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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Jenuery 26, 1969 GAIN ON LEADERS Whitby 'Dunnies' boro '- Bomb Peter By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Dunlops took over sole possession of second place in the Metro Junior B hockey league last night with a convinc- ing 6-0 trimph over Peter- borough Bye Rites. Victory moved the Dunlops to within seven points of league leading Etobicoke Indians. Defenceman Ricky Gay spark- ed Whitby with two goals and one assist. Danny Sandford, Phil Solomon, Mike Taylor and Bill Lastic shared singles. It was the first marker of the season for the hard-working Lastic. Bruce Myles earned three aSsists and Taylor picked 'up two. Ian Young was in goal for Dunlops and turned aside 23 shots without a flaw, The locals in the meantime peppered 32 drives at the Peterborough goalie. The Dunnies struck fast and hard as they built up a 3-0 lead in the first period, i creased it to 5-0 by the end of the second frame and picked up their final tally at the eight- minute mark of the third. The win was a very gratify- ing one for coach Pat Bake who hails from Peterborough. His charges had been faulted BILL LASTIC | Dixie on Saturday but really found their legs against Brampton 7-Ups at t | | they and jshooting irons in this contest. | The Dunnies, now that they lare back on the winning road, riwill be gunning for a_ victory Whitby Arena on Friday night for not going all out against'with game time called for 8 The high - flying Beaupre Spurs continued along the trail to the Oshawa Senior League's championship with a 7-2 victory over the Juvenile All-Stars last night. 0 ) 6.19 ingham 10.15, 2.55 lin Arena, McGrath's Plumbing Dunnies on their last visit here| Plumbing thumped Durno's Scoring five goals in the first playing hockey vandals broke much power for the young open Manager Ivan Davies'| istar, Terry Vail, led the win- gy ig gs gy Whlassists, Gordie Wilson had a money... -_ Rick THOMPEON | ont to Bob Bishop, Mike Gray Jim Blair and Ron Byrne also} she iatkamen? for. the way they have been doing, they|13_ penalties three weeks ago "'give us four| In the middle contest, Me- Dunlops were in fifth, 14 points} < the Flyers) to a draw, de- , Taylor (Gay) 2: Whitby, Sendtord McGrath's had to pick up 4. Whitby, Solomon (Myles SECOND PERIOD players but completely he Penalties --. Johnstone 7.15, In other games at the Brook- land Oshawa Discount House oclock, Brampton downed the fought to a 3-3 tie and Foley's and this has not set well with/Garage 7-2. the young Whitby team. wr SUST SALKING -- While the) BEAUPRE'S SHOW POWER Whitby players were on the ice period, Beaupre's--under coach in their bus and made off with|Frank Wilbur -- showed some goods. They also ripped venile prise . brief case and departed with} Former Oshawa Generals aaihe of the, Contents: A nowniners with two goals and four just how much was taken but| ' A ; it i i four-point night with two goals _ Ss how Ge f eset PAY two assists while singles missed the contest as he is still ; land Gene Supreka. nursing a badly bruised ankle.| Al Griffin and: Bon Barnoskd sat out the game... . If the were j losers, who took seven of the Dunlops continue to roll the| Handed out bY 1 . could make coach Baker quite|"eferee' Mel Suddard, 'a forecaster. He said about McGRATH'S EARN TIE weeks and we will be fighting|Grath's forced Oshawa for the top rung." At that time,|.oynt House (formerly known off the Bae eT PERIOD spite being drastically under- manned, 2. Whitby, Sandford ei ga hos goaltender Bob. Collins from Penalties -- Gay -3.06, | /Beaupre's and used only seven Dionne 14.20, Myles 18.14. 