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Zo FHS QMMAWA TIMES. faterdar. Jenueny 8, 1966 SPORTS MENU' By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR THE OHA JUNIOR "A" schedule race has taken some topsy-turvy twists since Christmas Day. Oshawa Generals, for instance were considered to be away out in front but they've lost their last three starts and are now just one of three teams up there in front, competing for top position. Peterborough came up with a four-goal rally in the third period the other night, to defeat Toronto Marlboros, and that put the Liftlock City team tied with Oshawa Generals, "for total points. London Nationals eased the pressure a little -- they knocked off Hamilton Red Wings, and ended their long streak. The win put London up in 8th place, ahead of St. Catharines -- first time London has been out of the cellar since early in the schedule opening. Last night, in Kitchener, the home team defeated visiting St. Catharines 3-2, so that leaves St. Kitts on the bottom of the heap. LAST NIGHT'S defeat up in Niagara Falls, puts a big onus on the team for tonight. It's a matter of record -- Oshawa Generals haven't been defeated for three games in succession this season, until this last 1966 flop. First place, in the final OHA Junior "'A" standings, has got to be the most coveted spot. Right now, it's a three-way race between Peterborough, Oshawa and Niagara Falls. If Generals want to grab off that top spot, they've got to return to winning form on their home ice, and in addition, pick up the odd win away from home. In the meantime, Peterborough's top scor- ers, aided by competent substitutes, are really rolling. e "BIG FISH CONTEST", the annual competition conduct- ed throughout the province, by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, of which Oshawa's own "Bill" Owens was the 1965 Fish Committee Chairman, finds several rod- and-reel enthusiasts from this area, listed in the prize list, in line for the awards and cash prizes, donated each year by Molson's. J. R. Swales, of Pickering, landed a 6 Ib. 15 oz. specimen to take third-place laurels in the largemouth bass section and in fifth place, with a fish that weighed 6 lbs. 10 ozs., was Walter C. Sewell, of Oshawa. Both anglers brought their fish out of Rice Lake. In the smallmouth bass division, "Peggy" McInnes, of Ajax, fishing in the Severn River, landed one that greighed 6 Ibs. 3 ozs., taking second- place honors, in this group. In fifth place was L. B. Samis, of Bowmanville, with a smallmouth that weighed exactly six pounds. We had no big pickerel caught by anyone from these parts, but the first prize catch was a 16-pound, 12-ounce "daddy", landed by Clement Hebert, of North Bay, in Lake Nipissing water. ONLY NEW "all-time record" to be set in 1965 was in the rainbow trout class. Wes Martin of Owen Sound got one that went 16 lbs. 9 ozs. It is interesting to note that five of the top six rainbow caught last year, were hooked by Owen Sound residents. Back in 1964, John Sharp of Oshawa, landed an 11-pound, 3-ounce speckled trout, which still holds the all-time record in this division of the Big Fish Contest. This year's winner, Alf Childs, Sr., of Fort William, wasn't even close -- his "'speckle" weighed seven pounds even. Wayne Chidley, of Oshawa, was in 9th place, with one that was "five-and-five'. The maskinonge group produced an in- teresting observation. The biggest "muskie"' caught last year weighed 48 pounds even and was caught in the St. Lawrence River, near Edwardsburg, by S. V. Levere Sr., of Cardinal. Carroll Levere won second prize, with one 47 Ibs. 8 ozs., and Mike Levere was fifth with a 42-pounder. All the Leveres reside in Cardinal and each caught his "big one' in the game waters. We'd say those Levere boys know of a pretty good fishing spot. If our readers are interested in figuring out the cash prizes -- they are worth, in 