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SPORTSCOPE BY GERRY SUTTON Did you know that 171,886 boys under the age of 18 took part in properly supervised hockey in 1963-642 This year many new faces will share the joy or sorrow of winning and losing during competitive action. These youngsters hold the spot- light until January 31 as Minor Hockey Week is held across Canada. The activities--which started on Saturday--covers Yeague and exhibition games with a special invitation to par- ents to watch their youths display their skills. Dedicated citizens give their time and efforts to make it possible for boys to Rave fun on ice. Here in Oshawa, President Cliff Maddock of the Oshawa Minor Association has three vice-presidents, John McLean,*Winston Brant and Bob Heard, who aid him throughout the season. Don Trotter and Murray Brant, both conveners and executive members, rate at the top of the list for their efforts. It is impossible to mention everyone who contributes a part in building better citizens for tomorrow. However, parents have all week to thank them by attending the minor games. OSHAWA BOXER IN GOLDEN GLOVES BID Bernie Guindon, considered one of the best welterweight boxers in this area, will take part in elimination bouts at Buffalo Tuesday in prepara- tion for the New York State Golden Gloves Championship. The best amateur fighters from Canada and New York State participate in these bouts with the winners ad- vancing to the N.Y. finals, In another week or two. In 28 fights, Guindon has only lost three times. He will also accompany Grant O'Reilly to Toronto on February 1 for : matches at Maple Leaf Gard- GERRY SUTTON ens, Members of the Oshawa Boxing Club, O'Reilly and Guindon will be fighting in the pre- liminaries to the George Chuvalo versus Floyd Patterson, 12- round bout. Although the Chuvalo-Patterson fight is staged at Madison Square Garden in New York, it is shown on eidphor at the Gardens in Toronto. The Oshawa Boxing Club has no reg- ular clubhouse where it is possible to train. The boxers usual- ly end up in Guindon's basement or go through their paces at the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club on Eulalie. It would be nice if these young fighters had a place of their own for training periods. GREEN GAEL ACES ON WESTERN TEAMS Ken Thompson and Neil Armstrong, two of the top play- ers who led Oshawa Green Gaels to the Canadian Junior La- crosse Championship, keep in shape by playing hockey during the off-season. Thompson is with Weyburn in the Saskatche- wan Junior League and claims 54 points, including 34 goals. Armstrong toils for Winnipeg Rangers in the Manitoba Jr. circuit . ... Marcel Boivin had a big night in the General Motors Employee Basketball League on Saturday as he picked up a record-tying 33 points. The mark was first set by Gary Vaughan two years ago... Some 550 students representing 176 high schools will compete in the Ontario track meet at Maple Leaf Gardens Thursday. A large contingent of Oshawa athletes are expected to attend. HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS Hershey 5 Pittsburgh 3 Springfield 4 Providence 1 Quebec 1 Rochester 10 Western League WLT F APt 2415 4158 130 52 2417 3131118 51 2020 4167 162 44 Victoria 2023 1153 157 41 Los Angeles 1824 1148 167 37 San Francisco 17 24 1 159 182 35 Saturday's Results San Francisco 3 Victoria 2 Portland 5 Seattle 4 Sunday's Results San Francisco 1 Seattle 8 Vancouver 5 Los Angeles 4 Ontario Senior WLT F APt 2111 1159 99 43 2111 0131 103 42 1715 0 141 135 34 Oakville 1218 1130156 25 Welland 622 0 9716512 Saturday's Result Guelph 5 Galt 2 Sunday's Result Galt 8 Oakville 4 Ontario Junior A WLT By THE CAN. ADIAN PRESS National League nae in Montreal 2312.7 Chi ° 9315 514411051 Toronto 18 16 11 125 108 47 Detroit 2016 6118 109 46 New York 1421 9 106 137 37 1129 4 96 150 26 Saturday's Results Boston 1 Montreal 5 New. York 1 Toronto 1 Sunday's Results Montreal 0 Boston 3 Toronto 1 Detroit 4 New York 2 Chicago 7 Wednesday's Games Chicago at Montreal Boston at New York American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 3017 117814461 2418 3159 135 51 19 23 3156 148 41 Springfield 18 25 3137 167 39 Providence 1626 1118 160 33 Western Division Rochester 3014 2171 118 62 Buffalo 2218 4153 132 48 Pittsburgh 1821 4130151 40 Cleveland 1227 5122 169 29 Saturday's Results Buffalo 5 Cleveland 2 Quebec 3 Hershey 5 Baltimore 5 Pittsburgh 0 Roch 2 Springfield 5 'Sinday's Results Baltimore 5 Buffalo 3 Dixie Captures Muskoka Prize Portland Seattle Vancouver Galt Guelph Woodstock