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ats AwWh TtAB® Saturday, Jenvery 15. 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell | i 1 'Crishmen Ta Via -Third-Period Outburst $2 ; Oshawa Crushmen moved into first place in the OHA Lakeshore Junior "B' hockey league Friday J |night by virtue of four unan- #RTERROROUGH "PETES" took over first. place Ine the OHA Junior "A" race, Jast night and did it the hard way, winning a 5-3 decision over the Flyers, right in Niagara Falls, The 'Petes' now have 42 points and have, played one more game than our Oshawa Generals, 'while Niagara Falls, | in third place, have 40 points and they have played one game less than the Generals, This means, in simple math- 'matics, that Oshawa Generals have to win tonight, in order to stay even with Niagara Falls, in second place, and the Flyers would still have a game in hand, Meanwhile, "Petes" will-still have at least a two-point lead, regardiess of to- night's result here at the Civic Auditorium, While the game here is the only Junior "A" schedule fixture for tonight, eight teams are in action on Sunday, with Generals going right back to St. Catharines; Peterborough visiting Kitch- | ener; Niagara Falls playing down in Montreal and Hamilton Red Wings visiting Marlies, tomorrow afternoon. London Nationals climbed out of the cellar again last nigh{, scoring a 41 win over the Junior Canadiens. This marked Wondon's ~; fifth win, and a tie, in their last seven staris, the tie being with Generals,- this week. Kitchener Rangers, in seventh, moved two points closer to sixth-place Marlies when they won at home, over the Dukes, last night, by a 6-2 score. ST, CATHARIN Black Hawks, tenight, holding down last placein the Junior '"'A" race, due to wins by both Kitchener and London last night, will be chomping at the bit, when they hit our Civic Auditorium tonight. Word is out that the Generals have been in a slump and even that tie game against the red-hot London Nationals, pill not have eliminated the idea that Oshawa "can be taken" even on their home ice, tonight. Added incentive for St. Kitts is that they have to win, to get back on even terms with London, because there are eight playoff spots in the Junior "A" League but there's no tomorrow, for the club that ends up in ninth spot. Taking the long, hard look, there's no excuse for Generals losing on their home ice tonight, to the bottom-place team in the league, but. on the other hand, London was in the cellar, prior to their win last night . and who dares call them "a pushover' at this stage? Summing it up, the situation -is crystal clear. "Peanuts" 0'Flaherty's St. Kitts team are going to be giving it the old do-or-die try, here at the Civic Auditorium tonight and if "Bep"' Guidolin's Oshawa Generals aren't in the' same mood, they certainly need to be. It could be one of the rousing'? games of the schedule! And don't forget -- tonight is the 'fourth' voting night of the season, for the 'Most Valuable Player Award', THE R. S. McLAUGHLIN 3-Day Bonspiel, for 19ff, is ence again in the history books but this year's a#inual classic at The Oshawa Curling Club, will not be soon forgotten, Once again they had a provincial-wide entry list, Windsor- to-Perth and as in every year, the hospitality provided by the Bonspiel Committee was out-of-this-world, as they say! Bonspiel Chairman Doug Keel did a. tremendous job -- he succeeded in "'cashing in" on the tips and experiences of various chairmen who have gone before, and came up with just the odd little added touch and improvement. He had a wealth of experience on his committee and they all "paid off' with jobs well done. As usual, the "'home entertain ment", this year under Jack Perry's direction, was the big praise-bit for the visitors. The draw itself, competition and the club's membership hospitality all added to the success. On top of that, the main