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oe e. € ae @. Bm TURNING POINT in last night's Ontario Hockey Asso- ciation junior "A" game at Hamilton between the Gen- erals and Red Wings appear- ed to come when John Clay- ton was tagged for holding a Hamilton player. Before play was whistled to a halt, how- ever, Oshawa's Chuck Gyles had been rammed _ heavily into the back boards but no penalty was called. On tele vision, coach Ike Hildebrand -appeared somewhat upset, and from this far away it ap- pears with justification. The score was 2-0 at the time and Red Wings quickly upped the score to 3-0 BILL YEO made an aus- picious debut for Generals in league play, but there it was again, four goals against. Well, there's one thing you can say for the club, it's con- sistent. Sunday night, Hilde- brand's charges entertain Ni- agara Falls Flyers, who, for a while, looked as if they were going to pile up a lengthy lead over the other contend- ers for first place in the league. GETTING BACK to last nights game, Generals couldn't get a sustained of- fensive going too often, but this was mainly because they were playing against an ex- perienced junior "A" club And any team coached by Bush makes few mistakes. He has his players well versed in the fundamentals of the game. He likes skaters, and with Fred Speck, Danny Law- son, Richard Petit and Renald LeClere he has his share of scooters, BUSH WAS recently com- paring the junior teams and in his estimation Generals don't come off too badly. He rates .Kitchener and Marl- boros as the clubs to beat for first place honors, despite Niagara Falls' fast start. He doesn't think Flyers have the over-all cast to challenge Marlboros and _ Kitchener, both of whom have quite a few holdovers from last year. Bush thinks Wings will 'finish in the top four, mainly be- cause although the club is only & THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 10, 1967 gi SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby OF The Times Staff realizing 60 per cent of its potential, it's bound to im- prove when the older players click and they start playing as a team THE HAMILTON -- coach rates Montreal fifth because the scouting staff recruited some good, young players. He rates Rejean Houle as one of the brightest professional prospects in the league. Jun- ior Canadiens traded three players to London for the right" Winger. "I'M GOING to give Osh- awa the nod over St' Cath- arines because they also have done some good recruiting," Bush said. "They're a big, talented club."' Like everyone else, Bush thinks Generals will hold their own until Christmas dnd then _ start moving as the younger play- ers get their skating legs. Of course, junior hockey teams, like race horses, are actually impossible to handicap. SHOULD BE a good week- end at Civic Auditorium, with Niagara Falls here for a Sun- day night meeting with Gen- erals, There's quite a bit of feeling between the two for mer Boston Bruins' farm clubs. And former Niagara Falls' players Dune Wilson and Jim Whittaker would like nothing better than to hand the EMMS' twosome, Hap and son Paul, a setback in their first meeting of the season. And don't forget, it's prize night as the 1,000,000th cus- tomer for Civic Auditorium is expected to go through the gates sometime in the eve- ning. SATURDAY NIGHT, Ivan Davie and Jim Cherry bring their Whitby Lasco Steelers to Civic Auditorium for a clash with Bob Heard and Bob Dionne's Oshawa Crushmen. The two junior "B" clubs haven't been rivals long, just three years now, but it's been loud as to which is playing in a better league. Crush- men earned an exhibition win in Whitby earlier this year, so Davie and company will be | trying a little harder for the | equalizer. Oshawa Minor Clubs Split Exhibition Hockey Games ie an. an = ip 'DONEVAN FOOTBALL TEAMS SET FO Donevan Collegiate Insti will bid for a grand slam Central Ontario Second School Association football play- as Blue Devil juniors and seniors engage in offs tomorrow final competition. tute "We will stand a fa in chance