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THE OSHAWA TIM®S, Tuesday, November 23, 1965 gy Lasco Steelers Top Visiting West Clair By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers and West Clair York Steelers last night hooked up in by far the best game of the season at Whitby Arena, with Lascos handing York Steelers their sec- ond defeat of the season 4-2. Captain Kevin O'Shea again put on a tremendous perform- ance as he bagged his second hat trick in as many games. Don O"Donaghue, 15, scored the final goal in the empty net. Tt came as the result of some hard digging by the little fel- low, who also got two assists: Carl Varga and Tom Fox- croft, both midget players, scored for the losers, Both goals came on the power play. O'She opened the scoring in the first period. He converted passes from O'Donaghue and Thompson with West Clair play- ing a man short. O'She netted his second early in the middle period. With Tay- lor in the penalty box, Foxcroft blistered a slap shot into the top right corner that beat Moore cleanly, leaving the count at 2-1 for Whitby after two periods. O'Shea completed the hat Hawks Hot Opposition For Generals Oshawa Generals play their first mid-week home game of the season tomorrow night, and the hottest club in the league will provide the opposition. St. Catharines Black Hawks, winners of five of their last six games, can move into a third- place -tie with Peterborough Petes with a victory over the Generals. It would also pull them to within two points of the second-place Oshawans. Speedy defenceman Paul Cadieux may be absent from the Oshawa line-tip. Cadieux, who attended the University of Ottawa, is writing examinations and may find it impossible to travel to Oshawa in midweek. He will inform the club Wed nesday morning. If Cadieux can not be on| hand, Bob Edmunds will be} elevated from the Oshawa Crushmen Junior 'B' club. Edmunds is a graduate of the Oshawa Minor Hockey Associa- tion. Left-winger Ron Dussiaume will remain in the line-up. Dussiaume played his first two games with the Generals on the weekend and picked up four points a goal and two assists here against Hamilton, and the winning goal in Gen- erals' 2-1 victory in Kitchener. Meanwhile, Jim Whittaker is still hospitalized in Niagara Tomorrow DOUG 'SHELTON Falls. The young = defensive) stalwart suffered a broken arm in a game in Niagara Falls on November 5, and it isn't yet known when he will leave hospital. Centreman Billy White will be out approximately | six weeks with a chipped bone just above the heel, and the loss of these two players is being felt by the squad. Fans are reminded that to-| morrow's encounter at Civic Auditorium starts at 8:00 p.m.,)Woodrow (Woody) Sauldsberry.); ---- rather than the 7:15 starting time on Saturdays. Slugging Curt Blefary Named Rookie Of Year BOSTON (AP)--Curt Blefary, Baltimore Orioles' slugging out- fielder who was spurned by New York Yankees, was named Monday as the American League's 1965 Rookie of the Year. The 22-year-old Blefary won e rookie honor over pitcher arcelino Lopez of California Giles Approves *: Braves' Move NEW YORK (AP) -- Presi- dent Warren Giles of the Na-| tional Baseball League said! Monday he. approves of the, Braves move from Milwaukee| to Atlanta because it would take major league baseball into a' new area. Giles testified in connection with Milwaukee County's suit against the Braves, the Na- tional League and the other nine league teams. The county seeks to prevent the Braves from opening in At- lanta next season unless Mil- waukee obtains another major league team. It charges the move to Atlanta violates anti- trust laws. The testimony of Giles and others is being taken in a law- yer's office here in the form of depositions which will become part of the court record in the Milwaukee County suit. Angels in the balloting by a 20- man committee of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Lopez eight in the close ballot- ing Blefary polled 12 votes and trick in the third before Varga cut the margin to one. goal. York Steelers pulled their goal- tender with 45 seconds left but the move backfired with O'Donaghue netting his first of the year. JUST TALKING: The victory was a big one for the Lascos, putting them -back in