Quebec Hershey Baltimore Niagara Falls Toronto Peterbor'gh Oshawa Montreal Kitchener St. Catharines 10 20 Hamilton 8 20 Saturday's Result on 3 Peterborough 9 Sunday's Results Kitchener 1 St. Catharines 6 Niagara Falls 4 Montreal 0 Hamilton 3 Toronto 3 Tuesday's Game Peterborough at Oshawa SUNDAY 7 157 164 39 6 149 145 32 |Hamilt ING! Detroit Red Wings' centre Alex Delvecchio (10) is sent flying after taking block by Toronto Maple RACE STILL TIGHT Bruins By THE CANADIAN PRESS | There is still little daylight) showing between the positions of the top four teams following| five weekend National Hockey League games. Seven points separated Mont- real Canadiens from Detroit Red Wings before the games started and seven points separ- ate them now. The league-leading Canadiens| dropped Boston Bruins 5-1 in (Montreal Saturday only to have the cellar-dwellers emerge from their winter hibernation on home ice and 'shut out Mont- real 3-0. Chicago Black Hawks re- mained within two points of the league leaders by thrashing New York Rangers 7-2 in Chi- cago Sunday, their lone week- end game. | RED WING SENT FLY- Hawks Triumph 7-2 4 os = a Leafs goalie Johnny Bower in first period action at De- troit last. night. Delvecchio came in to take a shot and Bower skated out of net and Blank Habs, pui him down with a slid- ing block. Both ended up on their backs. Toronto's Andy Bathgate is behind the two. --(AP Wirephoto) | | | league with 58 points. Toronto PARENT STARS with three goals after the nine- minute mark, Defenceman John Arbour got the final goal for the Flyers with less than a minute to go in the third period. PETERS SCORES THREE Captain Jimmy Peters scored all three Hamilton goals against Toronto Sunday. Gerry Meehan, Wayne Mosdell and Doug Dunville scored for Marl- boros. Peters also scored a_ goal Saturday but was unable to stem the tide. Andre Lacroix led the scoring for the Petes with two goals, one each going By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bernard Parent, goalie for Niagara Falls Flyers, chalked up his second shutout of the season as Montreal Junior Ca- nadiens 'were blanked 4-0 on home ice in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A_ series Sunday. The win pushed the Flyers further into the lead in the Marlboros,; who tied 3-3 with Hamilton Red Wings Sunday, remained in second place, three points back. Peterborough Petes trounced Hamilton 9-3 Saturday to Flyers Extend Lead With Shutout Win Ineri THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Jenuery 25, 1965 7 U.S. Swimmers Beat Canada By ARCH MacKENZIE ARLINGTON, Va. (CP)---The United States won the 12th in- vitational swimming meet with Canada Saturday, piling up 355 points to Canada's 151. ' American swimmers now lead the annual event with 10 victories to two, Canada picked up six firsts in the 50 events, one tie for first and eight seconds. Canada's individual star was Patti Rothwell, just turned 13, a Toronto native now living in Chicago. She won two of her three starts and took a second. The other big gun was Dan yd 4. ten ah a member 0 jada's ic team at Tokyo, who goo | two firsts. to Mickey Redmond, Jim Pat- erson, Johnh Vanderburg, Dan Grant, Dale Watson, Don Her- riman and George Godson. Nick Libbett and Gary Doak were the other Hamilton marksmen. The Black Hawks were in- spired Sunday he two - goal efforts of Ken Hodge and Brian McDonald. Doug Reid and Bob Sicinski got one each. Jim Keough's bid for his first Junior A shutout was ruined by Kitchener centre Sandy Fitz- patrick, who scored on a 12- ue early in the third tighten their hold on third place. St. Catharines B1 ack Hawks edged to within three points of sixth and final play- off position Sunday by downing Kitchener Rangers 6-1. Parent saved the day for Ni- agara Falls by stopping several hard shots from the Junior Canadiens as the Flyers got off to a slow start. However, right- wingers Ted Snell and Bill Goldsworthy and centre Derek Sanderson tipped the scales WEEKEND STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ken Wharram, who scored two goals including the winner and picked up an assist in Chi- cago Black Hawks' 7-2 pasting] | of New York Rangers in Chi-| cago Sunday night. Ed Johnston, who made 30 saves while Boston Bruins de- feated Montreal Canadiens 3-0 Sunday night in Boston to give) him his third shutout of the sea- son. Larry Jeffrey, whose winning goal Sunday night in Detroit! Red Wings' 4-1 victory over Toronto Maple Leafs in Detroit was only his second of the sea- son. oes BILL WHITE Generals ing in the first period with a; Tom Williams and Forbes 50-foot shot and New York's|Kennedy scored for Boston in) Camille Henry tied the game|the first and Ab -McDonald) before Ken Wharram scored to|ended the scoring in the second| put the Hawks ahead for good.