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The team's good defensive play and Ken Scott's own work:in goal, Rv WREN BLAIR Oshawa Minor Hockey As- sociation's Midget League ac- tion, last night at the Oshawa Children's Arena, saw three games played. Local 222 whipped Firefighters 8-2. 'Dusty' Lynd and Bob Brown each scored a pair for the winners with Gary Squires, Pat Flontek, Rich Mitchell and Terry Andry notching singletons, "Rich" Murdock scored both goals for the Firefighters. Rose Bowl whipped ag Club 7-1 in their game wit Peter Pigeau scoring three fated the shutout. goals. Danny McKee had a pair) 1m the Pee Wee game, Bow- i ; d|manville boys defeated Oshawa ee ete a neh nccred| All-Stars 6-3, Mike Cornell was the Bowmanville ace, account- seat ee ae te ing for half of his team's total save them from the white-| While the other three goals were wash brush. shared by David Ormiston, Mur- In the final game, Navy Vets|'8Y Cawker and Mark Johnson. blanked Rotary Club 2-0. Paul|Dave McKee and Alan Bathe General Manager of Oshawa Generals flect on the current hockey campaigns being waged by our two. local Junior clubs, the 'Generals' and the "Crushmen", By WREN A. BLAIR This columin was written. prior to last night's game in , Peterborough, between the * "Petes" and the Generals, so we cannot comment on it. One necessary observation is the very excellent job "Bep" Guidolin is doing here in his first season as coach of the Generals. Each year we travel thousands of miles scouting future talent for the Generals. In many cases, we re-travel this route to sign boys we have liked, during the games we have scouted them in. Once they arrive in our city, it becomes a big part of the coach's responsi- bility, to further develop the talent these players obviously had to start with, and to mould them into a club. Last Saturday night here, these two clubs battled through a tense game that ended in a 4-4 tie before over 4,000 fans. Therefore the three-way battle for top spot between Oshawa, Peter- borough and Niagara Falls continues. Here at home, we now take a few days off to enjoy the annual yuletide celebrations with our families and close friends. However it also gives us @ mid-season chance to re- Coach Guidolin Tries Them... "Bep" has done a fine job in this department. Not nees- sarily because the club is in first place (although that is important to be sure) but be- cause "'Bep" has shown a will- ingness 'o play his toe players under fire. The "Gen- erals' have nine rookies on the squad, fellows like Cadieux, Young, Heindi, Dus- siaume, Babcock, Morenz, Black, Sandford, etc., and they have all played regu- larly. played. If a number of play- ers are played during the year (and you are prepared to suf- fer with their mistakes) you find that as these boys get more experience, you haye a much deeper amount of tal- ent to call on, late in the sea- son. BOWMANVILLE -- The Cues defeated the Les Anes by 32 to }31 in a Bowmanville Recreation | Department Basketball ei }game. Don Yourth led the Cues at- tack with 14 points while Dan Lemon picked up 12 points and | Ralph Charon 2 and Brian Saun- |ders 4 points. Don Taylor was jthe high point getter for the |Les Anes getting 19, while Paul |Parker netted 6 and Rod Syer 4 and Art Kooy 2. In the second game the Trot- \ters defeated the Moe Hares 125 to 24. Dennis Lemon with 15 | points, followed by George Con- 'SPOILS HIS CHRISTMAS Henderson's Quickies : * ) 9 ie Sink Emules Rangers 2h «2.0 lled by Mike Marshall, with 12 |points and Ashley Osmond and their captain and| George Saunders with six points ners, in this hard-fought tussle,| In the Midget game, Peter- "Petes" while Steve Self had a Williams and Dave Stones|With a couple, were the Oshawa scored the goals for the win-| Snipers. lborough All-Stars swamped the| _ Oshawa boys 9-0, with John} Cues And Trottes Halm scoring four for the} |pair, Dennis Patterson, Jerry Score Hoop Wins |Kemp and Bill Dobbin each) |notched singletons. : er PICNIC JUG seconds apart in the third period, gave the Red: Wings their 4-2 win. ~AP Wirephoto Simmons. He almost got his third goal of the night, on this play. but Simmons saved. Henderson's two pre- vious goals, coming only 45 PAUL HENDERSON, fleet forward of the Detroit Red Wings, moves in close, to take a shot at the Ranger net, defended by goalie Don A former member of the Generals, "Bep" has great dedication to his job here