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HN mer Om, Open, ee ee Ce @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, November 24, 1967 WEEKEND ACTION for the hockey fans is especially at- tractive with old rivals of the special opposition category visiting both our Crushmen and Generals. Tonight, it's Kingston Frontenacs at the Civic Auditorium, While Osh- awa Crushmen have plenty of trouble handling both Cobourg Cougars and Peterborough Don Byes, the keenest rival- ry, reaching back to the for- mation of the Crushmen Jun- ior 'B' club, has. been between Kingston and Oshawa. Crush- men are currently tied for second place with Cobourg and they'd like nothing better than to grab a win over King- ston tonight and so move back up alongside the league- leading Liftlock City crew. Crushmen play back in King- ston on Tuesday. TORONTO MARLIES are here tomorrow night and that's always a special occa- sion in the life of an Oshawa hockey fan, Teams come and go but for perennial rivalry, which has existed for years, there's nobody a _ Generals team would rather beat than Toronto's "Dukes". So sound the tocsin -- the Marlboros are invading Oshawa on bath night and it's their first visit of this season's Junior 'A' schedule. Coach Ike Hilde- brand will have his charges up for this one and if they can pull out a win tomorrow night, it will greatly improve their position in the league race. It's a back-to-back week- Associate Sports Editor chestra, who had a two-week stand at Expo '67 and is cur- rently holding forth at "Ports Of Call", has been secured for the Generals' dance. Tick- et sale centres will be set up and table reservations for groups of a stipulated num- ber will be arranged. There'll be the usual hats, favors, noise-makers, lucky spot prizes, etc., but there's also a special prize. Each pur- chaser of a ticket for the Gen- erals' New Year's Eve dance will also receive four hockey tickets for the Junior 'A' league matinee game on New Year's Day, when Marlboros visit Oshawa again. WHITBY RINKS face the acid test in the 2nd annual Dunlop Bonspiel tomorrow. Four rinks from the host club are entered in the big event and all are scheduled for ac- tion in tomorrow's draws, Bill Legros, Bill Peterson and Al Morrison skipping their rinks in the early 8:30 a.m, draw and Bill Gresham's foursome starting at 11:00 o'clock. Bob Lawrie of Unionville, Ken Newartk and Dave Reynolds from Orillia, Karl Asmusson Sr., from Kitchener and "Jake" Fdwards of Kingston are just a few of the top- name curling skips who will tL on hand tomorrow. The "Dunlop" is truly a prestige event, attracting the top rinks of the province. Alfie Phil- lips won it last year an went on to win the Canadian Brier. The "Dunlop" could be an- -L9Y .SPnPe Rr prnrprasrarr sei i COURTICE CAPTAIN JOHN OYLER AND COACH GEORGE VANDERKUUR ... flanked by cheerleaders (left to right) Laurie Lambert, Nadine Potopchuk, Danielle LaCroix | Courtice UPS MIM, BHM Aw A |. 'Mel-Rons Have Fe Port Perrys Expense By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY -- Whitby Mel-Rons |? unleashed their most potent scoring attack last night and|h' bombed the Port Perry Flamingos 13-5 here at Whitby Arena. The win was sweet revenge for the 4-2 defeat handed the Mel-Rons in their first meeting with the Port Perry team and prompted some fans to remind us that the Mel-Rons rolled the the Whitby camp. John Vesters was dangerous every time he fiery little redhead of the Mel- Rons was top point man with Wills, Tran and Lynn Middleton each added singles cause, for the losers with Cliff Crad- Iso added a pair of goals and ad the puck. Elmer Tran, the goal and four assists. Lloyd Seymour, "Lucky" Brian Fletcher, George in the winning Dale McNenly scored a pair Lorne Campbell, brother of the local goalie, Matt. It was 11-3 after 40 minutes and then the final