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TWO OF TOP SCORERS FOR GREEN GAELS Kenny Thompson (15) and John Davis (12) are two of the top snipers with t he Oshawa Green Gaels Lacrosse Club, currently making a splendid showing in the Ontario Lacros- Ton se Association's Junior League race, Last Monday night, Ken- ny scored six goals and John Davis potted four more, both adding to their high totals for the season, They'll be closely watched on. Monday night, CALENDAR ilvs Oshawa Rangers, TODAY BICYCLE RACING Oshawa Shopping Centre's 6th Annual 25-Mile Race, at Osh- awa Shopping Centre, 6.30 p.m. SOCCER downs (Sudden - Death Game) Hamilton "British Imperials"| at Kins-| men Civic Memorial Stadium, 00 p.m. BASEBALL Ontario Junior Tournament, Oshawa Canadian Tire Legion-| naires vs Toronto Pape Play- 'lground, 9.30 p.m., at Toronto Maple Leaf Stadium. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Trebles for The McBride Trophy, Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, 100 p.m. and Men's Doubles Tournament, for Lawn Boy Trophy, at Peterborough Lawn Bowling Club, 1.00 p.m, | LACROSSE OLA Senior League -- Port Credit Sailors vs Brooklin Mer- Tournament, when Brampton Armstrongs, current league-leaders, visit Oshawa Children's Arena, for the final "home game" of the schedule, and what is expected to be one of the best games of the season ys 'Rookies' Star In Hamilton Victory Oshawa Tony's for years hadjof throwing he has done, due to) of the same old established play- ers inserted in their line-up but} found out earlier in. the 1963 a nasty finger injury, which oc- curred in spring. training now seems he could help, McMahon's two the. 5th, Tony's "Butch" homeruns, In campaign that they must have/playoffs just around the corner.|ing to second on Ron Taylor's new biood to win ball games in the Beaches Major Fastball) Neil "Butch" McMahon, re ded 'only a few short years) League. Last night, at Hamilton.) back as a top baseball prospect) this was proved more evident! with Cincinnati, has suddenly sacrifice bunt and scoring on "Squibb" Elliott's double Merhants narrowed the gap to 3-1 in the 5th when Joe Anew as the run-away leaders in the/become the team's top hitter./reached second on Brent Old- Beaches loop, drubbed Hamil-|'Butch' blasted two home runs field's throwing error and Barry) awa Canadian Tire Legionnaires second-place/each coming with one man sta-| Bailey's double holders in the "Big Four", 6-1. /tioned on base, giving him four) Four of this year's newcomers|runs batted in, to be the game's| more runs with Jack Armstrong}--------______ ton Merchants, supplied the punch for the vic- tory. For years, Jack "Red" MacDermaid Bobby Nick Mroczeck, Barney Oldfield and Sonny Hill have been carry-|j top Slugger It was McMahon's fifth and games with the club, since be- ng recruited from ing the club primarily on exper-/Esso Fuels ience. On numerous occasions, the "'new fellows" Kenny Courtney, have been/been playing steady first base} In the 7th, Tony's. got three again sparking the rally with a single. Ron Taylor followed scored on. Brent Oldfieid's) MacLean's| single, Oldfield reached home in} front of Neil who has/ond four-bagger McMahon's sec-! At Toronto, Seven-Up Shopsy/ grabbing a share of the pub-|since Freddie Etcher decided to/last night blanked Randall-Roy) licity ink, Pitcher Ronnie Taylor, fielders Ron 'Squibb Armstrong, all who made the} big jump from the City and Dis-| hits trict League this season, got the/ "Army", the club's regular sec-/ Armstrong, 2b and Taylor, p. }ond baseman, has been doing a -O-| creditable job replacing Jimmie|Sebban, 2b; Honda, if; Myers, showed his great-|Toreno, who retired as a player|i1b; Blair, rf; Music, 3b; Rou @st mound performance, work- after holding the post for over|seau, cf; Anew, cf; Baily, job done against Merchants. Taylor, the whiz with Pic Mat Vendors, out-| El |quit, also had two hits. 