4. Whitby, Gay (Taylor, Myles) hustled the favorites 5. Whitby, Gay 9.02 Foster 8.55, Whittaker 16.31. Gay_ 17.10. goals for McGrath's with John THIRD PERIOD - 6. Whitby, Lastic (Myles, Lavender) 8.4 SPORTS MENU 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR AN OSHAWA RINK of women curlers, representing the Ladies' Section of Oshawa Golf Club, appears headed for the Ontario Silver 'D' championships, to be held at Port Arthur, Feb. 7-10. Mrs. Neil K. (Effie) Hezzelwood's rink emerged as division winners,.a couple of weeks ago, in their playoffs at Thornhill and yesterday, in the South-Eastern Zone playdowns, held at the Scarboro Golf and Country Club, the Oshawa four- some won both of their games. A win this morning, in the third round of the single round-robin series, will clinch their berth in the All-Ontario playdowns. Four division winners are contesting the zone honors and yesterday morning, the Oshawa foursome defeated Mrs. C. LaGroix's Trenton RCAF rink 8-7 and then took a 12-4 decision over Mrs, L. Tobin's Camp Bor- den rink, in the afternoon. The Oshawa Golf Club rink was scheduled to play Mrs. C. Laidley's Lindsay rink this morning, when an Oshawa win would clinch their berth in the All- Ontario finals at Port Arthur. In the event of a loss this morning, the Oshawa rink could be no worse than still tied for top honors, with Lindsay and perhaps the Trenton RCAF tink, The Oshawa rink is comprised of Mrs, Drew (Marg.) Jacobi; Mrs. Harry (Anne) Gay; Mrs. H. A. (Merlee) Law- fence and Mrs. Hezzelwood, skip. xX x x x WHITBY "DUNNIES" scored a 6-0 victory over the Jun- for "B" Petes, right in Peterborough last night. The two- : point win vaulted Dunlops into second place in their OHA Jun- ior "'B'* Metro League race, but still seven points behind the - high-flying Etobicoke squad. Whitby now has a total of 30 ; points, one more than Weston and Brampton, tied for third spot and two more than the fifth-place St. Mike's Buzz- ers. And only one point be- hind that again comes Mark- ham and Neil McNeil, tied for 7th place in this keen scramble, with 27 points apiece. While the Whitby win last night moved them up into second place, it also gave them one more game played than both Weston and Bramp- " : ton, so one or both could pass the "'Dunnies" again, when they play Thursday night. "Dunnies" are in action again this Friday night, at home to Brampton, who play in Dixie on Thursday, so may be a little , {Weary for their trip to Whitby. This could be the key game of the month for the '"'Dunnies", On Sunday afternoon, Dun- lops visit St. Mike's Buzzers: x x x x OSHAWA GENERALS have a similar schedule situation this week, to their Junior "B" affiliates, the "Dunnies". Gen- erals play Peterborough here at the Civic Auditorium tonight and while it is perhaps too much to expect a 6-0 win for the homesters, in this Junior "'A"' tilt, it would be extremely help- ful if the Generals could claim another win. They toppled the "Petes'"' here just 10 days ago and a win tonight would not only boost Oshawa's seasonal record over the Liftlock City squad but it would-also tighten the Gererals' grip on fourth place in the standings. Like Whitby Dunlops, our Generals have two more games before the week is out. They. play in Niagara Falls this Friday night and then visit Hamilton Red Wings on Sunday afternoon. By that time, Generals will have played 43 of their 56 schedule dates, leaving 13 games for the month of February and first week of March -- then comes the playoffs ! HOCKEY SCORES | STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | American League Eastern Division WLT F APt 31.17 1 183 147 63) 24.18 3159 135 51) 19 23 3 156 148 41) Springfield 18 25 3 137 167 39) Providence 1627 1121 165 33 Western Division Rochester 3014 2171118 62 Buffalo 22 18 4 153 132 48 You'll find just the length and Quebec Hershey Baltimore and screws. Ask for them today ! Use Them For... Penalties -- Lastic 6.17, McCarthy 14.16. Now In Full Bantam and Minor games in| co] . Ajax Girls s split Games the Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso-| ciation featured fast and rugged Ajax Fleming Shellettes split action last night. two games in regular league ac-| This was the third day of Osh- tion during the weekend. jawa Minor Hockey Week which The Shellettes walloped C0-|ands this Sunday. There is still| jhourg 11-1 in Cobourg on Friday|njenty of time to see some of jwith Colene Allen scoring fourithese youngsters play at the jgoals. 