of 13-5, per- haps one of the most one-sided scores in the league to date. Mel-Rons are hoping they can keep up their torrid scoring pace next Thursday night, when they play host to Little Britain. This same team dumped the locals 8-3 in their last meeting up in Little Britain. stuffing out of the "Tart Kings". /dgcx, Neil Pascoe and John Mc- WLT Pts. For Whitby it was a fine all-|Millan each adding one. Sunderland 4019 round team effort with Mike) Mel-Rons appeared goal hun-|Little Britain 3028 Gray making his®first appear-| sry in the first frame as they|Whitby $24 ance and showing the way in/snowed under the Flamingos. |Uxbridge 2137 a goal-scoring way as he trig-| It was 8-1 at the end of the|Port Perry 3406 gered a trio of goals. It wasifirst as Whitby scored four|Newcastle 2204 enough to win him the Carling's/goals in 41 seconds, showing no|Keswick 1313 player of the game" award. {mercy on former teammate! Woodville 6500 Ron Moore added a pair of markers and as many assists for one of his better nights in Wins Title the Central Ontario Secondary) School Association championship with a 2-0 vic- tory over Trinity College School in Port Hope recently. Courtice entered the final after Don Westlake scored a goal after one half-hour of over- time to give Courtice a 1-0 vic- tory over Trenton in the semi- final. Don Westlake and John Ham- ilton scored the goals for Court- tice in the final against Trinity College. Sam Reyenza recorded both shutouts in the nets for Cour- a a SOCCE€Ir/by downing Hamilton 4-3 on the} Oshawa Tanen Wings' home ice. | six-game _ winning Junior Habs Edge Wings Gain Share Of Second By THE CANADIAN PRESS : Montreal Junior .Canadiens Courtice Secondary School|pulled into a second-place tie soccer team topped an un-|with Hamilton Red Wings in the defeated season by capturing|Qntario Hockey Association MacLeish and, Trevor Conn scored the other Peterborough goals while 'London's Barry Boughner was serving a major for butt-ending. | unior A series Thursday night In other action, Peterborough Petes scored three goals in the third period to beat London Na- tionals 4-2 in Peterborough. The Petes and London are still in the bottom half of the Standings, but Montreal. pulled head of Kitchener Rangers for share of second place with 21 points, six behind first-place Ni- agara Falls Flyers. The Montreal victory broke a streak by Wins Opener Windy winter weather greet- ed 93 shooters at the Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club for the first Lower Lakes League team shoot of the winter season. Two perfect scores by Wil- bur Newland and Al Wood led the Oshawa team to first place over nine other teams. ast, a he Mc ~» BOSTON BRUINS, just missed on this play in first period of last night's Na- tional Hockey League game against New York Rang- Backstr As Hab 'By THE CANADIAN PRESS jd A fired-up Montreal Cana-|f diens team snuffed out Chicago/p Black Hawks' nine-game Nation-|ri al Hockey League winning! streak Thursday night in a ea victory paced by Ralph Back-lir strom's three goals With star centres . Jean Beli-', veau and Henri Richard on thelg other preview this year! OFF THE CUFF -- Ric Sheridan, member of the Osh- awa Skeet and Gun Club, who won the Canadian 410 division title in the Canadian shotgun end engagement, with Gen- erals playing right back in Maple Leaf Gardens on Sun- day afternoon. REMEMBER WHEN Osh- awa Blue Devils used to hold injured list, Backstrom another! J veteran centre, also assisted on| © 'two others. la c In the only other game, Bos-| 9 Hamilton and marked the Wings' first loss 'at home in eight games. Jean-Guy Gratton, Bernard Gagnon,-Rejean Houle and Paul Lessard scored for Montreal. Doug Branton and Don Hub- bard each had 49 x 50 and "Ric" Sheridan 48 x 50 totalling 246 x 250. Oshawa led Brant- ford, which finished second by nine birds and