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By Geo. H. Campbell: SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS came through in fine fashion, chalking up a clean-cut win last night in London, to make it a six-point weekend. Starting off with that win over Niagara Falls Flyers on Friday night, the Oshawa boys have boosted their point-total.by a full half-dozen counters, as they added back-to-back wins over the London Nationals. Now, just in case somebody should get real technical with you, as an over-avid Oshawa.Generals hockey booster, we would point out the warning -- Oshawa Generals are really only leading the OHA Junior "A" race because they've played more games (and won more) than the other teams in the circuit. But it's the fact that Generals have played more games, that has them in the lead. This is a key point, that should never be ignored, THE BASIC RULE in studying out a team's proper standing in any league race -- and this we have pointed out many times -- is the 'Loss' column, Never mind how many games have been played -- that's the second most- important. The number of games won really isn't important at all and that "'total points' is only a temporary guide for the guy that's making up the Standings, The real informa- tion column is that list of "'Losses". If you want to get the true picture, just check the OHA Junior "A" League stand- ings today. Thanks to last night's win right in London, the Oshawa Generals have a total of 32 points and on the face of it, that shows as five points ahead of Niagara Falls and six points ahead of Peterborough. But technically, the Gen- erals are really only one point ahead of the Flyers and the "Petes" are almost as good as tied with Oshawa, for first place ACTUALLY, each team has lost five games while Flyers/ have had five tied scores, with Oshawa and Peterborough having had four draws. But in the loss column, they are all even. Now if Niagara Falls Flyers win those two games they have "in hand'? -- they'll have a total of 31 points -- only one point behind the Generals. But Peterborough has three games more to play than Oshawa and if they win all three -- then they'll have a total of 32 points -- exactly tied with the Generals for top spot. in the standing. So, the true official standing can not be 'determined until every team has played out its full list of schedule dates. Bit in the meantime, if you want the proper perspective -- check the "'Loss" column -- it means a lot more than the "Wins'"' or even the point totals, Meanwhile, both Flyers and 'Petes' can catch up one game this week, since the Generals are idle until this Saturday night, when the red-hot "Petes" visit our Civic Auditoriuni. Prior to that, '"'Petes" are at home to St. Kitts on Thursday night and Hamilton visits Niagara Falls on Friday night. ONLY OTHER notable hockey topic on the main sheet _ these days is that of the current Russian Nationals' hockey " tour. They whipped Canada's Nationals 4-0, with ease on Friday night in London, beat them again 8-6, in Quebec on Sunday and tonight, they play a team of Junior All-Stars, at Maple Leaf Gardens. Actually, tonight's game is listed as Russia vs Marlboros, but for this one, the Toronto Marlies have brought up quite a few all-stars from other Junior "A" teams and they have also acquired the services of Joey Bamford, no longer a Junior, who used to play his Junior hockey in Guelph. Last season, in a game against Russia, Joey performed puck-stopping miracles to help his Fort William mates hold the Russians to a 3-3 tie, in a game up there. Tonight's game we suspect -- will be a moment of truth for Canadian hockey 'brass'. If the Russians handle a Canadian Junior All-Star team without any sweat -- then we'll all have to admit what has been apparent for the past few years namely, that Canadians may have discovered or invented ---- or whatever you like -- the game of hockey, but right riow, especially playing