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© ' JO THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 15, 1963 Cag EXCUSE ME! Politeness is hardly evident here really, as the battle for the base and the baseball goes on. Cleveland's Dick Howser is sliding safely into third base, in the 2nd inn- ing of yesterday's game in Cleveland, as Washington third baseman Marv Breeding tries to reach for the late throw. The ball seems about to hit Howser in the back. GENERALS REFUSED Dick Radatz Fogs Orioles By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Dick Radatz is a large, burly young man who frustrates bat- ters with none of the more in- tricate, delicate weapons in a pitcher's arsenal. ° He just leans back and throws i past 'em. That's the formula the six- foot six-inch 245-pound Boston Red Sox right-hander used in two innings of spotless relief work in Boston's 5-1 conquest of slumping Baltimore Orioles Friday night. : It was his sixth save of the| season, in addition to his 6-1 won-loss record, and ran_ his string of consecutive scoreless innings to 33. | He threw 20 pitches, which) manager Johnny Pesky de-| scribed as '"'two sliders and the rest fast balls--fast, faster and" at a motion of the hand--| "zip." Chicago White Sox retained a one-game lead atop the Ameri- can League standings with a 3-2 - victory over Kansas City Ath- Senators broke the Indians' seven-game winning streak, with a 5-2 win in the first game of their doubleheader as Jim King hit a pair of two- run homers, Marlboros Accepted With Stipulation NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) Toronto Marlboros were tenta.| tively accepted Friday into the) ity on playing dates. Ontario Hockey Association Ju- nior A Provincial League. At a meeting of the league|the OHA must decree t A further stipulation on the) Marlies' acceptance was that/acceptance of terms by the! hat no|Marlboros to make a seven-|home run in as many days and letics; New York Yankees came from behind for a 4-2 edge over Detroit Tigers; Minnesota Twins took over third place on a 3-2 decision over Los Angeles Angels and Washington Sena- tors snapped Cleveland Indians' seven-game winning string 5-2 in the opener of a two-night dou- bleheader before Cleveland struggled to a 3-2, 19-inning tri- umph in the nightcap, the long- est game of the season in the majors, DOUBLE PLAY HELPS Radatz, who hasn't allowed an earned run in 15 appearances since May 12, needed only three pitches to work out of a jam when he relieved Earl Wilson with the bases loaded and none out in the eighth. John Powell grounded in:o a double play on Radatz' first offering, and Jim Gentile fouled out on the second pitch to him. The 26-year old strong boy, SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SOCCER ; Oshawa and District Assoc.-- (Carling's Cup Playoffs) Italia vs Rangers, at 7.00 p.m. and Kickers vs Bathurst, at 8.30 p.m.; Ist games of semi- final round -- both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, SOFTBALL Sa ek eee tae Oshawa City and District As- soc, -- (Northern Division) -- Genosha Aces vs Port Perry) Merchants, at Port Perry, 8.15 p.m, East Toronto Junior Ladies' League -- Oshawa Scugog Cleaners vs Thomson's Brok- ers, at Monarch Park, Toronto, 7.00 p.m. LACROSSE . OLA Junior League -- Osh- awa Green Gaels vs Hastings Legion, at Hastings, 8.30 p.m. | OLA Senior League -- Port! Credit Sailors vs Brooklin Mer- chants, at Brooklin Arena, 8.45 p.m. LAWN BOWLING AO fuer Mixed Doubles Tournament at Cannington Lawn Bowling Club, 1,00 p.m. | BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- oug Laurie's Sports vs Osh-| awa Canadian Tire Legion-| naires, at Kinsmen Civic Me-| morial Stadium, 2.00 p.m. | UNDAY Ss BASEBALL Lakeshore Intermediate, League -- Ajax Merchants vs| Oshawa Merchants, at Lake- view Park, 2.00 p.m. | Junior Exhibition Game Burlington Fuller Brush Jrs. vs} Oshawa Canadian Tire Legion-| naires, at Alexandra Park, 2.15 p.m. HORSE SHOW | Western Horse Show, by| North Oshawa Western Horse- men Club, at Five Points Cor- ral (cor. Taunton and Ritson roads), at 2.00 p.m. END OF SEVENS Shopsys' End Their Streak | By Snapping Tonys String Two streaks were stopped in the Beaches Major Fastball League, last night at Kew Gar- dens. Oshawa 'Tony's, winners of their last seven starts, were finally bea*en and Seven-Up Shopsy's, who had. dropped seven successive losses without a victory, finally won a game. Seven-Up Shopsy edged Tony's 7-6 in a real cliff-hanger. Else- where in the league, at Hamil- ton, Randall Roy Metals whipped Merchants, 5-2. Jack Rainbow gave up 10 hits to Tony's, in registering his first win. He walked only two and fannéd three ba'ters. 