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6 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 1, 1965 TOP PETES, BOW TO HAWKS Gens Suiier i By FRANK RATCLIFFE Oshawa Generals last night were relieved of a burden -- one which they would much rather bear, Generals are no longer under the pressure of rotecting an unbeaten streak lollowing a 6-4 loss to St. Cath- arines Black Hawks in St. Catharines. The defeat followed a 5-3 vic- tory over Peterborough Petes in Oshawa on Saturday, and left Generals tied for first place with Niagara Falls Flyers. Both have 11 points but Niagara Falls has played two fewer games, IN 8ST, KITTS Bob Sicinski led the Black Hawks scoring attack with three goals. Newcomer Terry Bond added a pair and Doug Shelton netted the other, While the trio was busy blast- ing pucks by Oshawa goaltend- er Ian Young, another Black Hawk was blasting every mov- ing object that blocked his pro- gress -- including a few Hawks, Gary MacMillan, who plays hockey like an Eddie Shack with a small nose, didn't appear in the scoring columns, but he gave the club a lift every time he stepped onto the ice, Mac- BILLY LITTLE tacker, but Generals were un- able to narrow the gap. OSHAWA GENERALS: Ian Young. Defence: taker. Forwards; Chris Goal Bobby Orr, Nick Beverley, Paul Cadi- eux, Barry Wilkins, Jim Whit-| Rob-| 4 ; DANNY O'SHEA (roughing), Reid (roughing) 1.51, O'Shea (holding) 4.14, Whittaker (clipping) 0.07, MacMillan -- (boariting) (holding) 19.22, Saves Young Holmes éi4 AGAINST PETES A sparkling defensive display oe: Petes were without Don Her- riman, who suffered a_ dis- located shoulder against Mont- rea| last week. He will be lost to the club for at least 10 weeks. GENERALLY SPEAKING: St. Catharines' goaltender Larry Holmes was cut by a stick with 30 seconds left in Sunday's en- counter, Holmes, required six stitches to close his upper lip, and the game was delayed more than 15 minutes while sub-goalie Peter MecDuffe dressed, The in- cident occurred when Billy White tried to bang in a re- bound with Holmes on the ice. . . » Danny O'Shea continues to lead Oshawa's forward wall, O'Shea scored three goals and added two assists in the week- end games, . . . Next game for Generals is Friday night in Niagara Falls in a contest that will decide first place, They re- turn home Saturday to meet Kitchener Rangers at Civic Aud- itorium, Game time is 7.15 p.m, PETERBOROUGH PETES: Goal: Ferdinand Rivard (ist), jfence: Paul Curtis, Bill Plager, 76:0 2 | John Vanderberg, Drake Jop-| jling, Steve Hunt. Forwards: |\Dan Sharpe, Joe Johnston, |Dave McLeish, Garry Monahan, S HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League w > = SYVVeaews Chicago Montreal Toronto Detroit New York Boston Saturday's Results Chicago 6 Montreal 4 Detroit 3 Toronto 4 New York 8 Boston 2 Sunday's Result Montreal 2 Detroit 2 Wednesday's Games Toronto at New York Boston at Chicago American League Eastern Division Wits 61 Quebec Providence 4 Baltimore 4 Hershey 2 Springfield 2 Western Rochester Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo 15 0 14 Saturday's Results Rochester 4 Baltimore 2 Buffalo 2 Hershey 1 Quebec 7 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles (WHL) 4 Spring- | field (AHL) 2 1 3 5 4 Div 5 2 34 oh orooe eocok a eA 3 3 12.52, Sicinski| Brian Caley (2nd and 3rd). De-icjeyeland (AHL) 3 Victoria | (WHL) 7 Sunday's Results Quebec 5 Buffalo 2 Los Angeles (WHL) 2 dence (AHL) 4 Provi- LEAFS SHADE DETROIT By THE CANADIAN PRESS Will Chicago Black Hawks be able to win at home? The National Hockey League- leading Hawks have played at Toronto, Boston, Detroit and Montreal and they haven't lost a game so far this season. Their first home game is against Bos- ton Wednesday, The Hawks, paced by Bobby Hull, won their fourth road game Saturday by defeating Montreal Canadiens 6-4, Hull scored two goals to run his season