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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, August 18, 1962 | RUNS SCARCE SPORTS MENU Heffering's Win, Even Up Series By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' WEEK-END GLIMPSES:--Oshawa Minor Soft- | ball Association's Kiwanis Bantam League teams (the top ten of a 14-team entry) move into their City Championship playoff series on Monday night. The draw appears in today's calendar -- "visiting teams" are reminded they must supply the plate umpire .. . SCUGOG CLEANERS, Junior boys, are in OASA playoff action this afternoon and the girls play tonight at Alexandra Park... OSHAWA "Lakeshores" and Orono Orphans, in their OBA playoff game, were rained out here on Thursday | Heffering's Impérials nosed out Pic-O-Mats 2-1 last night at Alexandra Park to even up their Oshawa City and_ District Major League semi-final play- off series at one win apiece Date of the third and deciding '\game will be decided by the League executive, when playoff time is available. As in the first meeting of these two clubs, runs were scarce. Each scored one in the ifirst inning and after that, it was a scramble. Ralph O'Reilly, first batter of the game, drew a walk and ad- vanced when Shearer sacrific. ed. Hits by Jordan and Hickey scdred O'Reilly, in fact Heffer-) SPORTS CALENDAR _ out in the fourth frame but was safe when the catcher miss- ed the third strike and he scor- ed, after two out, when John Carnwith tripled inside the right-field line, for what prov- ed the winning run. Taylor had 11 strikeouts and. Reg Hickey, pitching the full game for Imperials, had 13. Hickey was steady throughout in that he didn't issue a single walk and carried his own share of the "outs" in each inning. Pic-O-Mats got-their lone run in the first inning. Dan Tureski was safe on an error at short- stop by Cole and he scored later when Batherson, in left field, bobbled Brabin's hoist. TODAY SOFTBALL OASA Intermediate "C'" Play- offs -- Brooklin at Port Perry, 8.15 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. OASA Junior "A" Playoffs (3rd and deciding game of Ist Round) --Scarboro vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, .4.00 p.m. OASA Midget Playoffs (1st game of series) Oshawa Southmead vs Peterborough Heating, at Peterborough Bowl.| 8:15 p.m. PWSU Junior Playoffs (2nd game of series) Toronto Thomson's Brokers vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexan- dra Park 8.00 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc. = Kickers vs Rangers, at 7.00) |2nd frame to steal victory from Tony's Win Again 'Over R-R Metals Oshawa Tony's opened up ajwith Pete Maik's double and comfortable 3-game lead gree SD Seat * finsle. ' idle second-place Eddie Black's,, ~~ °nY § Nave a busy week, up in the battle for first place in Eddie'Bi cmp ag gt ant the Beaches Major Fastball) ba sear cag iy isin League, last night at Kew Gar-|:Uesday they're in the annual dens, with a 5-3 win over Ran- Canadian National Exhibition dall-Roy Metals. Tony's rallied] Tournament. They play Toronto for. four uneatned: tuns in 'the| 'olice at 8.15 p.m. at the CNE | and on Wednesday, Randall-Roy ++}, again supply the opposition, also R and R, who are battling with) ih TohaAle. Dependable Caterers for the 3rd' rent Oldfield and Jack Mac. and final P lay-off spot. |Dermaid, who is making a de- Tony's journey back to the/ termined bid to win the batting Queen City Monday night, play-/jaureis, paced Tony's with two ing Eddie Black's in another) hits each. Ron Simcoe, Joe "rained-out'"' fixture. A victory Piontek, Freddie Etcher and en would almost wrap up the' Andy Anderson' had the others. pennant. Tony's are now 13 wins For Toronto, the two old vet- and 6 setbacks, while Black's) erans Doug Gilbert and Bill Mc- have won 13 and dropped 9 with Brantey each collected two. Oshawa holding three games in' pete. Maik. and Bobby Singleton hand. Jelineks Turn Pro BRONTE, Ont. (CP) -- Otto and Maria Jelinek, the brother and sister team who currently hold the world championship in pairs skating have turned pro-| fessional. / John M. Harris, president- producer of the Ice Capades, announced the signing