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i aa tae Se ee their brooms on the Domin- ONTARIO'S SIX leading ion Silver "D" Trophy in ladies of curling, line up the provincial champion- ship being sponsored in Port Arthur this week by Domin- SPORTS MENU BY GEORGE H. CAMPBELL Sports Editor of The Times OSHAWA GENERALS are moving into the crucial, closing phase of their OHA Junior "A" schedule dates .and the situa- tion is far from a happy one. Taking only a casual glance at the official standing, one might get the idea that the Generals were in a very happy position but actually, they can be far from content with the possibilities that exist. They, the Gen- erals, are currently clinging to fourth place and with the top six teams eligible for the post-schedule playoffs, that clinging act has to be a grim one. Montreal Canadiens are only two points behind but they have three more games to play than Oshawa. Kitchener and St. Catharines are tied for sixth place at the moment, seven points behind the Generals. Of the two, the Black Hawks have to be considered a real threat. They have two more games to play than both Oshawa and Kitchener. Adding this all up, it becomes apparent that since Generals have still got to play these teams that are now breathing right down their necks, they'll have to grab two points or even one, just as often as they possibly can. They get what is perhaps their best chance of the remaining sched- ule, here at home tonight. It's Hamilton Red Wings visiting the Generals at Civic Auditorium this evening and it should be a scorcher. The Red Wings figure they still have a chance to make sixth place, too -- so they'll be going all-out, like they did in that 11-10 win over St. Kitts, last week. THE WEEKEND saw the OHA meet out the equivalent of an 11-game suspension, to Oshawa's Danny O'Shea. The Gen- erals' former team captain, who had already missed about 20 games, due to a knee injury, finally got back into the lineup, about two weeks ago and in his second game, got into a fracas which involved a linesman and, to some extent, also the ref- eree, one Hughie McLean. The OHA Sub-Committee met on Saturday and, after hearing from all involved, settled on sug- gestions that ranged from a fine to a full-season suspension, to suspend O'Shea until March Ist. That meant eight more games, in addition to the three had already sat out. With Buchanan on the limp and O'Shea on the. sidelines, Oshawa's scoring punch is greatly muffled. Some fans have voiced irate opinions. This corner will admit that a little extra tol- erance would have been welcome, a big help to Oshawa's bid to retain a playoff position. However, the OHA could not be expected to be influenced by the fact that O'Shea had already 'missed 20 games this season, due to an injury, nor that the Generals are already riddled by injuries to other key mem- bers of the team. And also -- they wouldn't show any sym- pathy to the fact that O'Shea's suspension and Generals' slump might hurt the attendance at Civic Auditorium. OSHAWA GOLF CLUB members (ladies' section), happy and very busy yesterday, efficiently running off their annual two-day open bonspiel, (which by the way, concludes this even- ing, with The GM Trophy to the top winners) had their en- thusiasm dampened considerably yesterday when word came in from Port Arthur. "Effie" Hezzelwood and her Oshawa rink, bidding for the Ontario Silver "D" title and a bid at Dominion Diamond "D" championships, lost their first game, 11-9, in a heart-breaking last-end finish, to Fern Irwin's Dixie rink, 1964 Ontario champions. But in the second round, the Oshawa gals were whipped 15-1, which about kills their chances. However, they did come back with a great display of fighting