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} { if t } f i } { Ef om = 4. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 12, 1963 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell 'isin 'Sais To Nuts' 7 'THE MINTO CUP, Canada's emblem of supre- macy in Junior lacrosse, should come to this city gometime next week! As one of the "Joes" who ied to play the gutted-stick sport, we are prepared to stick our neck out at this point and say there's no way the Victoria Shamrocks can beat our Osh- a, Green Gaels. We would come right out and say it -- but for one thing -- those lads who play for dthe Green Gaels might happen to read it and get ideas -- too soon. They're still a long way from | winning the Canadian championship -- to be prac~ tical, they are only half-way there and even they } must admit, the easiest half -- but if they stick , to their knitting, "stay on the ball" and when on the floor, each come up with his very best effort -- then, on a good team performance, they should be able to win a Dominion title. The Victoria Sham- rocks were "given points" in the first game, even though they lost 10-7, It was pointed out that they had been on a train for more than three days, they'd lost their "legs", etc. Well, they had a fair | night's rest on Monday -- youngsters never sleep avell, the first night when away. on a big trip -- but fon Tuesday night, coach Tom Druce had them "tucked in" early and they were nursed right up | funtil last night's game-time. Result -- Oshawa 'scored four goals in the first half of the first period i and then went on from there to out-run, out-play jand out-class the Western champs. ; WE WOULDN'T want to try to scare the Green iGaels -- they're very young, as a team -- but they | whould be warned that this is still a 4-out-of-7 Lnseries. However, they should also be aware by now that they're good enough to win the title -- all they've got to do, is prove the point by doing the job. John McCauley, the Brampton acquisition, was a big asset, especially with\his two goals early in the game, After that, he was brilliant in the way he fitted in with Oshawa's style and kept up his end in defensive play. Johnny Davis got loose for three goals and as coach Tom Druce admitted last night -- "we're going to have to pay special attention to that boy' -- which means, he may have to change his own tactics, thus risking migplays by the rest of his team. Oshawa watched Bill 'Munroe last night -- trailed him like a hunting wolf -- and he was . kept almost in the "ordinary" category with this fine checking. It beings to look as if the Green Gaels have more over-all scoring potential than the Sham- rocks, If they can cover the Victoria stars and. still find other members on the roster free to do the scoring -- then this will be the kind of "team effort" that will bring victory. They go again, in the third game, tomorrow. night at Whitby Arena. Neither team is really hard-hit by injuries, so Fri- day night's game is the next. big one. Victoria Shamrocks have to win this one, or their position will be almost hopeless. The Green Gaels know this and they'll be out to win tomorrow night, playing harder than they've played in either of the first two 'games. DON'T KNOW what this morning's rain will do to the softball playoff games scheduled for Alexan- dra Park and Brooklin tonight (see Sports Calendar) 'there Friday night \lat: Storie Park. Starting time \for all final games has been GREEN GAELS SCORE! THE BALL IS BULGING THE BACK OF THE NET AS OSHAWA SCORES HALF-WAY TO TITLE By PAUL RIMSTEAD WHITBY, Ont. helps any athlete, but speed |the Minto Cup finals, "We ran the rumps off them 11-4, Monday's opener, the underdog Gaels now enjoy a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series for the Canadian junior lacross¢ cham- pionship. The third game is and the fourth Monday, In addition to running, (CP)--Weight sometimes more important as Oshawa Green Gaels are prov- ling to Victoria Shamrocks in " ' enthused coach Jim Bishop | Wednesday night after his Gaels thumped the heavier Westerners Coupled with their 10-7 win in Oshawa's Green 'Gaels Run Shamrocks Ragged Gaels received a standout per- formance from Merv Marshall, their spectacular 16-year-old rookie goaltender. Marshall, one of nine rookies on the team, made 34 stops compared to 28 by Norm Nestman of Victoria. Nestman, best in the West and a pickup from Vancouver for the series, replaced Bob Fisher who played the tirst game. He got off to a shaky start as the Gales poured four 1S 'lat Brooklin Comauvaity Park, 18.15 p.m. 38rd game of 3-out-o! SPORTS | CALENDAR TODAY SOFTB Poni ag ie Birney s0C. y am PH /Playoffs) -- Heffering's Im-| perials vs Brooklin Concretes, | 5] semi-final series; ALSO -- Bad| Boy Appliance vs MacLean's Esso, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series. SOCCE R Oshawa and District Assoc. (League Playoffs) -- Hungaria ys Italia, at Kinsmen Civic Me- morial Stadium, $8.00 p.m. FRIDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Ki- wanis Bantam League Cham- pionship Finals)--Nipigon Park vs Connaught Park, at Con- naught' Park, 6.00 p.m. sharp; . 