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ITe Canadian 9tatevman, BowmanvilIe. Nov. 18. 1964 GENERALS DROP TWO STRAIGHT Just when it appeared Oshawa Generals were on their way after taking a pair of weekend encounters from Mont- real to move into the league lead, a week ago, the picture, changed this week. Generais were held to a 4-4 tie by St. Catharines here [ast Tuesday, then after losing only once, dropped two straight. bowing to Peterboroughi Petes Thurs- day and Kitchener Rangers, Sunday afternoon. The loss in Peterborough was flot entirely unexpected. Petes, rated in pre-season forecasts as the team to beat, had posted the only previous victory over Oshawa and are tougli' et home. However, Generals had lost by only one goal,i without scoring ace, Ron Buchanan. This time "Buckv"* wasý back as the Petes romped to a 7-1 decision. At Kitchener, Rangers, after upsetting Niagara Fallsa week earlier, turned the trick this time 5-3. For some strange reason Generals always seem to have trouble nt the Kitchener' auditorium, which incidentally, is a smaller replica of Maple1 Leaf Gardens. This was one team which didn't appear to be much of a problem, particularly after Oshawa's 11-1 conquesi tI the first meeting this season. Following the 5-5 tie between FlYers and Mariborog,! Sunday, at the Gardens, if our mathemnaties is correct, Toronto1 is three points up on Oshawa and Niagara Falls, both dead- locked for second place. Now after their drive to ihe top. Generals hav e droppedl! two in a row. collecting only a single point in their [agt! three games. The return of Buchanan was supposed to, straîghten out the forward [mnes, but just xvhen he w&ast finally getting untracked. a knee in.îury last Tuesday night side-lined Jim Booth. Fortunatcly Bill White and Darryl Leach have returned to the line-up. If coach Jim Cherry leaves Chris Hayes oni the third line, along witli Booth and White, il promises to be a pretty effective unit. Left-wing on the Wayne Cashman - Danny O'Shea line poses the big problem. wliere Jim Blair doesn't possess the speed to do the job. Manager Wren Blair has been looking for n left-winger,, and it wouldn't be surprising to see Ricky Gay brought ip, from the Whitby Dunlops. Rick only recently joined the lJr.1 "B" club, atter the football season ended. A major disappointment has been the play or Bill Little.' The speedy winger came up with this great five goal per-ý formance in Toronto and was reallv flying in the next three or four outings, but since then hasnt heen delivering the, way lie can. But the real problem Iatel 'y has bernii he plaY of theý defence. Chris Roberts, after a great stant, bas slumped badly, while 16-year-old rookie Armand Giroux. injured in: Peterboroughi, showed great promise but hnin'î played well Ihe l[ast five games. The samne holds trîte for Nick Beverley,' which has put a great load on Bobby Orr. Orr, enjoying a fine season, lias been leading the attack as the club's top point-man. but when Bobby