St. Catharines tice. COURTICE: Bob Traviss, John Werry, Joe Hircock, Sam | Oshawa Juveniles Tie Lindsay 5-5 [Brews soba Over, Des West shawa battled Lindsay to a|Don Barager, Don Archer, Ken -- 53 'Whitby Curlers Facing 'weenie ver « TOUGH Dunlop' Opposition. } eaton Bruins downed New York Rangers 4-2. ley Mustangs continued their un-| Th Its lifted the Bruins} e results ruins their dances at the GM Audi- championships, will be one I torium and then in later years of the guests at the Ontario [defeated march through the| 5-5 fle in a Lakeshore Juvenile|4Shton, Don Rogers, Jim Pot-/Danny Lawson scored twice for|was third with a 233 x 250 nan ' a : Oshawa Generals held their Government's Sports Awards |Oshawa Recreation Depart-) 1, ' ; ee i |ter, Harold Leach, Neil Tink|}Hamilton, bringing his season's : x 200. 'into a 22-point first-place tie social nights at the same site? dj next Monday ment's. Ladies' Basketball) WHITBY -- Third bracket ofjwinners from Orillia and Gerry|hockey game played at the/and John Hamilton. total to 18 goals, while Cal Rus-|pcte sus are tre Sone mth idle Toroato Maple Leafs/t If you remember, it's a LOST AND FOUND -- Wood. {League schedule, with a 43-34| he ce age Bhogal eigen Probert of Avonlea, skip of last/Children's Arena last night. | SEASON RECORD sell got the other : ae cae gee ere ed ee Ga it wee ; cals aes 4 e vi ver th hunderbirds, Invitational Bonspiel" goes thisjyear's Ontario 'Colts' cham- 5 TA = q . Leturneau, G. Brown, L. "while Canadiens, with 20, took pleasant memory -- A oe Park Juvenile girls were ert ay we under birds: saturday at the Whitby Curling|pions, Tom Dart led Oshawa with) | LAKESHORE In the Peterborough game|Luffman, K. Smith, A. Brock, 7: fourth place from thes ig v4 did recor ae ay get 7" pig nae i, {ning was provided by the|Club and the draw finds all four} Curling fans in the area are|tWo goals while Jim Nesbitt, pac eg Mf a 0 . Bob Black scored twice for the|Mark Brown, Max Brown, Ted Rangers, 19. Detroit is third!" re at che de ik the dacikion the York Centra wi g atter (Jaguars, who battled grimly be- £ the host club's bonspiel en-|welcome at the Whitby Club|/Dave Mosier and Art Browson Courti . 10 Di sare 1 Petes, including a shot into an/Brown, J. Hughes, L. Moffatt, Wwith 21 and Chicago sixth, 17. -- G ie? lab the league es lay. (fore yielding to the Cougars,|tries in action. |tomorrow and next Friday and|added singles steals 2 'Pi cinders open net while London goalie|P. Moffatt, H. Sweetmann, J. ) Backstrom, who scored one|tc by the re ie Ge al Willowdale defaulte A Pay" 147-34. ; |_ Rinks skipped by Bill LeGros,|Saturday, to watch the games, : : Courtice 2, Pickering 1 Don Marlow was on the bench|Noordman, H. Sweetman and al Wednesday night whenjai ge sll v5 sofa digg er . date. Kontera ii Marilyn Schultz played her(Bill Peterson and Al Morrison|All six major event playdowns| Randy Robinson with two, eos 4 tern ce for another attacker. RickiE. Cornish. ontreal beat St. Louis Blues|le oaat. Grouna ork wt cakek: pe my the, newly ereahived [best game pf the season, sink- ey their bid ae mone i st la be concluded on December|/Gary Parks, Jim Munroe and 'aa ue #1, registered twice in the open- E way at a meeting last night Woodview Juvenile girls' |ing several spectacular Reape bane larcgn. Met Aa et Bill. : Sandy Flack with singles hand-| Courtice ' jing period and once in the sec- , shots, as she piled up a total\Gresham's rink is in the 11:00) This Saturday's draws are as : ourtice 1, Trenton 0 'ond session at Chicago. He now pst ed grrr out Hawk sack in ts MEL of 16 points to make a major|2-™. draw, each facing stern op-|follows: led the scoring for Lindsay. | Courtice 2, Trinity 0 BI TRADE-I Epes seven goals for the season. 8 ae . rte lithe thnk he Sbution: 5 '|position in this power-packed r - -- : ; ce | ct will be a very special event race, with their recent come. [contribution fo the Cougars'|oy.