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Many Oshawa hockey fans femeber when "Bill" Han- cock, after coaching New- market Redmen to The Memorial Cup, Canadian Junior hockey champion- ship, in 1933, later came to Oshawa and coached Osh- awa Majors, when they won the OHA championship fin- ae Above is shown Oshawa"s first OHA Junior team, of 1910. In that season and the next, Walter Fair was selected as "rover" on On- tario's All - Star Junior team, considered one of the highest honors of the day. "Howie" Morenz, of Strat- ford Juniors, was another All - Star selection. The Oshawa Junior Hockey HOCKEY FANS -- REMEMBER WHEN? als over Kitchener - Water- loo, but later, after losing to Sudbury Cub Wolves in Memorial Cup playoffs, the OHA took their title . away from Oshawa, due to an over-age player. The Majors refused to partici- pate, when the OHA order- ed a replay of *he series Club as shown here includ- es, left - to - right --(front row) -- Tom Reardon, Wal- ter Fair, Steve Berini (cen- tre -- dark sweater), "'Doc" Morris (with team mascot) Claude Wilson.and __Mor- ley Jacobi; (back row) -- Dr. F. J. Rundle, Harry Young, Edward Bradley, Harry Weiler, Dr. Fred Fi- nigan, Charlie Hall and Dr. with Kitchener. But how many remember when Bill Hancock coached one of Oshawa's first OHA teams, in 1908? Here is that team. Front row -- Jim Freeman, goalie Don Hawks and Tom Landsfield; middle row -- "Buck" McPhee, Frank G. M. Trewin. First known picture of an Oshawa hock- ey team was taken back in 1891 - 92, in the days when they played Port Hope, Whitby, Cobourg and Lind- say. Players then were Ar- thur and Ed. Coedy, Fred Hinton, Joe Hastings, Fred Lennox, Walter French » and George Gill. Execu- tives were Albert Sykes, Bill Hancock, 'Frenchy' Dubie and Benson Brant; standing -- "Ted" Fish- leigh, Dr. F. J. Rundle, John Goway-Snd Dr. G. Trewin. 1 Hancock also coached @ team in Bowman- ville, one season. Dr. M. Cross; Larry Cas- sels, Charlie Nicholson and Johnny Thompson. Claude Wilson was the first "Osh- awa homebrew" to turn out professional. He played goal with Toronto's profession- al team, prior to the forma- tion of the National Hockey League, for two and a half seasons. Toronto won the "world's title' in 1913-14. Williams (of Bowmanville), peeve RERSPRE ERAN RTH TTER ERED HRCR nation possible. @ PATIOS TYPE dl Ved SS Growing... With a Growing Nation @ CONCRETE BLOCKS @ SIDEWALK SLABS @ CONCRETE STEPS @ ETC. HAMB HIGHWAY NO, 2 -- THICKSON RD. COLORED PATIO SLABS "And if we build well, the nation we are creating will indeed one day span a continent from sea to sea... Yes, DOMINION it will be!" The decision was made by Sir John A. 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KT NET AMAR MAA Dt DAS F . rey DA MAB UP Sd | | ore a a. 2s a oe » ata uCk A ass 48 oe A de ok oe A pee site 2 of ti CAMA ates ag vig cer tii ae t 2 Z ta Arena burned down, until the) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 24, 1967 FE MAJOR ROLE Children's Arena was erected) ------------- jand artificial ice put in at North) ss a Continued From 3F | Organization Leagues embrace|Oshawa, the Oshawa Minor} Hockey Association and gave ' , i ltenbac 'Kacndalt 'nore par.ithe mames of the many hard-|hockey in this city. the NHL "tag" and then there/three other age-limit groups,|Hockey Association officers car-| ~' xi ' ho Keay thal Chatipionshin hinan, have are Atoms, Novices and Pee/Atom, Pee Wee and Bantam. 'ried on with a grim determina-|Working_m 1 5 , Pp hac icavek ob Tila. cacioe Wees. We doubt if there is a com;|tion and hours of arduous work,|OMHA going in Oshawa, now. Gahawe ieliie Hockey povostons The Neighborhood Parks|munity anywhere that surpasses/playing all their games at Port| Some of these have been with ton teams captured ttt the Assoc, Pee Wee League em-|Oshawa in supplying organized|Perry Arena mainly on Satur- the organization for many years Bantam and Midget All-Ontarie braces almost 20 area teams|hockey for boys at the various|days. : ltoo. Several other former creat crowns. a truly ramatable and it is one of the largest Pee|"Minor" age levels. North Osh-| In the issue of the Oshawa ee 4 lachisoomeat Wee leagues in Canada. |awa rink, the Children's Arena;Times, on January 21 of this| Workers have passed on. whe Gnteso. 'Minor Hockey Oshawa Protestant Church|and now Civic Auditorium, pro-|year, to boost the annual "Minor| Murray Brant, who took over AevocicHan an aftilation Gf the Leagues have the boys playing|vide the facilities for this vast}Hockey Week In Canada" -- a/from Cliff Maddock as presi-|/ ' MAJOR ROLE from all ages, Mites up to Ban-| winter program. special story told of the opera-!dent, heads a fine group of Osh- SEE -- tams while the Catholic Youth! Back from 1953, when Oshawa tion of the Oshawa Minor'awa citizens, who, over the Continued on SOMETIMES It's Nice to Look Back! Especially lf You're 103 Years Old years have done much for minor Office and Plant: Ritson Road North, Oshawa -- Head Office, Toronto. Plants at Oshawa, Gananoque, Chatham: Milton. Advancing With Oshawa's Growth Since 1921 " In the year 1864, The Ontario Steel Products Co. Ltd. established their first factory near Gananoque, where they engaged in the manufacture of carriage springs and axles. Since that time the company has continued to expand and eventually this expansion took shape in the erection of new factories at Chatham, Oshawa, and Milton. Today the Ontario Steel Products Company Limited produces the bulk of chassis springs for the automotive industry of Canada. Its service to the motoring publie and to the citizens of Oshawa and district has been great through its production of springs, bumpers and other essential parts used in the automotive in- dustry. The motto of the Ontario Steel Products Company Limited is to keep one step ahead of the times and as new and better manufacturing ways appear they will be the FIRST to adopt them, One of Oshawa's Oldest and Most is ote | PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES We of the Ontario Steel Products Manufacturers of . . . Co. Ltd. are proud to be a part of @ HOT WOUND COIL SPRINGS Oshawa and are happy indeed to @ EXTRUDED AND MOULDED PLASTICS ae © AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS SPRINGS Congratulate Canada on it's 100th Birthday ! ! 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