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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, July 21, 1961 SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball! wv » --Oshawa Tony's vs| : Hae Black's, at Kew Beach| In the City and District Soft- at second and scored on Hor- Gardens, Toronto, 8.00 p.m. [ball Association doubleheader atiton's long triple to centre. : Neighborhood Assoc.: (Ban-|Alexandra Park last night,| Bob Boyce replaced Moore in adv ¢ tam Girls' League) North|Tony's Vendors re-established|the sixth inning and he was tag- scored on Jack Shearer's two- Park, (their claim to first position in ged for two runs in the 7th bagger, to make it 6-0. Tony's Blank MacLean's effering's Also Win with a single and then with one, Shearer, with three hits and 'out, Ron Simcoe drew a walk, O'Reilly with a couple, were the anced on a wild pitch and|best at the plate for Heffering's {while Haig, Neil Thompson and' Jenson each had a pair for the Southmead ARGOS' DAVE MANN (18) GOES DOWN HARD FROM TACKLE BY SONNY HOMER OF B.C. LIONS spOrTS MENU Argos And Riders By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR By THE CANADIAN PRESS The East, the oldtimers at Toronto and the newcomers at Ottawa, gave their visitors from the West a cold reception Thurs- THE ONTARIO AMATEUR golf tournament moves day night when the 1961 football into 3rd round play today with only 16 players still ~S¢ason 'opened, exhibition style. | surviving of the field of 195 golfers who teed off in the At orem, recent acquisi- qualifying round and the 64 who started 1st round Sons got plenty of {ime 10 Show play yesterday. There are two rounds today, and the scoring touchdowns, the famil- four semi-finalists play Saturday morning, with the iar names of last season were final match tomorrow afternoon. Of the 16 still in the on the scoresheet as the Argo- running, one is Oshawa's Jeff McGrath, five-succes- Nauts of the Big Four Union de- sive times (or was it six?) Oshawa Club champion feated British Columbia Lions of tA : the Western Conference 28-71 up until 1959, who has finally started to compete in pefore 22,415 fans. top flight tournaments, which clubmates were urging It was the opposite case at him to do several seasons ago. Jeff defeated Hugh Ottawa as the Grey Cup cham- Bearg of Oakdale yesterday morning and in the after- pion Rough Riders used their noon, he won over Ken Taylor of Toronto, Bob Bradley [first-stringers only sparingly in the young Oshawa shot-maker who qualified on Wed- Ge I omy nesday, 'was ousted in the first round yesterday by tomers looked on Al Cassidy of Toronto. Several top-ranking favorites Tobin Rote, 33-yearold quar- fell by the wayside in yesterday's upsets, including terback with the mighty arm, Dave Morland of North Bay, the defending champion, found the muggy Toronto air to Brian Wilcox, Canadian Junior champion, Phil Far- his liking as he passed for three ley, Bruce Castator, former Canadian champ, were Sr gonant Louciaowny » Dave others who suffered elimination yesterday. Local golf gra Bobby allace ling in enthusiasts are pulling for the popular Oshawa golfer 1 z ry 5 to win his two rounds today; a mighty tough assign- ment; but if he does, there'll be a big gallery from here at Lambton Club tomorrow morning, at tee-time, 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' at fullback for Cookie Gilchrist who came to contract terms| only Wednesday, plunged one] vard for Argos' final touch: down. Bill Mitchell kicked four converts. USED THE AIR Rookie import Bob Schloredt of the University of Washington Huskies and Jim Walden shar-| ing quarterback duties, also found the aerial route the best one for scoring. Schloredt passed in the second quarter to Willie Fleming for Lions' first touchdown and Walden flipped a short pass to Clyde Thomas in the third for their second. George Grant kicked the con- SHORT SPORTS:-- Kingside Park