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aA SEER Ort Oe ; ee ceosngetliadanenrntdempapamieieeiannns 10. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, March 24, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' THE FLYERS were flying last night! And what's more-- they started to fly real early, like just 25 seconds after the opening faceoff, when their Bill Goldsworthy potted the opener of five first-period goals by the homesters. Bill Bannerman made it an Oshawa second stanza, scoring twice for the Gen- erals, but that's all they were able to get and in the final frame, Niagara Falls added three more tallies, for their one- sided triumph. Bill Bannerman's two goals last night were his sixth and seventh of this playoff series. He's top scorer in the series, Don Marcotte of the Flyers being next in line with five goals. Jim Lorentz and Ron Buchanan each have scored four times. That's the story of Oshawa's scoring prow- ess so far in this series, Bill Bannerman has scored seven goals, Ron Buchanan four and Wayne Cashman just one -- and that's it, a total of one even dozen, with two players ac- counting for 11 of them. It's not good enough ! _ IT WAS A CINCH that "Hap" Emms would have his boys giving special defensive attention to Oshawa's top scoring stars, especially Buchanan, who was one of the leaders for the entire league, and Bobby Orr, who can explode for a goal or two, almost any night. It is significant that the Oshawa de- fense star hasn't been able to pot one yet, in this series. Flyers Wallop Generals Lead Semi-Final Series 10. Niagara Falls, Bradley (Debrody) By GERRY SUTTON NIAGARA FALLS -- A ray of hope emerged last night despite! the 8-2 shellacking Oshawa Gen- erals suffered at the hands of Niagara Falls Flyers. Danny O'Shea, who performed in a lackadaisical manner in the four previous games, was one of the few bright spots for Generals as they fell behind 3-2 in the best-of-seven OHA Junior "A" semi-final series. The sixth game is scheduled for the Civic Auditiroium of Saturday, at 8 p.m. If neces- sary, the seventh and deciding contest will be played back here Friday, April 2. The Flyers exploded for five unanswered goals in the first period as they completely dom- inated play with a fierce skat- ing and checking attack. It was the best period of hockey for the Flyers in the series and the Generals wilted under the pres- sure leaving goalie Dennis Gib- son on his own several times. In the second period, Gen- [Bob Marshall of Generals and) Flyers' Rosaire Paiement tangl- led and each received five- minute majors. Less than two minutes later, Martin Buchar grabbed Bud ing a faceoff in the Oshawa ispark for the. main event. At 17.43, rugged Marotte took a running charge at Chris Rob- erts of Oshawa. While Roberts his own business, _ Nick Beverley and Goldswor- with both players getting some good licks before the offi- cials broke it up. When Mas- chio finally got things straight- ened away, he issued three duct while Oshawa escaped with only one five-minute sentence. Debrody around the neck dur-) zone which seemed to ignite the! was voicing his disapproval to ; iB Marotte, John Arbour tried te sitll f | get at several Oshawa players) @ ve and finally managed to slap Jim Booth, who was minding majors and a 10-minute miscon-| thy staged a free-swinging duel) in! CHRIS ROBERTS their appearance, Flyers easily Hayes, Sherman (slashing) 14.49, Paie- ment, Snell (charging) 15.58, Buchar, Deorody (majors-fighting) 17.10, worthy (majors-fighting), Arbour (doub! major for fighting, 10-minute misconauct), Marotte (charging) 17.43, man, (meaijor-fighting, 18.13, Ley Gripping) 19.21, CKLB Minors | Need One More Win For Title The CKLB team scored a double victory in the four-game, round-robin series, for the Minor League Basketball Cham- pionship, by trouncing the short- handed Bolahood's _56-to-36, after a close victory over the Firefighters, by 35-to-26. Firefighters easily defeated Bolahood's 40-to-24, in a real team effort. Dave Mason scored 11 points, Ralph. Branton 10, Gord Perkins eight and Tom Eldridge, Bill Rajkovic and Dave Jameson three each. Harry Morrison picked up the other two points for the win- ners. Rick Belinski hooped eight, Mike Skoblikowsky an- other seven, Bill Swindell six and Andy Cherkas three, for Bolahood's, the losers. The second game, by far the best one of the day, saw Joe Krasney score 23 points, Jeff 13.55 Penalties -- Whittaker (elbowing) 11.24, Marshall (majors-fighting) 15.58, Beveriey, Golds- Hayes, Sher- Woodley (maijors-fighting), White 10-minute misconduct) Saves: Gibson Faveil Envoy Wins Civic Title 979 -- 2 494-0 B.C. Is Undefeated -- In Senior Curling PORT ARTHUR (CP)--"'Thisjwas the best Tuesday. The two will be a tough competition andjrinks had been established as I can't see any of the rinks go-learly favorites by the railbirds. ing through unbeaten," skip} Joh trailed 10-7 coming Wendell MacDonald of Char-|home but grabbed an opening lottetown said after the firstiset up when Phillips missed @ two rounds of the Canadianjtakeout to count three and force Seniors Curling Championship. jovertime. Heading onto the fifth round] In the extra end Johnson bur- lat 2:30 p.m. EST today thelied a rock in the eight-foot cir- Prince Edward Island skip's|cle behind three long guards. prediction had almost "been ful-|Phillips drew to the four-foot filled. but Johnson bumped him out In two rounds in the 11-rinkjand rolled behind the guards to round-robin tournament Tues-jlie two. day, three rinks ineluding Mac-| Phillips elected to go after Donald lost their first games|the Manitoba shot rock with an leaving British Columbia thelin-turn through a port, touched only undefeated unit with a 3-0|the Johnson stone but failed to mark. move it and slid through. Fred Tinling of Vancouver| Standings after the fourth maintained his perfect recordjround in the national seniors with an 8-5 victory over Ronjcurling championship: Wright of Hudson Heights, Que , and an 11-7 verdict over Arnold Chisnell of. Sudbury, represent- British Columbia Ontario Gord's Envoy captured the Oshawa Civic Hockey League 'sand Walter CKLB. Osborne six, Victor Rudak four) Hubar two, for 8-5 ihad 3-1 marks, Auditorium on the weekend. Victory earned the Envoy)! jboys the 'Brading Award' as}! |they won the best-of-three final]! led the Firefighters, who were Ralph Branton, with 12 points, n the game all the way. Only n the third quarter were they ing Northern Ontario. Manitoba, Ontario and P.E.I. Alberta and Newfoundland 2-1, New Bruns- wick 2-2, Quebec 1-2, Northern Ontario 1-3, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia 0-4. Northern Ontario P.E.I. Manitoba Alberta Newfoundland New Brunswick Quebec Dave Mason scored LOST FIRST GAME |Nova Scotia AAR WOEAS deo TD Sorenunwwwe o SeWNN RP RRR eo Mt , has. man- ; Buchanan, though checked very closely and roughly, has aca tae 'out Hyde in 08 in two consecutive|outscore vk effort to erase the five-goal deficit. Oshawa did manage two All told, Maschio handed out/held them under control. } nad aa ; | OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, Orr, Series ii 4 ' 142 minutes in