1-2-3-etc, order, the sums of $100-$75-$50-$25-$25 -- and then $15 down to 10th place. BRIGHT BITS -- Ohawa's schoolboy curlers, who were among the eliminated victims, when Brian Lawrie's Mark- ham rink captured the District honors, in the playoffs at Oshawa Curling Club, a couple of weeks ago, will be pleased to learn that they were at least defeated by one of the best. Laovrie's rink defeated Kim Brown's Port Credit rink, 13-4, in the Toronto-District final, at the Brown and Stone Club, to earn the right to represent this entire area, in the pro- vincial Schoolboy Championships, to be played in Peterbor- ough, two weeks from today ... SOMETHING NOVEL in local curling circles is being staged today, at the Oshawa Curling Club, with 16 rinks participating in the annual Vice- Skips Bonspiel, in a three-game competition, with -their first draw at 11:00 a.m. while the 9:00 a.m. draw will see 16 ladies' rinks competing in a separate competition. Both bon- spiels are three-game events ,but in each case, only the top eight rinks will compete in the final third games INTER. BASKETBALL Hawks Down St. Kitis, Now Share First Place Thursday evening, at the Don-| St. Catharines were led by oven cools Gre ee age Wally Thorne, the top-notch awa Hawks grabbed a share o} fitst place in the Ontario Inter-|2cTosse star from their mediate Basketball League, by league team. He potted 17 point defeating the league - leading) He was backed up by Paul Mc- St. Catharines Feasby"s 86 to 59, | Kinnon and Maurice E dgar with Hawks were led once again by'12 and 10 points respectively. Alex "the Great" Fleming, as| The next game for the Hawks he scored 23 points in a winning is in Welland next Saturday, effort. Fred Reilly, playing his|when they tangle with the first game in three weeks,| Welland A's, the new showed well on defence and the league. added 14 points to the total. Oshawa: Bob "'Buster" Ehlert played| Fleming 23, T. another good game in the centre'Booth 3, F. Reilly spot scoring 11 points and re- jong 6, G. Gunn 8, B bounding well. Brian Jenkins, B. Jepma, M. Boivin Garn Gunn and Jim Shivas all' Shivas 7 turned in fine performances, St. Kitts R. with the big rookie, Jenkins, MacDougall 8, W. Thorne 17, P. especially brilliant rebounding in| McKinnon 12, M. Edgar 10, S. his 0 own wn end. ' Oprzedek ., 3, _Flegg, A. Black. Markham Manhandles Whitby Steelers 8-2 By CLIFF GORDON B. Jenkins 9, Olinyk 3, B 14, T. De- Ehlert 11, y Hae Fi A. Rost 6, B. |little farther down the ladder Whitby Lasco Steelers were |and closer to elimination from /mer la playoff spot tch - eek ee: 8 NYRR UP The Metro Junior 'B' all-star | ' 5senerai e nw Improved Belleville Club Tops Oshawa Crushmen Hustle and desire spelled vic- tory for the much improved Belleville Rollins Friday night, as they downed the Oshawa Crushmen 5-3 in Belleville. Wingers Pete Fleming and Grant Hagerman collected one goal and three assists. Steve White scored the winners' other goal. Phil Solomon, Pete Nevin an Bob Dickson scored for the Cru- shmen. The Oshawans held a 38-24 edge in shots but couldn't solve Rollins goaltender Wayne Brant. Brant ,blocked 35 of the drives, and was particular- ly outstanding in the first per- iod when he turned aside 16 of 17 shots. Coach Ted O0'Connor built sev- eral combinations around centre- man Peter Nevin but was un- |able to come up with any real |scoring punch. Club officials continue to |praise the Oshawa defence. They | criticized several forwards, how- ever, for their lack of checking. | Crushmen returned to action this afternoon against Trenton Apple Kings at Civie Auditor- ium, Monday night they tray- el to Lakefield for a game a- gainst Peterborough Don Byes. CRUSHMEN Goal, Ayotte; Ed- munds, Nevin, Bradley, Solomon, Horton,) i Knowles, | Bowen, Hewer, Booth, Dionne, Dickson, Sawyer. ROLLINS -- Goal, Boyle, Fleming, Hagerman, Smith, "senhower, Muir, Duval, Pringle, White, Stewart. FIRST