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nh li li att Srm ers 2a et ee g THE OOHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Apri 24, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' SUMMER! "Jed" Wilson reports in that his PPP ny foro A 'Aces Juvenile softball club is holding their first workout, at Nipigon Park, on Monday evening, at six o'clock and it's an "open invitation" -- all eligible players are welcome ... WORD 18 OUT that there will be about four or five Juvenile softball teams operating this season, which is good news, Oshawa Minor Softball Association has produced a lot of great talent in recent years and it's nice to know that they now have enough pitchers scattered around the city to encourage three or more entries... All other teams holding workouts are invited to use this medium to announce the time and place. ROCHESTER AMERICANS blanked Hershey Bears 8-3 last night, a far cry from their overtime division in the first me of the series, " The series now moves into Hershey but even though it may not prove a clean sweep, the Amerks are strongly favored to win The Calder Cup and the playoff title, STANLEY CUP chatter out of Chicago is pretty much to the expected pattern, Billy Reay points out that if his team keeps up the good work, the series will go seven games--and his Black Hawks will win it. 'Toe' Blake points out that some of his team were not_up to scratch in their last outing but if they return to top form, he'll go back to Montreal with a 3-1 lead. It all very interesting -- but also somewhat con- fusing. If a neutral observer checks over the statistics for the last three games, he gets convinced that anything can still happen -- and knowing Stanley Cup playoffs, it prob- ably will! SPORTS SHORTS--Atlanta Crackers give Toronto base- ball fans their "home opener' today but if the Crackers continue that winning streak they've been enjoying, then Toronto ball fans are in for a sad beginning ... JOHNNY PODRES made a glorious return to full-time pitching 'action last night when he pitched a 4-0 shutout win for Dodgers, over the Phillies .. . METS nipped Giants 9-8 in an 11-inning tilt and Houston won out over Pirates 4-3 in 12 innings .. . DANNY CATER hit a two-run homer to pace Chicago White Sox to their 5-3 win over Washington Senators, In other AL action, Minnesota Twins nipped Detroit Tigers 8-6; Cleveland Indians downed Kansas City 6-2 and Orioles won over Bos- ton 4-2... SHERBROOKE Beavers look like a shoe-in for the Eastern Canada Allan Cup honors and in the Memorial Cup play, Niagara Falls should waltz to another comfortable win over Lachine Maroons, in that series BY THIS TIME next week, we'll be into the merry month of May and everything being normal, it could just be that almost all of the major hockey- championships will have been FORT ERIE RESULTS neyoremvenen FIRST RACE ~~ Purse $2.200 maiden three year olds 6' furs (8) |-Day's Best Walsh | FIFTH RACH -- Purse $7,000 claiming] four year olds and up | mile and 70 yards | $6.80 400 2.80 (7) | SNew Gang Ferro 8,90 4.30 1-Sir Demijohn Harris 85.96 4.00 3.20) jet Brant Fitzsimmons 280 7-Tullo Maxwell 6.0 4.40) Time 125 45 Clear and Heavy 5-Real Black Leblane 3.40 Also Ran in Order -- Bodwenni, Fun-| Time 153 2-5 Fun-Fun, Y te, All | oan un, Music Note, Alice H,, and Pen. Also Ran in Order Money Mere, Fal- sun, Harry Gy and Crystal Fire. jee Winner, be, 3. by Senator Jim -- The Quinella Sir Demiiohn and Tulle, Sep, by Ace Admiral, |paid $39.90 Poly Double Poo! $32,655. Winner, b g, 7, by John C, -- No Demand SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900 claim. by Dolan, ing maiden two year olds foaled in CDA Pool $20,251 4 furs, (11) Quinetia PKOOL {'%4,?