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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 21, 1963 Lorne 'Gump Worsle Plays Here Tonight 'Legion Minor | V_ PeeWee Games Two games were yh > last night in the Oshawa Legion }Minor Baseball Association 's| -}Pee Wee League, Dairy Queen| winning &5 over Police Assoc, while Ideal Fish and Chips handle the pitching chores sire out Jubilee Pavilion, in Aig M, ' 'ite the first game of the other semi ve squat netminder det 1 DC) pnal series known that this was not his Rill Walker sn: Tory a gee when the (0° Dairy Queen, with good help) Raneres were plaving the Leats,(tom catcher Jim Nesbitt, Mc Rangers P alg play ng cwmifinale| Navd and McDougall formed the a ae tani ups oa th Police battery, Homers by Ted th Torenta, | aoMeane. 0 ut ye McComb and Jim Novak, were idea to hide' the te am 0 "big factors in helping Dairy! Oshawa, to is away from Queen win the game, MeQues autograph-seekers tion, for Police Boys, made two Wo had et be - ME OW OUT narkling catches, These two doors a bk - apse al teams clash tomorrow night at asx we checked in to the hotel Alexandra Park They came in dreves and at & fi : ni hours of the night, I don't Pitcher Bligdon and cateher th i wae ane carsek wien had to be at thelr best i here wa ® pers the w hole 3 ty Ww i. i dn' t we to help Ideal Fish and ( hips eke : h * nde out their 3.2 win over Jubilee we were here : i at Harman Park, HAD TO HIDE "Tt was so bad we had to run) Both Bligdon for the winners at full gallop to catch our bus and Blanchard for 'Jubilee, Toronto to get from chalked up eight. strikeouts bul mobs Blanchard walked five and Blig Finally a buneh of us rented, don gave up only one free ticket car and drove to Toronto at/Blacker had three hits for the ht. We were supposed to be! Winners w hile Rose's solo homer was the big hit of the game Wi JOHN GAULT for Lorne 'Gump' Worsley, Mont real Canadiens' newly-acquired netminder, hit Oshawa yester- day and immediately exploded a myth that has dogged him since he was a raw rookie with the New York Rangers "T don't really like beer and Iinever have.' he explained I drink it occasionally but only in small quantities." Hockey fans will remember a few years back when Phil Wat- son, then coach of the Rangers, would issue a press release be- fore each season, blasting "The Gumper" for his "beer-barrel belly." Fiery Phil always threatened that if his goalie did not pare off the -beer-induced poundage, that he would ride the bench, But every year Worsley start. ed the season in the Blue shirts' nets and kicked out any where from 30 to 50 shots per! game The Gumper quickly admit ted that he was happy about the trade that brought him to the; Habs for Jacques Plante Montreal is my. home town,"' he explained, "My wife and two boys are there and | have a large taurant out by Dorval Airport, with pret Dest waitresses in Canada I know all of the Canadiens, from way back in our Junior; days, I speak French as well as speak English, so there is no problem there And aside pitched the w ny, get to the away "THE GUMPER" 8 Oshawa to hid len away here Audi and so we Day zed, but we found less { of that in Toronto » Gump looked particularly it and healthy, He was asked how ained during the off stay in shape do a thing excer and alter I'm usually ape than in." t he is new t, and unlik Watson pare off the The Gump is in take part in. the torium Committee's He wolf this m al luncheon and then take softball game out for tt against whose li p int som his former teammates, not Eddie Shack Leafs and 'Red ently the coach of th The Gumper sponsible foy to give us a Civic rest would not be recogn festivities is May speci s e Lovell Coleman Best In West THE CANADIAN PRESS Two Canadian Footbal League interlocking and ont at Western Conference game Mon » day night left Lovell of Calgary Stampeders in place in the Western Confe scoring rit this n sht