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HERE SATURDAY Ten Teams Enter Softball Tourney Additional entries have been received for the Third Annual Junior Softball Tournament, which will be held this Saturday at Alexandra Park The Oshawa City and District Association is happy to announce that an entry has been received from Hamilton and the club con- cerned is the Southam Sales and Service club of the Hamilton As- sociation. Hamilton clubs are always a major attraction, being well-managed. well-coached and generally great crowd-pleasers. Tuxedo Junction Juniors from the North York Softball Associa- tion also posted an entry and on past performances, this club should also be a real contender for the title TEN STRONG ENTRIES The complete list of entries now shows the following clubs ready to compete: Scugog C ers of Oshawa: Gullivers Trave of Stoney Creek: Woodstock Jun- iors: Hespeler Jokers: Rob- ertshaw - Fulton of Toronto: Tux- odo Junction of North York: Par- ker's Cleancrs of Burkngton; Southam Sales and Service of Hamilton; Oshawa Cole's, Sports and Brougham Juniors Another major attraction no doubt will be in the final game, when "the man and wife um- pires", Mr. and Mrs. Widmeyer of Fergus. will handle the offi- ciating All the competing clubs are en- thused about the manner in which the tourney being conducted appearance of the Wid- is being well-received. as the final and deciding ganie the assurance of strictly neutral officiating No doubt the local fans would] like to hear a little more about] the history of the Widmeyers and how they first became an umpire team. Mr. Widmever he is more often named wife into the impiring just eight years ago, when his assistant faile dto show up for a game he was scheduled to 'han-| cle. "Sade" was allowed to pick a substitute from the crowd and he surprisingly chose Wilda ais parmer and they have been handling games since then, with much success BOTH FORMER CATCHERS Wilda has been 27 years in or- ganized ball, has caught in a fast- ball league that takes in Detroit Hamilton and other cities. Be- sides umpiring. both Widmeyers have coached and promoted ball in their district throughout their careers They met each other at a ball tournament at Neustadt where he was catching for Ayton, she is 01 business as sons daughter, teacher, urday, Daryl, Brian and baby ing one was really La MAN AND WIFE as an um- piring team. something r the sport district, will feat tertainment andra Park tomorrow day) night, in the ship final of the Third All - Ontario Junior Tournament, - heing usual by the Oshawa C District - Softball "Sade" Wilda ure the stag to Sade, "she caught rsa." Widmeyers and one daughte Daye, who is was just married July 2. The twin-brother of Keith ice-ve The have STOCK CAR DRIVER T With a trim and athle on her age and we hops around the bas action at boys new for fans of Oshawa and big en- Alex- Satur- | champion- Annual Softball sed ity as and Association Widmeyer and his wife shown above, are com- me, or three 1 The a school on Sat- are Daye, 00 tic fig ure, Wilda completely fools every- ight just scales around 136 pounds and she e-paths catching | for Clifford, and accord: Wilda has also been a stock car TV SAID TO REPLACE 'YA BUM RECIPIENT? New baseball WASHINGTON (AP) York Yankees lost a game fo Washington Senators July 4 when Yankee relief' pitcher Ryne Duren walked in the winning run in the ninth inning The Yankees protested fourth ball was a bad call, they couldn't prove it. If it a strike and an invention of a Long Island: engineer was in use, there would have been no argument Lloyd F. Knight Cove, N.Y., has been a patent on an automatic pire with an eye so true on balls and strikes the plate um- pire could sit in the stands if he wished and make the calls by watching a monitor Briefly. balls and would be determined . by three television cameras on each side of > ba the third as n v overhead as the rules permit.. Only two of the cameras would be used at one time. the overhead camera to determine if the ball went over the plate, and one of the side cameras tc determine its height. Which side camera used would be governed hy ther the batter was right or left handed On any disputed call pire could rerun the tape ord to settle the argument By setting three cameras in the stands at different angles focused radially on each base, the accuracy of calls on base runners could be verified. The Servo Corp., of New Hyde Park, N.Y.. has been ag- DUCATS FOR BLOOD MONTREAL (CP)--The Cana- dian Red Cross