Friday in New York. Maria, 19, and Otto, 22, who make their pro debut on Aug. 29 at Madison Square Garden in New York, won the world championship in Prague, Czech- slovakia, the city of their birth. Last March they captured the North American championship port - export business because Maria was not yet 21, and the company, with Otto and Maria travelling constantly, would be in a better position to handle their professional engagements, explained Frank Jelinek, a paft- ner in the firm. The contract -- at $1,000 a night will run for 27 weeks, March 16, 1963. "It is very much--too much for such young people," said papa Jelinek. The Jelinek family filed Czechoslovakia in 1948, going to Switzerland. In 1949 they moved to Canada and later became Canadian citizens, ' LACROSSE SCORES in Boston last February and they were also on the Canadian! Olympic team at Squaw Valley, Calif., in 1960 and twice junior! and senior pairs champions of! Canada. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario Senior Brooklin 7 St. Catharines 6 Ontario Junior Hastings 13 Brampton 16 night, They're going Sunday afternoon at Lakeview' Park, 2.00 o'clock, if you want some interesting baseball entertainment . . . PICKERING PeeWees scored a win in Port Perry last night. They're. going again on Monday at Port Union (Johns-Manfield) diamond while Pickering (Bay 'Ridges) Bantams open their OASA series here Monday night, at Con- naught Park ... . SOUTHMEAD opens their first round of OASA play in Peterborough tonight and the Liftlock City Midgets play back here at South- mead diamond, on Monday evening, 6.15 o'clock. (Best-of-seven final tied 1-1), SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Deoler in your area. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 A ial 4 'had the others. .m. H er + ; ' : | et igh igs 374 > ' ire Andy Anderson posted victory OSHAWA TONY'S -- Simcoe, ae Nivin : number seven of the year with 3b; Oldfield, ss; MacDermaid, -- Civic Memorial Sta-|g fine six-hitter. He struck out! rf; Booth, c; Mrozeck, If; Pion-|hough with some reservation. | papain S four enroute to the win. "Ab" tek, cf; Etcher, 1b; Price, 2b;|, "1 was always against them | |LAWN BOWLING \Deasley, a victim of three cost-| Anderson, p. | | Mixed Doubles Tournament,|ly 2nd inning errors, was the RANDALL ROY METALS --'Said. | HEFFERING'S O'Reilly, jing's loaded up the bases with! jonly the One out, but they|2b; Shearer, cf; Jordan, 3b; jcouldn't get the needed hit off|Hickey, p; Batherson, If; Bryan, Ron Taylor, as he struck out/c; Cole, ss; Jones, rf; Carn- the last two batters. with, Ib. Taylor went on from that) PIC-O-MATS -- Berwick, cf; Henry Jelinek, father of the, two, signed the - contract al-| | MORE OF SAME: -- Heffering's Imperials tied up their Oshawa City & District Major League semi-final series, last night at Alexandra Park, with a nip-and-tuck 2-1 win over Pic-O-Mat Vending. Like in the first game, this one was strictly a case of "opportunity" as both Reg Hickey and Ron Taylor pitched brilliantly and also each received fine sup- port... OSHAWA FAIR next week has caused a couple of postponed dates in local OASA playoff action but MacLean's Esso will open their series in Trenton on Thursday and Heffering's Imperials, in Senior "B", go to Peterborough on Tuesday night for their first OASA start ... GENOSHA ACES open their OASA Juvenile "A" series in Belleville on Monday evening and play back here on Wednes- day, either at Fernhill or Bathe Park diamond... PORT PERRY tonight is the scene of the third and deciding game of OASA Intermediate "C'" playoffs, between Port Perry and Brooklin. Markham elimin- ated Pickering in other round in two-straight games and will open the second round, against either Port Perry or Brooklin, at this end, on Tuesday night. Out-Of-Order Is New Success Bit By MIKE RATHET Elsewhere in the AL, Detroit's Associated Press Sports Writer Jim Bunning shut out Chicago) Los Angeles Angels have/|White Sox 2-0 on three singles! found a new way to win a balljand Baltimore Orioles got a game: Get the right man in the/five-hit pitching job from Milt wrong spot in the batting order.