spirit to knock off the unbeaten Sudbury rink, in their third round. The Oshawa rink may not win the Silver "D" but they've already established their popularity and they'll not be disgraced. ion Stores Limited. From the left, are: Mrs. Vivian McDougall, Northern On- tario champion from Sud- bury; Mrs. Jennie Walsh, Eastern champion from Kingston; 'Mrs. Effie Hez- zelwood, Southeastern cham; pion from Oshawa; Mrs. Elsie Forsyth, Northwestern champion from Port Arthur; Mrs. Fern Irwin, Southern central champion from Dixie and Mrs. Aileen. Kel- sall, Southwestern cham- pion from Niagara Falls. Thie winner of this single round-robin will advance to the Dominion Diamond "'D"' national championship, in Halifax, February 22-26. Dixie Ladies BTS A I Ie Lead Silver D' match Mrs. Kelsall defeated Mrs, Forsyth 11-8. HAD CLOSE. SHAVE It was a close shave for the McDougall rink in the match with Mrs. Kelsall Mrs. Mc- Dougali trailed 9-6 going into the opening round, in a final-|the ninth end, but managed a end thriller; Elsie Forsyth of three-ender to pull even coming Port Arthur 11-2 and Jennie|h PORT ARTHUR (CP)--A clean sweep Monday gave Fern Irwin of Toronto the third-round lead in the 1965 Ontario wom- en's curling final. Mrs. Irwin, the 1962 provin- cial champion, defeated Effie Hezzelwood of Oshawa 11-9, in | Walsh of Kingston 10-4 for a 3-0 record. Tied for second with 2-1 rec- ords were Aileen Kelsall of Ni- agara Falls and Vivian McDoug- all of Sudbury. Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Hezzelwood had 1-2 rec- ords. Mrs. Forsyth, the 1960 On- tario champion, was last in the six-rink single round-robin with three losses. : Mrs. McDougall, who shared the second-round lead with Mrs. Irwin, went down 13-8 to Mrs. Hezzelwood in a third - round match after beating Mrs. Kel- sall 12-9 and Mrs. Forsyth 9-4. In the other third - round ome, In the 10th and final end Mrs. McDougall put her first skip's rock behind a cluster of Kelsall guards to lay shot. Mrs. Kelsall tried to raise one of hers in, but bumped in an- other McDougall rock to scor- ing position and the Sudbury skip drew in for turee with her final rock. Mrs. Kelsall missed on last rock in an attempt to score, Earlier Mrs. Kelsall beat Mrs. Walsh 12-6, and Mrs. Walsh later defeated Mrs. Hezzelwood 15-1 in a second-round match. It was the widest victory mar- gin of the first two rounds. St. Mary's and St. Gregory's held their opponents scoreless in CYO Atom League hockey ac- tion during the weekend. Luke Charbonneau fired three goals to Jead St. Gregory's to a 9-0 win over St. Hedwig- Phillip's. P. Byrne tallied two goals while M. Murphy, M. Adams, D. Keeler and J. Dris- coll shared singleés. C. Hurst.and M. Balanger were tne marksmen for St. Mary's as they took a 2-0 de- cision from St. Joseph's. In the other contest, St. Ger- trude's blasted Holy Cross 5-1. Gary Armstrong sparked the winners with three goals and one assist. Allen Lacroix and Jean Clouthier added singles. CYO Atom And Bantam Hockey League Results Joe Lawsinuk got the lone goal for Holy Cross. BANTAM PLAY Three shutouts were recorded in the bantam division with St. Mary's, St. Gertrude's and St. Hedwig-Phillip's taking hard- earned victories. Tony Flontek and John Pudlis led St. Mary's to a 2-0 triumph over St. Joseph's. St. Gertrude's blanked Holy Cross 3-0, Scoring for the win- ners were M. Boyle, P. Brise- bois and T. O'Reilly. St, Hedwig-Phillip's took an easy 6-0 victory over St. Greg- ory's with Izdobski and W. Blanchard scoring two goals apiece. Beach and Brudek add- ed singles. MOTO-MAS extra-vire MUFFLERS Fast Expert Installation 85,000 NEW HUNTERS Approximately 85,000 Ontario} hunters are safer, better hunt-/ ers this year because they are graduates of the Hunter Safety Training Course. 