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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSRAY, MAY 27, 1948 Campbell Oshawa wrestling fans who like their grunt "n' groan sport to be rough, rugged and rowdy, should get their fill at the Oshawa Arena tonight, when Promoter "Pat Milosh pri ts his latest mat show. fy The "Sport Snapshots $5.00 Club," organized by this writer to give our regular sport column readers their opportunity to make a contribu- tion, yia a membership fee, towards assuring Oshawa of a new sports stadium, with the total proceeds of the $5.00 Club to go to the Kinsmen * Civic Memorial Stadium fund, is apparently still "unknown" to many :-=:+fans. While the enlisting has slowed down, each day we come across the odd one or two who hadn't yet heard about our club or didn't under- stand just what its purpose is. We had four more members join up .., yesterday, to bring the total to $1,085.00 and with a little luck and a "= {§A¢ more members, we'll be over the $1,200 mark by the end of this ; 8 , which will put us well on the way to reaching the $2,000.00 objective ; by Dominion Day. To + * * One of our contributions yesterday was made by one of Oshawa's lady sport fans, who attends mest hockey games as well as many of ..5 the summer activities. The membership is "in memoriam" for her Lia husband, who prior te his death was one of the keenest of sport followers and who, if he was still here, would most assuredly have joined our club. The other members were His Worship Magistrate + Frank S. Ebbs, whe has always been a keen sports booster, as a 'spectator, ever since he got {oo old himself to tote a hockey stick and .then in later years, put away his tennis gear; "Bob" Patte, one of the 'younger generation of local athletes, who is best known as one of the good second basemen developed in the Oshawa Minor Baseball heague in recent years, but also shone at OCVI in basketball and other sports, and Alderman "Mike" Starr, who back a few years was a member of the "Ukrainian Nationals" when that softball team was one of the best in the city and the pride of the south end. ) > + * ~All teams planning.to enter the Intermediate "A" softball league race, under the banner of the Oshawa City and District Softball Associa- ... fion, are reminded that the certificates for this league will be handed . out tonight, at a meeting called by President Johnny Brady, which is .-being held at 7:30 o'clock, at the Hotel Genosha, Pedlars, UAWA and GM-Colts seem like the only three entries expected to play this season, I: "Fhe "Colts" were in the doubtful class too, for a while, but following a cotiflab last night, it was decided that sufficient players were still avail- able to round out a contending team and the first practice workout will be held by the "Colts" on Monday night of next week, at Alexandra 3 The main bout itself promises to be a sizzler. The Palermo Panthers, better known to the wrestling fans around these parts and elsewhere as John Katan, takes on Dr. Ed. Meske and the bone-bending "Doc" is a rugged character and chiro- practor who takes keen delight in "operating" upon husky patients such as John Katan, Katan's Rep. Is Tough However, Katan has a tough re- putation and he has done a bit of back-busting and muscle-mauling himself, in the past twenty years and it's a cinch he'll resent in vig- orous fashion, any advances that Dr. Meske may offer to make to- wards changing his (Katan's) ana- tomy. Katan uses both his weight and size to full advantage, likes to put his opponent on his knees and en- force a little prayer for mercy--so the fans who "just hate those. vil- lains" will have a real chance to howl tonight. The semi-final bout will be just as interesting--if not more so. It brings together Tommy O'Toole, a rugged Irish gent of the mat wars, who made a favorable impression in his bout bere the last time. He will be opposing "The Masked Marvel", Now the Masked Marvel got a decision down here last week that was a little on the "smelly side", so a lot of the fans thought anyway, and if O'Toole can whip the Marvel tonight and thus force him to