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ORR CONNECTS--De- fenceman Bobby Orr bangs home No. 29 past goalten- der Jean Ruest in first pe- RECORD-PENALTY riod action of the OHA Jun- ior "A" game at the Civic Auditorium last night. The popular Parry Sound youth GAME Generals Bomb Wings To Snap Losing String By GERRY SUTTON Boxing on skates highlighted the so-called OHA Junior A game between Oshawa Generals and Hamilton Red Wings at the Civic Auditorium last night. A record 232 minutes in pen- alties -- nearly four hours in the sin-bin -- were racked up by players on both teams as Generals eased to a 9-3 victory. Referee Bob Nadin of Toronto was the busiest man on the ice handing out 20 majors, two 10- minute misconducts and four game misconducts. Only four players on each team escaped any penalties The win broke a five- -game losing streak and strengthened Generals' grip on fourth place. They have a four-point lead ever Montreal Junior Cana- diens, who have four games in hand. Hamilton, last in the eight-team league, remained four points out of a playoff spot. Oshawa's phenomenal de- fenceman, Bobby Orr, was the outstanding player with a seven- night, including two goals and five assists. The goals were Orr's 29th and Mth of the year, tying the scor- ing record for defencemen which he set last season. BUCHANAN RETURNS Lanky Ron Buchanan return- ed to the Generals lineup after missing three games with a knee injury and his appearance triggered the best offensive dis- play for Oshawa. in several weeks. The 20 - year - old Buchanan notched three goals and two as- aists to stretch his point-scoring streak to 24 games He now has 41 goals and stands seventh in the scoring race. Gifted with the guts and de- sire that makes him a fierce competitor, Buchanan has bounced back from a_ shoulder separation and other ailments to rank as one of the top centres in the circuit. Bill Bannerman, Chris Rob- erts, Jim Whittaker and Jim Booth were the other Oshawa marksmen. For the 16-year-old Whittaker, another Parry Sound product, it was his first goal in Junior A hockey. Leftwinger Nick Libett paced Red Wings with two goals. Real Peters earned two assists. Brawls punctuated the first two periods as both teams took exception to the Icast little in- cident. Hamilton received 144 minutes while Oshawa got 88 and for a good part of the game the teams played three aside. Jean Guy. Ruest started in goal for the Red Wings but was replaced by Peter Fritsch for the remaining two periods. The Hamilton goalies combined for 36 saves while Dennis Gibson, in goal for Oshawa, turned aside 22 shots. BLUELINE NOTES -- Gen- erals travel to Orillia tonight for a benefit exhibition game against the Niagara Falls Fly- ers. The same Flyers will be here Saturday in regular league action. The following day Gen- erals journey to Pembroke in a match for a game against Pem- broke Lumber Kings of the Cen- tral Junior League ... Coach Jim Cherry deserves credit for controlling his players as they tried to jump over the boards to assist their teammates dur-|; ing the fights . .. Cherry also inserted Chris Roberts on the forward line and the Kingston native responded with a fine two-way performance, scoring Hamilton marker. Captain Jim)... tallied his 30th goal in the second frame to equal the goal-scoring record for de- fencemen which he set last Bobby Orr is featured in MacLean's magazine this week. The young defenceman and Ron Buchanan share the cover photo with two Hamilton players . . The four players who received game misconducts, Gary Doak, Fred Speck, Peter Loveless, all of Hamilton, and Martin Buchar of Generals will also be fined $25 by the OHA. HAMILTON -- Goal, Ruest, Fritsch; defence, Young, Doak, Crashiey, Cates; forwards, Glesebrecht, Peters, Verver- gaert, Abel, Lemieux, Watts, Libett, Speck, Loveless and Mahovlich. OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, Orr, Beverley, Giroux, Buchar; for- Roberts, White, Bannerman, Buchanan, Cashmen, Whitteker, Booth and Marshall. Referee--Bob Nadin. Pickett and Larry Clark. FIRST PERIOD 1, Hamilton: Lemieux Linesmen--John (Peters, Abel) 2. Oshawa: Bannerman (Orr, Buchar) seeee. 8.44 3. Oshawa: Buchanan (Orr, Cashman) .....ssese0ee-. 15,04 4 Oshawa: Roberts (White, Bannerman) .... - 15.10 $. Hamilton: Libett (Doak, Crashley) . 16.51 6. Oshawa: Orr (Buchanan) ... Penalties -- Bannerman (hooking) 6.21, emieux (holding) 7.30, Beverley (cherg- ing) 10.51, Cates (hooking) 14.06, Roberts (interference) 15.32, Bannerman (knee ina) 15.52. Loveless (charging, major-- fighting), White (major--fighting), Speck (major -- fighting, ten - minute, miscon- duct), Roberts (major--fighting) 18.14. SECOND PERIOD . 