|Pappas to whip Cleveland In- That's what happened last/dians 5-2. nigh as the second-place Angels| Thomas' eighth inning homer) swept a doubleheader from)gave the Angels a 3-3 tie in the| U.S. OSHAWA ' rea wate Nipigon Park;|Brantey singled and scored on|§-2 victory over third-place Cin-| | NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. CARPET SALES and PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING 174 Mary St. W. PHONE 728-4681 hitsynever more than one injbin, If; Nelson, 2b; Melnick,/Club and Mixed Trebles 'Tour-|ished up, ss; McBrantey, cf; Gilbert, 3b; is my whole life' and I decided | an inning, but one was a triple|c; Mackness, 3b; Snow, rf; Tay-/nament (McCook Trophy) at! Brent Oldfield sparked Tony's| Singleton, 1b; Rushford, If; Po-|t0 give him another year. | and that was it. Bryan struck'lor, p; Horton, in Sth. |Cobourg Lawn Bowling Club. | 1.9 first inning lead with a one- land, rf; Deasley, p and John- "Maria wasn't very enthusi-| OLA Senior League -- Port;dJack "Red" | MacDermaid's R HE if she finished this contract with) Credit Sailors vs Brooklin Hill-| three bagger. ony's 140 000 000--5 8 0 Otto, she could go to the Sorbon-| crests, at Brooklin Community| 1p the 2nd, Tony's hit for four, Randall's 010 040 010-3 6 3 ne in Paris next year, which is| : i sya s Jelinek Sports Limited, an im-| OBA Intermediate Major "A"' agg dene Ste wa seonrenmamiaiammmerractescarsressarastie TORONTO (CP) -- To hear,over John LaCoursiere of Mont- oe beach ie oe a ed the sacks. Herman Willemse tell it, you'djreal. Their time was seven': re on ee STARS TLING was all ina day's work onds [Ot PORtOes seties. Ping Oldfield cteved. his see, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| ee ; be ¢ * in . 1 sc sec-| BY e308 | "1 ond run of the night on another Batting -- Tommy Davis,| BRUNO A MAR fast, I just went fast," said the| WILL INVEST IT SOFTBALL 6 5 M TINO 28-year-old Dutch schoolteacher Willemse took home the $6,- Qshawa Minor Assoc, 'Play-| sacrifice fly. driving in two runs, including) after winning the Canadian Na-|000 first prize, which he said he/offs -- Zion at Storie Park;| Randall's got a single tally in/@M 8th inning rally that propel: | RO GA PAI ' © SPECIAL TAG TEAM Friday for the second year in a|The Netherlands--"the best in-\Take Vista at Ivan & Nikita akatuane : row. jvestment you can have in Hol-)Fernhill Park at Kingside| Doug "Red" Gilbert's two-bag-| cinnati. : we Swim fast he did--fast enough/ land. Park; all games at 6.30. p.m.jger. In the 4th, Doug Gilbert, -- ¥ q ; 5 CANADIAN SNAKES ne tance he set last year. Willemse|Coursiere and Camerero $1,500 Third games, if necessary, on plated "Doug" with another SAMMARTINO --_-VIC_ CHRISTY vs GENE BAILLARGEON churned through the stretch of|each. ' Friday, 'Aug. 24, at Storie,/double. Randall's closed out|snakes are the only venomous Tickets for these 3 fine exhibitions at the Casino Restaurant - 64-degree Lake Ontario water in| Marty Sinn, a 19 - year - old|North Oshawa. Nipigon. and/ their scoring in the 8th stanza,'snakes native to Canada. minutes and one second better|took the fifth - place prize of) OASA Bantam Pickering ; lthan his 1961 time. $800 plus $1,500 for being the) ys Oshawa Connaught Park, at| a He kept the lead all the wayjfirst woman to cross the finish|Connaught Park, 6.15 p.m.; Ist. WILS ON ACADIAN SUDDARD Ss better part of an hour ahead of|Hilversum, The Netherlands,, QASA Pee Wee -- Port Per 3 Toronto's Cliff Lumsdon, who|who won $700 plus $500 for be-/y, East Woodlands (Pickerinas ELECTRIC MOTGRS BICYCLE SHOP took second place in sevenjing the second woman to fin-|at Port Union, 6.15 p.m.; 2nd h. Motor Repair C.C.M. and RALEIGH onds. Tom Park, a former Hamil-| OASA Midget -- Peterborough Pressers--Shirt Launderers BICYCLES Third place was declared ajtonian now living in Lake-\vs Qshawa Southmead, at all types of Electric Motors tie, although the timers gave|wood, Calif., was the last of the| Southmead, 6.15 p.m, 2nd "ame New and Used Motors Keys Meade 395 Oshawa Blvd. $,| 299 Bloor St. E. ible todiarnl PHONE Phone 725-3979 728-5141 Aires a fraction of 'a second/his seventh - place finish. 