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s SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA GENERALS were given a party on Tuesday night--the club executives entertained the boys and their girl friends, the executives and their wives, Auditorium commis- sion members, press, radio, etc. It was a fine do and a thoughtful gesture. Club president Russ Humphreys. voiced the official welcome and expressed the executive's happiness in the way the boys were playing. There were words of praise from all sides, both from the Generals' management and the Crushmen's officers. The theme was simply how much the people of Oshawa enjoy and appreciate the way the Gen- erals and the Crushmen are performing and appreciation for the manner jin which the boys are responding, adopting Osh- awa as their home and giving their best to please. The event was a good psychological move, as well as being a sincere gesture of Christmas spirit, goodwill, etc. The pay-off came last night, right in Peterborough, where the Generals came through with an ultra-important 6-4 victory. That put Oshawa four points out in front, in the OHA Junior "'A" race and it just may have provided the gap the Generals will need, to 'stay in first place, when they hit the 'home stretch" of the schedule, THE GENERALS couldn't have given their loyal fans a better Christmas gift! To be sitting on top of the heap, at this festive season, should please the heart of every hockey fan. We'll not see the Generals in action here now, until New Year's Day, because meanwhile, they play in Montreal on Sunday, play Niagara Falls Flyers in Boston on Monday, and then return home. But they have said 'Merry Christmas" to loca hockey fans in a very tangible way. Whitby Lasco Steelers Whip Weston Dodgers BY CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers, of the Metro Jr. B Hockey League, gave coach Jim Cherry and Manager Ivan Davie an early Christmas present last night, as they trounced the Weston Dodgers 6-1 right in Weston. The win was the second of the week for the Steelers and moved them to within one point of third place in the league standings. Little Tommy Lavender was the big scoring bomb shell for the Lascos as he fired a trio of goals. His wing mate, Kevin O'Shea, added four assists for his night's work. Other scorers for coach Cherry's Steel men were Al Quintillian, Dave Chal- mers and Dave MacMillan. Jeff Pickup spoiled goalie Ralph Moores bid for a shutout at the 6.48 mark of the third and final period. Moore was injured just seconds later when high sticked and retired for re- pairs, but returned to play a standout game. The entire Whitby team played very well for a full 60 minutes in last night's game and th TOM LAVANDER ers appear to have shaken their mid-season slump. . .. There is no rest for the Steelers as they ;|Markham, drew the praise of both coach Jim Cherry and manager Davie. Whitby held a strong upper hand for most of the game. They led 2-0 at the end of 20 minutes of action, 4-0 at the end of the head into Brampton for a game with the high flying Seven Ups on Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. and then play a boxing day af- fair here at the Whitby arena against the same Pop Men on second and outscored' the charges of a disappointed Ken Avarall 2-1 in the final 20 minutes of action. The third period was somewhat rough as the Dodgers sensing defeat started to rough it up and were given the thumb by the officials. Bill Lastic a former Whitby player got the bounce at the 3:55 mark of the third for) shoving the referee. Feelings) were keen on both sides with) @ number of small flare ups. Wayne Cheesman, who was benched in Monday night's game, was refused permission to board the bus for last night's game for a further breach of club rules. Coach Cherry has advised the player that the club} (Davidson) .. policy must be strictly adhered; penalties to, with no exceptions, and @5|Q'ponoghue i7:42, one of the veterans, Cheesman 3rd Period should be setting an example for) § whitby, Lavender the younger players: (O'Shea, Thompson) .... 