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1 } i ¢ « Ss erste San Swe<cs We wee See 6 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, March 2, 1965 ry SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Everything From Soup To Nuts * FOURTH PLACE? That's the big prize in tonight's OHA J "A" schedule game, here at Civic Auditorium, when Montreal Jr. Canadiens visit our Oshawa Generals. This is second-to-last "home game" for the Generals, St. Cath- arines Black Hawks will be here on Saturday night. On Sun- , Oshawa completes their date book, in Kitchener. The tion is now very clear -- the Generals can clinch fourth place, with a win over Montreal, here tonight. The Cana- be have four games to play, including this one and they have 46 points. They could wind up with 54 points and Gen- erals would have to win, both of their remaining games, should they lose tonight. However, a win tonight means a total of 53 points for Oshawa and the best Montreal could attain would be 52. THE TEAM that finishes in fourth place will have the dobbtful privilege of meeting Niagare Falls, in the first round of playoffs, but at least it would be a 4-out-of-7 series. It has been suggested in certain circles that perhaps Montreal is pot too anxious to meet Niagara Falls first off -- they've had trouble -handling the Flyers this year and besides, they | the two "outside" teams of the circuit and it means the lofgest trip possible, if these two teams have to exchange visits, Generals, on the other hand, have what it takes to dispose of the Niagara Falls Flyers, especially if they can push the series to the limit or at least six games. The locals are rounding into top form on the eve of the blue chips derby, théy proved that with that good win over Marlies on Sunday. Danny O'Shea, after an 11-game sojourn in penance, returns to the lineup tonight and the Generals should be able to display some real potency on the attack. Certainly, the last visit of Montreal gave the local customers one of their better night's entertainment of the and tonight's game should be equally exciting. * "MOONLIGHTERS" is now a byword at the Oshawa Curl- ing Club, following the outstanding success and popularity of the ist annual "Moonlighters Bonspiel", which concluded on Saturday night. A total\of 32 rinks participated, all local curl- ers, with 29 entries from the home club and three Golf Club entries. As the name suggests, the "Moonlighters" did most of'their shining at night, in the week-long event, which saw keen action every night at OCC, with single draws the first foir nights, a double on Friday and the semi-final and final games on Saturday. Doug Grant's rink won the Jack Perry Trophy; Ray Webster's foursome took the Ruddy Electric Trophy and Al Preston's entry copped the Norm Ward Trophy. Jeatacchtuo ac ee oe nae The Prairie Auto Juveniles took a two-point lead for the fourth and last playoff spot in the Oshawa Senior Hockey League-last night when they de- feated McGrath's Plumbing 8-2. In other games at the Brook- lin Arena, Foley's Plumbing up- set Bad Boys 12-7 and Beaupre's Spur walloped Police Associa- tion 12-4 in an exhibition con- test. JUVENILES TRIUMPH The Juveniles, in a warm-up game for their encounter with Toronto Marlies in OMHA Juve- nile playdowns in Oshawa on Wednesday, romped to an easy victory over McGrath's. Victory gave the Juveniles 4 points, two more than Oshawa Discount House. This Sunday, at the Civie Auditorium, these two teams meet head-on in the battle which lacked any resemblance for fourth place, which is also the final week of the season. Glenn Elliott sparked the Ju- veniles to victory with four goals. Singles went to captain Gary Bradley, Ron Willoughby, Gary Dionne and Rob Roberts. In a losing cause, Gary Butler and Gary Porteous each tallied once. McGrath's stayed with the Juveniles for two periods, being down only 4-2, but the winners simply outskated their opposi- tion in the third and fired 'our unanswered goals. WARD LEADS ATTACK In a loosely played game, of defensive hockey, Foley's Plumbing surprised Bad Boys as they skated to a 12-7 victory. Mike Weidmark was missing from Foley's big line of Gary Rowbotham and Ross Ward but DANNY 0'SHEA O'Shea's Aside from