Oshawa NHI \ noon a benef the he season 1 Ma re eld ne Tony's a the Ry »s ays of ably re he Al eer more of He stated th piavi davs 'tudes now su his fir rence s his for t iY wo asked to from the ia race conveniences roing to be a ni change having those Suys drilling pucks at me.' When asked how many years felt had left in the NHI ired "two or three ank Selke tells me i or five left and he' salary," sac beer-be] Af Mols runn down any Bla who ws touchdown defeate ay 31 at his Coleman scored a as the © Stampeders Hamilton Tiger-Cats Calgary, to increase "ints to 30 Teammate ouchdowns moved YESTERDAY'S STARS kt gg Ba ASSOCIATED PRESS each with 24 points, Beam: Moe Drabowsky, added two touchdowns as the owed only one hit-- Lions beat Toronto Argonaut bunt single. by 22-14 at Vancouver game--in 9-0 first) The leaders iumph over Washington also took nightcap of doublicheader 7-5 in 14 ba rt he for Sena Hawk supers Kingside Park ' Bantam Girls Defeat ery eee thiet ve thielics awa Neighborhood arth tam Girls Softball offs, Kingside Park ed Radio Park 83 Radio Park ) Hu is 0 ca works Robby a t e no' ay ) n new lola he Gump fi But Fr have four paying my St. Kitt's Golfer Wins At Whitby WHITBY, Ont. (CP) Gary Carpenter of St, Catharines shot a. one-under-par 71 Tues. pune} day to capture the Whitby jun- mite | or imvitation golf tournament , a from 122 other teen-agers : Lockert He was one stroke ahead of ison.. Pher Martin Mason of Trafalgar and al) helped out two up on Randy Dunk of St eatty he Catharines, Don Tomlinson of Radio Pickering, Ben Kern and Pau! Laceby, both of Toronto, ail tied for third Two Peterborough en tries were among the froni-run mers in other competition, Je. rome McCutcheon shot 79 in the juvenile di On, good for fourth place and a tie with two others while Tim McCutcheon/ Lucas si was second with 85 in the ban. and Chiplick tam division, one stroke behind walks, to complete the r winner Tony Culkeen of Tor. Second game of th onto. Dave Beaman of Toronto be played tomor: was the juvenile winner Kingside Park he Dillard's him into with Jim a Reamer al Assoc, Batt one A y game Athletics twi-night TOC FG S Pus 450 iu a0 t) Cc 4 Coleman Dillard Beamer, B.C, Kempf, B.( MO Robinson, C vt Funston, W Fieming, B.C. Coffey, FE W hitehouse RS ieming, "W NHL Maple Leafs Plan 17 Ex. Games :': TORONTO nto Maple Leafs announced Monday they will play 17 pre- awa season exhibition games --- one end more than last year--prior to a their Natima!l Hockey League opener at home Oct, 12 against the Boston Bruins The defending Staniey Cup champions will open the series 13 in Peterborough against hicago Black Hawks and conc ude the exhibition t » Liendon, Ont ith a game agai ast Rochester the American Hockey Leagut Toronto 1963-64 a Peterborough before nnings Ratting- hit te homer ning that cisco 8 champio Na pitehing Radio Park n the Braves three three Lee Maye breaking five-run seventh whippe San pped defending 7% games be League jeadir Wind Change » Cancels Race OYC Series the. Ost ar week usual when the s ad, to the tated forced ond ing Cox hi sak n the r 13 aa Ss "em : ona Park 0 nd La and ater on it 34 S added t coring a to make The wit in the on hits by Chumley double by two wa La In Aasen 4 ks (CP) The Tor vt the 7th. doubled single fier two some $ ndav the win 10 mph 8 ul Nu y or at gh seas and the Ww hy cliauion. of sec Sept o ihe ste irby leading the again, but only rson developed By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR , ps training far at their Sept. §& a exhibition ¢ 10 Siar ampa camp ts f a -_ the 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ek rst vit Mem me ALL ROADS lead to the Kinsmen C 83 ngint--acene of the big etiebration when rhe & GAME CANCELLED NEW YORK (AP)--A contro segregaieod seaung cancellation of the Football League ex between the Nak and New York uled at Mobile, Ala Friday night, Mik Woodard, as S AFL, commissioner, an