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g THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 15, 1965 Whitby Steelers Top i Oshat < BY FRANK RATCLIFFE "Oshawa Crushmen played their first game last night, but it was the third period by the time they got around to crush- ing anybody. And, by then, it was too late! - Crushmen bowed 8-5 to Whitby Daxco Steelers in a Junior 'B' exhibition game played at Osh- a@wa Civic Auditorium. At one point early in the third, Whitby held a 7-1 margin. Jim Booth drew first blood for the Crushmen early in the first, when he beat goaltender Ralph Moore on a breakaway goal. The lead was erased a little more than a minute later, however, Don O'Donaghue scor- ing, with Steelers playing a man short. O'Donaghue poked the| puck in, catching Crushmen's| vantage of their scoring oppor- tunities. WHITBY TAKES OVER With two Crushmen in_ the penalty box, Kevin O'Shea wasted no time starting a Whitby attack that broke the game wide open, After just 16 seconds had elapsed, he scored from a scramble on Oshawa goaltender David Gavel. Steelers scored three more before the nine-minute mark. Wayne Cheesman was in front of the net to steer in a slap shot from the right point by Tommy Chalmers, Whitby playing with the odd man advantage. They came back four minutes later, O'Donaghue poking in Bob Menard's rebound for his second counter of the night. Less than a minute later, Gavel 701 c Jr. 'B Team VV ws made a leg save on Tommy Lavender on a penalty shot, and foiled MacMillan, Wayne David- son and Al Quintillian on close in drives. Steelers dominated Oshawa for the enitre period. With five games under their belts, their passing was sharper and their checking tougher, than that of the younger Oshawans. Bob Waddell replaced Gavel in the third, and it took Whitby just 15 seconds to beat him on power play goal, Tommy Lavender doing the honors. -- But from then on it was all Oshawa, as they gradually took over control of the play. TWO QUICK TALLIES A pair of goals with 45 sec- onds, by Bob Black and Ron Dusiaumme closed the gap to 7-3, and midway through the | SET -BONSPIEL DATES... ... HONOR CHAS. PEACOCK GENERALS vs. CANADIENS BY GEO. H. CAMPBELL Sports Editor The Oshawa hered at their ae. at Curling Club gat clubhouse last night, for the annual "Fall Meeting' and listened to the plans that have been already made for their 1965-66 season, which is schéd- uled to open on Friday, October 29. If the OCC members . swing into action on this date, it will be the earliest "opening" in the club's history. Ice Committee member "Waddy" Oke told last night's meeting that they had run into some trouble, requiring machinery repair, was still hoped to have ice ready for the scheduled opening date. OPTIMISM HIGH Optimism, plus enthusiasm, was the key-note of last night's meeting, as Club President Don Crothers outlined the pre-season but that it} defence napping. ' \blocked a wide-angle shot by Two-and-one-half minutes later|Pat Brown but kicked the re- Peter Vipond took advantage of|bound right to Dave MacMillan another defensive lapse toscore|10 feet in front. MacMillan on a 10-footer, giving Whitby aldrilled home a high shot to up 21 lead after 20 minutes. The|the count to 6-1. first 20 minutes were closely! Gavel was shakey for most of Played, but the inexperienced) the period, but saved a little Oshawans failed to take ad-face in the latter stages. He Spotlighting... THE GENERALS By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals t are classed as one of the leading contenders for the league crown this year with | returning stars such as Serge Savard, Christian Bordeleau, | The Oshawa Generals make "their second start of the young »season tomorrow night when they entertain those "flying "Frenchmen", the Montreal frame Gerry Dionne knocked in|planning that had been done by Curling Season Starts Oct. 29 the Club's Board of Directors |Trophy and McBrien Trophy, in and officers. December, February and \March, respectiveiy. Solemn reminder of lite, was" Doug Kirkland and Roly Kin- ee de-|ton Willi again siiper vise Saturday night "Mixed Cur- ling" activity while George Bates and his committee, is