'Beaver' Midgley hadichiidren's Arena or the Civic |three markers, while Marlene) auditorium. |Gibson, Lynda McCord, Leona)' , Sleep and Joy Hercia completed! BANTAM LEAGUE the scoring with singles. | Police Association whipped Sunday night at Whitby, in|/Westmount Kiwanis 7-1 with} one of the best encounters of|Gary Bone and Les Kiraly scor- the season, Uxbridge came up|ing two goals each for the win- with a 2-1 win over Ajax. The|ners, Ed Hoams, Wayne Suds- Ajax girls are on top of the|bury and Howie Nesbitt account- league with Uxbridge in secondled for the other markers. Steve |place. Bird notched the lone goal for Goaltender Sher] Paradine led| Westmount. |Uxbridge to victory by playing} Scugog Cleaners nipped Hou- lan outstanding game. Colenedaille Industries 4-3. Mike Allen scored the only goal for|Clouthier, Bennett, * Ajax in the second period. \Wall and Charlie Rout taiuied The Shellettes face a full\for Scugog while Dave Pultz, schedule this week as they|Steve Warne and Len Villimere travel to Uxbridge on Thursday, |clicked for the losers. meet Orono at Cobourg on Fri-| Two goals by Pete Atkinson day and host Stouffville at the|and Dave Meier led Ernie Cay Whitby Arena Sunday night. to a 7-1 victory over Local 2784. 4 |Singles went to John Jessup, Robt. Rafferty \Mark Blanchard and Doug Grant. Dan Beatty counted the Former Coach Star K-W Dutchmen YTATT lone goal for Local 2784. KITCHENER (CP) -- Robert Rafferty, 38, former coach of the 1952-53 Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen who defeated Pentic- ton Vs for the Allan Cup, was found dead in his home Mon- day night. Rafferty was last seen Friday night and he is be- lieved to have died sometime Saturday. He was discovered by his mother, Mrs. E. V. Tray- nor. An autopsy will be held. Born in Oregon, he was edu- cated at St. Michaels College in \Toronto and lived in Kitchener jmost of his life. ture with their third win in 12] He took over coaching duties games. However, they, are still| i Ws ee ote Grn ee ee ee \s $ nd lea-| Hockey Association senior fisleun tending Tony's: was nals and then to the Allan Cup.) _ ' The Dutchmen were disbanded| Lucky Wills added the other) jin the spring of 1953. goal for the winners, while Paul) | He coached the University of/tran and Al Myles clicked for |Waterloo Warriors for seven|y)...afood years, until leaving in 1964. doteggttiter | --_-- _ Ross Hawe, in goal for the SWEDE CALLED UP jwinners, played an outstanding) Baltimore (AP)--Ulf Sterner,|game especially in the dying) i Swedish Olympic ace with|/minutes when Versafood pulled| loan' Wocey 'Piaaer ig oe netminder in an attempt to! called up by New York Rang-|8et the equalizer. lers for their Wednesday night} ye G o} jgame. Rangers of the National TONY'S GAIN LEAD ; [Hockey League, who have a In the other contest, Tony's| |working agreement, with Clip- Refreshments moved into sole} pers, needed help to replace Val|Possession of first place with a Fonteyne who injured his wrist|?-5 victory over Oshawa TV. 'Sunday night against Chicago. | Len Bobbie sparked the win-| A goal by newcomer | Beck late in the third period) gave Starr Furniture a come- from-behind 3-2 win over Versa-| food in UAW League hockey ac-| tion at the Brooklin Arena on Sunday. The loss. dropped Versa- lfood out of the league lead. Beck's marker, his second of} the game, came at the 17:35) mark and provided Starr Furni- Ever-So Practical -- For So Many Uses "HOBBY" TAPERED LEGS SETS OF 4-LEGS finish of tapered table legs you need rignt here! And complete 4-leg sets too! 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Al Dick was the top scorer for the Discount boys with two goals while Cal marker. FOLEY'S BEAT DURNO'S an with two goals and led Foley's ito their win over Durno's. | Once again this was a clean- jly played contest as only three iminor penalties were issued by toO|the officials with the winners) getting two of them. Other marksmen for Foley's were Joe Moffatt with two while Ted Whiteley and Ross Ward had one each. Wayne /Redshaw spoiled Gary Hoop- ler's bid for a shutout late in the third period. McGRATH'S WIN PROTEST At a league meeting on Sun day, the executive of the league unanimously voted to uphold McGrath's and Beaupre's pro jtests regarding the eligibility of Wayne Redshaw McGrath's lost the Jan, 17 a the lineup Beaupre's took lyictory over Durno's owing nig the game Individual scoring points will still count: in the statistics from the protested games, It fol to use Redshaw as a_ replace ers. 