14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednorday, July 24, 1963 Dutch School Teac Repeats Atlantic C ATLANTIC GITY, Nu, (CP)|Aug, 16 and Trois-Rivieres Aug Dutchman Herman Willemse,|21 .asy winner of the Atlantic City marathon swim for the fourth cyear in a row Tuesday night, -became a professional long-dis- 'tance swimmer as a joke, » But his opponenets haven't "been laughing. In five years he|City is located, "has won 12 long-distance swims/BUSSED BY JAYNE in succession including three in) Actress Jayne Mansfield pre: "Canada last summer, sented Willemse with a kiss and After he relaxes-at this re-ja $5,000 cheque, first prize in "sort for a fow days the 29-year-|the 10th annual swim billed as cold native of New Utrecht, Thejthe "world championship," It Netherlands, will begin training|was the same amount Willomse "to defend his championships injpocketed in each of the three 'the Canadian big three--Lake nipped veteran Cliff Lumsdon o! New Toronto, a two - time At Willemse easily outdistanced lantic City winner, by a swee Egypt's runner + up, 46-year-old Abde| Latif Abou-Heif, and al- most equalled his own record for the 26-mile race around Ab- secon Island on which Atlantic and $1,000, Lumsdon - received $800 for fourth, Two other Canadians were i. They were Ed Forsbrey Cloutier, 26, of Arvida, Que Ross Williamson, 21, of Chat eauguay, Que,, early, Willemse, who teaches schoo most of the winter, turned pro showing in six tries when he!fessional afier winning most of tured p of the arm to grab third place| taken out of the water after the) ase he decided to race, last money winner crossed the) Questioned by a newspaper of Toronto and Anmandihe was training so hard if he dropped out swim the Engilsh channel," IN SECOND PLACE her ity Oshawa Green Gaels cap-/of-seven semidinal against toe : thelr fifth - successive] fourth-place team, {the amateur titles in his coun. Ontario Lacrosse Association) Kenny Thompson, Dave Ley Junior League victory last night,/Lough and Elmer Tran scoved eg : scoring six third-period goals toltwo goals each for the Gaels In He had wanted to quit ama defeat Long Branch Castrol! thei . letory, Other i teur swimming but maintained! 9 hele Vierery, mien snipers ites 12-7, were Dwight Davies, Don Stin- i vigorous training schedule in 4 ! ptt to stay in coaiten in comfort: son, Stew Weiler, 'Tommy Con, ' i and Larry " Gaels, who held a able 4:0 first period lead, were lin, Johnny Davis outscored by the Castrolites 5-2 Ireland, in the middle frame and held a) For Long Branch, Bob Sincl: slim 6:5 edge at # minutes of/ski and Harry Orr netted two play, before they staged the/each while Brian "Butch" Kee: lastperiod rally for the vie-/gan, Paul MacDonald and Ron tory, |Campbell bagged singletons, ted his, Oshawa, with the triumph, | Gaels jumped into a_ first j have taken over sole position period 4-0 lead, with Kenny of second place in the eight. Thompson cashing in a pair and siman who wanted to know. why ./wasn't going to race, Willemse |replied, jokingly; "I'm going to | A newspaper prin lieclaim and he felt he then hac ito make the swim, Oshawa Green Gaels Win In Long Branch © strongs, in the final regular lea:| gue game, Game time is 8,30 pm, OSHAWA GREEN GAELS goal, Marshall) defence, Davies, Brady, Gray, Hinkson; forwards, Conlin, Lough, Hout ton, Davis, Weller, Stinson, Ireland and Tran, MIMICQ MOUNTIES goal, Cuddy) defence, Oymatra, Sarni, Wardward, Wi! Hiiams; forwards, MacDonald, Keegan, |Halliday, Orr, Campbell, Trark, Duggan, |Singinakl and' Smith, j | OFFICIALS, Bert Naylor of Brampton and Whiley Hurst, of $1. Catharines, FIRST PERIOD a 1, Oshawa: Thompson sa (Stinson, Davis) 2s 2, Oshawa: Thompson (Houston) . 10.27 3, Oshawa: Davies (Lough, Houston) Vasa 4, Oshawa: Stinson (Conlin) wu Penalties = Weller 17.24 and Halliday 19 08, revious years he won the race. ; i "St. John Aug. 3, Canadian Na ae he Lacoursiere, 3?