ed the move Tuesday fol awing a protest ladged hy four Negra members of the Oaklan am about segregated scat at Ladd Memarial Stadium, game s ulote themselves upe started in A at ro task startec May o cause ntary donations. Of cou here ™ nthe members of t earknaian-~ has camps a Nas wou'cn t combdence. ay this cose it's ™ es adustr hove ~ ~ the _e ; ne this time neat yeor they Oshow acket send therm Yes Sree' By apening of captured the thers merest and ottent want Ontons A ond a © SELL. WELA. 1943 export Rriust Vestern Europe is ex reach $3.763.437.5008 Miscellanceus Nwit Wee? y noite Results 3 epeced by tear tor be a) (Way Firefiy ada saying 2 million & y this size Wilson nce The af @ goods & indeed a remorkobile the slogen "Let's Bu the Oshewe prone D> He score 1 type hove hed a and when the Audite thet Oshows folk have suprise us of see cheat 5 ton hee) to to Ourselves, Fo no e & q ected ERIE RESULTS ' Ne---S'Or? with the Ths hes t s erected of be) shorshin a y bee FORT FrRST RACE FIFTH RACE Pon eg '4 8 Ciaiming Nien @ wares o ayer' on ail te Purse ¥ SRove # Beck's aw we Sar? goed Abe Ran mm Order a ee Derry A-Coopiet | winner Gk } oF Br @ 2 Reva Vale esgann Deh. Tremer ©. Priverese AP) GAN en BrivinD QUINELLA 5 ane 6 PAID SK Srodum 3 when F the bullseye § be heard by We Ramin Remind orm Sane? Rue Dax 2" Neprne ears Kelly expect the cheer And the echo w QMNOUNCeS « every wy wn Ost Nap wna sy Dore OSHAWA HAWKEYES onen te schedule ths Fridoy here o'tleck, when the Boley Beach Mor cppesition, The Howkeyes hove been pest six weeks ond « is predicted thet wher they they'll be the best conditioned Junior foorhe ever hod. They've got ot of tolent they shou br 4 3. Oy Canetion Cremer ane. Trainer, W. Cote Dovdie Pal 46.98 Winner Ammanna Pool S724 ~~ ot Kinamen -- de the visit oem en « ® ts ae SECOND Race 2 * \ + on the ? squed this ct nll as KT R > Furlangs Syear - ee ant y 1am = 4a sm 2% ° foe ond F apy ve s La se ad G be ade ame of the seow to moke the y Stet Geet, won ariving Winner dr, yA Ss High Sener Tremer A. Casey. Pao ms. Ale Ran @ Order me Gram. Ravcally. > Nore Class par AY pouares > ard ® PAID See ch om 3. by Contione--Persian &. F. Sademe Bricker, Brew das Se Orhewe Ee DIAMOND DUST:-- Three teams dropped their OBA pioyolt gomes the post week-end. Peterbdoro stern DD-12: Pee Weer action, the Petes elimireted Oshows with © . round =-- WORSLEY, yi! ty Harris, Milt Schrmich, hockey SEVENTH Race Een Ore and eric Vyearoids. Claiming Tykes won Over ? won 3-2 in © size BE 3m 2 R 22 ano Ren > tay "Or Rhy m Oreer: Dark Hovey NAS heND Tetgike Rx Ann? Bar a ™ teo-straght go™mes ator sai 8 end NHL xe oer end the NHL A MeLEAN'S ESSO sored bors t> even, their CASA Intermedicte ments for the third ond de n s sters of forme se ve ant a winner, ® #2. by Riernan -- Trairer, A. W. Row mi SSD a - Cuumiea > 8 er Drawer Dy J Waser hort 7. Barreré Trenton eY eure RACE ding geome hove 6 -- na reed-- BAD BOYS tnd Het enck two ' British o* gq om McLean's Esso Force Third Game Oshawa up their first round of OASA bo Jones, single by ¢ Intermediate "A playdowns and then wish advanced here at Alexandra Park night, when they defeated Tren ton RCAF team 3-2, in the sec ond game of the series them on doubled make | rally Trenton RC Third and deciding game will Jones finally, in » played on a neutral diamond, ning, when R. Cole kely at Port Hope, either this then with two out. M Thursday Tuesday next to score Cole, week Jones gave up onl Hal Cole, pitching for Trenton, run, in the sixth. ran into trouble in the second singled inning when Dave Weldon drew on an infield error ay a walk, BUL McKee was safe on scored on an infiel an error and then with two oul if NTON RCAF Pipher's Single scored both run Ib; Cole ne Jougrar Mb ta Ar be ! a of f rs McLean's didn't do much with ef Cole's slants. afi that, until Cale Simimeos, 8th the 6th when { and MeLBAN'S Esso Was safe on an error th - witl O'Connor, Xb me out, Weldon and Mc Kee hit Weldon safely to score Cope Pp in the 7th, the ( p © oe 2b "ul AN. t Keenan, Tones homest CITY FINALS Sunnyside PeeWee add rs Will Represent Oshawa nyside Coleman'? ny side Oshawa Pee Wee champio ght ghborhood Sunt Saftha ra was y ue tra a tt M a Sunnyside esent é Wee } i. against d ta open her Saturday obou e afiernoon oek, at Su Park de J ' ERNHIT boys eV Daws ; Slemko bof Anddies rd frames, to tak - Woermke pitcher SUNNYSIDE 2h; Roivir stole ered on 3 Welsh Sth WINS AWA VANCOUVER ten i z hed, so did a@ passed ball Sup ivside scored Howard Park boys tied FOR SCHOOL BANKER'S CARTRIDGE PENS 66° with 6 tree Cartridges 1.00 velue, THIS WEEK McLean's Esso tiedjed two insurance runs on a walk) me out, lWSt Tutak singled and Dave Weldon fol the Wannamaker Taylor Copeland pher ton PAR ss SPORTS Bad Boys Put Out Win Over Trenton, CALENDAR Port Perry Team TODA "TARGET N Ex Stars: vs Kinsmen ium, program for Oshaw Oshawa ' Civie Me iary Minaes Copeland a sacrifice, two-run Nigh," LAWN BOWLING Annual General Cup Tournament ( at Oshawa Lawn | 9.00 a.m LACROSSE OLA Junior Leag Oshawa Green Ga wood, 8.30 p.m. out-of-) semi-final BASEBALL Lakeshore Interr inals Oshawa ta to Ted fourth in- singled and itts doubled, y one more when Cole was safe rd then Cole i aut Mowat Wanna Mitts H d e C} ss at 8.00 p.m.) of-? series Leaside Junior] awa Canadian Tire vs People's Jewell bot Park, 7.90 p.m SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor A Jantam League (( trad g wm Minaes 1b MeKee , ; Connaught Park vs Nipigon Park B pm oys SOCCER Darlir ) al Nipigon a e s gior ce alt Hampt THURSD SOPTBALL OASA Inte Re leville \lexandra game of 2out< Ishawa Neighbor ae Ist side s ( which gh 1 ag aS Girls Leam > Park a a Connaug with of. LACROSSE OLA Ser Port Credit at Brooklir 8.45 pm series SOCCER Oshawa nd 1st Round, Lancas offs) Hungaria ai 7.00 p.m, and Malia 8.0 p.m m K { S ad enou t grice i 1h ; th d ' i oubled 8 , ser vn Me Woermke or Leag Sailors d gam a al at namen um V K } Robinson sdebski rt Mebski, 7 REFUSE LAN AP) A The East » committee Tuesday eem of a rp > EX games red oO i by vmy Avery i ago esident national Olympic le cd war Softball Game 8.00 pm, Part of spec sially torium Fund Campaign 'Target Ist game of 3 Relleville Kenmors, eague x Osh League Playoffs \" Playotis vs Oshawa Bad Boys, Park, 8.15 Playoffs Community Dist SANNE German Olym yoar Committee time in the game, Hansen open ed with a double and he scored ona single by Owen Peters took over later and fin. ished out the game comfortably, Trailing 3-2 going into their half of the fifth frame, Oshawa Red Rey's seored three runs, when Reilly singled, Berwick was safe on a fumbled bunt and then Brabin homered Iwo in the &h by Peters and Sneddon, Sneddon and Reilly hitting back . ta» back doubles, made it 7:3 and in the 9th, Solomon walked with two out and scored on singles by Fegan and Snow, to complete the wine ners' to'al BAD ROY'S Reilly, 2b; Berwick, ness, Sh; Solamon, ss; Melnick, ce; Snow, rf; Smith, py Peters, p n Tih: Fegan, ¢, in Tth PORT PERRY -- Edgar, ss; Petch, Tb. BL Mitehell, Cor nish, If; Henson, 3b: D, Mitchell, Owen, of; Bramley, p> Car. negie, 2b; Venning, 1b in 7th; Rh, Harper, cf in &thy Warner, 2%» In Tth Yy Rad Roy's Appliance defeated Port Perry Merchants &3, last NHL Allinight in Port Perry, to sweep Tony's, atitheir Oshawa City and District emorial Stad:| Softball Association "City Cham. pionship" quarter-final round in a Civie Audi:|two-straight games "Sambo" Smith game for Bad Boy' Peters taking over Motors Golditrame, Men' § yin Bad Roy's got two runs to start Jowling CWO. when Jack Sneddon walked, Reilly doubled and then Ber- wick grounded and Sneddon scored, Reilly crossed the plate, after George Brabin had hit a sacrifice fly to centre Port Perry came right back to tie it up in their half of the first inning when Edgar singled, Petch