'Canadian Title Going Abroad [Wee league softball layots LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Reg|matches proved a saving grace from Connaught Park yester- /Taylor, a trim South African|for the gallery. day 25-5 and 17-3. from Johannesburg who will) Taylor was: six over par in The series was a_ replay,! take a crack at the pros on the/his 19-hole tussle with Cherry,created when Sunnyside was tour, meets portly Tom)and the Texan was eight oir cgyenong -- * ninode tg Lp i 4 |Draper of Royal Oak, Mich., to-| The other semi-final wasn't/ble win over Connaught. Yes- pie og ot tee, big ae eas the | controversy| gay in the final of the Canadian|much better from a medal- terday they did it all over again| the front-running New York|game. His 20th homer gave the|2mateur golf championship. | score standpoint. Draper was| and the result, aside from point. Yankees and keeping their| victory to Morgan (3-2) and the| It is the first time a Canadian|three over par for the 17 holes|ing Pal} hin bas | heat chances very much alive. defeat to Jim Hannon (2-3). |hasn't been on hand for the fi-| Played and Brownlee five over. eahtgal no ne: as Sunnyside) Here's how the Angels won| Wagner went 2-for-4 in the|nal since 1954. | Peep was a last of six of i Pg ne net e the opener: Inightcap, but the big gun this) Taylor was carried to the/Champions to disappear from) ager b Sap * Foes will) In the ninth inning, they sub-|time was Thomas, who homered/19th hole Friday--the only ex- the tournament. He won the Hl anio a est Sin th Dee Wee stituted outfielder Leon Wagner|for the deciding run in the third|tra-hole play since the tourna-|tle in 1953. The next year the ship Bae, te : e ee -* and pitcher Tom Morgan at the|inning off Ed Hobaugh. (1-1),/ment at the Sunningdale course|final was an all-U.S. affair be-;winners to be declared, ready jbecoming professionals," he jpoint and gave up four more|Solomon, ss; Tureski, lb; Bra-jat Port Perry Lawn Bowling] Joser. Lefty Kenny Johnson fin-| Haddleton, 2b; Brown, c; Maik,|. "But Otto said to me 'skating, LACROOSE out single and scored in front of! son, p in 6th. astic, but I promised her that) H Will Arena, 8.49 p.m. big tallies, Joey Piontek singled, Umpires -- Bill Chris (plate)/her great ambition, to study, aisles and oh Guceitice Bent the The contract was signed with 'OBA Inte YESTERDAY'S iew Park. 3 . Three-straight costly errors think winning a 15-mile swimihours 31 minutes and 10 ,. |View Park, 2.00 p.m.; 2nd game pti y: ohted 4 "When I felt' like swimming} MONDAY single and Jack MacDermaid's| Dodgers, stroked three hits, | vs STAN STASIAK tional Exhibition's marathon|plans to invest in real estate in/Rundle Park at North Oshawa; |the 2nd when veteran Bill Mc-|!ed National League leaders to} Billy Red L : g oe | Bi e ons & Pat Fi jto break the record for the dis-|| Lumsdon got $2,500 and La-|Return games on Wednesday.| singled and Bobby Singleton oy. y & Pat Three varieties of rattle- Generals 1.25, Ringside 1.50, Children 75¢ -- PAT MILOSH, Prometer six hours and 38 minutes, 16/blonde from Ann Arbor, Mich.,|Kingside. seeiinecnehnches and at the finish line was the/line. Sixth was Mary Kok of! game of 2-out-of-3 series. hours, 16 minutes and 39 sec-|ish. game of 2-out-of-3 series. Overhauling--Rewinding to Storage Sales--Service--Parts Alfredo Camarero of Buenos|money-winners, taking $500 for! of 2-out-of-3 series. PHONE AA Sunnyside Park | Pee Wees Win Out Sunnyside Park Pee Wee boys nally made it -- the local Pee} 723-4362 A Weekly Calendar of Events... NEW SERVICE SHOE © We speciclize in Custom Built Orthopedic Shoes © Ali Kinds of Repairs 23 PRINCE ST. (across from Bus Station) 728-4246 Keep abreast with the Sports News, Read ... The Oshawa Times Regularly. It's Later Than You Think SHEET METAL come to the Cadillac e A " 4 tween Harvie Ward, Jr., of San|for OASA competition this next same time. The Angels wanted|Don Lee (10-9) received credit | Francisco, the winner, and Bill/Saturday, against either Picker- started--before shaking off Don ENJOY OUR MODERN DININGROOM FACILITIES -- (BOWLING BANQUETS) Wagner to hit seventh in the order to give him an at-bat in the last of the ninth, with Mor- gan hiting in the ninth spot. Plate umpire Cal Drummond ruled the