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After all, the viva- cious Oshawa golf club skip did recover from a serious, mul- tinle hip fracture, to lead her rink to the Southeastern Ontario title, in the space of only a few months. : But yesterday, as the Domin- ion Silver "D" provincial la- dies' curling championship got underway here, she demon- strated that plucky persever- ance in the space of only a few hours. ' After losing a heartbreaking last-end 11-9 decision, to Dixie's Mrs. Fern Irwin and then ab- sorbing a humiliating 15-1 trim- ming from Kingston's Mrs. Jen- nie Walsh, Effie recovered to upset the previously unbeaten Mrs. Vivian McDougall rink from Sudbury 13-8. This kept alive, albeit dimly, Oshawa's hopes of its first provincial title since Dominion Stores Limited organized ladies curling into provincial and national finals, five years ago. HOME FANS LIKE OSHAWA "I guess we just don't know how to give up,"' grinned Mrs. Hezzelwood in a masterful piece of understatement. And, after yesierday's demonstration, Port Arthur fans agree. They've join- ed the dozen Oshawa fans who accompanied the rink here, in making Effie's rink their sen- timental choice. Mrs. McDouglass had beaten Port Arthur's Mrs. Elsie For- Syth 9-4 and Niagara Fal}*' Mrs. Aileen Kelsall 12-9, when she met Mrs. Hezzlewood. After- ward, she found herself tied at two wins and a loss with Mrs. Kelsall, behind the unbeaten Mrs. Fern Irwin, who added to her triumph over Oshawa's pride, succeeding wins from Mrs. Forsyth 11-2 and Mrs. Walsh 10-3. Mrs. Kelsall scored her wins over Mrs. Walsh 12-6 and Mrs. Forsyth 11-8. The only former champion in the round-robin series, 1962}15-1 winner Fern Irwin had more difficulty with Mrs. Hezzelwood than anyone else. Effie surren- dered two in the first, came right back with three and after dropping behind 5-3 in the third, kept persevering until she tied the match 9-9 with a three in the eighth. Mrs. Irwin then blanked the ninth and made one of her many: briliant doubles with her first rock on the 10th to win. ONE TO FORGET The second draw is something Mrs. Hezzelwood, her third Mer- lee Lawrence, second Ann Gay and lead Marg Jacobi would rather not have reported in the hometown press. She didn't even score until the seventh, by which time Mrs. Walsh had BALTIMORE (AP) -- Balti- more Orioles, barely edged out for the 1964 American League pennant by New York, hope Steve Barber pitches as well against the rest of the league in 1965 as he did against the Yankees last year. Barber, a veteran lefthander, signed his contract Sunday, taking a reported $2,000 cut to a salary of $23,000. Barber's record in /the last five years -- his entire major league production--is 66-51. His performance last year, though, was not too valuable to the Orioles, who wound up the sea- son a mere two games behind the Yankees in third place. After becoming the first mod- ern Oriole to win 20 games in 1963, Barber was expected to afternoon she winds up against be the ace of the pitching staff amassed nine shots, and then she gave up a fat five on the eighth to capitulate in the ninth RETURN TO FORM But against Mrs. McDougall, Oshawa recovered their hitting accuracy and draw weight, both of which were missing in the afternoon round. A four in the second shot them in front and after temporarily losing the lead to trail 7-6 after six, they scored three on the seventh and held on, closing with a stolen three on the 10th. In this morning's fourth round, Mrs. Hezzelwood can ruin Mrs. Kensall's dreams and than this Steve Barber Inks Orioles' Contract. * for a 251 season with 28 h ers and 100 runs batted in. + Bennett, 12-14 with Philadel phia last season, will be make ing his American League \debut. He came to the Red Sox in the trade that sent slugger Dick Stuart to the Phillies Hansen batted .261, a 40-point rise from 1963. He also led all shortstops with 514 assists, 292 putouts, 827 total chances and 105 double. plays. 