1.51 35 one goal and getting one assist 7. Oshawa: . Buchanan (orr) &» 3s OSHAWA MEN'S MAJOR | The Hicks racked up the high team score of the night with 3931, for a shut- out over Sabers, to give them first place in the standing. Dutch Tree's took over second spot 'with a two to one win over the Hopefuls despite the inclusion of some "Greene Horn'. Hill was there too. Jaywalkers edged Ozarks in a fight clubs on total pintall and Goofers took two big ones from the Oldtimers. Bob Gallagher starred with 919 for his three with a 403 score. Lucky Strike took over first place in Group 2 with a neat win over the Rockets with Joe Ristich, Wes Stata, one. of the Smith brothers, being the val marksmen. dropped a two-t deci- sion to the Lucky Six but still held on to.a tie for first place, while Sluggers were shut-out by the Beetles and Oilers moved ahead with a win over Strikers. Standing: Group 1 -- Hicks 9, Dutch Treats 8 Sabers 7, Ozarks 6, Jaywalk- ers 6, Hopefuls 5, Goofers 4 and Old- timers 3. Group 2 -- Lucky Strike 8 Newcomers Six 5, Strikers 4 and Rockets 4, Individual High Scores. Group 1 -- Bob Gallagher 919 (403); Jim Cassells 854; Lemieux counted the other Ding Gavas 842 (3465); Arne Greent 837 NEEDS ONE MORE Bobby O Jr. Scoring Mark By JIM McPEAK Staff Reporter One goal in nine games is all Bobby Orr needs to break the record for goals scored by a defenceman in the OHA Jun- jor 'A' League. Last night, Bobby scored his 2th and Wth goals of the sea- son against. Hamilton Red Wings and in doing so equalled the record he set last year. The record-tying goal came at the 1.17 mark of the second period when Orr took the puck in his own end and _ stick- handled through three Red Wing forwards, shot from the edge of the faceoff circle, went through two defencemen and poked hig own rebound. under Hamilton goalie Peter Fritsch. For this effort, Bobby was given a standing ovation by the hometown crowd of 1,844 that lasted for 30 seconds. Not content with two goals, he also assisted on five others. Orr, a lé6-yearold Parry Sound native, might well have rr Equals broken the record later in the game when his teammates, on orders from coach Jim Cherry started teeding him passes. But Bobby chose to pass the puck to other players who were in a better scoring position. After the game he had only praise for his fellow players. "I wouldn't know what to do without these guys, they are a great bunch," he said. Coach Cherry said he gave instructions to the players in the last five minutes to start feeding the puck to Orr. Bobby, the chance of breaking the record before the home crowd," he said. Genera: Manager Wren Blair said it was great to see Bobby tie the record at this time in the season and he hoped he would break it against Niagara Falls on Saturday night in Oshawa. "There is no other team 'in this league I would rather see Orr break the record against than Niagara: Falls," he said. battle with only 11 pins separating the) "T wanted them to give him,| OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS (316, 303); Harry Gillard 820 (312); Hank Sarnovsky 823, Al Goguen 820 (327); R. Hickey, 819 (323); Jim Hardie 792 (336); Ozzie Keeler 793 (312); George Topping 785 (308); Mickey McMaster 783 (335); Ron Bragg 770; Ron Swartz 771, Lou Hyman 778 (363); Red Hardie 764 (301); Joe Kastner 764; Sel Himes 758; Matt Bell /55; Fred Harding 730; Ron Jay 748; Bob Strutt 738; John Cardinal 725; Art Smart 729 (308); Lloyd Sabins 725; Eddie Brown 722; Roy Nesbitt 722; Jack Goodman 720; Orest Pidwer- becki 714, Tony Stogwin 711, Dave Rey- nolds 708, Doug Harding 704 and Arch Brown 702. Group 2 -- Stan St. Louis 876 (312, 301); Joe Ristich 772 (333); Wes Stata 738, Deputy Smith 734, C. Mowers 723 (311); _W. Villa 701; C. Taylor 717 (301); Jim White 702 (296); Vin Conlin 696; Bill Webster 696; L. Scott 682; Bill Strutt 679; A. Reid 675; Jack Brown 670 (305); Ed Wilson 661 and Mack MacPherson 8, Sluggers 7, Betties 7, Oilers 5, Lucky/| 666. NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES' LEAGUE Julie Roesch was the only one with a triple this week! Her score was 616 (219, 15). The 200 scores were: E. Campbell 257, B. Pearse 238, P. Barnes 235, M. Jones 229, T. Antonello 228, E. Burrus 221, N. Vickers 217, 210, I. Jacobs 215, 209, B. Hewett 215, B. Jollow 214, L. Collins 213, 200, J. Yuill 209, 201, B. Phillips 209, T. Linton 206, W. Tennier 203, F. Bracey 202 and 1. Hubbell 200. In the first week of the third sec- tion, points taken were: Manilas 4, Jol- lows 0; Campbells 4, Taylors 0; Roeschs 3,. Pearses 1; Vickers 3, Hewetts 1. sling), Manny Swartz 803;) year. Gary Doak (lying on ice) and Bart Crashley watch helplessly. --Oshawa Times Photo 10. Oshawa: Buchanan (Orr) ...... Penalties -- Marshall (boarding) 6.05, White (hooking) 7.44, Doak (game-misconduct), Buchar (ripping, major--fighting) 