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ae ot Bi shint ha ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP Oshawa Is Host To Schoolboy Curlers Rirks from eight districts, in cluding last year's championg are to meet here Saturday fot the right to represent Ontarie at the Canadian school curling championship, February 15-19 in 10. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jenuery 14, 1965 SPORTS MENU "Everything From Soup To Nuts' By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Biddy League Cage Action "| In the first game of the Sim- coe Hall (Simcoe St.) Biddy Basketball League, Bantings edged Avenues 8-6. The point- getters for the winners were Kenny Embury and Mike Brise- bois with four each. The marks- men for Avenues were Alan Boivin with four and Mario Can- onico with two points. In the second game, Maples tripled '"e score on the Huron tribe, 18-6. For the winners, it was Tommy Edwards with eight Len. E. Peer of Guelph, chair- man for Ontario School Curl- ing, and Jack Judge of Osh- awa, championship chairman, will be conducting the event. Pepsi-Cola. Canada Ltd. in- Valkerville Collegiate Institute; Midland Secondary School; Don 'fills Collegiate Institute; Moira Secondary School, Belleville; Cakville High School; St. John's College, Brantford, and Napa- RON BUCHANAN, the laddie-buck who has/been the bellwether of the Generals' attack this season and. has shared the team's leadership with defenseman Bobby Orr, has had his qualities recognized. Buchanan has been named team captain of the Generals with Bill White as his assistant captain. The switch gives. the Generals an "active" cap- tain, replacing Danny O'Shea, the Ajax puckster, who suf- fered torn knee ligaments on November 30 and except for a brief trial run in Montreal, missing from the lineup for an active member of the Gen just after Christmas, has been 16 games. O'Shea's status as erals is still in doubt. Buchanan's promotion to the rank of team captain, and S\points, Bili Cobel had six and/Fredericton, N.B. Alex Ghersini picked up four points. The final game saw Elenas whip Olives 15-7. The scorers for Elenas were Jimmy Bak with seven, John Jessup with six and Randy Jordan, who collected 2 |two. Olives' marksmen were John Boivin with four and Ron- ald Burnay, who rounded out They beat out trict High School this one-day, competition. John Harris, 18, and his tean> mates from Owen Sound Co' legiate and Vocational Institute, are defending champions and Pepsi-Cola Trophy holders. Hanover Dis in division nlaydowns to earn a berth intc single knock-out the scoring with three points. nee District Secondary School. The Harris rink again in- cludes Pete Whitehall, vice, Jim McGill, second, and Doug MeNeill, lead, all 17. At last year's Canadian i in Regina, they tied Britis Columbia and Alberta for sec- ond place, each with a six-won, four-lost record. Kirkland Lake's Bobby Ash, represent- curs travelling expenses for all teams coming into Oshawa, as part of its Canadian Junior Sports Development Program aimed at youngsters under 19, Your Satisfaction is Our Aim ing Northern Ontario, went on to gain top honors after break- ing an unpredecent three-way tie for first. place with. New Brunswick and Saskatchewan in a special playoff. The trio had compiled a 7-3 record. A title for the Harris rink would mark the third straight year that an Owen Sound rink is representing Ontario at the national event. ae | Other rinks to compete are: Neighborhoods Pee Wee Results WOODVIEW 6, BATHE 1 Scorers: G. Tresise (2), R. Aliverd (2), L. Kissock (1) and) J. Morrison (1), Bathe -- T.| Lloyd. EASTVIEW 3, CONNAUGHT 2) Scorers: Eastview -- R. Soro-| ---------- FRI, JAN. 15th-8:30 P.M. chan (1), C. Smegal (1) and K.