penalties for the|poverts, Beverley, Bucher, Whitaker! games. lsix. Bill Raikovic four, Gord| Manitoba lost its first 6 bemused Gord's,|Perkins and Dave Jameson two|When Leo Johnson of Winnipeg} GILLES MAROTTE igoals, both by Bill Bannerman. |but steady goaltending by Doug Favell and foolish penalties} ruined any chance of a come- jback. | The avalanche continued in the final 20 minwessecx'w th) HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS | a pe ig ss \tario getting the bye. and Denault. lthree more goals in a three-| 15 o'clock, Firefighters| was BEST GAME DYETT'S SPORTS -- goal, {minute span. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Central Ontario Junior ae ean venice s+ greg yg and ve final) "The Ontario-Manitoba game|Henry; Prest, Welsh, Thomson, |LEADS ASSAULT Napamah Sener Cornwall 4 Smiths Falls 1 | In the final contest, Nov y[ant sottiegent House (Simone rg ae otro Bran Bradley paced the Fly-| ' LT F A Pt} (Cornwall leads best-of-seven yets defeated Fire Fighters 4- re t) wilt batt 1 00 a.m|talie Ave., this Saturday at water, Ingram, Raymond, Kirk, ; wie 4 |Detroit 38 22 7 213 166 83| final 2-1) lo. Bill Skwarchuk notched twol snp c oh at! ae Pinal PM Woods, Cruise, Mainguay, Mi- ers' attack with two goals and Neundex Bay. dnote . Bill $ Wol with CKLB battling Bolahood's./4.™- chaels and Bradd Mi rr goals for the winners with|----_-- ------------| Jim Bak paced the winners - . ack witl 35 21 11 202 173 81 two assists. Jim Lorentz also atk tallied two 34 27 8 223 173 76/Port Arthur 5 Fort William 1, |Fred Greenwood and Roger| |with eight points. Bill Cobel, aged four goals. Bill Bannerman's production of seven is the real bright spot -- and one of few -- in Oshawa's showing to chippy contest, including 12 forwards, Little, Buchanan, Cashman, ©" 61, tam effort r Glee date. Wayne Cashman, with only one goal, is far below majors and two 10-minute, mis-|Yaves, O'Shea Bannerman, Booth, while, ding an pois Bo per-|cach, along with Branton's 12, fell 10-3 to MacDonald in ced , what is expected of one who was one of the Generals' leading | ' F 4 eonddcts, ' NIAGARA FALLS -- ooa!, Fave; de-| formance by import goalie Ken|for the losing Firefighters. --o ee Cas on ah D ett S Take scorers in the schedule. Even more disappointing is the utter 4 *BLUELINE NOTES: -- mick fee ean Ae Nee Mapreey, ie oho na ee 1a CLD CLINCHES EARLY the undefeated circle with a 12-| y' 7 = -- by such recognized competent. forwards as ets for Saturday's game go On|snell, Pronovost, Lorentz Marcotte Series. | Joe Krasney went on another|10 extra-end yerdict over Alfie} Bill Little and Danny O'Shea. Bill White, Nick Beverley, sale at 9 a.m. tomorrow morn-| Goldsworthy, pea i le hae Ae = lscoring spree of 27 in the final Phillips of Toronto. | & Chris Hayes, Chris Roberts, these are a few others who were-- ing at all three outlets. The mReteree sey Maschis, Linesmen --|1, bie te ad Boi Be teamn| %2me. as CKLB walked away jn| MacDonald stumbled to earth eres Ca and still are -- expected to chip in with the odd goal. Little game, originally shied ise ia Chip Sanvito and Bert Norris. beach or pianagert ero By con-|'Tue chaniplonship: fashion. fe with a 10-3 loss to George Gi-| hasn't even got an assist to his credit. As we mentioned yes- De ce an Onan. TYEH © Maoh. toe alee tacting Jeague president Ray|'? Rudak with 12 points, Jefljannou of St. John's, NEG, in) ets Sports won the abe : . es for an Ontario Tyke} 1. Niagara Falls, Goldsworthy E '87 'Osborne eight, George Lees|the fourth round, _ DY PI terday, the Generals need a solid team to be