The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

TTT "PAM" MILLER JOHNNY RYAN ; «e+ champion golfer «+. baseball all-star pom 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 29, 1967 "Associate Sports Editor ranking Metro League, dis- posed of the Generals on the strength of three main fun- damentals of hockey. Not all of course, but they had enough in their line-up to do the job by skating faster than the Generals, shooting more accurately and by being able to bring, not shoot, the puck HOCKEY FANS, the truly good ones, that is, are the best sports fans of all. The evidence was there at Oshawa Civic Auditorium last night. There was a crowd of about 1,500 on hand (there were more tickets than that ac- tually sold) and they gave Ian Young a standing ovation when he took the microphone out of their own end of the and again when he left the rink. In recent years, there ice, following the various hasn't been that much differ- ence between Junior 'A' and Junior 'B' -- in many in- stances, only a question of population and availability to get into a league. Given a couple of weeks together, plus the other All-Stars who were not on hand last night (York presentations. It was a mem- orable occasion and a fine tribute to a popular athlete and fine young gentleman. TOTAL AMOUNT of last night's proceeds will not be known until a complete check of sales and expenses has Steel was _ playing North been made. Oshawa "Gen- York) and the Metro 'B' erals" Hockey Club were 'Selects' would be tough to turning over all of their share beat, even for Niagara Falls of the gate, plus program Flyers -- who got thumped sale take, besides taking care 5-1 themselves last night, by of expenses. Jim Faller, of London Nationals. the Scarboro Lions Hockey : League, where Ian Young OSHAWA CRUSHMEN took it on the chin last night also, losing a 9-4 decision to King- ston Frontenacs, down in the Limestone City. The Crush- men have been on the skids lately they have lost a couple to the Generals -- and body. Generals' club presi- that reverse last night drop- dent Russ Humphreys gave ped them into. fourth place. Tan a blank cheque -- the There's a keen scramble -for amount to be filled in when top spot right now, with King- the full accounting has been ston making a real bid, along- first acquired his minor hock- ey tutoring, was on hand with a generous cheque of $600. Jim "Ticker" Crombie, OHA executive, presented another cheque for $1,000 from the province's governing hockey completed. side Cobourg Cougars, to overtake the league - leading THE WORLD, in sport as Peterborough Don Byes. It could be a rough week for the Crushmen, they have to play in Belleville on Friday night. well as in business, is crowd- ed with the primitive objec- tive of survival of the fittest and the 'dog eat dog" atti- tude which shuns, even dis- dains sentiment and the the- ory of brotherly love. But, it's such last OSHAWA FIREMEN, who have a fine reputation for their willingness to help out in any worthy cause, civic or an occasion as night's scene at the Civic provincial, take over the Auditorium which proves that sports spotlight in this city on there's still hope for the fru- Friday night, with their big ition of the first and great benefit game at Civic Audi- commandment. That standing torium. The Oshawa _ Fire- ovation for a young athlete fighters are going to play who had an almost certain hockey with the Ottawa Fire- NHL career snatched away, fighters, with total proceeds given by a loyal and warm- to go to the Ontario *'mus- hearted bunch of old-fashion- cular dystrophy fund'. The ed fans and the truly gallant. game is a climax to the door- way in which Ian Young has. to-door canvass and annual accepted his lot and the appeal conducted by the men humble but sincere 'Thanks' of the Oshawa Fire Depart- which he expressed to the ment. This game Friday night crowd -- made the event a will be no slap-dash affair. genuine "tear je . Yep-- Ottawa has several former the world is. stil n good senior hockey performers and hands! one ex - professional, Oshawa has Gordie Myles, of the THE GAME ITSELF was World Champion Dunlops and a "benefit game' in more several others who were ways thar Certainly Ian members of Oshawa Generals Young s *t be the only and other local top - notch one to | by last night's teams. It's a worthy cause -- exhibition. Those classy Jun- at least, buy a ticket -- but ior 'B' All-Stars from the top- better still, be there! _ TODAY THURSDAY siege tere HOCKEY Bg dri iy Bag ta OHA Intermediate League: " Little Britain vs Whitby Mel- vs Dixie Beehives; Arena, 8:00 p.m. OHA Intermediate League: Uxbridge at Sunderland, 8:00 at Dixie jRons: at Whitby Arena, 8:00 p.m. OHA Junior *C' League: Richmond Hill at Ajax, 8:30 mee p.m cyo "an a at Civic Aud. GM Body Shop League: itorium, 6:00 p.m at Civic Auditorium, 3:30 a.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc. Mid- GM Chassis Plant Le - get League. Foley Plumbing 4. 0.7 pee eee vs Canadian Legion; at Child- ren's Arena, 6:00 p.m. OMHA Major Midget Lea- gue: Kingmen Club vs Lions Club, at 7:00 p.m. and Ro- tary Club ys Kiwanis Club, at 8:00 pam; both games at Children's Arena. 8 at Civic Auditorium, 12:30 im OMHA Major Bantam League: Police Assoc. vs |B'nai B'rith, at 7:00 p.m. and Westmount Kiwanis ys Cana- }dian Corps, at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Children's Arena. Lakeshore Juvenile League: Lakeshore Midget League: {Whitby vs Oshawa: at Chil- Port Hope .vs Oshawa Mid- |dren's Arena, 9:00 p.m. and gets; at Children's Arena, 9:00 |Cobourg at Peterborough City, p.m. and Stouffville at Ux- (9:30 p.m. : bridge, 9:00 p.m. | Lakeshore Novice League: Lakeshore Pee Wee League: |Markham vs Ajax; at Ajax Uxbridge at Port Perry, 7:00 jArena, 7:00 p.n:. and Port p.m.; Markham vs Bay Ridg- |Perry vs Pickering: at Brook- es, at Ajax Arena, 7:45 p.m. lin Arena, 7:00 p.m. and Whitby vs Pickering, at Lakeshore Pee Wee League: Brooklin Arena, 7:00 p.m. |Brooklin at Stouffville, 6:30 Lakeshore Bantam League: (p.m. Whitby vs Bay Ridges; .at) Lakeshore Midget League: Ajax Arena, 8:45 p.m, Markham at Stouffville, 8:50 p.m. and Whitby at Peter- BASKETBALL borough, 8:00 p.m. ORC Ladies' League: Mus- tangs vs Jaguars, 7:00 p.m. and Thunderbirds vs Cougars, 8:15 p.m.; both games at Sir Albert Love Separate School, 'SKATING Oshawa Figure Skating {Club: at Civic Auditorium, 16:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. )By Geo. H. Campbell | IAN YOUNG (right) was honored last night at Civic Auditorium when a turnout turned out to pay tribute to the former goalie of Oshawa Generals, who had his career terminated by a DORIS JOLT . Spin champion GAYLORD POWLESS . «+ lacrosse champion serious eye injury, last January. Standing ovations, both before he took the mic- rophone to say 'Thanks' and as he left the ice sur- face, was testimony of the affection held for him by Oshawa -hockey followers. large of hockey fans the SS DEAN McLAUGHLIN + «+ horseshoe champion JANICE GODFREY «+. paraplegic champion AMONG MANY CONTENDERS FOR 'OUTSTANDING ATHLETE' AWARD BEVERLY BOYS e.. diving champion GORD Mac MILLAN .-.lawn bowl champion JOHN HAYES «+. harness race driver * " ia ote for $1,000 from the OHA "Injured Players Fund" and presented by Jim "Ticker" Crombie (second - left) of Bowmanville, a former ref- eree and now member of the OHA executive and a More tangible expressions of admiration were a cheque for $600 from the Scar- borough Lions Hockey League, presented by Jim Faller (left) of that organ- ization, where Ian played his minor hockey; a cheque Oshawa Generals were given a hockey lesson last night and their teachers were players from Metro Junior 'B' hockey} ranks. Metro Selects, composed of various defensive and offensive lines and coached by _ Ivan ed Generals for a 5-1 victory. The game was part of a