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ESE «eee os Feta et ne THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, December 3, 1964 ee a 'SUM UP' PROVES TOTAL Jockey Donald Pierce had New York's Aqueduct Park, the pace figured just about yesterday. 'Sum Up" ran the perfect, as the above picture fastest mile ever turned in by shows Elmendorf's two-year- a 'two-year-old, with a clock- old colt, "Sum Up', pulling ing of 1:33 4/5 and only 1/5 of away from 'Sparkling John- a second off the track record, ny", who had Fernando Al- held jointly by four older verez in the saddle, to win horses. Running third, (rear the $28,350 Remsen Stakes, at \right) is 'Flag Raiser", the SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA GENERALS and the Oshawa Juveniles gave a full house of patrons at the Children's Arena here last night, some sparkling entertainment. Generals found themselves facing a determined bunch of speedy checkers and the first period was scoreless. However, experience and superior skill paid off in the middle canto, when Generals scored four un- answered tallies. The final score was 7-1 but the Juveniles were by no means disgraced. They gave an excellent ac- count of themselves. Bobby Orr, Wayne Cashman and Ron Buchanan played the first period only, then were given a rest, in preparation for the Generals' busy weekend safari. Ian Young was in the nets for the Juniors. Generals leave to- night for Boston, where they will play the Niagara Falls Fly- ers. They will be guests at the Rangers-Bruins game there on Saturday night and on Sunday, Generals play back in St. Catharines. x x x x BASEBALL news. out of the big meeting at Houston, so far is mostly of the "rumor"' variety, with several trades being talked about, but so far, few concluded. Houston was going to trade third baseman Bob Aspromonte and pitcher Ken John- son to the Dodgers for slugging outfielder Frank Howard but at the last moment, Houston's board chairman put his veto on the deal. Angels are reported willing to trade pitcher Bo Belinsky to the Phillies but so far, nothing definite has been arranged. Boston Red Sox are going to send their triple "A'"' players to Toronto Maple Leafs. The minor leagues voted yesterday, unanimously, to operate a draft system of high school and college players, as is done by the pro football clubs. ; x x x x OTTAWA Rough Riders were bought just four years ago, by eight men, for about a total purchase price of a dollar. favorite, ridden by Ron Tur- cotte. "Sum Up" paid the fan- cy figure of $26.10 to win. --(AP Wirephoto) Generals Win Over Juveniles Oshawa Generals defeated Oshawa Juvenile All-Stars 7-1 in their exnibition game last night at the Oshawa Children's Arena, from which the proceeds of the large turnout of fans, goes to the tion Skating and checking in bril- liant fashion, the Juveniles held their Junior "A"' "'Big Brothers'"' off the score sheet for the first period, but in the second stanza Generals struck for four goals, Bob Marshall,.Jim Lawge, Bill White and Darryl Leach being the scorers. All four goals re- sulted from clean-cut passes. In the final frame, Bob Kilger, Bill Litt'e and Bill White each added singletons while Bob Ed- munds, on a play set up by Don Burnoski, saved the Juveniles from the whitewash brush. JUVENILE ALL-STARS goal, Waddell;) W. Bradley, Barr, Elliott, Barnoski, G. Dionne, Baison, G. Bradley, Wil- loughby, Robinson, M. Marshall, Waite, Edmunds, Griffin, Me- Graw and Bowen. GENERALS -- Young, goal; Orr, Beverley, Roberts, J.| Dionne, Kilger, Solomon, White, Buchanan, Hayes, Little, B. Marshall, Reid, Booth, Whit- taker, Leach, Bannerman, Cash-| man, Lawge and O'Shea: | Officials -- Mel Suddard and John Saaowski. FIRST PERIOD No Scoring. Penalties -- Leach, Orr, Kiiger, Mar- shall and Barnoski. SECOND PERIOD 1, Generals: B. Marshall (J. Dionne, Kilger) 2. Generals: Lawge (Solomon) ... 3. Generals: White On Monday, each of the present seven-man board will be of- - fered up to $80,000 for his share. Club president Barry O'Brien and an associate want to buy control of the team. Robert Compeau, a city contractor in Ottawa and former | football great Eddie Emerson are two others interested in | getting control. Ottawa football fans are hoping that the club Beverly. | 8. Generals: (Roberts, Cashman) ie Saat 4, Generals: Leach (J. Dionne) 13.45 Penalties -- Edmunds, Roberts and THIRD PERIOD 5. Generals: Kilger (Solomon) 6.55 6. Juveniles: Edmunds (Barnoski) 8.2 7. Generals: Little (B. Marshall) 8.21 White 8.35 Penalties -- Leach. will still be controlled by Ottawa interests, but since money talks -- there's no telling what will happen on Monday. x x x x BRIGHT BITS: -- The old sports rivairy between Brooklin and Port Perry will hit another fever pitch tonight, when Port Perry visits Brooklin, for their Lakeshore Intermediate Hoc- key League fixture. First place in the league is at stake for this game, since each team has won. twice in their ' three starts. .. . RON CLARKE of Australia set a world's record