1:39 JUST TALING. . . It appears| 6. Weston, Pickup as if coach Cherry has to keep| (Gusko) the whip handy at all times for} 7. Whitby, MacMillan a couple of the fellows... Kevin} (O'Shea) O'Shea looked to be fast round-| Penalties: ing into shape again as he set|/misconduct and game miscon- up four goals... Tommy Laven-|duct 3:35, Vipond 5:07, Hicks der showed no signs of his sore|major 7:16, Keenan 10:40, leg as he peppered the Weston Ricks 2 minors, Chalmers 2 goal for his first three bagger minors 15:38, Hume 2 minors, of the season. It was real good Davidson 2 minors 19:56, O'Shea to see the little pepper pot hit his) game misconduct third man in stride right now that the Steel-| fight 19:56. Monday night with game time as usual at 8:00 p.m... . On behalf of manager Ivan Davie, players and with yours truly we would like to wish all the fans in the area a very Merry Christmas and a bright and prosperous New Year. Ist Period 1. Whitby, Lavender (O'Shea) | 2. Whitby, Lavender (O'Shea, Vipond) Penalties: Cowan 4:51 2nd Period 3. Whitby, Quintillian CEROUMIGY casi switrnseae 5:48 4. Whitby, Chalmers ove 10:11 13:07 9:18 10:06, 6:48 From SMITHS SPORTS BOAT HARDWARE JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS FISHING RODS, REELS, LURES, ACCESSORIES SHOT GUNS, RIFLES HUNTING COATS, PANTS & ACCESSORIES A GOOD SELECTION OF USED OUTBOARD MOTORS NEW & USED BOATS Coach Jim Cherry, all the| executive along} establish a lead which they eas-|"'front end" but skip Lawrie' All good things must come to an end, as any Peteriorough Pete, worthy of his jersey, will tell you! Petes Thursday night watched ips ts | Ian Young, Billy Heindl i George Babcock send their 14- game unbeaten string down the drain, as Oshawa Generals topped Petes .6-4 at Peter- borough's Memorial Centre. A regular-season record crowd of over 4,600 watched the Gen- erals stretch their first-place ¢ lead to four points over the Petes. A large Oshawa contin- gent was included in the atten- dance, which shatterred the previous record by almost 1,000. WEEL-SHARED VICTORY Young made 36 stops, several of the spectacular variety. Heindl and Babeock each col- lected one goal and two assists. : Other goals for the winners came from Danny O'Shea, Bily ----<= Little, Ron Dussiaume and _ 1": Bobby Orr. | IAN YOUNG League-scoring leader Andre re) i : |Lacroix strengthened his lead giving up an early goal, looking{a goal from 10' inside his ownjof the game. . . He also con- with two goals and an assist,|particularly brilliant against/blue line, into the empty net.jceded it was the worst game |while linemate Mickey Redmond Lacroix Referee Hugh MacLean called|Bobby Orr has played in some added a goal and an assist. The, . The homesters took over in|13 minor penalties, seven to|time. But as one of the Generals lother tally came from George|the second, scoring two un-|Generals, said after the game: 'Bobby Godson. .- answered goals to even the) GENERALLY SPEAKING --/was nearly flawless tonight. He Petes dominated play for the score at 3-3 going into the third.|Generals are growing more op-|didn't make very many mis- first 20 minutes, using spirit and/C?R HITS EMPTY NET timistic about their first-place|takes. But he wasn't as good desire to outhustle the visitors.) Oshawa moved ahead 5-3 be-|chances with every win. Last/as usual.". . . Generals journey Babcock and Heindl were the fore Lacroix scored his second|night's game was the final trip|to Montreal to face the Junior only Generals able to dig thejof the night midway through|to Peterborough, and the locals|Canadiens on Sunday. Cana- puck out of the Peterborough the period. In a desparate at-/feel the January schedule favors |diens have Jost much of their corners, and it paid off for ajiempt to tie the score, Petes|them, . . Coach "Bep" Guidolin|punch with Serge Savard out 3-1 Oshawa lead after one| removed goaltender Brian Caley|was disatisfied with the play of|for the remainder of the season period. with a minute left, but Bobby|Billy Little and Paul Cadieux.|with an injury. Following the Young made 15 saves after|Orr wrapped up the win with'Little sat on the bench for most|Montreal game, Generals leave WIN ON EXTRA END etiden Teen sein Markham Schoolboys Retain Area Laurels oe j day. They journey to Hamilton jon Thursday and return home, |to meet Toronto Marlboros on New Year's Day 4 | Following are the complete; (Morenz, Cashman) _ iresults: lthockinal Teese, Bk ae ' 'sinainune season, retained their cham- The Markham rink won al First Round Rese see tie johnston (rough pionship honors in the District handy 21-4 decision over a Whit- at) aera wos Pg ogy ee rt SECOND PERIOD 8, Ontario Schoolboy Curling)», entry in the first round but) Den' Woods, skip, 10; Oshawa "Cathelic| §- Petes: Lacroix (Plager) playdowns, here at the Oshawa/tney had to come from behind dp ha lle coh arash aalanle asd iehvatun Shere) 13:21 Seno retaral deen aneencaeen, a 4-1 deficit, to nose out Dennis" Oshawa Central Cl -- John Gower, Bob) Pens: Orr (hooking) 10:33, Jopling (trip 3 4 é vy ing) 14:38, Plager (tripping) 15:39 J psp _\Kidd, Gerry Moore and Milford Masters, | Pi"9) Alan McLean, John Craig and|"¥atts Oshawa 0 Neill Col: ip, 10; Dunbarton HS -- Peter Kendell, THIRD PERIOD vlan Lauria won thet richt to | lesiate entry, in the second|Kenneth Stone, Allan Fraser and David| 7. Oshawa: Little ag 'pe iBirleg round, by a scant 6-5 margin. play the Toronto District win- . Cobourg District East -- Russ Waller, Oshawa: Dussiaume jJohn Cooper, Ken Waller and Mike Win (Heind!, Babcock) ----lagain had to perform heroics to|c1'-- Robert Hogan, David Keenan, John| (Grant, Redmond) retain the title they won last/Magil! and John Williams, skip, 4 10, Oshawa: Orr $ ot , BILLY HEINDL GEORGE BABCOCK FIRST PERIOD Redmond Grant | 1, Petes: (Lacroix, 2. Oshawa: Heind! 