-year-old team league standings, tw o Dwight Davies and Don Stin-, SECOND PERIOD 'tional Exhibition at Toronto/Montrealer, made. his best points more than idle Aldor./son sharing the others &. Long Braneni Keenan : i ' T R T HOI E IN ONE wood Terriors, who now hold) In the second, the home town) & Long Branch: Sinciski "Liv" two games in hand, Oshawa has/Castrolites struck for five)? bend Branch: Macdonald - s PETITION two games remaining, one/markers to go ahead, Wefore! a, Long Branch: Campbell rope oe against first. place Brampton Dave Lough tallied twice with-|.® bond Branch: Siminsk! 148 " "SPORTS MENU ALL SAME COM Armstrongs, next Monday atin the last minute of play, to/}): Q3Mews POSEN pani (00500 ae OLDHAM, England (AP)-- a hole in one at the 137-yard ome, and a postponed encount./put the Gaels out in front 7-6.) Penalties -- Stinson $14 Salter 9.08, . ees Wl é tenth er, against St, Catharines, in) Bob Sinciski picked up a Stnen 9.08 Contin 10.3%, Duggan 12.82, ' y 60. " amp e Three club golfers shot holes Se ye ne ' beat dori eee Thompson 12,20, MacDonald 14.04 Stins | ee age i Noy Hulston made it in one the Garden City, before the pair for Long Branch with son 17,37, Weller 17.a7 and Hinkson 19.05 spony prep mW ONS in (he Same COMpeN- a1 ihe 191 yard 16th with an Play-offs Rutch Keegan, Paul MacDon THIRD PERIOD . SPORTS EDITOR | tion and Tuesday they came eighth iron Terriors have to play Hast ald, Rod Campbell sharing one) '® Osnaway tran sy < E hi » | "p with the idea that it might All three got a big cheer at ate tonight at home and meet ae oer 13, Long Branch, Orr as ' . é PoE » =f Ase unico and Br » before) Oshawa dominated the 1a8 1/14 Oshawa: Weiler (Contin) 9.0 veryt Ing From Soup To Nuts be something of a record andl ea pe Ss mE the caren we ail ale e geri period of sas wilting yee N. Long Branch: Ore : : rds , drinks alle ¢ s (CLAY Clases NON! ' tay, ie Keegan, MacDonald) % - . -- Has " happened at any In Britain one' insurance Weekend six tallies while Long Brancn)14 Qsnawas nin. (Leeks Ht} . EXPERIENCE, sparked by real desire, there's a formula } other club in a serious com> firm has a policy protecting The team that finishes yec. managed only a pair, Petit Az: Baewar Bovis Vai that-is more psychological than chemical but it pays off ona petition? That was their golfers from their bar bills if' ond will face the fifth » place) Elmer Tran scored twice while" (contin, Lough) Sataaes 146.45 "ball diamond, or for that matter, on any other field of sports | ery they get a hole in one club and the third place finish:/Stew Weiler, Tom Conlin, John)? Ganawar Ireland «endeavor. And right there you have the short-form answer Harry Jessop, a 30-year-old The annual prettium'is two rs play the sixthplace club, in/Davis and Larry Ireland scored) _penaities --°Orowan ads, Houston Ce 'for what happened at Alexandra Park last night when Scug company executive aced the. shillings sixpence, The firm |& best - of - five quarter . finaljone apiece, Harry Orr got both stinson 4.57, Camppell 13.57, Ougean "Cle ns h 4 Ge oo : g Scugog 168-yard sixth hele with @® pays 10. to any client who Series, Brampton, who clinch, Long Branch goals ecient vy 40, Dymatra 92 and lean ts whompe 4 venosha Aces 10-1, in the first game of seven iron makes the hole incone-just to (ed top spot with their 19th win! . Gaels are idie until Monday,|"* » their City Junior 'A' championship series, They go again Rill Lees, a newspaper 'cover the 19th hole celebra. in 21 games, beating Mimico When they entertain the pen iomorrow night, same time and same place, and the Genoshas |. seller, used a even iron for tin 16-8 last night, will play a best-/nant-winning Brampton Arm:| YESTERDAY'S will have to pull up their socks if they hope to even force ¢*-third game, Bob