'Squib' Metals g "Manny" Elliott,/defensive ball in right field andj three-hitter over Don Quance. Neil "'Butch" McMahon, infield-/ he also had two hits, while Jack} OSHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfiel ers Kenny Courtney and. Jack) Armstrong, ott has been playing great the lanky off loser Jack ing a nifty three-hitter for his) eight seasons. second win of the year. Taylor looked most impressive, especi-/when "Squib" Elliott lashed out|Tony's ally with the Imiited amountia single and scored on the first\Merchants Tony's broke out in front 2-0 second ss; sacker, chalked up two more|MacDermaid, Duff.|Courtney, 3-0, Myska with Lanny! hurling a,| McMahon, cf;/ 3b; Booth, c;} Mroczeck, If; Elliott, rf; 1b; | HAMILTON MERCHANTS -- co and Duff p. RHE 002 013 000--6 11 1 000 010 000-1 4 3 Minus Name Players Canada's Pro Soccer Has Gloomy Outlook By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor Three years ago, when the Eastern Canada Professional Soccer League was formed, of- ficials did just about everything but dance in the streets. here was a summer-time natural to part long-suffering sports fans from their money The future was rosy, indeed they'd the best playe money could buy from Eng Scotland, Wales, Italy, South America--anywhere. The ethnix groups. and the immigrants from Britain would break down the fences to watch the stars from their countries perform on Canadian soil. A four-team league was estab lished--two clubs from Toronto, one each from Montreal Hamilton. World stars brought in There was the fantastic 46- year-old Stanley Matthews, the first professional] soccer player to be made a Commander of the order of the british Empire That was in 1957 There was Johnny Haynes player in England, from Ful- ham. Danny Blanchflower, one of Northern Ireland's finest players who performed for Tot- tenham Hotspur in the English League in 1961 when that team won the double--league cham- pionship and Cup title--turned up. There were many others UP TO $200 WEEKLY They came over for summer time employment. Their sal aries, as the stories said ranged up to $200 a week and hotel accommodation. It .was easy pickings until their return home in the fall for the 1961-62 season. get get were g ne and 5, 4 60-zame schedule was drawn up and t 203,841. This didn't make the promoters rich, but the picture was cheerful enough to get them talking about expansion, an East West interlocking schedule along the lines of the Canadian Football League. Then the roof fell in The English League wasn't enchanted with the idea of its & teams' valuable chattels going to Canada, There was the risk of injury. Then, too, there was always the chance that the stars would y in this country where pay in many cases was higher The league arbitrarily said that 1 any who goes to da or elsewhere for sum- play cannot return to ague football spite this setback; the ECPL became a five team league in 1962--three from Tor- onto, one each from Hamilton and Buffalo. Again it was a 60- game schedule, minus the big- time overseas stars, and attend- ance dropped to 159.935 GATE DISAPPOINTING This year there are three clubs from Toronto, one from Jamilton and two from Mont- real and with 50 of the 75-game schedule completed, the attend ance is a disappointing 125,000 There are players from Italy. South Ar ca, Switzerland and Britain, b the Englishmen, Scotsmen, Irishmen and Welsh- men are not name stars player Pia] | There's the rub attendance was) "we've got to get the big- name Anglo -Saxon players," says: Harold Ballard of Toronto, president of the league. "'Peo- ple want the international head- liners from Britain and that's the only way we can draw out the Anglo - Saxon crowd. Right now, 73 per cent of our fans are from the ethnic groups. "There are thousands of Irish- men, Englishmen and so on who don't go to the games simply because we haven't the stars such as Stan Matthews and others." League clubs are financially Stable, he says, 'but it is too close to the line to be comforta- bie "The English League dealt us a mortal blow. If they relax their regulations we'll be in busi- ness. Otherwise, I don't know." The teams have annual! budgets ranging from $50,000 to $80,000. With admission prices scaled from $1.59 to $3, at least several of the five clubs must be in thp red FORMER PITCHER DIES GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, (AP) Former major league baseball pitcher Lather F. (Late) Roy, 60, died Wednesday in hospital after a long illness. 