if the weather lary We will do a lot more has two good ends and r better league play, allowing only 44 and also is nice. points against passes to passing ing position. IMPRESSIVE OPPOSITION than running because we have a ; very good passer in quarter- Belleville Collegiate Institute Bee pee 8 Rik. eam back Les Minacs. Our squad juniors certainly can't be by quarterback Paul Whalen, four counted out by any means George Bateman, Terry Wesley, several key put his team in scor- threw mainly two one nmnn nm R COSSA FINALS "Quinte has a really big team, cornerbacks real test, as they, haven't met opposition as good so-far this year. Our running, blocking and Allman, Gary McDonald, Tut- ton, Izdebski, Smith, Rose, the whole team has played excep- tionally well this year. Donevan led the league in both offence and defence, with 135 points for and only 28 points against. team. , Our will have a a running The seniors travel to Belle- very good receivers." They come into th ri Harold Townsend and Barr: our whole offence should play i ? ville for a game. against Quinte Jim Zarowny, Les Kiraly, Jeff pe albes oe pi oes ube Burnet : : : well. Greg Medinski and taste ner cosy thie dhe Seelias on Saturday, and the juniors Henderson, Russ Arbuckle, ung strong team, A re Tutton will carry most of the champion, would have to be remain home for a. game Larry Buckley and Wayne Suds- cent 25-6 whipping over Stewart SENIORS SCOUTED running load, due to injuries. rated as slight favorites, due to aedelgenesei ote' bs pid cave Saves ie vg Auburn of Peterborough and a John Elliott, Donevan's senior » Mike Rose, Terry Smith and Joe their past record. They have 1:30 eit sce : apliresdernre ond aeenee the jack-of-all-trades' by the name coach, says he has scouted the ey Leber cog bd ye won 20 straight games in a :30 p.m. ' , ve Wri : ey interceptions for us this sigs Jim Craigen, coach of the offence' was the best in the of Dave Wright. senior opposition and his team year." two-year span, have lost only junior squad, said he hopes for league, scoring 114 points while Wright, a fullback, scored two will have a real test on its Andy Kit, the first string one game in three years and good weather. the defence was runner-ups in touchdowns, booted one convert, hands. quarterback, Ron Joseph, Drew that was in overtime. <5 e |pending his release from te itis me ie / bis ' hls TWO ALBERT COLLEGE PLAYERS PIN BOWMANVILLE BALL CARRIER ... Albert College Won The COSSA Senior 'B' Title With A 29-22 Victory Albert College Wins Thunderbirds HAMILTON _ (Staff) |Yeo, after sitting out games of the current = an Oshawa Generals |barrage from Hamilton Red Wings. Yeo, who remained inactive jattack for two periods jthrough in the final frame to defeat Generals 4-1. jwere the Red Wing marksmen, while Fred O'Donnell counted Generals' lone goal. | After the two clubs battled |through a scoreless first period, F |Hamilton led 1-0 after the sec- ond and outscored the Generals |3-1 in the third. Yeo was tested early in the game when Wings' Gary Coalter fired a point-blank shot on a two-on-one situation and was robbed on a spectacular save by the Generals' goaltender. At the 12-minute mark, Rick Petit sparked a Hamilton flurry, taking two quick shots, both of which were kicked out by Yeo. On the same play, a Red Wing) drive bounced off the Oshawa m | goal post. Dale Tallon was the main of- fensive threat for the Generals in the first period, making some fine moves and forcing Hamil- ton goaltender Gerry Gray to come up with excellent stops on three occasions. Joe Robertson was lost to the Generals at 15:47 when he was handed a 10-minute misconduct and a game misconduct after a verbal exchange with the ref- eree. Yeo Busy Fellow In Junior "A' Bow the |tacular save early in the period |Sudbury club he played on last When, lying flat on his back, a jyear, frustrated the Red Wing Red Wing shot hit his upraised| soan-pierre Bordeleau of Mont- last glove and bounced to the corner|rea) broke a 2-2 tie with four |night, before Hamilton broke of the rink. Cal