Mason, Genoshas' pitching ace, was in ° ee, e | STARS "fair form: last night, he had lots of speed but he lacked con- ( 'hiefs Sullivan | «trol -- he: put too many "up the middie", And Scugog : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS « Cleaners were in a hitting mood, To aman, they teed off when they went to the plate, tied into Mason's fast ones with confidence and they hit 'em hard, often and nearly always, the clothes-line type. The result was disastrous and inevitable Genosha outfielders almost started to duck. They were nerv Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ous, their fielding was hesitant and their throws back in to Johnny Sullivan's double withia.e an Ne § nt " ' ir t i t Hivan ' 32 and Jacksonville Suns beat Fon, and Vibrazen . the diamond trecious. It F sh that » jtwo out in the ninth inning : Winner ch g. 3, Enpiaier -- Lady Angela, winner rene Seaamie Koc wens | Pitehing---lim Maloney, Cin the diamond, were atrociou t was bad enough that they ' MINE Rochester R . Winner ro ¢ 2 Jamie K, ~ Solia, t . Z bh Rochester Red Wings 4-3 Trainer R, Townrow, i ti Red rer ed ly mei cote : , helped Syracuse Chiefs: streng. Trainer J, Starr cinnati Reds, permitted only a usually were guilty of throwing the ball to the wrong position then their' lead " ne ' ON | x Pool 20.408 Double Pool #.\44 Start goed, won driving first-inning single to Ellis Bur. but even more fatal, they almost always were guilty of throw. [70M their lead over the Inter. BORBLES THROW ' Peet F6.000, Quinella Pest: 24,704 ton and fanned 13 Cine dha hal) ahanl "ion i Uh acca " national League's Northern D Rd Merritt's five-hit pitching SR¢QND RACE 4 Furlonga, tor 3 ton a anned 3 in Cinein. ng the Dali adou t miles" 0 ihe targe Scugogs ran vision with a 8-5 victory overland a four-run third inning gave sane Mag ~~ Riehl "os ieaiea alia Shy we picatls 5 Semen ence Lar h it neor n 'y ; } y ' " n +" = ia peti + ad ° La baited s *hicag ; the bases with abandon and practically complete immunity, 'Arkansas Travellers Tuesdayithe \ rginians a two RAMEC EHouse Boy, Harrison .. 17.90 6.20 3.99 $800 eee ieneunen ne Chicony = In this phase, Genoshas showed lack of experience and ade night sweep over Ruffalo, -Shortstap Piveet Amen, Bakor 2.40: 2.59 ERich Canewny ss 6m 3. 2.8 : . Sul + min hamer i ) ' nert, Wols al pale au " ~-- . sh quate coaching. In contrast, Scugog Cleaners were "up" for Sullivan. hit a two-run homer! A} Moran bobbled a throw from Sart fh saPlye ving Sta Bon < nee ie TITT! THROWING this one and were razor-sharp in both their defensive fielding '" the fourth inning, drove inipitcher Ray Apple to start the! ane ran in Order: Big Native, Emoa, ADO RAN I Order: Neros Here Wel FAIRFIELD, Conn, (AP) aia eens ae sth a ae ah i : v . Pardno Princ vb ad yy pan . and counter plays. Genosha Aces get a last chance tomor : A a r on : wing Vees' sco Tey added two Sratt succes, Siy invader, Carterseitia, SU" 88 thy Days Prince Budi and yA Tittle threw a. series of yuble, and then broke a 5-3 more puns in the fifth on a triple a bisa F N . asses for 40 minutes Tue ey frye : ee /--o i a ne Winner b @ 2, Rickelelle Sole Heiress Passes for 40 minutes Tuesday row night, bu y'll have to be-a let better defensively leadiock in the ninth with his by Don Buddin and Pedro { DAILY DOUBLE, 4 and 2 PAID $97.90 and, Trainer A. Warner ausing Allie Sherman as New they hope to extend the series, They're capable of getting fourth RRI niez' 270foot Winner & @. 