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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, November 13, 1965 . Trade-Winds Blowing Twixt Cellar-Dwellers By THE CANADIAN PRESS The trade pot is boiling again in the National Hockey League and the hottest rumor concerns the bottom three teams in the league--Detroit Red Wings, Tor- onto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins. The Bruins in their accus- tomed position at the bottom of the standings with four points in eight starts, are reported to be working on a major player swap with either Toronto or De- troit In Boston, the version is that Bruins' general manager Hap Emms has been trying to drum up business since Monday. But he had no comment Friday on trade possibilities. In Toronto, though, newspa- per reports mentioned forwards Mike Walton and Wally Boyer as bait for a possible deal for John Bucyk of the Bruins. Walton is with Tulsa Oilers of the Central Pro League and Boyer is with Rochester Ameri- cans of the American Hockey League, both Leaf farm clubs. MAY START HAGGLING Toronto is at Boston Sunday night and if there's anything to the rumors, Emms and mana- ger-coach Punch Imlach of the Ottawa-Hamilton Repeat, But 10 New Rider Faces By BOB MacKENZIE OTTAWA (CP) Ottawa Rough Riders and Hamilton Ti- get-Cats have wound up again where they left off last year-- in a two-game, total-point play- off to determine the Eastern Football Conference finalist in the Grey Cup. The Ticats won the eastern series by a single point. But ten of the 30 Ottawa play- ers who will take the field at 2 pm. EST Sunday weren't around last year--in fact nine of them weren't even. playing professional. football. While, Hamilton's offence hasn't been as consistent under trates on Ottawa's defensive backfield, "It may slow down the play- ers but the pass receiver still Leafs are certain to get to- gether for some haggling. In other weekend action, New York Rangers play at Toronto tonight while Montreal Canadi- ens visit Chicago Black Hawks. Other games Sunday night have Montreal at Detroit and New York at Chicago. Imlach was tight-lipped about any trades, but he said that rookie Brit Selby, a left winger with the Leafs, is in the NHL to stay this season. Selby has played six games with the Leafs, which means he can't be shipped back to the mi- nors unless Toronto first puts him on waivers. "You can bet I have no inten- tions of risking waivers on Selby," said Imlach, "He may not take a regular turn in every game, but he's here to stay." TEST OUT WALTON Imlach also said that Walton will join the Leafs for a trial later in the season, which indi- cates he doesn't plan to trade him. He also had praise for Brian Conacher, son of the late Lionel Conacher who in 1950 was .|Pentecost and tackle Ted Col-/ has the advantage in that he knows where he is going." Mud also would tend to keep) anoster. | |the scoring down, and the Ri-) «wore trying to buy more |ders will need all the points)t;me for our young players in they can get to take into thejine minors," Imlach said. | second game in Hamilton next|*rpat's where they'll get the Saturday. Local bettors have! ,ocessary ice time and pasty made the Riders 544-point favor-| .,cemmm jites for the opener. Emmes isn't working in quite | Six of Ottawa's rookies this), came way. year are linemen, and four will) «1 play kids if I have to,"| be starting Sunday. Guard John|,, <aid, adding that he will) lmake changes if the Bruins lins, both 21, are on the offen-/40.