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By John Siviter, CH 1â€"6650 _ | The Atom division of the league wound up their schedule‘ last week for the 1964 season.! The standings ended the same as | last season, but the big surprise | was the strong improvement by the Rexdale Plaza boys in the" last few games. These boys, held pointless aH‘ season, beat Littons two goals| to none and tied Cribâ€"Diaper in | a scoreless game to take three points in their last two games. Many of the boys are in the nineâ€" and 10â€"yearâ€"old group and never played before this season. They were held together by Coach Jeff Hunt, who must take credit for the team‘s improveâ€" ment and their fine sportsmanâ€" ship and team spirit, despite the dismal season. If they take up next season where they left off this year they are an even bet to take the honors. Well played, Scott Townson, Poter .Cowland, Heale: Hunt, Falph Anstey and all the Plaza d ts. Toronto Services League sot a cracking pace throughout Braithwaite‘s Sleagal Eagles 6,| Wednesday night Kim Batenâ€" Ross Wemp Moters 3 | chuk for Rexdale potted fourâ€" Monday, July 6, saw action in | teen of the fifteen goals scored. the Tyke, Novice and Bantam | Michael Muhli got the other one divisions. The Tyke gume went| with one assist each to Ronald to Braithwaites, with Bryan Mcâ€" | MacSpadyen and Michael Muhli. Gowen getting three goals,| For Bob‘s Bâ€"A Terry Haggerty Casey Patterson two and John | scored three with Mark Lievonâ€" Oggy one with an assist point | en one goal and an assist. Robâ€" going to Michael Hyde. For the| bie Sokolowski, one goal and opposing team Kevin Wilson, | one assist. David Waliton and Paul Johnwn} Payne Metal 6, Nightingale‘s all\ shared honours at one goal Bâ€"A 3 1+ YORKLEIGH THE ADVERTISER â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, July 16, 1964 â€" Page 14 1964 DODGE Sedan ... $2,199 Rexdale Lacrosse Rexdale Soccer League Standing July 9: W L Pts Turf Giants To 2 14 Heppell Shell Cubs 6 2 12 Soft Shoppe 6002 12 Wellington Flyers 503 10 W. White Rose 50040 10 Millers Esso 20 60 4 Wallys Haulage :0 104 Cartage Cardinals 1O 8 2 An exhibition game has been arranged for the Rexdale Tyke All Stars with Brampton, in Brampton _ Tuesday _ evening. They will be having a return game at Pine Point the followâ€" ing week. the schedule and dropped only|hours instructing the boys in | three point& in winning their|the park. The runnerâ€"up posi-} second consecutive Atom chamâ€"|tion will be decided tonight pionship. |(Thursday) at Pine Point Park. Two tied games with (Trib‘This will decide the location of‘ Diaper Service and one with | the Carling trophy. Litton Systems were the only| The final league standing are . Two tied games with Crib Diaper Service and one with Litton Systems were the only blots on a perfect record. Many of their star players will be in the bantam age group next year and it should prove an interestâ€" ing season watching the newâ€" comers. Cribâ€"Diaper Service should be a strong team next year as many of their players have anâ€" other season left in Atom play. Littons, after a weak start, came on strong in midseason but fadâ€" ed again, to finish in third poâ€" sition, despite the hard work put in by their dual coaches, Les Davidson and Dereck Cook. At least two of their players will make the allâ€"star team. Garrett once again won the hantam honors. With no parâ€" ticular outstanding players, they played well as a team. Coach Bill Jeffreys must take some of the credit. He put in many long 89 BRAND NEW 1964 CARS MUST Go ! The Turf Giants are now in top spot having played all their regular games. Sofa Shoppe and Heppell play each other this week and the team which wins could end up tied for first place. With many coaches and playâ€" ers away for vacation there will be no games played until Auâ€" gust 20 when all teams will swing back into action. Services Cribâ€"Diaper Litton Plaza Rexdale Italia Standard Tool York Gears Orenda ed their regylar schedule of nine games. Two games remain to be played and the outcome will have an effect on who will end up in first place. Garrett a o 0 0d Humpty D. .. 3 3 0 Chromlax 20 : : Dunham Bush 0. 5 1 Sunday Industrial League (As of July 12) Orenda 20 0 3 0 0 Last Sunday‘s action in the Industrial League was rained out. There will be no games this Sunday due to a band concert at the park, but action will resume on July 25. The final league standing are listed below: DOING A CLEANING JOB on Nightengale‘s Bâ€"A in Rexdale Lacrosse action, Garry Carr of lgeith’_s Cleanâ€" ers lobs in one of his seven goals. Ron Sabadash got three more for Keith‘s and Peter Doyle one. Danny By Murray Dryden Coach Dave Fry of the Runâ€" Consolidated Beats Top _ Team With A Slim Margin CHRY SLER DODGE VALIANT Showroom Modern Bantam Indoor Atom I 0 TO MAKE ROOM FOR FINAL FINISHING OF OUR NEW PREMISES 1964 VALIANT Sedan ... $2,099 Pt LTn 1865 WESTON ROAD 8 â€" 247â€"5481 14 1 On Tuesday evening Dave Spencer did the flinging, handâ€" cuffing the Columbus swatters to 4 hits and 2 