at their best Tournament. which was sched-|, (Ley. Sanderson) o.23| Pylypiw 728-5061. The ban-|) wWoor Hubar three and) In other matches Tuesday,|ing game of the North Plant and to beat Niagara Falls but up to now -- there are too uled for the auditorium several " (Goldsworthy, Arbour) 52 quet is scheduled for April 9. [Dennis Medwid rounded out the|Gordon Walker. of Fdmonto, Hockey League finals at. the many Oshawa players in this series wearing uniforms, who weeks ago... . Bill White, Mar-| 3. Niagara, Falls, Debrody ee scoring with a pair. "lied Alberta (o a 10-7 win over|Port Perry Arena Sunday af- didn't "come to play" There were penalties galore again 'vara O'Shea ~~ nego i Niagara Fall Marte ce s awa inor Pi she i scored 4 ger -- nee 4 ee -- ploy sebtiies tk defeated last night -- especially in the final period when increasingl e\turned in cre' le perform:| | (Bradley, ey . Andy Cherkas seven, Ron Mc-|Sask.; Haro| abey of Monc-| . AP a rough sie? finally mer up with dione! wild fights ws @jances for the forwards, while) * "aregeyy "Sl 15.22 tnroy six and John Davidson|ton piloted New Brunswick to| F. Prest and T. Thompson : Bobby Orr, Roberts and Bev-| penalties -- Arbour chigh-sticking) 0.8, es hooped five for Bolahood's, wholan 11-8 decision over Arvard|Paced the winners with two SIXTH GAME of the series, here at the Auditorium on erley did their best back of the|Lorent, White (rousing) Ol parging) Playoff Action were never in the game, after/Mann of Truro, N.S.; Ontario goals each. A. Drinkwater, B. Saturday night, will start at eight o'clock and not 7:15 p.m. blueline . . . Bannerman, wh0/¢'5) gannerman (hooking) 6.39, Rober's, the first quarter, lerushed New Brunswick 11-4,|Woods and H. Welsh. earned as originally scheduled. The monster Tyke Tournament, prac- fecsived three minor pefsitits(scmrar jeardne) * 2, coughing) @58-/ y otter Carriers bombed Rose mis wL iby herbie pummelled Sas- OE x ca wae tically all day Saturday, will keep the ice busy until early two Niagara Falls' goals, play-|eriarence) Ae, areaey (boarding) Bowl 6-1 in one of three Osh- Firefighters piriciehg Tge A: g Pres vaiae goals while B. Garrow, Vic evening, after which it will have to be given the full -treat- ed a steady game when he stav-| o : 5 jawa Minor Hockey Association) poshoods The fifth-round draw has New|Georgeoff and L. Clark added ment, to be in top shape. And speaking of full treatment, ed on the ice. His two goals| 4 oshawa, Bannerman sa' erge oes bag giro Brunswick vs. B.C.; Nova Sco-|the others. Chuck Goddard, the sensational goalie with Peterborough give him seven for the series.) | (Hayes) | 2.29 ad tg ren's Arena last/SCORING LEADERS tia vs. Manitoba; Newfoundland| Outstanding goaltending by Juniors, gave Toronto Marlboros just that, at Maple Leaf tops for both teams .. . The " (Cisne Beverley) 1.07, Mike Debosky paced: the win- Joe Krasney, CKLB, _50\vs. Ontario; Prince Edward Is- G. Henry of Dyett's prevented Gardens last night, when he held the fort, stopping a total of Flyers outshot Oshawa 33-19. Penalties -- Beverley (charging, 3.08| | oii pads sec aa voints; Ralph Branton, Fire-jland vs. Alberta; Northern On-\@" upset as Lord's dominated 39 shots in the game and 16 of these in the final period, when See a uattl tae pepe fist ina) eben) *dleratene ise .&| David Fischer, Erie Cay, Roy. atid gm _ bk snooty tario vs. Queber and Saskatche- a hae ae . a : t li (slashing) 15.54, Marcotte (hign- yer oe v olahoods, 21; Dave Mason,|wan getting the bye. re i Meciios susmumen On over the 'Petes'. 