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Spotlighting... THE GENERALS By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals Danavalte? win ctreak came to an abrupt end in St. Catharines last Sunday when the Black Hawks posted a 6-4 Win over the Motor City squad. Saturday night here Billy » and Paul Cadieux paced ie locals to a 5-3 win over rboro. The Generals never got untracked in St. Catharines but this was mostly due to e excellent play by the St. tts club. It is our opinion that this St. Catherines squad will be far from the bottom of the league before the season is over, They went into London on Tuesday past and hammer- ed out a 5-3 win over the Na- tionals right on Treasure Island Gardens ice. Coach "Bep" Guidolin has been experimenting with some line changes all this week, get- ting ready for two tough games. The first is tonight in Niagara Falls as the two Bos- ton clubs battle in the Honey- moon City to break a tie for top spot in the standings. Cur- rently the Flyers and the Gen- erals share first place with 11 points each. Kitchener Plays Here Tomorrow. . : Tomorrow night the Kitchner Rangers are back in town and there will be lots of hard feelings in this game. Last time the Rangers were here the generals scored in the final second of play to gain a 5-5 tie. The Kitchener manage- ment argued for 15 minutes after the game finished that the goal came after the com- pletion of regulation time, but the referee stood his ground and ruled it was scored a split- second before the end. Subsequently Kitchener filed an official protest to the O.H.A. charging that the game was over. They also posted their $50 cheque to make the protest stick. However we learned late this week that the protest was denied by the O.H.A. on the grounds that this was protesting the decision of a referee and as such would not be heard. So Kitchener is a mite unhappy! The Rangers held the power- ful Niagara Falls Flyers to a 4-4 tie in Kitchener on Sun- day, with the Flyers having to come from behind in the lat- ter stages of the game to gain the point. All of which means the Twin Cities club is a vast- ly improved squad over last year, and they showed that in the season opener here. BOWMANVILLE BOYS BOWMANVILLE -- On Sat- urday, Oct. 30, the Blue-Bomb- 13 to capture the Touch-Foot- ball crown for the 1965 sea- son. The Bombers attack was led by Randy Donoghue with five touchdowns, while team mates Bruce Welsh had one convert and Gary Baker. was credited with two converts. The Alouettes picked up their points on Murray O'Brians two touchdowns and Larry Devitt's single, The Recreation Department would like io thank Larry Simp- son on a job well done both su- pervising and refereeing the Touch Football league. In the first Pee Wee game the Red Wings defeated the Leafs by a close 2-to-1 score. The Wings goals were scored by David Johnson and Wayne Mur- phy while Jan Bennett and Allan Abernethy picked up one assist each. The lone Leaf goal was scored by Phillip Harness, as- sisted by Eric Martin. ers defeated the Alouettes 33 to Minor Hockey Leagues Start Schedule Action tin. in the iinai Fee Wee game, ogals Tamblyn goal was fired by Terry Cook assiste@ by David Best. BANTAM In the first Bantam game Pirates defeated the Lions by an 8-to-2 count. For the Pirates Michael MacGreger Don Mac- Mullen and Bill McCollough each had two goals, while sin- gles went to Dan Vandewalker and Harry Willoughby. The as- sists went to Ted Broome two, Harry Willoughby, Barry Cow- lan and Bill McCollough one jeach. | The Lions' goals were scored lby Pete Pingle who also had lone assist and Darral Osmond. |The other assists went to Karl/niinfermline 5 C Rangers and the Hawks play-/Kent and Larry Allen. ed to a hard fought 3-3 tie. In the second Bantam game, The Rangers were led by Al-|Braves swamped Flyers 13-to-1. len Junkin with two goals, while Clarke Stcphen picked up a sin- gle, while Guy Johnson, Fred Ryan and Doug Henning each had one assist. The Hawks' goals were scor- ed by Doug Vivian, Larry Bar- ber and Archie Graham inson. Line Changes In Saturday's Game... Getting back to the Generals line changes, they go some- thing like this. Billy Heindl has been moved from centre to left wing on a line with Danny O'Shea and Wayne Cashman. Meanwhile, returnee Billy White has gone into cen- tre ice where Heindl was be- tween Bill Little and George Babcock, with Chris Hayes moving from left wing on the O'Shea line to left with Brian Morenz and Bob Black. Danny Sandford will work with Jim Booth. Tonight's game will be a rough one. The Falls are no- torious at home. They haven't been beaten there this year and were only beaten at home once all of last season. How- ever the '"'Gens" are hungry to try and grab first place alone and this is the chance. Should Niagara defeat Oshawa, then tomorrow night's game here with Kitchener is a "must" game because-Qshawa could climb back into a\tie for top spot with a win over the Ran- gers. Face-off at the Civic Au- ditorium tomorrow night will be at the usual 7.15 p.m. Generally Speaking... Pau! Cadieux played an out- standing game here last Sat- urday, and was one of the better players in St. Cathar- Ines on Sunday ... . Danny O'Shea and Bobby Orr are both near the top of the scor- ing column and both players could jump into the lead with big games this week-end.... Bill Little played great games both