unmask, shure, and be jab- bers, old St. Patrick himself (no relation to Milosh) will join in the celebration. Bowmanville Again In the curtain-raiser, they have O'TOOLE AND MASKED MARVEL CLASH IN TONIGHT'S MAT SHOW . to have one of those even though they have no curtain, Billy Stack of Bowmanville takes on George Pit- keatly. This latter grappler, with a rather peculiar name, is a newcom- er to the local wrestling bouts but Promoter "Pat" insists that he's not only big enough but good enough to make it more than interesting for the temperamental Mr. Stack, We'll know better after we take in tonight's show. See you there!" Motor City Cab | Mroczek Youthful Oshawa Pitch- er in Fine Form, With 15 Strikeouts and Only 4 Walks -- Hits Homer Also to Aid Own Cause In 11-0 Win -- Cabbers Make Their Hits Count By BOB RIFE Nick Mroczek, that's a name to carve in your baseball prospects book. This young chucker for Oshawa's Motor City Cab team, pitched a no-hit no-run ball game last night to defeat Bowmanville Rotary literally single-handed by the score of 11-0. Nick not only pitched a no-hitter, but he hit the only home run of the Victory Over Bowmanville As ®- L 2 LOCAL JUVENILES BLANK BOWMANVILLE n Shutout Hurls a No-Hitter PORT NAPSHOTS $5.00 CLUB The "Sport Snapshots $5.00 Club" had its slowest day yesterday, with only four new members joining up but that still indicates a steady | climb and of course, we are expect- ing more members -each day from here in. | Amount previously acknowelged: $1,065.00 "In Memory of R. L."-- Anonymous Frank S. Bobs "Bob" Patte Fastest Swimmer 1 Margaret Wellington, 21-year-old bank clerk, England's fastest wo-, School record of 10.3 in the 100- | man swimmer, has been chosen to yard dash, and was about twelve swim for her country in the forth- coming Olympic games. Several Records Broken at 0.C.V.l. Track &Field Meet A 4 "Wimp" Crawford Ties Century Mark and Sets New Record for 220 -- Mozewsky Wins 440 in Record Time -- Jim Harris Runs Sizzling Mile in 4:49 -- Local Students Headed for London Meet Now O.C.V.I. track athletes got out the old spikes and really made lots of new records yesterday up at Al- exandra Park. Wimp Crawford. equalled the old field Crawford also won the Senior feet in front of the rest of the ela, |220 dash, with a new record of 23.6 pleted in 2.10 which is really stomp- 8. Intermediate events went from the 100-yard dash to the 440 sprint. Clayton took the 100 in 11 seconds flat, with Walt Mozewsky second. The Intermediate 220 saw long- legged John Sadler beat down an | early threat by Bob Cheng to win going away in 25.6 seconds. Clayton won the 440 sprint in typical style coming from way be- hind to close fast and overtake the early leader, Ron Wilson. Culley also closed fast to leave him in second and Wilson in third. The Junior events, of which only two were run, the 100 and the 220 | saw Keith Sutherland show his heels to the field in the 100 with a 12.5 dash. Authors was second and Oldfield third. Authors traded positions with Sutherland in the 220 coming a very close first with Oldfield saan taking third, in the time of 29.6. The O.C.V.I. track team will go | SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY Junior Softball Brooklin vs. Fittings, Alexandra Park, 6:45 p.m. Stoney's vs. Sharpe's, N, Oshawa, 6:45 pm, Juvenile Softball Storie Park vs. Collacutt's, Vice tory Park, 6:45 pam. Hornet's vs. Veteran's Taxi, Lakeview Park, 6:45 p.m. City and District Inter "A" Softball meeting at Hotel Gene osha, 7:30 pm. * + # FRIDAY Inter "AA" Softball Legion vs Duplate, Sunnyside Park, 6.45 p.m. Skinner's vs United Taxi, Bathe Park, 6.45 p.m. > Guelph Leafs Lose Another In Inter-County Waterloo Tigers chalked up their third straight victory last night, to take a firmer grip on first place in the Intercounty Baseball League senior circuit. They defeated Guelph Maple Leafs 4-2, handing the Leafs their third straight loss. Meanwhile, London Majors cols lared an 8-3 victory over Galt Ter- riers to tighten their hold on sec- ond spot in the standing, 32 game behind the leading Tigers. In the only other Intercounty