1 Onded 41 for the ute mark of the first... The sticking) 1904." reott (Mio Graham and Dan McKeelrirefighters, 17; Victor Rudak.| In the sixth round, at 8:15|Slated for Port Perry this Sun- Liftlock City team, who scored twice within less than two min- line of Billy Little, Ron. Buch-| THIRD PaiOD jshared singles. Brian Careyicxtp, 16 and Jeff Oborne.|p.m. EST,. it will be B.C. vs:|ay, at 2 p.m. utes, in the first period, held Marlies to one in the second and anan and Wayne Cashman was) §. (ioe eden 8 pha ac goal for Roseicxrp, 14 points. |Manitoba;' Alberta vs, Ontario;| LORD'S JEWELLERS -- then battled through a scoreless final frame, to earn the verdict. |benched for 12 minutes in 2 9. Niagara Fails, Bradley ' hey Sha 'Cahadinn Tapion This Saturday, at 9.30 a.m./Prince Edward Island vs. Sas-jgoal, Gutsole; Delves, Garrow, Second game of their set is in Peterborough tomorrow night jsecond and when they made| -- (Debrody) 10.20) ditled to a 3:3 deadlock. Mike sharp, Firefighters meet CKLB,|katchewan; New Brunswick vs.|Bulmer, Arnold, Humphries, and while Marlboros are a " be ti : : when a victorv for CKLB also|Quebec and Newfoundland vs.|/Bryan, Georgeoff, Clarke, good team "'on the road"'. Beamish fired two goals for ; aa ; Petes were very tough to beat in their own rink, all through the Legion squad with Dave means the Minor League!Nova Scotia with Northern On-|O'Neil, Morden, Lodge, Stacey the schedule. They just might have enough to survive us series. McMaster getting a single. Neil Fry. 9.15 AT GOLF CLUB WHITBY Dorothy Munday's Rink Wins Armstrong Trophy In a popular club competition, completed, Dorothy Mun- day's rink emerged as 1964-65 winners of The Marjorie Arm- strong Trophy, annual event at the Ladies' Curling Section, of the Oshawa Golf Club. A five-game event, embracing both the Monday-Thursday and Tuesday-Friday groups, with a Playoff between the respective group winners, the competition again proved very keen. Mrs. Munday's rink emerged as the Tuesday-Friday. group winners and played off for the trophy against the Monday- Thursday group winners, a rink skipped by "Dorie" Cox. In the absence of the trophy donor, Ladies' president "Babs"' Peterson, vice-skip and Dorothy Munday, skip. The runners-up were Dorothy Mclliveen, Ruth McIntosh, Marg McCarten and "Dorie" Cox, skip. Other prize-winners on the Monday-Thursday draw were Edith Alger, Jean Pickering, Marie Libby and Maible Bou- dreau, skip, 2nd prizes; G. Hawkshaw, Toni Vesey, "Von" Sturgis and "Do" Robins, skip, 3rd__ prizes; J. Johnston and Marianne Zakarow, Sue Kess- ler, Helen Braithwaite and Marg. Storie, skip, 4th prizes. Second prizes on the Tuesday- Friday draw were won by W. J. Scarlett, Mae Wetherup, "Liz" Grewar and Brenda Calhoun, skip; Dora Miller, Mildred War- Goldwworthy, Gilles Marotte and Ted Snell) 5, sharing singles. ren, Helen Glover and Olwen Rolson, skip, 3rd prizes; Carol Mills, Betty Macdonald, Marion Freeborn and Helen Brock, skip, 4th prizes. Henry made the presentation to the winning rink, Jean Burch and Julie Roesch (double leads): Eunice Bowman, second; Mary IGNORED DEADLINE Sask. Junior Winners Not Ready For Playoffs REGINA (CP) -- Saskatche-| wan's Memoria! Cup represent- atiyes will be allowed to show up.eight days late for the start|CAHA deadline rather than of 'the playoffs -- if they're|sacrifice revenue from its willing to pay $1,000 a day forjleague playoffs. The best - of- the' privilege. lseven SJHL final between Re- The terms were laid down tn|gina Pats and Weyburn Red Nanaimo Tuesday night by Dr.