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g Te OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Apr 22, 1966 Spotlighting... THE GENERALS By WREN BLAIR General Manager of Oshawa Generals Shawinigan Falls Bruins move into the Civic Auditorium tomorrow night at 7.15. It's the opening game of a best-of-five series for the Eastern Canada Junior "A" championship and the winner will gain a berth in the Memorial Cup Finals. Generals polished off the North Bay Trappers in four- straight games by lopsided scores and now remains to be seen how much this "soft séries" may affect the local club. Not much is known about the strength of Shawirigan but we note that the great "Rock- et" Richard has 'picked them to win The Memorial Cup. Earlier this year, they are reported to have beaten St. Catharines, while Niagara Generals' Jottings... Danny O'Shea has been con- fined to bed since last Sunday and. may still not be able to skate for a day or two yet. He has a touch of "strep" throat, complicated by the flu Estevan Bruins won the open- ing game 5-2 against Edmon- ton Oil Kings in the Western Junior "A" final. Winner of this series comes east, to meet either our Generals or Shawinigan Falls... Only four clubs are left in the run- ning for The Memorial Cup and three of them are farm clubs of the Boston Bruins. Oshawa-Shawinigan and Este- van are all Boston-sponsored teams also, the Bruins CPHL club just won the cham- Seals' Bud Poile Quitti SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Nor- man (Bud) Poile, general man- ager of San Francisco Seals the last four years, confirmed re- ports Thursday he will sever connections with the Western Hockey League club. The San Francisco Examiner reported that the 42-year-old ex- ecutive, who also coached the Seals most of the three seasons, would resign at the end of the} current campaign. | "Tt's true, I won't deny it," Poile said. "I didn't want it known until after the Seals fin- ished the playoffs. I felt it might hurt the team. I hope it won't." The Seais and Victoria Maple Leafs currently are tied 2-2 in the semi-final playoffs. San Francisco, under Poile's leader- ship, won the league title in the 1962-63 and 1963-64 campaigns. WILL TAKE VACATION Poile said he planned to take a vacation, his first in four years. Then he will either stay in San Francisco in some other endeavor or seek a position as general manager in the National Hockey League which will ex- pand in 1967. The Seals have beer granted one of the new NHL franchises 'Armbro Flight' Is Title - Bound TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian bred Armbro Flight can become the all-time leading money-win ning trotting mare in North America Saturday night with a first-place finish in the $60,250 Speedster Trot for four-year-| olds at Washington Park Race- way iv Homewood; ii The mare, owned and bred by Elgin, Ted and Charles Arm strong of Brampton, has won $362,402 in North America in three years at the trots. Un- beaten in three 1966 starts, she has won 45 of 55 races in her career. She has a record of 11 straight Victories since sne was last beaten Sept. 1, 1965, by Egypt- jan Candor in the final heat of the Hambletonian at Du Quoin il Currently leading in North American earnings--but now re- tired--is Elaine Rodney who had winnings of $386,808 when retired to broodmare ranks by her Italian owner last fall World leaders in money win nings for trotting mares, in cluding money. they've won in North America and in Europe are Elaine Rodney with $610,- 685, the French-bred Ozo. with $406,378 and Armbro Flight with $362,402. SALESMAN We. are looking for men of Salesmen in Oshowe end s not necessary as we con train you SALARY PLUS If you are bondable and wou compony in its field call at CHAMBERS 933 Ritson Falls Manager Paul told. us the Flyers hed e@ herd fob beating them 4-2, in an exhi- bition game in Shawinigan. They will now be allowed six replacements as well, which they didn't have when they met St. Catharines and Niagara. | The Generals will have to be really up for this opening game of this series because three of the five games are slated for the Quebec city and should the 'Gens' lose the opener here they would have their problems with three of the last four games on