PERIOD 1, Rollins: White (Pringle, Boomhower) 5.37 Crushmen: Solomon (Ayotte) | 12.59) penalties: Edmunds (interference) 5.01, White (elbowing), Edmunds (holding) | 18.50. SECOND PERIOD 3. Rollins: Fleming (Hagerman) 4 Rollins: Hagerman (Townsend) 5. Crushmen: Penalties: White -- (tripping) ference) 16.46 THIRD PERIOD Fleming Potts; 1.37} 4.37| 15.50 2.56 (inter Nevin (Solomon) Sawyer (elbowing) 9.20, Nevin 6, Rollins: e(Hagerman, Crushmen Penalties: . uJ Dickson (Nevin) 15.38 Edmunds (holding) 14.30. SHOTS 17 11 «10-38 8 6 10-24) Crushmen Rollin s Blues Sell Lou Angotti To Chicago Black Hawks By THE CANADIAN PRESS Lou Angotti has finally talked his way off New York Rangers' lineup. The Toronto-born right winger has made no secret of his dis- pleasure with the Ranger man- j}agement for giving him insuf- ea ficient | me" ice time breaking into print with a "play me or trade challenge to general man- |ager Emile Francis. } | | jlenge Friday, | Stanley Francis accepted the chal- selling the Mich- igan Tech graduate to Chicago Black Hawks where he stands a chance to pick up a little Cup playoff money. The Rangers acquired Angoiti from Toronto Maple Leafs' farm system before the 1964-5 season and the hustling winger rapidly became a favorite with the cus- tomers at Madison Square Gar- den particularly with its een and vocal Italian colony. He picked up nine goals endl eight assists in spot assign- ments last season, But the 27-| year-old rookie has been passed over this season in favor of younger players, in spite of the protests of his loyal rooting sec- tion. | BACK WITH HAWKS Angotti was back at the Gar-; den today as the Hawks met the} fifth-place Rangers in an after-| noon game, Boston Bruins were visiting Montreal Canadiens and] Detroit Red Wings were at Tor-| onto for Saturday night encoun-! ters. On Sunday Montreal is at De- troit ,Toronto visits Chicago and} the Bruins move into New York.| The Rangers did some more| shuffling this week in an effort} to climb out of fifth place and gain a berth in the playoffs They swapped with their Baltimore affil the American League, Ed Giacomin to the sending Clippers and calling up Cesare Maniago. | goal-| Maniago, the tallest tender in pro hockey at six feet- two inches, previously had brief, NHL stints with Toronto and | Montreal. senior | clock and scoreboard, team in Eljiott 655 (208, 651 (24 CLOCK SURE STARTER The only sure thing to start in Montreal tonight against | Bruins is the new BOWLING NEWS | jover Boston last Saturday and CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS Al Smith was really hitting them fast} week, for a 748 (325, 232); ardson 707 2 232) (225, 275); + Dick Stata 686 (232, 238); Bill 246); Gail Beauchemin 211); Don Robinson 631 (219, 243); Stew Ti ippett 614 (292) and Sid Bone ar on (214, 204 single games rolled -- Ev. Stata os, Shall Hartshorn 270, Wayne Thomp-| son 244, Willie Closs 237, Ellen Boneham 231, Claude Glassford 222, Clare Oubble stein 213, 213; George Morgan 206, Fran Gibbs 205, Don Lounds 202, Joyce St Amant 202, 205; Lucky Peeling and Don McCoy 20 Points Imps and Packers 11 ers 9 and Mets 4 points, WINS SOCCER MATCH LONDON (Reuters) -- Work- ington beat Brighton 1-0 in an english League third - division match at Workingion night soccer Friday NAMED TOP ATHLETE BADEN-BADEN, West Ger- many (AP) -- Freestyle. swim- Hans-Joachim Klein has been voted West Germany's Athlete of the Year for 1965 by Canadien --°* we Louise Rich-| Ken 'Johnston 701| a Pots 14, Go-Go's and Pokes 13,/ Clowns and Lead-| LOU ANGOTTI A new clock was erected in the Forum recently, over the centre ice area and it will be used for the first time tc Nee 'My lineup has puzzled me,' said Montreal coach Toe Blake | |Friday. 