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~Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 19, 1966 Spotli ghting... THE GENERALS 2! eet The current Memorial Cup final has developed into a hard-fought, do-or-die struggle between the Edmonton 'Oil Kings" and Oshawa Generals. The Generals bounced back from a dismal opening game 7-2 defeat to post two impress- ive 7-1 and 6-2 victories. How- By WREN BLAIR. . General Manager af Ozhawa Caonernla ever, Wednesday night' the "Oil Kings" knotted the series at two games apiece with a 5-3 win, in what was probably the best game of the series to- date, It was a costly game for the Generals, who blew the lead on three successive occasions and it's now anybody's series. Pee ae rene aerna HIS SIXTH SEASON Fifth And Sixth Games On Weekend The Generals, of course, are | The fifth and sixth games go this weekend and we would like to point out that tomor- row's game (Saturday) is a night game at 8:00 p.m., in- stead of Saturday afternoon as originally scheduled. Sunday's game is an after- noon fixture at 2:00 p.m. Again, the Generals are go- ing to need big crowds of fans from this city over the week- end to help stave off this older and stronger Edmonton Club. still operating without Bobby Orr and this is a handicap, obviously, to the team. Noth- ing short of another all - out effort by the Generals can see them win this series. In games two and three, the team forechecked Edmonton at eyery turn with great bursts of speed and hard work. This has got to be done again if the local squad is to come up with the much needed vic- tories. General Jottings... The status of Bobby Orr for game number five tomorrow night will not be known until game time, Bobby aggravated his groin injury in Wednes- day's game when he was trip- ped by Edmonton player, Ross Lonsberry ... The City of Oshawa hosted both the Ed- monton "Oil Kings' and the Oshawa Generals and mem- bers of the press, radio and TV at a nifty luncheon here yesterday. The 'Oil Kings" later in the day toured Gen- eral Motors ... The Oshawa Generals Hockey Club will host the Memorial Cup dinner tonight in the Hot Stove Lounge with over 150 people attending . . . The busy sched- ule continues Saturday morn- ing when the Generals will participate in the Centennial Pool Parade ..... Chris Hayes is playing great hockey in this series as are Barry Wilkins, Paul Cadieux and Ian Young . +.» Danny O'Shea and Wayne soon become a real threat in Cashman were great leaders in games two and three when Orr was absent. When O'Shea and Cashman are at their best, the Generals are tough to beat | . .. Bill Heindl has had some excellent games in this series as well, while rookie Ron Dus- siaume, had several good games .. . The team needs to improye on Wednesday's ef- fort and if they can, it could be a big weekend for the boys on this club Heartiest congratulations to Harry Sin- den upon his appointment as coach of the Boston Bruins. We have known for some time, following recent meetings with | "Hap" Emms that if a coach- ing change opened in Boston that Harry would get the job . With the young players that Bruins have got coming up and Harry's. enthusiasm, | together with 'Hap'? Emms' | leadership, the Bruins could | the National Hockey League. | PROSPECTS BRIGHT Lawn Bowlers Expecting Increase In A substantial increase in the] membership of both the men's and women's sections of the Membershi O. M. Alger Memorial Trophy) tice prior to the finals. Ordinar-| for rinks play, phich has been|ily, he would have beeh benched | in competition for many years,|three weeks to give the leg! By CLIFF GORDON Panablin Cu VOR | oe continues to sign their top name stars, as iney make ready for the coming season. Latest big scoring threat to sign on the dotted line is Glen Lotton, Lotion has performed for five years with the Brooklin team and has been a tower of strength both in scoring and morale, He is the type of player who can really give the team a lift with that big goal, when things start to look dark. EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN Lotton got his start locally in lacrosse when he played for the Whitby Red Wings in the Junior League. Aiways one of the cleanest players in lacrosse, cnn we cose 'OSHAWA' HOSTS MEMORIAL CUP FINALISTS The City of Oshawa, with Genosha lobby, are Wren showing that at least some 'Mayor iaean net and Blair, poe manna parts of the East could his city council as co-hosts, the Oshawa Generals; Bi entertained the members Hunter, manager of Edmon- match Western hospitality. of the Edmonton Oil Kings ton Oil Kings and Alderman Blair, in friendly rebuttal, and Oshawa. Generals, to- "Dick Donald, In their brief pointed out that Hunter's gether with their respective "duel of needles' speeches, thanks on behalf of Edmon- club officials, members of at the luncheon, the affable ton, were a litile lacking the press, radio, etc., at a Bill Hunter (himself an and that he would personal- civic luncheon yesterday, at Ottawa resident until less ly like to also include "the the Hotel Genosha. Shown than two years ago) Estevan Oi! Kings" in his above, in an informal quipped that the City of welcome to Oshawa. "breeze -session" in the Oshawa"s. hospitality was --Oshawa Times Photo Blair Admits Worry, Generals Minus Orr | By JOE DUPUIS TORONTO (CP) Wren play. Attempting to take a full) tural damage to the leg so play- turn on defence in Wednesday's|ing him can't make the dam- |Blair, manager of Oshawa Gen-|fourth game, he was knocked|age any worse."' erals, says his team may have; down in the second period by} 'Defensively, I would say we | been playing "a little over their| Ross, Lonsberry and didn't fin-| will not suffer too much without |heads" when they beat Edmon-|ish the game. |Orr," said Blair, lton Oil Kings in two games of; Orr and goalie Ilan Young sat| 'But, you know, he's a threat |the Memorial Cup junior hockey| 0Ut Thursday's workout. jon the offence' every time he's finals. "Orr's injury is something we|out there. It's easy for Wren was referring to the| have to cope with day-by-day," other team to check him when way the team played in the ab-|$aid Blair. "There's no struc-ihe's on the bench." the) sence of Bobby Orr in beating the Kings 7-1 and 6-2 in the sec- ond and third games of the ser- "Ty have to admit that I'm worried about whether or not |we can win a close series--as |this one has turned out to be-- without Bobby," said Blair, Wren brings Generals. here Saturday night for the fifth game of the series, tied 2-2 after Edmonton's 5-3 win Wed- nesday night. The sixth game noon, Orr, a defenceman who plays both ways and scores more | goals than most forwards, suf-| fered a groin injury in a prac- Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club was/ will be retired. Members of the|time to heal. predicted, Thursday night, at the annual spring meeting of the men's section of the club, | It is expected the men's sec-| tion will have at least 100 mem-| bers and the woinen's section! in excess of that figure. Reports given indicated the) 1946 season would be one of, the most successful in the club's| long history. The greens came through the winter without | major damage and, preather| permitting, it is expected they will be playable next week. PAY OFF LIGHT LOANS The treasurer reported the bank balance increased from last year. With this in view, it) was decided the $780 in out-| standing vouchers for the in-| stallation of the new lighting| system will be paid off this year. The installation cost $4,100 and was financed through loans by the members. Improvements to the club- house are under way. These include improvements to: the men's washroom, repairs to the steps and the painting of the exterior of the front of the! building. The meeting also ap- proved of the painting of the ladies' washroom and lounge. GIVEN LIFE MEMBERSHIPS One of the highlights of the meeting was the presentation! Pointed Milo Calhoun, 171, King-) to Mr. and Mrs. William Ward, two veteran members of the club, of life memberships. The , presentation to Mr. Ward was made by the club president, Alger family are donating aj new trophy. FIRST TOURNEY MAY 21 | The first open tournament of the season will be staged May 21. This event, which is men's doubles for the W. Cook Trophy, will 6tart at 10 a.m. The annual president vs vice- president games will be play- ed on the evening of June 6./ The men's club games' sched- ule will open June 9 with) mence on Aug. 4 and entries for the senior and junior singles competition will be received up to June 18. A new departure this year is that the playoffs in the singles, | doubles, trebles and rinks com- petitions, within the club, will be scheduled and each will have a completion deadline FIGHTS LAST NIGHT | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Barcelona -- Louis Folledo, 161,% Spain, outpointed James Shelton, 156%, Bakersfield, Calif., 10. Tokyo Katsuyoshi Taka- jyama, Japan, outpointed Uel Soo Park, South Korea, 10. fly- weights. Portland, Me. -- Greatest Crawford, 172, New York, out- ston, Jamaica, 10. Los Angeles -- Andy (Kid) Heilman, 159, San Pedro, Calif., outpointed Florentino Fernan- dez, 160, Miami, 10. | should be basic But he asked to be allowed to play in what might be his only Canadian junior championship series, He's ticketed to turn pro next season with Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League. He aggravated the injury in the opening game, won by Ed- monton 7-2, and played the next two games only on the power BALLET LESSONS AUCKLAND, N.Z. Fifteen burly rugby (AP)-- players marched into a ballet studio | Thursday night to take ballet lessons Jean-Paul Comelin, guest dancer with the New Zealand Ballet Company for an Auck- | land festival, said ballet training for New Zealand rugby players. He said it would make them lighter on their feet and much fitter. "If the team cares to come | to the theatre I am prepared to teach them some exer- cises,"' he said. So Thursday night the 15 hefty hopefuls trooped shyly into the ballet school. In the first five minutes a wall bar was dragged from the socket and a pair of shorts were split. There will be more lessons ! next week. _ OIL KINGS' BILL HUNTER SINGS FOR HIS SUPPER? | TORONTO (BP) -- Bill | Hunter, outspoken manager | of Edmonton Oil Kings, has | talked his way into a free feed for his team. One of the first things