bene- fit night for former Oshawa General goalie Ian Young who had his hockey career ended! by an eye injury last January. | Playing a big part in last nights win was a line from the Whitby Lasco Steelers, compos- ed of Paul Reid, Peter Vipond and Tom Lavender. They ac- counted for two goals and two assists and put on a strong checking display defensivly, Reid with two goals, Larry Fullam, from St. Michaels, with two goals and Brian Galvraith, also from St. Mikes, with a single were the 'selects' scor- ers, Bob Stewart notched Gener- als lone goal. They beat Generals with basic hockey, they skated well, play- ed excellent positional 'hockey} and checked strongly. Generals on the other hand played in spurts. Their back- checking was weak and they failed to finish plays off around the net and were often caught out of position defensively. cheque from Russell Hum- phreys, QC (second right) president of the Oshawa Generals Hockey Club. This amount will include total proceeds of last night's ticket sales, program sales. | Junior 'Crushmen Lose In Kingston KINGSTON -- Hugh Harvey|third of the night, Lollar and/yiq to win their first game on scored four goals in leading|McFarlane with singles taking | the road, as they dropped al |Kingston Frontenacs to their|the honors. |second consecutive victory over; Bradley notched his |Oshawa Crushmen as jtrimmed Oshawa Crushmen 9-4\to go in the period to make} n second derated Newcastle team here| : they |of the night with four seconds|in Newcastle. |Wakely each had singles for Mel-Rons 3-1 and the end of the first and held on to make it 4-2 at the end of 40 minutes Mel-Rons Lose | In Newcastle (ae tou the Whitby team, ; |which is unbeatable at home, Re A ad neg oa Me}. harder to handle in New- lpn 1 ck Mi : -|castle than any of the other Rons failed last night in their teams in the league. Steve Burns was the big man for the winners with a pair of 4-3 decision to the vastly un-| goals. Mel Stevenson and Paul Reid's first goal came as a result of a Generals defensive lapse. He took a pass just in- side the blueline, worked his way behind Joe Robertson and had norhing but open space for a perfect backhand shot. into the top righthand corner of the net. Stewart, who played well, took) a pass from Jim Whittaker, broke down the right side, veer- ed left and drove a low shot the winners. Ron Moore, Lynn Middleton and Mike Gray each scored singles for the Whitby team, who just could not manage to beat the angles, on Vince Van- stone, in the Newcastle cage. Next action for the Mel-Rons will be tomorrow night, when they host Little Britain, the league - leaders, who are un- defeated. Metro Selects Beat Generals from well out that caught the bottom left-hand corner. Galbraith scored the prettiest goal of the night when Gen- erals were caught in a line change. John Noble of St. Mikes burst by Stewart who was just coming over the Davie, outhustled and outskat-|poards, drew the line defence- man over and flipped a per- fect pass to Galbraith who was all alone in front of the Osh- awa net. Ike Hildebrand, -- Generals coach, tried two experiments last night, one worked and the other backfired. Hildebrand moved Whittaker to the forward position from his normal defensive spot in the second and Whittaker fore- checked strongly. He also used five forwards on a power-play in the third, using Dale Tallon and Mike Walton on the point. 