Russell with two goals|tangled at the 2:54 mark, and and Fred Speck with a single | both were sent off with five- | a mm 4 Billjton's first goal, at 8:10 of the|sweep checking just won't work eight|second period. Coulter fought/in this league. Ontario|for possession of the puck and Hockey Association Junior "'A"|passed it to the side of the goal/to-34 on the game. Eight pen- schedule, took to the ice last/crease, where Climie was wait-|alties were awarded to the Gen- night for his first appearance in|ing unprotected. Climie bangedjerals and seven to Hamilton. uniform jit and was greeted with a 50-shot;chance on the play. | " Hamilton outshot Oshawa 51- behind Yeo who had no} Official attendance was 1,789, react we) Pen taly Pe pang iri |Montreal Junior Canadiens Ves pullel of his most goee- nee Wye Onis 1031 seconde . while shorthanded to defeat Pe- terborough Petes 4-3. Goals by Rejean Houle and Oshawa's Bryan Slywohuk [minutes ne pases De. and Hamilton's Lee Carpenter|Socee Norm Descowau of Peterborough was in the penalty box when they scored. Houle got anotherggbal earlier and Guy Lapfifife "scored the night was thrown in the closing|C@nadiens' other goal. Trevor seconds of the period, when|Conn, Dick Redmond and Rick Generals' Peter Nevin caught | Macleish replied for the Petes. teammate O'Donnell, with a hip} ogwawa: goal, Bill Yeo, Dunc wile during play deep in the Hamil-| son; defence, Clayton, Stewart, Whit- ton zone. | taker, Gyles, Bedard; forwards, Watson, minute fighting penalties. One of the best checks of the ; Morenz, Boldirev, Slywchuk, O'Dennell, Hamilton broke out for three |Tajion," Nevin, 'Quintilian, Robertson. goals in five minutes in the |Seagrist, Dussiaume. third period, before Oshawa, HAMILTON: goal, Gray, Rutherford; seh g |defence, Hare, Smith, Gibbons, C. ° came through with its only tally | ter, Mcinally; forwards, Manery, Climie, of the night. |Petit, Hatoum, Russell, Trevelyan, Coal- Russell's first goal, at tela em Adair, Speck, Lawson, Le- 5:00 mark, came off a hard shot from Climie, which Yeo froze in eer rerion his pads for a split second be-| or ne oe : . jes: ibbon: 740; 2103 fore it dribbled through and) robertson (misconduct | and game fe Russell knocked it into the net.|conduct) 15:47; Manery 17:47; Oshawa (team penalty) 19:44, Speck scored his goal on a rebound that bounced in front _ SECOND PERIOD of the Oshawa net and which| ' Hamilton, Climie ia he promptly slammed past Yeo.| penaities: Slywchuk (mafor) 2:54: Yeo was caught on the throat|Carpenter (maior) 2:54; Stewart 4:24; with a hard drive by Renald Tallon 12:28; Climie 15:48. LeClere at the 15:00 mark, but THIRD PERIOD was not seriously hurt, and] 2 Hamilton, Russell stayed in the Oshawa net for| Asana, Trevelyan): - 5:00 the remainder of the game enn epee d : (Hatoum, ie j Oshawa coach Ike Hildebrand| 4 comes Rect ig said after the game, "We're| (Adair, Climie) 9:32 just not playing rough, tough arctan Ry eel sks , Fy te43 'allon, Morenz. 4 6 hockey, we're just not hitting.| p. cities. smith 2:00; Climie 5:05; The boys have to realize that!stewart 5:42; Clayton 6:17; Petit 18:00, Kelly-C Upset IV By THE CANADIAN PRESS, A talented array of minor Jea- guers staged one of the National Hockey League's early season upsets Thursday night while De- | troit Red, Wings, supported by rookie goalie Roy Edwards net- minding and vith verable Gor- die Howe setting them up, snapped a three-game losing streak. : - | Los Angeles Kings, whose || only established NHLer in the Ja draft was goalie Terry | Rawehak. smothered Toronto Maple \Leafs 4-1 a: Los Angeles -- to hand the defending Stanley Cup champions their first loss © in five games. And at Detroit, Edwards al- lowed-only a first-period goal to get by him while Howe took over the league scoring leader- ship with two assists as the Wings romped to a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh Penguins. The Leafs-Kings encounter was billed as a meeting of the division leaders with Toronty Custis Has Bu Playing His T HAMILTON (CP) -- Coachjs