rushes, he needs that strong defensive defenceman to back him rip. His de-ý tractors claimn he spends too much time on the attaikwt the result the defensive work suffers. But wîthout Orrn goals and assists, Generals wouldn't be in second place -- and just counit the shots he blocks and plays broken rip if you don't think Bobby is a fine defence player. This would be a good time to shake the slump. Generals played Niagara Falls [ast niglit here and pay a return visit to the Falls, Friday niglit. NexI Tuesday Peterborough makes their first local visit, and these are must games if Oshawa1 ls to stay up in the standings. t. t t AN N.H.L. GAME YOUTH BOWLING Bringing Home the Venison Iltnok Carl Shaffer, î89 Ritson Rd.. Oshawa, loft, and Wallv M cKnight, Ti.R. 2, Bowrnanvillc only about three hours 10 bag thîs hunter's dream, a 10 point buck deer, near Apsley on Saturday morning. SecondI Strau-iht Setbk~r Bantam Girl% 'Xy're 5, Piper t. W"hitcheai Team StLandting Whitehead ....... -~Ayre. .. SBradlev p High tSirIgle C .\x re 7c D. Bromell '5 11bDouible C V e3' L S. UWhitel-tead 274. Junior Girls -Broinel Men's Ma Standings End of Nlnth i First Schedule TeamW L Jury & -Lovell 19 8 ýDykstra's Food --- 18 12 812 McQueen's Ramblers 17 l) Nels Osborne Insurance 141z 2 z Liberty Bowl 13 14 Pepsi Cola 13 14 'Beaver Lumber 13 14 Lènder Hardware 12 15 Bowmanville 1 . G., A. il 16 Olympia Restaurant 1l 16 Ken 's Men's Wear Il 16 Frank's Variety7 *Store 9 18 Ave rage s Name Gan1Ps Dr. H. R. Rutndie 27 ýAI Osborne 2 GOODYEAR BOWLING (As rif No .1 1 1-10e tome B0 Rî1 ho 5, Lead Press 2, Comhitî.ý 1, Fan Belts 3: Mat-Ihiine SI-top 7, iOffice 0: Braiders -i, BoIt. I0: LaboratorY 4, Tigers ?, Higli singles F. Smith 325. J.1('at !(i :il:',, D. Oko .206. A. BandlIe'291, .1. ,Murphy 286. A, Rox"o20 IHizh Tripfles D). Oke -199, J, 1l.uuxt. i i Mart.yn 709, R. lHalol' 1> V. Blackbutrn î06, M. NMiirph' 0C5. Teani Standings Braiders ýRangers Gain Re*ïenge1,Belt, Lead Press 'Machine Shop Defet Geeral 5-3Fan Belîs Defet Geeral 5m3Combines Laboratory Kitchener Rangers gained a and captain Sand * vFitzpatrick puck out to Otrr Io siart the Office mca-sure of revenge for the sent the Rangers on top again'pla,,. Hizh 11 -1 pasting 1-bey took in the aI 13:04. Rangers' ihtird lite produc- B. 1'-ennings fîî'sî meeting, by handin-RigBchnn cce fr d rthe evenitual winner at 4:49:~R. Perfect Oshawa Generals their second oi- ltBharoan l of te efor of the final stan,a as PeterD k fsat itchss eoerAdoreuo150 on a th.ree-way effort w'th Brennan scoced from u be ob funsa dax afer udin. iu' Bill Little andy Bill Banner- Bt-ad,' an-d John BeecheY .R. Hatelv Gneryastîed 2- atthem-an carlv in bhc second per-'Baillbroke rîp a Generals' at- J, Murpl y Genras rale 2- a, hein. it DmlLech rlacktk eJ. th licer:*Bond end ofthe fitst and bad a 3-3 'Wi.h acr- Laebof a mtirn-tte alnch2r' r- 1 .. M. ,.. 