walks. The opposing piteher, Bob Card also hurled well giving up 8 hits and issuing 3 bases on balls. John Turner‘s line single, folâ€" lowed by Leo Foy‘s rap to centre that got away from the outfielder, accounted for the only run. Glen Creamer, Bob Card, Jim Walker and Dave Miwa connected for the league leaders. John Turner started off the sixth inning with a treâ€" mendous triple to <the centre field fence, but his mates left him stranded on third. neymede Lions will know some of Punch Imlach‘s feelings when his team took a 11â€"0 trouncing from the lowly Bruins and then the following night went into Chicago and shut out the high flying Hawks 3â€"0. Well last Monday night Consolidated visitâ€" ed the Lions home park and trampled them to the tune of 20â€"0. The following evening they visited Christie Pits to take on the top runners, Colâ€" umbus Boys Club and, you guessed it, they won 1â€"0. In the 20â€"0 debacle, the Runâ€" neymede defences crumbled givâ€" ing Peter Dixon and John Turâ€" nee very little support. Dryden with 2 hits, Bruce Winter, Dave Spencer and Wayne Evers with one apiece carried the team‘s offense. Bruce Herberson with 4 straight hits, lead the Conâ€" solidated attact. Paul Hoganson made the catch of the season in the 8th, a line smash off the bat of Dave Miwa. Ken Eryden had 2 hits in 4 trips. Dave Spencer and Bruce Winter got the other bingles. It was an exciting last inning as Columbus fought gamely to load the bases with one out. On Wednesday a rainedâ€"out game between Alderwood and Royal York was played. Royal York picked up their first vicâ€" tory this year over the Alderâ€" wood squad and completely overâ€" powered the Alderwood pitching by scoring 16 runs. The strong Alderwood club scored 10 runs in an errorâ€"filled contest. Both On Tuesday night Rosethorn Freeway Washers and Alderâ€" wood Jack‘s Faniily Stores met in a battle for first place. While on Diamond 2, Royal York Conâ€" struction moved closer to the leaders with a win by defauit over Cardinal A C Sancraft Plating. Rosethorn won their game by breaking out for a rash of runs late in the game. The winning pitcher for the Washers was Don Thompson. When Bob McLoskey dribbled to the pitcher for the second out, Dave Miwa lead off batter and always a potential threat stepâ€" ped up. He lifted a high foul fly half way between home and third. Catcher Melntyre and 3rd sacker Dryden collided like a couple locomotives, but the latter was able to hold on to the ball to finish the contest. Both players were â€" severely racked up from the experience. On Thursday night these two teams met again at Central. Steve Brown with 3 hits, Bill Melntyre, Wayne Evers, Dave Spencer with single and Bruce Winter with a couple outfield single and a total of 9 walks Bantam Last week was a busy one as| five gamesâ€"were played in the | bantam division of the Interâ€" Community Softball League. | Intercommunity Pee Wee Ball Walker flung four into the Keith net for Nightengale‘s, while Bob Gale and Joe Sakolowski got one apiece. Final score in Monday‘s game 11â€"6. You must take immediate delivery the spot CREDIT APPROVAL of 5%%â€" \â€" On Thursday at Mimico Valâ€" |ley Park Alderwood won by deâ€" ’fault over Cardinal A C while | Rosethorn trounced Royal York 12â€"3. Once again the pitching of Don Thompson proved too much for the weak Royal York team. Sloppy fielding helped the visiâ€" tors to their 12 runs as they managed only six hits. Royal York picked up their three runs on only four hits. The victory for Rosethorn assured them of a place in the Ontario Amateur Softball Association playdowns as the first place team in each league as of July 15 becomes eligible for provincial championâ€" ships. The standings as of July 9: Rosethorn Alderwood Royai York Cardinal AC While the locals had a 500 week, they still remain in third place. Their chances of qualifyâ€" ing for the Allâ€"Ontario Tournaâ€" ment at Leaside on Civic Holiâ€" day weekâ€"end look mighty slim indeed. On Friday evening the same contestants met. Columbus got a 3â€"1 lead and held this until the seventh when Lions tied the score. Then in the ninth, a third strike got away from the catcher that set up the winning run. There followed a humorous series of wild throws and when the dust had settled down, two runners had crossed the plate, giving Columbus a 5â€"3 margin. John Turner pitched the full nine innings. teams stretched twoâ€"base hits into cheap home runs due to sloppy fielding. produced 8 runs. Ken Dryden restricted the Columbus batters to 5 hits, striking out 15, but his mates, guilty of numerous miscues, were fortunate to eke out an 8â€"7 decision. Bill Mcâ€" Intyre‘s 3â€"run triple was the feature. The Best Car Buys In Metro Photo by Henri Badowski Financing 1964 CHRYSLER Sedan ... $3,199 00 14 T Pts 20 Miller‘s Esso Royal York Savages .. Reids Rovers Redmen ... Dixon Ph. ..... Ares :cnolsl Angels ... Dodgers ....... HMC Ins....... Eagles p Guardians In the past week the Royal York team coached by Jack Fodâ€" en proved to be the giant killer by knocking off