has launched a major drive in the Montreal area) to collect 10,000 pints of blood | within the next two months For each pint of blood, donors receive a frec ticket to a base-| ball game between Montreal | Royals and Toronto Maple Leafs Aug. 26 <= Del-Hi Spaulding T.V. Towers or the but was of Glen granted um- strikes using one and the um- rec- sig the patent equipment is not yet in | tion. although parts hav tested Knight says his intent do away with ur whom he regards as a yp baseball fixture. but their decisions t to to the roduc- e been is not npires, popular make infallible. id 4 & ing to Oshawa from Fergus to officiate in the final game of the tourney, at 8.00 o'clock, under the floodlights. Ten strong teams, including Osh- | awa's own Scugog Cleaners and | entries from Hespeler, Wood | stock, Hamilton, New Toronto, | North York, Burlington, etc., will compete for the tourna- ment championship trophy and prizes Special attendance prizes will give the fans an added interest, driver. She drove imes at Harriston and She had the third race cinched but the the three won two races mistook flag for finish. All the wrong that required to make tournament a huge success is a real big turnout of local fans and with such an attractive pro- gram, this should be assured Play will commence in the first round at 1 p.m. and will be fol- lowed by the next round at 3.30 p.m. The final game will be under the floodhshts, at 8.00 p.m. The Oshawa City and District Associa- tion appeals to all local softball fans to be in attendance on Sat- | urday at Alexandra Park. |Heflering's 'Edge Scugogs \ real In Thriller Al- Heffering's edged Scugoug league softball Park last Ontario Country game at Alexandra night The tight game was the result} F of the skill shown by both teams' | pitchers. Phillips of Heffering' s! allowed six hits and Peters of} Scugog had seven hits off him. Bob Simcoe opened the scor-|, ing for Heffering's with his three-| run homer during the third in- ning. He drove in Wilson and Shearer. Buzminski scored later| in the same inning. In the fifth inning, Shearer. after via a walk, a series of errors scored. Scugog Cleaners were held off the score-board until the top of the last inning. Suddard doubled Wright and March home. Sned- don then homered. Fegan got nice triple away during the sec ond inning; Unfortunately no one was on and the next batter struck out to retire the side AL HEFFERING'S -- Ron Sim- coe, 3b: Wilson, ss: Shearer, oh Bob Simcoe, ¢: Buzminski, Hickey, rf; Carnwith, 1b: O' his ly. 2b: Masonwich (pinch hit 8th): Phillips, p SCUGOG C dard, rf: Sneddon, 2b: Chase (pinch hit Peters, p; Horton, cf: Fegan, c: Burke Wright, lf: March, 3b; Fielder (pinch. hit in. 8th). and finally Sud- Solomon, in 8th): NERS 1b: SS; Caration Title Fight In Rug.? QUEBEC (CP) -- Fight pro- moter Eddie Quinn said Thurs- day he is negotiating for an Aug 17 Canadian heavyweight bout between champion Chuvalo of Toronto. and contender Robert Cleroux Montreal. The . fight Montreal's Delorimier Quinn said there is a possibility the fight will be staged providing Cleroux doesn't get hurt in his July 27 bout against Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot Tex., in Montreal. Harris is ranked ninth among world title contenders by the National Box ing Association and 10th by Ring Magazine. REMEMBER WHEN. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Doug Sanders of Miami Beach Fla., became the first amateur golfer to win the Canadian Open champions ship four years ago L0- day at Beaconsfield near Mont Sanders. then 23, tied Bob Finsterwald of Bedford Heights Ohio, at 273 for the regular 72 holes, then won the first extra hole with a par four as Finster- wald needed five. No. 1 of held at Stadium. would be good 2 out of 5 cars have unsafe tires Surveys prove that tire failure, due to bald, unevenly worn or cut and bruised tires, 1s one of the greatest causes of highway accidents. Have your tires « hecked regularly for any of these flation pressures, too! danger signs. 