game, Strate ford Nationals staged a rally to eke out a 6-5 victory over Kitchener | Panthers. SPEEDWAY QUALIFIERS Indianapolis, May 27 (AP) -- Same, 3 Sooming sWat-deed To ugginer ary |seconds. Eric Kofmel was pushing [to London, Ontario, this week-end w AS Park, with an invitation to all interested. Dia * * + Got around to the "big diamond" last night in time to see Nick Mroczek pitch a "no-hit, no-run" game in the Lakeshore Junior Apt say 14 erre tH Baseball League, as the Oshawa Motor City Cab Juveniles defeated _ Bowmanville Rotary 11-0. It was a great triumph for the youthful © "7 Oshawa hurler, he's only 16 yet, and to top off his no-hit pitching, 2. "ne also clouted a home-run blow during the game. These Motor City Cab Juveniles are a snappy baseball team, with a lot of team-spirit and a real knowledge of the game. They impress as having more wyviprospects on their roster than most of the local jumior teams in = Teeent years and when they tangle with the Oshawa "Hunters™ ele dunior team, in their Lakeshore League schedule game, a lot of local "SA¥"pall fans are going to see a real battle. 'As a matter of fact, don't be surprised if the Motor City Cab juveniles win the Lake- shore League Trophy. With just a little more defensive polish and I ="S$feady pitching, they'll, be good enough--for they can nearly all hit ell. : * * SPORTS SHORTS--Jersey. Joe Walcott is still resting that injured foot of his and seems likely to continue without training for the rest of this week. He will be in action though in enough time to give his sup- porters nothing much to worry: about in the coming match with the Brown Bomber on the 23rd of June . . . Willie Turnesa opened his de- fence of the British Open with two straight and fast opening round wins. The first and Second matches were played in a terrific dewnpour of hail and rain, 'but the weather-proofed American kept right on'. . . Joe Coleman, one time Maple Leaf, now with the Philadelphia Athletics is starting to help Phil Marchildon in keeping the Mackmen in first place. They are a few percentage points behind Cleveland but are really tied for the top spot ... The OCVI track team is going to participate in the London, Ontario, track meet, and seems to be headed for some neat honors. Coach Earl Deacon has not released yet who are going, but he is sure to have a strong relay squad . . . Second part of the OCVI track #7% meet will be run off on Monday evening of next week, this part will feature = field events, though there are still some track events left to be run off « . » The $50,000 "Bunion Derby" ended in.New York 20 years ago today with Phil Granville of Hamilton, Ont., finishing third behind Andrew Payne and John Salo. Nearly 200 runners started the race, organized * STIR IRENE | 25: ze vay 1 hs i Hi ie " hii i 3 by CC. (Cash and Carry) Pyle and the survivors covered the 3,422.3 miles in 84 days. Few of the runners got more than their expenses, * + * SCISSORED SPORT--(By The Canadian Press)--Results of a survey <= showed in New York Wednesday that sports writers who saw the first 4% Joe Louis-Joe Walcott fight believe the Jersey veteran has a better == chance to reverse the verdict than their brethren who weren't present. --% In both cases Louis is favored to retain his title when the two negro x battlgrs meet again in Yankee Stadium, June 23. But close. to one-third "of the writers--who saw the first bout figure Jersey Joe will lift the = crown, The overall voting in an Associated Press poll' showed ' 230 5 writers lining up behind the champion and only 52 stringing along with 3 Walcott. , . Larry Barton, formerly of Oakland and Los Angeles in % the Pacific Coast League, signed Wednesday with the Buffalo Bisons of .= the International League. General Manager Paul Richards said in To- #xyonto that the 34-year-old first baseman signed as a free agent and z.. will join the Bisons in Montreal this week-end . . . The Professional ~=-Golfers' Association executive committee has definitely rejected the idea <5 Of a czar for tournament golf, it was announced in St. Louis Wednesday. 