4 Fullam broke down the ice on Tallon and Walton and scored his sec- ond goal of the game. Crowd was unofficially esti- mated at 1200. Four penalties were handed out in a game that saw Gen- \erals outshoot Selects' 30-29. Ian Young received a stand- ing ovation from the crowd when he was introduced to the crowd at the start of the third period. A telegram and cheque was received from Bobby Orr and a telegram was read from form- er Generals' manage Wren Blair and trainer Stan Waylett, of the Minnesota North Stars: Young thanked the people and invited them to his house any- time, He said "I want to thank all the people responsible for the fund, it shows the kind of peo- ple you meet in this game. Thank you, you are a great bunch of people here in Osh: awa." For coach Al MacDonald and|- lhere last. night in an OHA'the score 7-2. ithe Mel-Rons, it was rather a Christmas jEastern junior 'B' hockey| ach team. picked up twojbad evening as the Whitby SEWING MACHINES game. Kingston nipped Crush-| ,oa1s in the final stanza, Har-/odds - makers had_ installed $49.50 page 6-3 in Oshawa Friday) \ey with his fourth of the con-| Whitby as strong favourites to ole ea eriG night, test and Nicholson for Kingston|take this game and give the pean John McFarlane with two, while Bradley with his third of/Mel-Rons a favourable record. WHITE ELNA Pete Lollar, Chris Seale and/the night and Sawyer tallied) Newcastle was never in any ee Pde CENTRE |Scott Nicholson with singles! Cryshmen. real trouble as they led the ane te: Omawe |rounded out the scoring for the Kingston mined ihe "aly mai aietag ins ------__ | winners. 3 . : Gary Bradley picked up the|™inors and one major penalty | hat-trick for Fie while is ae eon while Crushmen f ™ | Frank Sawyer added a single. oer san ofa eUeORR EL Frontenacs held a 3-0 edge that polng to Pate MoNames. going into the second period, Frontenacs outshot Oshawa led 7-2 entering the final 20 3.30 . , minutes of 'play while both|*" "" Tees teams added two goals in the se \final period ORTIZ TOP FIGHTER The loss for Crushmen drops) NEW YORK (AP) -- Carlos them into fourth place in the Ortiz, world lightweight cham- five-team league. pion, was named Tuesday as Kingston took a quick 3-0 lead | Fighter of the Year by the Box- jon goals by Seale, Nicholson i a ' and Harvey. ing Writers Association. He will Bradley 'picked up his first, receive the Edward J. Neil Me- goal of the night at 7.43 of the|morial Award here Jan. 14. The second period to narrow the 3l-year-old. Puerto Rican-born score to 3-1 but Frontenacs;New Yorker, a. former. junior broke loose for four' goals in a| welterweight champion, has de- five-minute span to lead 7-1.|fended the light-weight title five Har the last two yez vey with his second and'tim invites you tothe -- BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE $7.00 On Ambassador Only "FREE TRAVEL POUCH" With every new shaver purchased without Trode-in Limited Quantity on Travelling Pouch. Or Trade-in Allowance on any Cordless. Any Make OSHAWA SHAVER SERVICE and SUPPLIES Repairs to all makes of Electric Shavers 39 Prince St., Oshawa -- 728-4284 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. They're both famous, and becoming more so all the time. Schenley Weddings of the : teasoier | new antenna design breaks all performance records for color, black and white, and FM reception... Better Pictures Covered by 3 U.S. patents, the revolu- tionary new Color Crossfire antenna is YEARS OF LABORATORY RESEARCH PAYS OFF! Color Crossfire, the remarkable new TV/FM antenna, the latest advance from the famed Channel Master Research and Develop- ment Laboratory. It delivers sharper, clearer TV reception than any other antenna on the market. Top Value | B of its electronically superior on Color TY. fully dry. And Schenley Golden Wedding -- a successful marriage of our finest whiskies, Invite this ®@ couple to your next party. J Cosh i sil | Wead Duy Gm R.SMP design, Color Crossfires easily outper- | form competitive antennas costing $10 || more. They're unbeatable for eliminat- ing snow and getting rid of fuzzy, OSHAWA TV SUPPLY Ltd. TAUNTON ROAD EAST (BETWEEN RITSON AND WILSON RD.) Pi 729-5278 blurred pictures that are so annoying Exceptionally Rugged The Color Crossfire is built to stand up to punishing winds and brutal ice storms that topple ordinary antennas left and right. To insure year after year of trouble-free TV enjoyment, the entire antenna is weather-proofed with