in charge of Sunday 'Mixed Cur- ng." in the memory of thr parted members, Ray Cowan, Ewart Nichol and Frank Robin- son. "Ruddy" Andrews, this sea- son's chairman of the Open Bonspiels Committee an- nounced that the three dates for' the major events were Corby's Bonspie!l, Dec. 11; Seagram's Bonspiel, Jan. 22 and Michael's Bonspiel, March 19. Ray Webster, chairman of the "Local Bonspiel Committee," announced that the club's first membership bonspiel would be on November 20th and asked for suggestions from the mem- bers, to establish popularity and full entry in these club events. Roy Day, chairman of the Mixed Curling Committee, an- nounced that these three major bonspiels would be for the Walker's Trophy; Trewin Paul Michael, chairman of the annual Boxing Day Bons- piel, reported that a change in local industrial policy indicated that this year's event would be a complete "local" event. Bob Patte, chairman in charge of 'New Members In- struction' announced that his committee will make curling November. the 'Moonlighters' a rebound 'off the post. Two fluke goals, one for each club, closed out the scoring.| Whitby scored the first as) Quintillian's shot went high in| \the air off a stick, and bounced) jinto the net off his: body as he jfell to the ice. | Leo Ayotte took a high lob shot for Oshawa from the blue line, and when A : ' defenceman reached up for the|a close tomorrow night, with puck it deflected in off the endjthe final game of the Lan- of his glove. caster Cup Playoffs at Kinsmen Referee Terry Vail called four|Civic Memorial Stadium. jminors and one major against| Stars of the show are Polonia |Whitby and eight minors and aland Italia, and both will be try- jmajor against Oshawa. jing to add to an already im- | JUST TALKING: Wren Blair's The Motor City's most Polonia, Italia Tangle Major Basketball 'Starts Saturday Oshawa Major Basketball Jan Young May Be Key In Tomorrow's Battle _ Oshawa Generals have played only. one game of the 1965 \schedule, and Jan Young was in the net. Young allowed five goals to Kitchener Rangers and Generals had to settle for a 5-5 classic would be higher and better than ever. LEFT TO MEMBERS Precident Nan Crothers an- nounced that the Directors had decided that Tankard and Governor Generals' rinks: would not compete in this year's first club competition, The Dixon'tie. Trophy event. | On paper, it all sounds very Following a brief discussion, unimpressive, particularly in it was decided to establish an|view of the fact that Young "entry list'? for all -special)made only' 27 saves. "provincial" competitions and| But his performance was far then have the interested en-|from unimpressive. A good por- trants draw up their own play-|tion of the 27 stops were of the offs and-or elimination sched-|sparkling variety, particularly tuition available to new mem-) bers, for the first three days in) Geo. Campbell, chairman 01, Bonspiel,"'| president a 1965 innovation which proved! an outstanding success, reported] than plans for this event were) already being made and prom-|tario, Canada and the World.! Oshawa ised that this mid-February/He received a standing ova | Four More Wins ule, when ice is available. when Rangers had their potent Sentimental highlight of the/power play in operation. evening's meeting was the pres-| Generals' coach Bep Guidolin entation of an Oshawa Curling)reports the goaltender has con- Club "Life Membership" scroll,/tinued to shine in this week's to veteran curler and past-|workouts -- to the extent that "Charlie" Peacock./he has to.rate as one of Osh- At 85, "Mr. Charles' is rec-\awa's major weapons against ognized as perhaps the oldest)/Montreal Canadiens tomorrow active curler in Oshawa, On-/night. ae won four games IAN YOUNG jion./against the Habs last season,|,och wi . while dropping three and tying pea three gonis: and' ats one. The record gave them nine| 'further news from the Gens of a_ possible 16~ points, but ' A : ; eerals s - superior goaltending could have) nounced "that Bion. Jack |made the difference in picking) pray younger brother of Carl jup a few extra points. TIanipas heen released |Young might well be that" Game time tomorrow night is | Hugo Dittfach Has TORONTO (CP) Jockey aifiarenice For Lancaster Cup T suc-je Steeler cessful soccer season draws to/cj with Cup; Canadian title. Duke Unanimous among the |players is the feeling that the|tain), M. Boivin, J. Rajkovic, D. They became the|sames, at Simcoe Hall. club to win the On-| tario Cp and followed that up/team No. 3 meets Team No. 4 mblematic of the Eastern! 