Bantams, who upset Southmead on Wednesday night to create a three- way tie for first place in the Kiwanis Bantam softball league standing, prevented a four-way tie for fourth place and left just three teams tied for the last play- off spot, when they nosed out Lake Vista boys 8-7 last night, in a postponed game. . MEETING CALLED! Team managers of six Kiwanis Bantam League teams, Southmead, Fernhill, Radio, Sunnyside, Nipigon and College Hill, are asked to attend a meeting on Mon- day evening, 7:30 o'clock, at' Victor's Sport store, Bond Street west, to complete playoff arrangements. SCUGOG CLEANERS won their Inter-City game over Lakefield, in Peterborough last night, 5-1 while here at home, Tony's Vendors turned back MacLean's Esso and Heffering's Imperials won over Orchard Park of the Liftlock City OSHAWA TONY'S have a Beaches Fastball League game tonight at Kew Beach Gardens and tomorrow night, they're playing an ex- hibition game at Alexandra Park, floodlight time, against the Toronto Tri-Bells Senior "A" team, with ex-Oshawa flinger Normie Bagnell booked to throw against his former mates. . HANK BAUER plays his last official league major league ball game tonight. He'll be 40 in 10 days and the ex-Yankee outfielder star has decided to devote all his time and energies to the man- ager's duties for Kansas City A's. Thus passes from the active player scene one of the game's steadiest and most reliable outfielder stars of all time LOS ANGELES dodgers pounded Joey Jay, Cincy Redlegs' ace pitched, for a 10-1 decision last night and the tot- tering Redlegs had almost lost completely the big game edge they had Inthe National League SENATORS took two from the Yankees, Wednesday an yesterday while the Yanks were idle, 'Detroit Tiger belted the Orioles 15-8 to regain the American League lead JIM GENTILE hit two more homers yester- day. downs, all on passes, on two| Jeff Mc TORONTO (CP)=--A marathon match, a couple of upsets and a wholesale trimming job marked the first and second rounds of the 39th annual Ontario amateur golf championships Thursrday. One. pair. of .golfors. had. to. go 25 holes at Lambton Golf and Country Club before the winner of the match play competition was declared. Two name players went down to defeat, both beaten by golfers who were not ranked as tourna- ment favorites The field of 64 which started in the morning was cut to 16 by the end of the two rounds. Today's morning round will halve the field and the afternoon session cut it to four. Semi-final six- race d Kingside Boys Niagara Falls Sink Lake Vista Take Brooklin For Second Win ad fine, rounds so Saturday NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) guSTS RECORD-BREAKER The Niagara Falls senior la- One of Wednesday's 200 start crosse team posted their second ers a near-unknown, shook of- straight home victory Thursday ficials and spectators when he night, beating the shorthanded! qualified with a steaming 65, Brooklin Hillcrests 13-11. one under the 21-year-old course Frankie Benedict paced the record and five under par. The win, only its third of the season, new holder of the record, John with three goals. Abe Thomas, Micallef of Toronto's Islington Ed Crogan and Bobby Delori- Club, lost Thursday to Ted Tal- mier each scored two bot of Sarnia, . % . Talbot, another "unknown J Glen Laughton fired four for grengthened his reputation as a batters in the last four frames. the losers, who played with only giant" killer in Smith reached second base with/nine men. Rock Batley had) round when he defeated Bruce the tying run in the final 7th|three and Gord Platt and Terry|Castator of Weston, 1958 Cana- inning but there were two out|Davis two each. laian amateur champion, 3-1. and McGraw, who had hit well - Another upset came when Ed- previously, was retired to end die Black of Toronto lost on the the game. Canada Marksmen 19th hole to Brian Wilcox of / Kingside got hii uns in Sheit} Thornhill, curent Canadian ju- irst inning an obinson hit aj H nior champion two-run homer in the third.