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'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, June 22,1963 J] RECOVER CAR BARTENDING ST PRESCOTT, Ont. (CP)--A car wiguers = Tony's And Randall-Roy In 12-Inning 1-1 Standoff SPORTS owned by Frank Clair, coach of the Ottawa Rough Rider's foot- ball club, was recovered here Friday before Clair was aware WEDDINGS -- STAGS %. CANADIAN CORPS, OSHAWA'S BANTAM HOCKEY CHAMPIONS The Canadian Corps Unit 42, sponsored hockey team emerged champions in the 1962-63 "'A"' series of the Osh- awa Minor Bantam League. The Corps recently presented the members of the team with jackets, in recognition of their achievement. Seated, from left, are: Al King, (president, Unit 42 Canadian Corps), Brian Perry, John Cook, Tom Parker, Leon Jenkins, Wayne Blanchard and Ernie Bell (vice - president of the Unit); Standing, from left, are:Grove Sutton, (coach), Doug Whit- ing, Jeff Oborne, Terry Brady, Larry Myers, Ken Lo- gan, Adrian Phillips, Brian Dawe anl Bill Clark (mana- ger). In centre, with trophy, is mascot Rick Myers. Oshawa Times Photo Oshawa's Annual All-Ontario Junior Softball Tournament Could Be Biggest Ever Held Oshawa softball fans can look forward to another very attrac- tive event when the Sixth An- nual All-Ontario Junior Softball Tournament will be held at Al- exandra Park, on Saturday, July 6, under the auspices of the Oshawa City and District Softball Association. Secretary Alex Donaldson re- ports that the entries are com- ing in at a rapid pace and everything points to an even better tournament than any pre- vious one. Oshawa; Kent Clothes Juniors of North York Major Softball Association; Rock Haven Jun- iors of Peterboro;' Parker's Cleaners of Burlington Softball Association; Binbrook Cleaners of Binbrook Athletic Associa- tion; Slee Lumber Juvenile "A" of Galt Minor Assoc.; Scarboro Lions Juniors of Scarboro; Gen- osha Aces Junior '"'A", of Osh- awa; and Peoples Clothing Ju- venile '"'A" of Oshawa. A total of nine entries. The Binbrook Cleaners club and the Slee Lum- ber club from Galt both have been highly recommended by the OASA officials and should give all opposition a battle, The Rock Haven Junior club, from Peterboro, will be remem- bered by all the fans who at- tended last year's tournament. Under the capable management of Bert Bailey, this club almost upset the Scugog Cleaner club in the first round. Parker's Cleaners of Bur- lington, with Jack Willis in charge, always have been a NINE ENTRIES So far the official entries re- ceived by the Secretary are as follows: Scugog Cleaners of Shamrock AC Trophy Races After two weeks of .competi- tions, for the E. F. Farrow sprints) Trophy and The Ca- nadian Legion (distance races) Trophy, the Shamrock Athletic Club activities have produced some keen events and the point races for the trophies are quite close. Young track . athletes from McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute, have been particularly prominent in the races held to date. E. F. FARROW TROPHY--1. Planckle, MCVI, 13 pts.; R. Werry, MCVI, 11; T. Dittmar, MCVI 9 and J. Spencer, Whit- by, 8 pts. (Junior Sprints) -- L. Law- rence, MCVI, 10 pts.; W. Mar- chan, McEwen P.S., 8; M. Plancke, MCVI, 6 and E. Gomme, MCVI, 5 pts. LEGION TROPHY -- C. Reid, OCVI, 12 pts.; G. Williams, SAC and H, Gouch, OCVI, 7 pts. and J. Dearborn, MCVI, 6 pts. (Junior Races) -- W. Mar- chant, McEwen, P.S., 16 pts.; J. Lawrence, MCVI, 14; J. Pearce, MCVI, 9; D. Link- later, King Street P.S. and D. Delorne, MCVI, 8 pts. On Monday night, the 440. yard events, in both the Senior and Junior classes, will be held and on Thursday, the two classes will run off the impor- tant 2-mile races. RESULTS Senior 220-yards--1. J. Spen- cer, Whitby, time 23.2 secs.; 2. side at Schedule WEST