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ras OYC Annual Regatta Proves Big Success , ' ' PLlayoffs -- Storie Park vs!oach played their second league . A total of 47 "skippers", com-)Harbor Y.C.; Frenchman's Bay|sailing committee entertained each play Pettigrew, Sorrel, Perkins, God- Prizes for high score with peting in seven different classes, ¥.C.; Port Hope Y.C.;, Shadow the visitors with a dance in the poate | Sa of toatet etend ne Meeson. een, Small, bd MoCormick. |Satuitey "al tae Oiaeoe Lateloionste | thar, two wins went to Wiliam Pier- combin' ,C, and the hosts, .| clubhouse, "end. f eterboroug! re ' trey, Yuet Club's ted Annual Centre-|As it tusied out, most of the| SHSULITS Fle sre. League Cham.|,, Vandals, lost 6-109 on Satur-|VIKINGS, 32; WANDERERS, %4{B0wling Club. The winners had|Otiawa, Cobourg, Port Perry,|on td Mus Margaret Datel, board Regatta, held here onjclubs shared in the trophies and| The prizes were awarded to} Civil. Service a Office|92¥; '9 @ more experienced No-| On Sunday, Oshawa Vikings|® Score o ig I vy, ett 5 G2Y-luirs. Arthur Gordon, Canning: pane one of the finest thatier prises that were distributed./ihe competitors, in thelr ree ee a Wane Tee. inne gued, at Toners Dearon unleashed 's. poweetel offensive: Wh gi ong io pane te nn ong Seen tr et tre alton, $3 plus 1; Mr.' and Ms. nck have seen in pective classes as follows: -- D ia Park, in a sc! | Inter-| display to walk over pless A Everett Jackson, Oshawa, $2 ~ area hav CORBY'S TROPHY 4 INTERNATIONAL 14's -- C.|tennial - Park, ' ey art in mediate Central League fixture.|Toronto Wanderrs 35-to-6, It ro -- sprig cl aoe eye vetlil: bama: uk ag Ph a me a ed mBlue J Says" made up the lar-| The Blue Jay sailors were/pint Bronte Y.C. game of 4-out-of- © series.) However, the Vikings' power-|was the second consecutive ,ea-| Mr. war PPS, ub usiastic Of 58, were' Geeree Con|Piatti, Oshawa, 51, gest class fleet, with 26 boats|C°mpeting for the coveted Cor-| "WayFARER CLASS: -- 1. TUESDAY ful backfield romped to an easy|gue win for the Vikings|member of the clu 4 $s on an ee od bey je eel Sulack hae" a: ate. ue entered, Other classes in atten- bbe gm he ua Ron Rumble, | Asbridge's Bay SOFTBALL 25 -to-6 victory over Wanders, atland moved them into nest place pe pg git aw vA ig i ae ge spr ap ge yen Pogene iefh Be ae a dance included: -- International > C3 2G, nckard, Toronto] Freer) __|Kinsmen Memoria! um, onlin the Intermediate Eastern ) A in Osh-| gcc: OASA Senior "B" Playoffs ; donor was voiced by Ewart|Mitchell and Miss Betty Pogue,|Whitby and his partner for a 14's; Wayfarers; Fireflys; Fly-|2!! Blue Jay competitors SCC; 3, H. Jones, Toronto SCC. Heffering's Imperials|Sunday in an Intermediate East-| Rugby League. nO aes he : : i . Ross Mur- TROSS: Oshawa eng s smper: ; Clemence, club president, wholof Peterborough, were third|score of am and ing 'Terns; Albacorers; Albat-| Ss' Cotented the tt path fem, pe Toronto Gazzola and Allen, |¢™ League encounter. Led by big Dave Nicholishen, é Seni of. Maser a ee eee half af Ris company and for the i Jack Lenguela, shatow Labs at Fairbanks Park, 85 Dm NOMADS, 6 Vandals, o |Vikings scored 16 points in each|town bowlers who played in the|Vie Hightield. 'of Port Hope,|William Preston. and te par Light sailing was in order,|third consecutive time, Ron/ycC and 3. B, Saunders, Shadow|2"4 game of 2-out-of-3 Ontario) 1) this game, an older but Pops, sa oes br psasige . tournaments during the seaso.|were fourth with 55, N.