'I just can't tell you! who is going to play because I don't know myself." Blake was referring to his list of cripples before. and after | Wednesday' s game which Mont- real lost to Chicago 4-2 thereby | dropping three points below the} leazue-leading Black Hawks. Centre Jean Beliveau skated with a gimpy knee defenceman Talbot couldn't or pass correctly because swollen hand centre Backstrom was out with a knee injury suffered at New York! last Sunday, and Jean-Guy shoot was. plained of a bad back Wednes- day afternoon. TALBOT TO START Talbot was 'the only player to emerge from Friday's practice as a likely starter tonight Dave centre, Keon is a doubtful cago match Sunday night Keon suffered a badly bruised shoulder in Toronto's 6-3 victory misced Sunday's contest in De- troit when the Red downed the Leafs 4-0, streak. Fo: expected to be in the lineup tonight. leg injury novost had a touch of flu. Townsend, | Ethier, | of a Ralph i defenceman pagal Jean-Claude Tremblay lale 9°! surprise absentee when he com- al Toronto's speedy starter against the Red Wings tonight the | and could possible miss the Chi- as Wings snapping 10-game Toronto undefeated vard Wally Boyer and de- fenceman Marcel Pronoyost are Toronto Boyer suffered a last week and Pro- 'the Hawks. Vaudeville made a dramatic, comeback at Niagara Falls) Arena Friday night, with ref- eree Frank Slota. the principal performer. Almost incidentally, Niagara Falls Flyers scored on their first two shots of the game and hung on for a 3-2 win over the Oshawa Generals, moving to within a single point of first place. For 30 minutes Slota was his| , usual colourful self, but gave | : s@ little indication of the climax | j ' to come He dropped but one hint, a misconduct penalty to! ,Niagara Falls' Dave Woodley learly in the first period. Shortly after the halfway a ian ars eh of Ihe second act the fun | yoo Danny O'Shea check | own i an | ed Don Marcotte into the boards in front of the Generals' bench, MILAN (CP-AP)--An all-star) Rosaire Paiment retaliated by| hockey team from the Italian- checking O'Shea into the play- Canadian league in Toronto de-|ers' gate beside the bench feated Milan Diavoli Rossi (Red) Paiement's stick found itself Devils) 9-5 Friday night in the)muzzling up to Billy White on third game of an Italian tour|the bench and White's stic by the Canadian team. found itself replying in kind The victory gave the Canadi-|the gate flew open and QO'Sea ans two victories and a tie so| found himself sitting on the floor | JEAN PRONOVOST far in the five-game tour. They | beside the rink; an usher found a |defeated Ortiesei Gardena 4-2 himself grabbing O'Shea's stick; in the first game and tied 3-3,and Oshawa general manager | with Cortina Rex. Wren Blair found himself in a Vie Tomasicchio scored three|™inor shoving duel with the goals for the Canadian team, | USher. | Other Canadian scorers in- Players from both sides mill- |eluded Pete Babando 39-year-|ed around and when it was over lold veteran of, National Hoc key | Slota found himself giving mis- MAKE A DATE TO BOWL AT MOTOR CITY BOWLING 78 RICHMOND ST, W, PH: 723-3212 League Openings For Men and Women AFTERNOONS or EVENINGS Guaranteed Used Cars ROY W. NICHOLS Courtice and Bowmanville Chevrolet, Corvair, Oldsmobile Sales and Service PHONE 728-6206 43 Yeors Serving You |League play and Pete Beddiol, }conducts and ay misconducts with two each. to O'Shea, White, Guy Allen and ogee mimanacs |John Arbout. Feeling among the fans. was 'McPeak Tired | that minors for high sticking, lor at most majors for roughing- ing were called for. By Washington ° re erh caught up in the atics, Blair and Flyer co WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bill tn gre occupied themselves McPeak was fired Friday as| for the 'next few minutes ex- coach of Washington Redskins|changing choke-up signs across of the National Football League.