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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 25, 1961 Brooklin Hillcrests Win Their Sr. Debut By GERRY BLAIR Brooklin Hillcrests, up from Intermediate ranks, made an auspicious debut in OLA Senior lacrosse competition when they displayed a tremendous come- back in the final three minutes to edge the Brampton Ram- blers, 6-5, last night in Brooklin. Prior to the late outburst by the Hillcrests, they hadn't reg- istered a goal since "Rock" Bat- ley put them in front, 3-2, scor- ing from a free throw with less than a minute to play in the first period. Tempers flared throughout the chippy contest, and six majors were meted out by referees, Scoop Hayes and Boyd Balk- well. Even at that, the official- ing was definitely lax at times. Don Craggs and Mike Finne- gan teed off at centre, midway through the opening stanza with both players' sweaters being yanked off. Craggs came to the rescue for Charlie Grandy, when Finnegan two-handed Charlie across the chest. Roy Woods and Clarke Pulford (brother to Toronto Maple Leaf player, Bob- by Pulford) had a set-to in the| second period, but neither com- batant managed to do much damage. The bespectacled Woods had his glasses knocked off during the fray. Charlie Grandy became involved in an- other fracas in the last frame, this time with Bruce Wanless. Grandy received gashes over the left eye and on his nose, causing blood to run freely. Barry Ashbee was the only serious casualty. He suffered a deep laceration on top of the head in the second period when accidentally highsticked. He bled profusely and had to retire for treatment, but returned a few minutes after being tempor- arily patched up. Brooklin's exciting victory put them into a virtual first place deadlock with the Ramblers. but the Hillcrests received the nod because of the perfect loss rec- ord. Brampton held the first spot in the OLA Senior circuit prior to last night's encounter by vir- tue of their 8-6 win over the heavily favored defending Mann Cup champion Port Credit Sail ors last Thursday night in Port Credit. Brooklin undoubtedly would receive a great deal of confidence from their victory in last night's tilt. Eastern Canada Professionaljset Mudie up for his first one. CARRY BACK IS FINE lled a report the Kentucky! ANTMAL CALLS 'Toronto City Soccer League game at Varsity| Attendance was 7,515, well be.] NEW YORK (AP)--Dr. Wil-Deroy and Preakness winner] LONDON (CP)--An army of Stadium, low the 16,504 who turned up(liam O. Reed, chief veternarian|had been injured "a cruel(70,000 naturalists is Mudie, former Blackpool in-|for the first game of the season|for the New York Racing As huex." Gerry Back is schedxled bilized by the Council for Na- ops ontreal side right, scored three goals|in Toronto Saturday, but above sociation, categorically denied|to bid for the third leg of the|ture to record the sounds before being shaken up while/the 6,000 needed for the new Tuesday that there is anything|triple crown in the Belmont|every living creature for a U- TORONTO (CP) -- Stanley scoring the third and leaving|league to break even. wrong with Carry Back and la-/Stakes a week from Saturday. |brary of animal calls. Matthews and Jackie Mudie /the game. combined Wednesday night to] Matthews, 46, the impeccable] Professional baseball now is give Toronto City a 5-1 win over|right-winger who still plays forthe No. 1 spectator sport in Montreal Cantalia in the second Blackpool, scored one goal andiJapan. only 1:20 remaining in regula- tion time. BOXLA SHORTS:--The real test for the Brooklin Hillcrests will be next Tuesday night, May 30, when they host the Canadian champion, Port Credit Sailors, at the Brooklin Community are- na at 8:45, Experts still main- tain that Port Credit is the club to beat, even though they suf- fered a defeat at the hands of f the Brampton Ramblers. The| Sailors have 16 of last year's winning club back in the fold. + « « A donnybrook nearly de- veloped at the