total to eight, best in the league. He also picked up two assists, giving him 11 points and a share of first place in the NHL individual scoring race. In other weeked action, Tor- onto Maple Leafs defeated De- troit Red Wings 4-3 and New York Rangers walloped Boston Bruins 8-2, Montreal and De- Hawks Beat Habs, Hull Scores Two bow injury in the first period but continued to play despite the fact that he lost all feeling in his left hand in the second period. Charlie Hodge replaced him in the 'third period, The Rangers posted their first NHL victory of the season Sat- urday by trouncing the winless Boston Bruins as seven players shared in the scoring onslaught. Doug Robinson scored the first and final goals for New York as the Bruins lost their third straight game. In between, Phil Goyette, Rod Gilbert, Jean Ratelle, John McKenzie, Bob Nevin and Earl! Ingarfield added to New York's cause. The Bruins managed only a first-period goal by Ted Green and a second-period marker by Parker Macdonald, Bruin netminder Ed Johnston was forced to retire with a knee troit played to a 2-2 tie in the only game played Sunday. Beside Hull's two markers Saturday, the Hawks got single \goals from Doug Mohns, Kenny |Wharram, Eric Nesterenko and Stan Mikita, Yvan injury suffered in a pileup dur- ing the first period. He was |taken to hospital for x-rays while Bob Ring, 19, was pressed and set up two others as the Leafs built up an early lead then held off the Wings Satur- day. Left winger Frank Mahovlich scored his second goal of the year while single markers went to Leonard (Red) Kelly and Or- land Kurtenbach, Paul Hender- son and defencemen Bryan Watson and Doug Barkley scored for Detroit. Henderson scored again Sun- day night, this time with less Flyers And Rangers Tie A third-period goal Sunday gave Niagara raiis riyers a 4-4 tie with Kitchener Rangers and a tie for first place in the On- tario Hockey Association Jun- jor 'A' standings, Flyers and Oshawa Generals both have 11 points but Flyers have two games in hand, In other weekend action, Lon- don Nationals downed Toronto Marlboros 8-6 and Montreal Canadiens defeated Hamilton Red Wings 6-2. Karl Hagarty scored the tying goal for the Flyers, while Derek Sanderson, Tom Webster and Don Marcotte got the others. Don Luce, Bob Jones, Jim Krulicki and Gord Kannagies- ser scored for Kitchener. than 2%. minutes left in the game to give Detroit a 2-2 tie with Montreal. | ens a 1-0 lead, but former Leaf] jAndy Bathgate scored his third goal of the season less than three minutes later. . Canadiens went ahead 30 sec- onds after Bathgate's goal when) Bobby Rousseau scored his) third of the 1965-66 year. | Henderson, who scored only] eight goals in 70 games season, closed out the scoring) jinto action. |\DEFENCE POROUS | Ring, recalled from the Bru Cournoyer scored twojins' Niagara Falls amateur club) |with his tie-goal at 17:35. \| Weston Visits -- Jim Roberts gave the Canadi-/6 |Gordon Tucker, 2 Rochester 3 goals for .the Canadiens while/last Wednesday to fill in for the Millan brought the fans to life,|¢t%, Danny O'Shea, Brian Mor- and the team reacted accord- ingly, Danny O'Shea scored a pair of goals for Oshawa, his seventh and eighth of the year, and add- ed an assist to bring his total to 10. The 18 points leave the big centre just one behind Bob- by Orr, who set up a pair of goals. Orr has four goals and 15) assists, ; Other Oshawa tallies came from Brian Morenz and Wayne Cashman. Hawks took advantage of minors against Oshawa, sco » ing four power play goals. Gen- erals were also given a mis- conduct while St. Catharines was assessed 15 minors. Persistent forechecking and " heavy hitting gave the home) ry ag period leads of 2-0 and ing) Sa avaren (ooking) 309. Cua Hawks were penalized with '99, Teeche Stnoldingy 18 45, Haves losers, ' ee 30 seconds remaining with the| (*'bowing) 16.56, O'Shea (slashing) 17.22., Billy White, playing his first count 64, Oshawa coach Bep| ' game of the season with Osh Oshawa: O'Shea Guidolin elected to pull. Ian| « awa, was the' workhorse on (Hayes, Cashman) Jim Booth, Bob Black, Wayne|Little sparked Generals to a 5-3 Cashman, Danny Sandford, Bill|win over Peterborough Petes White. Saturday, It was Oshawa's third aa. -..)