the self-selected rinks, leisure of single 10-end games, plus an excellent opportunity for club fellowship, the popularity of the event for the individuals was enhanced by the presentation of individual trophies to. the three event win- ners; a souvenir crest for every competitor and an excellent dance, to wind up the bonspiel on Saturday night. » BLUE PLATE SPECIALS: -- The "Business Girls' Bon- spiel" at the Oshawa Golf Club on Saturday proved a great success. They had entries from as far away as Kingston and Hamilton, which in itself, is something unusual for any bon- spiel, these days... . WHITBY "DUNNIES" marched boldly into the playoffs on Saturday evening, with a well-deserved win over the Neil McNeil Maroons. The win put the County Town lads in fourth place and tonight they open their Junior "B" semi-finals, in Etobicoke. Second game of the 4-of-7 series, is at Whitby Arena, this Friday night. . ... RAY GRANT of Unionville, skipped his "Ontario" rink to an im- pressive 7-5 win over one of the more favored rinks, Nick Lashuk's Alberta representatives, in the first round of the Canadian championships yesterday, at Saskatoon. Oshawa has a large contingent of 15 on hand to watch the "Brier" play... . AS EXPECTED, Ottawa, head city of Canada, has been chosen, logically, as site: of the 1967 'Centennial Year" Btier, with the playdowns next (1966) March going to Hali- fax... . TORONTO LEAFS have finally made their move on Billy Harris and he's scheduled to go to Rochester. He may balk at the move! Harris has long been regarded as a very efficient centre, in a game where the going is not too heavy, but it is no secret that Coach "Punch" Imlach has never been quite sold on his slim playmaker. Dunnies' Prep For Semi-Final Series By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Dunlops went through a brisk workout last night, as they make ready for the big opening game of the Metro Jr. "B" League semi-finals, which open tonight, at the Etobicoke Arena, where "Dunnies" meet the Indians, in the first of a best-of-seven series. Second game of. the series is slated for the Whitby Arena, Friday night. All games are called for 8:30 p.m. *"Dunnies" looked sharp for their big test against the league- leaders. On paper, the teams ate evenly matched. '"'Dunrnies" had a big edge over the sea- sdn, winning twice and tying two, in four games against the pennant winners. But playoffs are a different story and the Whitby team realizes full well the impor- tance of that first game. A win is 'a must" for ""Dunnies" on the opposing ice, since the In- dians have the advantage of ithe extra "home game" if the series goes beyond four. Both Phil Solomon and Bil} Lastic, who were injured in the game Saturday night, work- out appear fit and ready to go. Mike Taylor, who suffered a bruised groin muscle on Satur- day night, showed no ill effects. PLAYOFF DATES Listed below is the full slate Girls' Hockey P leases Fans jat Etobicoke; March 5, Etobi- : The 'added attraction" (al-|coke at Whitby, March 9, and the Whitby Dunlops. games called for 8.30 p.m. {Oshawa's 53 games this season. lof games for the semi-finals|-- between the Etobicoke Indians} All |starting time. March 2, Whitby Centre Danny O'Shea returns to the Oshawa Generals' line- up tonight for an Ontario Hock- ey Association Junior A game against Montreal Junior Cana- diens at the Civic Auditorium. The 19-year-old Ajax youth was suspended on February 6 for 11 games for jostling an official during a league game in Niagara Falls a week earlier. O'Shea has only played 22 of He missed 20 games with torn knee ligaments. However, the| smooth-skating forward claims) 12 goals and 18 assists. A win for the Generals would) clinch fourth-place and 'set the; Bolsters Generals |command JACQUES LEMAIRE corded off the junior jumP.