3. Oshawa: Babcock 3:48 Brian Lawrie's_ rink from) provincial championship _ play- 15:14 upset winners last) downs, in spectacular fashion, 1:27 MacMillan, skip, 5. Rage Babcock) | ners, for the right to go to the| In their final game, Markham |,n sce': Oomuwe br. Fd Deaaven| # Pétel Lanes | Oshawa Haw 'Down Centrals M4, Uxbridge HS -- Larry Marley, Mike| Pens: Vanderberg (hooking) (holding) season. They trailed Barry Tim-|smith, Mike Puterbourgh and Barry Tim-|enz (tripping) 1:40, O'Shea bers and his Uxbridge rink 8-6,|bers, skip, 11; Cobourg District West --)|4:36, Beverley (holding) 8:0! 'going into the final 10th end, but they tied it up, thanks to ' a O°Mell CVI -- Bill Glover, Bot 7 rf 4 } e nnis 'wart, {two fine shots by _ skip Brian) fin ti; Fort Perry Hs -- Ralph Ballard, In an exhibition basketball| Lawrie and they eked out the|Jim MacMaster, Chris Dowson and game, at Dr. F. J. Donevan Col-| Winning rock, on the extra 11th/Poyer nem sis'r' p legiate, last night, Oshawa} Hawks Intermediates whipped |P!0"S- |Central Collegiate All-Stars 73-, In both the semi-final 38. The winners outscored their |final games, the Markham rink/ 5... woods, 10; Milford Masters, 8. rivals 34-13 in the first half, to. was actually out-curled on the|Barry Timbers, 12; Mike Winter, 2. s| Brian Lawrie, FR ga 5. ily maintained. brilliant shot-making, especially | Barry Timbers, 12; Don Woods, 3. 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Lions' goals were scored by Darral Osmond two, Don Drew, Larry Allen and Jim Noble one each, rans Braves defeated Pirates 3-to-2. The Braves' goals were scored by Gord Westlake, Wayne Paeden and Wayne Mc- Roberts. Pirates' goals were scored by Harry Willoughby and) Bill McCMullough. - Marnons and Mt. Rows! ed to a 5-all tie. Maroons' goals were scored by Robert Large, two, Brian Jones, Lee Lemon, and Jerry Johnson. The Mt. Royals goals were scored by Ron McMullen, three, Gary Wilson and Larry Lee. Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Lester Patrick, hockey's Silver Fox, was named president of New York Rangers 33 years ago today --in 1932. One of the game's greatest strategists, Patrick was jnstalled in the Hall of Fame in 1947. He died in 1960. PEE WEE HOCKEY In the first Pee Wee game the Generais edged Bruiris by 1 to 0 score. The lone goal for the Generals was scored by Donald Smith. Canadians defeated Hawks 4-to-0. Canadians' goals were scored by Rick Shackleton with two, Dwight Baungartnor one and Paul Martin one. ' | Rangers upset Leafs by a jclose 2-to-l1 count. Rangers' jgoals were scored by Keith |Kelly and Clarke Stephen. The Leafs' goal was scored by Eric Martin. | Atom: All Stars swamped Red | Wings 7-to-1. Ken Vivian led the |Stars, collecting three goals| |while Danny Catto potted two. |Robbie Simpson collected one goal and Paul Forsey one. The lone Wing goal was scored by David Shmyr. nig aed Pee Wee All-Stars blanked ATOM LEAGUE ithe Flyers 5-to-0. The Stars In the fist Atom game Hor-|80als were scored by Michael nets and Americans fought to a| Cornell, David Tabb, David Or- 2-all tie. Hornets goals' were|@istone, Gary Carter and Mark iscored by Ricky Sewell and Don Johnson. Childs. The Americans goals MIDGET LEAGUE were both scored by Allan Wot-| cigar : ten. : 7 y | In the first Midget game, gOr- Bombers defeated Indians 4-|Phans defaated Comets 5-to-3. O to-2. 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Ice S Public Skating, at Civic Auditorium, 1:30 p.m. to 3:20 p.m MONDAY, DEC, 27 HOCKEY--OHA Junior "B" Metro League--Brampton 7-Ups vs Whitby Lasco Steelers, at Whitby Arena, 8:00 p.m. . Junior "A" Exhibi- tion Features--Oshawa Generals vs Niagara Falis Flyers, at Boston 8:00 p.m... . GM Office League--Two games, starting at 6:00 p.m., at Civic -Auditorium . Oshawa Minor Assoc. Juvenile League-- Oshawa Dairy vs Tony's Refreshments, at 8:30 p.m. and Auto Workers Credit Union vs Hayden Macdonald's, at 9:30 p.m.; both games at. Civic Auditorium . OMHA Exhibition Gomes--Novice All Stars, at 4:30 p.m.; Pee Wee All Stars at 5:45 p.m.; Bantam All Stars at 7:00 p.m. and Juvenile All Stars at 8:30 p.m.; all games at Oshawa Children's Arena . . . OMHA Bentem League-- Canadian Corps vs Scugog Cleaners, at 7:00 p.m. and Local 1500 vs Westmount Kiwanis, at 8:00 p.m,; both games at Brooklin Arena. 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