'Minor Hockey Week Swing "oanadian Tire defeated Coca Cola 5-2 behind the two-goal performance of Dale Paul Clark, Everett Butsma and Jim Badgley added _ singles Wolfie Jyna and Raymond Smith were the Coca Cola marksmen In the final contest, a picture goal by John Goodwin paced Bathe and McLellan to a 4-3 win over Local 1817. Terry Flintoff, Mike Hammond and Dave Rob- inson accounted for the other goals. Jack Williamson, John Tresise and Larry Lupel replied for the losers. MIDGET ACTION Five players shared in the scoring as Kiwanis defeated Canadian Legion 5-2. Mike Rose Paul Wilson, Larry McAvoy, steve Jarrel and Terry O'Neill scored singles for the winners. Dan Logeman and Beamish re- plied for Canadian Legion. In the other game, Firefight- ers downed Kinsmen 4-1. Maurice Pascal had two goals for.the winners while Doug Sup- pelsa and Gary Macdonald shared singles. Terry Erwin fired the lone goal for Kinsmen. Furniture Upsets Versafood Vern|ners with two goals and two as-|scheduled 12-rounder at Madi-| sists. Elmer Tran also played a standout game with one goa' and three assists. Singles went to Bob Kemp, Keith West, Bird and Harve. Burke. Vic Georgeoff figured in all of the losers' goals with two goals and three assists. Neil McMa- hon, Irwin shared singles. LEAGUE STANDINGS WLT Pts Tony's me | Versafood Oshawa TV Starr Furniture Blake accounted for the other Mike Weidmark broke out of eight-game scoring slump Butler, | Bob) Wayne Norris and Gord! | Oshawa Rink Leads Women's Zone Finals TORONTO (CP)--An Oshawa rink skipped by Mrs. Effie) nals of the provincial w curling playoffs. Mrs. Hevzelwood's rink de- feated Mrs. L. Tobin of Camp Borden 12-4 and Mrs, Carl Le- groix of Trenton 12-7, At the central zone finals in Hamilton, the Dixie rink, skipped by Mrs, Fern -Trwin, won its two games, Mrs, Ir-! win's rink defeated Mrs. Isabel) Armstrong of Lambton 7-4 and) Mrs, Jean Shaw of Parkway 12-! 5, | The provincial finals end to- day Flyers' Goalies Head Jr. Race TORONTO (CP) -- A pair of) sturdy goaltenders can take) jmuch of the credit for keeping Niagara Falls Flyers on top of the Ontario Hockey Associa) tion's Junior A series, The Flyers don't have a sins} omens} | | Dis-;match 8-4 with Redshaw: in aa gle man in the top 10 scoring) |leaders in the league, according) to statiatics released Monday, firat place ernie Parent and Doug Fa of the season, and each is Wayne Porteous notched two) ment for several injured play: among the leading goaltenders.|The three-game totals Pareht got his second shutout!s 491 for Bestway and 9,159 forlof @ second were very impor-| } of the season against Montreal \Junior Canadiens during the |weekend, the only goalie in the jleague with two shutouts to his jeredit, and dropped his goals against average to 2.47 in 22 1:4 games Only Duncan Wilson 6 Oshawa, who played 1 1-4 games land had a 2.25 average, ts higher in the standings | Favell stands fifth with a 3.43 the others ahead of him are {Peter McDuffe of St. Catha rines, who has played for only two periods, and Fernand Ri-| vard of Montreal, who has) played 8 1-3 games. They both have a 3.00 average. | Andre Lacroix of third-place |Peterborough Petes continues to jlead the individual scoring race with 94 points on 33 goals and a j\league-leading 61 assists. THE LEADERS G 33 42 3 35 36 ¢ 20 5 36 3 37 35 27 27 22 Pts Lacroix, Peterboro 94 Hodge, St. Catharines Laurent, Toronto Grant, Peterboro Corrigan, Toronto Buchanan, Oshawa Fitzpatrick, Kitch. Peters, Hamilton MacDonald, St. Cath. Hway, Kitchener Former Champ Picks Chuvalo | MONTICELLO, N.Y. (AP)-- |Barney Ross has joined Joe jLouis in picking Canada's George Chuvalo over ex-heavy- weight champion Floyd Patter- son in their Feb. 1 fight. | Ross, former welter and light- weight king, watched Chuvalo's 12-round drill at a resort hotel