|my competition didn't push "Bucky" Richards was iM\parder!" i resence charge of the Jucior program)--------_________-- and Dr. Peter Willson and m George Buchstatter in charge Neighborhood stage for the playoffs against Niagara Falls Flyers. The fifth- place Canadiens trail Generals by five points and have only four games left in the schedule. Jim Blair from Whitby Dun- lops of the Metro B League, who played for Generals on Sun- day, will stay with the parent club. Chris Hayes, Bill White and Bob Kilger are still side- lined with injuries. Jacques Lemaire, star for- ward with the Junior Habs, is one of the tion if Generals hope to clinch fourth. Versafood and 'Tony's Re-| freshments advanced to the| UAW Hockey League finals on} Sunday as they defeated their opponents in two __ straight games. | The best 3-of-5 final series starts 'this Sunday between) Versafood and Tony's at 11.00 a.m. ' | VERSAFOOD TAKES WIN | In the first game, Versafood took an early 3-0 lead and went jon to post a 7-5 victory over Starr Furniture. | Wayne Redshaw, the league| scoring champion, led Versa-| food with three goals and one assist. Al Myles and Bob Tripp fired two goals apiece. Lucky Wills and Lloyd Mapes notched two goals each for Starr Furniture while Jackie Sneddon picked up one goal and three assists. Vern Beck assisted on four goals. Versafood received seven of the: eight penalties but two of them backfired on Starr Furni- ture as the winners scored twice while being shorthanded. FIRST PERIOD 1, Versafood, Redshaw (Gray, Tripp) vee 1347 Curran Cartons Versafood And Tony's Advance To UAW Finals | Ages jand ©. 2. Versafood, Myles (Tripp, Ford) 19. Penalty--Bryan. SECOND PERIOD Versatood, Tripp ; Starr, Sneddon (Beck) Starr, Mapes (Sneddon, Starr, Mapes (Sneddon, Beck) Penalties -- Bryan, Tran. 3. 4 5. 6. Mordan, Johnson, | THIRD PERIOD Starr, Wills' (Reid, Sneddon) Versafood, Redshaw (Gray) 7.57 2a~ . Starr, Wills (Mapes, Beck) 10.16 10. Versafood, Myles (Tran, Ford) 10.53 11. Versafood, Redshaw (Myles) 15.05) 12. Versafood, Tripp (Myles, Redshaw) Penalties -- Tran, Tripp, Milton. TONY'S CAPTURE SERIES Tony's Refreshments, scoring three goals in the final period, defeated Oshawa TV 4-1 and captured the best of - three series in two straight games. There was no scoring in the first period but Tony's opened the scoring in the second as Bob Bird tallied from Elmer Tran and Keith West. In the third period, Gary Porteous, Len Bobbie and Tran scored for Tony's while Gord Irwin counted the lone goal for the losers. FIRST PERIOD | No scoring. Burke urke, Foley's Pull Upset, Dump Bad Boys 12-7 the remaining took up the slack and collected six goals and 12 assists. four goals and six assists while Rowbotham earned two goals and six assists. output left ahead sf Bob Bishop of Beau- pre's for the scoring title. were Harvey Wilson.with two and singles went to Don Town- send, Moe Bryan, and Phil Long. Ron Nelson scored three goals apiece. Ken Linton added the other their easy victory over the under-manned Police squad with four goals and six assists. goals while Merv Marshall and Gord Wilson scored two each. Paul MacIntyre had two goals for the losers with Dennis Tobin and Wayne Porteous singles. ule on Sunday, meet Discount House, 7 p.m.; Bad Boys versus Police, at 8.15 and McGrath's take on Beau- Ski Club Hol events run in the Club Cham- pionship Races, at Oshawa Ski Club. With the recent snow- fall, all hiils and trails were in excellent condition. cellent shape, with good jumps being made by ail contestants. Jumps up to 67 teet were re- of the Slalom races, in starting, watching as 79 competitors took part Wee and Flea ra-es, be held at Midland end, -with based on the ing Championship. -- at this time, prevents|Hebert (1), L, Whyte (1) and the at Kirby. 7 - *° | JUNIOR BOYS' Canadiens who will|under: 1 considerable atten-|maid: | Bagg. 7 Johr Reed. | PEE WEE BOYS' JUMP -- Ages 9-13: 1, Wayne Goodmen, 2. Ricky Bagg, 4. Peter Armstrong, 5. Pat Woodcock, 6, | Morrison; 8. Doug Woodcock, 9. Peter Mc-| Laughlin and 10. Grant Willson. | 9-13: 1. Cathy McGrath, 2. Sandy Lang-jand Kurelo. jmaid and 3, Sharon Barr | Donne West Ages 9-13: 1. Grant Willson, 2. Doug Wood- . $47\5, 9.30 Beck) 10.35 A 11,52) Rosemary McLaughlin, 3. 4. Barbara Fisher and 5. Ages Under 9: 1. Davey Fisher, 2 Paul 5.55|Badas and 5. Bruce Willson. 