%4 win games. They've won sive line, while guard Marshall) i+ once so far. voted Canada's athlete of the! lhalf-century. Brian is with Ro-| § BC: OSHAWA Crushmen Cap- tain Jim Booth (left) chases the puck with Pete Fleming of Belleville Rollins. The ac- tion took place last night at Civic Auditorium as Crush- men bombed Belleville 8-2. --Oshawa Times Photo Niagara Falls Tough Hurdle For Generals Oshawa Generals are hoping to achieve something tonight that has escaped every other team in the OHA Junior "A" hockey league -- defeat the Ni- agara Falls Flyers. The clubs meet at Oshawa Civic Auditorium at 8.00 p.m. In 10 games this season, Fly- ers have managed eight wins and a pair of ties for 18 points, three more than Oshawa. Gen- erals have six victories, three ties and two defeats. One of the jlosses, a 4-2 setback, came last week in Niagara Falls. | Generals are anxious to 'avenge the loss before what is \predicted to be the largest jcrowd of the season at the audi- itorium. Oshawa general manager Wren Blair is optimistic about By FRANK RATCLIFFE Oshawa Crushmen are in their first season in the OHA Lake- shore Junior 'RB' hockey league, but no one would know it by looking at the standings. Crushmen widened their first-place margin to three points} Friday night, walloping the sec- ond-place Belleville Rollins 8-2 at Civic Auditorium. The scor- ing barrage lifted Oshawa"s goal- total in two games to 16. In their last outing they bombed Co- bourg Cougars 8-1 in Cobourg. | Crushmen how have a record of five wins, two losses and a tie. Frank Sawyer and Ron Dus- siaume paced the attack, each jnetting a pair. Singletons came \from Brian Morenz, Gary Brad- ley, Jerny Dionne and Roger |Knowles. Pete Fleming and Carl |Boomhaur scored for the visit-) DEREK SANDERSON | 4. Betlevitte his club's chances. | 'The Flyer's streak has to end sometime," Blair said yester- day, "and if we play as well as we are capable of playing, | \there's no reason why we can't . sen s | do the job tonight." piers ne . | The only doubtful starter for BUD DEBRODY the Generals is Billy White who suffered a broken nose in Ham-|sidelined Generals' defencema ilton Thursday night. White un-|Jim Whittaker with a badly- derwent surgeny yesterday and|broken arm. ors, David Gavel, playing his third game in the Oshawa goal, re duced his goals-against average to 2.33, Open Three-Point Gap | Atop Lakeshore Loop { second when Belleville p: strong forechecking dist © Oshawa led 2-0 after o © iod and increased the lea early in the middle frame Belleville netted its fir:)7 Crushmen scored two n = fore the period ended, ¥) scored the opposition : the final 20 minutes. Crushmen travel to } next Wednesday to ba Frontenacs, and return -- Auditorium against F) ough Don Byes next Fi. 8.00 p.m. FIRST PERIOD 1, Oshawa: Sawyer (Morenz, Bradley) 2. Oshawa: Dussiaume (Boott © Pens.: Edmunds _ (interferer rip ieee (elbowing) 8.08, Ayotte SECOND PERIOD Dionne (Ayotte) Fleming 3, Oshawa: | 4, Belleville: (Hagerman, Oshawa: Oshawa: Dussiaume (Dionne, Booth) | Pens.:; | §. 6. Bowen (cross-checking) THIRD PERIOD | 7. Oshawa: Bradley | (Sawyer, Morenz) : y 6.00. 7 + The lJeague-leaders d ted play throughout, with the excep- tion of a brief span early in the jit will not be known until short- jly before game time whether he -|will see action. Oshawa has the day off from league action tomorrow, but they. are taking the opportunity Sam Etcheverry Leavii One of Oshawa"s chief tasks|to journey to North Bay for an | &. Belle i (Stew | 9. Oshawa: Sawyer 110. Oshawa; Knowles (Solomor 1 No Pens. é ig) Eastern Conference Als If the Alouettes offered hip I Shirk, 24, and tackle Bob Brown.) phe Red Wings, who an- 21, play defence. Tackle Andy|,yunced Friday they are ship- Shaw and handyman Doug|,. man Gary Berg- Specht, who can fill in almost |e Sparen il Wings of anywhere, also should see a lot|,,. «py, and bringing up War- gp om ges hoe has ei.iten Godfrey, 34, need help with efensive halfbac on Gil-\their power play. lwill be stopping high-scoring|exhibition game against North [Bud Debrody. Debrody netted|Bay Trappers of the NOHA Jun- |his eighth and ninth goals of thejior 'A'. The club leaves Osh- . : ive in. MONTREAL (CP) Sam lyear against Hamilton lastiawa at 9.00 a.m. to arrive in M : y Pra Inight, to sustain his pace of just|time for the 2.30 