%, Ve-Java Jive Leblanc $12.30 7.70 3.80 | 4Twinkie Jay Maxwell 12.10 §.40 . SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600 allowances! §DQ-King Jive Harris 3,70\ three .and four year olds 6 furs (4) | Time 59 2-Isle of Mull Dittach $10.00 4.20 2.80) Also Ran | 5.60 2.80) Snow Water, Davids Chop, Windy Mahan, | 4Swirl Of Glory Harris 2.50) Smart Bird, Sloppy Slippers, Gienscott) Time 117 45 Star, and Gold Gem New Herod, Take Notice end Bettye | White In Order -- Roman Pride,|7-Foo Foo Harrison inished second but was disqualified|Late Scratch -- Cairnarctic and placed 3rd Winner, ch ¢, 3, by Count ef Honor-- The Dally Double, Day's Best (1) and|Sweetose, by Denturivs | Java Jive (11), Paid $121.80 Poot $39,503, Winner, dk ® or br ¢ 2, by Misterjive-- pagrs Girl, by Reigh Count SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $21200 claim- 924,014, three year olds 6 furs (7), (Off 437) in 2Fiddler's Belle Bailey $7.4 3.60 3.30) THIRD RACH - Purse $2,200 maiden |-Jaoie's Gem Dittfach 4.00 3.20 Wree year olds 6 2 furs (9) 4Revelling Gordon 6.40 T-Lucky Charm Armstrong$5.40 3.10 .8)/ Time 118 3-5 4Royal Embassy Fitzsimmons 5.10 4.40| Also Ran in Order -- Top Musketeer, | &Chic Visitor Ditttach 5.90 Held Over, Valeerest Lady and Tippidy.' Time 126 2-5 | Winner, f, 3, by Haltal --- Woodvale Also Ran in Order -- Lets Soaw!, Red| Hills, by First Fiddle pipet sss Red, Chump, Fleet to Air Pool $43,935, ynnie, Winner, ch ¢, 3, by Acadian -- Katy Kan-) EIGTH RACH -- Purse $2,000 claiming uek, Kaytee, four lyear olds end up 6¥ furs (9) | 208, 4Biue Sol Hale $13.40 7.60 6.10! 7-Peter Pat Parnell 25.50 11,90 POURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900 maiden Field Trial Dittfach 4.70 year olds foaled in CDA 4's furs (a),| Time 122 \Needlin Al Dittfach $10.10 6% 420) Also Ran In Order -- A-House Boy, 'Sultan's Treat Webdiey 29.30 11.00 Yukon Squaw, Chance Cover, Breconing, 8-Red Saimon inquye 4.60, Popey and So Smart Time 9 1-5 Late Scratch - A-Skip Over Also Ran in Order -- Mr PH Rotman and Mrs, Goo, Neptunas|A - R E Fisher Hostess, Gray Bunty, Mighty Striker and| Entry Bbony Admiral |Winner b g, 4, by Solidarity -- Blumer, Winner, b ¢, 2 Snow Boots -- Buy by Blue Larkspur, » by Now, by MIDIANITE Pool. $47,481. Poo! 834,109, Total Pool $319,193, | Whitby | "Steelers" Roll On Sunday The Whitby Lasco '"Steelers"|son, Gary Davis, Roy Aberman,| Junior "'B' Lacrosse Club 'con- Al Pardington from Whitby are tinues to hold strenuous work- 2l! fine looking prospects along hada ah tas Willow Avan with Bays from Brooklin like a y Arena MTim Gray, Wayne Davidson, preparation for the upcoming)Terry Mantle and Peter Vipond 1965 season jare boys who could stay with the The "Steelers" will compete} Club. in the newly formed Junior "R"| From Oshawa the two goal- League under the jurisdiction tenders Brian Brenner and Stan of the Ontario Lacrosse Associa. Abbott are battling out and up tion. front, Ron and Doug Sutton, Dave Keenan, Mike Lewis, Tom eague 'ons tiv : a. aoe gn hug Posey the Vann, Larry Haight, Bill Little, Huntsville, Toronto, Markham, Tom Wing, to name 4 few are with teams from Dixie and all fine looking propspects Peterborough likely to make an The "Steelers" will play an entry at the League Convening !Xxhibition Game Sunday after- meeting early in May noon at 2 p.m. April 25th at the ae tg Whitby Arena, and Their op- site "Steers" are direct alt positon willbe the Toronto Gaels and are a part of their, Mohawks strong "Farm System,"' with a. Come out and have a look at four team City Juvenile Junior your new Lacrosse Club, Ad- League and the Oshawa Green, mission Free ! Gael Midget Club 'Steelers' are sponsored by NAMED ADVISER the Lasco Steel Company of OTTAWA (CP)--Brig. George Whitby, one of the more ag J. H. Wattsford, 53, of Ottawa geen sp in the abe has been appointed military ad- s h yS are makin a ' . i ; bid for a spot with the Club and|"iser to the Canadian commis- are giving manager Frank Wil: Sioner on the International con- bur a tough job to make a de-|trol Commission for Laos, the cision, At the moment all spots defence