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Griffin of Thompson's took over the pitching chores after the explosive first and held | Crawford' s to two hits. Winning pitcher was Keeler who allowed five hits and struck out six. Lutz pitched the first in- ning for Thompson's. Thompson s were Garrard (2), Smegal and Ulrich. CRAWFORD'S CONSTRUC-| TION: McAllister. If; Lean, 2b; Cornish, 3b; Yuill, - Opinion Strong For N.L. Team In New York | NEW YORK (AP)--The World- Telegram in a story by Joe King says there has been a dramatic switch of opinion in the National League pointing to the return of a National League team to New York City Such a return has been pre- dicted by The Associated Press since the major league meetings last December New York lost the Giants to San Francisco and Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles after the i957 season New York would regain a team, it it happens, through expansion of the National League to 10 teams The World - Telegram Warren Giles, president National League. in the May meeting of major league owners, as saying 'my feeling was that only two of the eight members were strongly opposed to a 10-club league. Four mem- bers were ouiright for expansion, and I. classed two as lukewarm, as tending toward a no but will- ing to be persuaded to a yes." quotes of the don, c; 8 Vai ughan, in cf; McAvoy, e¢: Brodie, 1b; 1 Hughes, ria Keeler, p. THOMPSON PLUMBING: Stin- son, lf; Campbell. 3b; Smegal, ss: Garrard, 1b; Ulrich, ef: Wel- Grandy, 2b; Brady, rf; Lutz (1st) p; Griffin, p. HOY'S OVER PORT PERRY Hoy's Pavers downed visiting Port Perry 6-3 at Lakeview Park last night. Hoy's scored win over Foley's Park. two runs in the first, fourth and fifth innings. Milne, Woods (2), Kuney, Hrico and Lyzun got the runs for Hoy's Woods hit a good triple and double. Kornylo was the winning pitcher, allowing six hits and striking out six. Powell, Carnegie and Wilson were Port Perry players cross- g the plate. Brent nearly scored in the fourth but was tagged out at home on a throw from centre {ield. Losing vitcher was A. Men- Kornylo, If; zies who had nine hits off him. c¢:; Peters, HOY'S PAVERS: Stovin, c¢: Wright, ri Milne, cf: Woods, If: : FOLEY'S Hrico, 2b; Lyzun, 3b <i,| Thompson, rf; Jones, 1b: Kornylo, p PORT PERRY Powell, 3b: Carnegie, 2b; Birkett, cf; Wilson, a fielder's choice. three. hits Corrigan Wilson, ss; Tilk, 3b; 2b: 3b; McLimmon, Beare, p. cf; Davis, Crawford's Explode To Beat Thompson's : A. Menzies, p; G. Menzies, ss; Rig 1b; Chapman, rf; Brent, c.| COLE'S BEAT FOLEY'S Four runs in' the second and| one more during the fourth gave| Cole's Sporting Goods an easy 5-2 Alexandra at Wilson of Cole's drove in Peters and Siblock with his double dur- ing the second. Wright scored on Wilson was singled home by Tilk. A triple by Wright in fourth was driven . across by Tilk's single. Winning pitcher was Yahn who allowed and Beare runs for Foley's. Corrigan scored in the second and Beare during the seventh. The losing pitcher, was Beare, allowing six hits. COLE'S SPORTING GOODS -- Yahn, 2b: Michael, Siblock, Legree, McGarry, Bryan, If; Solomon, rf; Corrigan, 1b; Bannon, ss: the 1b; THE OsHawA TIMES, Friday, July 8, 1960 11] HAS 700 BAT AVERAGE FEELS IT CAN IMPROVE (AP)--Bev- right--she at home ENGLISH, Ind. erly Harmon was finally cooled off plate. The 11-year-old girl, who has a .700 batting average, played Tuesday and smashed out a double, walked once, and struck out the third time. But it won't count in the Little League record books be- cause the game with Spring Valley was a practice session. The English team gets back into competition tonight and its feminine slugger hopes to do better. Beverly, a modest young lady with a pleasing smile and a face dotted with freckles said "I still think I" m hitting a little over my head.' The team doesn't agree. Her talents have pulled English up with the leaders in the Tri- p;| County Little League and she's well on her way to the batting crown. Under rules of the national organization for franchised little leagues, -Beverly couldn't play but the Tri-County loop is not a franchised league. "Thank heavens for that," ih itn nd said manager Doc Keyser, "Uae like to have a few more givlgwen like Beverly." She has played nearly every position. Hal I Heating Problem ? For the finest in * OIL HEATING * GAS HEATING * GAS WATER HEATERS Lili 1k TITTRERRRT IRR Ress silidiil Installation by Experts™] HEATING SALES W. Borrowdale: RA 3-4878 PERSP NIFINET © wo onl onl "Little b'ar' discussing | BREWERY LIMITED 50 1. To enter, make up Any Ontario child school age may ent Eash verse All simile entrie based jon one of his rules. you do is fill in the last Get Mother or Dad to help will be a special six-verse ENTRY FORM NO. IF INTO A Bill in last of the Kmerick shown must be mailed with an entry blank or reasonable fac- property of Eimer the Safety Ele- phant and cannot be retuned. This picture shows the third of Eimer's six safety rwles. 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