18.14/Eyre was named president of\a Penalties -- Bobble, Georgeff, Samson, Marshall, Harman. SECOND PERIOD 1. Tony's, Bird (Tran, West) Penalties -- Irwin, Georgeff, Harman. THIRD PERIOD 2. Tony's, Porteous 6.00 | two. members Ward paced the assault with Rowbatham's three points him Other marksmen for Foley's Ron Cullen For Bad Boys, Ron Myles and BILL HOLLAND BEAUPRE'S TOP POLICE Bob Bishop led Beaupre's to Oshawa Man Wins Trophy WILMINGTON, N.Y. -- Wil- liam A. Holland, administrator of Oshawa General Hospital and a publicity director for the Osh- awa Ski Club, defeated a field of 28 guests, to capture. The Schussbummer Lau) trophy, in the first annual Whiteface Cha- let "Der Schussbummer Lauf", held. at Whiteface Mountain, near here, a week ago. Billed as the shortest ski race lin the world, Der Schussbum- mer Lauf, was hela on the Deer Run at Whiteface Mountain and consisted of a downhill course of 150 yards, witn a_ vertical drop estimated at 100 feet. Holland tied wit Meyer Las- kin of Great Neck, Long Island, with. 16.2 seconds, for the offi- cial run over the unusual course, but defeated Laskin by second in the run-off, for an accumulated time of 32.8 sec- onds against Laskin's 33.2. In the modest trophy presen- tation ceremonies iater, Mr. Hol- land commented "Im grateful George Vail also notched four getting In the final night of the sched- the Juveniles pre's in the final game. Championships This past weekend saw more The jumping hill was in ex- and Downhill Other club members assisted) timi1g and gate; PeeWee Games Pee| Results of games played at \the Children's Arena on Satur- The Senior Men's jumping will|day, Feb. 27, by the Neighbor- next week-|hood Association's Pee Wee results being| Hockey League are as follows: d on Oshawa entries! §TORIE 6, KINGSIDE 0 placing in the Canadian Jump-| Scorers --Storie: T. Rora- A lack Of|peck (2), P. Boswell (1), D. in the Club Junior, the Club's Senior Jumping}R, Parfitt (1). Shampionship from being held! N. OSHAWA 6, BAKER 1 Scorers -- North Oshawa: D. 44 Prane - Ages " and| Grady (2), M. Barton (1), L. I Holtend: 2 Chis tone | Hopkins (1), W .Bryant (1) and 3. Ghariie, Morrison and RUCKY!a. Bathe (1). Baker -- Dutry- Glen West and 9.|zae, |FERNHILL 2, VALLEYVIEW 1 Scorers -- Fernhill: Murray Bryan (2). Valleyview( Murphy. NIPIGON 2, BROOKSIDE 2 Scorers -- Nipigon: Stinson Brookside: Barr Dean McLaren, 8. Denny Deli, 3 Davey Gardiner, 7, Charile PEE WEE GIRLS' JUMP -- Ages and Arbuckle. WOODVIEW 3, CONNAUGHT 1 Scorers -- Woodview: G. Arm- strong (2) and R. Orr (1). Con- naught -- J. Blohm. EASTVIEW 11, BATHE 6 Scorers -- Eastview: D. Stin- pebby mider, {Son (2), P, Sosin (2), K. Copi- Cathy Pierson./thorne (2), C. Lockey (2), D. ""TEKs, Boys' GIANT SLALOM --|Gray (1). D. Coull (1) and J. Roote (1), oy HARMAN 5, SUNNYSIDE 2 "| Scorers -- Harman: R. Foster HEADS LIONS |(3), D. Andrees (1) and N. Sirko VANCOUVER (CP) -- Alan|(1). Sunnyside: J. Boivin (1) nd A. Boivin (1). British Columbia Lions Thurs-| In exhibition games, South- day by directors of the Western mead defeated Lake Vista and Football Conference club. Rundle beat Radio. PEE WEE GIRLS' GIANT SLALOM -- 9-13: 1. N. Camozzi, Chris Fox 'athy McGrath, 4. Debby West and PEE WEE BOYS' GIANT SLALOM --- cock, 3. Greg Maidow, 4, Brad Bell and Pat Woodcock. GIRLS' GIANT SLALOM -- FLEAS, Nancy Langmaid, 2. ges Under 9: 1 Morris. on, 3, David McGreggor, 4, Kert Brooklin Brooklin Redmen took a com- manding lead in their best-of- seven semi-final series with Port Hope last night when they romped to an easy 8-1 win at Uxbridge. The Redmen now hold a 3-1 lead with one game tied, The sixth game in the Lakeshore Intermediate B hockey series is scheduled for Port Hope on Fri- day. Centre Vern Ferguson spark- ed the winners' attack with two goals and three assists. Elmo Gibson also scored two goals and picked up two assists. Singles went to Neil Pascoe, Redshaw, Lucky Wills and Ron Haynes. Al Garrard and Pascoe also earned two assists apiece. For the losers, Mike Green- away scored the only goal in the second period. Brooklin led 1-0 after the first period and 3-1 at the end of the 20 minutes. Port Hope took 11 of the 17 second, The Redmen outscored their opponents 5-0 in the final' penalties, including a ten-minute 'Redmen' Lead Finals 3-1-1 duct to Bob Douglas in the first period. PORT HOPE -- goal, Ashton; Brown, Douglas, Wakely, Free- man, Greenaway, P. Brereton, Fenton, H. McKeen, Stevenson, Sharpe, M. Brereton, Halford and A, McKeen. BROOKLIN -- goal, Van- stone; Cruickshank, Garrard, Ferguson, Gibson, Pascoe, Everett, Matthews, Redshaw, Wills, West, R. Jones, M. Jones, Haynes and Vipond., FIRST PERIOD 1. Brooklin: Gibson (Pascoe, Ferguson) 413 Penalties --° Sharpe 2.24, Wills (two minors), P. Brereton (two minors) 11.43, Brown 11.55, Fenton 17.13, Douglas (ten- ) minute game 19.21, Matthews 19.50. SECOND PERIOD 2. Brooklin: Wills (Garrard) ....., 4,05 3, Brooklin: 'Ferguson (Pascoe, Gibson) - 04 shee eieenk m0 4 Port Hope: Greenaway (Wakely) Pen -- Matthews . 