¢j0) ih 01 BUNSHDACS (8:00 A.M. DRAW | is sehr Heoatceal' goals soenil and it is hoped that it will also back but did you see what | Cougars Jed 23-14 at halftime| Feature in Saturday's action| Bill Aldridge, Mississauga, | fo Claude Larose and Yvan| be a financially successful Montreal Canadiens did to |, ?'una Jaguars tougher. in|Will be some of the best-known|district representative in the| @) id A Mmpu Pe onranver -- purpose of the oe it gg os the second half, as they fought|cUtlers from across the prov- ene ornare: playdowns at | e ePe 4 : oy ee, Benes Ue NE eda c eri 7 iuch im-|ince, including Ontario Seniors|Tillia, vs Bill LeGros, Whitby. | "| LEADS BRUINS hi Mrs. Harry Hughes, Liberty |@ck grimly with a much im champion Karl Asmusson, Sr.,| Ken Newark, Orillia, Gover-| $7.00 On Ambassador Only + At Boston, veteran John{|d | Bucyk led the Bruins into the'N proved performance. | CAROUSEL INN will be the street north, Bowmanville, is Abie Bronsecia, wilh 2 of Kitchener; "Jake" Edwards,|nor-Generals winner 1967, vs scene of the Generals' New now in the NHL. Los Angeles ; ; \Kingston' : .{Bill Peterson, Whitby & d : ; + \points, again was top scorer for|Kingston's former Ontario rep "do re x bas Eve party, on Decem- Kings called up the 24-year- S85 eianars ann fc the game|resentative in "The Brier;" Al Morrison, Whitby, vs Bert! i c er 31. "Moe"' Charney sat in old defenceman from their Dave Reynolds and Ken|Louis, Tam Heather, 1967 club} \ oung ana | ' |with Aggie Thrower adding nine. Jaguars made it more of a |team effort, with Carol Hughes scoring 14 points while Kathy Newark, 1967 Governor-Generals|Champions. -- | Bob Lawrie, Unionville, On- tario representative at Quebec Winter Games 1967, vs Gerry McRae added 10, Sharon Law- Probert, 1967 Ontario Colts ler potted eight with Marg Carriers Tie champions. Hughes and Kathy Marshall Loca | each getting one. | ] 222 11:00 A.M. DRAW Mustangs took a 10-point lead, Murray MacGregor, Guelph, 22-12, over Thunderbirds in the} winner of Niagara Falls Bon- Springfield AHL farm team, early this week and he was with the Kings when they played Seals on Wednesday night. on the meeting and assured the executive that he'll put on a deluxe buffet (hot and cold choices) dinner. Jim Mc- Harg's well-known Toronto or- SPORTSCOPE HOCKEY | TONIGHT AT THE Civic | 'Signs With C By THE CANADIAN PRESS _|C: A young Canadian pitcher was) signed with a bonus and some 1i big names in the game changed 1s Letter Carriers and Local 222 TODAY OHA Junior 'A' League -- {first half but they needed them/fought to a 3-3 tie and IOF 1248|spiel, 1963, 64-65-66, vs "Jake'"' HOCKEY Toronto Marlboros vs Oshawa |because Thunderbirds outscored|trimmed Firefighters 5-1 in Osh-/Ed wards, Kingston, Ontario teams as the baseball world) OHA Junior 'B' Lakeshore /Generals; at Civic Auditorium the winners in the second half,jawa Minor Hockey Association/Brier representative 1960 and | swung into its off-season trading R League -- Kingston Fronte- (7:15 p.m. although they couldn't thwart/midget play at the Children's|winner Ottawa Bonspiel 1965 H HW H senso i activity bs nacs vs niger Crushmen; | CURLING pr ol good passing and ball!Arena last night. and '66 \ u ] orium . . Gaetan Groleau, 20, leading th at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 |control. : 15 ; om | ite ontreal juni in 2nd Annual Dunlop Bonspiel Sie Marlowe again played her Russ Arbuckle, Jeff W ilson| Doug Palmer, St. Catharines | "FREE TRAVEL POUCH" pitcher in the Montreal junior S contrat daver catamca late Bc ye and Frank Allison handled the|vs Doug Hiron, Toronto Avon- MIKE KEENAN 8:00 league for four years, went to OHA Junior 'B' Metro (os ot whitby Guniay Clab- beaten cane oa HOw Hiustang® | scoring for the 'postmen' whilellea, 1966 semi-finalist in Can- :00 P.M. ! With every new shaver purchased without Trade-In Se ee ; League -- Whitby Lasco ag * Bie a ee ne . ' ad -'Ron Griffin, Robert Lloyd and/ada Life Bonspiel. Limited Quantity on Travelling Pouch, Ist game draws at 8:30 a.m. jed by Carole Roughley with an/Rich Harrison were the goal- d Eben Named " Bill Gresham, Whitby, vs Kar! OSHAWA Steelers vs North York Steel- d : iy ley " if | and 11:00 a.m. jeven dozen. Doreen Roach pot- getters for Local 222. OSHAWA SHAVER : S; Nort : A a to fy ee ted eight points, Judy Spencer!" 