|with his fifth goal of the sea-| Wharram scored again in the|S0n and 100th of his eight-year) second period before teammate|NHL career. al Mikita tallied. Mikita also| The loss was Montreal's first picked up two assists to leave|'o Boston in nine games and| him 10 points behind Hull in the|Snapped a four-game Canadien| league scoring race and 10| winning streak which started| points ahead of his nearest chal- when Worsley replaced Charlie) lenger. His assists are tops in Hodge in the nets. | the league. GOAL MARKS RETURN Dennis Hull, Doug Mohns and} Canadiens whipped the Bruins Phil .Esposito scored for the|5-1 the night before on, home Hawks in the third period while|jce as Jean Beliveau marked Vic Hadfield scored the second|his first appearance after an 11- Ranger goal. game layoff by opening the Detroit bombarded Toronto|scoring with a 40-foot shot. goalie Johnny Bower with 42) Ed Westfall tied it in the sec- shots Sunday in closing the gap|ond when referee Frank Ud- between third and fourth place.|vari signaled his poke during a ser GOAL DISPUTED cramble had crossed the goal line, overruling th al judge. Parker Macdonald and Larry 8 a rae tart Peterborough Petes make their final visit of the OHA Junior 'A' regular schedule here at the Civic Auditorium Tuesday night and hope to Jean Beliveau, who returned after an 11-game layoff with an injured knee to score the first goal in the 5-1 Montreal victory over Boston in Montreal Satur- day night. ibreak a jinx. against Oshawa Dickie Moore, veteran left-| Generals. winger who scored his first goal) The Petes -- third in the in two seasons Saturday night|eight-team league -- haven't to earn Toronto a 1-1 tie with|heaten Generals in Oshawa or New York. after being almost|Bowmanville in the last six directly responsible for the Ran-| games, dating back to Dec. 11, ger goal. 1963. A Generals and Petes have met NHL BIG SEVEN six times this season with Osh- awa holding a 4-2 edge. Osh- awa is in fourth place and trail By THE CANADIAN PRESS The big stars of the Chicago Black Hawks continue to domi- the Petes by seven points. Bill White (jeft), Oshawa's nate the Big Seven scoring par- ade in the National Hockey hard-working centre, could have a lot to say about Tues- League. Bobby Hull assisted in three day's game. White has man- aged only seven goals but has goals in Chicago's 7-2 pounding of New York Rangers Sunday been. a standout player in penalty - killing and checking roles. Petes On Tuesday BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL Most Populer Cars WE DO ALL THIS... %* Pull Front Wheels % Adjust Brakes to full contact %& Inspect wheel cylinders and grease seols %& Inspect front brake tin (front brakes weor * Add brake fluid, if needed % Inspect and lubricate emergency brake linkage @ENERAL TIRE CHUCK GODDARD Tackle Bob Marshall Nick Beverley Armand Giroux Martin Buchar BAD BOY perinitety SELLS FOR LESS! FREEZERS - 21 CU. FT. R.C.A, VICTOR 3-WAY HOME THEATRE GENERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA 8 7 1 534 Ritson Rd. South 0 728-6221 5 Year Gucrontee made by Beatty, Free food plan. Free delivery, PRICED FROM Rangers shared the same fate) as Toronto Maple Leafs. They|Jeffrey put Detroit ahead in the tied 1-1 Saturday in Toronto|first to stay. Ed Joyal made it then both lost Sunday. 3-0 on a disputed shot which ref- Detroit Red Wings closed to|cree Vern Buffey ruled as a within a point of the third-place|$°al although the goal light did John Ferguson scored for Mont-|night to remain on top with his real 19 seconds later. league-leading 37 gala and 26 Henri Richard scored in the/ assists for 63 points third and helped set up both of] Teammate Stan Mikita scored Dick Duff's goals 37 seconds|once and assisted twice to stay apart in the final 90 seconds Of|in second place with 53 points, erals plenty of trouble as he usually does, Goddard, in his last junior season, is one of the better netminders in the cir- Goaltender Chuck Goddard (right) will likely give the Gen- Changer, 23" TV all in one Walnut Cabinet. Free Home Service. VALUE FM/AM Radio, 4 Speed Automatic $479.00 F APt 8 168 117 58 4 164 214 30 7 150 174 27 9 134 182 25 Leafs by downing Toronto 4-1 Sunday in Detroit in the Wings' single weekend game. New York is fifth, nine points back of Detroit while Boston is 2% points shy