| 5 ---GREAT BOUTS - 5 Stinson (1), Connaught -- J.) Y 1 i NO PRICE INCREASE BROOKSIDE 3. : Blohm and R. Beauchmin. | Cc fF VALLEYVIEW 2) HARMAN 3, SOUTHMEAD2 | BULLDOG BROWER oigied Scorers: Brookside -- Arbuckle| Scorers: Harman -- R. Foster) vs (3). Valleyview--G. Reid (2). (2) and N. Sirko (1). Southmead B ANDY ROBIN FERNHILL 1, KINGSIDE 1 |~ ®: Bulger @). TAG TEAM Scorers: Fernhill Brian} LAKE VISTA 2, STORIE 1 ct csilell The Tolos Brothers Holdaway. Kingside--R. Baxter.| Scorers: Lake Vista--H. Ross NIPIGON 6, RUNDLE 1_ |(2- Storie--L. Whyte. 4 vs. Toni Parisi & Pat Flanagan @ SPECIAL ATTRACTION e Scorets: Nipigon -- N.. Oke (2), R. Gibbs (2), G. Hewitt (1) i TERRIBLE TED 600 Ib. Wrestling Bear vs GENE DUBOIS All Cars Ca Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS LTD. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-589 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN also White's elevation, should _ give these two performers added spark for the big big weekend that faces the Generals. The "Petes" are coming on Saturday night and word is out that a large con- tingent of Liftlock City fans will be on hand to cheer their boys along. On Sunday after- noon, Generals invade Maple Leaf Gardens to tangle with the Marlies and proof that Marlies are out to win this one is given in the news that Toronto Leafs will let Selby return to his Junior uniform for this one. 'nim A aa _ | Results of games played Sat- urday, Jan. 9, at the Chil- dren's Arena in the Neighbor- hood Association's Pee Wee Hockey League are as follows: N. OSHAWA 2, SUNNYSIDE 1 Scorers North Oshawa-- Larry Hopkins and Allan Bathe. Sunnyside--Cook. een aI: x x x x GOAL-KEEPING is threatening to become a major. problem, or at least a serious one, for coach Jim Cherry and general manager Wren Blair. Dennis Gibson is to see the club doctor today. It appears he has a nervous condi- tion and what has pin-pointed the seriousness'of this is the fact that he has lost some 15 pounds in the past few weeks. If the "Doc" thinks Gibson is unfit for action, he may order a couple of weeks' rest. It could be that the Generals' net- minder is finding the tension too much. He is likely too young to have "goalie's ulcers" as yet. If the medical checkup sidelines Gibson, then the club will have to use either Ian Young or Duncan Wilson, both members of the Generals' affiliate club, Whitby Dunlops, of the Junior "B" Metro League. They are allowed three games each, in high- er ranks, as of January 1, after which they must "stay up". x x. = x LOU ANGOTTI, the 26-year-old rookie centre of New York Rangers has come up with an observation, which a lot of hockey fans will certainly endorse. He says there are few "'clean goals" scored in the NHL and one reason is. that many pros have difficulty executing fundamental moves. "By clean goals, I mean those that are scored on clear-cut plays, with finesse in stick-handling and shooting, in other words" -- is the way he put it. He added most goals are scored from scrambles, blue-line slapshots or on screen plays and added the reason for the general lack of finesse can be traced to the amateur system. He said the amateurs play 80 many games in one season that they never have enough time to practise and learn the fundamentals and so they move into pro ranks without the benefit of this early train- ing. We think Angotti could have added that it's a vicious cycle. We agree with his ideas but we'd also like to point out that not. only do the young amateurs copy the style of NHL players they watch -- but with the Junior teams almost BAFFLES 'BLONDE BOMBER' of Chicago Black Hawks in a game at Toronto last night. The contest ended in the first scoreless tie of the BOWER Toronto Maple Leaf goal- ey season, puck). (Arrow points to --(CP Wirephoto) loos Fine Harvey, Removes Helmet QUEBEC (CP) -- Two play-| NAMED CO-ORDINATOR Ringsides Sold Only at the Cosino Rest. 1.50 General Admission 1.25 Children under 14 1.00 PAT MILOSH -- Promoter OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM . tender Johnny Bower foils a scoring attempt by NHL scoring leader Bobby Hull las And Polari At as n oO aris ers of the American Hockeyjand W. Schell (1). Rundle--R.