| Win Challenge Cup The Aon came when Trailing 7-4, they went ahead in Sp : Gary Black of St. Catharines, a the fifth when Glecoff hit a two-| BISLEY, England (Reuters) (\io5 "00 01 Cor 0ld, met run homer and then Malarczyk|Canada won the Field Chalo toon "Brij Farley of Toronto and B. Robinson both scored on|lenge Cup in the overseas match a double by Panchuk of the Bisley shoot Thursday,| Kingside Park Bantams nosed out Lake Vista boys 8-7 last night at Kingside Park, to clean up their postponed game of the schedule and the loss killed Lake Vista's big chance of fin- ishing in a tie for fourth place, the final OASA playoff berth Lake Vista started out in de- termined fashion, scoring five runs in the first inning as the Kingside pitcher got off to a bad start. They added one in the second and another in the third, to enjoy a 7-2 lead but Glecoff struck out seven more in the morning round. They i Vorore: ov at 1 he beating Guernsey by 34 pOINtS. | Fariey mi re yh pi pin The competition was shot at|which would have given him the 300, 500 and 600 yards. Guern-/match -- and played through ner, 16, Canadian junior tennis sey was the only other team en-'seven extra holes before Black champion from Vancouver, has| '1% idusl Canad won been nominated to the national| 'ndividual Lanadian scorers JK CONTINUES tennis team playing in the Mac- included Lt.-Col. W, J. Strachan, BLACK oN PINUES a 'short cabiah Games at Tel Aviv, Is- Ottawa, 99; Lieut. G. R. Ouel-| oct after that match before } rael, in late August. Three other lette, Deep River, 99; Fit. Lt. oc on the tee for the pb ad members, already nominated, W. S. Garland, Ottawa, 98; Maj. ound against Bob Poa are Mrs. Anne Freedhoff, her A. H.Smedmor, Ottawa, 96: and Toronto. Black won 5 and hs son Hayy and her daughter LAC J. A. Henpok, Ottawa, 96 Defending tournament chany Della, ai of Toronto. The father, The Canadians' winning total pion Dave Morland of North Ben Freedhoff, is coach. iwas 1,174. NAMED TO TEAM TORONTO (CP)--Vicky Ber- the afternoon) Win Ex. Contests clipping penalties and one off- side pass. Rote and newcomer Lee IFar- mer completed 16 of 28 pass at- tempts for 226 yards. Schloredt and Walden clicked on 14 of 24 for 309 yards. Neither club showed much of a ground offen- sive. The Lions gaining only 78 yards compared with 146 for Toronto. Argonaut regulars rested for much of the second half after putting Toronto in the lead, then returned when Argos were be- hind in the fourth quarter to score two touchdowns in a little more than two minutes to win. At Ottawa, Riders took a 14-3 lead in the first quarter and more or less drifted the rest of the way while coach Frank Clair experimented with prom- ising newcomers. The fresh blood scored three of Ottawa's four converted touchdowns. They were Dick Desmarais of Boston Univer- sity, John Nichols of Syracuse and Chuck Stanley, formerly with Sarnia Golden Bears of the Senior Ontario Rugby Football Union. QUEEN'S MAN CONVERTS Veteran Canadian end Bill So- walski scored the other touch- down on a 44-yard pass from quarterback Ron Lancasetr. Rookie Robin Ritchie of Queen's University kicked the converts POWELL SIGNS NEW YORK (AP)--End Art Powell, who had talked of quit- ting football, Thursday signed his 1961 contract with New York Titans of the American Football League. Powell, 24, a resident of Hamilton, had his biggest year in four seasons of pro foot- verts and a 40-yard field goal. ball last season. He caught 69 81% Juriongs, Lions lost three other touch-|passes, including 14 touchdown mur Clipper receptions. Grath In 3rd Round Amateur Title ing round by Ernie Bentley of Weston. Bentley was knocked out in the afternoon by Jack Nash of London. Bill Morland, Dave's brother, made it through the first round but was defeated. on: the: 20h hole of the second by Tom