5 CANADIANS PLACE OTTAWA (CP) -- Cpl. Bill Rousborn of Victoria, B.C., won ..@ veteran skiers award for the third consecutive year in the British Army of the Rhine ski meet at Hendelang - Ober+ joch, Germany. Another Cana- dian, Lieut. Guy Legault, of Panour, Ont., placed third in the downhill event. Mrs. Forsyth. The winner of|40d_ help the Orioles in the this Dominion Silver "D" will|@tive to their first modern pen- advance to Halifax, where Do-|7@nt. Instead, he won _ nine minion Stores Limited wi1/8@mes and lost 13, compiling a sponsor the Dominion Diamond|3.84 earned run average. "D", February 22 to 26. GOOD AGAINST YANKS Golf Club's 2-Day Ladies Bonspiel The Oshawa Golf Club's an- nual Ladies' Open Two-Day Bon- spiel, with the General Motors Trophy as the coveted award for the eventual winners, got un- derway yesterday here, with a full entry of 24 rinks. Clubs represented, in addition to the host club and Oshawa Curling Club entries, include Toronto Cricket, Heather; Toronto Granite Club; Scarborough Golf and Country Club; Whitby Curling Club; Richmond Hill Curling Club; Thornhill Club; Unionville Club; Toronto Avon- unusual, long-distance entry, four ladies lea Club; plus one from Wildwood Curling Club; of PROTESTANT LEAGUE Leagues are becoming much more competitive as the season progresses, with the individual teams keeping an eye on the siandings and fighting harder for a playoff position. f The League is planning "An Evening of Serious Hockey" Feb. 20, when the main feature will be the Oshawa Novice All- Stars playing the Peterborough All-Stars. The young Mite Club will also display its ability. The League officials are working hard and hoping for an exciting and successful evening. ATOM ACTION The first game of the morning found First Baptist scoring an upset over Simcoe Street United 2-0. Tipping in singles for First Baptist were Marty Shearer and David Roberts. Credited with a very deserving shutout for First Baptist, was Jeff Keenan. Harmony United are still en- joying a winning streak, edging out Southminster in- a hard- played game 1-0. Harmony's lone goal was slapped in by Mike Cawker. Ken Scott, Har- mony's goalie chalked up an- other shutout. St. Andrew's United and Northminster displayed great hockey ability, battling to a 1-1 draw. Tipping in the lone goal for St. Andrew's was David Car- son while Northminster's impor- tant tying goal was tipped in by Rick Hawkshaw. St. Paul's Presbyterian blank- ed out St. Mark's Anglican 4-0. Scoring singles for St. Paul's were David Boneham, Bob Suth- erland, John Kift and f£ric Spicer. The goalie Doug Lavis of St. Paul's earned his second shutout. Albert Street United is having Tempo Quickens As Atoms Strive For Playoff Spot The games in the Protestantja great season and scored a win Church Atom and Mite Hockey|from Christ Church 2-0. Robert the big noise for Small was Skating and Curling Club; Agincourt Tam- Club; Oakville Against the Yankees, how- ever, it was a different story. He started against them five times, winning four and allow- ing only seven earned runs in 36 2-3 innings for a 1.70 E.R.A. Among other players signing were first-baseman Joe Pepi- tone of the Yankees, pitcher Dennis Bennett of Boston Red Sox and shortstop Ron Hansen of Chicago White Sox. Pepitone received a modest but undisclosed salary increase Winnipeg, who are currently en- joying a short curling tour through Ontario, taking: in a few bonspiels en route. Play continues