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WEST 4 chants, at Brooklin Community Arena, 8.43 p.m, SUNDAY SOFTBALL (Exhibition League J Game) and Dieppe L, Cleaners vs ;Oshawa Bad Boy Appliance, at Lakeview Park, 2.00 p.m, Also Oshawa People's Clothing vs Bowmanville Juniors, at Lake- view Park, 2.00 p.m MONDAY LACROSSE OLA Junior League -- Bramp- jton vs Oshawa Green Gales, at |Oshawa Children's Arena, 8.30 ip.m | OLA Senior League -- Brook- jlin Merchants vs St, Catharines | Athletics, at St. Catharines, 8.45 p.m, SOFTBALL East Toronto Junior Ladies' It}upped it to 3-0 with Jack Arm-| League -- Cliffside vs Oshawa with| strong collecting a single, mov-|SCugog Cleaners, at Alexandra | Park, Oshawa, 8.00 p.m. Civil Service League--Foley's vs Firefighters, at Thornton's Corners, 6.45. p.m BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- Osh- vs Doug Laurie's Sports, at Lea- Side Talbot Park, 7.30 p.m REMEMBER WHEN .. .?| Booth, | sixth round-trippers in only nine with a sacrifice bunt and Army) By THE CANADIAN PRESS Canada defeated Cuba in the first round of the north- ern zone Davis Cup tennis competition at Ottawa 39 years. ago today. Willard Crocker of McGill Univer- sity beat Rogella Paris in straight sets 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 in the crucial men's singles maich, Canada was elim- inated by Japan in the sec- ond round. playoff thanks Junior "A" provincial competition this season, cial playoff series. Bob Mason's sensational two-| hit pitching performance and a seven-run outburst by Genosha,| contest. Bob Young, first batter in the second stanza for Scugog Clean-| ers, poled a shoulder-high pitch) "out of the park" over the right-field light standard, to open the game's scoring. Scu-) gogs got two more runners On that inning, after there were two out, when Cheeseman was safe on Shody's error on a line- drive samsh to right field, then Kornylo got a life an a wild pitch, but Mason forced Hobbs to pop up, ending the inning at Scugog Cleaners never scored again! Mason retired the next nine batters in succession, Dur- ing the game, he registered a total of seven strikeouts but it was his ability to silence the Scugog hitting brigade that proved the deciding factor, He walked only one batter and after Young's homer in the 2 inning, 2 Cleaner were able to get only one more safe hit, a YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting -- Tony Taylor, Phil- ilies, drove in five runs with three singles in Philadelphia's 6-5 triumph over the National League - leading Los Angeles Dodgers Pitching -- Milt Pappas, Ori- oles, pitched a three hitter and posted his third shutout and ninth victory of the campaign lin Baltimore's 34 triumph over Chicago White Sox that gave |Baltimore undisputed posses- sion of second place in the |American League. LACROSSE SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario Junior Hastings 6 Brampton 7 Ajax Merchants Defeat Oshawa, Oshawa Merchants dropped a weird 9-5 decision, in an linning Lakeshore Intermediate Baseball League schedule fix- ture, to the visiting Ajax Mer- ichants, last night at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium The score was 4-4 at the end jof the regulation nine innings Oshawa tying it up in the bot tom half of the 9th, then both teams scored once in the 10th, before Ajax splurged for four runs in the llth Jim McConkey and Don O'Shea were the rival