fixture. |Etcheverry, assistant coach ofja post "in another capacity, under a goal a game. Fans planning to attend to-|Montreal Alouettes, said Friday|be willing to talk." ' | Also of interest to local fans|night's contest are reminded to he is severing his connection) Etcheverry, who coache. quarterbacks Joe Zuger and Frank Cosentino, it still man- aged to score regularly, due mainly to the staunch effort of its defensive platoon. Rider coach Frank Clair sees the Ticats' main threat in their running and long. pass. Clair may get some help from the weather in stopping the run- ning. Overcast skies with tem- peratures reaching about a high of 40 are predicted for. Sunday. But rain is forecast for today, and unless it stops early enough, it could leave a treacherous, wet field for the nationally-tele- vised (CBC) game. The wet field would be just as big a disadvantage for the Ri- ders' ground attack, and would not eliminate the threat of long passes. "Mud doesn't really stop a pass attack," says assistant coach Don Branby who concen Baltimore Clips Quebec. "ete ic bon atin "> Game Marred By Brawl rookie backs on full-time duty./1.. pest power-play combina-| BALTIMORE (AP)--In a wild although punter Bill Cline could);., in the NHL this season in|brawl highlighted by 26 penal- take over from any of the de Gordie Howe, Norm Ullman, |ties for 74 minutes, Baltimore fensive halves or from quarter- 4), pelvecchio, Andy Bath-|Clippers halted Quebec Aces' back Russ Jackson. cate and Doug Rarkley, but in/seven-game winning streak with The other rookie, Bob Mc-\ci,, games and 43 attempts,ja 4-3 American Hockey League Carthy, 18, has seen limited they've scored only three times. victory Friday night service this year both as a de-waps LACK RICHARD As the buzzer sounded ending fensive half and offensive Montreal a single point be- the rough contest, Quebec coach flanker. hind leading Chicago, will be/Boom-Boom Geoffrion, a for- The other new face in the Ol-) isnot Henri Richard againstimer National Hockey League tawa lineup is fullback Jim Dil- Detroit. Richard, out with alstar with Montreal Canadiens, lard shoulder injury, skated Thurs-|charged the officials' table with But Dillard is no rookie. Hela... put coach Toe Blake is tak-larms flinging wildly. He failed was an all-star in the Western ing no chances. to connect as officials seat- Conference before coming to} Riake is still fuming over|tered, and several of his own the Riders in a pre-season trade Montreal's showing in Toronto ; with Calgary Stampeders last Wednesday in which the q thee , | TEXACO FUEL and STOVE OIL... Whitby's only LOCAL DEALER, Free 24 Hr, BURNER SER "ICE by our Local Service Contractors. © SAWDONS' | (Whitby) Led. Fuel and Builders Suppli , 668-3524 : 244 Brock St. $. Whitby : Stafford | Brothers Lid. Monuments | . +. OF Distinction = 668-3552 Whitby MOSIER Sheet Metal Work | Ph, 668-5281 e INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL » RESIDENTIAL GEORGE'S FINA SERVIC? Tune-ups. 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Duplete League--ot Civic Auditorium ot 4:00 pm Oshewe Senior Leaque--uveniles vs Rod Boys at 7:00 om. Quality Fuels vs McGrath ot 8:15 p.m. ond L and R vs Foleys at 7:30 p.m.;-all games ot Civic Auditorium, ... FAMILY SKATING--Aft Civic Auditorum at 1:30 p.m, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 HOCKEY--OHA Junior A' Metro Leaque--Whitby Lasco Steelers vs Bramp ton 7-Ups at Whitby Areno, 8:00 p.m M, Office League---ot Civic Auditorium at 6:00 p.m Oshewe Minor Ass (hivenne) Oshawa ¥a-Tony's Retreshr af: 8:36. pat tes Workers Credit Union vs Hayden Macdonald at 9:30 p.m; both games at Civic Auditorium, (Bantam) Keith Peters Realtors ve Canadion Tire at 5:00 p.m., Loca! 2784 vs Bathe and McLellan ot 6:00 p.m., Police Association vs Hombly's Beverges at 7:00 p.m., B'Nei B'/Rith vs Cano dian Corps at 8:00 p.m. and Banks Flooring vs Locol 1817 at 9:00 p.m,; all games at Children's Arena, (Midget) Rotary vs Lions at 8:00 p.m, at Brooklin Areno. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 HOCKEY--Exhibition--Oshawa Minor Association Bantam All-Stars at 20 p.m. and Oshawa Minor Association Juvenile All-Stors at 8:40 p.m.; both games ot Children's Arena. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 HOCKEY--OHA Junior "B' Lakeshore League--Oshown Crushmen vs King ston Frontenacs at Kingston Arena, 8:00 p.m. . . CYO Leaque--at Civic Auditorium at 6:00 p.m, . , . Oshawa Minor Association--(Midget) Rose Bow! Restaurant vs Navy Vets at 6:00 p.m., Local 222 vs Letter Carriers at 7:00 p.m., Kiwanis vs Conodian Legion at 8:00 p.m. and Firefighters vs Kinsmen at 9:00 p.m.; all games at Children's Areno. PUBLIC SKATING--(adults only)--at Civic Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 HOCKEY--OHA Junior 'A'--Oshawa Generals vs Peterborough Petes at Peterborough Memorial Centre, 8:00 p.m. ... Exhibition--Oshawo Crushmen vs Whitby Lasco Steelers at Whitby Arena, 8:00 p.m. . . - Oshawa Senior League--Juveniles vs Foleys at 7:00 p.m., McGrath vs Land R at 8:30 p.m. and Bad Boys vs Quality Fuels at 10:00 p.m.; oll games ot Civic Auditorium Oshewa Minor Association--(Bontam) Seugog Cleaners vs Ernie Coy at 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and Houdnille Industries vs Westmount Kiwanis at 9:00 p.m. all games at Children's Arena. FIGURE SKATING--Oshawa Club (Junior and Senior) at 6:00 p.m, at Civic Auditorium. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 HOCKEY---OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore League--QOshawa Crushmen Peterborough Don Byes at Civic Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. ' manville Girls' Minor League--At Bowmanville Arena at 5:20 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 HOCKEY--OHA Junior 'A'--Oshawa Ge Civic Auditorium, 7:15 pm... . B - (Pee Wee) 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.; (Bantam) 10:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Midget) 12:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. All games at Bowmanville Arena--- Oshawe Neighbourhood Association Pee Wee League--nine games star'- ing at 7:00 a.m. at Oshawa Children's Areno--Protestent Church League ~--{Novice) 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Civic Auditorium; (Mite) 11:10 a.m. to 12:00 noon ot Civic Auditorium; (Pee Wee) 4:00 p.m, to 6:00 p.m. at Children's Arena . . . RUGGER--Ontorio Rugby Union--Inter mediate League first-round playoffs at Victoria Square, Toronto, 2:30 p.m. CHILDREN'S SKATING--Under 14 (Parent 'may accompany) at Civic Auditorum at 2:00 .p.m -ART'S Gun Repair 18 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA Guns Bought--Sold--Traded Or Repaired RENTAL & LEASING HERTZ a @ RENT BY HOUR, DAY or WEEK ! ! 103 KING © aot Phone ingoro Falls Flyers ve Oshowa Gen- Guaranteed Used Cors z ROY W. 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'After that I won't be withimained in Montreal when riod a fight erupted in' the the | he aS bare Rifles moved to Toronto and stands and police had to move es : view. "I was only hired for five'/Continental League. ; in to restore order. REMEMBER WHEN? Sas FRIDAY'S FIGHTS jmonths." | He is employed by a Mon With four minutes remaining : : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Etcheverry, former Alouette) at ddekbrokin Pa in the game, Quebec's Bill Cassius Clay, recognized Arukn, Match Went ladies _|quarterback, said he is leaving g . Sutherland and Baltimore's Ted), by some authorities as | (./ sine =e oe fied er tl football for 'strictly personal) Alouette coach Jim Trim Taylor mixed: it up in the pen-| world heavyweight boxing hid vex Miadsbiedsst 8 '4 ae sc reasons" but indicated he might|declined to comment on Etc! alty box and were banished by|champion, cancelled his re- = sis pode y Nando, 'Ibe interested in a different post|verry's