department announced are open. Thursday. The Oshawa Green Gaels still -|Brook B., owned by John Gra- Burruni Wins | World's Title ROME (AP)--Salvatore Bur- runi of Italy, staking his ca- reer on his lightning fists, took the world's flyweight | boxing crown away from Pone King- petch of Thailand Friday night on points in 15 rounds. HARNESS RACING Oshawa Man Finds His Hobby Is Horses By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Hershey 3 Rochester 8 (Rochester Leads best-of-seven final 2-0) : : Allan Cup Woodstock 0 Sherbrooke 6 (Sherbrooke leads best-of-seven Eastern final 3-0) Warroad 2 Nelson 6 (Nelson leads best-of-five final Phos nerd bh Pog Burruni weighed 111% and Bell pg 2 ho Comeiay of os og 1 im oe lone Canada in Oshawa, last year © awaited champion ship matc' before 16,000 fans, packed into the Rome Sports Palace, More than 3,000 supporters from Burruni's native Sardinia cheered themselves hoarse as the plucky 32«vear-old challen- ger hammered away, round after round, at the Thai's face and body, Burruni, a slick Sardinian getting his first shot at a world championship, became the third boxer to dethrone the little bat- tler from Thailand, Burruni, who had won 56 straight fights going into the long-awaited struggle, beat the 22-year-old Thai to the punch consistently. 's sought a physical activity that " would be entirely divorced from his work, He found it---harness racing. He purchased Janet Chief, a nine-year-old chestnut mare by Jimmie Chief out of Goldie Hy, in Sault Ste. Marie last fall. Janet Chief has a record of 2:15 on a half-mile track, Before taking harness racing seriously, Ken played a lot of golf, but found this. game be- coming so popular. it was diffi- cult to find space on the crowded courses. Ken trains and grooms his horse by himself and has plans to be in the sulky for his first race next month in Peter- The sellout crowd of 16,000 borough, Janet Chief will also approved the verdict, make an appearance at the Osh- Burruni was guaranteed only awa Harness Horse Driving $2,000 for the fight, while Pone Club's race meet May 22 at took a $50,000 in his ninth title Alexandra Park. His long-range plans are to isecure a driver's licence for extended pari-mutual meets, but to qualify for a "full" licence, he must put in a year's training with a provisional licence and have 25 satisfactory starts the next year at an extended meet, plus submit to a written exami- nation, Ken is secretary of the Oshawa Harness Horse Driving Club and has no greater plans than to continue with a one- horse stable. His stable colors are yellow and black, He built his own trailer to transport Janet Chief to and from race meets, e ifight. The Thai now has won jsix title fights and lost three. |He has regained the title three jtimes and lost it three times | Burruni brought his record to 77-3-1, - Ontario Bowlers | Showing The Way WINNIPEG (CP) Ontario joules dominated the first an- jnual national youth fivepin | bowling championships in. open- sling games here Friday, | The championships have at- jtracted teen-agers from the four Western provinces and On- tario y ie y Bantams Wayne Potter of Lindsay Owner i os |Trenton and Susan Grant Port Credit, junior Grant Ban- |field of Blenheim and senior | Donna Robb of Toronto lead On- }tario's six-man contingent. GREENWOOD RACEWAY | Potter heads the bantam boys ham of Lindsay; stepped to an with 403 total, Miss Grant has Andsay, ste 469 : { FIRST RACE -- | mile (trot) for 3 5 HY U ry easy two-length win in the fea- co ee 00 . 'JANET. CHIEF' Greenwood Win - TORONTO (CP) Nancy ' de 4 ' ; |and up purse $700 (8) | Time 156 1-5 Ba e role: 928 A itured Solid Choice junior invi-|Legai Prince 190 360 200! Also Staried, Juann, Full Swing, Siiver's|. Dantield rolled 1,825 for six 3.70 2,70 Girl, Ida Byrd and Muncyana jgames in the junior. His top i ¥ ' race.