Fen- dlebury of Windsor. Pendlebury, who needed only a par to down Morland on the 20th, meets Tal- bot today. Other third-round matches to- day pit Grant Shirk of Kitch- ener against Ernie Hauser of Kitchener, Mike Krowchuk of Welland against Black of St. Catharines and Black of Toronto against Jeff McGrath of Osh- awa, A highlihgt Thursday was John Kindred's hole-in-one, his first, on the 138 yard 1r2th hole It did not count for the differ- ence, however, and Kindred, of Peterborough, lost to Fred Cope of Weston Other cluded: esults Thursday in First Round George Hevenor, Jr., Toronto, defeated Herb Rudney, Kitch- ener, 2 up. Mike Krowchuk, Welland, de- feated Dave Cooper, Toronto, 3 and 2. Brian Wilcox, Thornhill, de- deated Bob Dolishney, Welland 3 and 2. Jeff McGrath, Oshawa, up. Al Cassidy, Toronto, defeated Bob Bradley, Oshawa, 5 and 4. Second Round Ted Talbot, Sarnia, defeated Bruce Castator, Weston, 3 and Ted Hogarth, Thornhill, de- feated Harvey Chappel, George- town, 3 and 1. Grant Shirk, Kitchener, de feated Al Cassidy, Toronto, o the 19th hole. Ernie Hauser, Kitchener, de- n feated Bud Rothschild, Toronto, ' 5 and 4. Krowchuk defeated vis, Toronto, 7 and 6 Black defeated Bob Pezzack Toronto, 5 and 4 McGrath defeated lor, Toronto, 2 and 1 McGrath defeated Ken Jack Da- Ken Tay Tay- |Bay was eliminated in the morg-ilor, Toronto, 2 and 1. de- feated Hugh Bearg, Oakdale, 2- Oshawa at 6.30 p.m. LACROSSE | Esso, hinged on the masterful OLA Junior League -- Whitby|three-hit pitching performance] Red Wings, at Brampton, 8.30{of Ronnie Taylor. : p.m. | In the second half of the twin-|the night, to score Brabin. ATS ra gs " (bill, Heffering's Imperials were| SATURDAY'S GAMES |leading Peterborough Orchard SOFTBALL » hie Park 8-4 at the end of 85 in- SK K ; a : {nings of play, when a visiting|wick picked Senior Exhibition Game -- aver was ordered from the straight hit of the game, Toronto Tri-Bells vs Oshawal,,me for unnecessarily rough score Campbell. Tony's, at Alexandra Park, jv and due to previous line-| Renwick and Horton, with 815 pm. ° up changes, the Orchard Park|three apiece and Campbell with Neighborhood Assoc team was then unable to put|/two, paced the attack for the (Atom Boys League) -- Kings-| wo avers on the field, so the winners. daie at Connaught, North Osh. game was forfeited at this MacLEAN'S -- I. Weldon, ss; awa "A" at North Oshawa "B"| Wills, 2b; Tom O'Connor, 3b; land Woodview at Harman. All : : McMahon, cf; Elliott, If; Ted {games at 10.00 a.m, WIN FOR TONY'S O'Connor, c¢; Copeland, 1b; BASEBALI 'aylor faced only 16 Mac- Courtney, rf; Moore, p; Hubble, gists Lean's batters in the first five batted in 6th: Bovce. p in 6th. leaside Junior League frames, an outfield error ac-| TONY'S VENDORS -- Mack- Moore's Drugs vs Oshawa Le- counting for their only runner|ness, 3b; Berwick, cf: Horton, gionnaires, at Alexandra Park, |to reach first base. Pinch-hitter|lf; Armstrong, 2b; Campbell, 200 p.m. Denny Hubble singled with one|ss: pauresk) 1b; Renwick, c; BARRE out in the sixth for their first Brabin, rf; Taylor; p. LACROSSE hit. In the 8th, Ted O'Connor WIN FOR HEFFERING'S OLA. Seni got a single and in the 9th, . ? * nated Brampton vs after there were two out, Tom In defeating Orchard Park of crests, at Brooklin O'Connor drew a walk and Neil Peterborough 8-4 in the night. p.m McMahon singled but Taylor got cap, Heffering's Imperials broke SNES the next batter to protect his/in front with three runs in the SOCCER shutout first inning and added three in Carling Challenge Cup (Semi- Pete the second stanza. Final Round) -- Hungaria vs Iean's igi iT Sg Thistle, at 5.00 p.m. and Kick- the loss. Tony's got a run in °IF 58 i or Ihe ers vs Italia, al 6.45 p.m. Doth the first inning when Bill Ber- club and Jack Shearer singled games at Kinsmen Civic Me- wick singled. so did Bill Hor- Ralph O'Reilly sacrificed and morial Stadium ton and Berwick scored on Jack