pitchers and both went the distance Ajax picked up a run on two hits in the second inning, anoth- er in the fifth and one in the six- th and still one more in the 7th Lee Kosurko, Art Rennick and Al Pope doing the scoring with Reg Daze, Bob Tripp, Roy Hobbs and Mac 'Rowland con tributing RBI hits. Oshawa got one in the first on a walk, sacrifice, wild pitch and infield out. They picked up two in the 7th on hits by Whiteley, Hogg and Cole and then tied the score at 44 in the 9th when Jackie Cole walked, stole sec- ond, advanced on an infield out and sored on an error. Rowland got on via an error in the 10th and. scored Ajax's fifth run when Rennick tripled with two out. Ted Whiteley trio led, was out trying to make it to home. But then Hogg walked and scored later to tie it up. In the llth, McConkey lost control for a space. He walked -/11-Inning Affair Bob Tripp then Bill Finnigan 11-| sacrificed. Roy Hobbs singled, Kosurko grounded out but Row- land walked and Don O'Shea's triple broke it up good He scored on a single by Reg Daze to make it 9-5. Oshawa went down in order in the ilth and that was it! Hogg, with three hits, White- ley and Cole with a pair apiece, were Oshawa's only hitters Every member of the Ajax team had at least one hit and seven of the nine had a couple of safe- ties OSH. MERCHANTS:-- Wills, cf; Dowe ss; Reid, Ib, White ley, 3b; Hogg, rf; Cole, c; Fish er, 2b; Pipher, If; McConkey, p; Beaton, 2b in 6th AJAX MERCHANTS:--Tripp, ss; Finnigan, If; Hobbs, c; Kos- urko, cf; Rowland, 3b; O'Shea, p; Daze, 1b; Rennick, 2b; Pope BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF SUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pevement Ends) Ontario Cup Inter-Area Play-\ihe Oshawa City and District/out, in the 8th inning. softball Association in OASA|GRAB BIG CHANCE Trailing 1-0 going to Davis as shortstop -- who after waiting a long while for t ball to come down, fumbled the catch, as the two Genosha run-| jafter there were two out in the/ners were jfourth inning, were the two de-\the plate at Ciding factors in this crucial) This was the turning point of scampering across the game. 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Then with two out, {top hitter for the winners, Tilk, jand deciding game of their spe-'gyvcrka hit a high infield fly|/Gaskell, Fair and Mason had : o|the other hits--and they were lall two-baggers. | RHE 010 000 000 123 Scugog Cl Genosha Aces 000 702 20x 11 7 SUCGOG CLEANERS -- Da-|veteran vis, ss; Yahn, 3b; Mapes, rf;|returnee Jim Walden of Wyom- Young, cf; Suddard, If; Wilson, | ing, 2b; Cheeseman, c; Kornylo, Ib; |e 3rd; McNamee, p in 4th; Solomon, c in 4th and Vail, Ib, batted in 8th. GENOSHA ACES -- Tilk, If; Gaskell, Ib; Row- den, 3b; Shody, rf; Szyszka, 2b; Seneco, ef; Fair, ss; Mason, p, Hobbs, p; March, %b in Zarowhy, ¢; THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 27,1963 ]] Eskimos Sell Quarterback j Coach Eagle Keys also placed To Roughriders # iinasckcr on waiver: the ends were Al Ackland, 23, -of EDMONTON (CP) -- Quar-|/Winnipeg, and Alex Opalinski, terback M. C, Reynolds was|24, of Edmonton. Linebacker sold Friday to Saskatchewan|and offensive centre Bob Stem, Roughriders by Edmonton Eski-/23, of Syracuse, was the import. mos in a straight cash deal in) Ackland was given a good the Western Football Confer-/shot at making Eskimos after nce. ..__|the club invited him' to attend Reynolds, 27, is a Louisiana|their camp. State graduate. He saw service} Last winter he took Winnipeg both in the National and Amer-|Blue Bombers to court to gain ican Football leagues before he/his release from an intermed- came to Canada and joined Cal-|iate players' protected list, gary Stampeders late in the 1962) He charged that after Bomb- season, ; jers' gave him his release and The six-foot 190-pound signal-jhe dropped the court action he caller was one of five quarter-|was blacklisted. 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