'Bev' Smith suffered his second 'loss in five decisions, allowing nine safe hits. Veteran '"'Moe" Galand led the winners at the plate with three safe hits and Phil Waters picked up a pair. Bobby Booth con- tinued to lead Tony's offensive with three safe hits. Jack "Red" MacDermaid had a pair and Danny Price a triple. The loss was the first under coach 'Jimmie' Loreno. Loreno inserted '"'Red" Gilbert at third base and his 19-year-old son Brian at first base, in a line-up shuffle, in favor of Price and MacDermaid and this seemed to} have cost him the game. 1} Tonys picked up two runs in the 4th-when Dick Gibb walked and scored on Booth's double. Jackie Cole followed with a walk and Smith singled to score Booth. Another run crossed in the 5th on back-to-back doubles by Booth and Nick Mroczeck. In the 6th MacDermaid and Cole each singled and "Red" scored on Brent Oldfield's choice play out. Tony's completed their of- fence with two runs scored in the 8th, MacDermaid singled, Smith walked and both scored on Price's triple. Seven-Up Shopsy scored one BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League W L Pet. GBL 36 26 581 -- 36 26 581 -- 34.26 567 1 33 29 532 3 31 28 525 3% 28 31.475 644 28 32 .467 7 28 32 .467 7 'St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston 26 36 .419 10 New York 24 38 .387 12 . Results Friday Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 0 Milwaukee 3 New York 10 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1 Houston 1 San Francisco 2 Probable Pitchers Today New York, Caig (2-9) or Stal- | ~ (1-3) at Cincinnati, Jay) | (3-9). | |Philadelphia, McLish (5-2) at} | Milwaukee, LeMaster (2-4). | Pittsburgh, Schwall (3-4) at St. | Louis, Simmons (6-2). Houston, Johnson (3-8) at San Francisco, Marichal .(9-3). Chicago, Jackson (7-5) at Los | Angeles, Drysdale (7-7). | | American League WL Pet. GBL) 35 25 583 -- 31 23 .574 1 32 26 .552 2 33 27 .550 2 29 25 537 3 28 27 509 41% 29 29 .500 5 29 34 460 714 | Chicago |New York | Minnesota Baltimore Boston Cleveland Kansas City |Los Angeles Detroit Washington 24 33 421 914 21 42 .333 15% Results Friday Detroit 2 New York 4 Baltimore 1 Boston 5. Kansas City 2 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 3 Washington 5-2 Cleveland 2-3 Probable Pitchers Today Los Angeles, McBride (6-6) at Minnesota, Roggenburk (1-0). Kansas City, Segui (1-2) at Chi- cago, Herbert (5-3). Washington, Osteen (1-4) Cleveland, Grant (4-6). Detroit, Lolich (1-1) at New York, Downing (1-0). Baltimore, McCormick (1-3) at Boston, Morehead (3-5). International League Northern Division WL Pct. GBL 35 23 .603 34 28 .548 at Syracuse Buffalo in the 1st on Jack MeLean's Single, a sacrifice bunt. and Galand's safe hit. Four more runs scored in the 3rd on a walk to Rainbow, hits by MacLean, Waters and Rocky Beaumount. In the 5th, Paul Reinprecich singled as did Waters and both plated when Beaumount deliver- ed another hit. OSAHWA TONY'S --Oldfield, ss; R. Gilbert, 3b; Price, 3b in 4th; Mroczeck, If; Gibb, ef; Booth, c; Armstrong, 2b; G. Gilbert, 1b; MacDermaid, 1b in /4thg Cole, rf; and Smith, p. | SEVEN-UP SHOPSY -- Mac- |Lean, 2b; Reinprecht, cf; Galand, ss; Waters, 1b; Beau- mount, rf; Mitchell, c; Dé Rocher, 3b; Crawford, If; Rain- bow, p. RHE Tony's 000 021 120--6 10. 2 7-Ups 100 320 0OX--7 10 1 Umpires: Lou Visconti (plate) and Bill Chris (bases). : } | 34:28 548 = 3 | Richmond 27 26 509 5% | Toronto 27 33 4508 Southern Division 38 25 .603 33 32 .508 6 26 33 441 «10 26 37 413 1 2 | Columbus 23:38 377. 