Shawinigan ice. Tickets for tomorrow night's game here and Monday | night's game, here are now on | sale at the three ticket out- lets. he pionship this past week at Oklahoma City. They beat out Tulsa Oilers in four-straight games. Heartiest congratula- tions go out to, Coach Harry | Sinden and his boys on a bril- liant season We talked to Harry on the telephone, sev- eral times this week and he reports that former Oshawa Generals star, Ron Buchanan, led Blazers in league-scoring with 26 goals. Harry feels that "Bucky"? may have an excel- lent chance at "rookie of the year" honors. . . . The final hit the finishing line at the identical moment, to pro- vide a camera finish that was the first triple dead - heat in the track's history. Yankee Lass (top), Statio Quarter horses, six of them, close enough to be covered by one large - size blanket, swept to the wire at Los Alamitos, California, yesterday and three of them ALLAN CUP PLAYOFFS TRIPLE DEAD - HEAT MAKES TRACK HISTORY By BERNIE KENNEDY DETROIT (AP) Almost completely unnoticed in Detroit Red Wings' surge into the Stan- ley Cup hockey finals against Montreal Canadiens is the fact that Alex Delvecchio is ap- proaching a playoff milestone. Delvecchio, who has _ not scored in the playoffs but has assisted on eight goals, needs one more point to become only the fifth man in National Hockey League history to score 100 points in the playoffs, Delvecchio, Red Wings' cap- tain since the 1961-62 season, entered the playoffs with 91 points on 35 goals and 56 as- sists. He was seventh on the but dropped to eighth when Chi- cago's Bobby Hull notched a pair to give him 36. , scored 64 goals to strengthen his duction to 90. Long - Shot Bettor 'Good At Mohaw CAMPBELL VILLE, (CP) Charge (middie) and Joe Pat Badger (lower) were all declared equal winners, with a time of 29.9 seconds, for the 400 - yard sprint. --AP Wirephoto Ont Raceway when Donbryn Adios home a length actor. Former Oshawa General On Threshold Record all-time playoff goal-scoring list Gordie Howe is the leader in playoff points with 154 through this year's semi-finals. He has second-place position be- hind Montreal's Maurice Rich- ard, who has 82 goals, and has increased his record assist pro? Montreal's Jean Beliveau, -- Longshot bettors had| | their night Thursday at Mohawk | overlooked at 19-1, romped) ahead of Lee Grattan, to start a $920.90 ex- It was the first trip this sea- son for Donbryn Adios, owned! been selected to represent Can- by Bruce Thorpe of Brantford,;24@ in the 1,400-mile annual who has scored two goals and added three assists in the play- offs so far, needs four more points to move past former team - mate Bernie Geoffrion veg third place on the all-time st. HAD 115. POINTS Geoffrion finished with 115 points, 11 fewer than Richard. Geoffrion is third in playoff goals with 56, Beliveau now has 52. Manager-coach Sid Abel in- structed goalie Roger Crozier to wear a mask during prac- tice Thursday. He said he wasn't taking any chances with the young netminder who held Chicago Black Hawks to 10 goals in the six semi - final games, Abel said he was not both- ered by the fact that Montreal has been idle since eliminating Toronto Maple Leafs in the other series last Thursday. | "We are getting four days') rest ourselves so it doesn't bother me," Abel said. "But 1 would have been worried if we | would have had to play Chicago rs a seventh game and then! face the Canadiens. | "We are playing better now, S than at any time during the 5s land January, months."' eason, including December, our two hot Choose Canadian Bike Racing Team MONTREAL (CP)--Four Tor-| onto riders, three from Mont-| real and one from Calgary, have | | | Tommy Morrison Named President ST. CATHARINES (CP) T. N. (Tommy) Morrison, ed- itor of the Welland Tribune, was elected president of the Ni- agara District Old Time Sports- men Association Thursday. Morrison, a former president of the Niagara District Base- b Association, succeeds Mavor Cecil Grose of Thorold Dan Leo and Ed Weaver of St. Catharines were reappointed secretary and treasurer, The annual reunion of former Niagara district athletes Is scheduled for June 11 in St. Catharines with approximately 250 expected to attend. 