event victory by Doug Haig's Midland rink was popular with everybody (losers excepted) and other than this rink, there were no "repeat' trophy winners this year, so that meant they had a lot of "new" winners. The ice itself, thanks to Joe Roberts, Fred Garrard and their "'ice" staff, was absolutely "tops" -- all visitors atfested to this; the hospitality and entertainment was like- wise, all the out-of-town rinks praised this; the 'food' served - at the club by "Dick's Eng and his staff, was superb -- there wasn't a single complaint; the prizes were terrific and there were 2% sets of prizes (almost half of the rinks shared in the loot) -- add it all up, and you have only one comment. Visiting rinks made it -- the "hosts" don't have to brag -- the Oshawa 3-Day Bonspiel is still the best bonspiel of the season, in Ontario! Art's Vending Continue Duplate League Leaders League-leading Art's Vending; Art's Vendin g won their whipped 'Duraclean Carpets 6-2| seventh in a row as they skated and Duplate. Sports and Social |to a 6-2 win over the badly- | downed Canada Outdoor Sup- disorganized Duratlean club D. | plies 8-4 in weekend Duplate Leaming again paced the win- hockey action ners with three goals. J. Kona- COS put up a game battle in|rowski added two. while the first game, despite being short-handed because of juries Doug Layton was the decid ing factor, scoring four goals for the winners. C. Mason, Bill Seymour, R. Turpin. and Bill -Melnichuk added singles. For the losers, it was Bill Buchanan with two and G. Yanch and G. Rospond with one each, in-| marksmen were S. Barclay and T. Laughlin. DURACLEAN hell, Laughtin bett, Chamberlain, Basque, Barclay nick, Baker, Gallant, Butler, Corby, Lamb, Kimmerley ur Wager, Kasperyxck. VENDING: Basterache jar, Leaming, Konarowski O'Neill, Richards,.-Whalen. Avoy, McMaster Plancke, Mc Rackinn, Kel FIRST PERIOD 1, Vending: O'Neil (Richards 2. Vending: Konarowski (Whalen) 3, Vending: Leaming (Whalen COS: Couture, Buchanan, Pilon. Yanch Hill, Jackson, Goulet, Lyons, Gunderson, Northey, Rospond, Sheppard, Dewitt DSS: McCabe, Cruwys, D, Mason, Lay ton, Duncan, Battams, Houck, Russell, Seymour, Turpin, P, Mason, Gilmour Melnichuk, McKenzie, Taylor, Gillard. FIRST PERIOD Layton (Turpin) Layton (Turpin, 3, COS: Buchanan DSS: ¢. Mason Melnichuk, Gilmour) COS: Buchanan Yanch, Respond) SECOND PERIOD Layton (Houck, Seymour) 7, COS: Yanch (Buchanan, Lyons DSS: Layton Meinichuk, Glimour THIRD PERIOD Rospond (Pilon, Jackson 3.33 Seymour (Layton, Gillard) 7.27 Turpin (Seymour, Layton) #.46 Melnichuk Gilmour) SECOND PERIOD Konarowski Whaien Leaming Leaming Barclay 4. Vending 5. Vending: 6. Vending 7. Duraclean 1) DSS 2 DSS Konarowsk|) 0.15 2 Baker) Seymour) Bi 1s THIRD PERIOD 4. Duraclean: Laughlin Wagar, Butler thas TAB 19.27 & DSS 12.2) 14.78 American Seeking Second Golf Title ORMOND BEACH, Fla Defending - champion Preuss won her semi - final| match Friday and will meet) Canadian junior champion San-! dra Post today for the South Atlantic women's amateur golf title. Miss Preuss, from Pompano | Beach, Fla., was two-under-par | on the 'last 12 holes as she ral- | lied to. whip Lynn Esan of Rochester, Minn., 2 and 1 Miss Post, from Oakville, eliminated Alice Dye of Indian- Reds at'apolis 5 and 3 tally 17; The final match will and a'holes. 