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10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, Jume 18, 1953 LOCAL FANS LIKE PETE GREY oh SPORTS MENU "Evefything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell S PORTS EDITOR That's the kind of baseball that will have the Kinsmen Civic Me- morial Stadium crammed to capa- city, -hefore very long and certain- ly .before the season is over. Last night's game with Guelph Maple Leafs was a high-class brand of baseball -- after a weird first-in- ning start -- and we agree with several of the fans who made the identical remark last night, why go elsewhere to see top - flight base- ball, : Trailing 3-0 last, night, the Merchants came from behind to beat Guelph 7-3 and so continue their' ¢limb in the Inter - County race." The Oshawa team has won their 'last' three - straight games an "four of their last five games. They have now climbed up to within a small fraction of 4th place and if they keep it up, they'll be in fourth spot before very long. Last . pight's game was a thriller with Oshawa's great 5- run rally in the fifth inning be- ing the turning point. Dick Ber- ning's single with the bases load- ed followed by Chuck Aleno's ling + drive double, did the trick. the Guelph club for the next five innings. The pitching, the relief chores that is, was of excellent calibre and so was the hitting displayed by the powerful Oshawa line-up. Pete Grey, the one-armed veteran who had a stint with St. Louis Browns in the Big Time durin, war years; made a terrific hit wit the Oshawa fans. He can run like a deer, catches the ball ene-hand- ed, flips the ball and shifts his glove in an effortless motion and then throws the ball in, faster than most two-handed outfielders. He got a great hand when he hit a tri- ple. He had the only hit off Al Gerringer and was the only Maple Leaf to get more than one hit. On top of that, he had five putouts in right field. When Guelph plays here again, all the Oshawa ball fans should be on hand, if only to see Pete Grey in action. A FREE Ladies' night at Kins- men Stadium tomorrow night is expected to bring out the biggest crowd of the season. Free tickets It "alsa ended Sam Bankhead's stay on the mound but they played him at 2nd base then | and later moved him to 3rd base. Marty Philp, the Guelph home- brew, who came in to relieve Bankhead, gave up a hit to Fran Dyson, first batter he faced but after that he pitched no-hit, no- ruff ball against the Merchants fop 'the rest of the distance. And :at that, he didn't show any more effectiveness than Osh- od dobany Waller in. the third ed Johnny Walter e en the slim left-hander ran 'to trouble, for the first ting fn some while. Gerringer f his first batter and made - the next one sky out -- and then wention from there to shut out have been distributed in Port Perry, Bowmanville, Whitby, Ajax and in Oshawa factories and of- fices, They are also available at a local stores (see advt. on to- day's sport page). It's a free ad- mission for any lady tomorrow night, provided she has hubby or boy friend along to pay his own fare -- which is the same as "'two- for-the-price-of-one'"'. A crowd of over 2,000 is expected tomorrow night and we're ordering special warm weather for the game. It's Galt Terriers here tomorrow night, against Oshawa Merchants and it's a big chance for Oshawa to move up level with Guelph and Waterloo in the race for a playoff berth in the Inter-County race. More about it tomorrow! OSHAWA MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUE STARKS PLUMBERS BLANK OSH. DAIRY Starks Plumbers did it again . . . won another Legion Minor Base- ball Association bantam league is 'time it was -a 10-0 shutout over Oshawa Dairy up at Alexan- dra Park last night. B. Goodall was the Stanting pick er. He gave up two hi e i Tove fanned the last two batters to end the threat and stay- ed until the fourth when McMahon and he traded posts as a battery. Mc¢Mahon then struckout the side in 'the fourth and fifth inning . . . perfect relief! Ferguson was the starter for Oshawa Dairy. He was wild in the first and gave' over the chore to Brewster after rash of seven walks. Four runs scored in the | first, three in the second and three | in the fourth. Big hitters and the | only hitters