Hank" Sarnovsky brought i ai Armstron's: infield: out. Ber. them both across the plate BICYCLE RACING plate ahead of himself, to make Ontario 25-Mile ship (Road Race) Shopping Centre, {the league standing with a 5-0iwhen Art Rennick singled, Taylor sacrificed then Mackness walked and wit singled with one out, Dan Ture- third- or League Brooklin Arena, Hill- 8.30 Moore started for Mac- and was charged with wick got his team's second run it 3-0 as well, in the third inning, n the 'next inning. Reg when he was safe on an error Hickey connected for a homer FIGHTS LAST after | ohn Carnwith had opened NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles -- Wayne Thorn- ton, 162, lL.os Angeles, knocked out Buck Bellamy, 160'4, Phoe- 2 Champion- at Oshawa 630 pm FACES SURGERY MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)--Neale Fraser, facing a possible knee operation, will not defend his American tennis title at Forest Hills, N.Y., Sept. 1-10 Judge A. M. Fraser said Wed- nesday his son has cancelled ap- pearances in all tournaments after the current Swiss cham- NIX, pionships and will return to Mel- Tokyo bourne in two weeks for treat- 117% ment of bursitis in his left knee.! Ishibashi, FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Dally Racing Form) Oshawa Scugog Cleaners Jun- iors chalked up a 5-1 decision over Lakefield Merchants, in their Inter-City Softball Sched- ule fixture, at Peterborough last night. Danny Peters was on the slab for Scugogs and came up with a fine three-hit pitching per- formance to earn the win. N. Wasson, lead-off batter for Lake- fields, doubled and later scored on an infield out, for the first run of the ball game but what also proved the only run for Lakefield. Wasson got another of his team's hits, a single in the third after there were two out and Amer singled in the seventh for their other safety. Two walks in the 9th gave the homesters a last opportunity but they could't capitalize on it. Johnny Eakins started on the mound for Lakefield and gave way to "Red" Wasson in the 9th when Scugogs salted away the -- Teteuya Yamaguchi, Japan, knocked out Koji 117%;, Japan, 1 THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 CLEAR AND FAST 470 3.50 2.50 5.80 3.09 2.5 . First Race One and Horse Charocative Keratitis Star Burton .... Sarah Tan Air Bridge a : Family Tide 5 h 6 Jabu outdis { Winner dk b or br g. 4, Start good, won easily. | Second Race Purse $1,800 Ww | CHAROCATIVE KERATITIS 4.STAR BURTON Purse $1,000, 3. and 4-year-old maidens. Str. Fin Jockey Owner 7 1.6% Dittfach ~-- Roymar Sta 2.7% Despirito--Dream Crest Fm h 3-4 Gibb C F Chapman 4.2 Harrison IL. A Curre 5 8 Nash--W O and R W Young 6 Potts Mrs N Peconi 1 7 one-sixteenth miles, 1 2 3 4 5 5.40 3.20 2.60 4.10 3.10 3.10 9- TURF CLIPPER 6-LIT E DAME 1-IRISH LANE Dittfach ~~ Lanson Farm Parnell -- Mrs R Hemslead y = T Malcolmson - W A Clark | I. E Taylor C and T Stable Mrs S Cosentino Chisholm, Larin W R Rethel Franklin Farm Little Dame Irish Lane | Ferdette More Water Windy Fay Elinor's Girl Ostersuno Lady Pilgrim September Star 115 10 Winner b e, 3, Vibrator -- Brinymae, Start good, won driving Olah Rob'son Brown Gibb Cosentino H. Warner. _RE AN agwpRr® 8 2 Trainer A. Pool 29,770 DAILY DOUBLE 1 and § PAID $14.10 Third Race Purse $1.800 Wt PP St 8.10 4.9 3.50 8-DEMARCKI 4.40 3.00 6-JEAN SIRDAR 3.60 Canadian foaled, claiming all $2,500, str. Fin Jockey Owner 1-2% 1-1% Robinson -- C Louis 215 2.3% Wright -- D A Conny 1 Desp'to Dew Valley Fm W J Farr Shermanor Farm D M Strom Mrs R Marshak J E D Ryan 3-WINGS OF FLIGHT 1] year-olds &'% turtle Horse % Wings of Flight Demarcki Jean Sirdar Diameter Fixy Chic Melody Belle Sassy Beau Med's Missy 47 Winner b g. Chop. Chop -- Windina. Start good, won driving Fourth Race One and one-sixteenth miles $3,500, Horse Ess Jay Brilliant 2nd . Queen's Gem Sir Benjamin Beld Dutch Lasting Fighter North Bay Daisy Page Brant Ator Potts Coy Parnell Dittfach LJ Brown Trainer W. R. Millar. Poo] 44,153. 