|the rink. The role of 'the fans The announcement made hy} consisted of one line chanted president Edward Bennett Wil-| Several times: "We want a ref". liams in Miami Beach, Fla., Flyers delighted a standing- was released by the Redskin room crowd of 3,675, second lar- | office here. gest of the year in The Falls, McPeak ,has been coach of|>¥ jumping into a 2-0 lead before |the Redskins for five years. the game was two minutes old The Redskins finished fourth, Derek Sanderson. and Jean in the Eastern Division of the|Pronovost were the Niagara NFL with a 6-8 won-lost record,|marksmen. Bobby Orr replied In McPeak's five years as head|for Oshawa with his 26th of | coach, Washington had a 21-46-3| the year to leave Generals trail- Eerie ing by one after 20 minutes, ree Anos Provost's second of the night Dishes Cost! jin the middle period proved to . For Champion MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Heavy- | weight champion Cassius Clay was granted a divorce Friday and ordered to pay $15,000-a- year alimony. Clay, suing as, Mohammed Ali, complained that his wife, Sonji, was fond of revealing clothes, makeup and other niceties the Muslim faith frowns on. Clay was ordered to pay the alimony for the next 10 years and one month or, until she re- married. Judge Spaet also or- dered him to pay $22,500 for her attorney's fees, Last Period Goals | Win For Kitchener Kitchener Rangers . Friday night scored a pair of late goals for a 3-2 victory over St. Catharines Black Hawks to strengthen their grip on seventh place in the Junior 'A' circuit. St. Catharines remained in last place. Black Hawks lost a 2-1 lead mid-way through the _ third! period, Bruce Reier tying the game with five minutes left and Randy Legge potting the winner with less than three minutes | remaining. Don Luce got the other Ranger goal. Richie Bayes and Steve Latinovich scored for Meet Your Friends Before and After The Game In "The Regency Room" of the ROYAL HOTEL 171 Brock St. N. Dining Room 12 Noon 'till A.M. Open Fresh Up You Like It... .. lt Likes You Distributor 156 GIBB STREET PHONE 723-3042 Four Players Ejected, Niagara Nears Top Spot | Oshawa with 10 minutes remain-| |kins, Bobby Orr and Paul Cad- ' | Billy Heindl pl !cap was one of the few impress- STANDINGS eat llvunus ets ARTA Se ART seme eabas CANADIAN aa American League WLT F AP Eastern Division 21.7 3138 86 45 13 14 2 90 82 28 1217 3 87 126 27 Baltimore 1317 0 89 95 26 Springfield 12°20 1 87 120 25 Western Division Rochester 24 6 2 138 93 50 Pittsburgh 1713 1109 94 35 Cleveland 1317 1 91 94 27 | Buffalo 10 20 1 76 100 21 Friday's Results Buffalo 1 Baltimore 5 Pronovost was easily the most} Rochester 4 Providence 3 impressive player on the ice. Tonight's Games Besides scoring two goals, he Quebec at Cleveland forechecked incessantly all night| Rochester at Hershey jand came through with some] Buffalo at Pittsburgh brilliant penalty-killing late in| Baitimore at Springfield the game. Sunday's Games The four game misconducts| Quebec at Buffalo played"havoc with both line-ups.| Hershey at Baltimore Oshawa defencemen Barry Wil-| Pittsburgh at Providence Cleveland at Rochester Central Professional wt. F APt 4111 97 38 Anre 8 SCGREs. | Okiaiuae<: Site} Tase4 Tonight's Gam Oklahoma at Minnesota St. Louis at Tulsa Memphis at Houston Sunday's Games Memphis at St. Louis Tulsa at Oklahoma mos" 2 =F Quebec Hershey Providence Guelph Woodstock Oakville 137 1 90 70 33 1110 1 87 85 27 12 13 1 107 101 27 xKingston 7 9 1 65 71 24 Galt 913 2 76 101 23 (x-plays four-point games ex- cept against Oakville) Friday's Results Kingston 4 Guelph 6 Galt 5 Woodstock 7 Tonight's Game Woodstock at Galt Sunday's Games Guelph at Kingston Galt at Oakville OHA Junior A WLT F APt Oshawa 16 8 5 145 102 37 Peterborough 16 8 5140105 37 Niagara Falls 15 6 6121 85 36 2 99 100 30 | Montreal 12 9 4111 9128 5 80 92 29) Hamilton 1213 4128 141 28 5 87 89 29) | Toronto 1011 7119-131 27 1213 5 89 93 29) Kitchener 812 6 84 9022 1215 3. 