for the three-mile run yesterday, doing the distance in 13 minues, 7.6 seconds, which is 2.4 seconds better than the mark set by New Zealand's Murray Halberg, in Stockholm, Sweden, three years ago. . . RUSSIA'S national hockey team will open its Canadian tour in Montreal, on Friday of next week, against Montreal Junior Canadiens. Six members of the Quebec Aces, including goal "Gump"' Worsley and defenseman Doug Har- vey, will be loaned to the Junior Habs for the game against Russia. They'll play. under International Ice Hockey Rules. BASKETBALL SCORES NBA Boston 116 New York 91 Detroit 125 Cincinnati 115 Los Angeles 102 St. Louis 105) Baltimore 120 San Francisco Skate Exchange HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES, Boys' Hockey or Girls' Figure. DELUXE SHOE 8 BOND WEST Seni "A The Brooklin Arena on Mom day evening was\the scene Af the weekly triple-header in the OSHL, -- Foley's, last year's playoff champions, won quite easily over Bud's by. the score of 4-2, while the second game featured an upset victory by the Flyers, as they completely outhustled the favored Beaupre's Spur team 6-2. The finale was a nip- and-tuck battle all the way, with McGrath's edging Morri- son's B.A. to the tune of 6-4. GOALIE STARS IN WIN In the opening contest, Gary Hooper in goal for Foley's, played an outstanding game in Three Good Games In t Hockey League leading the Plumbers to vic- tory. With the game only 30 sec- onds old, Mike Weidmark put Foley's ahead where they stay- ed for the rest of the game. Ward added another at the 19:55 minute mark. Bob Delves and Gary Rowthbotham scored sec- ond period markers for a 4-0 lead. The third stanza, however, be- longed to Bud's as they fought back gamely but just could not beat Hooper until the 11th min- ute, when Dave Scott banged in Arn Whitney's rebound. They could manage only one more tally, with Gene McAvoy pick- ing this one up. Referees Mel St. Mary's blanked St. Hed.- Philip's 6-0. Holy Cross edged St. Joseph's 5-3 and St. Ger- trude's dumped St. Gregory's| 6-2. Chris Hurst had his best game to date, leading St. Mary's with| two goals and three assists. Singles were notched by Jim Duignan aid Dave Taylor whiie | Ron Finley netted a pair. John Muzik paced Holy Cross} with two goals and singles were} registered by B. Hoef, J. Law- CYO Leagues Hockey Scores him in the clear with a rink- wide pass and he caught the left, top corner with a hard drive. His second goal was un- assisted and also on a_ high drive to the top corner of the net. St. Greg's third goal came on a 'ong shot from Paul Harper. Goalie Joe «Sawyer came away out of his net to clear the puck and miscued and} the puck slid on into the goal. Each team was assessed one minor penalty as the checking Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa-| rinuk and B. Hickey in their yic-| was hard and clean. tory over St. Joseph's. Scoring] BANTAM: for the losers were M. Birkett | Bantam play between St. Hed.- (1) and P. Bathe (2). | Philin' 7 és St. Gertrude's overpowered ape a : i St. Mary's was| Greg's in the final Atom game.|ties being siven "ight cle tc Jean Clouthier played a fine|;). losers, St. Mary's, as the |two-way game and as a result! Combines 'edged St. Mary's 5-3. pene se Peony first was on a Scoring for the Combines were passing piay from Gary Arm- tnd ag Mab di and W. strong to Danny Armstrong to (2). For the losers, Clouthier. Cl A Tony Flontek scored twice and . louthier followed B. Hurst notched a singl with two unassisted goals, when| 'st Joseph' dged Wel ro he eluded St. Greg's slackened|s >" coqr4 Ma te oly Cross defence. Other scoring plays|Te, 'yy feed or St. Joe's was were by P. Brady: from A. La-|,©" McAvoy, assisted by Greg Lacroix, A, Lacroix from J.|Bt¥ant, Jim Brooks from. John Powers and R. Rajca, Gary Bathe and Pat Normile, Joe Armstrong from Clouthier. Scor-|*id from McAvoy. St. Joe's) ing f picked up three penalties. Scor- g for the losers were L. Char- ling for Holy Cross were L.. Wry popneau and Mike Murphy frO™ | from W. Donnelly and T, Eld- BM ridge from R. Richard. Holy PEE WEE: Cross drew four penalties. In Pee Wee action, there were| St. Gertrude's smashed St. two shutouts, St. Mary's over|Gregory's 9-1. Scoring was well- St. Hed.-Philip's 4-0 and St./Shared by the winners -- M. Greg's over St. Gertrude's 3-0.|Clouthier (2), M. Bolye (2), Holy Cross nipped St. Joseph's|singles going to J. Rorabeck, T. 3-1. O'Reilly, b. Lacroix, D. Picard| Greg Reid sparked St. Mary's|and R. Mette. in their victory with two goals| With one minute to go in the and'good back checking. Singles|game_ M. Bryne scored on a were added by Tyler Higgins|pass from B. Peever, to spoil and Jim Nimish. Assists went to| W. Klamen's bid for a shutout. J. Seldziewski, G. Lambert, M. | Peppette, D. Freeman. | TRADE WINGER Danny Hebert led Holy Cross} LOS ANGELES with two goals and an assist.