Angels' batting order out of order. Wagner didn't hit in the ninth. He did in the 10th--and drilled his first homer since July 29, a 400-foot blast that gave the Angels the ball game. A home run by Lee Thomas got the job done in the nightcap. FISCHER STOPS YANKS The twin triumphs pulled the Angels within four games of the Yankees, who were beaten 7-2 at Kansas City by the six-hit pitching of Bill Fischer. The third- place Minnesota Twins moved within six games of the top, beating Boston 7-3 in the opener of a twin bill before the t Red Sox won 9-4. Gayle Hitchens Advances Into Final Round WINNIPEG (CP) -- Gayle Hitchens of Vancouver and Rae Milligan of Calgary meet today in the 36-hole final of the Cana- dian women's open golf cham- pionship at Winnipeg's subur- ban Glendale Golf Club. It's a new experience for Miss Milligan, but Miss Hitchens lost on the 18th hole last year in the championship: to Judy Darling Evans of Hudson 'Heights, Que. Mrs. Evans did not defend her championship. Miss Hitchens, 1961 Canadian junior champion, fought through the 18th hole Friday to defeat Betty Stanhope Cole of Edmon- ton, medallist in Tuesday's qual- ifying round with a par 77 on the 6,585 - yard course. Miss Milligan, five times Al- berta Open champion, scram- bled through 17 holes in the 18- hole semi-final before beating 37-year-old Colleen Smith of Vancouvér 3 and 1. On the way to the final, Miss Hitchens scored-a 5-and-4 vic- tory over Manitoba Open cham- \for the Angels' 70th victory of| \the season -- matching their jentire 1961 total. |TAGGED BY MANTLE | Fischer (4-4), a 32-year-old |retread who specializes in slow stuff, was tagged for a Mickey Mantle homer and two runs in the first inning, then. shut out |the Yankees on four hits the | rest of the way. The Ahletics forged ahead to stay in the sixth jagainst Jim Bouton (5-4) with | three runs on a homer by Bobby |Del Greco, a walk, and singles by Ed Charles and Jerry | Lumpe. A four-run eighth inning uprising put it out of reach, The Twins-Red Sox games were home run battles with the! two clubs combining for 11.) | Earl Battey and winning pitcher Jack Kralick (8-8) connected 'a three-foot putt. Later he com- 117th holes of the closely fought Cherry of Wichita Falls, Texas, title winner in 1953. Cherry bowed out by blowing] Since then Canadians have been the finalists. In the morning round quar- ter-finals Taylor took the 17th and 18th from Bill Wakeham of Victoria to win one up. Cherry had a comparatively easy cruise, with a 4 and 3 win over Peter Hope of Dartmouth, N.S. Draper had trouble in the morning in getting rid of Doug Silverberg of Calgary, one up. The Michigan golfer, who has been ailing for several months, uncorked a beautiful third shot at the par-five 18th, to win the plained to officials of the Royal Canadian Golf Association about partiality of the gallery in his semi-final round. "IT know they wanted the other fellow to win but they didn't come up here for this kind of treatment." Draper, 48 years old and aa affable 240-pounder, entered the final through a 2-and-1 win over 130-pound Phil Brownlee of Tor- onto when he won the 16th and match. SCORES WERE HIGH Neither semi-final inch birdie put. | producedjin his quarter - final the closeness of the'to win 2 and 1. or the Twins in the opener to tag Ike Delock (4-2) with the loss. Lu Clinton, who bit one in the first game, homered again for the Red. Sox. in the second as did Gary Geiger, Ed Bressoud and winner Ear! Wil- son (10-5). Georges Maranda (1-3) of Levis, Que., lost it,| despite home run support by! Versalles and Bernie Allen. |COLAVITO CONNECTS While Bunning (12-8) was! checking the White Sox, Rocky! Colavito provided the punch for! the Tigers. Bunning and John. Buzhardt (7-10), who had al-| lowed Detroit only one hit at that point, were locked in a scoreless tie until Colavito came up following a double by Don Buddin and a walk to Al Kaline and doubled both home with the game's lone runs. Charley Lau drove in three runs for the Orioles with a homer and bases-loaded single, accounting for a pair with his single during a four-run first inning surge against 15- game) winner Dick. Donovan (15-7),| Pappas (11-8). was