Rernie Custis has tried to instil] p his Burlington Braves with the speed, versatility, pride and|2 confidence he once possessed as | a quarterback. It looks as if he f has succeeded. is After 14 consecutive victories,|y which include the conference, provincial and Eastern Canada c titles, the Braves of the Ontario|b Junior Football Conference are}e travelling to Regina to mect Ed-| V monton Wildcats in the Cana-|vy dian junior final Sunday. r Custis, quarterback witht Hamilton Tiger Cats of the Ca-|" nadian Football Conference dur- ing the early 1950s, thinks, as|§ any coach would, that his team|S is as good as any junior team/& going. Pp To beat the Wildcats, Braves must overcome a nine-| year jinx on eastern teams. Not since Parkdale Lions defeated|P Winnipeg Rods 20-13 in 1957, has an'Fastern team held the na- > tional title. i BRAVES NOT BIG | By junior standards, the le Braves are not-a big team. Only |e 10 of their 28 starters weight 200 w pounds or more. The biggest is|g defensive tackle Dave Molnar at! 280. Defensive end John Jukes)a goes at 210 but Custis says "he!n is as fast as any halfback." His linebackers--Adrian Tay-|t) lor, Dave Hutton, John Moro|a and Mike Legedza--are allis: 1 the tl Oshawa Juvenile All-Starsjgoing a little rought last night! came out on the short end of ajagainst Ajax Junior C's as the| a Poor defensive play behind 9-1 game against the Ajax Jun-|Ajax club had little trouble in| a Ni Ja ars the Oshawa net led to Hamil-| ° gee Nee "cand and Oshawa Pee disposing of the Oshawa team. C OSSA F t | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Wee All-Stars dumped Whitby) Bill Morrison po wo O ba 1 e Thunderbirds nipped Ja y Pee Wees 7-0 in prong oe Resa aoe ag pines, Tony O 36-35 sp q ate phe ned ° : National League ey action at the ildren's|Turner, | / aterson, Terry Cougars 27-20 in an Oshawa Eastern Division Arena last night. : | Rowland, Sandy Ferguson, BOWMANVILLE (Sta ff) --|touchdowns for the losers./College to gain possession of}Recreation Department Ladies' WLT F APt ' Scoring for Oshawa pee wees|John Sweiles, Huch Cope an Albert|Parks also added tw tie ball ! 'ag: A a Penalties, fumbles and rt} also adde 0 con- tie ball. Basketball League doublehead was shared by Peter Fal-|Don Crumb each added singles!}(jjiece hurt Bowmanville High|verts . Penalties hurt the losers, asjer played recently | Toronto 8.5 1 83 32 1/P Jaise, Glenn Kirkham, i are 'y git ting pe the(School_ yesterday as the team) Albert College opened thethey lost more than one first| Sharron Sneddon led the| Detrcit 7:5 1 46 43 15/8 age poy Mae tami love oe ps Dithws in 7 ne from Belleville defeated Bow-\scoring early when Aub scored down due to an infraction. In|Thunderbird attack with 17| New York 6 3 3 40 3115 rome sa ena. Relea ing cause preach Pyle by Bigg seco ied a a short running play. aie way poll ple ga ort ge ga tahe Uo MB tg Foo | 'a Boston 622 40 26 ule Oshawa Juveniles found the Plas an Sigg Minor Hockey! <hool Association secon 8! ee took . +t oe tities in a row for variour|D Malinowski. with foun - 2 Montreal 5 4 3 26 28 13)q --_--___--__--_--_------|Association bantam major\; ' when Morrison an evi ; isa bd ; : : 8 lgame, B'Nai B'Rith overcame|{ootball title here. scored quick touchdowns, and|ncidents 'i | Carol --_ gin ig Pie ® Chirage 23 Se Ee Women Open la 2-0 deficit' in the third period} Grer ggone ae Parks converted both The LAST ; hjPeg eed age Kathy OMe. : hg "er ae to claim a 2-2 tie with Cana-/Von Au anale SCOring|extra two points came on a} | : ; Los Angeles b i ; z dian Corps \for the winners. Birchel and|safety touch. NIGHT 5 FIGHTS jae three, Kathy Marshall Pittsburgh 5 7 2 33 36 12/K Men's S iel | Mike' Noonan and Tony Slog-/Aub scored two touchdowns) pBirche! scored on a pass Portland, Me.--Jimmy Mc- ey? bo ey 8 two -- 12 Phila. 