1 h 3 4 5 [3 8 B-ESS JAY 5-BRILLIANT 2ND FQUEEN'S M $2,000. 3- and f-year-olds 830 4.70 4.00 28.50 15.30 2.10 Purse Claiming sll Fin Jockey Owner 1-414 Dittfach -- S§ J Langill 2-1% Potts S Mocko 3-35 McComb--Mrs Von Rich'en 4no Brown -- Dimarco Sta 53% Coy G Moore 6-nk B'menke -- Medway Sta 2'% 7-1%4 Robinson -- W D Hatch 8% Fitz'ons--J E F Seagram 97 Wright--A E and A Fair Rose and Swartz - T Macmillan . Mann, 120 10 10 10-3 Loma Linda 107 2 9 71% Cash Me 108 4 5 5h 84 Winner ch g, 3, Loser Weeper--Peeriess Start good, won easily Fifth Race 3. ADMIRAL GANO | Horse Wt PP St % Str. Fin. Jockey 5'z furlongs. Purse $2,000, Two-year-old maidens, 7 1a 11% 14 1.7% Gomez 1.VASE S 420 290 2.60 2-CASTLE WALK 3.80 2.50 2.60 Owner > i. Wa Bill Beasley astle Wa N. America x Admiral Gano : ad King's Method Royal Bulletin 5 Winner ro f Native Dancer Start good, won easily 2% 5 5 Dittfach Vashil. Trainer R. 8S. Bateman Pool 19,059. Quinella Pool Shermanor Fm 21,813 QUINELLA 1 and 2 Sixth Race 6 Furlongs, Horse PAID $25.20 11.80 3570 3.50 14,50 9.00 3.60 B-CHENANGO 5TEHRAN'S DAN 10-MELODY KING claiming all $6.000 Fin Jockey Parnell Morreale Gomez--( Desp'to purse $2.100 Wt PP St 117 8 S-year-olds, Owner J W Elkin Gormley H Platt Edgor Ridge Sta z8i'ns--Windfields Hale--J C, J H Mackinnon | 4 Coy--Stafford Farm Potts--Manor Hill Sta Robinson--C Smythe Dittfach--Emcee Sta Trainer J W Elkins Chenango 7 Tehran's Dan Melody King Edgor's Lane Sweet Peg Bourbon Blue Sgt Bricker Manor Hill Chops on Irish Duke 2 Winner b g 3 Errard--Miss Start good, won driving Seventh Race 1 1-16 Miles, turf course, purse $2.7 Horse Wt PP St Dorval 114 6 5 Chopavane 117 3 Winisteo 120 Brown Panther 116 Eltoro The Great 11% Queen's Tour 109 Winner b g 6 Teddy Start good, won driving Eighth Race 1% Miles, purse $1,900, {year-olds Stud 107 116 Aubrey, 6. DORVAL 1.CHOPAV 5-WINISTE , d-year-olds 7.70 3.60 2.40 4.20 2.80 3.00 up, Canadian foaled, Fin Jodkey Owner 1-%4 Dittfach--S Desnoyers 2-n0. Potts--Viscount Hardinge '4 34 McComb--Kia Ora Farm 4-1'4 Har'son--Stafford Farm 5-1%4Gomez--Bill Beasley 46 6 6 Gibb--W D Latimer Wrack--Duchess Myrna. Trainer E Mann 8. JOHN BERRY 1-FARSHORE (entry) 7-BRANDY FIB arid up. Claiming all $2,500. Horse i 4 1g Str. Fin Jockey Owner John Berry 1 1-1% 1-14 B'gemenke--Mrs L F 2-24 2% Gordon--E M Ryan 3-114 Robinson--Mrs A C Roy--W J Outhwaite McComb--T P Sta D'fach--Gentile, Cos'tine Parnell J J Fleming Gomez--B § R Farm Cosentino---~Mrs M Cascia McMulleneM J Hawking r Frank Robin 24.90 10.10 6.70 6.40 3.40 4.50 Stein Farshore Brandy Fib Deckle Edge Gray Ben Evening Express 1 Flying Rounders 1 Ship Bottom Miss Blue Ice Epic Fields Winner ch g 7 Principal--Carrie Grand Jeune Research Organization. | shutout victory over MacLean's/ George Brabin doubled, Ron!fou J a c kising : 5 h two R. Simcoe followed with a hit|Haig, 3b; Darling, c; ) out, Horton got his third hit of to centre, scoring 0'Donaghue cf; Scollard, If; Brioux, rf; Dris- and then Shearer came through coll, p; Rose, If in 3rd: Foster, In the 8th, John Campbell with his third ski walked and then Art Rein-| Heffering's made it 8-0 in the rth inning when O'Donaghue; led with one out and then - straight hit and second double in succession, to score Simcoe. Jim Driscoll, the Liftlock City three frames, but Heffering's| made their lead stand up. Reg Hickey, pitching for Hef- fering"s, gave up one hit in each of the first four frames but didn't allow a run until the 6th when Wayne Haig singled with one out and advanced when the ball was misplayed, scoring on Gary Darling's sacrifice fly. In the 7th, Rose opened with a two-bagger, advanced on Fos- ter's sacrifice and scored on Driscoll's single to centre, mak- ing it 8-2, In the top of the 8th, Bill Gan- cher got on, when hit bv a pitch- ed ball. Haig sacrificed and was ordered from the game, when he struck