./straight home ice victory after a gay eres tying Kitchener Rangers in the Defence: Tom Reid, Glen Sher-|!'"st Rame of the season, shots wood, Willie Terry. Paul Ter-| ae a unanimous choice benche, Barry Salavarra For-|"" hey pwards; Ken Laidlaw, shrounkbut Popiel, Andy Culligan, 7 \Sicinski, Gary MacMillan, Jim) |Stanfield, Bob Taylor, Doug) 14|Shelton, Richie Bayes, Ste v e| y.{Latinovich, Maurice Labbe Terry Bond Peterborough Jan the contest, Bob! drop- ing drives, He repeatedly car- end, and was credited with an assist on Oshawa's third goal First Period r 7 1, Hawks: Bond Other Generals (Shelton, Terbenche) Hawks: Sicinski (Shelton, Terry) osyand Billy Heindl Pens.: O'Shea (charging), Bond (elbow Andre Lacroix, up an assist, Nanny Grant Second Period Oshawa; Morenz (Black) 42) Oshawa: Little (Orr, O'Shea) Oshawa (Wilkins, Potes Oshawa adieux, (c Pens number one star, frus-!(cross-checking) 4,03 forwards |'na) 7,05, Hayes (hooking) borough bench penalty (too many men on ice ping in front of potential scor-| (hooking) 12.04, Wilkins (hooking) 15.11 Cashman (interference) 19.30. ried the puck out of his own! 5, Petes (Lacroix, Monahan) 6, Oshawa: Little 7. Oshawa Pens Little's three tallies give him irapnine) six on the year, He also picked | (elbowing) O'Shea game 6.55 (roughing) 19.5) and Guy Dufour scored for the) *., Petes (roughing), tripping) §.34, 8.03, O'Shea (slashing) 9.07, Orr (board ng) 9 (delay of game -~ Peterborough bench penalty game boarding) 11.33, Caley (tripping--served Andre Lacroix, | Hershey enz, Bill Heindl, Chris Hayes,|by rookie Paul Cadieux and a|Guy Dufour, George Godson,| pittsburgh 3 Springfield 5 Billy Little, George Babcock,|three-goal performance by Billy/Danny Grant. First Period 4M Little ie P Babcock) 11,09 Victoria Lacroix Heipal Little) 16.31)" Tucker (tripping) 2.58, Dufour|San White (high-stick-| Vane. bib. Pater | Vancouy Los Seattle served by McLeish) 8.18, Orr Vancouv Second Period Grant 10.36 (Heindi, Orr) 16,97 O'Shea (White) Johnston (roughing), Wh 1,25, Little (charging), Curtis 4.44, Orr (tripping) 8.48. (hooking) 9.27, Young (delay o Ce f 7.99 . erved by White) 10.14, Vander-| Minnesota goals came from Danny O'Shea |berg (hooking) 10.58, Wilkins (charging)' Memphis Whittaker (roughing), Dufour Houston Third Period St. Loui Dufour (Tucker, Curtis) 16.43) THi16 Redmond (slashing) 1.56, Hayes| | Uisa Hunt (roughing) 3.08, White Okla Roberts (cross-checking Peterborough bench penaity; Minneso served by (delay of served by Curtis) 10.31, Jopling Tulsa 3 Tuesday's Game Los Angeles at Quebec 15.36 Portland 4 Fran, Angeles 1 Saturday's Result Sunday's Result San Francisco | Tuesday's Game sd Los Angeles at Quebec | | City Saturday's Results Redmond), Memphis 3 Oklahoma City Sunday's Results Gordon (Red) Berenson andlinjured Gerry Cheevers, turned Jean Beliveau scored onelin. some spectacular saves but apiece, |was the victim of a porous de- Lasco Steelers By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers will be gunning for their third win of lthe season at the Whitby arena tonight as they play host to the {Weston Dodgers. Game time is 8.00 p.m. Steelers, who got off to a fly- jing start in the Metro Junior |B' league, winning their first Oshawa Crushmen journey to! For three Crushmen players,/(Wo s2mes, got caught off guard Portland |Peterborough's Menorial Cen-/it will be their 10th hockey game|Ftiday night as they were tre tonight, hoping to avenge alin two weeks. Brian Morenz,|ttipped 4-3 in Toronto by St. 3-2 loss at the