14 | Results Friday | Little Rock 2 Richmond 11 | Atlanta 2 Jacksonville 6 | Rochest 7 Indi: Pp rT] 4 Syracuse 11 Buffalo 2 | Toronto 11 Columbus 13 | Rochester Atlanta Indianapolis Little Rock | Jacksonville NU-WAY Rug (Oshawa) Ltd. vincial League decided. the could play in the Metro League, | Marlboros will receive no prior-/ and the Kitchener entry would have no source of players. The council agreed -- pending} now in his second season in the MONDAY majors, struck out two in the ninth, increasing his total to 67 in 51 innings as his earned run average shrank to 0.88. Dick Stuart cracked his fourth SOFTBALL | Oshawa City and District As-} soc, -- People's Clothing Juven- iles vs Brooklin Concrete, at Brooklin Park, 8.15 p.m, East Toronto Ladies Junior | CARPET SALES PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING and FURNITURE 174 MARY ST. N. PHONE WILSON | ACADIAN | SUDDARD'S ELECTRIC MOTORS Motor Repeir Overhauling--Rewinding te CLEANERS PRESSERS-- BICYCLE SHOP C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES SHIRT LAUNDERERS STORAGE 299 BLOOR ST. W. PHONE 728-5141 all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. S. Sales--Service--Parts Keys Mede 497 Simcoe St. S. PHONE 725-3979 team league--to play a 60-game|14th of the season, a 500-foot the only one of four applications moved franchises during its| season with six teams included! drive, in the second inning and granted a franchise in the/first three years in the league.|in the playoffs. Roman Mejias had another for league. Oshawa, Kitchener and) The league council voted) In Toronto, Leafs president|Red Sox. council, the Marlboro entry was|new club can vote on new, or| League --Toronto Lou Myles 728-4681 vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. | UAW League -- Ward's Bil- 723-4362 SEE US FOR Toronto Nei! McNeil were re-| unanimously to accept the Marl-| Stafford Smythe said he would |boros under the first two condi-| reserve judgment on the condi- coach of|tions of Marlboros' acceptance objected| until he receives a complete = Hal Brown fused. Admission of the Marlies, who| tions, but Hap Emms, bolted from the league two| Niagara Falls Flyers, years ago to help form the Met-|to the franchise strings being} ropolitan Toronto junior group,| attached. hinges on their acceptance of; "] do not feel certain stipulations. Marlboros| |should lose any voting rights on) viding we can retain control of| port, but added that Toronto jhas no intention of 'operating the whole Metro league." "We'll have a team in it, pro- The first is that Toronto Ma-| franchises or anything else if we} a}) players owned now by our| . s ple Leafs, who sponsor both the) are going to make them a full) organization," Smythe said. | Giants Win Mariboros and Neil McNeil,|partner," he said. "We don't intend to go back must operate the Metro League The other applications were| into the provincial league at the for the 1963-64 season with at|turned down when it was de-| bottom of the heap,"' he added least five teams, inclu from Toronto. And as a new entry, the Pro.|felt Oshawa and Neil McNeil| decisions. SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ANNUAL SCHOOL GAMES, the opportunity for literally thousands of this city's younger boys and girls to enjoy their own track-and-field version of the "Olympic Games', both as competitors, carrying their school's colors and as enthusiastic cheering sections, rooting their fellow-pupils to victory, takes place this Wednesday. As long as the weatherman co-operates, and he usually does, there'll be 24 Oshawa Public Schools participating, which will man roughly, a total of about 1,000 competitors--and there'll be another five or six thousand young spectators on hand besides. Parents, neighbors, all the adults are welcome, of course, in fact, the vast army of teachers responsible for conducting this mammoth track-and-field meet, are more than pleased to know that this big job also has an appeal for adult spectators. The members of the "Games Committee', the various 'Officials', clerks, scorers, time-keepers and judges, embraces a total of more than a