1-1 jwitb re a ttn t n 1 There was a timne wlien Ihis reporter dido't have 100 lie after two. but Kibeheneor ,<ICUrtî.uîedîya'~ t- rnuch trouble gelting tickets for Maple Le.af Gardens, bît, came up wtth a pair of thuîd'11bi second on a pass from that wax a long time ago. In fact tlie îast game we saw was a1 pe riod markers tn earn a 5-3 Tom Miller a t 7:23. Win. Osbawa's power plas- palcî '62 Stanley Cup battle wilh Chicago. That was unlîl last AIl tfhroe fit-st period 1alite-tý off wibh Wa *yne Cashman tip- Wednesday niglit, when we were gir'en the opportrtnitY ro werc seored in less thant three ping in Bobby Orr's 1liard occupy a second row blue seat. minutes as John McCrearydrive aI (lie 12:13 mark, wbilc, It's nice to watch a game on lelevision, bu you miss a started il ail at 10):23, Chri.- Tcrr , Balsat oul a trippiog ]nt compared In being there. Oh well. we mîght gel Io sec Hay es -tîcd -it 48 seconds la teri senl ence. Buchantan- got tlie another a couple of ycars fî'om now. But we did notice a D nPotGes7Pit few things - -Iliat Roger Crozier doesn't look lk the N.I ___' record -.- that surprisingly enorîgl Eddie Shack cari playes aolkeentyta csi pt flsipesv good game, when he sticks to hockey, in fact wýe thoughtl leRso b'i 5 t rated the first star -- that Frank Mahovlich (picked as tle second star) can back check, and is a great performer wlieo lie wants to be; if il's truc that something ails the big 'ýM"1, perhaps this accounts for bhis in and out play- - Iliat DickieO l mi s e t C Moore lias a long way 10 go; il looks riglit 00w like Imlach goofed - - lIat Ted Lindsav still can dangle -- that Bobbs' Rohsnn 1< Motrs posted thrir antd PartI Me-tullotîgll. Baun really nailed Alex Dolvecchlo in the fîrst period and f -t iagi Ai ,ihL1ce o ar ccuici'n srsandfeat, d o W in i n g MeýNLilivs two of 1tbe Sports' goals, while we wouldn't be surprised if (bat isn't vwhen Alex sLsandSpor-ts 10-6 and Olympia RP,5- DortMn ir and Ger Mac- thie fraclured jaw-- that Baun deserved a penalty*\1oin the tartranlt tpsel (rvstal Paire orîsiî ad a goal and tlire play, more than the one lie got in the third period- that 11-4 inT0\&'1'oîLoagte action at assit.-s apiete. 1 wouldn't wanl 10 bie a referce or linesman in that legu 1 the Memorial Are-na. Thrtrs- Doit Prouti tvas the big gini age-idat nlight. for- Olvmpias. leadiing the [bat those nice looking ushereltes don't thnow you ontU when' Gart Akev aîîd Bill Oshorîte Restaturant, erew Io their seý-- YOU stand along the rail wrIlle the teams are waîmîng up - aeb tallied i trero goals 10 the ond coon.ecutivr wtt-t rith fit'e that I wisli I was a stîbacrîber, sîtting in the s;eats we had opener lu pare Robsons. sing- goals, and Iwo assista Alexi Wednesday.j les goii- t1o Brian Forse'<,; Wiseni added a pair, whileý JTerry Black, Brian Hughies; Jobo Osborne, -Mort" Ricb-1. i '--, t t FOOTBALL ANVONE? Football fat-t are srure g-etîng a lot for (hein mooey these days. particlril'iv tîhe T.V. \'icwers (%&hcrc the cost is rather inexpensivel. LasI weekend we had threc games Sattîr- day and about fiee on StîndaY. We*ve er-eo gol dorible-head- ens now xvhicb arce its datîde as long as r tit cati gel t umr rncals dcliveed ru bther iewr'nt ai-ca. Biggest suirprise of btcerr'ekend had lu be Ottarr a's 17 pittIrrin orci' lHailtmn. ta'tîiilarîx' lte rar iti-r vrail îhrîtigh big Arigelo Motas poisitiont. Sti tiur le qîie-tiitu i., wshethcc the Rorîgh Rtdcrs t'ait hold off tbe ctfnid ing (Sc.