'Whistling Sea' Takes Feature FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)-- Whistling Sea, the first Western Canada-bred horse to win the Queen's Plate, started on the comeback trail Thursday at Fort Erie racetrack by winning the featured $3,000 Broadway Purse. Whistling Sea, owned by Paul Olivier of Calgary, ran the six furlongs over a good track in 1:12 2-5 and returned $5.50, $4.60 and $3.30. The daily double of Balmon- arctic and Paris Fashions paid $62.80 and the exactor of Davis Chop and. Cole Harbor was |worth $34, Fifth in a Series... With Harold Snooks, HAROLD SNOOKS It might be wise to consider the Y-ton model. 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(CP)--| The Regals appeared as) Sherbrooke Beavers displayed a|though they might run away | fine performance of skating, | with the game as they jumped passing and checking to dump|to a 10 lead on Worrall's goal Guelph Regals 7-2 Thursday|just 20 seconds after the open- night and take a 1-0 lead in the/ing faceoff. best-of-seven Eastern Canada| However, Sherbrooke settled Allan Cup final series. down and took command. The second game is scheduled) Pepin and Richer scored 46 for Sherbrooke Saturday night.|seconds apart towards the mid-/ Bill Dupre scored two goals|way mark of the opening frame) for the Beavers while others|to give the Beavers a 2-1 lead came from Rene Pepin, Rejeanjand Sherbrooke didn't fall be-| Richer, Gilles Cartier, Lionel/hind for the rest of the game.| Robidas and Guy Black. Rich McClaughlin of Guelph| Ray Ross and Keith Worrall|suffered a possible fracture to! scored for Guelph. his right leg when he was Both clubs hit hard in the first) checked into the boards in the | His Job Poile was offered a vice-pres- idency in the Seals' new major league setup, but prefers a job closer to the ice. "I'm still pretty young and I'd like to stay close to the pic- ture in a managerial capacity," he said, while emphasizing there was no bitterness in his decision to leave the Seals. Poile was with the Detroit or- ganization for 10 years. Prior to joining the Seals, only one of the teams he coached in 12 years had missed reaching play- offs. two periods but the Regals ap-|first period: peared to slow down in the final! He was taken to hospital for| frame. |x-rays and his condition will be) The Beavers fired a total ofjmade known some time today 41 shots at Boat Hurley of| Dupre scored his first goal of Guelph while the Regals man-|the night at 3:09 of the second aged a total of 25 shots at Sher-|period and Cartier added an- ----|\brooke netminder Serge Aubry.lother with less than five min Best Brown Trout In North America NEW YORK (CP)---A brown trout caught in southwestern! Montana last week breaks the North American record set in YRONTO (C Canada in 1960 by Mrs. June Meche wii lin Squires of St. John's, Nfld. aa 8 P Ungerman said other offers Based on records of Field and Chuvalo of Toronto has had an) nave heen received for bouts! Stream magazine, the 29-\offer from Cassius Clay for 8) with Chuvalo. Included is a/ [pounder caught in Montana's return world title hout in Tor-| June fight with Argentine cham Wade Lake by E. H. Bacon of) onto, Irv Ungerman, Chuvalo's pion Oscar Bonavena in New a ge fe ge ae ' at York and a June 13 bout with pound, ounce brown trou ; ! ; : aunt by Mra. Saulees in Wit The offer is for '50 per cent Cleveland Williams in. Houston g ™ oq ' }on the same card as Ernie Ter- less Bay, Nfld., May 5, 1960. ,0f everything or a minimum rell, World Boxing Association Bacon's trout was estimated) guarantee of $200,000," Unger-'champion, who meets Doug to be 15 years old and measured! 141 said Jones. 35% a in length « and* 28 Meanwhile, Chuvalo has ac ' get aged. cepted an offer to fight Levi| MEMORIAL CUP SURVIVORS | Cassius Clay Offers --~ Chuvalo Return Bout ~~ Canadian|valo easily over 15 rounds In George! Toronto. manager, said Thursday. Win First One 7-2 | Drumheller Miners utes remaining in the second period to give the Beavers a 4-1 lead Ross narrowed Sherbrooke's lead to 4-2 at the 17-second mark of the final period but Ro- bidas and Black scored 26 sec- onds apart at nine minutes to| give the Beavers a 6-2 lead. | Dupre scored his second goal| of the night at 14:58. Referee Percy Shore of Ot- tawa called seven minor penal- ties