| Lemac tation trot at Greenwood race eed 530 | Claitned Roselawn Boy, by J. Geisel Jr.jscore was 340, Also Started, Yonder, Chuckmor, Fliem- $1,500 | way Friday night : ington's Sis, Dark Potomac, and Darn Bonnie Wilson of Edmonton Laird McNab, owned and) Tenia SIXTH RACE -- 1 mile (Trot) for 3\shot 600 to lead the junior girls driven by Dr. John Findley of yos. and up Junior invitation Purse!" S hd Arnprior, Ont., was second and], SECOND RACH 7 furs, (Pace) for/§2.000 (5) ee ea Miss Robb came up with a ark " iden 3 yos, Purs: ( ancy Brool Mw 2.6 7 * ¥ Johnnic R., from Doug Palm-|Apachies Pride 4.60 3,60 2.80 Laird 'MeNab 2.70 I bl oe we Seniors, ay , x Whirired 20.90 & .10\Johnnle R 2.50|G ill o innipeg was 81 er's Schomberg, Ont., stable, | iiss a na "as peg Time 213 45 lamong the boys. was 1% lengths back in third|time 156 1-5 Als © Started, Fiash Song, and Lady) position, | Also started, Kendall Brook, Pixannie, Ezra ; Homestead Valentina, Rock and Roil|Quinella, Nos, 3 and 2-- Paid $15.60 | Nancy Brook B. paid $7.30] attorney Late Can, Cadenza | p ] acl " ; vith | OD, Nos. 6 and 4, paid $15,00 | straight and combined Agius SEVENTH RACE ~-- 1 mile (Pace) for! ort re Laird McNab for a quinella) tHirp race -- | mile (trot) for 3.3 yos. and up purse $700 (8) 'os. and up purse $900 (7) y Scottish Cla 7.40 380 3.10 7" { payoff of $15.60. INight Shift 4.10 3.70 2.80|Direct Vista. 4.00 2.90 | Times Union and Knicker- Favorites Legal Prince and|tom key 10.90 4.80 Dale Mite 3.00 wo ames p |bocker News was elected Apache's Pride won the first/$/ittit) Hanover ee Ne iste tah WH ds Thursday to his second one- two races, resulting in a daily Also started, Reta Haw Lea, Ont day H, Lord Volo, Lena's Pride Cc, and PORT COLBORNE, Ont,jyear term as president of the double of $15.00, Fusty Riddell, Ont-Lord Yates, and Ont-/Hi Acres Averill (CP)--Hugh Ardy scored after|American Newspaper Publish-| Dnf --- Aecident -- Did not finish RIGTH RACK -- 1 mile (Pace) for 3 just 26 seconds of sudden-death|ers Association. J. Howard 4 Attendance was 7,197. fs a 'os. and up purse $1,100 (4) overtime Friday night to give wis es - y FOURTH RACE -- 7 furs (Pace) for Silver Ronnie 5.90 3.60 2.70 3 yos and up purse $600 (8) |Futurity Chief 4:00 2.50, Port Colborne Sailors a 6-5 win | Trivue 5.70 3,00 2.60/Big Chief C 3.00/over Fores s s i |Baron Hal 3.50 3.00|Time 210 45 canon ' WR re an ihe DQ -- Fin' § Hat 3.80| Also Started, Jerry Canuck, Princine SECONG game oO} e Ontario Time 156 25 Hanover, and Prince Locust Hockey Association Intermedi- Also Started, Royal Prince Allie Dale, and Johnny Song Late Cans, Brother Ben, Rusty Direct, oq Finished 2nd disqualified. and placed 3rd for a lapped on break at the Cops Third = SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)--| piety race - Coach Georges Dillard, ate A hockey final Port Colborne now leads the gs med nt best-of-seven series 2-0 with the 260 third game scheduled for to- night in Forest. NINTH RACE -- |} mile (Pace) for 3 yos. and up purse $900 (8) Smart Al Hec King's Messenger Henrietta Sue Time 211 35 Also Started, Frances, 7 furs (Pace) for 3 Gratiworth Byrd, Roy predicted) yos. and up purse $600 (8) i Jerry Hat, Ben Cai and 4.9% 3.30 2.80 'rj |Roselawn B pennies hie i wae os Bonen Pater Nibble 5.20 3.60 Attendance 7,197. Total Poo! $3865... | Soviet Chess Champ Allan Cup finals in four consec- | i utive games following a 6-0) | Nears World Title World Tourney At Woodbridge home ice victory over Wood-| Hockey Player's | yee ny eee 5-1 neides | Horse Winner or by four goals in any event,"| FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)--The he said in the dressing room 85) owner was injured but the RIGA, U.S.S.R. (AP)--Soviet qualified Friday for a place in the semi-final round for the world chess championship, the players chorused agree-/horse was fit as Danny Polizi-| TORONTO (CP) -- Sponsors) Spassky won his quarter-final ment. ani's Isle of Mull-won his first(Of the