- ('tp ohamps, or rril lHaitohn t vipe out tIc dcficit. Il shortid ho qîtîte a battle. And how. about tatl1'27r ard itiebido\rr n gallup bv Gene Gaines" T ow n League Basketball McQueen' s WaIIop H Coronation Bombs Fue t lit las \'tii[ii;.chlt. ii t feati 'vd 1a pît ' Ip-.idod coritc.-.î , a-, CtitoniitniCuit' hbud steplien uli 4-~ and MîtensMotors r I Iopcd tHoopers ,lJewclllrs 4- KINSMEN Pi BRING A FRIEND wrc n!i a d t7SPECIAL ii PRICE PASS I~ é i t0 the Petes Jo FRIDAYNOV. 20i In to games itis 5ea.-on, FRIDAYnd ath -er, are ni'obablr' bappx KINSM EN SUPER CARtmainto e o moug 1,11c ft I LU secound xr ti)vrer 0Q Iarr at, B 1 N G O - - i X'hlieMemoriat 'c-ue Tbîr-- t' (a'.' tigh '. ..td .g Gcn(,i-a 1; at the zi a 7-i u(! bat-k. 'efore 2500> e 1 ai Tthe oarltez, P, ','. àlm PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE ti .r- a1:- OVE 8~,8001N PRIZES including tar il t(e ottir oppt"tr';-,)" ccc r hen h-te opeticd ithc News 1965 spelfied car froni dealer of your <hoire. scoingai. 6:43 of ibe "- ecriold 111 ax' e l BI $1,000 fl1-Lo Gjame, $2.000 Big Snow~bali (59 fnos) 'leai ob O ai $1500 Small Snowball (54 nos.) $600 regular games. &sni 'ied it ai the 1 1 59 mark $450 Special gammes. aitd Pelerbonmugb it: oi t(, scoet Irec i 'nea .s - e aCi',t MANY REE ND lLLABE DOR PRZES he nexb lwn neriod- MAN FRZ AD ALUBLEDOR PIZE 1The Leo T'fbufautî - \ndre Don't forget in buy the. econnrniYpack for value and Laeroix -Gr'an',.:ntc naced 1:-t Save money. -xroner , .,tih a tetu puto r' INMNformance, aa Grantcor'd K1NSMla £ at-trick and an asist, La- t -4 p-on t *ttl luadiîtg tht- rs" iDaitiw' Setu rolîce d il anîd Joe Fiie-u-tu: it tor etglit, Fttr- Il-te Fliels, Bill Lawrie1 gaittrd 'ntghtrr'bile Don Nîarltiu Joho Siainton anid Doîîg Woolock pieked Lip SerTt -tn Otnt-taptere. 1 NhQueen' s spturged for ;; If Generci croix set rip four goal-' and1 Thiffaul: hadnc a goal and an esSn't.1 Doit H arrima it, George Godi- anit (i Mickev Redmond wer it )!t ler- Peté-orol-ig Geterals still ina.iîntained 'bot'Puepoilit leagîte ieadttîg1 in e-t. nilh the %rvitn itt îîgPeu pf(- ito 'Ou:rîhpla,-e. second remaioing,. Bill Uway'B. Shotter iapped Fitzpatrick's reboni A. Bandle past Dennis C;ihson 1in wra P R. Wright il rip. W. Hately Kitehenrrheld ia alto-t31-30:J Gorîîd iedge in shots on -oal Three j' Carter stars were: MrcCcear.V, goal- *F. W0vrigl't keeper John Voss and Ban- F. Smiùth n--man.--- --S. Carson. Sf raighf rystal !M. Murphy L. Conrior.s H. Brome]] 1. Browvn J. Honeymvrari G. Dadson R. Slaek B. Martyn M. Grant Mixed Leaque a rds. Joe Balsor aonrH Bob Sheridaîn each stored once. Cr--rstal talltes ,rent 10 Ted Bowling Faire, Bîtros MaoMtîllan-. Leo MuLean arn-d Bob Mar-jerrison. iar t'gVti6tO' Bill Ly' le pieked ii- a tIIIt5t'Oit- feated PerIfect -2 r ' duel, penialîr' ror- tle lInst - e on. i r 1t ti.