for Starks were Fry, | McMahon, Pearson and Simpoe, eal Lovelock and Bilenduke Ss got the two Dairy safeties. OSHAWA DAIRY: Bilenduke, ss; Brewster, cf and p in 1st; Love- | lock, 3b; Boddy, 1b; Campbell, c; Ferguson, p and cf in 1st; Norman, If; Kolodzie, 2b; and Grant, rf. STARKS: Fry, cf; Kelly, ss; Newey, 1b; Simcoe, 3b; McMahon, ¢ and p in 4th, Pearson, 2b; B. Gogdall,.p and c¢ in 4th; Aru, If; _ Weroski, rf; and Garrow, rf in 4th. Umpires: "Moe" Yeo. VICTORS DEFEAT BEATONS DAIRY Victors bantams handed out an | 11-8 defeat to the Beaton's Dairy | team of the Legion Minor Baseball Association game played at East- view Park last night. Luke started on the mound for the winners, but gave way to Mc Lelland in the third. The latter fin- CRA Pee Wees Have - Revised Schedule wpa» au 8 For ""B" Division The Neighbourhood Association is issuing a revised Pee Wee boys softball schedule for "B' Division. All persons who are associated are asked to take note of the fact that there are now six teams in the '"B" Division. The addition bei Simcoe Hall. The Home Diamon for the Simcoe Hall team will be at Cowan Park. With the league to start on Thursday it is very im- portant that coaches and managers take into consideration the changes in the schedule. All teams in the Neighbourhood Association Pee Wee Boys division are wished the best of luck in the coming season. Only one team can win the trophy, but it can mean a lot of pleasure and fun for all persons connected with these teams. The following is the revis- ed Pee Wee Boys Softball Schedule for the "B" Division. "B"" DIVISION NOTE -- All Simcoe Hall "home games" at Cowan's Park. Thursday, June 18, Rundle imcoe Hall; Fernhill at Radio and Valleyview at Storie. Tuesday, June 23, Rundle at Fernhill; Simcoe Hall at Valley- view and Storie at Radio. Thursday, June 25, Radio at Valleyview; Storie at Rundle and Fernhill at Simcoe Hall. Tuesday, June 30, Simcoe Hall at Storie; Valleyview at Fernhill and Rundle at Radio. Thursday, July 2, Fernhill at Storie; Radio at Simcoe Hall and Valleyview at Rundle. Tuesday, July 7, Storie at Valley- view; Radio at Fernhill and Sim- coe Hall at Rundle. Thursday, July 9, Radio at Stor- ie; Valleyview at Simcoe Hall and Fernhill at Rundle, Tuesday, July 14, Simcoe Hall at Fernhill; Rundle at Storie and Valleyview at Radio. Thursday, July 16, Radio at Run- ished the game. Beatons scored one run. in the first, three in the second | and two in the third. Bighitters for them were Juben- | ville, Goldman and Andor. | Jubenville, besides getting three | singles in four trips, pitched eight | hit ball for the losers. He saw the | Victors crew score. five in the first, | one in the second, four in the third and one in the fifth. rrors were the reason for the defeat. Big hitters in the winning cause were E. Westfall and Jeffs. BEATONS: Roberts, 2b; Love, rf; Herancourt, c¢; Branch, If: Baxter, ss; Andor, cf; Marden, 3b; and Rockburne, ph for Love in 7th. VICTORS: Wills, 2b; Ryan,3b; G. Westfall, 1b; Jeffs, c; Luke, p and If in 3rd; E. Westfall, ss; Thompson, If: Lawrence, cf; Le- mop, rf; McClelland, p in 3rd; Po- well; 4th: cf in 3rd; Estabrooks, rf in Umpires: Smith and Wills. dle; Fernhill at Valleyview and Storie at Simcoe Hall. Tuesday, July 21, Rundle at Val- leyview; Simcoe Hall at Radio and Storie at Fernhill. > FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland -- Rocky Castellani, 158, Luzerne, Pa., outpointed Pierre Langlois, 160, France, 10. MASON BACK AS MANAGER GUELPH (CP) -- Roy Mason Wednesday was re-appointed team manager of Guglph Biltmores of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A League for the 1953-54 season. Oshawa Merchants continued their climb in the Inter - County senior baseball race here at the Kizsmen Civic Memorial Stadium last night when they defeated the 4th-place Guelph Maple Leafs 7-3, to chalk up their fourth victory in their last five starts and their third - straight since Saturday night. One of the biggest crowds of the season was on hand last aight. 