17.33 %. cos 10. DSS 1, DSS DSS: (Houck (AP) 13.4) Phyllis} Western League On Even Ground Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS The Western. Hockey League pulled into a tie with the Amer- ican League Friday night after about half a season of interlock ing play Vancouver Canucks out over Providence Vancouver madé the wins for each league pair of ties in 36 games. The WHL's only other game Friday was at San Francisco,| where the Seals bowed 4-1 to Seattle and slipped three points| behind the fourth-place Totems The partial interlocking schedule, being tried for the! first time, has had mixed suc-| ress 4-0 shut be M Memphis Whomps Houston Apollos By THE CANADIAN PRESS Memphis© Wings broke a} Camicks, however, say it| {hree-game losing streak with a +has helped their attendance and| vengeance Friday night, de-| they will vote to keep it in ef-|feating Houston Apollos 7-1 in| fect next season Central Professional Hoc ke y| League action: Friday's Results Bastion 100 Philadelphia 190 (Baltimore 121 St. Lonis 119 In other league action homa City downed Minnesota] Rangers 3-2 and St Braves defeated Tulsa 4.2, Oilers goals in 66 games with Mont-| ges against New York Rangers and swered goals in the third period. A handful of fans at Civie Auditorium' saw Crushmen rally from a 4-3 second-period. deficit to down the second-place Kings- ton Frontenacs 7-4. The two clubs had been deadlocked in a first place tie prior to the game. DIONNE NETS 2 Jerry Dionne collected two goals and one assist for, the league-leaders, while Jim Booth and Gary Bradley added one goal and two assists apiece. Other goals came from Phil Sol- omon, Bob Dickson and Roger Knowles, - \ : Paul Reid was the big nojse for the visitors, netting eir first three goals. Assistant cap- tain Syl Apps scored the other. Reid's first. goal gave Fron- tenacs the lead after six minutes of play, and that stood up until) Dionne tied the score early in " vy ee ae roaring back in the thira, Booth, | eid got the lea ack less|_- nase | than a minute later before Sol-| Rnowles and Dionne 'scoring in omon evened the count again. Bob Dickson scored for the JERRY DIONNE the first seven minutes Bradley's unassisted goal with left in the period, after goals by |merely decoration * Reid and Apps had moved Fron- Ted Dionne bolstered tenacs ahead 4-2. the Habs' Sharpsh Blunt Against By THE CANADIAN PRESS | drought against the league lead Bobby Rousseau is having one, ing Black Hawks tonight when of his best seasons in the Na- Montreal--tied for second place tional Hockey League with Detroit--plays host to Chi He has scored 16 goals and cage assisted on 26 others in 34 BRUINS MEET LEAFS games so far this season--his 26) jn. Saturday's other NHL ac- assists are a league-leading fig-\tion, the fifth-place Rangers ure--and his 42-point total is| visit Detroit for a matinee game good enough: to share second) and the last-place Bruins are at spot in the individual scoring! Toronto, who hold down fourth parade with Norm Ullman of spot in the standings Detroit Red Wings. In Sunday's games, Montreal But, the five-foot-10, 165-pound js at*Boston, Toronto plays at Montreal native can't include} petroit and New York is at Chi Chicago Black Hawks on his! cago list of victims. because none Of} 4 go59 prize should provide his 16 goals have been scored Rousseau 'with the incentive to against the Hawks score against the Hawks. if the Canadiens' right svinger a point: against Chicago real Canadiens last season, has wili move ahead of Ullman, who Rousseau, who scored only 12 netted five goals against De-|has played 35 games compared troit and Boston Bruins; four to Rousseau's 34 The one point would give two in games with Toronto Ma- Rousseau "the $250 for being ple Leafs runner-up 'at the half-way point However, Rousseau will have of the season. Should Rousseau a chance to break his scoring| fail to figure in the scoring, Ull-| J} | O'Neill scored one. Duraclean | FUZZY LUZZI WASN'T KIDDING Prior to the start of the Western Conference football to the Grey Cup. 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First Place JIM BOOTH GARY BRADLEY Crushmen wasted little time|Regular Leo Ayotte is out of|He was given able assistance by action with a badly infected foot,|defenceman Bill Horton on fr and his presence was obviously / quent. occasions felt, particularly in the first two Kingston netminder periods Joh first 40 minutes, but made sev-| margin eral oulstanding saves in blank- Crushmen should be able short-handed Oshawa defence.