|Angeles Blades of the Western John Boivin notched a goal and|Hockey League Wednesday an assist. W. Stovell also earned |traded right winger Ed Kachur an assist. St. Joseph's only|to Providence of the American scoring play was by Len Powers|Hockey League for centre on a pass from Howey Cannon.|Harry Ottenbriet. Ottenbriet, Rene Beaucheman _tallied|27, is exnected to play for the twice for St. Gregory's. His first|Blades against Vancouver in goal came when Bob Linton put|Los Angeles Dec. 9. (AP) estern| Suddard and Harvey Balson handed out 16 penalties, all of them minors, evenly split be- tween the two teams. BRODIE SCORES FIVE The middle game was strictly a one-man show, as Dunc Brodie picked up five big tallies. The barrage started at the 25-second mark, then on his second shift Brodie again scored. Andy Mathews got one of these goals back immediately afterwards and the period ended 2-1, Roddy MacDonald knotted the count, when he scored an un- assisted goal at 3:45 but Brodie came right back with two quick tallies on one shift. In the final stanza, Brodie added another, then Larry Hoar closed out the scoring for the Flyers. Ron Wright picked up four assists on Brodie's goals. The Flyers also picked up five of thé seven penalties. The third and final game saw McGrath Plumbing defeat Mor- rison's B.A. 6-4, as John Hogg gained his first hat-trick of the young season. Hogg opened the scoring at the 5:00 minute mark of the first period on passes from Butch Dowe and Don Brooks. Morrison's roared back and dented the twine for two quick scores near the end of the per- iod, Joe Balson and Ray Pickle getting credit for the goals. In the second, Dowe slid |Hogg's rebound under Cliff Long jafter Long had stopped Hogg on a breakaway. Vic Georgeoft then scored an unassisted goal to again give Morrison's the lead but Dowe evened the count on a pass from Hogg just before the buzzer sounded. Hogg and Brooks gave Mc- Grath's the lead in the first six minutes of the third period but B.A. kept the pressure on until | |posession of first place. AT SIMCOE HALL The first Minor League game saw CKLB defeat Bolahood's 20- 17. The victory gave CKLB sole The marksmen for the win- ners were Joe Krasney with 14 points and Jeff O'Borne had six. For Bolahood's it 'was Brian Myers with six, Rick Bilinski and Ron McRoy had four each. Mike Skoblikowsky. picked up) three points to round out the scoring for the first game. In the second match, Police Assoc. defeated Kinloch's: 28-20. The point getters for the win- ners were Charles Marlowe with 16, Dave Calder and Rick) Lack had four each while Steve Minor And Biddy Basketball Action Basketball, sponsored by the Westmount Kiwanis Club, saw) Olives edge Bantings 13-10. The point-getters were John Boivin with «nine while Tom Pearson and Don |aienne Stuffer picked up two each. For! pyrons the Bantings squad, it was Ken Maples Embury with eight points. and! |Larry Norton collected two. for the winners Elenas defeated Maples 11-7 in the second game. For the winners, it was Jim Ba with) nine and John Jessup had two} points. The marksmen for the} Maples were Bill five and Charlie. Coburn collect- ed two points. Cobel with | The final game saw Avenues whip the Hurons 21-9. The point- getters for the winners. were Allan Boivin with nine, rio Candiveo had seven and /Nick Melnichuck picked up five. For the Huron tribe, it was Ken Jordan with six points and Dick Howsen rounded out the scor- ing with three points, Here-are the standings after four weeks of play: BIDDY LEAGUE WLT Pts, Avenues Bantings John Ovens, 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E,, OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 Ball and George Skoblikowsky picked up two points each. For Kinloch's, it was Larry Lloyd) with 15, Bob Shepherd had four, | Bill Melnyichuk picked up a| single point. } The final game saw Parts and! Services edge Firefighters 32-30. For the winners, Bill Langley picked up 17 points, Ron Kitchen had eight, John Davidson had two, Jim Baskerville collected four points and Bob Sargent picked up a single point. For) the Firefighters' squad, it was| Dave Mason with 10, Gord| Perki had eight. Tom Eld- rige and Harry Morrison col-| lected four points each. John Nestic and Bill Rajkovic round-| ed out the scoring with two points each. | LEAGUE STANDING CKLB 5 Bolahood's Parts and Service Police Assoc, Firefighters Kinloch's BIDDY LEAGUE GAMES | The first game in the Simcoe | Hall (Simcoe St.) Biddy League | McLaughlin Coal & Supplies - announce -- Faster 24-Hour Delivery Service -- With our Fleet of -- RADIO-CONTROLLED DELIVERY TRUCKS !! i Budget Plan - Automatic Weather-Controlled Delivery : "Turn To Modern Living With Oil Heat" TELEPHONE 723-3481 McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Ltd. 110 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA Arch Courtice tallied. They could not, however, get the equalizer as Bob Collins made several fantastic saves in the final five. minutes. lan McNam- ee gained three assists in his first game back in Oshawa after his stint in the Windsor Junior "B"" Spitfire camp. 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