5 At the same time the committeemen sanctioned participation of tourna- == ment chairman George Schneiter of Ogden, Utah, in tournaments at his = discretion . , . The touring Liverpool Soccer Club Wednesday night swamped New England All-Stars 6-0 in Fall River, Mass., for its fourth , successive victory in its tour of the United States and Canada. Al + Stubbins and Billy Fagan scored two goals each for the English club . . . == The Canadian champion, Lightland, owned by Vernon G. Cardy of Mon~ 5% treal and riddén by Jack Goodwin, won the lightweight hunters event 'Wednesday in Devon, Pa. at the opening of the 52nd annual Devon #: Horse Show and Country Fair .., It was announced in London Wed- centre field. 15. Strikeouts His pitching record was not full of "easy outs" either, as he counted 15 strikeout victims, and issued only four free passes to first base. Bow- manville used two pitchers, Stur- rock till the fifth, when Oshawa had collected nine runs, and West, theg ame. These boys gave up 11 hits and 11 runs between them and they weren't ~given the -upport that should be"asked of a junior team. Their fielding showed five errors to Oshawa's one. Oshawa got off to a very good start in the bottom of the first inning, when after holding in check the Rotary batsmen, they went to work with a will, and scored five runs on their own hook. Crabby Joxitoski was lead-off man and he bingled a single to left field. Tutak was hit by the pitcher, and men were on first and second. Crabby stole third, and Tutak followed With the automatic to second. "Bunny" Maeson drove in both these runs with a single Held Scoreless Again Singles by McArthur and Brabin accounted for the rest of the runs, and left the score at 5-0. Motor City under Mroczek"s long arm, 'held - Bowmanville in check again, and again it was their turn to start batting. Two runs on sharp singles into centre field by Maeson and Milne did the trick, and two more runs crossed the plate, making the count 7-0 against Bowmanville. The third inning was a repetition of the second and first for the Rotarians with Mroczek and Mec- Arthur forming #he perfect batte anid making it three up, three dow Came the last of the third and to prove that he can do more than pitch, Mroczek stepped into the first pitch to him and blasted it way out into right centre field for a home run. Not bad for a guy pitching such a game. Bowmanville went down in three straight again in the fourth and it was Oshawa's turn at bat. Mec- Arthur got to first on a walk and the ever-faithful 'Junior Milne came through with a timely single to punch home the run making the count 9-0. Twin Killing The fifth frame saw Oshawa execute a double play in the Bow- m.nville half of the frame. A pop fly to shortstop Milne and a quick throw to first caught the runner off the bag for the twin killing, Rowmanville kept Oshawa off the score sheet in the fifth and sixth frames, and of course Oshawa did the same in return. In the seventh Oshawa scored a singleton on hits Welland Stokes "Win Their Third Total, on Wednesday hard and was almost overtaking the speeding Mr. Crawford at the tape. Keith Buchanan ran a good third. a southpaw, for the remainder of | NORTHMINSTER "WINS FIRST FROM CHRIST CHURCH Northminster Church started the season off in great style as they did last year, by whipping Christ Church 13-9 in a regularly sched- uled Church League game at Alex- andra Park. ] The game only went seven in- nings but in that time Northmins- ter took an early lead and had to hold off a determined attempt by Christ Church in that last frame of the game to overhaul them. Morey was chucking for North- minster, and had six strikeouts in| the seven innings, which shows that he has yet to hit his top form for the year. ) The pitcher for Christ Church is an unknown quantity since the scorebook is a little blank in that | area, but he allowed lots of hits, | and walks to virtually give North- minster their early lead. The Northerners scored three in | the first, one in third, three in the | fourth, and six in the seventh. Christ Church scored two in the first and got their big rally of five | in the fifth and two more in the | seventh. | Hurne, Hayward and Ashman | were top men at bat for Ons) Church, while Hawkshaw, Morey and Wilson were best at the plate | for Northminster. NORTHMINSTER: Hawkshaw, | ss; James, c; Morey, p; Matthews, | 2b; Wilson, 1b; Gordon, If; Hall, 3b; Piatti, cf, and George, cf. | CHRIST CHURCH: Black, 3b; Ashman, rf; Hayward, 1f; Hurne, | 2b; Scott, ss; Francis, c; Fisher, p; | Cook, cf, and Salmon, 1b, ST. JOHN'S OPEN CHURCH LEAGUE IN BIG VICTORY st. John's Greek Orthodox Church won their first start of the Church Loop last night at Alexand- ra Park by a score of 24-8 over the hapless Salvation Army. It was a case of the bigger bats of the St. John's squad who turned almost every pitch of the Army's Butler into an extra base blow. Masiewich who did the hurling for St. John's was not in top form, but he can be expected to be heard from later in the season. In Nia ara Loo | The Senior 440-yard sprint was g Pp | Ray Mozewsky all the way. He took |a long lead in the back stretch, and Down in the Niagara District | made everyone come to him in the Baseball League, Welland took their third straight victory by |1€8d at the tape, though Eric Kof- defeating St. Catharines Saints 4-2 | Mel with his usual top finish was at Welland. North Tonawanda |Pressing hard. A new record was Dodgers invaded Niagara Falls and |Set for this event, it being 56 sec- whitewashed the Houcks 6-0 in the [onds. ) ) only other district tilt. | - The Senior mile saw Jim Harris The Welland-St. Catharines game [un away from the two other com- was a replay of a 3-3 deadlock | Petitors in great style to chop about played at Welland a week ago. |40 seconds off the old record in this Third-sacker Johnny Labnock was |event. His 4.49 for the four laps was the big gun for Welland, driving in [the fastest he has ever run the three of their runs with a pair of mile, and was the best the school singles. Veteran righthander Mario | has ever seen. Comy held Saints to four hits, while His first lap was done in 68 sec- Dominic Senese gave up 11 safeties | onds, while the half mile was com- as he hurled the entire game for t Clayton, W, record)--Crawford, Kofmel, R. Stokes [last ten yards. He still had a good | record)--Crawford, Kofmel, to compete in the Western Ontario meet, where they hope to push some winners over the line. Junior 100-yard (Time: 12:5)--Suth- erland, Authors, Oldfield Intermediate 100-yard (Time: 29.6)-- Mozewsky, Sadler. Senior 100-yard (Time: 10.3, ties old Mozew- Yantor 220-yard (Time: 29.6)--Auth- ors, Sutherland, Oldfield. Intermediate 220-yard (Time 25.6)-- ey. (Time: 23.6, new Buchanan. Intermediate 440-yard (Time: 584)-- Intermediate 440-yard (Time: 584, new record)--Clayton, Culley, Wilson. Senior 440-yard (Time: 56.0, new récord)--R. Mozewsky, Kofmel, Craw- ford. Senior mile (Time: 4.49, new record) --Harris, Glichrist, Rife. ICY GREENLAND About 86 per cent of Greenland is - covered by an ice cap many housands of feet thick. Thirty cars are ready to start in the 500-mile automobile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway -Mon- day. Seven made their 10-mile quali- fying runs Wednesday to bring the line-up within three of the maxi- mum starting field. The 34 unquali- fied cars remaining at the track have only Saturday left in which to try for positions. If more than 33 cars pass the qualification test the slowest will be eliminated to hold the field to that number, DIVIDE TRI-COUNTY LOOP Lindsay.--A busy season is ahead for the Tri-County Baseball League which includes Victoria and On- tario Counties. The league has been divided in two sections, the Eastern and Western sections to play off. St. Catharines. North Tonawanda, on their first visit this season to Niagara Falls, made their hits count and pounded Worral, Houcks' pitcher, for eight | safeties. The visitors displayed a | neat fielding jnfield combination to | hold Houcks at bay. Behrns pitch- ed well for the winners and scat- tered nine hits over the route. Sweepstake Prizes Small Since War Dublin, May 27--(AP) -- Total prize money in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes, on the English