statement. referee Bill Friday, but not be-| turn bout with Sonny Liston |*tUDa, Grew, ZN ae _{with the club. ; : < fore a wild-swinging melee that} . one year ago today--in 1964 | Trieste, Italy -- Mario Oggi-| He said he and his family are| RMC DOWNS SIR GEORG: nearly emptied both benches. | --and entered hospital with ano, Italy, outpointed Jose Fior-jin Montreal to stay, and added) : The game began on a scor-| a rupture. The title had |delmondo, Uruguay, 6, middle-|that he has received "no job} MONTREAL (CP) -- Ro ing spree for Baltimore after| been vacated by the World jweights. offers.!" Military College downed [Quebec's Terry Gray gave the Boxing Association two San. Jose, Calif. -- Ignacio, Did that mean that he would|George Williams University -------- Ld lvisitors a brief 1-0 lead at 4:23} months before for breach (Pina, 126, Mexico, outpointed|consider an offer from another|50 here Friday night in an @ |Habs blew a 3-1 lead in the Another Bi lof the initial period, The Clip-| of regulations in connection |Jorge Baby Salazar, 125, Sanjfootball club? "Notout of town, tawa-St. Lawrence Athletic s |third period and came away lners roared back to score all| with the Liston contract. Jose, 10. no," he replied. sociation basketball game. yers oun aml ton, " ie cl ptic comment lof their four goals in the same) " 'a ake had a@ cry \period on goals by Larry Re-\ about his best sine, os Dt, | For Mosport gan, Ted Taylor, Mark Dufour) 8 4 Jean Beliveau and Bobb; S-| land Ray Cullen. | ationa S e es in ean thing to score a eral! TORONTO (CP) -- Jerry Po-, Gordon Labossiere mounted | "It's one thin sc 'llivka, Toronto publisher andj|the Aces' third - period rally ; It's something else to forget) coing driver an Friday he|with a goal at 36 ov Their Niagara Falls Flyers extend-jmainder of the night's schedule. /ahout back-checking. Beliveau) Jin cibmit an offer to purchaselfinal goal came from. a slap ed their unbeaten streak to 10) The Flyers outshot Hamilton |can't seem to win a faceoff inj, Mosport Park car racing!shot by defenceman Noel Price. Friday night, pounding Hamil- wy Sage ney held bs a 1-1 tie our zone. I'm afraid to send out! course ra Tis tacilitiek } iceme i: ton Red Wings 8-3. The lossjat the end of the first period|the line in the last few min-|" y7,-,00 has heen in voluntary ig ag Boy -- a place by ag tr sane oc Terry lutes if it happens to be close."'| receivership wince 19882 and js in the A Junior "A" stay before pulling away wi - : : London Nationals emerged/four goals within 10 minutes in : ane oho oe from the cellar by upsetting|the second. Derek Sanderson Oil Sh d . 2 ib Ge iedirrs Montreal Canadiens 2-1. St.|paced them with three goals 1 ers a e Meindsn to" na hapa ig hg Catharines Black Hawks edgediand Bud Debrody fired two . tare oe eranth SC aSiMnt of a Toronto Marlboros 4-3. andimore. Rosaire Paiement, John Oklahoma City Panto Yala of a astern Can-| Peterborough Petes laced Kit- Arbour and Karl Haggarty got ata Dictaslonil Gannee Tanne | Gomme Rangers ©) fn Se ee een OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. offered 35 per cent ownership ar 25 . Two goals by Gary Marsh and (AP)--Sparked by Lowell Mac-| + i sala sceatrnt pif t6 . . a third by Lee Carpenter ac-| Donald, who scored twice and ' l ct : age Giant Stadium vt to th Hamition scor- assisted with a third. z0al.""botickas who also. owns: Mos ing . ' : _ | Tulsa Oilers took a 4-3 Central port debentures, said his offer . | The Nationals, the league's|Hockey League . game from will include the payment of ex- elng anned jnewest entry, moved into a sev-\Oklahoma City Friday night|i¢.. jjahilities and fees to the en ae tie with Kitchener asjand moved into a tie with Mine atesk plus up_to $100,000 for TORONTO (CP)--A group of|Neil Clairmont fired the winning/nesota for the loop lead. | Se ae at Toronto businessmen have been|goal with less than five minutes} McDonald tallied the Otlers