443 21 2311 p gett scored for Canadian Corps\each while Plut kicked fourirom pyut, and Plut kicked two Dermott, 167, Holyoke, Mass,,| Carol Roughley ot Minnesota = 4 4 327 31 11} ',niwith Craig MacLeod andiSingles and a convert : outpointed Freddie Williams,|points to lead Mustangs to a St. Loul £4 SB Be Helen Lord of Trenton RCAF\™ g. x nd} .,,(singles and a convert, to make! i7--° New York. 10 victory over Cougars bs LOUIS | 2 saa ul of Wayne Patfield tallying for) Bill Morrison Larry Devittlthe score 16-15 at half time. 3, New York, 10. | ; i Oakland 20 3 90 4 7 Curling inh and Neve. Pau °1B Nai B'Rith land Guy Parks picked up| The turning point of the| Philadelphia--Joe Shaw, 148, Sue Marlowe with seven. wa viaus's Hesalle Iz Toronto FICKE _ ng ie eae s PEATE RAAD EEA ------------|pame came when Bowmanville| New York, knocked out C. L \Carol Roberts with four and inteday # neen | Skating Club will open se 5 ded lLewis, 145, Philadelphia, 1 Judy Spencer and Doreen Toronto 1 Los Angeles 4 IF month-long Ontario Dunlop In-| Sh h d d W d ill joo agin' ye poate 'ae a eae K oars with two each, rounded Pittsburgh 1 Detroit 5 | itational Bonspiel at Whitby} t | SERPPLY| MtY, --Klyo- the i vin- 's G Ch ting Club tonight at 7:30 or an e 00 Vl e |penalties. Parks attempted to|hide Yuzudo, 122, Japan, and|cers, ee ee Chica bag gn nal ay i p.m. ia out of the hole, but Bir-|Soo-Kang-Suh, 122, Korea, drew,| Aggie Thrower paced the arenth at Minnesota } Both Mrs. Lord and Mrs chel, anticipating the play, cut/12. Cougars with seven points, Oakland at Boston Paul will be bringing their] 0 atc or e = ons oe hong vie pe p ogghonte ea Seoul, South Korea--Kang|while Marilyn Schultz with six, st. canis at Pittsburgh rinks intact that met in On- ened eae Samie sy cha and | Chunwon, 125%, South Korea,|Linda Vanderzwet three, Anne ee dave G tario playdowns last year, and : : : sideli ees a AIb sagt the!outpointed Tony Desolio, 126,/Bronsema and Ann Smith, two Sua hs "eae are 100 forward to renew-| By CLIFF GORDON |penalty box for tripping. Mc-|S ; nes pu ert College! philippines, 10. 'points each, also scored, Montreal at Detroi ing their rivalry on the ice in) WHITBY -- Mel-Rons_ last|Arthur was the goal-getter on ahead - the first time in the|---- aa Philadelphia at Boston a Dunlop preview night chalked up their first win|this occasion. Elmer Tran and|8ame. The convert attempt was GiREENWOOD Oakland at New York The Ontario Dunlop Invita-|\of the season at the local Arena|Middleton added goals before blocked St. Louis at Chicago tional Bons Committee felt}as they stopped the shorthanded|the period ended with Mel-Rons|. Plut added two more singles A Juni 1g it most appropriate to open the|Woodville Maroons 11-4 in On-|leading 7-2 before Bowmanville could get VOLKSWAGEN Post Time 1 P.M. oe ge a month long men's bonspiel by/tario Hockey Association Inter-| The third period was wide Pack on the scoreboard ' fr featuring two of the finestimediate hockey action lopen, with mies tossed in Parks went over on a quar- AUTHOR ERD SAEs AND een ice Saturday ! bel sbg Falls ; : : zs : women's teams in the province Maroons arrived with seven|Whitby managed four goalsiterback sneak to bring the : roronto "iy 4 er "~~ |players and no goalie for the| with the losers counting two. |'redmen' from Bowmanville to PICKERING CAR CENTRE H $10,000 added Horometer Stakes a i ; : MH at game. The balance of their} Noyt action for the locals wil]|Within one point of the 'men in On Baseline "2 Mile East of Harwood. Ajax, Ont, | | 3-year-olds and upward, foaled in Canada 1 mile & 3/16 a aat 95 12 players are up north, deer hunt-)p, Sunday night in Little Bri black' from Belleville. Offers So i | oe : $ ; hi 40 10 1 i ing. or v cle Tarryiya:. ' z 'ers Some | ondon 5 5 q C TODAY mes oe they claimed. Garryitain and this game is t. Aub put the damper on things | } mg 2 7 7 HOCKEY Kennedy, a spare goalie with) tor Whitby The ibe al asecutive when he scored after a Bow- AMERICAN USED CARS | | St a : ; Mel-Rons, donned the big pads|,,.). ei: neg manville fumble ¢ : At Wholesale Price. All cars in A-1 condition | | Oshawa 3.5 1 90 36 7b OHA Junior "B' Metro plans to take a bus to the game umble allowed Albert | | 32 League -- Whitby Lacco Stee (for the visitors and played al Any an interested are to be at) Open Till 9 P.M., Saturday 6 P.M. Sedna ee eE me Wee <: Wes. |Standout game, despite the 1/ipe pink & ae See i satya ar restos Dace We rata go by Mitac al all TELEPHONE 942-1881 | | OSHAWA Phureday's Ress Ar i T a _ rf 4 c « | yt Brian Fletcher was the big! SSR *Mel-Re Al | a { Oshawa 1 Hamilton 4 ls FOOTBALL gun for Whitby, with four goals pleying-- a R Faigle Wa $ } -- onsite FREE PARKING Montreal 4 Peterborough 3 iy COSSA ; Jr. 