Carling $200,000 world| match against fellow Soviet The powerful Sherbrooke race of the season at Fort Eric/golf tournament confirmed Fri-jgrandmaster Paul _Keres, team leads the best-of-seven! Friday. lday the 1967 championship will/4™mes, to four, Keres over: i istepped the time limit on the letics 5-2 and 4-1 in the opening oliziani, a forward with Her-|be held at the Toronto Board of 35th move of their 10th game, games in Woodstock, o~ Bears of the American|Trade Club at Woodbridge, Ont.' Spassky will meet the winner The next game and the fitth, out with pg il a currently | about 15 miles northwest ofjof the match between Soviet yury as iis teaM'nere, No dates have been set.|grandmasters Yefim Geller and if necessary, will be played in|mates play Rochester Amer- : Sherbrooke Sunday and Mon-licans for the Calder Cup. Sponsors made the announce: | Vasily Smyslov in the semi- we ac : He spent a day at the races|ment in commenting on 2 news- saeen ene ies aying coach Ted Power Of) Friday and watched his horse,|paper report that the world} Woodstock admitted his' teamiwhich he claimed for $7,500 last|tournament in Canada's centen-| LETTERS PERECE Ae y at like an _------, October, defeat Foo Foo and| ial year would be held He the! TACOMA, Wash. (AP)--Two rather than a senior team JM) Swirl of Glory in the day's sixth] M 12-year-old boys in-grade VI at Ruston Elementary School the first two games, race. suburban course, which will be Goalie Serge Aubry kicked) [Isle of Mull returned $10,g9\9Pened this summer, out 27 shots for his shutout butistraight. For rider Hugo Ditt-| The first world tournament] SUM On fast when: the class y was the sec-|was held near Detroit in 1964|W@S, Blven_a lesson in cheque- the Sherbrooke defence ensured tach, the victor: writing. The two took three jthat most were routine saves.! ae Pus lhe aay mi the ice wat ond of the day jand this year's event will be atl. be: Ghenues iThe busy man on the ice was The daily double paid samples cheques, made them series 3-0, having defeated Ath- P $121,80 Woodstock goalie Ron Salter 1 |Sutton, Mass,, in August. Thejout for small amounts, forged who was peppered with 46 wstheg dlh th gl aa championship will be heldjthe signature of the principal, shots, : big jat the Royal Birkdale Golf club}/Rodney Larson, and cashed jthe second race | near Southport. in England. |them, The ambitious young pen- men now are in the hands of 70 CALL TenpEng -- Mrenle, uteri. MONTREAL (CP (--Oreni = oo jzers of the 198 Montreal, The Beavers put on the pres-|~ ~~ \world's 'fair announced Thurs- ff H sure in the second period. Rene|jnidas and both were giveniday night that tenders will bel. ran view Pepin scored on a rebound.) atch misconducts al q | Larry Drouin drilled in a 25-\™ ne ; called in May and June for con-) If ( foot shot. Dupre's second goal] During the flailing of sticks|struction of $1,500,000 art gal-; of the night came. after Spiene So goalie ane, daciset liary building. The building will) jstick-handled the hapless Salter|"e had been insulted by Ryan)" ; out of obalticn. Pp land they pummelled each other |® a permanent structure and Champion Colibre Course DUPRE SCORES TWO Sir Demijohn, an easy winner Bob Dupre scored the only\in the fifth race, combined with first-period goal at the 42-sec-|Second-place Tullo for a payoff ond mark and scored another in of $39.90 the second Attendance was 4,863, A third-period scuffle saw |Woodstock's Ron Ryan tied up at the goal mouth by. Sher-! brooke defenceman Lionel Ro- have 28 on their roster and when they cut back to 20 the remaining § will come to Whitb} in hopes of at least making the Junior "B"' Club, but are going to find it just as tough over There Are Specia BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN jforward on the ice, also picked up two assists, idin, the most effective rushing Rejean Richer and Claude until officials separated them|Will stand close to the main en | Benefits For All PAY AS YOU PLAY \Cardin scored in the third Car.