hundred teachers, As that well- known TV master-of-ceremonies says, "This Is Ree- eely Big"! COLOR GALORE, plus ceremony, features the grand opening, which features a huge "March Past" with all participating. Then after Mayor Lyman Gifford has declared the official opening, the thousand or more competitors will stand and repeat their own "School Olympic Oath". School Board officials will be present and participate, of course. The program of events embraces races of various distances, including, relay events; throwing events, jumping etc. Individual awards will include special crests for the winners, as well as ribbons for Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Premier awards, for which schools compete in their own groups on a rated basis, as to size, type, etc., are the coveted goals for every school's team of young athletes--total points for the school, deciding the winners. There is a special "Rose Bowl" award for each group, A, B, C and D, donated respectively by local service clubs; Kiwanis, Kinsmen, Lions and Rotary. These presentations con- clude a great day of sport, which will get under way at one o'clock sharp on Wednesday afternoon. If you enjoy watching youngsters perfom in athletics, if you enjoy enthusiasm, color, thrills, drama and even tears, (both kinds)--we recommend Alexandra Park on Wed- nesday afternoon. P.S. There's no charge! HAPPY 'THOUGHT! After you've watched The Queen's Plate run this afternoon and the colorful pres- entation made in the winner's circle, with about 30,000 on hand to see it--you might like to "dream" a little -- if one of these horses wins it. E. P. Taylor offered to sell Canebora as a yearling in 1961 for $7,500; and "Son Blue' was bought by Wilf Farr of Weston for a mere $7,500. And besides "honor and glory"--the winner of that big race today receives $54,850. Still Dreaming??? Semi-Finals In | Cup Playoffs On Tap Tonigh | The semi-final rounds in the Oshawa and District Soccer As- sociation annual Carling's Cup Tournament, will be played to- night, at Kinsmen Civic Me- jmorial Stadium, with Italia | meeting Rangers, at 7.00 p.m. jand Kickers facing Whitby Bathurst at 8.15 o'clock. Both soccer Association of- ficers and all team members jare hoping for a big attendance |at this playoff doubleheader to- inight, as they have pledged jtotal proceeds of these games to Mrs. Ed Cheslick, widow of a popular local soccer worker, who met his death in an acci- jdent at work, recently. Results of the Carlings Cup |Tournament games played in |this past week, are as follows: Ist Round, June 8 Ttalia, 4; Ukrainia, 2. | Kickers, 7; Hungaria, 1, Ist Round, June 10 Rangers 3%; Polonia, POLONIA ON TOP In a regular Leagué game, played on Thursday evening of this week, Polonia defeated Rangers 5-2, to take over top ;Spot in the league table, one point ahead of Italia, who are in jturn followed by Ukraina and | Rangers, | These four teams will contest the right to represent Oshawa |in Ontario Cup playdowns, with Polonia meeting Ukraina and |Italia vs Rangers, in the semi- |final round, date of these games to be announced. | a NAME RED COACH MOSCOW (AP)--The Soviet |Football Association Thursday ;named Konstantin Beskov chief | coach of its slipping national jsoccer team. The newspaper |Moscow Pravda reported Bes- |kav's recommendation for the ;coaching hot seat after recent! | Soviet defeats by Italian, Swe. jdish and Brazilian football | clubs, BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. 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It was Brown's second con- jsecutive outstanding ef- jfort against the defending champions. The former Ameri- can League hurler held Giants to one hit in 6 1-3 innings of re- lief only five days ago while |winning his first game in the jat 6.45 p.m. liards vs Plaza Foods, at Alex- andra Park and Dyett's Sports vs Karn's. Drugs, at Alexandra) Park; both games at 6.15 p.m. | Civil Service League -- Fire- men vs Excelsiors, at Cowan's Park; Post Office vs Oshawa Times, at Thornton's Corners; City Hall vs Foley's at Baker's Park; Reynolds vs Oshawa Dairy, at Northway; All games| Oshawa Minor Assoc, -- (Ki-| wanis Bantam League) -- Val- leyview at Lake Vista; Bathe Park at Nipigon Park and Woodview Park at Connaught Park; All games at 6.30 p.m. (Midget League) Fernhill Park at Sunnyside Park and Southmead at Storie Park; both games at 6.30 p.m. wi | BASEBALL | Leaside Junior League -- Osh- | awa Canadian Tire Sport| naires vs Doug Laurie's Sports, at Talbot Park, Leaside, 7.30 p.m. Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. | (Tyke League) -- North-East | vs North-West at Alexandra/ Park, north diamond and South- East vs South-West, at Harman Park; both games at 6.30 p.m. (Bantam League) -- Young's Fuels vs Oshawa Dairy, at Lakeview Park; Jury and Lov-| ell vs UAW Local 222, at East-! view Park and Whitby Legion| vs Winder's Esso, at Alexandra Park, west diamond; All games at 6.30 p.m. | LACROSSE National League. When Brown left, Giants massed a small attack, pushed across an eighth inning run and |held on for the victory. | DEFEAT PIRATES Cardinals reached the top rung by defeating Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 while Chicago Cubs toppled Los Angeles Dodgers from first place to third by downing Dodgers 4-1, Warren Spahn's three-hitter-- the 57th shutout of his career-- gave Milwaukee Braves a 3-0 triumph over Philadelphia Phil- lies and New York Mets slugged Cincinnati Reds 10-3 as Duke Snider became the ninth major leaguer to reach the 400-homer| mark. Brown, who has not allowed) a walk in 35 innings of work this season, became the loser when Giants scored in the eighth against Hal Woodeshick. A single by Orlando Cepeda, a} sacrifice, an infield hit by. pinch} hitter Joey Amalfitano and Jose) Pagan's grounder got the run| across, Jack Sanford, tagged| |for Brock Davis' homer in the ninth, needed Billy Pierce's re-| beg help to bring his record to) OLA Junior League -- Alder- wood vs Oshawa Green Gaels,| at Oshawa Children's Arena, at| 8.30 p.m. | SOCCER | Oshawa and District Assoc. -- Cup Playoff Game, at Kins- | men Civic Memorial Stadium,| at 8.00 p.m. REMEMBER WHEN . . .?| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Lefty Grove pitched Balti- more Orioles to a 10-0 vic- tory over Toronto Maple Leafs in the International Baseball League at Balti- more 40 years ago today. Grove allowed six hits. In 1925 Grove went to Phila- delphia for a reported $109,- 000 and nine years later food traded to Boston Red Sox. BARTENDING WEDDINGS --- BANQUETS -- STAGS -- ETC. 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SOUTH HOTEL LIMITED Phone 725-3743 for Reservations Sport Events TODAY SOFTBALL -- Oshawa City & D vs Port Perry Merchants, at Port Perry, 8:15 p.m. LACROSSE -- OLA Senior League -- Port Credit Sailors vs Brooklin, at Brooklin Arena, SUNDAY BASEBALL -- Lakeshore Intermediate istrict Assoc. --- Genosha Aces 8:45 p.m. League -- Ajax Merchants vs Oshawa Merchants at Lakeview Park, 2:00 p.m. HORSE SHOW -- Western Horse Show, at Five Points Corral, ot 2:00 p.m, MONDAY SOFTBALL -- Eost Toronto Juni Lou Myles vs Oshawa Scugog ior Ladies' Leogue -- Toronto Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m. LACROSSE ---- OLA Junior League ----- Alderwood vs Oshawa * Green Gaels, at Oshawo Children's Arena, 8:30 p.m. TUESDAY SOFTBALL -- Oshawa City & District Assoc. --- Genosha Aces vs Heffering's Imperials, at Alexandra Park, 6:30 p.m.; Brooklin Concretes vs MacLean's Esso, at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m.; Scugog Cleaners vs People's Clothing, at Fernhill Park, 6:30 p.m. and Bad Boy Appliance vs Port Perry Merchants, at Port Perry, 8:15 p.m, WEDNESDAY TRACK & FIELD -- Annual Oshawa Public Schools Track and Field Championships, at THURSDAY SOFTBALL -- Oshawa City & Di Alexandra Park, 1:00 p.m. strict Assoc. --- Genosha Aces vs Scugog Cléaners, at Aléxandra Park, 6:30 p.m.; Brodk- lin Concrete vs Bad Boy Appliance, at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m.; MacLéan's Esso vs People's Clothing, at Bathe Park, 6:30 p.m. and Hefferi Merchants, at Port Perry, 8: FRIDAY NO GAMES SCHEDULED. 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