be- cause as he says, there is only one Junior "'A" club that ever counted and that's the Osh- awa Generals. He has con- tinually expounded this theory to the present club and it has been effective. The players also show a great willingness to give him everything they've got while out on the ice. Therefore, in short, the "guy' is doing a great job! Many coaches in Junior "A" are reluctant to play untried talent and concentrate too much on their experienced talent merely to' win games only, when much of their re- sponsibility is to also develop players. This cannot be done of course unless they are CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. May you bad good cheer, penes end happiness at Christmas time. ROY L. WHITTINGTON RADIO AND TELEVISION 5 BOND W. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Henderson, 22, now is just, Bob Nevin Emile Francis isn't going to|three goals away from match-/jeading scorer, who was side- jing his 11-goal total for his two lined with a vitus. previous NHL seasons, Crushmen In First Place, Too... Meanwhile the Crushmen are also out in front in their Eastern Junior '"'B" race and two men are also doing a fine job here. Bob Heard, recently appointed business manager of the club, although a new- comer to the organization, has fitted in well and is doing an outstanding job. Ted O'Connor, with much hockey experience under his belt, is very sincere about the "Crushmen". He is aware that much of his responsibility is to bring talent on for the Generals and he keeps his whole program geared to this end. His club has played well and could be a threat for the league title. }get the Christmas present he jeach. | asked for. ' His two goals Thursday night| perk Sone See cont ee YOu MEET Earlier this week Francis,| were his seventh and eighth of|the Red Wings for almost five -- ork erm he| "Gay ate put the Rangers) = gy yal el TH E NICEST PEOPLE ONA wanted at least five points from| A ; , "hi head 1-0 with the only goal of! face by the puck. his team's games against Chic-|° ; . . 3 t |the first period. New York's Rod Gilbert took] cago Black Hawks, Detroit Red head! Wings and Boston Bruins. However, Detroit went ahea | a shot and: the puck bounced oft | Well, the best Francis' club} 2-1 in the second period on goals| ons nee ts try to take two|by defenceman Gary Bergman|Crozier's chest, go ee _ points from the Bruins Satur-|and Floyd Smith, who missed) the cheek. A tooth was chippe day, because New York lost 4-3| Detroit's last three games due|but Crozier returned to action! Wednesday night to the Black| to @ shoulder inury. lafter sitting on the bench for] Hawks and Detroit defeated the) The Rangers came back and| several minutes. |Rangers 4-2 Thursday night in|deadlocked the score early in| Bassen made one save while fhe only scheduled National! the third period on a goal by) substituting for Crozier. |Hockey League game. defencemen Wayne Hillman. | All six teams play home-and- The man who shattered Fran-| The game remained {f€d until] home series this weekend. cis' Christmas wish Thursday|15:37 when Henderson put the| Detroit is at Montreal Satur- Paul Henderson. puck through the legs of Ranger |---- Generals' Jottings... A big game is on tap here next Saturday night (New Year's Night) when the To- ronto Marlboros move into Oshawa for an important fix- ture, Word is out of Toronto STONELINED Water Heater GREATEST SCIENTIFIC ADVANCE in the history of water heaters. Cole- man's revolutionary Vit-Rock Water | Heeter -- with its stonelined tonk -- absolutely will not corrode or rust. 15S yoor Guaranies, age players as_ branch-to- branch. Oshawa's are Billy Heindi and Paul Cadieux therefore ruling Nevin out. However with a big assist from the Easte inior "B'® that big Wayne Carlton will be in uniform against . the Generals in this one. Tickets will be on sale at the Audi- torium box office all week ... We finally. got young Peter Nevin cleared to play Junior "B" the balance of this season. Nevin is a clever young centre from Chatham, N.B. and as such is a branch- to-branch __ transfer. Each chain of "A" and "B" clubs \s allowed only two juvenile league and th U:iA, we got a special assistance ruling so he wouldn't have to sit out all winter. Under the agreement the Oshawa organization has agreed to move Brian Morenz and Ron Dussiaume perma- nently to the "A" club ... 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