- Trami Standings he oný'I W .. Pisr. Leagrie ;tanîdinc:,. xvbett1"' R .ot olr .5 lnnec-up Bpiitueti ah, o"e b: Crystal Daire 2 . 4 ,second -tI airohi i e.1-t-t Olympia Rest. 2-9 j e4-2hs WI McNul's ,;Sports 1 4 92-cd 5-2 wtîî vt0i-l __--r__MGlaneille \withmttil 1-tlît no second., whilf, Broitiel'lipriel a noteli 1-o fotîrt 'r ie-i 4-3 decision oee Piotit Pro pulled off a hi, 7-0ii't.t 10ev over Lobýltiout chlar and llttîî i titi tipîter ooper's Brnînt 4-3 in h ilai'*;,i- Mi:trrat' Grat s ui 1i ' t- 1o w1h aci fine 791 tpitît. Is 4 8 m2 8 G (otrd tLx'- 24t1tuî, b i 14 uottt etiid tt:tltt l te hlit'.; x !fi , tIfi f mtghleau andîl « ded 1 l tti -2):1 -t 11e(at-ii 191 ttl' t1 hefi""!il e-.toit tri dîmîîaW [lar-ocl BettIetI k:i- pla' . But! Ma, -("t h ii .e a 73-, total. foilîiixrî'l i\ l 1, mitIl 10 P oi tt'. 'îi ile 'Joit -rgb 1.5.,(GtoI \'l I't\ 0,>) Lrtn ieted 13 and Bill Nithol1- Bob [camiait 692. O, lu o so)n eîght for i-te NIotors. 692, Di(k Por'for" >191>.Rii' t' ,Jtmi Covle had cîglit for the- Cole 686,Fltou ti k0 o' cr s v. Bil Hunier and Bol- Glatîrthle 67' ati'I li' JIm Do icette"'d contribut- Palmro 6f77 n..; a pairtfha-kPl.____ Kn triot:11 \o r" nepti 304, Phi: Votr&I(,rir>' Frank Wrigi IR-. 1Bob le1 ils 7-1 man 281. \t'neeProît'i 0 7 -1Mati Haron *-'6.5, F',Ia1;-t .MelamiŽoa 26.5, Idit'FR3tru.t' Darrl-Y Leach. rotuirll'ed 10the 26.1atîd Mîrirar Grai.t"t une-riup, -epla( ing Jim BonI b pair of 6' who was inîrîred ia st Tlesday Trami Standingsý tin Boi-tr'raii'ie Gcnrals, pla,ýirîîg xiilthîN i-k Be-rer- 1ev, bad :hc'ir defenue corw.- fitrthe-r deple1-ed reben tookie Ar-mand Giirotîx w'.r s brt in bbc sci-ýond poriud. Tiicee sla - r re. Grant, 1aroitxand td ii COF BOWLING Doit B3iŽbop ... 7 Bobn Cook 3 Vera K'ttgI' 6 Mtl: Daki: 2 Ra\ Wostlake M'en's higli singlo. Don Bishon 267: Meuis higli triple. Bar- WVczlake 689- Ladies'*bh "ugle;z, \eIl!e Grocriee'22'., Ladie-s higli trpe.\era Kin& 578. 1 arl Roe iJat'k MeNah it-R"i 51-r baI. 1 Ladies' Av-erages iVeri King Bet'. Wesl'iake Fav, Allen- tPati Manhall SuJ Goodmnurpîe iCarol Roberta.......... Wi r t gh Bennett Glane i le Bromel I Wel['li Perfeel Pr'out BriunI I obi- Harrî oit Ri'i' t' 209 1ligh .%rrapf,% 20,5 Har'old Benotl "l0 3 Bob Glatirillo, 22Eltoî, Brock. Pbit:p Vorr"s 182 Dick Perfecî 1 77 -Hap' Palmer 176 Atari Lubb 183 Vine.- t'toniý 1.56 FrankW'rtgh' 156, Howard Bromell........ jor League Etni tc Pet t et , 27 24. Bîîd I l m ilttt.17 24 Ru. ýOke 27 : Dae !Kilit 1 2,31 Get!-ýz',Pt ee '27 23 S. le' . . 