3rd game of 3-out-of-5 series, she Franklin's Will Meet Tony's Next Auley, a pickup from Brampton who was one of Oshawa's best, Conlin and Jim Hinkson took turns covering Munroe. He was held to one assist. VICTORIA --. goal, Nestman; defence, Biack, Robinson, R. Dillon, N. Dillon; for- wards, Munroe, Crompton, Liebscher, Green, Cunningham, Tilduff, Holneff, Ramburg, Beech. |_ OSHAWA -- Goal, Marshall; defence, Tran, Hinkson, Richardson, McAuley; forwards, Irelana, Stinson, Weiler, Davis, Gray, Thompson, Brady, Houston, Lough, Conlin. Officials -- Bill Vicks and Dan Peter- son, Wieler, Tom Conlin and John McAuley notched two apiece. Other marksmen were Don Stinson and Larry Ireland. Brothers Ranjet and Kirmal Dillon, hard workers for the losers, recorded a goal each. Others went to Rod Kilduff and Ray Berch., The Shamrocks arrived Mon- day only two hours before game time after a three-day train ride and didn't have time to eat oals past him in the openin Saved ieutes, before playing. | Wednesday night they were WAS BEST MAN ~ jexpected to pose more of a After that, especially in the third iod, hi Victoria' = rd period, he was Victoria's) « " bast man. 'They were supposed to be John Davis scored three tired Monday night but they've 1--Oshawa, 2--Oshawa, 3--Oshawa, McAuley (Tran) be McAuley (Houston, Davis) 4--Victoria, Tilduff (Munroe) id shawa, | 450 i relan Pree | 'enalties -- Weiler Chighsticking) 7.31. Hinkson (tripping) 8.33, ro alah. Ing) 9.22. Black (slash- the had two days rest," said times for the winners and Stew Bishop, "But we ran them into Fernhill League games. Fernhill Park diamond, with Storie Park as the visitors and the second game is scheduled for Wednesday evening, back Fernhill Park's Honest Cals advanced to the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's championship finals, against Stome Park, when they won an 8-3 decision over South- mead, last night at the South- mead diamond, to sweep the semi-final series in two-straight Midget The Midget "League finals will open on Monday night, at Midgets Oust Southmead scored on Reid's double, for their third run but they failed to score in the last four frames. Spiers had a total of 11 strike- outs and was stronger in the last half of the game. Pakosta, pitching for South- mead, gave up one hit in each of the first two frames and then in the third inning, Fern- hill boys exploded for seven runs on three hits and five walks, as Pakosta lost his con- SECOND PERIOD 6-Victoria, N. Dillon .......seeeceees 1,50 Baa yrs Stinbon cAuley, Lough) ne 8--Oshawa,. Davis ... 1200 9%--~Oshawa, Conlin .. 13.58 the floor. They're going to have to start giving this team (Osh- awa) some credit." - : Penalties -- ve HAVE 19-21 RECORD 2.51, Hoinett nar ei TORONTO -- Franklins eked out a 2-1 11l-inning victory ove Randall Roy at Kinsman Park last night to sweep their Toron- to District final series and to advance to the Ontario Amateur Softball Association's quarter- finals against Oshawa Tonys. The series will begin next Tues- day at Kinsmen Park. | Fred Thomas scored the win-| ning run for Franklins on a fielder's choice after he had doubled to open the second extra inning. 50-CENT HORSE PAYS A PROFIT CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP) -- Niagara Chance, once sold by Max Webster at an auction for 50 cents, earned $2,422 at Mohawk Raceway Wednesday. night by winning the featured $2,000 - added Woodbine Fu- turity Trot, The three - year . old colt defeated Flemington's Song, 1962 Canada two - year - old horse of the year, and set The Gaels finished only third| 10.0% Compron roughing) 14.25. in their eight-team league this esau! TMiao RERIOD | season and won 17 Of 19 toli"Oshewa' Weller" 50 reach the finals. Now. they've|. pensities'--crompion ven beng won 19 of 21. Stinson cnoh-aticeng) 14s " "They've got better legs than FOURTH PERIOD we've got," 'said coach Tom}|3oscws, coin ee Druce of Victoria. 14--Oshewas Davis (Lough) "And we were hurt by cheap|"-c7w™ Waller penalties. But I can't blame my fellas. There were times when Penalties -- Davis (high « atleking) 4.45, R. Dillon (too many men on the I didn't understand the referee- ing." a track record for the mile at 2:06, four-fifths of a .sec- ond better than the mark set earlier in the year by Replica Herbert, Magara Chance is still owned by Webster who bought the horse back after selling him in a draw aimed at raising money for the Niagara Harness Horse- men's Association. floor; 5.45, Holreff (major, fighting) 9.20, This game was chipper than treland (major, fighting) 9.20, Robinson (high-sticking) 9,58, Green <high-aticking) ' the other when only seven minor penalties were handed out. 14,20, Gray (high-sticking) 14.20, There were 15 in this one, in- ordered for 5.45 p.m. Should the series go the limit, the fifth (total. | The winners scored only one irun after that, in the 7th when trol. Griffin's home-run blow was the big hit of the inning and then Pakosta lost the plate and Fernhill boys ok full advantage to add to their cluding three majors., Victoria took nine. One of the key moves in the win was the shadowing of Vic- toria Captain Bill Munroe who scored four times Monday. Me- YOU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH SPECIALISTS! "SS GUARANTEED MARATHON TIRES 8.9 750 x 14 Tubeless Black WHITE WALLS $2.00 EXTRA arid deciding game will be on ®lporr sin eras | gled with one out, neutral diamond. Zarowny walked and Mosier Spiers, on. the mound forisingled then Densham hit a Fernhill was tagged for #N\cacrifice fly. | leven dozen hits but Southmead| The one big seven-run inning |had trouble producing a rally.|gave Fernhill their win. They bunched three hits in the) FERNHILL PARK -- Spiers, second inning, by McKnight,/p; Parkinson, c;. 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