7 oy Flynn motiad ¢ i eo pe Pie wrap sire 'uaa ws 'D' had five while Betty Crosmas ; y Flynn potted two goals/loo Granite, 1967 Ontario Seniors; Oshawa NHL Tyke League JR. B LEADERS land Carole Roberts cack Geka in leading IOF 1248 to their|champion. | Crushmen i op ayer " --Doubleheader, at Civic o apis Pair victory over Firefighters. Cam Davidson, Kitchener! SERVICE and SUPPLIES 7-3 } 's = x . - , i " a1 -- 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 [John Gray. (Coboura) 12 8 Nancy Puckrin made it a ge pioyd, heats Fors and|Glenbrier, vs Dave Reynolds, | vs. Repairs toall mokes of Electric Shavers Ph * pithy y A a ate a mm. im Gri bore) 1 i : ae 4 . stig i late et s great game with her 14-point|Wayne Barriage tallied singles|Orillia, 1967 Governor-Generals| nben, a 200-pound spiit en! Ce SATURDAY Gary cen one ee jeontribution for the Thynder-|to round out the scoring for the) winner. : | KINGSTON 39 ied ed se --_ University of Tarode Bless, ai - ars Kelly | Caen) $10 15 |birds. Carol March added nine,|winners. | Dr. John Brock of Oshawa,| M, Thursday was named Canada's! q¢ HOCKEY ¥ Bin Mapas Pisses ctu \Donna Clark five, Joan McClel-| Tom Lee scored the lone goaliwill be this Saturday's official' F top college football player. igu Protestant Church Leagues Gerry Welsh (Oshawa) 7 5 12\land four and Denise Malinow-|for the losers. \referee. . } ADULTS 75c CHILDREN 50c The 6-foot-2 Eben, chosen)ji¢ --at Civic Auditorium, 7200, 1Oe Soenan fon ree § 3 }) |ski and Joyce Wakelin each had > | ' from among four nominees by} a.m. to 12:00 noon Rob Mackness (Peterbore) 4 7 11 /a Singleton. ~|| Children under 14 accompanied by on adult admitted FREE i he Canadian Intercollegiate | -- ie thletic Union, will receive the NHL Novice League -- De- | ig at 12:00 owl's third annual dinner. troit vs Maple Leafs (). for only $1798 The Toyota Corolla has more horsepower than ota, any er car in its class. That means ib py not all. se a a e $1798 includes all the "extras." Like the bi 8-speed heater, tilt-back front seats, alternator, ind: shield washer, double-barreled carburetgy, ded dash and sun visors, and 4-speed syncro-mesh. You also get up to 40 miles per gallon and a car that never Ss greasing. All that for $1798*. Including the 60 horsepower. noon and Bruins vs Cana- : diens, at 1:00 p.m.; both | i ue games at Civic Auditorium. | 1] H A Junior Hocke Others nominated for the Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- Ex- | ommenae y ward were fullback John Wat- hibition Game; Trenton Kings . d Bc faa Ga ogg vs Oshawa Juveniles; at Civic t | t . alfback John Garvey 0 Cae Ty: the versatile, compac aturda oe Fa care f aul Brule, fullback for St.! , rancis Xavier University injg= ntigonish, N.S. | Eben, 21, a native of Zatec, | zechoslovakia, is an honor lan-; wage student at the University) f Toronto, | "Tt is a tribute to Eben that e was picked over so- many ollege players," Maurice Re- mbal, president of the CIAU, aid in announcing the choice 'It's a difficult task to choose mong such outstanding young | ' chain saw... for the _economy-minded! , ( Na NOV. 25 GAME TIME 7:15 P.M. OSHAWA GENERALS -- VS. -- TORONTO Season Ticket Holders use Series No. 9 for this game BUS SERVICE Leave Downtown 6:15 - 6:45 7:15. 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