{@nd gave them majors jtrance of the fair site MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE |Grandmaster Boris Spassky| © six] © © GREEN FEES @ D) | International. League Fort Wayne 3 Des Moines 5 (Best-of-seven final tied 2-2) Memorial Cup Winnipeg 1 Edmonton 7 (Hdmonton leads best-of-seven. 'Western final 2-0) | Prairie Juvenile |Winnipeg 1 Saskatoon 3 |(Saskatoon wins Prairie Juven- 'ile A championship) OHA Intermediate A Worest Lakesiders § Port Col- borne 6 (Port Colborne leads best - of seven final 2-0) Ontario Juvenile Toronto 6 Rouyn 4° (Toronto leads best - of - three final 10) Oil Kings Now. Two Games Up EDMONTON (CP)--Paced by rookie Ross Perkins' two goals, Edmonton Oil Kings trounced |Winnipeg Braves 7 - 1 Friday night before 4,533 fans to take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven Western Canada junior hockey championship. Third game in the series will be played Monday in Winnipeg. The .winner of the series will represent the west in the Mem- orial Cup Despite the wider margin in ithe score Friday night, Braves put up a stronger fight than in \the series opener, which they |dropped 3-1 } | Graham Longmuir, Ron. An- iderson, Galen Head, Red Simp- json and Greg Tomalty added jthe other Edmonton goals. George Anderson scored mid- way through the final period for Winnipeg. Kingston Midgets Win Tournament TRENTON, Ont. (CP)-- Kingston won the Trenton Lions Club midget hockey tournament here Friday night with a 2-1 win over Toronto Marlboros. Toronto defeated Brampton 9-3 and Kingston whipped Dixie Beehives 9-1. in the semi-final, i ROBB RE-ELECTED NEW YORK (AP) -- Gene |Robb of the Albany (N.Y.) Wood, Chicago Tribune, was re- elected vice-president; St. Clair! Balfour, Southam Press Limi- ted, Toronto, secretary; and \Joyce A, Swan, Minneapolis | Star and Tribune, treasurer, | | F MR, JOHN YOUNG Ontario Motor Sales pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Mr, John Young to their new and used cor sales staff. Mr. Young offers you experience and service and will be glad to help you choose a car to suit your needs, Come to the "Big Lot" today for the finest new and used cor values. ore = oe | oS (3 Visit Green Gaels Peterboro Seniors The Peterborough Senior La- crosse club will provide the first real opposition for the Oshawa Green Gaels this year. The Peterborough team will move into the Civic Auditorium on May 2, and with Bobby Allen back again as playing coach, they are expected to give Gaels a rough workout. The Gaels who have been practicing for the last two 7 weeks, are now down to 24 players from the original 60 who showed up for the training 7 camp. "This is the best lacrosse © team I have ever seen in my 20 years as a coach," said Jim © Bishop the Gaels' coach. i "Getting down to the 17 , players we are allowed to carry for the season is going to be a - tough job." One of the big surprises of the camp has been Ken Thomp- son, who scored 54 goals and KEN THOMSON 5 Merv Marshall, who was the -jassisted on 65 others duringiiop goalie in the circuit last regular play last season. jyear is back again with the 'Ken has done a great job on Gaels. Marshall only allowed defense so far, and this if a/996 goals in 24 games. pe! SEN tractive one B sorted Season tickets for the 10 Gaels last year are another two lads|"ome games are. available at halt \the Civic Auditorium, Buyers of a look good this year, |season tickets are. given an op Gikets win have impressed| "10" on tickets for the play-offs, Coach Bishop are Charlie Mar-' love, Larry Lloyd, Fred Green- wood and Larry Haight, who} has moved from Huntsville to Oshawa, Four players from last year's) li ? Minto Cup squad are still in| You're in the Huntsville participating in On- Pepsi generation! tario Hockey play-offs. 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