of the last play- aff position. INCREASE LEAD Chicago's big splurge helped fatten the big leads Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita hold over other NHL scorers. Hull was held scoreless in his race to break the league goal-scoring record of 50 goals but picked up three assists. He has 37 goals. Chico Maki. opened the scor- not go on. Toronto rookie Don Ellis spoiled Roger Crozier's bid for a_second shutout in a row. Gordie Howe ended the scor- ing with his 14th of the season. Andy Bathgate returned to the lineup for the first time since breaking his thumb Dec. 20 but had only. two shots on goal. Last-place Boston turned in one of its best efforts Sunday by out-shooting and out-playing Montreal. Ed Johnston made 30 saves in posting his third shut- out of the season while Gump Worsley had to kick out 33 shots in the Montreal nets. OTTAWA (CP) -- Delegates to the Canadian Lacrosse Asso- ciation annual meeting feel CLA Delegates Change Promotion Thinking spots. Jim Naish of Port Credit, OLA president, noted that his group organized some 20 clin- cuit. He is the only goalie who 23" BIG SCREEN TV BRACEBRIDGE, Ont. (CP)-- A rink skipped by Arlie Cole of. Dixie, Ont., carried off the $4,500 Muskoka Trophy Sunday in the annual Muskoka interna- tional bonspiel. | The Dixie rink defeated a North Bay. rink skipped by Her- man Brohmann 9-7. Earlier, Cole won over Tiny Herman of the Ottawa Curling Club 6-3 and Harold Thompson of Huntsville, Ont., 74. . Art Hoare of Orangeville, Ont., took the Huntsville Trophy by beating Tom Mat- thew of Weston, Ont., 11-6. Ar- nott Adamson of Huntsville won the Gravenhurst Trophy over Allan Knapp of Gravenhurst 9-8. International League Des Moines 1 Port Huron 5 Muskegon 4 Dayton 5 Central Professional Omaha 1 Minneapolis 6 St. Paul 2 Memphis 2 St. Louis 2 Tulsa 2 - Eastern League New York 2 New Jersey 4 Clinton 0 Long Island 1 New Haven 2 Knoxville 7 Greensboro 7 Nashville 8 Ontario Junior B Wallaceburg 0 Windsor 7 London Nationals 4 Sarnia 7 Thunder Bay Junior Fort William Canadiens 8 Fort Frances 1 Manitoba Junior Winnipeg Rangers 5 Winnipeg Monarchs 2 they have overcome one handi-|ics in various areas of the prov- cap in their promotion of the|ince last year with good turn- game--thinking at the regionaljouts in almost every one. instead of the national level. | He said there are 20,000 play- The emphasis at the meeting,/ers in OLA territory, from the which opened Saturday and lt eee gains lB abbot g ' i |Eastern erosse Association, a th eee pic bile ©" | responsible from Kingston east : ; ld |into Quebec, turned out a heav. The meeting heard proposals is ic tid , phe ig heard proposals |representation for the meeting Sunday for international com- petitions to be held during Con- ee 2 ee est in the game in Quebec. federation celebrations in 1967 that could provide a big boost The OLA suggested interest t : A could be spread by staging of for the game the 'white man ihe Tast-Westplaytis. fr' the ada and which' all lacrosse de- page in senior lacrosse votees regard as the true na- i Minto Cup in junior tional sport: lacrosse in "virgin" areas It also got reports on a "how a oe i i known. to" movie about lacrosse, pre-| Mery Ferguson of Vancouver, Film play. : |made up of 16 goals and a Veteran Dickie Moore was|league-leading 37 assists. both the hero and the goat in| Norm Ullman of Detroit Red Toronto's tie with New York Wings ended up still in third Saturday. ; place, 10 points back of Mikita, His poor clearing pass at the|by picking up an assist in De- start of the third period was|troit's 4-1 victory over Toronto picked up and scored on by|Maple Leafs Sunday night. Donnie Marshall. Then Moore} The leaders: scored with less than five min- A utes to go by deflecting a hard 26 slapshot from defenceman Kent 37 Douglas. 22 Moore's goal was his first 23 since he came out of a year's 23 retirement to test a gimpy 23 knee. 28 G 37 16 21 17 16 14 9 R. Hull, Chicago Mikita, Chicago Ullman, Detroit Provost, Montreal Esposito, Chicago Howe, Detroit Goyette, New York Ron Buchanan Bobby Orr Wayne Cashman Bill Little .|Bill Bannerman Danny O'Shea Bill White Chris Hayes Jim Booth Chris Roberts Bob Kilger hasn't missed a game this year. GENERALS' SCORING G A Pts. 36 72 39 64 32 50 21 4 22 32 17 (27 412 4 7 8 8 BUY KI} ra nist *< Comfort SS Savings uGLASSES Now a European Styled frame improved wpon and made ia North America of the most modern and distinctive materials. The "BARON" is a new type contour bridge frame. 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