4 ctyal league schedule play will to the provin-\this Saturday, with a couple 0 Woodbine Racetrack Thursday dav ie 1 aye See NO.'the jockey standings at 2, at 1:30 p.m. and al 2:19 P.M.. hine's autumn meeting. of Connaught) following is the team rosters jbegin on Saturday, Oct. 23. year Italia; Team No. 1 -- G. Milosh (cap- itl 1 e League will commence action Hugo Dittfach rode four win- f ners on the eight-card event at) to take over the leadership of}; ' Wooa.|bad on the road, netting 10 and He has ridden 33 winners at the meeting and 133 for the) <ooreq 16-8 British Maid, owned by Wind- fields Farm, was an easy win- | Generals gave up 30 goals in the eight outin'gs, while scoring 26. They looked particularly allowing 17. In back-to-back games in late December and! jearly January, they were out- While the Motor City club fin- ished seven points up on Cana- diens, scoring 224 goals, nine suggestion of a_ three-of-five pressive trophy case. With the goal-scoring prowess | | their poor season game is a "must," to atone for|Mason, B. Robinson; D. showing\and B. Raddick. Muir ner in the first with Dittfach' more than the Habs, they allow- aboard and combined with Cip-|ed 233, 19 more than Montreal lannual challenge match, be-\of Helmut Jeckel showing the tween the two clubs, appears to| way, Polonia has won every- be materializing. . .Bobby At-ithing in sight in the way of = has offered to donate the/jocal hardware. Jeckel finished trophy, ments need to be made. Atters-!and Polonia walked off with the| ley's connection with both'UAW Trophy as league cham-| locally. Italia's top scorers over the|(captain), year were Adriano Didanieli,,Sepma, B. ' : ; Mario and only final arrange-|atop the city's scoring parade, | pressan, League President Pedretti Team No. 2 Jim Brady J. Rowden, B. | Ellert, B. McHugh Angello|M. Connolly and B. Gauter. Team No. 3 -- T, Dejong (cap- Walterjtain), C. Marlowe, L. Heholt, B. daily double. and to victory in the third and V. Sil in the fourth. Cassis Miss rounded out Ditt- Dittfach rode. Money Galore|three of the top four liner, in the second for a $61,.20' goaltending. In the offensive department, scorers | fagainst Montreal are back in| the fold. Bobby Orr led the club} with eight goals and nine the Bo p.m. at Oshawa Civic 7.15 Auditorium. Bank Backs Bout. Terrell - Chuvalo TORONTO (CP)--A letter of credit for $96,000 has. been filed with All-Canada Promotions, group staging the World xing Association heavy- weight championship fight here Nov. 1 between Ernie Terrell of Chicago and challenger George Chuvalo of Toronto, The letter was issued Thurs- -Junior Canadiens. The "Gens" salvaged a 5-5 tie in »the final second of play last Saturday night in their league _opener, and while team play left a bit to be desired, it was "nevertheless a thrilling finish efor the fans. A big house should view to- morrow night's attraction be- cause the "Habs" are always one of the top drawing Clubs around the circuit. They also Normie Ferguson, and Larry |whitby and Oshawa make him|pions and the Carling Cup. Pleau, all top returnees from last year's. Club. The 'Habs" finished fifth last season, a few points back of the Generals, but in the final month of the schedule had perhaps the best record in the league. They lost hard- ly any players from the ros- ter which finished the season, and must be viewed as a real threat to all clubs concerned. | | Injury Jinx Hits Team The Generals have yet to ice a full lineup this season because of injuries, and it's to be hoped the Club can soon shake off this jinx, because there is always something ..worrysome about a club that is injury prone. George Bab- cock and Chris Hayes were lost immediately in the game east Saturday while Wayne "Cashman aggravated his foot week in the Generals' net. An- other newcomer who made a great hit with the fans on Sat- urday was defenceman Paul Cadieux, with his great speed | and desire. This boy is at- tending the. University of Ot- tawa, and will commute all season to play with the Gen- erals, and will miss very few games to do so. It is this type of athlete who will go out of the ideal choice. Bobby played| Junior 'A' and 'B' hockey in) {Oshawa, Senior 'A' and 'B' in|},; ; : 1 ; ; would | to c uan- |Whitby, was raised in Oshawa, sgt we age 'ies bg ag a |now lives in Whitby and has!ochawa P Bieenl businesses in both cities. . .