today and con- cludes this evening, as the com- petitors move into and along, in the three trophy competitions and consolation event. In Monday's 9.00 o'clock draw, Mrs. T. Malcolmson's rink from Toronto CSCC won 7-5 over Mrs. M. Murray of Tam-Heather in their first game and then defeated Mrs. Elgin Munday's rink, from the host club, 9-6 in the second round. Mrs. B. Black's rink, en- tered from Oshawa Curling Club, won 12-8 over Mrs, A. Vance of Richmond Hill, in the opener 'and beat a rink of club- mates, skipped by Mrs. "Gi" Goulding, 8-6, in their second game. The other two-game win- ner in the early division was Miss Doreen Dobbie's Whitby Upcoming Games For City Midgets Omitted from Monday's paper were tho dates and times of the following Midget games in the Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa- tion: Children's Arena. p.m. -- Rotary vs Fifefighters; 7.15-8.05 -- Navy Vets vs Lions; games at Children's Arena. Tuesday, Feb. 9: 7.20 - 8.10 p.m. -- Local 222 vs Kiwanis, at Wednesday, Feb. 10: 6.15-7.05 8.15-9.05 -- Letter Carriers vs Kinsmen and 9.15-10.05 -- Cana- dian Legion vs Rose Bowl. All 4 EXPORT PLAIN Or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES New FILTER KING 256 rink, with 12-8 over Mrs. F. Fordham's OGC entry and 7-6 over Mrs. J. D. Paterson, of Toronto Granites. In the 11.00 o'clock draw, the McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Albert Street as he scored both goals. Garry Aldred, Albert Street's goalie, played a steady game to earn his shutout. St. Luke's Presbyterian and King Street United's game end- ed in a 2-2 tie. The goal-getters for King Street, scoring singles were John Darlington and Ed of Toronto Scarboro, nosed out Mrs. 6-5, in their first game and then won 9-3 over Mrs. R. Ritchie's Toronto Mrs. D. McGunn's entry, from Wildwood Club, Winnipeg, de- feated Mrs. three rinks to win both their games yesterday were Mrs. R. Austin of Richmond Hill, 9-4 over Mrs. E. Reed, OGC and 5-3 over Mrs. A. Robins, also a host club entry. Mrs, A. Burns W. Wilson of Thornhill, Granite Club entry. S. Robinson of Simkin. The fighting spirit car- ried St. Luke's on to score, with Eric Recalla_ tipping goals. MITE MATCHES Red Wings downed the Maple Leafs by a score of 4-2, Kevin Wiltshire ignited the Red Wings' rally, netting two goals. Round- ing out the scoring with singles were David Stuart and Joe Mc- Intyre. Answering for the Maple Leafs, notching singles, were Jamie Richards and John Patt- man, The Black Hawks bombed the Rangers in a 6-1 win. Brent Ful- ton netted two goals for the Black Hawks while adding with singles were Don Bone, Dan Hopkins, Jamie Massie and Allan Williams. Rangers battled on to a single goal, which was slipped in by Dennis Brown. SATURDAY'S GAMES The following are the games for Feb. 13: 7.00 a.m. - 7.40 a.m. -- Christ Church vs. St. Luke's; 7.40 - 8.20 -- Albert Street vs. Northminster; 8.20 - 9.00--South- minster vs. Simcoe Street; 9.10- 9.50 King Street vs. St. Mark's; 9.50 - 10.30 -- St. Paul's vs. St. Andrew's; 10.30 - 11.05 -- First Baptist vs. Harmony; 11.15 - 11.50 -- Red Wings vs. Black Hawks at N. End and Maple Leafs vs. Rangers at S. 'BOB MARSHALL EXCITING O.H.A. H "Feb. 9th, 8:00 p.m, / OSHAWA OCKEY this _ TUESDAY HAMILTON Red Wings Generals Ticket Series No. 12 Tickets on sele at... | NEXT HOME GAME SAT., FEB, 13 | @ AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE FREE PARKING cee © BISHOP'S SPORTING GOODS--151 KING EAST, OSHAWA @ BOLAHOOD'S SPORTSHAVEN--61 KING EAST, OSHAWA CLOSED SUNDAYS OPEN 10 A.M, TO 9 P.M, -- FOR i [TORITUM in both TCSCC by 10-4 in their first game and tied 7-7 against Mrs. Keith Jewitt's Unionville rink. 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