| Wings is scheduled to open to- Led Margolis, president of the/night. British Columbia Amateur, Margolis, demanding $8,000 Hotkey Association, which 1s|compensation, said B.C. teams negotiating with its Saskatche-jhad reduced their playoffs from wan counterpart in an effort to|best - of - seven to best'- of- get the junior playoffs rolling.|three and one league had even Harlier in the day, Saskat-|cut down its regular schedule chewan offered to pay B.C. alin order to declare a winner in lump sum of $1,000 as compen-|time. sation for its inability to de-| "We lost a lot of money," clare a winner in time to op-|he said. "They (Saskatchewan) pose New Westminster Royals/are down there playing full in the opener of a best-of-seven|schedules and making lots of western quarter - final series|money." scheduled to open in the B.C.) Even unhappier was Leo Le- city March 27. clerc, general manager of Ed- The difficulty arose when the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League decided to ignore the goals Bud General Manager Wren Blair) said after the game, "'It was the) best three periods of hockey I've seen Niagara Falls play this season. However, we rebound- ed twice in this series and we can do it again on Saturday." Tempers flared throughout the game but reached the boiling point at 15.58 of the third when Peterboro Wins Series Opener By THE CANADIAN PRESS Niagara Falls Flyers whipped Oshawa Generals 8-2 while Peterborough Petes edged Tor- onto Marlboros 2-1 Tuesday night in Ontario Hockey Asso- ciation Junior A_ best-of-seven semi-final playoffs. The Flyers now have a 3-2) edged over Oshawa in the play- offs. It was the first game of} the series between Toronto and Peterborough. | At Toronto, the Petes had) |goalie Chuck Goddard to thank| \for their victory. He 'stopped 34) shots compared to 16 by Gerry Desjardins in the Marlboro net. Andre Lacroix and Danny Grant scored within minutes of each other in the first period to) give Peterborough the game.| lonto goal. Siatoy in Caller | No Playoff There VICTORIA (CP)--Last-place Los Angeles Blades were math- ematically eliminated from Western Hockey League play- off contention as they went down 5-0 to Victoria Maple Leafs Tuesday night. The win, before 2,559 fans, left Leafs needing only one win lin their last three games of the lseason to clinch the fourth aad last playoff spot. One loss by fifth-place San Francisco, Seals in their last two games would have the same result. Seals trail Victoria by three points Larry Keenan scored twice for Victoria while Gordie Red- ahl, Milan Marcetta and Lou Jankowski scored one. goal each. monton Oil Kings, who are Doug Sanders Tops | Los Angeles plays first-place {Portland tonight. favored to win the Alberta title. Golf Money List He said the SJHL showed "no integrity" and demanded tis suspension by the CAHA. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla, (AP)--Doug Sanders has an $11,176 cushion under him in first place among top money- winners of tournaments spon- sored by the Professional Golf- ers Association. Sanders was credited with $29,157 and. runner - up Bob Charles $17,981 from 1965 PGA A ae tournaments through last week-|7 end's Jacksonville Open. | | George Knudson of Toronto|/ ranks 10th in winnings in PGA sponsored tournaments with $10,825. FO LARGEST SELECTION The G. B. COMPANY 356 Dean Ave., Oshawa Bus.. 723-3961 FOR THE TROPHIES R ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS N EASTERN ONTARIO Phone George Fuller Res. 725-2062 |Neil Clark scored the lone Tor- 0 28 25 14 196 167 70 20 36 12 172 234 52 19 43 6 157 250 44 Tuesday's Result New York 3 Chicago 2 (Only. game