the novice, peewee,|Minor Lacrosse Association will It is expected that many local|bantam, and midget categories be holding registration. 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