4 Bull Page -- Ruling Pen, Start good. won driving York Giants to sm . This wa ( e t sid c e. is as more runs themselves than they did: last night but they've The victory gave the Chiefs) » . yg * nee . the Sé-year-old National Foot got to do a jot beiter in the protection depariment \ two-game lead over Buffalo wake bace -- ¢ A savoury Pag lr ae ag nes ball League quarterback's first . : . ¥ Risons who drapped a #2 de Souicathe Gan. tian he ae Purse $280 : ' ~ test of his pitching arm since f i E ; . : sion hmand irwinians n e N Askum, Hale iY 8 ' t ) BRIGHT BRITS: -- Brooklin Concretes defeated Maclean's %° ° das m . es, Sina Sain, Burse $18 e : on Oss OHO underwe an elbow opera 4 % i Toronto aple Leafs shat out arazes atts . ei gel yh > Waa -vyluarng ia jan twa months ago Esso 2-0 last night, on the strength of another sparkling shut- Atlsuis Crackers 0 Coluvehus Tavy Blue F ns 3 Biese's Prite, Remiters 'e A out pitching performance by Rornie Jones. The win put a-Gre ee cate Ase Ran in Order: Black Red } 71 rt r y red »? rt sart goed we Sting ' me bal Oe Ng TAS Brooklin tied with Port Perry for first place in the Northern . . . " Ale Ran in Order: Rove! Sirdar, & morn sal ple ty aiid es BROWN'S Division and so put the top premium on tomorrow night's Cookie ilchrist ec baa & hie: Qe Heretorail, C.Genera Winner, @k & or br 9. 2 by Bull Pace 7 s wad we : ) Canadaian A Pair Ault Lt postponed game, in Brooklin, when Port Perry Merchants ' a ng for Columbus. but 3° NpAA and Miss Co Real saan. ee See LUMBER & SUPPLIES visit the Concretes. It's top spot as major prize, for the St ll 0 0 B ] singles by Deacon "'C Swe winner of this one ALSO, tomorrow night, Bad Boy Ap i ut On Bal "* RN, OF Gg A Merman beatin 8) SOC ee ana chowhe on tan pom 6b ---- inne a TMS € eo, tamorrow nigh at ' T Bt 1 8 Trai ry mither +yoardids, claiming all 42500, Purs Mane eets Maclean's Esso, at Bathe Park, in a 6:30 tw RUFFALO, N.Y, (AP) Var triple by og be ' "> sae $1? DO-IT-YOURSELF € ' $ paine a i} . " . 63} ' ¥ ' 9 7 - pliance aneets Mact o, at Bathe wa tCeeele) Gickut. woe : ay Liege, Simmons 0 HEADQUARTERS" light fixture. Bad Boys have to win this one in order t0 (American Football League's tying run on third Riemann. se ~~ NEW HOMES & " doh 7 ae Fat ing run on laird w POURTH RACE Fy ' >Stromaway, Hale protect their mathematical chance of tying Heffering's for (player of the y ® 1962,/Rex Johnston rapped a twocran of and A Clslen ace fhe se SMT? Qoad, Won driving HOME IMPROVEMENTS first place. If Maclean's win it, the Southern Division stand- pleaded not guilty Tuesday (0 aipomer for the Jets E havangallla Reh at lla haa sb ea FULL LINE OF ing will be all settled, without Heffering's having to play naree of second-degree assault) Home runs by Hal Jones and eeeeyiet Et Simona tee oH +" Siveriam, Golden Lad, Planes, and BUILOING MATERIALS " Y j r ; llere " . od ey an 08 2.89: Nop anton their postponed game with Scugog Cleaners JOHNNY eget ees an alleged at- wait Bond paced Jacksonville's 2Absent vate .@ipeeunine 725-4704 rae . By tack on a policeman tia Start good, won driving aa former Oshaw sand-lotier nicke ma hit in the 'ho wi a attack as Tom Jehn recorded ba Winner, & @. 2) by Queen's Own -- Per RYAN, former Oshawa "'sa d-lot picked u , Judges Charles J, Gaughan o! pi' second victory in five deci. AM RAR W Order: Peacher Reward, fect Faith, Trainer, W. Cole 436 RITSON N. Southern Association's big AllStar game on Sunday, when Krie County continued bail of Go.. , ' Wonderwine end Payole Pool 54.260, Tote: Pool 398.209, (Where Pavement Enda) : * F ats Poo sepasianee' Udi the All-Stars won 7-0, after playing 12 scoreless frames $1,500 for the 235 . pound Negro 42333 Attendance 2.45 C. G. PATTERSON of Guelph, OHA president, says the Sen. [fullback of the AFL's Buffalo ior "A" circuit up that way this winter will embrace Galt, R 2 1 ~~ Pe expected to b u , ' . the SScaek Muaeaneaeaee ee aaieeiaiaies ESS eee ~ Woodstock and Sarnia, This is a Senior league--who does "4 1h Me fan SET TTT ma eR oe Cetera * Mr. Patterson think he's kidding? Sunnyside Parkers BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Wallop Eastview By THE CANADIAN PRESS International League Sunnyside Park bays trounc American League Northern Division ed Eastview Park lads 17-1, at WL Pct. GRL WL Pct, GRL Sunnyside Park last New York 60 34 638 0 0 Syracuse 37 47 M48 = itheir Neighborhood 51 43 M3 9 | Buffalo M4 48 529 2 | Wee League game 32 44 M2. 