Hunter did when he arrived is scheduled for Sunday after-| here last week with his Oil Kings for the Memorial Cup junior hockey playoffs was to criticize Eastern hospitality. "Every time Eastern teams come West to play in the Me- morial Cup we treat them to a banquet with all the trim- mings,' he said at a pre- | series news conference. "But when we come east, what do we get? Nothing." "I didn't know this was the case," replied Wren Blair, manager of Oshawa Generals. "T didn't even know there was a Memorial Cup dinner." Maple Leaf Gardens, where the series is being played, an- nounced Thursday a Memorial Cup dinner will be held to- night in the Hot Stove lounge of the Gardens, starting at 5:30 p.m. And who is paying for it? Why, Wren Blair, of course. he played two years of Jr. and one year of Sr. Lacrosse and drew only one penalty, a record unequalled by any other player in Ontario. Always a keen threat, he won| the scoring championship in Junior "as well as a_ special ship. In Senior he has |twice and third twice. Last season he was awarded! Lotton treasurers, than any he has won. j In five years of senior lac- rosse, Lotton has played in four Mann Cup series, and was in- vited by a fifth team if they advanced to the finals, another record that should take some | beating. |AT BEST IN PLAYOFFS His scoring abilities have been ; well recorded in the Canadians |championships also, Lotton has |scored 29 goals in Mann Cup play, third only to Bobby Allan, who leads with 47 goals and Jac Bionda, who is in second place. |The former two players have |been rated as two of the great- jest in the game, Lotton's name should very soon be added to that list. While Bobby Allan holds the HOCKEY TICKETS NOW ON SALE Hockey fans are reminded that tickets for the fifth and sixth games, of the Memorial |Cup Finals, at Maple Leaf | Gardens, Saturday night at } 8:00 o'clock and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, are now on sale. The local sale opened this morning, at eleven o'clock, at the Civic Auditorium, Jim Bishop's Sports and Bola- hood's Sportshaven, and will continue until one o'clock, Saturday afternoon. more | JUNIORS SEEM SECURE London Arena Goes Broke, | Two Groups Seek To Buy | JONDON, Ont. hava con business groups here have! ieee § jate | it their business to see/ made trebles, Doubles play will com-| RUGBY PLAYERS? that London Nationals of the e| tario Hockey Association Junior {A series have an arena to. play in next season. The owners of the present| rink, Treasure Island Gardens) Ltd., was petitioned in bank- ruptcy Thursday. | R. L. Bonnie, general mana-} ger of Treasure Island and pres- ident of the hockey team, said) he represents one of two groups) jwho will attempt to buy the | Gardens. | The Nationals operate under a private franchise. | "The hockey team itself is un-| jtouchable as far as we are con-| cerned," Bonnie said. "We want} to keep hockey. going in London} jand will make every effort to| jbuy the building." | Former Nationals' president) {Don Buddo heads the second) |group, four members of which) 'are from London and two from} Torento, | "I cannot implicate any of the! other men in the group, but we) jare prepared to negotiate aj long-term lease on the Gardens only," He said his group would ne- gotiate further, as an alterna- tive to buying the Gardens, a long-term lease including a curling rink and another busi- ness, r | NOTICE RESIDENTS OF SOUTH OSHAWA | Holley Hardware lls conviently located to serve if your needs. 1200 Wecker Dr. et Ceder (1 Block &. of Wentworth--- Next to Loew's Pharmeey) EXPRESS BUSES GREENWOOD May 4th to June 4th Direct to the Track SATURDAY, > -4 GLEN LOTTON department. Judo Tourney Ace Scorer, Glen Lotton, | At Simcoe Hal Inks Brooklin Contract Uo The Oshawa Simcoe Hall Ju- do Club will be putting on a demonstration and Judo Compe- beginning at 2.00 O'clock, i, Final in all events will start The Black Belt, and White Belt fighting will find opposit- ion from teams from Rochester, Stratford, Toronto, and Stouff- ville against the Oshawa Club, The Junior members of Sim- coe Hall will put on a inter: club demonstration, during the afternoon. The children have been looking forward to this "open house' and have been practicing for over three months now At no cost at all, they have tition this Saturday afternoon, | | YESTERDAY'S STARS |By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pliching--Juan Marichal, Gly /ants, pitched a six-hitter for his seventh straight victory as San Francisco stretched its winning streak to 11 gamés with a $0 victory over Pittsburgh Pirates, Batting -- Don Puford, White Sox, started thie Talles, With & single, double and triple as Chis $3. been receiving instructions from William Gribben, Bryan Pidgen, Doug Fallaize, August Liauka and Albert Stadtke, the main organizers of this club, There will be a nominal entry fee, with al proceeds being do- nated to the new Buildi d for the new Crippled Children's School. award by the Ontario Lacrosse| record for most hat tricks in Association for good sportsman-| Mann Cup play with six, Lotton jis running him a close second won the with four. 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