| CALGARY (CP)--Earl Luns- League Quebec Aces were fined|McConkey. ford, former all-star fullback ® bd by the club for removing their) |with Calgary Stam helmets in Tuesday night's| BAKER 2, RADIO 1 | cary Steere ir 1960 came in Baltimore against the| Scorers: Baker -- D. Bathejand 1961. has been appointed me Clippers. on = oul dia Radio--R.|minor football co-ordinator. of PLUS 2 OTHER EXHIBITIONS ; sibs ' " |The players are defenceman|>Uncncombe. ______jthe Western Football Confer- ante Slmese Hall Bors! Clibjwhile John Bistak tale' "Doug Harvey and rightwinger| jence club the Stampeders an- JOHNNY POWERS vs. PAUL DIMARCO ys. joe igepse carder cioaflag i aca [Cleland Mortson, Amount of the) QT) COUNTRY nounced Tuesday, Lunsford, whol] The Magnificent Duke Noble | ALEXANDER THE GREAT Mi the Atlas and Polaris) _MEDINSKI LEADS WAY fines was not revealed. | left Calgary after the end of the Bus Service To and From the Auditorium ae ' '| Greg Medinski paced Nickis) Quebec last month became] SOCCER SCORES MES senech) $0: tame 5 Senne 'Action resumed in the Ieague|to the one-sided victory over|the first Canadian professional and assistant coaching position last Saturday with Polaris nip-|Redstones with 17 points. Jerry|hockey team to make the hel- jin Stillwater, Okla., will assume ping Saturns 24-21, Nickis whip-| Reynolds notched ten points and) mets compulsory. The decision) LONDON (Reuters)--Results|his new duties here Feb. 1,} ped Redstones 29-5 and "Atlas | Dave Greski added the other followed head injuries to Que-\of Old Country soccer matches) Lehew said. | walloped Beaumarks 36-17. i two. {bec defencemen Jim Morrison) Wednesday: _ Both Atlas and Polaris now; Wayne Ormiston got three|and John Hanna. ENGLISH F. A. CUP haye 18 points, seven. more than points for Rai ye gr and Les|~ Pn ae Third Round Replays third-place Nickis, Beaumarks|!nacs picked up two. Sheffield W 0 Everton 3 remained fourth with ten points. , BASKETBALL SCORES Shrewsbury 3 Man City 1 bof Yar dda NBA SCOTTISH F. A. CUP POLARIS TOPS SATURN In the final contest, the Atlas 'All-Star Game "First Round Repla The Polaris boys extended/team -- sparked by Ed Hane-east 914 West 128 Steinhousemuir 1 Berwick 0 Saturns' winless string to ten|Wich, had little trouble defeat- wast 214 West 16 Seannowemae 2 ee games in a close-checking|in& Beaumarks. : match, which was decided by|, Hanewich, the league's scor- the recovery of rebound shots|ing leader, notched 20 points from the backboard. and extended his total to a Bill Wayling was the leading|Whopping 112 points, Other O.H.A. Jr. ""B"' Hockey all sponsored by an NHL club, the Juniors are also guided to this type of shoot-rush-scramble technique. scorer for the winners with 1 points. Drew Allman followe with six, Doug Peeling (5), and 1|marksmen for the winners were) q|Dave Tutton (5), Rob Muir (5),| Peter Andrews (4) and Ken Cun- Saturday, Jan. 16th - 2:30 P.M. KINGSTON WHITBY FRONTENACS DUNLOPS WHITBY ARENA HEATED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Admission: Adults 1.00 Students with cards 50¢ Robert Kennedy (2). For Sat-|fingham (2), urns, Andy DeJohn and Milford), Andy Kit had six points in a, Masters had six points apiece. |!osing cause for Beaumarks.| notched five, | Whi Pe at five,|Wess Patterek Brian ite picked up Wayne Ormiston had four and) Lions Win es Midget Tilt | VS. Whitby Industrial League Goalie Roy Young Injured meet Nickis; Saturns versus Atlas and Polaris tangles with An unfortunate accident) »Mert Janveaux, Art Holliday, Redstones. marred the fun and enjoyment|Mike McStravish, with one of the regular weekly triple-japiece, did the scoring for Cor- header of the Industrial Hockey|ner Store, with McStravish hav- League's schedule action at/ing two assists and singles going : Whitby Arena on Sunday, whenjto Janveaux, Bill Stacey, Goaltenders had a rough time goalie Roy Young, ofthe Maine|Larry Batherson and Ralph in Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso- Maritime team, suffered a bro-\Seamons. They also had four|Ciation Midget League play at ken collar-bone, in a spill near| penalties. the Children's Arena last night. his "citadel". CANADIAN TIRE, 7 _ Thirty-six goals were scored ROBSON LEATHER, 7 HOUDAILLE, 2\in the three games with Lions MAINE MARITIME, 6| Terry Skelcher scored three| racking up the highest total -_ Robson Leather nosed out|goals and Jack Trail potted a|2 10-2 victory over Rose Bowl. Maine Maritime 7-6 in the first\pair, to pace Canadian Tire to|!n the other contests, Canadian game of the tri-bill and without|their clean-cut win over Hou-|/ezion and Firefighters battled doubt, the regrettable injury to|daille Industries. Otto Jankow-|'0 @ 7-7 draw, while Kiwanis their goalie "shook" the Mari-|ski and Gregg Skelton e ac h|downed Kinsmen 73. time boys, to the point that theirjadded one to round out their; Lloyd Beaule and Chris Weeks SNOW TIRE CERAUE GENERALFIRSTLINENYGEN (7 performance after that was not up to usual form. while Gary Mitchell, Bernie Guindon, Rick Craggs and Brianjeach getting one assist. They Wright each scored singletons. Mitchell and Wright also earned a pair of assists each, with lone assists going to Miller, Guindon and Reid McConnell. The win- ners drew six minor penalties and a misconduct. Bob Smith, with two goals, was the best for the losers. Roy Ellis, George Begley, Greenberg and Larry Ruby each notched one, with assists going to Begley, Smith, Jim Clyke and Tim Turner. They had four minor penalties. ACE ELECTRONICS, 9 NE, 3/"eporters at his hotel that CORNER STONE, expects to resume training Ace Hlectronics disposed of forthcoming|Irwin, Ron Sutton and Peter the Corner Store 9-3, no doubt aided by modern sonar, solar, polar and other scientific gad- gets, to produce superior speed, skill and score-power. Paul Crowchuk was the powerhouse for Electronics, scoring four of their nine goals while Bill McBride, Hank . Greenan, Joe Kapuscinski, Art Brennan and 'Don Antosh shared Bob|C total. Six minor penalties. Sam Hadiuk and Terry Dunk Bob Miller headed the scor-|were the goal-getters for the los- ing for the winners, with three,jers with Ted Campbell, Sam Thompson and Jim Mulligan had eight minor penalties. Bobsled Captain Hurt In Spill practice run Wednesday. Emery, from Montreal, Monday for the world championships. two sleds in the two - man com big) the four-man competition Jan 30-31, in which they hope to match their stunning victory at the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria. ST. MORITZ, Switzerland| the scoring for Canadian Legion. (AP) -- Vic Emery, captain of anada's Olympic champion four - man bobsled team, suf- fered cuts and bruises when his sled overturned during a was |not seriously injured and told he The Canadians plan to enter petition Jan. 23-24 and two in jnotched three goals each in Lions' easy win. Ricky Scott fired two, while John Janetos and Tom Dart shared singles. Mike Conway and John Law- rance scored for Rose Bowl. High scorer for Firefighters was Harry Morrison with three goals. Doug Suppelsa picked up two markers with singles going to Don Suppelsa and Gary Mac- donald. Seven players shared in |They were Dan Logeman, Leon Jenkins, Mike Beamish, Dennis Hercia, Biff Forshee, John Ham- ilton and Dave McMaster. A three-goal effort by Steve Jarrell paced Kiwanis to their triumph over Kinsmen, Terry O'Neil added two markers, while Mike Rose and Terry Woods got the others.. Terry Pigeau clicked for the losers In the lone Bantam match, -|Canadian Tire and Local 1500 fought to a 3-3 draw. Paul Mc- .|Vety, Paul Williams and Paul Clark were the marksmen for Canadian Tire, Don Picard, John Cuthbert and Tony Fontek tallied for Local 1500. 'SILENT SAFETY' y WINTER CLEATS ee eas ry SAVE! SAVE! b a 40% \\ Y on a KKEEKKKKKRK EK KKK KEK GB i ms is a a rc cal \% Sale On While Present Stock Lasts! 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