drew a walk and Bruce Mitchell doubled, With the next two out via- strikeouts, Don Mitchell singled to score Petch, making it 2.2 The more lead, inning, ' GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE ~ | Mile pace, > and 4 Brown hy year-olds, Norewinners of $2000 lifetime. Pool 97 Purse $1,000, (8 #Nidbdle Killean Dean Sultan, Started the with Danny in the 7th ve Playot{s-- els at Alder: series w= Sneddon, 1b; mediate. Lge ef; Mack. Merchants vs at Belleville ame of 4-oul- Cy Legionnaires at Tal hamesters only gol one rf run, when they took the in the bottom of the fourth for the first and last ers, ssoc, Kiwanis JASA Finals) Park, _ 2-oul of and Lord Sampson. 3.90 3.10 2.0 Hayes $.00 3.80 SJimmie Atom, Mackenzie 1" Also; Marion Mohawk, Knitie Knight jean Pick, Sunny Crof? Spencer, ang Brown Bear Poot $10,406 FIFTH RACE olds and up. Nonw 1942-43, AE.-Optionai Purse 91,100, (8 handy Ellis, Varcoe eWally 8. Ayre Patricia Hal ¢ Also: Windy ¢ Jonnston, Doctor Rhythm Pool $32 1 Mile pace, dyear wers of $5,000 in claiming of $3800. Dam on, 7.00 pam AY 7.204. 40 9.90 6.40 4a" Dac Sweet Feagan Sharon Joyce Dally Double poo! $15,447 Star and ty SECOND RACE ? Furlong pace, 3 olds and up. Nornwinners of 2 ra duly S, Claiming alt 91500 Suree y Pp m, sinc oS series, $800 hood Banlam Piss Amer Rad Birene MacDull, Boyce , MIO 3. P. Morgan, Outerd and Fernhil PD ON A AND ? PAID 449.90 game of 2-out Ate Meadowview Champ, Little pm are me 12.90? S70 10 8.0 aa Addie, C'pell SIXTH RACE Furlong pace, 3 year-olds, Winners of more than $1800 In 1983, Purse $)?00 (4) Reverly Dillard, Shea DHarry Jonnstoa, Johnaten #Garry Nerbert, Herbert Also: Mr. Key Wilt and Sir Carlith QUINELLA ON § AND 2 PAID $14.90 Pool $14.71) Quinella pool $17,347. 43m 20 30 2.0 a Majesty © Counsel, Jerry Hal Adios Dominion, and Billy Pool $15,435 ve Playotfs yarn race naive VS Brooklin, olay and up, Winners at this 9 Arena, ferred, Claiming all $2500, Purse $900. (8) ° VSpencer Stokes, K'ston 17.80 11,10 3.40 © Of 4-0Ut-Of-7) awitty Tass, Madtll 7.0 4.0 }Wind Song, McFadden 3.00 Ale: My Grandson, Lemar, Flash Riddell, Amber Lad, and Rasta! Sandy Poo! sis.) SEVENTH RACE ? Furlong Pace, }yearolis and up. Nonwinners of $1500 in Y9RD OF $5,000 in 1942, Purse 81,300. Tonka G., Mayes 4 Miss Brooke N Shella F Time 19) D4 Also: Nimble € Rormmo Pool $33,4? Meadiil rict League tor Cup Play: rourtn Race -- ) Mile trot, dyear VS Kickers, elt: and up. Nomwinners of 2 races iy 16. \ i iy s Pur Polonia vs. teee duly Claiming all $3600 uree Roth SaMes dingram Hanover, Moore Memorial sae Saree, "ean erry Freeve, Bald ype Lee, Royal Hal's $.703. 2.9 2H re 2.70 Mac, BIGHTH RACE -- | Mile Pace dyear old, and up. Nonwinnera of $1,000 In YR); AE--Optional claiming of $4300. Purse $1,200, (@) &S bert, Herbert DReatric jat, Castella 4 Brown Valley, West Time 210 D3. Off at 1022 HOT Also: Arawane Adios, Jimmy Sone Jonony Barnes, ide Byrd B., and Site Adios Pool $3) ,48¢ ic Kippen Jimmie OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON 3.00.2 3.9 33.00 9.70 ey ) SIGN Switzerland refused ent governing all-German Tokyo and!or The agree by of the West ec commit Brundage of of the Inter n NINTH RACE Ye Miles Pace, 3 year-olds and up. Winners at thle meeting preferred. Claiming ali $3900. Purse $1100, (Reuters)--Resalts soocer matches played in Britain Tuesday night SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division U Stenhousemuir 4 Forfar 2 TRISH, LEAGUE Vister Cap 2 Portadown 2 OSHAWA DISCOUNT 7.70 4.90 3.00 aran 4.9 te Kiney C.. Holmes Carmppett BS, Off at oa EDT Fast Trattic, Stewart's Dillard, Gold, and Sweet Harmony Total Pool $260,500 » Poot 997.013 Glentoran 2 Attendance S172 KING ST. W. at GARRARD RD. OPEN DAILY AT 10:00 A.M. OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 10 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY, 6 P.M. 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