the first place Miller‘s Esso team 8â€"2. Later in the week they assured themâ€" selves of a playoff spot by beatâ€" ing the tough Baker‘s Redmen 22â€"12. Standings to date show Millâ€" er‘s Esso to be holding down first place with 16 points and one game to play. However, Steinberg Savages with 15 points can clinch top place if they win both of their remainâ€" ing games. Standings at July 11: WO L ToPts By John Crnciche The Atom section teams of the Royal York Community Asâ€" sociation Baseball League have all but completed their regular 11â€"game schedule and this week start a month‘s holiday. On their return in early August the teams will complete those games which were postponed due to rain. The Os tried desperately to get on even fermis, anu us Ward, another star, literally ran himself into the ground breakâ€" ing up attack after attack. Brian Wills and Rick Douglas came close to scoring on a numâ€" ber of occasions, but virtually represented the forward line. Danny Lavery, the smallest player on the field, adopted the attitude of "the bigger they are the harder they fall," and was completely fearless in tackling his much heavier opponents. Roger Green played another flawless game for Services. In the other match, Erco Chemicals came out on top of the newly formed Malton Flyers by two goals to one. As we have said before, this compact little team from Malton will go places next year, and Coach Treloar is to be congratulated for bringing them along so well so soon. Malâ€" Royal York Atom Ball Once again the games demonâ€" strated the equality of play beâ€" tween the leagues, but Rexdale showed they were slightly more at home on a sertior size field. Office Overload lost 1â€"0 to Toâ€" ronto Services on a goal by Roger Green, which goalkeeper Paul Kenny had no chance of saving, dwarfed as he was in the outsize goal. John McEwan was the dominant player on the winning team, showing skill beâ€" yond his years in cool and deâ€" liberate play, setting up attackâ€" ing plays, and falling back to elear dangerous situations in his goal area. By L. J. Ansell The semiâ€"finals of the Interâ€" League Cup between Rexdale and West Mall took place last week, and resulted in a repreâ€" sentative ‘ir‘om each league movâ€" ing into final. WALKER WELDING s LIMITED Sponsor of Walker Welding Alderwood Softball Team PHONE CL 3â€"3367 429 ISLINGTON AVE., SOUTH Down The Mall â€" . as Low as $95 DOWN §$17.14 WEEKLY 36 MONTHS TO PAY! 10 16 July 9 at (‘ale«ioniu,‘_ Frawley‘s St. Philip‘s Bray s took St. John‘s Young People 12â€"5. The Braves had a fourâ€" run first inning and were never headed; they added three in the fourth, three in the sixth and two in the seventh. Ron Gillis on the mound for the Braves didn‘t allow a hit until the sixth inning and in the seventh the Young People scored all five of their runs. For the Braves, Jack Murphy and Ross Ferguâ€" son had a home run each. For the Young People‘s Club, Peter Kemp at short stop and Paul Jefferies on the mound were the stars The same evening at Caleâ€" donia St. Benedict‘s Dodgers edged St. John‘s Y.P.C. 13â€"11 in a game that was in doubt until the very last play. At the end of seven the Young People had the bases loaded but could not get them home. For the winners George Gallager and John Snell were the big hitters. For the Young People, Dave Dean and John Masog looked very good. 4. At the end of the fourth the Mets were leading by a mere 3â€"2. Then in the fifth they exâ€" ploded for seven runs and took over control of the game. For the winners Don Snow at short stop had a perfect five for five including a home run. Ralph Kosowan had three for five also including a home run. For the Friars Elmo Savoie was the only one to solve the slants of Frank Smith; he had t,' # four with a home run. A Humber Valley Catholic Ball July 7, at Gary Park ; gadme called at the end of innings St. Philip‘s Braves feated St. John‘sâ€"8t. Jude‘s 2E8°CC oL JOnn 5â€"8t, Jude‘s 10â€" 3. Lefty Ron Gillis on the mound for the Braves handâ€" cuffed the Double Jays and the timely hitting of Brian Mariani, who drove in five runs and the fine defensive play of the Braves turned the tide. Jim Sonoski at short stop and later behind the plate was the best for the Double Jays. ton‘s goal was scored by Ed Rudkin, and Erco‘s two by tireâ€" less Bernie Flache, the first a neat header from a Neale Tweedy pass â€" a combination we have seen before. Matt Burger, captain of Erco, played a very determined game and gave inspiration to his players. His.tackling looks as though it was modelled on that of Stan Cullis. _ Standouts for Maiton were â€" Marvin â€" Williams, Bob Vanstone, Dave McKnight, and of course, Ed Rudkin. For Ereo it was Bernie Flache, Matt Burâ€" ger, Tom Ferguson and Dave Clydesdale The two finalists mre scheâ€" duled to meet later this year ut Stanley Park. A definite date will be announced in due course, July 8 at Gary, St. Philip‘s Mets defeated St. Bernard‘s 23. Serving Etobicoke â€" Rexdale Weston â€" Thistletown PHONE DAY OR NIGHT ETOBICOKE NORTH T A X I 244â€"4444 five