'wo newcomers to the team and three, as far as local fans are concerned, saw action with the Merchants last night, Fran Dyson, th. Holy Cross U. first-baseman and Ron Ryba, Fordham Univer; sity catcher, both turning in fine chores at their respective position while Al Gerringer, young hurler, did a yoeman chore on the mound, in a relief role, after Johnny Wal- ter got off to a shaky start. FREAKISH BEGINNING The game opened with a flu of excitement when Marv Ric singled and Pete Grey sacrificed. Jeorge Carruth flied out to Dick Herning in right and when that outfielder started to make his throw before he really had hold of the ball, he muffed the catch and then threw wide to the infield. Rich, who was on 2nd after the sacrifice, advanced 'to 3rd when the ball was dropped while Car- ruth, who had kept on running, rounded second base and headed for third base, when the ball went wide to Aleno, back of third base. When Aleno recovered the ball, Carruth was almost to third, where Rich was frantically telling him to go back to 2nd. Aleno threw be- hind Carruth, to Herman Mason, trapping Carruth. He was run down by Mason, who faked his hot-box throw and then made 'the tag" himself and then when Rich start- ed for the plate and realized he was caught, Mason, showing alert judgment, faked another throw and then tagged Rich himself, for a double-play. In the second, Bankhead singled, Hoehm singled, scoring Sam Bank- head. Geo. Daddario grounded, forcing Smolenski and then on an attempted double steal, pitcher Johnny Walter threw to the plate to get Smolenski but threw wild- ly and Guelph's second run scored. |PETE GREY POPULAR HERE The visitors got their other tally in the third when Pete Grey, the one - armed veteran who saw ser- vice with St. Louis Browns in the American League during the war years, clubbed a triple to centre. He scored on George Carruth's single. Grey drew a tremendous ova- tion from the Oshawa fans when he tripled and again when he got a single in the 7th. He was the only Guelph batter to get more than one safe hit and in addition, he handled five putouts"without a falter, four of them being key outs -- as they ended an inning, with Oshawa runners on bases in each case. Trailing 3-0, Merchants clicked for two runs in the 3rd when Ron Ryba opened with a double. Wal- ter grounded out but Jimmie Jones singled to score Ryba then Hermon Mason and Ted O'Connor all singl- Phil Smolenski walked and Eddie | 1: ed in succéssion. "Butch" Lawing flied out to Grey, with one out and the bases loaded, 'to score! Jones after the catch then Dick | Berning flied out to Grey to end the inning. PLENTY OF POWER Merchants unleashed their hea- vy artillery in the fifth inning when the first seven batters pro- duced only one out. Jimmie Jones started it with a walk, Mason beat out an infield hit that Smolenski barely knocked down. Ted O'Con- nor grounded out but Lawing walk- ed to fill the bases then Dick Ber- ning belted a clean single to score | Jones and Mason. Chuck Aleno doubled to score Lawing and Ber- ning, the latter all the way from st That ended Sam Bankhead's stay on the mound and he went to 2nd base, with Marty Philp tak- ing over, Fran Dyson greeted Phil with a single, to score Aleno wit] the last run of the game. THE BOX SCORE GUELPH Rich, ss Grey, rf .. Carruth, If Napier, c¢ . Bankhead, p, 3b 2b, 3b Smolenski, Boehm, . cf D'Addario, Gaglio, 2b .... (a)Philp p .... ib 1b, '2 HENAWSADSS AD scosonmoomoy COOH O =O Ny NO~NWOoAWMI~E COMMON --D DP (b)Kaiser, Totals .......convussnnnsn. OSHAWA Jones, cf Mason, ss .. O'Connor, 2b Lawing, If Berning, rf Aleno, 3b .. Dyson, 1b . Ryba, ¢ ... Walter, p .... (e)Gerringer, p Totals . (a) Pitching Smolenski in 8th. (e) Pitching in 4th. Innings RH GUELPH . 021 000 000-3 7 3 OSHAWA . 002 050 00x--7 9 3 The Summary --- Errors, Berning, Walter, Aleno; RBI, Carruth, Boehm, Jones, Lawing, Berning (2), Aleno (2), Ryba; 2b Ryba, 3b Grey, Sac. Grey; BP, Berning to Aleno to Mason; O'Con- nor to Mason to Dyson; Left, Guelph 8; Oshawa 7; BB off Walter 2, off Ger- ringer 3; off Bankhead 3, off Philp 2; SO by Walter 1, by Gerringer 4; by Bankhead 1, by Philp 4; HO Walter 6 for 3 runs in 3 1/3 innings; off Ger- ringer 1 for 0 runs in 5 2/3 innings: off Bankhead, 8 for 7 runs in 4 1/3 innings; off 'Philp. 