'B Final and one assist. as the big wing-| wa. 'the Fer of the Carling - Tonight's Games \H y eee s leit Rs Bele BS hin dsc of few Whitby play-|player-of-the-game award ere wit : } A Montreal at Niagara Fails if borough) vs Bowmanville. at jers who really appeared to be p a ONE MILLIONTH Abosinen Hamilton at Kitchener | Bowmanville campus, 1:30 'pulling his weight | | | wrings Toronto at Ottawa y "ts ak 'ready cash | Ae a : cals were Elmer Tran, with a | re Combination OHA Senior SATURDAY pair and one helper, Ronnie | { | +t ca Galt ' 7 FA a7 7 Moore, with one and three, Eric | ADMISSION indows -- Doors 7a q | -- NHI Novtee (Christie, Lynn Middleton, John | Damas Veectecneaamoad Coll' wood 6 2 1 33 27:18 f j * | , 33 18 League -- Bruins vs Cana- |Vesters and John Goddard. | When you have a good Prime Windows Guelph 6 41 39 3 diens, 12 - 1 p.m. and Detroit Gary Rowbotham and big | | thing going, it pays not C.M.H.C. Accepted preety : : 4 : MM iq y ] > 1:00 - McArthur each. scored tw ' : i i --_--_--_-- ' ve Maple Lents, 1:00 - 2:00, |McAZthus cach, sored fwice fr Believe it or not, ofter just 3 years the Oshawa |} fochange it.The taste of fs Tomo 4 8 0 OHA Junior *B' Exhibition |. "Caught the local detence Civic Auditorium will receive their one millionth | good thing. And we jf Patie Doors Belleville = 36 1 32 35 7 Whitby Lasco Steelers vs Osh: [ity te eof wwany timee, customer on SUNDAY NOV. 12. A 50 dolfar bond haven't changed it for a - Woodstock 2 5 2 31 37 6 awa Crushmen; at Civic Audi- |"@Pping for one of many times, | ti N ill Shelters for " Orillia 28 0 28 52 4 torium, 7:15 p.m Rowbotham was the sniper on plus other prizes will be awarded the lucky person. || PNG Hie: Teel ve ee --Bus Stops End Screen and pale oS this one, as he caught the short : : ; : Because this friendly --Parking Lots iE CURLING, o side with Campbell appearing Prizes and gifts will be given to'other Auditorium {| blend of superb whiskies --Gas Pump Islands Storm Window troubles CONTINENTAL | Dunlop Invitational Bonspiel |to make the save and then los- A . | does a very simple thin -- sixteen top teams at Whit- ing possession of the puck with patrons. This gala event will take place SUNDAY, | Si makes your anes Jalousins FOREVER ... . Install . STEAM BATH | wy Comite Club, starts at 8:30 it railing into the net a NOV. 12 -- 7:15 p.m. at the Junior "A" hockey ff] ° taste better. We think : op ae -- & H -™. letcher got his first of four y : | ' cai inum Sidi | wooweatt with a blistering shot just $4] game. Don't miss the celebration -- you may be belle Tradition worth era ; Re ee ALL . nds latter. Fletcher o, : ing. '4 . COSSA Senior Final -- Dor ic oy te Pils 2 Lisi i the millionth admission to the Oshawa Civic Audi- be seer rapt 0 Monday Special see 2 a SI t. i i creening oO! evan Collegiate vs Quinte; |Jater - is g 1 See See gett (RM, tn om bers on i NIAGARA FINANCE | 'orm! chenley TRADITION | ne L ! pugnyped ellevil , |Rons never looked back. Chris- eniey Aluminum Doors (2 p.m. te 11 p.m.) | p.m |tie and Fletcher, again, made it COMPANY LIMITED : and Windows Showroom and Factory : : | COSSA Junior Final--Belle- |4-1 at the end of the first period ILA It makes your drink 95 ATHOL ST. EAST osHaw All other deys, men only ville Co le Donevan re W ney ane it 5-1 before 286 KING STREET W. eal t tt | sar Enamel p ; -- OSHAWA 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. } Col te; Donevan campus, oodville capitalized on a man , we : tas' be : inishes Optional 1:30 p.m. |advantage with Dennis in the| Re ae sch aeuid | See PD ' ee '| cal ets ge Prego gel |