| Oshawa coach Ted O'Connor) was well-satisfied with his club's| performance in the third period after the shakey start. He | pointed out that only five in the 'line-up have had previous junior |hockey "experience. O'Connor had special praise for Gary |Edmunds. Crushman open the schedule Wednesday in Trenton and the two clubs meet in Osh- awa a week from today. OSHAWA CRUSHMEN: David |Gavel (goal in Ist and 2nd), Rob Waddell (goal in 3rd), Bruce Myles, Leo Ayotte, Gary. Ed- jmunds, Ron Dusiaumme, Brian |Morenz, Phil Solomon, Frank Sawyer, Roger Knowles, Gerry Dionne, Mike Hewer, Jim Booth, Under manager: John Balko and coach Stan Pawlass, Polo-| and District Soccer| Association trophies. The feat would match Italia's perform- ance of last season. | This year, coach Frank |Malawy's Italia club has direct- Kitchener Jrs. Dump Hamilton HAMILTON (CP) Kitch- ener Rangers moved within a point of the leading Peterbor- ough Petes Thursday night by defeating Hamilton Red Wings 8-6 in an Ontario Hockey Asso- ciation Junior A series game. A crowd of 1,675 saw 'Hamil- Rohrer is attempting to line up|Gardiner, D. Brady, A. Dejong, a minor contest to precede the/E. Hornewich and J. Longley. cup game, providing fans with) Team No. 4 -- B. Goddard a double treat. Starting time of|(captain), B. Jenkins, M. Lon- the Polonia-Italia tilt is 7.30)ley, D. Peeling, J. 'G. Goddard and K. Hickey. Homeniuk,|and Mitzi's Folly in the sixthjassists. Tied fach's afternoon, winning the assists. Ron Buchanan, now\day by the Bank of Montreal eighth by coming from off the playing for Oklahoma City here. pace, Blazers of the CPHL, held sec-) The amount is to cover taxes, The quinella of Bright Object! ond spot with six goals and five payment to the fighters and for third were|$20,000 minimum rental to Ma- paid $15.20. 'Danny O'Shea and Billy Little,'ple Leaf Gardens. Join the "Meteor eAdmiration Societ for unsurpassed styling, Bill Horton, Peter Nevin, Bob|ton absorb its second loss in a} injury, but both Hayes and his way, suffer many hard- Cashman have been: skating ships, and still be there, that well all this week. Babcock is a great asset to a club. "has been under treatment for Billy Heindl also impressed an ailing back, but the club local fandom in the season's doctor says he will be ready opener, while young Jimmy " to go Satu' . If s0, it would Whittaker, Bobby Black, and be the first time that the club Brian Morenz also turned in "has been at full strength. good efforts. Bobby Orr was Jack Brewer was released a tremendous standout, scor- at noon on Monday. because ing two goals and assisting on this boy was in his final year two others, and time. and of Junior, and it was felt he again almost single-handedly "couldn't help' the Generals rallied the faltering Generals. enough to warrant carrying Close to 2,800 fans sat in on him, over some younger boy the opener, and with Junior "who might develop to serve Camediens here | tomorrow the Generals in other seasons. Tan-Younghas.