1 for 0 runs in 3 2/3 innings; ER, Guelph 2; Oshawa 7; Winner, = Gerringer (Oshawa); Loser, Bankhead (Guelph); Umpires, Alex Stanley, Gord. Favero and Bill Chriss, all of Toronto. Time, 2 hours, 20 min- utes. LOCAL DRIVERS SHINE Another large crowd was on hand at the Oshawa Motor Raceways last night in North Oshawa and the stock car racing fans were treated to the best racing of the season, with the Oshawa and district driv- ers proving that they have just about mastered the tricky quarter- mile track and are now ready to compete with the best in the busi- ness. The Oshawa race, first event of the evening, was run off in the best time established so far, by local drivers, with Don Fleming taking top honors, closely follow- ed to the finishing line by Lorne Pollard and Don Marks. . FENCE TAKES A BEATING The second heat of the night saw the hub-rail fence take quite a pounding as almost every entry, at one time or another, caromed into the guard-rail fence and back at | again, but all finished with Denny Dalton copping the honors. Merle Hepburn appeared to be headed for victory in this one but he lost the lead when he lost a wheel. Ralph Spencer drove a beautiful race to capture the third race of the night. His daring driving, tem- pered with rare speed and skill, earned him the admiration of the fans and a lot of votes as their Popular driver. he "little feature" was for the Oshawa and district entries last night with Don McClellan copping first place. The lead changed hands several times with the Pickering driver finally emerging victorious. So well did this policy of having the little feature event for Oshawa and district drivers, appeal to the fans that the management of Oshawa Raceways has announced that the system will be continued. BRIOUX WINS BELMONT Having gotten over the business of handing out cigars -- he be- came a 'proud pappa'" over the week-end -- Normie Brioux, the former Oshawa boy who is now Normie Brioux First Home In Belmont "Stox" Stakes regarded as one of the top stock car drivers in the business, step- ped out and won the Belmont Mot- ors Stakes, last night's feature ev- ent. It proved the most exciting race of the season and here again the lead see-sawed back and forth. Jim Howard took the lead early but had an accidental collision with Len Ninth Inning Homers Beat Ajax 7-to-6 AJAX -- (Times Gazette Staff Reporter), -- Pickering comin from behind in the ninth inning de- feated Ajax by the score of 7-6. Two homers in a row by Com- poit and Gates with Holter on base on an error brought in three runs which put Pickering in the lead for the first time, after the first innings when Pickering scored wice. Ajax Aerialists picked up' two runs in the second to tie the score and were never headed until Com- port slugged a good one out into the darkness, Gates located anoth- er in a similar manner to score the winning run. Pyette was outstanding at bat for Pickering, scoring three runs for four times up. Deeth for Ajax had three hits and scored twice. Team lineup, Ajax Aerialists, Filipowicz Pitcher, Rennick catch- er, McNevis 1st, Deeth 2nd, Smidki 22, Collins 3rd, Loudfoot rf, Kemp cf, Morris If. Pickering, Featherstone, Pitcher, Stewart catcher, O'Riley 1st, Rim- mer 2nd, Fletcher ss; Gates 3rd, Comport If," Pyette cf, Holter rf. ROLLER SKATING FRIDAY NIGHT and SATURDAY NIGHT ARENA FREE! BY 5 3 iy a | EXPORT CANADA'S FINEST evening. CIGARETTE INTER-COUNTY BASEBALL Ladies' Night GALT - = - OSHAWA TERRIERS y FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 8:30 P.M. KINSMEN CIVIC MEMORIAL STADIUM This advertisement Is One Free Admission for Any Lady Provided She Is Accompanied By A Male Escort SEASON TICKET . HOLDERS ARE ALSO ENTITLED TO ONE FREE ADMISSION FOR THEIR WIFE OR LADY FRIEND NOTE--Additional Ladies' Night FREE Tickets" may be obtained at Mike's Place, Palm Cigar Store, Bolahood's Sportshaven, Victor's Sports & Cycle, Kinloch's Limited or at Stadium Ticket Office on Friday ADMISSION (Men Only) $1.00 MERCHANTS FREE! CHILDREN 25¢ Hurley, which let Gar Loughery take the lead. In a sizzling duel on the back stretch, Brioux beat out Loughery and Spencer to take the lead, and hung on to the finish. It then dev- eloped into a battlereyal for sec- ond slot with Don McHugh moving in to challenge the other pair. Ralph Spencer eventually man- oeuvred into position to take sec- ond place with McHugh third and Loughery in fourth Two of the crack to finish. Hogan blew a transmis- sion and Race dropped a coil, which took