Saturday and Sunday and scored several key goals. If Bill can come up with consecu- tive games like those week- after-week, he could be head- ed for a big year ..... George Babcock has all the tools and could be a top player but needs to hustle more to be a big man in this league.... Wayne Cashman played a bet- ter game in St. Catharines Sunday after a slow start this season. "Cash" has been hampered with a bad ankle since training camp ..:. The Generals are in Hamilton on Thursday (that game Is tele- vised) and have their arch rivals from Niagara Falls here a week tomorrow night. ... Meanwhile the Oshawa Jr. '"B" Crushmen won a great victory in Peter- borough on Monday. They shut-out Gary Darling and his squad 3-0 right on Peterboro ice .... The Crushmen are in Trenton tonight, but will be without Jim Booth, Brian Morenz and Bob Black, who are with the Generals in Ni- agara.... The "B" club plays a home game against Cobourg this coming Mon- day at 8 p.m. in Cobourg. Bingo takes over the first Friday in each month at the Civic Auditorium and the Crushmen will have to move a game or two... . Next home action for the Crushmen at the Civic Auditorium, will be one week from tonight, when Belleville pays their first visit. In the-third game, Generals Doug Parker was the big marks- man with five goals and two lassists while Ken Tamblyn had three assists. Other assists went to Laurie Gay and Paul Mar- Bruins led by Boyd Jewell with four goals, defeated the Bears 6 to 1, The other two Bruin were scored by Doug ,while David Vance picked up two assists and Mark Keately one. The lone Bears' |three goals and one assist and Pee Wee Pucksters Start Tomorrow The Oshawa Neighborhood As- sociation Parks PeeWee Hock- ey League will open its schedule this Saturday morning, pith 18 teams seeking the 1965-66 cham- pionship honors. Guiltinan announce that vs Connaught, at 7.00 a.m.; mead, at 9.20 a.m.; Kingside, vs awa vs Harman Park, at 10.50 a.m.; Lake Vista. vs Rundle '|Park, at 1140 a.m.; Storie Park vs Fernhill, at 12.25 p.m. and Baker vs Nipigon, at 1.10 p.m. Schedule chairman Herb Scott and publicity chairman Ron the first of the regular early-morn- ing Saturday sessions, at the Children's Arena will find Radio Valleyview vs Eastview at 7.45 a.m.; Brookside vs Sunnyside, at 8.30 a.m.; Woodview vs South- Bathe, at 10.05 a.m.; North Osh- SOCCER SCORES LONDON nesday night's soccer: UNDER-23 International England 3 France 0 FAIRS CUP Second round, first leg épenhagen 0 LEAGUE CUP Fourth round Cardiff 5. Reading 1 Coventry 1 West Brom 1 Fulham 1 Aston Villa 1 Grimsby 4 Preston 0 Wayne Paeden had two goals.|Ipswich 2 Darlington 0 {Singles went to-Jim Noble and \two assists, Rob Johnson one Trimble had two. | The lone Flyers' goal jedfeated the Canadiens 6 to5.\scored by Bruce Simpson, from |The Generals' goals were scor-|Allen Bragg. led by Michael Lablanc, James | Mann and John Colwell with In the third game, Huskies and Cubs fought to a 3-all tie. |two each. The assists went to|The Huskies' goals were scored Gerry MacDonald with two|by Steve Reynolds with two and | while singles went to Michael|Clair Syer with one goal and |Lablanc and Boyd Rundle, Da-|an assist. Timmy Walton picked |vid Oudshoorn and John Col-|up one assist. well. The Canadiens' The Cubs' goals were scored| goals were|by Billy Mills, Wayn Harness scored by Rick Shackleton two, while singles went to Doug Mc- Knight, David Passant and Mor- |ris Meadows who also picked up land Ralph McMullen with one goal and one assist. Gerry Snow- PANELING SPECIAL Pre-Finished --- Mahogany paneling -- 32" x- 96", easy to Install and color match. PER SHEET 2.80 728-4688 *Specialist: Anyone--after a taste of Walker's Special Old You're a Specialist in good taste when you choose the luxury whisky at a popular price--Walker's Special Old. Good taste, good looks, and economy have made it Canada's largest selling popular priced whisky. Next time--make it a point to buy Walker's Special Old. IN THE SPARKLING DECANTER £5TD CANADIAN RYE WHISKY > OORMUED 8 WRAM WALEED & TONS CMITHD, Werke Comeme 25 SHEET LOTS EACH 2.66 1270 SIMCOE ST. 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Following the curling action, the annual autumn meeting was held, with treasurer Jean Ross giving a financial report, for the past year. Secretary Betty Loft- house's reports and minutes, were read by Dorothy Munday. Various committee conveners also submitted their reports. These included "Do' Robins, » shaw and Mare Starie. games, _ Games convener Marg Storie, in her report, also outlined plans for the various club com- petitions in the coming season and announced that play. for "The Marj Armstrong Trophy" will commence immediately. Junior curling convener Jean Mercer announced that a new trophy has been presented for the annual Junior Bonspiel, by meme THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 5, 1965 Q o'clock. strong. Mr. and Mrs. George Read and| Saturday, November 20 is the that Junior curling will start ' " mixed this Saturday. morning, at 9.30 aa ee bonspiel at the Golf Club, with Dorothy Munday gave a 'e- "The McLaughlin Trophy" as port on mixed curling, which|Premier award. this season will be headed up| A "mixed"' guest night, when by "Army" and Sylvia Arm-jclub members will entertain Saturday evening, December 11. O.H.A. 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