2 Ru . u1 Ohîtî 7 ilattîli B îilicl 27 2 F Ed i1ecl o , Haroîr ldl(iO -_ti 2 7 " li- ci But ri cl 217 Do'( Pond 21 2 ROi OK, 7 1 Rnh it ' eI i imar 27 214 AI tmil214 Ilank lan t, 7 12 (;loro laîî'11 -"7 212 Ri . hbl 12 211 13] Cîoî 7 1 1 o Ga nvi île 27 210 5I,îu eeFithutdç 27 2 10 Don RPý,ttîol7 20 9 Niatîrîl/ Annoari 2 7 208 Rýot Ma'. rard 27 2o8 JikParkter 27 206 Kart Ppet 21 *2 0. Ft ut I MBit M 26 2f14 1,011 W i ottart1 24 201 Miîîe Mît1r1ht 27 2 01 (1 n oCt, 27 201 Rom-'linz Nemus t e Pet* <t-i kas lte spc- etîl tottle' t asort tin the Fî 0 et t..ni 2.54,326-331 i <tioii f 911 pinrs. The <îlt' 11(- 00 w1~ttas rollod 1on 0I ) 1P 1 mh'elti Eltonn roî'k lîdt-.Ioîto",331 aingple 111p,11kt' 9 gî for I hr vr i. i ) D iIl.R Rîtrdle vas -tiio-tj1 la'ig795 (288- 2 . 1irad Brormeli1 7717 21'i.R iss Oke 7ý50 (275) Latrr Piper 7.1-8 1296), .Blîd Iletîîut' .- ;4i1- 'MO-277i1), Ter B'at2t i !711i1 271 1, Russ Hall- mail7 1:.George Piper 13 21 . Brt Engles 7 1 2i MaitHaritson 7 10 (246) F2ttî. Rt t'. t Ï9 :323). C1 111 id a:309 singJE . Si r (-A in1 2 83, Bil la k c27,Don BagneI kit Wtiemain270, Art c *k' t' 209 . e cKniglil "(;,tlri 51M inesor, 268 luic ï3lBttad205EF6Leslie 263 Put! Ruii t 2fi1. 1loit jt'iuîs afitîl lou Mc- F-tutes t dOr"<t ot s oe ".,a ito v! :h lt,. RBill Orme. (me t()f , li t-lo'howlers, had lhf ;,t Iriptlu' o!163. Orme i iý iî t ciil on t ot 1 b owl1 hr ci i t t bubat-k and t' hpid6 tr:e by yards of ap -te t' horpe lte howl itig rîid r' 6 S ix myore damage Th, n' QI' it Rest aua-t iott11 ru lîtr ho 1igh siigle tearo scotteof 1'81 as tMcIas the htgh W'rîpo 3566. Wtlia' o a tics'tram i o top sr)) n i1: '.t'he a b jurye& Lno, ril trtOi xîor ltko gamefs lmt i toUttIof Il9 poinits as t .io 1' I tlt'~Foodis 181,2 4)<itî 59 tttoit Rambleî-s 11 id rIli]ttî17. 'Bt' fo-rcu'ftil oi avciage i. asur et, r'a t rotld possiblv tttî 't Ibnr IL R. Riideie t 1o t tuii 2-18 for 27 games AIl i dîoi pped tI seeonid '.-tt' tilt t9246.Fi-tic Pet- t , til h: hi, 911 triple ittr t Ii ttrd position ait 21- ,. , 1 ý t!c Btiir He initg i tolitii t. tt u tg 24.4. *I'eaîît Statti.,i. - Dv Viltî, Bu r -ns Kdmond.tnn Sr el .... Gocdkr ii Higît siî-te:e 2139. D Sollers moncdson 21-1. F 2110 L. 'ViFcee! 11igliDoiihh' Donog-hur (1: Aider 3. Red- Team Standing .Alder....................11 Doln ' iZhue ....... .........2 Brock.. ....... ..............Mn Bo'dford......................1 i1ith Suele- D. Piper 208, PTî~'l 19L il cli Double - 1). Luxton .1. piPper .132. Senior M.%ixed Leagup Beauiprii ., Hatelv ý0: Col- \illc, 7. 'Mutton (1: Bcnnett 7, Fe-a-ttStanding (<tît' 'o Fit lt r Bî itipi o ................... M itonu . 1. I Stde -A. Cra-o24 d-~ IMoore 'il, R. FIcher 1.~ I Bittet )29-"49. D. Nowlatn P 19"îhle224. ileîTrîip'e -R.Beauprie T9Piriî'nbfle 603. Junior Boys 5,k P 0 I îO'iîî'îoý -1 B.T.S. Bowling Team Standing No. 1 (,LPater«.on.t No. 2 (B. apttelli No. 4 (i3l. Iaarhýoo No. 1 (J. Battul Ladies* Higli Singles Rerrice Carter Pat Walker Pal Cotts L.adies' Iligh Triples Pat Colts Gladx-s Bain Bernice Carter Ladies' Hizh ,Average Bernice Carter Gladivs Bain T. Wiseman lMen's Iigh Singles B. Bagniell Jlac'kBaitn John Petorkit Meni's Iligh Triples 1Bill Bagnell Pal Palensýon Jack Bain Men's Hizh Avetrage B. 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