|ing Kingston in the final period. strengthen their hold on first| Montreal place Monday snight when they to the Cobourg Cou- Cougars have managed/London only two wins in 16 starts. Game play host gars ooter Hawks e the on the wards: Lavalle, Reid, Leeman, will h mn NNE ' Nickolsen, Apps, Seale, Landon, Graha basis of having scored one more Ree time is 8:00 p.m CRUSHMEN: Goal: Gavel; Horton, Edmunds, Bowen, Forwards: Nevin, Solomon, Knowles, Jerry Dionne, Hewer Hayes, Bradley; Dickson Detenc KINGSTON: Goal oates; man get prize goal than Rousseau FIRST PERIOD Reid Lavatle) (hooking) 1, Kingston HULL GOT $500 '. (Leeman, ' ens Bobby Hull, Chicago's blond} (high s : So! (elbowing) left winger who is $500 richer ;o.9mon (elbowing 4 Nevin 0:05, geek for being the scoring leader at the half-way mark of the sched- ule with 55 points, will be out; 3. increase his league-leading SECOND PERIOD 2. Crushmen: Jerry Dionne (Baoth) Kingston: (Leeman, Crushmen: (Horton) . Kingston: Reid (Babcock) |- & Kingston: the Canadiens last week in a 4-2) (Osborne, Kearns) Chicago victory. Gta The 27 - year - old native of) Pens: Ted Dionne (holding) 2:38 Point Anne, Ont., has 35 games 'M9h sticking) 14:03 remaining to score the 19 goals which would break the record 6. of 50.goals in a season that he holds jointly with Maurice-- m (Rocket) Richard and Bernie Sones sy. Dionne (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, both '!. Crushmen: Bradiey retired Montreal players Uneseieten : : Pans: Osborne (interference) 0:20, Chicago netminder Glenn, (elbow Hall, $250 richer when he beat out Gump Worsley, Canadiens'| Trophy honors, has played well | lately with only 15 goals-against in bis last eight games. | Chicago will be prithout de- | fenceman Pierre Pilote who has | been sidelined with a broken! thumb since he tussled- with} Toronto's Kent Douglas in Chi-| cago last Sunday. Reid Lavalie) to Solomon 4, 32-goal total Hull netted two goals against Apps THIRD PERIOD Crushmen: Booth Jerry Dionne, Bradiey) 9:7Crushmen: . 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Fame in April, 1958 MOTOR CITY AFTERNOONS or EVENINGS HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS i, 7 ¥ » By THE CANADIAN PRESS |, rs bromad ; I e | Niagara Falls at Montrea meper cae A py Oshawa at St. yc erste | Peterd gh a toh Eastera Division 93 gy Hamilton at Toronto S51) : 24 8 3 T5I | OHA Senior 16 14. 2109 93 34) WL F 13.20 1 90121 27). 12 21 3 90 132-27|Guelph is 8 [Baltimore 13 19 94 105 26|Woodstock 12 11 Wesiern Division lows . Rochester 25 7 3150 105 53|xkingsion «=f 8 8 Bioah 1 e Ul ta tra ee Sattale 10.22 2° 82 117 22 cept against Oakville) Friday's Result oe Providence ® Vancouver 4 Woodstock sig pn : Saturday's Games | Saturday's Game Rochester at Cleveland Galt at Kingston Baltimore at Hershey Sunday's Games Quebec at Pittsburgh Kingston at Woodstock Buffalo at Springfield iGuelph at Oakville ~ Providence at Victoria | Intercollegiate Central Professional Wit ¥ Wie? 7 ant 33 18 13 14 12 1415 14.17 Quebec Hershey | Springfield | Provid'ce | Waterloo 4 124 111 40) Western 7 89 99 35|/Toronte 5 104 106 33|Queen's 4 108 102 32|Montreal Houston 1415 3 102 109 31)/McGill Minnesota 13.15 5 98 98 31/Laval Friday's Results McMaster Houston 1 Memphis 7 © | Guelph St. Louis 4 Tulsa 2 Minnesota--2 Oklahoma Cily 3 Tonight's Games Houston at St. Louis Minnesota at Memphis Oklahoma City at Tulsa OHA Junior A WLT 18 8 17 7 16 9 13 14 5 Memphis 5 Oklahoma 5 St. Louis Tulsa ee 4 Friday's Results (Western 6, McGill 4 Queen's 3 Toronto 16 Waterloo 4 Laval 2 Saturday's Games Western at Queen's Waterloo at Montreal McMaster at Guelph ee Western League 148 110 42) Providence (AHL) 0 Vance 139 9740) 4 F 150 108 38) Seattle 4 San Francisco 1 136 153 30) Eastern League 1211 114 98 29' Greensboro 4 New Jersey |Toronto 1013 7 125 144 27| Clinton 3 Johnstown 6 |Kitchener 913 6 91103 24/New Haven 3 Charlotte 4 $20 4103 161 22' Nashville 1 Knoxville 0 Catharines 8 17 4112 144 20 International League Friday's Resulis Fort Wayne 2 Muskegon 2 Peterborough 5 Niagara Falls 3| Ontario Junior B |Toronto 2 Kitchener 6 Markham 5 Brampton 2 Weston 8 Dixie 2 St Oshawa Kingston 4 - St. Lawrence Senior Maxville 4 Ottawa Carleto Ottawa-St. Lawrence Bishop's 9 Ottawa 4 Central Junior A Buckingham 0 Smiths Fall Manitoba Junior Rangers 8 Warriors 6 rd D Oshawa to| Hamilton 6 6 6 4 5 7 St. e h, » Tovight's Game Catharines at Oshawa Paddy Moran Dies At Home QUEBEC (CP)--Patrick J0-|Monarchs 7 Braves 6 seph (Paddy) Moran, 88, a Saskatchewan Junior member of the hockey Hall of\fsteyan 7 Regina 2 5o| Fame, died at his home Friday|sackatoon 2 Weyburn 4 « after a long illness. |Moose Jaw 4 Melville & Moran began his professional career as a goaltender in 1902 3| with Quebec City Bulldogs for eight years and played one year with Haileybury in North- 35/ ern Ontario in 1911 Moran returned to the Bull dogs in 1912 and also played for the team in 1913. The Quebec|Cobourg 93 club won the Stanley Cup both Sunderland years Uxbridge He retired in 1917, the same |xLittle Britain 3, vear the NHA was renamed)|Port Perry the National Hockey League.|Port Hope l He was elected to the Hall of xS'ton-Keswick 2 x Four-Point Games St ' m, 0 " 25 Ww Banquets -- Conventions Air-Conditioned Coffee Shop OPEN 24 HOURS A DA ae Bn Fre) TONIGHT OHA Junior "A" League--St. Catharines Block Howks vs Oshowo Gen ot Civjc Auditorium, 7:15 p.m SUNDAY HOCKEY--UAW League--Starr Furniture vs Oshawe T.V., of and Tony's Refreshments vs Versafood, at 11:30 a.m Civic Auditorium , 7:00 p.m.; Juveniles vs | 10:00 Oshowa Senior Leogue--Foley's vs Flyers & R, Service, at 8:15 p.m. and Bad Boy: Honest Cal's, at 9:30 p.m.; all three games.at Civic Auditorium . .. Whitby Mercantile League--Arena Sunoco vs Royal Hotel, at 12:00 noon and Kelly-Disney vs Ottenbrite, at 2:00 p.m.; Arena ' A Junior "A" League--Oshawo Generals vs St. arines Black Hawks, af St. Cathorines, 2:30 p.m k ICE SKATING--Public Skating, 1:30 p.m. to 3:20 p.m., et Civie Audito MONDAY . HOCKEY---GM Office League--6:30 p.m, to 8:30 p.m., torium . Oshawa Minor Assoc. Juvenile League--Oshowa Tony's Refreshments, at 8:30 p.m. and Hayden Macdonald Workers Credit Union, at 9:30 p.m.; both games at Civic . _ OMA Junior "B" Lokeshore League--Oshowa Crushmen at Cobourg, 8:00 p.m vs Houdajlle Industries, at Children's Areria, 5:00 p.m, and }ocal 2784 vs Ernie Cay Lumber, at Chilldren's Arena, Novice League--Pickering vs Oshowa, at Children's Arena, MHA Bantam League--Hoambly's Beverages vs 5:55 p.m P.M; 'BOTH games ot Children's Arena Canadjon Legion vs Kiwonis Club, at 7:00 p.m. and Rose Bow! taurant vs Navy Vets, at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Brooklin. Aren TUESDAY HOCKEY---Oshawa Minor Assoc, Bantam League--B'No/ both games at Children's Arena, Police Assoc at Civic Auditorium ae vs Whitby Lasco Steelers, at Whitby Arena, 8:00 p.m FIGURE SKATING--Oshowa Figure Skating Club, at Civic 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ASKETBALL--COSSA. Loke League--Whitby: Anderson vs Donevan, ot 4:00 p.m WEDNESDAY HOCKEY---Oshawa Minor Assoc. Auditor Ontarje Midget League--Locol 222 vs fighters vs. Kinsmen Club; at 9:10 p.m; all three games aot Childri Arena. OMHA Novice League--Port Perry vs. Oshawa, ot 6:00 p.m.. ot Childr Arena, OHA Junior "A" League--Niagoro Falls Flyers vs Generals, at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m THURSDAY HOCKEY--Oshawa Minor Assoc. Exh: Stars at 7:00 p.m, and Oshawa tion Games----Oshawa Pee Wee idget lub, at Civic Auditorium, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m, BASKETBAL COSSA Lake Ontario "B" League--Ciarke vs. Whitby Henry, Urs Srs.) at 3:00 p.m.; Dennis O'Connor at Oshawa Catholic (Jrs.) at, 3:00 p.m, Bowmanville at Pickering (Bantams, Juniors and Seniors) at 3:00 « p.m.