end of the sec- ond period, when Barry Ashbee, a member of the Kingston Fron- tenacs of the Eastern Pro Hoc- key League, and Lou Vipond, mentor of the Hillcrests, started shoving while on the way to their respective dressing rooms Players from both clubs milled} around, but cooler heads pre-| vailed, preventing any serious outbreak. I BRAMPTON -- Goal, Thomp-| son; defence, Bill Wanless, Bruce Wanless, Ford, Finnegan; | forwards, Pulford, Dobie, Ash- bee, Russell, Naylor, Castator, Ludlow, Madgett, Richardson, Foster. BROOKLIN--Goal, Baker; de- fence, Hall, Grandy, Luke, Woods; forwards, Lotton, Dav-| is, Ferguson, Carnegie, Hutchin- son, Ken Lotton, Barton, Vi- pond, Craggs, Bruce, Batley. FIRST PERIOD 1, Brampton: Castator (Naylor) 189 00 | 2. Brooklin: Vipond (Glen Joton) + cevsisvenee ees 2 3. Brampton: Ford ..... 9.05 4. Brooklin: Davis «..... 18.07 5. Brooklin: Batley (Free Throw) Penalties -- Davis, Grandy, Craggs and Finnegan (majors). SECOND PERIOD 6. Brampton: Ashbee (Madgett) Penalties: Grandy, Finnegan, Hall, Pulford and Woods (majors). THIRD PERIOD 7. Brampton: Finnegan (Castator) . Brampton: Richardson (Russell) . Brooklin: Carnegie (Glen Lotton) ........ 17.34 . Brooklin: Davis | (Ken Lotton) ......... 18.12] 11. Brooklin: Woods (Hall) 18.40/ Brooklin had to come from be- hind twice to gain the win from Brampton. The Ramblers built Grandy (majors). up a 21 lead midway through the opening period, but two goals by the Hillcrests with less than two minutes remaining re- versed proceedings. Terry Davis, tops for the Hill- crests with two goals, scored the second Brooklin goal, rifling a screen shot into the corner, within a space of three or four inches between netminder Jim Thompson and the goalpost. Davis, a game competitor, was responsible for the tying goal late in the period, taking a per- fect pass from Ken Lotton, and | he made no mistake. | Roy Woods was the eventual hero, scoring the winner with Oshawa Tennis Team Bows To Rosedale Club | Oshawa Tennis Club lost a 31] decision in their Toronto and District schedule fixture, at Rosedale TC in Toronto, on Tuesday. | The veteran doubles' team of Wendell Brewster and Har- vey Moyer came out of retire- ment to salvage Oshawa's only win, a 6 2, 6-4 triumph over Ron Williams and Al Grieve. Other results found Clint Hall and John Preston of Rosedale, defeating Al Chin and Bob Stev.art 6-1 and 6-1; Norman Bernard and Gabriel Langeil de-| feated Don Comerford and Ron | Cox, 6-4 and 7-5 and Kurt Hei- man and Mike Gorton won over John Field and Dave Attley, 6-4 and 6-1. "Buz" Comerford, who cap- a winning combination and the experiments were not entirely successful. This Saturday, May 27, has been set as "opening day" at the Oshawa Tennis Club and all members as well as all persons interested in playing or looking over the facilities of the club, are invited to attend. John | Field (RA 3-2074) and Carol] Winfield (RA 8-2233) are accept- ing membership applications. Germany Registers Upset Over Brazil | NEW YORK (AP)--The Karl- sruhe Football Club of Germany scored an upset in the Interna- tional Soccer League tourna- ment Wednesday night by de- feating the defending cham-| pions, Bangu of Brazil, 3-2. 1t| was the first victory for the] German club since it began the tour and the first loss for Bangu. f SETS U.S. MARK EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -- Dyrol| Burleson, University of Oregon| miler, set a United States rec- ord with a three minute, 57.8 second mile in the Emerald Em- pire All-Comers meet Wednes- day night. The previous U.S. recorq was 3:58, : Oshawa Shopping Centre ANOTHER SERVICE FROM . .. OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS tm. Home Modernization (enire = IN THE -- Short Sleeve Shirts and Cotton Slacks te enjoy now and all through Summer. Cotton knit shirts from Englond . . . Ban-Lons . . . Golf Shirts , . . The new Pop-Over Shirt . . . and Cotton Slacks Galore. 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