97 92 27/ London 820 3 98159 19 Friday's Results St. Catharines 717 4101143 18 | Houston 5 | Memphis _ 3 Friday's Results BRE HII |Oshawa 2 Niagara Falls 3 Aces Are After ~ """toncu's Game' loss, but there was room for Junior A Club / Hamilton at Oshawa Sunday's Games | Peterborough at Montreal : arc Kitchener at St. Catharines optimism. Said coach Bep Gui-) QUEBEC (CP)--Gerald Mar- Intercollegiate dolin: "'We played very badly tineau, president and general) Ww and they still had to hang on| manager of Quebec Aces of the| Waterloo to win right in their own rink." American Hockey League, said| Western Generals try to get back into) Friday he plans to seek a fran-| Toronto LT F the win column tonight after|chise to' start a farm team in| Queen's losing three in a rew for the|the Ontario Hockey Association! Montreal first time this year. Junior A League. | McGill Hamilton Red Wings are at) Martineau said the OHA is|Laval Civic Auditorium, game time: ithe best place to start young | McMaster 7:15p.m. |hockey players and gave, as an Guelph FLYERS -- Goal: Ring, Wilson; De example, two players who are! Friday's Result ee Sy ee en Esiae the property of the Aces and/Queen's 3 Western 4 vest, Marcotte, Paiement, Debrody, San-\currently playing for Peterbor- Western League derson, Haggarty, Lorentz, Lajeunesse, ough Petes--Andre Lacroix and Victoria 0;San Francisco divs Guy Dufour. Seattle 2 Vancouver 5 Martineau said the progress) Eastern League of these two players would not|New Haven 2 Clinton 11 be as far advanced as it is had|Long Island 8 New Jersey 3 they not played in the OHA. | Jacksonville 2 Charlotte 5 There now are nine teams in| Greensboro 5 Knoxville 3 1.07 the OHA league--one from Que- | International League 1.58] bec and eight from .Ontario./Des Moines 3 Port Huron 4 There Are Special Benefits For All 35 BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personel wse er fer @ ACADIAN ann ee ae © WOMTIAS @ BUICK Request you leose e new... 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Generals (Babeock, O'Shea) 5.18) Penalties -- Dussiaume (charging) 1.45, Marcotte (kneeing), Woediey (miscon duct) 5.13, Hayes (interference) 6.37, Allen (interference) 14.13, Roberts (high sticking), Debrody (high sticking) 19.11. SECOND PERIOD 4. Flyers: Pronovost (Paiement) 4,43) Penalties -- Ley (slashing) 1.06, Allen (charging) 9.55, Arbour (misconduct, game misconduct}, Allen (misconduct, game misconduct), O'Shea (misconduct, game misconduct), White, misconduct, game misconduct) 13.49, Paiement (inter. ference) 16.23 Models in Other THIRD PERIOD 5. Generals: . Wilkins | (Cashman, Orr) 10.11] Penalties -- Haggarty (roughing) 8.55;| Babcock (tripping) 9.56, Woodley (inter ference) 13.17. SHOTS Flyers Generals TEXACO----FUEL end STOVE OIL... Whitby's only LOCAL DEALER, Free 24 Hr. BURNER SERVICE by our Locol Service Contractors. SAWDONS' (Whitby) Ltd. Fuel and Builders Supplies 668-3524 2.44 Brock St. $. Whitby Stafford Brothers Lid. 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Duplete Hockey League--Doubleheader ot Civic Auditorium, 4:00 p.m. ICE SKATING--Public Skating, at Civic Auditorium, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. MONDAY, JAN. 10 HOCKEY--GM Office League--Doubleheader, at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m . . Oshewa Minor Assoc. Juvenile League--Oshown Dairy vs Auto Workers Credit Union, at 8:30 p.m. and Hayden Mac- donald vs Tony's Refreshments, at 9:30 p.m.; both gomes at Civic Auditorium . . . .OMHA Novice League--Uxbridge vs Oshawa Novices, at Children's Arena, 6:00 p.m. , OMHA Exhibition Games--OMHA Bantoms at.7:00 p.m. and OMHA Juveniles, at 8:30 p.m.; both games ot Children's Arena . . . OMHA Midget League--Firefighters vs Navy Vets, at 7:00 p.m. and Lions Club vs Kiwanis Club, at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Brooklin Arena . . . OHA Junior "B" Lakeshore League-- Oshawa "Crushmen" vs Peterborough, at Lakefield Arena, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY, JAN, 