a protective "golden overcoat". From the world's largest manufacturer of TV reception equipment. CHANNEL MASTER ------ 8 x ZOILO VERSALLES Los Angeles Dodgers of the National League and Minnesota Twins of the American League were in- Josie Gyurka with her high), 231 single game and her 587 triple took over top average in the Ladies' Classic League this week, Fairley Bouckley rolled a fine 526 triple with a 193) single. Mary Cole was third] high with her 524 (192). | High Averages this week) show Josie Gyurka with 169 passing Donna Carter 168, Mary| Cole is next with 160, Mariell) Guay 158, Essie Cox 154, Fair- ley Boutkley 151 and Marie) Collison 150. | The Team Standings show Gypsys in first with 22 points,| Missfitts 21, Alley Cats 20, Jems 20, Belles 20, Tiger Kats) 18. Upsets 14, Big Three 10, Bobettes 9 and the Spit Fires last with 6 points. KING TEN PIN MIXED ; Donna Carter had a big night this week with her 624 triple, a new high,| with game# of 228, 203, and a 193. The| best the men could do was & 572 rolied| by Bil! Raderford. Glen Copp had @ 570, Ossi Sponer 558, Stan Brooks 553, Ross| Gave! 544, Josie Gyurka had a fine 541 for the ladies "Lorraine Daiby was third high triple| for the gals with her 486 followed by| Alice Lanning 473, Twila Wilson 468, Ede Ryan 468, Marg Brown 461, Betty) Thomson 451, Ruby Phillips 438, Nellie} > Rowden 438, Jean Hutcheon 436 and) Marian Leonard 436. Wiid Five, Try Agains and Crawlers) took. all 7 points from the Odd Balls, Hopefulls and No. 7 team. Go Goes, Gil-| ,, lard Cleaners, Scugog Cleaners, and | Maurice Berg's took 5 to 2 from the In dependents, Go Getters, Kassinger Con-/ struction and the 3 plus 2. | | CLASSIC "B" LEAGUE | Ted Tyers' high single did not stand long @s John Lawrence bowled @ 257 which stands as high single this year. Joe Friedrich came close to John with ae high 255 single. Vern Trimble re- seined his high average this week with @ 17. High Triples this week John Lew- fence $76 (257), Joe Criedrich 899 (255), Brian Laxdale 586 (207, 202), Ross Gavel 664, Garry Judd 521, Vern Trimble $18, John @ 514, A. Simon $12, Ted Tyers #11, end Tony Gallant 510, LANDER STARK CLASSIC took ail three games from the gecond place Hornets, placing them all the way down to fifth place. Lions, Chiefs and Eagles took 2 to 1 from the Tigers, Mustangs and Panthers. HOCKEY STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League High 10 F Puts Josie in 18, Ee pl ; wi Be tri (2; De S71 54 Ru | Sp Ar 31, 24, po bo Do ea 214 he rol Co Ga Bo Gil Pe 1 Sai 557 c Do (20 rer Ta We Los Tor Hine the his hol Bil eastern Division Ww F APt 50 26 46 24 53 21 62 21 66 21 45 20 Boston 12 Toronto 11 New York 9 Detroit 9 Chicago 8 Montreal 8 49 Western Division Phila. 105 4 46 Los Angeles 10 7/3 61 Pittsburgh 8 9 3 53 Minn. 5 9 4 36 Oakland 412 5 44 St. Louis 413 2 38 Tonight's Game Montreal at Toronto Detroit at New York Minnesota at Boston Philadelphia at Chicago | California at Pittsburgh | Los Angeles at St. Louis | Ontario Senior | WL. Ph Att 20 00 00 3 "Jen Et mentees toa an 3 41 24 Kingston ll 5 Galt 11 3 Coll'wood 10 4 Toronto 97 Guelph "af Barrie | Oakville 79 Belleville 5 11 Woodstock 49 Orillia 313 Tuesday's Results Guelph at Belleville 2 Galt T Orillia, ppd, snow Ontario Junior A WLT F N'gara Falls 14 1 1 88 SCreroHNPouH > co 38 29/ Montreal 11 6 1 68 60 23 Toronto 11 § 0 94 48 22 Kitchener 11 4 0 98 52 22 Hamilton 10 5 1 75 4421 London 610 1 45 7013 St. Cath. 611 0 87 7112 Oshawa 491 4 75 9 Peterb'r'gh 311 2 49 81 8 Ottawa 115 1 28107 3 Tuesday's Results Niagara Falls 1, London & American League Raltimore 5 Quebec 8 Springfield 1 Vancouver (WHL) 3 Central League Memphis 1 Dallas 1 § Eastern League Florida 4 Salem 0 Knoxville 2 Charlotte 4 Greensboro 7 Nashville 4 Saskatchewan Senior Regina 1 Moose Jaw 5 Quebec Senior Victoriaville 1 Drummondville 4 Granby 1 Sherbrooke 4 : Quebec Junior Drummondville 6 Sorel 1 Quebec 3 Shawinigan 8