under the old standards or near "'original' rules ~ the Russians are the best. Oshawa TV Scores Win; Starr's Get Their First Oshawa TV Service turned! , hind by 1.6 Pore back Versafoods 7-5, "'G baauae 1. Starr's, 2. Starr's, 2.11) 3, Tony's, (Sutton, in their (Georget!, Copeland) game in thes UAW Hockey i ple a addy (Tran) League, last night and in the!iz:Versatood, A. Myles' second game, Starr Furnitures Py Sem algae FO 9.35 % 'enaities Wilk in Ni * scored their first win of thejtran, Johnson, Butler; Kenorowskt, i season, this one by a 7-4 score,| (major) and R. Myles (major) over Tony's Refreshments ge le OSHAWA Ty 7, NERSAFOoDS 5 Dick (Beck, Fogal) inst Period \ 1. Versafood, Alexander Bee eer ses 2. cpa TV, Georgett MacDonald) 13.35 (Copeland, Marshall 7.10 ' : 3. Versafood, Napiorkowsk! eshte, an -- ow ; (Gray, Konorowski) 7.19 delona Paries : Young (Munroe) . Ford (G. Porteus) . ,» Beck 's7-Pord" tBenble) Duttietd. Third Period A 16.12. 9. Tony's, Ford (Robbie) '6 Mapes 10. Starr's, Wills (Beck) Cope and) 19.87 11. Starr's, Monroe (Young, Wills) Gray (minor and) Penalties Dowe (misc.) and Glas pell (minor). Oshawa TV, Irwin 9.31 Oshawa TV, Mapes Penalty (Copeiend) iaos ¢ saree pelan: 0 ' Georaetf &. Tony Second Period '$- Osawa TV, Trwin (Copeland, Wright 7. Versatood. A. Myles (Reid) &. Oshawa TV (Georgett Penalties mise BOB BLACK Scores Pair It took Bobby Orr less than|was equal to the occasion the| managed | half a minute last night to let London Nationals know he doesn't like being held score less. Oshawa Generals' brilliant de- fensive star scored at the 27- jsecond mark of the first period jin London, starting the teague- jleading Generals on their way ito a 6-0 trouncing of the hap- | assist | Auditorium less Nats. Orr failed to pick up even an Saturday night at Civic when Oshawa |bombed London 9-3. }to his goal last night, He added a pair of assists however, ito regain first place in the scor- ing race. He now has 20 goals jand 34 assists for 54 points, one | more than Andre Lacroix of |Peterborough Petes. | O'Shea, before Oshawa centreman Danny tied with Orr in points the game, was held pointless. As a result he slipped imo third place with 51 points Wayne Cashman and Bob Black netted two each for the winners, Cashman his 12th and 13th and Black his fourth and | fifth. Billy Heindl's sixth of the | season finished the scoring. Generals continued their bom- bardment of London goalie |Rocky Farr where they left off Saturday. They outshot their lacklustre opponents 34-19, bringing the two-game shot jtotal to 78-41. The defenceless Nationals left |their goaltender alone to fend off the Generals for most of the contest. At the other end of the rink, Ian Young had a relatively easy time in recording his sec- jond shutout of the season. performance, though flawless, was in sharp contrast. to his first shutout in London when he was everyone's choice as the number one star. While not overworked, Young His | IAN YOUNG Second Shutout few times Nationals to break through Oshawa's de- fence. He made sterling saves on Stan Allan and Moe St. Jacques to preserve the white- wash. The victory increased erals' margin to five over Niagara Falls Flyers six over third-place Peter- borough Petes. Flyers have two games in hand on the leaders and Peterborough has three. Bobby Orr was used sparing- ly in the third period, and went to the dressing room with about four minutes left. He was nurs- Gen- poi 'ing a wrist injury in the third. The injury is not believed seri- ous however. aN ane O'Shea, ' BOBBY ORR 1. Oshawa 2. Oshawa: Roberts) 3. Oshawa O'Shea, (Orr, Pens.: 4. Oshawa (Morenz Wilkins, Babcock Pens 5. Oshawa (Babcock, 6, Oshawa (Heind!, Regains Lead Oshawa Generals Increase Margin FIRST PERIOD Orr (Cashman) Cashman Black (Orr, Little) Beverley, Murray SECOND PERIOD Black Little) 15 Razay, Dorey, Roberts, THIRD PERIOD Heindl Dussiaume) Cashman Beverley) Roberts (major), (major), Wilkins, Clark Oshawa London Coach Bep Guidolin said be- ' fore the erals built up a sizeable lead. The two, along with the top junior 'A' players from around the circuit, face fhe Russian National Team at Maple Leaf Gardens tonight. Next game for is Saturday night host the surging Peterborough Petes at Civic Auditorium. Game time is 7.15 p.m TEAM STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS OHA Junior A Ww Oshawa 14 Niagara Falls 11. 