hands of Peter-|Ji _ ,|Michael's College Buzzers. zh tid gM Mt iggy St The Whitby team has been \displaying some fine hockey at the local arena and is gaining a \lot of praise from the fans. The Western 5 3 2 yer 2 '{ 42) CRUSHMEN IN PETERBORO' :1231 FOR RETURN ENGAGEMENT LT F A pt(Gump) Worsley suffered an el-' Bob Pulford scored one goal 24 «(20 18 35 Seattle 4 | er 1 borough Don Byes in Oshawaiall signed on 'B' cards, but have Friday. : played all Crushmen and Gen- g|_,/t was Crushmen's first 108S\erais' games so far, iof the season after two victories} - lover Trenton Apple Kings and a| In the past two weeks, they|players are young, aggressive 5ltie with Kingston Frontenacs, |have played five games with the|and many have four years of David Gavel, Oshawa's sub-Junior 'A' club and four with|junior hockey left. oe q goalie behind Robb Waddell, |the Crushmen. One Sunday, the, Coach Jim Cherry, while dis: " will not be in the line-up, Crush-|trio played* with Generals) men general manager Wren\against Marlboros in Toronto|fee!s tn Blair reports difficulty in ob-|and left immediately after the|tonight's encounter. taining Gavel's release | arriving in Kingston in| In two _ pre-season from|game, : ; Kingston Junior B's, and an ap-time to play against the Junior|Weston and Whitby split, niral Professional . , F 13 s 3 3 2 2 2 1 ta 4 St. Louis 2 games, Houston 3 lappointed at the loss Friday, with} both teams winning their home icinsk! Cashma (Shelton, Bond) 1348 Danny O'Shea with two seconds by Johnston) 18.57, Vanderberg (miscon |peal has been launched. 'B' Frontenacs. A former Marlboro came back to defeat his team of 1964- 5. Neil Clar, who scored 15 goals for Marlies, scored three for Na- tionals. Mac St. Jacques had two and Walt McKechnie, John Mercer and Stan Allan shared the others. Toronto scorers were Mike Corrigan and Brent Imlach, with two each, while Mike last|BYers and Tom Martin got the others. Three goals by Lucien Gren- ier powered the Canadiens to their win. Jacques Lemaire got two and defenceman Serge Savard completed the scoring. Don Giesebrecht and Gary March scored for Hamilton. Buckaroos Trounce Seals, End String Cliff Schmautz scored three goals Sunday night so Portland Buckaroos 'snapped a_ three- \game Western Hockey League [losing streak with an 8-1 vic |tory over San Francisco Seals. | Los Angeles Blades, only jother WHL team to play Sun- \day, were defeated 4-2 by Prov- jidence Reds of the American |Hockey League in an interlock- ing game at Providence. In Saturday games, Seattle stopped Vancouver 4-1, Victoria downed Cleveland of the AHL \7-3 and Los Angeles defeated Springfield of the AHL 4-2. Sunday's victory left Portland jalone in second place in WHL standings, three points back of feels the club will be ready for'yiitauis and two ahead of third- jplace Seattle. San Francisco is \fourth, Vancouver fifth and Los |Angeles sixth. ; | aap ade ened cHt on ¥ in favor of @ sixth at-| , (Hay 64s Generals' Jast goal, He set up (0 i 1s. remaining in the second period. |auct and game misconduct) 18.57 St, Louis 4 Oklahoma City Hawks: Memphis 2 Minnesota 1 |Houston 3 Tulsa 8 games. Whitby edged Dodgers \5-3 at the local arena while dropping an 8-4 count in the Young 7223 Pens,: Orr (slashing), Bond (holding) Little had scored his third goal, 7 j Sa Scu Cl | | (Bond, Laidlaw) 'oar, dust three minutes earlier,| Sve Rivard ° Sicinskl) 21a Bond Oe ingh | siving Oshawa a 4-2 margin, He Willow Bowlers site (seeing, misconduct) 13.00, Mac: netted the first two goals of the | (m 1. Nabors (nlabatickine), Taylor;game, the first with two Petes) j (high 16,56, (siash-|in the penalty box, and Billy The Scugog Cleaners five-pin|ing), Bond (slashing, roughing) 19.4. |Heindl added another tally in club moved to within one point Third Period lthe first period of the leaders, in the Willow.