Derby, was announced as £444,200 ($1,776,- 800) as the drawings began today. Experience Is the Key to the Success of Ont. Motor Sales. It Ensures Compe- tent Guidance to Quality That total, smallest since the war | was sufficient to make up eight units of prize money. Holders of tickets on the winning horse will ge' £25,000 ($100,000), on the second horse £10,000 and on the third be eight tickets worth £25,000. The tickets cost the purchaser 10 shil- lings ($2). The original entry list for the Derby to be run at. Epsom Downs, June 6 was 386 horses and on the first acceptance this was cut to 125. Names of all 125 horses will be drawn in the Sweepstakes. Only 36 horses were left after final accept- ances Wednesday and many will not run. However, a holder of any ticket drawn gets a prize, although the sum is much less for non-run- ners. : EYE NO-HIT, PITCHER Wilkes-Barre, Pa.--Major league scouts eyed Alex Junevitz, Harter High School pitcher, who has pitch- ed four no-hit games so far this season, for You. TADEMARSS toc THOSE WHO ALWAYS TRY TO GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING USUALLY GET EXPERIENCE - GET YOUR CAR IN SHAPE Use Our SUMMER SPECIAL 1. Test compression. 15. 2. Test operation of throttle and choke. . Inspect, clean and tighten battery terminals. . Clean and adjust spark plugs. 3 17. 4 5. Clean and adjust distributor points. 6 7 18. . 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Change grease transmission nd United States Women's squad at Wimbledon, June 11 and 12 . «+ « The Addison Stable's five-year-old Sir Harry beat a good field of four-year- olds and up Wednesday in- Toronto in winning the Inaugural Purse, carrying $1,500 added, feature of the opening day's card of the seven- w= day -Thorncliffe racetrack meeting. WRESTLING --ToneHT . Roller Skating Saturday Evening (Only) 2 =" bi Friday Night - - Fun Parade' The eighth frame saw Oshawa get their 11th run when Herky Tutak scored on a long fly to the outfield. Came then the top of the ninth with a no-hitter staring Mroczek in the face. Three pitches to the first man and he was out, three pitches to th: second man and he was out. Nick eased off a bit after that, and walked the next man up. Hooper came to the plate, and with the count two and two, he blooped the ball sharply at the mound. It bounced high, and it looked as though the no-hitter was gone, but "Herky" 'Tutak charged the ball, grabbed it, and with th: help of "Bunny" ' Maeson's extra long stretch they beat the runner by a step to end the game. Mroczek was mobbed, as he should have 'been, being the first pitcher 'since Jack Langmald (two years ago with B'Nai B'Rith) to score a no-hitter in the Lakeshore junior loop. R.H. E Bowmanville 000 000 000-- 06 0 5 Oshawa 521 100 11x--11 11 1 .. Bowmanville Rotary -- Rowe, cf; Hooper, ss; "Woodward, rf; Dadson, 1b; Martin, ¢ dnd cf in 5th; Rundle, If and 3b in 5th; Sturrock, p and If in 5th; West, 3b and p in 5th; Cowle, 2b; Strike, c¢ in 5th. Oshawa Motor City Cab -- Joz- koski, '3b; -Tutak, -2b; Maeson, 1b; Morrison, cf; McArthur, c; Milne, 8s; Brabin, If; Sarnovsky, rf; Mroczek, p. Umpirese-Reg Fair, plate; Doug Sutton, bases. and looked good all the way till the last two innings of the seven frame affair when he got a litle wild and allowed in three runs in one inn- ing, and five in 'the other. For St. John's it was a field day for the batters, as almost everyone bingled or walked. They scored three runs in the first, one in the second, and thirteen runs in the third frame. Four runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth made up their total of 24 ahd showed them tc be one of the power clubs of the loop. | st. John's big hitters were Zaka- row, Kuney and Kuch. Kuch, the lead-off man was really hot at the plate. SALVATION ARMY -- CLARKE, 3b; Gentry, 2b; Nelson, c; Ar- | nold, 1b; Butler, p; Pollo, ss; Mey- ers, rf; Arp, cf; and Frank, If. 8ST. JOHN'S -- Kuch, ss; Man- illa, cf; Kuney, 1b; Masiewich, p; | Sholdra, rf; Osmok, lf; Zedic. c; Sholdra, 2b; George, 3b; Dutchak, cf in 4th; and Zakarow, If in 3rd. 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