DIVISION Fernhill; Saturday, June 29 -- Lake Vista at Rundle; Fernhill at Storie and Brookside at Radio. Saturday, July 6 -- Lake Vis- ta at Storie; Rundle at Radic and Fernhill at Southmead. Saturday, July 13 -- South- mead at Radio; Rundle at Fernhill and Brookside at Lake Vista. Saturday, July 20 -- Rundle at Brookside; Storie at South- mead and Lake Vista at Fern- hill. Saturday, July 27 -- Fernhill at Radio; Storie at Brookside and Southmead at Rundle. Saturday, August 17 -- Storie at Rundle; Southmead at Brook- side and Radio at Lake Vista. Atom Boys Schedules are set for Saturdays but where night games can be arranged this will be allowed, Playoffs -- the number of teams in the playoffs will de- pend on time and circumstan- ces. Day games must be 7 innings. All postponed or rained out games should be played as soon as possible to keep up to sched- ules, Starting time of games should be by 10.00 a.m. EAST DIVISION Saturday, June 22 .-- Con- naught at North Oshawa; L, Planke, MCVI; 3. R. Werry, MCVI and 4. T. Dittmar, MCVI. Junior 220-qards -- 1. W. Mar- chant, McEwen P.S., time, 23.8 secs.; 2. J. Lawrence, MCVI; 3. M. Planke, MCVI and 4. E. Gomme, MCVI. Senior 1-mile -- 1. C. Reid, OCVI, time 4.55; 2, H. Gouch, OCVI; 3. C. Williams, Sham- rock A.C. and 4. A. Roxburgh, MCVI. Junior 1-mile -- 1. W. Mar- chant, McEwen, P.S., time 5:08.8; 2. J. Lawrence, MCVI; BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) 3. D. Delorne, MCVI and 4. M. Densham, MCVI,_. a on Telephone Your Home Better FUEL OIL -- FROM -- McLaughlin's 723- 3481 Prompt Delivery ! & 24-Hr. Service McLaughlin Coal 110 KING ST. W. Budget Plan -- Automatic Weather-Controlled Delivery "Turn To Modern Living With Oil Heat" & Supplies Lid. OSHAWA Atom Boys Start Woodview at Eastview; Saturday, June 22 -- Bronk-|side at Harman and Bathe at Radio at) Sunnyside. Storie and Lake Vista at South- mead. Today King: Saturday, June 29 -- Harman at Sunnyside; Kingside at Bathe; Eastview at Connaught and North Oshawa at Wood- view. Saturday, July 6 -- Eastview at Kingside; Sunnyside at North Oshawa; Bathe at Woodview and Connaught at Harman, Saturday, July 13 -- Harman at Woodview; Bathe at Con- naught; North Oshawa at King- side and Sunnyside at East- view. Saturday, July 20 -- North Oshawa at Bathe; Eastview at Harman; Woodview at Sunny- side and Kingside at Connaught. Saturday, July 27 --Con- naught at Woodview; Sunnyside at Kingside; Eastview at North Oshawa and Harman at Bathe. Saturday, August 17 -- Bathe at Eastview; Harman at North Oshawa; Sunn.side at Con- Yo and Woodview at King- side. strong contender in the Oshawa Tournament and are one of the previous winners. Scarboro Lions Juniors will also be a big attraction as this is the club which eliminated our own Oshawa Scugog Clean- ers club in the 1962 OASA play- offs. 'Rich' March should be after this club and it's possible that they might meet each other in competition, The Slee Lumber club from Galt has been together for a number of years and in pre- vious seasons has won All-On- tario Championships in both the Bantam and Midget Divi- sions. They now are a power- ful Juvenile "A" OASA club. Oshawa will be well repre- sented with Scugog Cleaners out to defend the title which they won last year. Chris Mason's Genosha Aces is another strong local entry and Peoples Cloth- ing's classy Juvenile "A" club will also be very much in the picture. Paul Shody is confi- dent that the Juyeniles will more than hold their own. The Kent Clothes Junior "A" entry from North York, should also be a strong club as there are many fine softball players in this district. With the deadline date of June 30 still some time. away TODAY. LACROSSE OLA Senior League -- St. Catharines Athletics vs Brook- lin Merchants, at Brooklin Arena, 