-and Ajax at Courtice, FRIDAY HOCKEY--OHA Junior "B" Lakeshore Leogue--Peterborough vs. Bantams, Jrs. 'ond Srs.) at 3:00 p.m League--Mustongs vs. Leke Ontario District Loughlin at 5:30 p.m 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY Corvettes, *K" Lemgue--Oshawa Central vs and Oshawo O'Neill vs Oshowa Oshowa Donevon HOCKEY--Oshawe Minor Assoc. Exhibition Games--Ottawo Bruins vs. Osh awo Midgets, at 4:15 p.m. at Civic Auditorium and Oshawo Novices vs. Port Perry Novices, at Port Perry Areno, at 5:00 p.m, Oshawa Protest- e--Novice Division, 7:00 a.m. fo 11:00 a.m., at Civic ant Church L Auditorium; Mite League, 11:10 a.m. to 12 noon, at Civic Audjtori Pee Wee igue--4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., at Children's Arena Baptam League--6:10 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Children's Arena, Lb NHL Tyke League--i?:00 noon to 2:00 p.m., at Civic Auditorii Neighbourhood Assoc. Pee Wee League--Nijne games, starting at 7:00 inor Assoc. Pee Wee League; a.m. at Children's Arena, Bowmanvyi Four games starting at 7:00 a.m.; ing at 10:15 p.m. and M p.m.: all games at Bowm ART'S Gun Repair 18 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA Guns Bought--Sold--Traded HERTZ 103 tam League--Three games, st ie Community Areno AUTO AND TRUCK @ RENT BY HOUR, KING EAST a Phone 728-9641 DAY or WEEK 1100 80 35 1 97 91 29 1118 107 20 8 9 1 72 77 28 Lakeshore League Hockey Standings | Oshawa's Finest. riotel For--Porties-Salee Meetings Oshawa-Whithy SPORTS CALENDAR both gomes at both games at Whitby B'Rith vs Bank's Flooring, at 7:20 p.m. and Duplate vs Canadian Corps, at 8:15 p.m; vs Loco} 1500 at 8 p.m, and Bathe & McLelland vs Locol 1817, at 9:00 p.m.; both games Junjor "B" League--Brampton 7- Letter Carriers, at 7:10 p.m.; Lions Club vs, Rotary Club, ot 8:05 p.m, and Fire Oshowa All-Stars, ot 8:30 p.m.; both games at Children's Arena, FIGURE SKATING--Oshowa Figure Skating C Oshowa ° Crushmen, at Civic Auditorium, at 8:00 p.m, Bowmanville Girls Minor at 5:20 p.m. BASKETBALL--COSSA t League--fFour games, starting at 12:45 RENTAL & LEASING HEADQUARTERS _\-- «" é Bias In First, Defeat Flyers By THE CANADIAN PRESS ~~ Peterborough Petes broke a two-way tie for first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series Friday night, defeating Niagara Falls Flyers 5.9 The Petes and the Flyers had 19 25)/heen tied with 40 points each €X-| before the game. s Peterborough came from he- 'hind three times before scoring ithe winning goal onga power jplay early in the third period. | Meanwhile, London Nationals ;moved out of the league cellar - with a 4-1 vietory over Mont- real Junior Canadiens and ex- \tended the team winning streak to five in its last seven games. A Pt) at Kitchener, the Rangers 21 1) downed Toronto Marlboros 6-2 20 10/in the other scheduled game. 10) In the Peterborough-Niagara §\Falls game, the Flyers took 4/one-goal leads three times be- 4 fore finally going under in the '\third period. Mickey Redmond, 2\Guy Dufour, Andre ~ Lacroix, 0 Danny Grant and John Vander- burg scored for Peterborough. Jim Lorentz scored. twice and Don Marcotte once for the Fly- ers ' London's attack was led by Neil Clairmont with two goals John Mercer and Stan Allan ,added the other.s Richard Pumple scored the Canadiens' only goal early in the second period The win puts the Nationals within two points of the sev- enth - place Rangers, who were paced by Bob Jones with two goals in the win over Toronto. Other Kitchener goals went to John Beechey, Billy Eway, Don Luce and Walter Tkaczuk. Jim Cassidy and Brent Im- lach seored for the Marlboros, A Pt 21 30 19 30 35 38 16 huver 7 Michael's 4 Etobicoke 3 SUSPEND BLACKBURN PROVIDENCE, RJ. 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