8.17, auct) 11,14, Orr, taker, Gibson, Giesebrecht, Watts, Cates, Fritsch, Lemieux (all majors) Buchar (two majors, game-misconduct) conduct) 19.47 15.28, Mahovlich THIRD PERIOD 8. Oshawa: Orr (Buchanan, Buchar) seooces 1.17 9. Oshawa: Whittaker (Orr) 10.20 12.40 Lemieux (rough- Cates (high-sticking), Abel (ten-minute miscon- Booth, Marshall, Whit- 15.28, Loveless (two majors, game-misconduct)|Ciecoff, Vesa Vartia and Jerry 15.28, Speck (major--fighting, game-mis- (roughing) 11. Oshawa: Booth (Giroux, Roberts) ........... e.4| Local 222 walloped Ki anis| a ed aoaplO in 'the lone Bantam match. Penalties -- Young (hoiding) 3.26,|Al Griffin led the winners with Glesebrecht (holding) 7.20, Roberts (in- -- mare effect on the Ni- othe poor filed by Flyers owner - coach Leyton (Hap) Emms, was received Tuesday by OHA business manager Bill Hanley of Toronto. A copy was also received here by Brent Madill, manager of Kitchener Rangers. Emms accused Crosby of standing behind the penalty bench va oe -- on. guage at players on the bench and on the ice. Emms did not accompany the Flyers to the game, but said that Niagara assistant- coach Bill Long's efforts to have Crosby removed from the penalty bench' area were ig- nored by referee Bob Nadin of Toronto. Emms wants the game disal- lowed or replayed. Crosby denied the accusation that he used abusive language. He said he went to the area of the penalty bench dering' 8 a flareup in the game to make sure there wasn't a fight be- tween players in the penalty Zz He said he shouted across the ice to Long for allowing his players to use dirty tactics, but said he did not use obscene language. City League Hockey Play Oshawa Dairy whipped Auto Workers Credit Union 6-1 in one of two Oshawa Minor Hockey Association Juvenile games at the Children's Arena last night. Mike Hewer led the winners with two goals. Walter Grabko Frank Sawyer, Bill Morrison and Terry Ostle shared singles. .|Terry McQuade got the lone goal for Auto Workers. In the other game, Hayden Nowak scoring two goals. Bob Stefanyshyn were the other marksmen for the winners. Dave Leaming tallied the only} goal for Tony's. two goals while Wayne Blan- chard, John Nestic, Jim Nesbitt and Roger Norton' shared singles. Wilson scored for terference) 9.26, Little (boarding) 14.25. Saves Ruest 10 Fritsch 8 16--36 98 5-2 Gibson Kiwanis. Polaris L 26-14 victory over Beaumarks. Redstone» 25-18. PEELING SPARKS ATTACK The first-place Polaris boys took a commanding. 15-0 lead over Beaumarks after the first- jhalf and coasted to their 13th win in 15 games. Doug Peeling led the winners with 15 points. Bill Wayling tal- lied four while Brian Barker, Drew Aliman and Jim Yake- mishyn picked up two each. Bob Kreasol added the other marker. Pts. Andy Kit paced Beaumarks|Rolerls a ee a with eight points. Dean Tutton Nicks " 15 ae age, 5 got four with Dave Smales get-|5eavmarks tee | ting the other two. Sine" § a 3 ? 3 ATLAS TAKES DECISION LEADING SCORERS Pts. Atlas defeated Nickis in. a sa thandiiehs. Alias 18 close "heads-up game" which} \ Doug Peeling, Polaris 127 saw the losers come. roaring) anay kit, Redstones 83 back in the final half, only t0| jerry Reynolds, Nickis 83 run oul of time. Greg Medinski, Nickis 75 The winners held a 14-5 lead| 8!!! Wayling, Polaris n after the first-half with Nickis| Dane Tutton, Atlas 45 ; 8 i .| John Bielak, Satu 56 oe them 15-8 in the last-) 937)" Hobbs, Beeumarks 2 ; Wayne Ormiston, Redstones 5O Minor Cage Title Polaris captured the 1964-65 Minor Basketball Championship at the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club (Eulalie) on Saturday with a In other games, Atlas edged Nickis 22-20 and Saturns upset ads Win with three. SATURNS FINALLY WIN Saturns finished the season on a winning note when they de- feated Redstones. The victory was the first for Saturns in 15 games, They had lost 13 and tied one before the Macdonald downed Tony's Re-| freshments 5-1 with Frank; eight and Bill Baker. chipped in| match. for the winners while Rob Muir had six, Pat Andrews got three and David Goreski had two. points for Ormiston fired seven and Phil Grady picked up two points. John Biclak scored 14 points Norman McLeod counted nine Redstones. Wayne LEAGUE STANDING (FINAL) PWLT Ed Hanewich points for Atlas notched 11 while Dane Tutton picked up six. Peter Andrews and Ken Cunningham tallied twe 'each with Garry Morrison getting one. Greg Medinski was the top star for the losers with nine __ jPoints. Jerry Reynolds had Boston 121 Cincinnati 134 St. Louis 108 New York 103 Philadelphia 132 San Fran. 114 BASKETBALL SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS National Association | | } | AUTO ACCESSORIES for Happy Motoring! 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