8.45 p.m. SOFTBALL East Toronto Junior Ladies' League Oshawa Scugog Cleaners vs Agincourt, at Mon- arch Park Stadium, 7.00 p.m. SUNDAY BASEBALL : Lakeshore Intermediate League -- Belleville Kenmores vs Oshawa Merchants, at Lake- view Park, 4.30 p.m. SKEET SHOOTING "Strange Gun' Open Tourna- ment, at Oshawa Skeet Club. MONDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Ki- wanis Bantam League) -- Con- naught at Nipigon; Valleyview at Bathe and Woodview at Lake Vista; all games at 6.30 p.m. Midget League -- North Osh- awa at Southmead and Fernhill at Storie Park. Both games at 6.30 p.m. UAW League -- Kent's West- ern Tire vs Oshawa Quality Fuels, at Alexandra Park and Handy Andy's vs Ward's Bil. liards, at Alexandra Park. Both games at 6.15 p.m. Civil Service League -- Post Office vs Foley's, at Cowan and Oshawa Dairy vs City Hall at Thornton's Corners. Both games at 6.45 p.m. East Toronto Junior Ladies' League -- Agincourt vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. BASEBALL : Leaside Junior League -- Osh. awa Canadian Tire Legi ires vs People's Credit Jewellers (Doubleheader), at Talbot Park, first game at 6.30 p.m. Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. (Tyke League) -- Shephard's Meats vs Spur Gas, at Lake. view Park and UA W Credit Union vs. Whitby Metals, at Alexandra Park, north diamond, both games at 6.30 p.m. Bantam League -- Oshawa Dairy vs Jury and Lovell, at Alexandra Park, west diamond; Winder's Esso vs UAW Local 222, at Eastview Park and Whit- by Legion vs Young's Fuels, at Harman Park, All games at 6.30 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Junior League -- Mimico "Mounties" vs Oshawa "Green Gaels", at Oshawa Children's Arena, 8.30 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District League-- Ukraina vs Kickers, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 8.00 p.m. App ; gog Cl 8; Peoples Clothing; Genosha Aces MacLean's Esso; Brooklin Con- crete and Port Perry. All Oshawa softball fans are strongly urged to keep this date open, Saturday, July 6, at Al- exandra Park. It will be a full day of the best softball compe- tition, with Ontario's top Junior clubs' competing. there should be many more en- tries come in and it looks like another banner day for the Osh- awa City and District Softball Association. Two or three clubs are ex- pected to enter from Hamilton and district and other parts of Ontario are still to be heard rom. SPECIAL PRIZES As usual there will be many special attendance prizes for the fans and the tickets are now available from any of the managers or members of the Oshawa Association's affiliat- ed clubs: Heffering's; Bad Boy Oshawa Tony's and Randall Roy Metals battled to a 1-1, 12-inning stand-off, in their Beaches Major Fastball League game last night. The contest was halted at 10.30 p.m. by the Kew Gardens ball park curfew. It will be rescheduled later in the season. Bev Smith and Frank Mar- shall, a pair of righthanders were hooked up in a "tight" pitcher's duel. Each allowed nine hits, "Smiddy" fanned eight batters and permitted three walks while "Marsh" looked a little more impressive, claiming 10 via strikeout route ing a walk, He moved to third on back-to-back sacrifice bunts by Bob Smith and Pete Maik and scored on a_ passed ball. Booth, c; Hill, ef; Armstrong, Excellent Bartender Services CALL 728-8391 it had been stolen. Three teen- agers are in police custody. ---- OSHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfield, ss; Price, lb; R. Gilbert, 3b; 2b; Cole, cf; R. Gilbert, rf; and Smith, p. RANDALL ROY -- Foley, c; Scott, 2b; Singleton, Ib and cf; Barker, If; Horner, 3b; Smith, ss; Maik, rf, lb anl cf; Sulli- van, cf; Quance, ph in 9th, cf and If; and -- p. 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