them our of the rum- ning. Don McClellan blew a tire and crashed into the fence, for the worst spill of the night, in the main event. y Pete Bakogeorge, owner of Bel- mont Motors, presented his trophy to Normie Brioux, after the race. The results:- FIRST RACE -- Don Fleming, Lorne Pollard, Don Marks, Mort Pettit, Mal Littlejohn, Don Wilson and Tub Piney. SECOND RACE -- Denny Dal- ton, Don MeHg] , Don McClellan, John Keeler, Ed Tanner, Bill Ed- wards, Carl Lamb, Don Wilson and Mal Littlejohn. THIRD RACE -- Ralph §, Ted Hogam, Jim Howard, ncer, orm Brioux, Ivan Boone, Ted Race, Len I Hurely and Gar Loughery. LITTLE FEATURE -- Don Mec- Clellan, Bill Edwards; Don Flem- ing, Mort Pettit, Lorne Pollard, Carl Lamb, Myrtle Hepburn and Tub Piney. BELMONT MOTORS STAKES -- Norm Brioux, Ralph Spencer, Don McHugh, Gar Loughery, Ivan Boone, Denny Dalton, John Keeler, Ed. Tanner, Jim Howard, Mort Pettit, Len Hurley, Don McClellan and Mal Littlejohn. spot, ; rivers, Ted | Hogan and Ted Race both failed | Merchants Keep Climbing, Come from Behind, Beat Guelph Philp pitched no-hit ball for the rest of the distance and was ef- fective all the way, with four strikeouts and no trouble at all. Al Gerringer was also strong ia relief. He came into the game in the 4th inning with two on bases and none out. He took over from Walter, fanned Nick Gaglio and forced Rich to fly out. He gave up only ofie hit after that, in five and two-thirds Famngs, a single to Grey in the 7th. o walks in this same inning had the bases loaded but Bankhead popped to enu the threat. Chuck Aleno had a double and a single in four trips and picked up two RBI's, Herman Mason was the only other Oshawa player to get two hits but Jones had one- for-two, plus three walks while Barring and Ryba, got good re- sults with their lone safeties. Ted O'Connor had one-for-three. SPORTS CALENDAR THURSDAY UAW JUVENILE SOFTBALL Whitby vs Rundle Rovers, at Al- exandra Park, 6.45 p.m. #11 CHURCH LEAGUE SOFTBALL St. Gregory's vs St. Gertrude's, at Alexandra Park, 6.45 p.m. LAKESIDE LADIES' SOFTBALL INTER. -- Whitby at Ajax; Bow- manville Cadillacs vs CKLB Lake- landers, at Bathe Park, 6.30 p.m. Eveleigh's Cleaners at Maple Grove, 6.30 p.m. JR. AND Jv: ~-- Oshawa Mot- orettes at Brooklin; Whitby vs Trimble Construction, at Harmony, 6.30 p.m.; Admirals vs Wildcats, at Radio Park, 6.30 p.m. PEE WEE BOYS' SOFTBALL Woodview at Connaught; East- view at Harmony; Bathe at Sunny- side; Fernhill at Radio, Velleyview at Storie, all games, 6.45 p.m. UAW SHOP SOFTBALL Dipsy Doodles vs. Bell Aires, Al- ex. Park, 1.30 p.m.; Glass Line vs. Buicks, Alex. Park, 1.30 p.m.; Shipping vs Stampeders, Alex. Park, 6.30 p.m. FRIDAY INTER-COUNTY BASEBALL Galt Terriers vs Oshawa Mer- chants, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 8.30 p.m. UAW JUVENILE SOFTBALL Connaught Tigers vs Brooklin Juniors, at Brooklin Community Park, 6.45 p.m. LAKESIDE LADIES' SOFTBALL INTER -- Whitby at Bowman- ville, 6.30 Jn. BOYS OR SOFTBALL MIDGET -- Radio Park vs Con- naught Park, at Connaught Park, 6.30 p.m. HAS WON FOUR GAMES io Plicning n Kitchener's Mel Duncan Is Tops In Inter-County Pitchers' List cluding M Duncan, Kitchener Drapcho, Guelph ... 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On Coronation Day the Oshawa Pee Wees visited Ajax and were defeated by a small margin that being 9-7. This game was a real thriller and gave the many fans a big treat and it showed that Pee Wee baseball is a great game, and that boys of 12 years age and under are understanding and learn- ing the ¥ aid the way it should be played. C.R.A, Boys will be out to even up the score this Saturday and to the ball fans of Oshawa it will show them some of the fu- ture players that might possibly be in the big league lineups. Here are a few of the players who will possibly be in action this Saturday: John Piper, Al Dick, Doug Taylor, Jim McCristall, John Cole, Jim Hutchison, Jim Fegan, Jackie Lyons, Bob Gow, Gary Cooper and Mark Maly. Sons of Bunty Lawless Win TORONTO (CP) -- Beau Bunty, owned by Bill Chris of Kitchener and Heptad, owned by the Arm- strong Brothers of Brampton, won the two divisions of the Clarendon Plate for two-year-old Canadian- breds at Woodbine Wednesday. 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