scheduled) Game Today Montreal at Toronto (Only game scheduled) American League . Eastern Division WLT F ATt 43 25 1 271 215 87 33 31 5 263 236 71 33 31 4 234 226 70 29 37 4 234 263 62 20 48 2 186 297 42 Western Division Rochester 47 18 3 290 184 97 Buffalo 38 25 6 242 207 82 Pittsburgh 28 34 6 216 245 62 Cleveland 21.43 5 216 279 47 Tuesday's Result Buffalo 2 Quebec 7 Western League Los Angeles 0 Victoria Eastern League Long Island 1 Clinton 2 Maritime Senior New Glasgow 8 Glace Bay 3 (New Glasgow leads best-of- seven final 3-1) Central Ontario Senior Barrie 1 Collingwood 9 (Collingwood leads best - of- seven final 3-1) Saskatchewan Senior Yorkton 3 Moose Jaw 2 Moose Jaw leads seven final 2-1) Ontario Junior A Peterborough 2 Toronto 1 Quebec Baltimore Hershey Springfield Prov. (Peterborough leads best-of-| scorer, was awarded to Ken} seven semi-final 1-0) shawa 2 Niagara Falls 8 (Niagara Falls leads best-of- seven semi-final 3-2) SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Soccer jresults Tuesday night: European Cup Winners' Cup | Quarter Final, Second Leg |West Ham 4 Lausanne 3 (West | Ham won on aggregate 6-4) | English League | Division I Blackburn 3 Sunderland 2 West Brom 4 Everton 0 Division II Swansea 4 Preston 0 Swindon 4 Northampton 2 Scottish League Division I - East Fife 0 Stenhousemuir 1 INCOME JAX RETURNS 'Completed T. 1, Short Form STILL 2.00 U.A.W. HALL Bond East PUBLIC WELCOME Hours: 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. & 7 p.m. to & p.m. Mon, to Fri. (Best-of-nine final tied 3-3, waddell counting the others.) Nick Melynchuk and Ken Jor- one game tied) Alberta Junior Calgary Buffaloes 5 - Calgary Cowboys 4 (Buffaloes win best - of - five final 3-1) Northwestern Ont.-Sask, Intermediate Regina 2 Dryden 6 (Best-of-five final tied 2-2) OHA Announces Trophy Winners TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario Hockey Association an- nounced Tuesday winners of three trophies for the 1964-65 season, Vance Milar of Welland Burloaks in the OHA Senior series was awarded the Andy Bellemer Trophy for giving his best and trying his hardest at all times. Bellemer was 2 \former player and referee in jthe OHA. The Dave Pinkney Trophy to the leading goalie was awarded jto Bernie Parent of Niagara | Falls Flyers in the Junior A series. Pinkney was a former minor - league team manager best - of-|and long-time executive mem-} ber of the OHA. The Eddie Powers Trophy, jgiven to the league's leading |Hodge of St. Catharines Black Hawks, also of the Junior. A jseries. Powers, father of the former NHL referee, was a j coach for many years in. the |OHA. INSTALLED Terms $10.00 DOMINION TIRE STORES DOMINION) OYAL ge TIRES § John Krantz and Doug Sup-| pelsa clicked for the losers. | Cornwall Royals Take Series Lead SMITHS FALLS, Ont, (CP)-- Cornwall Royals downed Smiths Falls Bears 4-1 Tuesday Inight to take a 2-1 lead in their best-of-seven Central Junior A Hockey League finals. The Royals now have won |two straight games after drop- ping the opener 6-0 here Fri- |day. They took a 5-1 decision jin Cornwall Sunday, | Ray Barnes, Larry Gabri, Bob Harrington and Ron Ward iscored for the Royals, while Mike Brazeau got the Smiths |Falls goal. | The series resumes in Corn- |wall Thursday. Bantings Win Biddy Opener The Bantings took the opening game of the Biddy Basketball championship on Saturday as they defeated the White Aces 14-11. The contest was played in the Simcoe Hall Settlement House Boys' Club, where the Bantings played all their league games. 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