11 HOCKEY--OHA Junior "A" Schedule--Oshawa Generals vs London No- tionals, at London Areno, 8:30 p.m... . OMHA Junior "B" Metro League--Whitby Lasco Steelers vs Etobicoke Indians, at Etobicoke Arena, 8:00 p.m . Oshawa Minor Assoc. Bantam League--Loca! 1500 vs B'Nai B Rith, ot 7:20 p.m.; Canadian Corps vs Local 1817, at 8:15 p.m. and Bathe & McLellon vs Duplote, at 9:15 p.m.;_all three games at Children's Arena; Scugog Cleaners vs Keith Peters Realty, at 8:00 p.m. and Houdaille Industries vs Hambly's Beverages, at 9:00 p.m.; both games at Civic Auditorium. SKATING--Oshowa Figure Skating Club, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p BASKETBALL--COSSA Lake Onterio "A" Leegue--Oshawa McLoughlin at Whitby "Anderson, 3:30 p.m. and "B' League--Clarke at Oshawa Catholic, 3:00 p.m., Bantam and Junior, WEDNESDAY, JAN, 12 ICE SKATING--Public Skating, at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p HOCKEY--Oshawo Minor Assoc. Midget League--tocal Pr 'vs Kinsmen Club, at 7:00 p.m.; Rotary Club vs Canadian Legion, at 8:00 p.m, ond Letter Carriers vs Rose Bow! Restaurant, at 9:00 p.m.; all three games at Children's Arena, THURSYAY, JAN. 13 BASKETBALL--COSSA Loke Ontorio BY' League---Whitby Henry Jrs. at Dennis O'Connor Jrs,, 4:00 p.m.; Courtice Bantams, Juniors. and Seniors ot Bowmanville H.5. starting at 3:30 p.m, Pickering Bantams, Juniors and Seniors ot Ajax, starting at 3:00 p.m . SKATING--Oshaowo Figure Skating Club, at Givic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m HOCKEY--Oshawa Minor Assoc. Bantam Lenque--Police Assoc. vs Cano- dion Tire, ot 7:00 p.m; Ernie Cay Lumber vs Westmount Kiwanis ot 7:55 p.m, and Bank's Flooring vs Local 2784, at 9:00 p.m; all three games at Children's Arena . Oshawe Senior League--Foley's vs. Bod Boys, at 7:00 p.m.; Honest Coi's vs Juveniles, at 8:30 p.m. and Flyers vs L. & R. Service, at 9:30 p.m; all three games at Brooklin Arena FRIDAY. 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The OHA Metro Junior 17, line-ups to be released early |Ver medals in the 1964 Olympic 'B' game was played at Mark: next week. games, and last year won the ham Arena freestyle sprint race in the With their sub-goalie since wane Hanect Spaet St eee the pipes, Markham led by per-| 9.18] Pest iod scores of 3-0 and 5-1. Brian Murphy and Peter Turn- er paced the winners with three! ,, goals each: Roy Hewitt and Den- nis Milroy scored singletons. Pete Vipond and Rick Thomp- 'son replied for the Steelers : ; Next action for the Steelers is) parame nares Sunday night at 7.30 when they Turner 15.52, Chalmers. 18.82, * : 05. host the Etobicoke Indians. THIRD PERIOD Coach Jim Cherry and mana-| 7. Markham: Turner (Evans, And ' Coach Jim Cherry and mana-| , {Evans Andrews) ger Ivan Davie will have to (Evans, 2 Murphy) inject some spark into their) % Whitby: Thompson charges ii they hope to come}io. Marknam phy up with a win. Every loss from| | Penalties -- here in will put the locals a mayperry 19.10. 5:30 m HOCKEY--OHA Junior "BY League--Kinoston ys Oshawa "Crushmen", at Civic Auditorium, pm. . Oshawa Minor Assoc. Novice League--Oshawa vs Uxbridge, at Uxbridge Arena, 6:00 p.m Bowmanville Girls' League--Buicks vs Corvettes, at Bowmanville Arena, 5:20 p.m ART'S Gun Repair 18 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA Guns Bought--Sold--Traded Or Repaired AUTO AND TRUCK HERTZ HEADQUARTERS _\-- @ RENT BY HOUR, DAY or WEEK ! ! KING LEE Phone EAST i= =, 728-964) Lakeshore SUPPLY LTD. T.V. Towers, Aerials, Apartment Systems and Aerial Repairs Taunton Rd. East (Just East of Ritson) SUDDARD'S BICYCLE SHOP TOYS HOCKEY EQUIPMENT FULL LINE OF C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES Sales--Service--Parts Keys Mode 497 Simcoe St. S. PHONE 725-3979 FIRST PERIOD 1, Markham: Hewitt (Marshall, Laflamme) 2. Markham: Murphy (Brown, Evans) 3. 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