10.20, Gibson 19.26, A. McKeen 20.00 alties THIRD PERIOD Ferguson 5. Brooklin: (Gibson) 6. Brooklin: Haynes | BASKETBALL SCORES -- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - National Association Detroit 130 Cincinnati 110° 8. Brooklin: Pascoe Fi Rete 'erguson 9. Brooklin: Gibson (Fer "FRIENDLY PHILOSOPHER sx) [OVER SO VRS, IN BUSINESS) STEPHENSON'S GARAGE LIGNMEN' iar? ei 725-0522 725-0560 misconduct and a game miscon- 7. Brooklin: (Everett, Redshaw Garrard) 15 CHURCH STREET Aly FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION OF TROPHIES FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS IN EASTERN ONTARIO The G. B. COMPANY 356 Dean Ave., Oshawe Phone George Fuller Bus, 723-3961 Res, 725-2062 EXCITING 0.H.A. HOCKEY what we mean.) Agent... Lose Decision 5. | Penalty---Delves. (Keenan, Delves) --..sssssceeee 5 2. Oshawa TV, Irwin oo... 17.18 4. Tony's, Bobble (penalty shot) 19. Tony's, Tran (Delves Wright) 19.53 this though it was the first half of tHe twin-bill) gave the large crowd their first taste of "girls' hockey" seen in. this city for many years and the spirited 3-3 exhibition game between Ajax Shellettes and Don Mills, was thoroughly enjoyed. 'Don Mills scored twice in the first period before the Shellettes ld get untracked. Sharon fernon and Michelle Moreau did the job for Don Mills and then Marlene Gibson scored for Ajax, to halve the deficit. 'Don Mills continued to press and show more speed in the sec- ond stanza and finally clicked to make it 3-1, Barb Duff getting the goal Ajax came back strongly in the third period. Leona Sleep pit the Shellettes within. strik- ing distance on a long, hard shot, midway through the period and finally, with only five seconds remaining, Ajax"s dogged tenacity paid off, when Colleen Allen scored, to save her team from defeat. Both Ajax and Don Mills teams, along with Uxbridge, Cannington, Cobourg and Bar- rie, will contest the Ontario girls' championship in a round- robin tournament on March 13. Z Whitby at Etohicoke; March 12, Etobicoke at Whitby; March 16, Whitby at Etobicoke (if neces- sary); March 19, Etobicoke at Whitby (if necessary) and March 20 or 23, Whitby at Etobicoke (if necessary). In the other playoffs, Neil McNeil plays Weston in a best- of-five series while St. Mike's Gorries Downtown took a 2-1 decision from Oshawa Curran Carton girls in Toronto City Ladies' Major five-pin bowling action on Saturday The Oshawa girls won ifirst game, the next two matches, 1,004 and 1,009-837. . Lou Himes led the Oshawa shooters with 699 Mavis Tay- the plays Brampton ia a_ similar series, SCORING CHAMP | Dave Parham of the Weston Dodgers won the scoring cham- North. York won the goaltend- ers' award. He nad 3.33 aver- age, allowing 120 goals in the 36 games played. Dunc Wilson, of Whitby, actually had the best average, a 3.23 in 18 games, but was not awarded the title, as it goes to the team average. lan Young, the other Whitby goalie a 3.53 average. The goals-against for the North York team were 120 as against 122, by the combiied talents of Wilson and Young. About as close as you can get, without winning? Whitby did not place a man in the top six of the scoring race. lor 697, Joyce Bell 609, Janet Peel 644, Joan Rogers 458 for 26 frames and Helen Trott 47 for four frames. | Mary Tipoff was high games. , , : for Pionship, while Duffy Lewis of|Gorries with 769 for the three CAMERON Wrecking Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawe | Company use there are definite advantages when you lease @ new... No insurance costs . . for full details. There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personel use or for @ ACADIAN Other @ PONTIAC Models @ BUICK . 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