throughout the game--four to Sherbrooke. ALLAN CUP TEAMS By THE CANADIAN PRESS East -- Sherbrooke Beavers, Guelph Regals. West Selkirk Fishermen Johannson Owes | Million In Taxes STOCKHOLM (AP)---A Swed- ish court ruled Thursday that Ingemar Johansson was a Swede when he. defeated Floyd Patterson of New York for the world heavyweight title. The decision, which cannot be appealed, may cost Johansson more than $1,000,000 in taxes, Soon after winning the title |from Patterson in 1959, Johans- }son moved from his native Swe- iden to Switzerland, where the tax laws are more lenient, Thursday's decision involved only his first title fight and not more than $20,000 was at stake However, similar rulings now jare expected in cases involving |the 1960 and 1961 title fights | The United States has filed tax claims of a million dollars against Johansson for those two Marlene Loses On 20th Hole |, PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) --| Phyllis Tish Pruess and Nancy Roth Syms, dominant figures in the women's North and South Bruins, years and Sweden is asking $200,000. U.S. authorities -- still Ed- are holding $640,000 of his purses The world's record brown 2 ages trout was a 39%-pounder pulled| Forte in Glace Bay, N.S., May| out of Scotland's. Loch Awe in| 14: Forte was to meet Chuvalo| 1866 earlier this year but the bout) By THE CANADIAN PRESS was cancelled when the Toronto East Shawinigan heavyweight got, a shot at) Oshawa Generals. Clay's version of the world title West --- Estevan Bruins, in March. Clay defeated Chu | monton Oil Kings. | suggest you tolk the metter over with your truck specialists, with these thoughts in mind, See you next weel SPECIAL 1964 DODGE %-TON PICK-UP Long wide box, 8 cyl. with 4 speed -- Oversized tires, custom eab with radio, 1695.00 Lie, 28884V SEAWAY MOTORS (1965) LIMITED DUNDAS ST. E. -- WHITBY -- 668-5893 Flashlight F, a seven-year-old| Tour of Britain bicycle mara-| pacer owned by Fred James of|thon schedulel for May 28-June | Oshawa, won the first race for Il. | a $10.30 payoff, Ray Genmill's| The Canadian Wheelmen's As-/ Miss Dean Grattan from Cob-|%0ciation announced the team den, Ont., took the second race |Selection Thursday. to complete an $87.80 daily dou-, The Toronto contingent is. ble. ig made up of Bruce Smith, Alan| The featured $2,500 eighth Hicken, Stuart Mapp and John | race went to MacDuff's Lassie, | /4zeron. Smith will act as team! trained by Mrs. Viola Walker| Captain on the tour, which en-| of Owen Sound. compasses England and parts eeu ee | of Wales. BATAVIA, N.Y. (CP) -- Anj Ohio-owned horse with only two initials--S T--for a name won, LONDON (AP) -- Moss De the $1,300 feature at. Batavia, Yong, 88, one of Britain's top Downs Thursday night, return-| boxing referees for 40 years, ing $8.20. idied Wednesday. Me, REFEREE DIES Don't Miss The PORTSMEN'S SHOW amateur golf tournament in re-| cent years, met today in the 18-hole championship match. Each of the Curtis Cup vet- erans was making her third fi-| nals appearance in four years. | Each has won the title once. They met in the finals once be- fore, Mrs. Syms, from Holly wood, Fla., winning 2 and 1 three years ago. While Nancy was trimming Mrs. Harton Semple of Sewick- ley, Pa., 6 and 5 in one. semi- final match Thursday, Tish had to go to the 20th hole where a 45-foot chip-in birdie gave her an uphill victory over Marlene! Stewart Streit of Fonthill, Ont.,| winner here 10 years ago. Leads the parade in true value LOOK FOR NEXT FAIR The 1970 World's Fair is to be! held at Osaka, Japan. | =a | i high character to work es urrounding, area. Experience Full company benefits. COMMISSION Id like to work with the top FOODS LTD. Rd. South For Appointment Phone 723-1163 APRIL 28-29-30th Oshawa Civic Auditorium Featuring scuba demonstrations, dance bands, sporting displays. Exhibits of guns, fishing tackle, tents, cottages, motors, boats, trailers and many things to gladden the hearts of any sportsmen -- Cole of California Bathing Suits; alter Thornton Models. THE UNION ROD and GUN CLUB IS YOUR HOST ® Old Tyme Fiddler Contest SAT., APRIL 30 -- 1:00 P.M. PRIZES: $50.00 - $30.00 - $20.00. All Entries Welcome ! Contact ALTO MUSIC STORE ---- SIMCOE ST. $ COME ! JOIN IN THE EXCITEMENT & FUN 2 OSHAWA