| % Oshawa: 0'shies (Orr, Cashman) 39 : dale Men's Major League, when|,o. Hawks: Shelton : the Oshawa bowlers shutout! , (Rend: Terbenche) their Willow Bow! opponent alti dite A gles Score First Win: Blues Suffer First Loss of the night, with 1305, 1371 and Golden Eagles managed to hold 11,18] 40, White On power plays, 1471 for 4147, to' completely trounce the Toronto opposition. | Willow's games 'were 1176, 1144 and 1202 for 3522. | - Gallagher stole the show! by ran ee ba ward The Jaycee-sponsored Minor 1020 three-game total. "Porky" Basketball League, at the Boy's has really added power to the|<lub, saw some great play as Scugog line-up, since joing up the Golden Eagles registered five weeks ago. He now leads the first win of the season, 11-8 in the high average bracket, = he v4 ts oe nas | heir first loss this season and\along which Gallagher has bowled, |@!so tied with Jim Cassells also shone| against the Willow club with 273,286 and 283 to 842 to retain his '280 average per game "Slinky" is having his best year at the game, since he started wees The other Scugog marksmen! were: Ron Jay. 210,273 and 262\° Play of the 1965-66 season Key men of the Eagles' vic with Paul. Grady first/Ralph Branton defence position in league With their teammates with a 22-to-15 win pumped into a quick 3-point The first half of play between first-half lead Atlas 'and Jaycee Blues proved) The Red Devils, led by them for standings, Mil test, during which both teams|pressed time and again notched up six points each The Eagles' points However in the second-half scored--as---follows----Andy Atlas, led by Kit poor'and David Altas one Al Perry|0n. & couple of Blues' ale On the other hand, Ted Coul passes and took the lead, which Orval Brown, in leadoff posi they kept throughout the re- son, five points, Milford Mas tion for the Willow Bowl club,|mainder of the game. ters' four, Ken Cunningham, staged a terrific battle against | Atlas John Bielak was the|two points, Wayne Ormiston's loutstanding player of the game,|two and Gary Morrison's one the lub but he got) -~ Raging male Mis his team: during which he scored 12)accounted for the Red Devils' while teammates Brian total, tes, so it was all in vain, /points, iis games were, 275, 359 and White six, Paul Thompson two W.L.F.A, Pts. ! er and Jeff Oborne two, tallied. Atlas 2 16742 4 Wee cies tone a pe The league's top scorer Greg |Jaycee Blues 2 161399 4 untracked. Mediski, led the Blues, scoring|Golden Eagles 1 $n 4 Standing: Fraser Real Estate with seven points while the re-/Red Devils. Note: Same time 41 pts.; Scugog Cleaners 40; mainder was scored as Schedule for Saturday, Nov-| Aimco Automotive Parts 35; follows: Dane Tutton three, ember 6: Jaycee Blues vs Ginn's Cartage 34; Plantation Brian Baskev two, Drew Alman|Golden Eagles and Atlas vs Hall. 34; Rusty's Stars 30; Art's | 'Wo and Wes Paterik one. Red Devils, Noe; Same time Taxi 30; El Macombo Tavern In a closely contested, game'!10;30 a.m, 29; Chase and Taylor 28; Bent: -- ley's Construction 26; Lucky Strike 24; Willow Bowl 22; The OSHAWA FREE PARKING 300 Club 22; British C.C, 19; H. Aluminum Combination G. Phillips 18 and Stafford's STORM-SCREEN DOORS This week's opposition will be the unpredicable British C. 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Oshawa 1 7 Niagara 1 1 Montreal picked Woodstock Sunday's Results fe |Kingston 3 Guelph 4 tional Hockey League's individ-| Woodstock 2 Oakville 8 ual scoring race, Tuesday's Game Hull has a league - leading Oakville at Woodstock jeight goals to jassists for 11 points while Rous-|Galt: at seau has three goals and a Oakville at Kingston Falls and|Peterb'gh Reli. | Kitchener Cath, Saturday's Result Sunday's Results 5 10|Hamilton 2 Montreal 6 7 Tuesday's Game 5\St. Catharines at London | Staf h Chuvalo To Choose OHA Senior | ta f Smyt e Weston rink. WLY FAM 7 8| 10 8 | 92 x. 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