tagged for consecutive homers by John! Romano and Woody Held in the} sixth, but that was it. for the Indians. | PICK TEAM EDMONTON (CP)--A_nine- man team which has _ been | Philadelphia National League WL Pet. GBL 81 42 .659 -- 77 4 631 3% 74 48 607 64% only | Baltimore 59 62 .488 14 |Cleveland 58 64 :475 15% Los Angeles Boston 57 64 .471 16 San Francisco [Kansas City 56 66 .459 1714 Cincinnati | Washington 45 77 .369 28% Pittsburgh 68 51 .571 11 Friday's Results St. Louis 66 55 .545 14. | Boston 3-9 Minnesota 7-4 Milwaukee 65 58 .528 16 (Cleveland 2 Baltimore 5 57 67 .460 24% |Detroit 2 Chicago 0 Houston 44 75 .370 35 |Washington 3-2 Los Angeles 4-3 Chicago 45 77 .369 3544 |New York 2 Kansas City 7 New York 30 89 .252 49 Probable Pitchers Today Friday's Results | New York (Turley '2-2 and St. Louis at New York ppd, rain|Terry 17-10) at Kansas City) Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 9 (Pena 1-1 and Segui 8-5) night.| San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 2 Houston 3 night. Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland (Ramos 5-10) Los Angeles (Podres 9-9) at/Baltimore (Estrada 5-13). Los Angeles 18-9) night. San Francisco (Sanford 16-6)! 2-2). at Milwaukee (Spahn 12-11). Detroit (Bunning 11-8) at Chi- Philadelphia (McLish 8-2) at ©ag0 (Herbert 12-7). Pittsburgh (Sturdivant 4-3). Games Sunday Chicago (Koonce-9-5 and Hob-| Boston at. Minnesota 2 bie 4-12) at Houston (Johnson| Detroit at Chicago 2 6-12"and Brunet 0-1) night. Washington at Los Angeles St, Louis (Gibson 14-9) New York at Kansas City New York (Jackson 6-15). Cleveland at Baltimore Games. Sunday International League St. Louis at New York L Pet. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 79 44 .642 Los Angeles at Cincinnati 73 94 .575 San Francisco at Milwaukee 68 59 535 at Jacksonville Toronto Rochester 8 |Campbell of Huntington, W. Va.|ing. or Port Perry. 'Snooze You Lose' Wins His Sixth FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP) --; Snooze You Lose, a three-year- aid which has been out of the| 'money only once in 11 starts) of his career, added his sixth) victory to an impressive record] hole and the match with an Rating in 1.12. One and one- Brownlee made fewer errors|Place was Windmill II. match|was Marcus Antonius. 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Washington (Rudolph 5-6) at|a $50,000 salary and 10 per cent| (Bowsfield 8-5)/of his stakes victories by the Miron Brothers of St. Augustine, at Que., drove Armbro Canuck to a comfortable victory in the \Cincinnati (Nuxhall 2-0 or Jay} Boston (Conley 10-11 or Wil-|$2885 Old Woodbine Futurity: ison 9-5) at Minnesota (Pleis| Pace for three - year-olds. He} then came back with Bucky} North to win the $4,000 Invita-| tion Handicap Pace, the night's! co-feature, PLUMBING CO. LTD. Repair Work a Specialty FOR RESERVATIONS NEXT WEEK'S SPORT EVENTS TODAY PWSU Junior Ladies' Softball Playoffs:----Toronto Thomson's Brokers vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. (2nd game of series) OLA Senior Lecrosse:--Port Credit Sailors vs Brooklin Hillcrests, at Brooklin Community Arena, 8.45 p.m: Oshawa & District Soccer Assoe.:-- Kickers vs Rangers at 7.00 p.m. and Hungaria vs Polonia, at 8.30 p.m., both. games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. MONDAY OASA Midget Playoffs:--Peterborough Heating vs Oshawa Southmead, at Southmead Park, 6.15 p.m. (2nd game of series). OASA Bantam Playoffs:--Pickering vs Oshawa Connaught, at Con- naught Park, 6.15 p.m. (Ist game of series) TUESDAY |. Inter-County Softball Leegue:--Foley's Plumbing vs Police Assoc., ot Lakeview Park, 6.45 p.m, WEDNESDAY Oshawa and District Soccer Assoc..--Doubleheader at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, starting at 7.00 p.m. Annual General Motors Gold Cup Tournament (Men's Rinks) at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club, 9.00 p.m, THURSDAY OASA Senior "B" Playoffs:--Peterborough vs Oshawa Hefferings Im- perials, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. FRIDAY OASA Inter. Industrial Playoffs:--Peterborough vs Oshawa Duplate, You Like It... .. 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