Monday and predicted the Tor- onto puncher would stop Patter- son within three rounds of the Oshawa Junior Skiers Hezzelwood took a 2-0 lead Mon-| On Saturday, Junior racers of day in the southeastern zone fi-|the Oshawa Ski Club, travelled to Georgian Peakes, Colling- wood, to enter the South Ontario Ski Zone "C" Class, Qualifying Races and Championships. and 10 per cent of these also qualified It should be noted that there are only approximately. half a doven boy. and girls rated in jthe "A and "B" classes in In a cold, biting wind of 30|/Southern Ontario, mph and with the mercury around the 5 degree mark, the juniors studied. the courses, climbed the hills, and then wait- ed their turn, to run the hard- packed ana often icy courses, laid out on the Bay Street Run for the Jr. 'girls, Sr. girls, Sr. ladies and Sr. men; and under the chair lift for the Jr. and Sr. boys. In each race, the top 40 per cent to finish automatically qualified t» enter the SOSZ Championships, to. be held at Craig Leith, Collingwood, Janu ary 30 and 31, The remaining 60 per cent had ja chance to re-run the wiih Curran Cartons Drop Decision ht but still protested)iiu: they remain three points! Toronto Bestway Cleaners de- ahead of Toronto Marlboros injfeated the Curran Carton girls from Oshawa 3-0 in Toronto La dies' Major five-pin bowling ae wasivell have alternated in the Ni-jtion on Saturday out-\also decided to allow Durno's\agara Falls goal since the start! The game scores were: 1,058 1,006; 1,243-1,089 and 1,160-1,085 were Oshawa Joyce Rell led Curran Cartons with 720. Mary Love had 641 \Joan Movers 602 for IA frames, OSHAWA GIRL THIRD With an entry of 37 in the girls 15-and-under, Jane Lang- maid, who skied an exception- ally fine race, placed third, with! a time of 27.9 seconds, only 4 second behind the winner. Linda Couse, of Georgian Peakes won, with a time of 27.4 jseconds, Dianne Gibson, also of Georgian Peakes, placed second with a run of 27.8seconds, The top 15 in this race quali- fied to enter the races next week and of these, the first 13 \girls had faster runs than the | winner of the girls in the over-15 c lass. ° With an entry of eight in the girls over 15, four'girls qualified with Barbara Holland of Osh- ywa placing third, with a time of 31.6 seconds. Pam. Ellison, Midland Ski Club, won with a \time of 31.2 seconds, and Judy \Dyon of Bethany came second Jo-Anne Conway, of the Oshawa Ski Club, just edged club-mate Donna Huxtable, to qualify for next week's race. With a large entry of 64 In the boys, 15 and under, Langmaid was the only one to qualify from Oshawa, Fractions) | fant here In the 30 top places ofity 5-2 seconds separated first | place from 40th, The winner J, GPSC, 27.4 seconds; Creed, and, E was Janet Peel 556, Helen Trott 497 | earn Don Valley, 28.3 and D ten frames BASKETBALL SCORES National Association Baltimore 104 Boston 142 fifor 22 and Mavis Taylor 247 for) ice, Don Valley, 28.5 sec: ands. Wleven boys had 31 sec. ends plus a fraction, Bob Saun- ders, of Craig Leith, was one of four to qualify in a hard fought | average in 18 2-3 games, bul) py que CANADIAN PRUSS Tern OSHAWA BOYS DO WELL in the hoys-over-15 event, Osh- with 31.4 seconds. In the rerun] | Bob] | Qualify In 'C' Classes awa boys made a very good showing, as only 18 out of 46 entered qualified on' the first run, Leading the way, for the Osh- awa club, was Dave Sampson, 28.8 seconés, followed by John Schofield and Bill Holland with a tie of 29.5 seconds, Right be- hind them was Glen Willson, 9.7 seconds Rob Stephenson, one of Osh- awa's be»! skiers, had the bad i'uck to miss a gate on his first run and just failed to qualify on his second, Winners of this event were P. Carson, Don Valley, 26 seconds; B, Carson, Don Valley, 27 sec- onds, with P. Wellstein, Battawa and D. Geddes, Toronto Ski Club, tied for third, Oshawa had no entries in the Sr Ladies' and Sr. Men's sec- tions. Also entered from Oshawa, were Paula Gifford, Bill Me Cullough, Mike | Armstrong, Doug Woodcock and Pat Wood- cock. i | 725-0522 725-0560 15 CHURCH STREET APPOINTMENTS W. L. 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