-continued_to look extremely sharp all this Generals' Jottings... The Generals will skate out going all. out with sixteen- on the ice tomorrow night in year-olds for future prospects their brand new uniforms. The with the Generals .. . Junior last few-games they have been "R" hockey in this area got.a wearing a set of the parent big lift yesterday when Bobby _ Boston Bruins.. Tomorrow attersiey mentioned that he night they will wear their new would be interested le outfits, which are in the ' in putting Bruins colors, and on the UP 8 tophy in his company's crest in the centre of the Tame, "Attersley Tire Serv- "hub" will have a large "G" '°° iG instead of the "B". The name, "Ally for Junior "B" suprem- | Oshawa Generals, is also on acy in Ontario County between the sweater in a semi-circle the Whitby Lasco Steelers and above and below the "hub" the Oshawa "'Crushmen"'. This . Hockey fans who pur- could become a best of five chase programs at the Gen- Series starting this season, erals' games will soon get a and played over the year. It full-size picture of some mem unfortunate these two ber of the Generals, which teams are not in the same will be inserted in the pro- league --Whitby (Metro Jun- gram beginning in a couple of ior "B"), Oshawa (Eastern weeks Oshawa Junior Junior '"B") -- so this series "RB" "Crushmen'" open their will be developed to a_ top schedule this coming Wednes- sports attraction In the area. day night in Trenton, and en- Bobby Attersley an ideal tertain Trenton in their league candidate to put such a opener back here in the Civic trophy because he played Auditorium one week from to- both Junior "B" and Junior night, Friday, October 22nd "A" in Oshawa, played Senior _. . This column was written "B' and Senior 'A' in Whit- 'prior to the. Junior "'B" game by, and has a business outlet between the "'Crushmen" and in both the communities the Whitby Lasco Steelers Whitby and Oshawa here at the Auditorium last truly, together with Ivan night. Manager Ivan Davie Davie, will meet with Bobby has come up with a good line- shortly to work out details of Cun for the Whitby Club, and putting this interesting series they should be a threat in the into effect. Once. established, Metro Junior '"B" league. The it will become an_ annual "Crushmen", a new club, are affair. should go well over the 3,000 mark, is is up @ One of Canada's 3 Great Whiskies V 50 COUNTRIES SCHENLEY DISTILLERIES 1 | WHITBY night, it is expected the crowd | to be competed for an- | of | Yours | |\Black, Gary Bradley and David) row after winning its opening Mosier. game. LASCO STEELERS:| Don Luce and Jack McCreary Ralph Moore (goal), Richjeach scored two goals for the Thompson, Wayne Cheesman,|winners. Bill Hway, Don Bar- Ralph Morrison, Mike Taylor,/ber, John Beechey and Walt Tom Parker, Dave MacMillan, Tkaczuk got the other goals. Peter Vipond, Al Quintillian,| Nick Libett, Red Wing team Tommy Lavender, Dave Chal-captain, scored twice for the mers, Don O'Donaghue, Kevin'losers while Gary Marsh, Sandy O'Shea, Bob Menard, Bob Boyd,'Snow, Pete Mahoylich and Armand Giroux, Pat Brown an Eddy Hatoum added one Wayne Davidson apiece. 1 ee ao ance The contest was.a rugged one 2. Whitby: O'Donaghve with 76 minutes in penalties a Winne vient aren'. haeicallad. Hamilton picked, up 13 Pens. Lavender (hooking) $:03, Kevin Minors, a misconduct and a Cinterterence) 13 st, Tayler (tripping) game misconduct for 46 min- tod Ihe Lutes withe-taltchener Was -- Bt sessed 30 minutes on 15 minors. EMEMBER WHEN... Ya, Whitby: O'Shea (Brown, Cheesman) §. Whitby: Cheesman (Chalmers) 6. Whitby: O'Donaghue (Menard) 7. Whitby: MacMillan . (Brown, Davidson) 8:14 Edgar Laprade of Port acu Horton (charging) 2:14, Morrison| Arthur signed a two-year olding), Solomon (roughing) 4:30, H "i \ ton (maior, fighting). Morrison coalees! contract with New York Rangers 20 years ago today --in 1945--after ignoring all professional hockey offers for five years. Laprade won . tiie Calder Trophy as the National Hockey League's | fighting), ~-"Morenz~ (interference) 12-49 and. Myles' (elbowing, roughing) 19:45. | S | outstanding player in 1946 and retired in 1954. 4:4) 6 34) 7:20 ae THIRD PERIO Lavender (Giroux).. 9. Oshawa: Black (hewer) 10. Oshawa: Dusiaumme (Dionne, Sawyer) | 11. Oshawa: Dionne )knowles, Dusiaumme) | 12. Whitby: Quintitlian 13. Oshawa: Ayotte 8, Whitby 15 4:05 0.H.A. JUNIOR "A" HOCKEY SATURDAY OCTOBER 16th 7:15 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS MONTREAL JR, CANADIENS Season ticket holders use Series No. 2 for this gome. ~ WAYNE CASHMAN Reserve tickets must be picked up, et Auditorium Box Office by 9 P.M. night before game. BUS SERVICE Leave Downtown 6:00 - 6:30 = 7:00, Return after the game. 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