9 [Rochester M38 318 3 Ashton pitched a brilliant one 52-44 M2 8 | Richmond 47 32 ATS Ty hitter to earn the win for Sua are 54.48 340 9 «© Toronto 4737 432 10) = nyside. He fanned 13 batters . Cleveland 4? 30 483 1444 Seuthera Division gave up only one walk and the Los Angeles 47 34 485 1614 (Indianapolis 36 44.380 only bad mark te mar his no-hit Kansas City 43 52-.433 17% Atlania 37 47 S35 M4 bid was Sledgett's home-run Detroit 41 52 44) 18\, Arkansas 5? 30 SSB D4 [blow, that opened the second in Washington 34 82 334 37 -- - = = a" -- fer Eastview ° facksoayille 7 383 2 orruzgy started pitching for Results Tuesday Results Tuesday Rastview, la gave way to * Chicago 1-4 Detroit 56 * Minnesota 2 Cleveland 3 Washington ® Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 8 New York Kansas City Rosten 8 Probable Pitchers Today Jacksonville 4 Rochester 3 Atlanta @ Torente 4 Arkansas 5 Syracuse 6 fumbus 3 Indianapolis 2 ffain 2 Richmond 6 Games Teday Jenkin and finally returned to the slab, to finish out the game Big rallies by Sunnyside, caus ed this switching. They scored four in the first and five in. the third in Two in the fourth, ° ' } ' o.? "Rr 11-2 . : : Los Angeles Pro yg eg Ul) Jacksanville at Syracuse (2) four im the fifth and a pair ia , , re } ante at 9 at New York, eas ye oe Atlanta at Taranto the sixth, completed their otal Mianesota, aat (8) ae Richmond at Columbus (2) Ridridge, Boivin, Howard, Be. Stigman (9-9) at Cleveland, Don- Ruftale (3-3) tw at Indianapolis wards, Weermke and Ashton a ee (8&7) and Rames hit well fer the winners bat ~~. ee a e e Cappuceitti with a homer and = bert (84) at Detroit, Mosst (4:3) Commissioner isis cea = ay r Wcceketes Osteen (48) at A ] S tli h dest, in this one-sided victory Baltimore, McNaliy (3-4) night po 1g t > Kansas City, Pena (6.13) and ~ contel Now it's the Nilon + Wickersham (68) at Roston . rathers, whe manage Sonny ; Wissen (89) and Heffer (1:2) Heavyweights Liston, They're going to run the . night next fight with Cassius Clay-- . Notional Learee PATERSON NJ. (AP)--Abe 20 other pramater can bid and : WL. Pet. Gar, 2. Greene, commissioner of the they control the television = Les Angeles ave -- World Boxing Association, asked) Greene said he intends to ; St. Louis 33 43 36] @ (fF & Congressional investiga. bring up the subject of federal : Chicage 33 44 342 8 «tea Of the "promotional car gisilaten at the WRA's con * Cincinnati $3.48 S33 §24 tels which contral the heavy. Venton in Miami next month TSan Francisca 33 4% 33 84 championship He said the Liston-Pattersen » Philadelphia $2 48 B13 108 prams - Senators Estes; Sasce Mondas _-- PARAS . tohursh a8 48 5 ; and Harrison 'A. Wil. Bp the ared far suck legislation : iditessies ] ° oe 2 Greene said that) The WBA had opposed the re * Houston aT G4 308 "streng federal contra) turn beut, in which Listen da ; New York 32 67 3 * Probable Pitchers Today ae eae of om + Cincinnati, Purkey (45) at on * Chicaga, Elsworth (13-7) ie sale > Philadelphia, Duren (42) at n.ogea "te cor : Houston, Johnsen (3-13) night _ aval are takine 'ceets SHORGAS + Pittsburzh, Gibbon (4-8) at ac a hee aa HEATING - [Los Angeles, Drysdale C229) noe ane : . RE yee oe fe wis, Brag QOH) at tare . ; -- Lemaster Gi) 'pe said a dill by Kefaaver te psa Meg 2 eal feder axine " = MiRlew York, Jackson (6.11) at CTTate, 2 federal, baxing 'con > San Francisco, Sanford 2) i federal advisory The established, reliable Ges rand has been lying fallow | Seckes ta Resaks Tuesday mg time and should be re yen re + Ciacianal: 1 Chicago § X aod . 'a tan § arene 1 ng _ | 31 CELINA ST. 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