RCNA OR ties oe working for the last eight oT Captain Neil Clarkifirst score in the first period! here : : months planning a $30,000,000;and Serge Savard of Montrealland again in the second to we fee ee domed stadium in which will be|matched earlier goals as Cana-|break a 2-2 tie. Keith Wright her dy : si -- Pe integrated a cancotrse gidiens...fired.49. shots. at goal-|<t tod. the scoring for Okla.) 1, has a che d es Bo : | - "K 2.40 Tres Piaza, ineatre ana ba hall gece gies oar homa City but Tulsa tied it. up|Palt ele oor Side it has "We are now in the midst of| Gary MacMillan scored the|seven minutes later-in the first|i?"*® "°°" <" ? : : A negotiating the finances for the|only goal of the third period to|period on MacDonald's tally. [been the = ne ae oi JAN. 13 Caribbean Cruise deal," Ed Donnenfield of Tor-|give the Hawks their victory at) Two minutes from the end Ofte re erar es staged by local wisi Ne Bags onto, spokesman for Romfield/Toronto. Richie Bayes, Doug|the first period Rollie Wileox|") b "i in the racing keason : noretee Building Corp., said Thursday gp ane em =e mere scored to give the Oilers a 2-1/"UDS Gurng Tt : '| JAN. 28 Caribbean Cruise in an interview. '"'We definitely|the other St. Catharines marks-|advantage. Wright got his sec-| : from N.Y. 1412 days, 7 ports. intend * ee to work to poet ay are Mg prc Mike}ond score in the second period WILL LEND TWO 3 From $575 (U.S.). make this a reality." 'orrigan and Mike Byers scor-|and a minute later MacDonald) LONDON, Ont. (CP)--London ; ; Romfield, which owns the ed for the Marlboros. scored Nationals of the Ontario Hockey ich per Upean pong 350-acre land at the junction of. Danny Grant scored two goals) Oiler Bill Goldsworthy ran|Association Junior A League From $038 (U:S.). . highways 409 and 7, now occu- ~ set up . ~ by cores the score to 4-2 in the third and|will lend two players to Roches- pied by Pleasure Park golf Lacroix for the Petes, whose the last goal was made by|ter Americans of the American . course, plans to have the 50,000- other tallies came from Joe Oklahoma player-coach Harry|League for two games. this MARCH 5 Special seat stadium built within three Johnston, Steve Hunt and (Gord Sinden. lweekend. Spring Crossing years. Tucker. Jim Krulicki was the LUO te Be Donnenfield estimated total Ranger marksman, ea cost of the project at $30,000,- Se ae ape ' ' ISS. 000, possibly higher, with about 0.H.A. JUNIOR A HOCKEY First Class from $492.50 (U.S.). $10,000,000 to $12,000,000 for the Guelph Regals . Tourist Class from $280 (U.S.). commercial aspects of the plan MARCH 15 and the rest for the stadium, ® : : pine parking for 25,000 cars. tretc tring TONITE Mediterranean Cruise Donnenfield an is associ- o6: 46 dave: 5 ports. ates, however, are not inter- GUELPH (CP) -- Guelph Re- aeesgih cae ested in obtaining a major gals ran their undefeated string GAME TIME paribe cstakatcl league baseball or football fran-|to six games Friday night by 2 chise, They view the project as|\downing Oakville Oaks 5-3 in a 7:15 P.M, Cannes-Le Havre 3 days. strictly a business venture in Senior Ontario Hockey Associa- which baseball and football tion game. OSHAWA teams would be tenants, the (Guelph now has five victories same as operators of stores in and one tie in six outings, the shopping mall. Rick McClocklin paced GE N ERA LS a Guelph pith two goals with C RES playing - coach Butch Martin # NBA SCO Ray Ross and Bob Pole adding Z -- VS. -- Friday's Results one each a San Francisco 103 Detroit 102 Grant Moore tallied twice for ™, NIAGARA FALLS Boston 114 Philadelphia 123 iOakville with Carl Hymers j Los Angeles 107 New York 106'scoring in the final. FLYERS Season ticket holders use Series No. 6 for this game. BUS SERVICE Leave Downtown 6:00 - 6:30 - 7:00. Return after the game. ARNOLD PAVING ASPHALT PAViN( and GRADING | INDUSTRIAL - COMMERC: Arnold Paving Ont. 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