the first baseman with his hand. With two out, Bus Jenson homered to deep centre, mak- ing it 84 and then Rose flied out to end the inning. As it turned out -- it ended the game, as the Orchard Park team had used up their only two substitutes in line-up changes earlier in the game and with Haig's dismissal, were unable to field nine players, resulting in the game being forfeited. Prior to this, two members of the homesters had got the heave-ho, both for verbal abuse, Scugog Cleaners Defeat Lakefield win with their last three runs. Eakins held Scugog Cleaners off the score-sheet, with _only four early hits, until the 7th in- ning when Ray Suddard tied the game with a homer over the fence. With two out, Young doubled and scored when March was safe on an error, making it 2-0. The Oshawa team added their other three runs in the 9th when Wright was safe on the catch- er's error then Suddard tripled for his third hit of the night. Jackie Cole walked and Young singled. Sadowski hit into a choice play that saw Cole re- tired at third but Young scored later on a wild pitch, to conclude the scoring. Suddard's three hits were best for Scugogs, homer, triple and single. Young was right along- side with a double and two singles while Jackie Sneddon had two singles. Before introducing Seagram's 5 Star, Seagram tested* this great new brand of rye whisky from coast to coast against the three leading brands in its price class... and Canadians liked the taste of 5 Star best. Next time try Seagram's great new brand with the Five Stars on the bottle. *Tested under the official supervision of a leading visitors. ORCHARD PARK ~-- Dodd, 2b; Thompson, ss; Gancher, 1b; Jenson, rf in 3rd. HEFFERING'S 3b; Shearer, ss; Sarnovsky, cf; -- R. Simcoe, O'Reilly, 2b; Busminski, If; to pitcher, was better in the last B. Simcoe, c; Claus, c in 4th; Carnwith, 1b: Hickey, p; O'Don- aghue, rf; Fielder, rf in 7th. Neighborhood Boys 'Softball Results In Neighborhood Association Pee Wee boys' Softball League action last night, two of the games reported a variety of action, with Lake Vista lads scoring a one-sided 14-1 victory over Rundle Park boys, at Rundle and in another league game, Storie Park Pee Wees nosed out Nipigon Park 7.5, at the Nipigon diamond. In this latter game, Storie won the game with a six-run rally in the fifth inning, when Wilson of Nipigon, who had six strikeouts and faced only 14 batters in four frames, suddenly ran into trouble on singles by McKenzie and Usher, a walk to Murray and a double by Ostle with Neu- man, Bilinski, Wright and Cam- eron all hitting safely as well, to keep the rally rolling. Bilinski homered in the 7th for their other run. Wright fanned 11 Nipigon bat- ters and had control once his team took the lead. At Rundle Park, Moak sin- gled in the fourth inning and scored on Todd's triple for the only run young Hudgin allowed. {The Lake Vista boys scored in every inning, with six in the second stanza being their big effort. Myers, Bremner, Wal lace, who homered and tripled, Blanchard and Logan, all hit well for the winners. VERSALLES RETURNS MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Zoilo Versalles, who jumped Minne- sota Twins July 5, will rejoin the team and his $500 fine will be pared. President Calvin Griffith an- nounced the decision Thursday, saying Versalles "was phys- ically sicker than we knew at that time" but adding that the shortstop's abrupt departure still could not be wholly ex- cused. Versalles, 20, had an intes- tinal illness discovered after he suddenly left the club and was suspended. Griffith said the ill- ness '"'might have aggravated an emotional upset at being far from his wife and native land (Cuba)." In test...after test...after test Seagram's New brand Rated Best Geagrams | Me 2 GEE we | | ehpecial Canadian | Rye Whisky | . (ite JOSEPH € SEAGRAM £ SON Start good, won driving Pool 53,0M, Total pool 333,356, | Attendance 7,163,