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QUALITY FUELS 16 L and R 3 The first game' of the bill was literally a slow-gear start, with not too much excitement for the fans as Quality Fuels trounced L and R Service, Third Period "e Quality Fuel, Chasczewski 'Vail, Napiorkowski) eee "4, Rev Fuel, Vail Brodie) i Phos yy Fusi, Chascrewski 1" xj ve 'R., Middleton Bence et Butler) .. 7, L-and R., Hiltz . a 14 Quality Fuel, Brodie Penalties: Farley holding) 17:20 JUVENILES 2 HONEST CAL'S 2 The Juveniles, this city's en- end of that period. deadlock, George Vail was , r n power for the Fuelmen, scor-|puck-stopping of John Field, in ing four goals in the first period, then adding his fifth in the third frame. Dunc Brodie! was right alongside. He scored goals .also, three in the the fire: | one handily. However, the hero of the game was. young Bill Wayling, who was brilliant in five minutes of the game, Honest Cal's went -all-out while assists and) John Chas- goals and two sessions, Vail earned five Brodie a couple. czewski scored four ning goal. of those FIRST PERIOD 1, Quality Fuels, Geo. Vall 2. Quality Fuel, Vail (Brodie 3. Quality Fuel, Chasczewsk! 4. Quality Fuel, Brodie (Vail, Chasczewski) 5. Quality Fuel, a penalty shot, with only seconds remaining. First Period No Scoring. No Penalties Second Period 1, Honest Cal's, Fletcher (Bradley, Lutton) 2. Honest Cal's, Leach (Bobbie. Mackey) Juveniles, Hudgin (Griffin, Morrison) 4, Juveniles, MCMASTER (Grabko) (Vail, Napiorkowski) 7. Quality Fuel, Brodie (Chasczewski) %. Quality Fuel, Vail Penalties: Hilts (trip) 12:30, Second Period 9. Quality Fuel, Brodie 'Foley's 3 Nip Bad Boys: Juveniles Gain Draw Sof the night. 16-3, scoring|try in OMHA playdowns, gave five goals long before they had|the older Honest Cal's squad al reached the half-way mark in/surprise and a lesson in fore-| the first period and skating off | checking and skating, to hold the| the ice with an 8-0 lead, at the' second-place team to a two-all| Only the acrobatics and fine) goal for Honest Cal's, prevented| the Juveniles from winning this} tf their vain bid to get the win- Wayling made one "out-of-this-world"' saves to rob Brian Fletcher, on 45 13:10 8 Foley's, Rowbotham 9:23 9 Penalty: No Scoring. Penalty: "MeDonald (slashing) 1:40, FOLEY'S 6 BAD BOYS 5 Foley's Plumbing registered | one of the biggest upsets of the early season when they out- scrambled the league-leading Bad Boys, 6-5, in the final game soe cee 41:00 This was the second-straight defeat for Bad Boys, after hav- ing enjoyed a 10-game unbeat- jen streak. Foley's regular goalie was | absent, due to illness so John Field of Honest Cal's kept his big pads on and came up with his second big game of the night, his brilliant play in goal being a big factor in Foley's win. Time-and-again he foiled | 'the Bad Boy snipers. Up front Gary Rowbotham| picked up a pair of goals for! the winners while Gary Lawson was the pick of the losers, -who actually had an edge in the the last over-all play but couldn't beat Field often enough to gain the S tie. First' Period 1. Foley's, Whiteley (O'Connor) Foley's, O'Connor, 3. Foley's, Rowbotham (Willoughby) Penalties: None Second Period 4. Foley's, Willoughby (Rowbotham) 5, Bad Boys, Peters | 6, Foley's, Gould (O'Connor) Penalties: Delves (high stick) 4cag|Peters (high stick) both at 17:10. Third Period 9:00 7. Bad Boys, Lawson (Peters) (Delves, Gould) Bad Boys, Wilson \3| 169 Simeoe N. 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