the fight for second place. The same two teams meet tonight in a home game for the York Steelers. . « Whitby manager Ivan Davie brought George Reeson up from midget ranks for last night's game, and he played well. . . . Ralph Moore in the Whitby 'cage looked sharp and drew the second star of the game behind O'Shea; Varga was the third star. ED WESTFALL Oshawa Crushmen are plan- ning their biggest hockey night of the season this Friday, when they host Kingston Frontenacs at Civie Auditorium. Four NHL players will be on \hand- to sign autographs ie \Ed Westfall, Johnny Bucyk, Ted Green and rookie goal- tending sensation Bernie Parent, all of the Boston Bruins. In addition, it will _be 'Free FIGHT FACTS LAS VEGAS and figures of Monday night's \Cassius Clay - Floyd Patterson {world | heavyweight champion- First Period 1, Whitby: O'Shea (O'Donaghve, Thompson) Pens.: Varga 2.41,. York Steelers (too) many men) 15.00, Acorgb 15.33, | Second Period 2. Whitby: O'Shea (O'Donaghue) 3. West Clair: ge (Pelyk) Pens.: Pelyk 2.43, Taylor 5,47, wit | (too many men) 10.38, O'Shea, Acomb 11.43, O'Donaghve 17.37. Third Period 4, Whitby: O'Shea 5. West Clair: Varga (Acomb) 14.39 O'Donaghve (Taylor) 19.32| yy Taylor 10.07, Pelyk 13.11, Men- 14, SPORT BRIEFS KNOCKS OUT CANADIAN |" Attendance: BOSTON (AP) -- Veteran| actual). Charlie Scott of Philadelphia} Gross Receipts: $300,001, climbed off the floor twice and| (Closed circuit TV attendance: 17.20 9.17 (AP) -- Facts| 7,402 paid (8,106) Four Boston Bruin Stars To Be Here This Week | |former Toronto a ltay indi O'Shea Now Oshawa Generals and Peter- borough Petes dominate the race dual gearing. hanave in the Ontario Hockey "Association Junior A series, Oshawa defenceman Bobby Orr and teammat e Danny O'Shea hold the top two spots with 32 and 31 points respec- tively. Orr scored three goals and Shellettes Enter Metro Girls Loop JOHNNY BUCYK Hockey Stick Night', with each) youngster 12 and under being given a new hockey stick. The entire Oshawa Generals club will be present to give out the sticks, including Bobby Orr, Danny O'Shea,. Wayne Cash man Ian Young, Nick Beverley; George Babcock, Chris Hayes,| Billy Little and Chris Roberts. Children's prices are only 50 cents, Adult prices are cents, but they are reminded they may bring only one child per adult and receive a stick. This is the first visit of the Frontenacs, and coach Gary Young will have his charges ready to avenge last week's 5-3 loss to the Crushmen in Kings- ton. Syl son of the Maple Leaf, stars with the Kingston squad. Apps Jr., -|be played in Whitby. |e hiccntethasicaniiee 75) Ajax Fileming's Shellettes have joined forces with five other teams to strengthen the Toronto Metro Girls' Hockey League for the upcoming sea- son, Teams from Guelph, West Hill, Newmarket and Don Mills (Junior and Senior) have com- bined in one of the strongest leagues in the province. Past | \tournaments have proven the Siclubs to be the pick of the crop. The 20-game schedule assures Shellettes of 10 home games to Orr Takes Over Lead, assisted on four others ast seven assists for 22: points. He In Second week to take over the lead: He jnow fas il goais and di assisis. O'Shea has a share of second place with Peterborough's An- dre Lacroix. and 20 assists. } Dan Grant of the Petes has 13 goals and 12 assists for 25 points, and is in fourth position. Leading the goal scorers is Doug Shelton of St. Catharines Black Hawks. He has 15 goals, and has combined them with is in sixth place. Goalie Bob Whidden of Tor- onto Marlboros has the best 210, Each has 11 goals|2- LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS By. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Las Vegas -- Cassius Clay, Louisville, Ky., stopped Floyd Patterson, . 196,% New York, 12. (Clay retained world heavyweight title.) boston ---- Charlie Scvit, 5%, Philadelphia, knocked out Len- nie Sparks, 150, Halifax, N.S., Paris---Ferd Hernandez, 160, Las Vegas, outpointed Joseph Gonzales, 158, France, 10. THOMSON TRIUMPHS AUCKLAND, N.Z. (AP)--Pe- ter Thomson of Australia coasted to a record eighth vic- tory in the New Zealand open golf championship Sunday, shooting 68 and 69 on the final day for a two-under-par 278. 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