-Parsons|ner, of Oshawa, 45 and William with a cool, north wind of under Playford, of Frenchman's Bay,|T axe y.c. quarter-final series. more experienced Nomad club taeulr aoe "5 core. four Y 7 The Hopps Trophy replacesjand Mrs, John Wilson, of Peter-|Dewland and Mrs, Helen Ander- 10 mph. prevailing for the way,|@S the winner. Mr. Murison re-| "FIREFLY CLASS: -- 1. W.|sorTBALL had their hands full with the _ j "YS/The Felt Trophy, which has|borough,-were next in line with|son, Oshawa, 44 shore breeze made the lake| Minded the sailors that in spite| ining, Oshawa Y.C.; 2, J. Hill||" Oshawa Minor Associationagtessive Vandals, The game|!0F 12 points in the victory. a score of 54 plus 1, Mr, and| Although ints was the last ideal for all concerned, with lit-/0f a three-straight win, the Cor-loyc and 3. B, Smith, OYC. --_ |midget League Championship|itself was close and hard-fought) Bruce McArthur, the hard- Mrs, Ward Sonley, of Lindsay,|open tournament of the seasua, RUGGER ACTION Vandals Bow To Nomads: Vikings Bop Wanderess Winners Now ae Oshawa a Minor Association) Oshawa's two rugger_teams,|Mastrioannie, Naarsden, Whit-/first time, The Hopps Trophylof competition. Grainger, Richmond Hill, had Midget League Championshipii,. vyicings and the Vandals, ll, Lister, Will, Botha,|was won by Mr. and Mrs.| A capacity entry of 64 pairs ot th ng son, Wall, Lister, stha ideo, of Conan, icow d in the games, Taking|* *ore of 46 for three wins. SPORTS CALENDAR lata ' " : i i 2 ; dies of the Oshawa ciub or no sea-running, weather|by's Trophy is not retired, but] FLYING TERN CLASS: -- 1. a : with all Nomads points coming|working wing forward, came Alb S Is quali'ied for sixth place prizes,|the ladies of the Sooglits had predicated rain|temains in annual competition.|3, Johnson Oshawa Jr. Yacht teach Park rg tg iy on "breaks" in the first half. |through by scoring two trys and 10n tar with a score of 51. Mr. and) Will hold a ladies' trebles tourn- for Saturday's big event but the} The social side of the event|Club; 2. T. Howe, Jr, OYC and|5 45 pm.; 3rd game of 3-out-of.| J0e Mastrioanni capitalized on|a omg th for 9 bore Other on Mrs. George Gimblett, of Peter-|ament, commencing at 10 a.m. yachters gladly stowed away|was in excellent hands, with the}3. R. Oxenham, Jr. OYC. 5 title series. an Oshawa offside to drop-kick|Oshawa : ot trys were tretch Winner borough, were next with a scrre'on Oct. 2. their wet-weather gear, as the|OYA Ladies' Auxiliary doing a} BLUE JAY CLASS: -- 2. R. a beautiful 3-point penalty goal,|scored by Tom Farquharson, sun shone through the cloudy|splendid job of feeding the large|Playford,, Frenchman's Bay from the 25-yard line at the 17th) Reg Wasylyk, and Tom Olinyk. . . patches, all day. group of over 150. The "Power|Y.C.; 2. N. Lawrence, Oshawa s fF minute mark. Just before haif-| Two-point converts for Vikings garvie MOHAWK RACEWA Clubs represented included:|Division" of the club played/Y.C, and 3. H. Kirby, OYC. Ta 1n S$ time, Mastrioanni scored a 3/were successfully kicked by Toronto Sailing and Canoe, As-|"Mother Hens" to the sailors on) MISC.: -- 1. M. Thompson point try on an disputed call,/Ted McClean, Gerry Tymoshik,) TORONTO (CP)--Albion Star, SiGGT BACH. 1 Milo Ha SNAG Aine Jolanle: Re "ates Wa. Os bridge's Bay Yacht Club; Bronte|the lake and in the evening, the|(Petrol), Port Hope Yacht Club g {deep in Oshawa territory. The/and Bill Lockwood, All of the/a three-year-old colt owned by|any Up. Claiming ali $1,500, Purse $500.|King C. Lee . , convert attempt was wide. Wanderers points were scored|/H. W. Knight Jr. of Toronto,|(®) Vas snl ore A ON § AND 4 ie tag ; é ' ge ony S, In the second half, a Vandals'|by Bill Hall, who drop kicked|closed with a rush to win the TU Orahcecs, Paeiiatsiole i ta ; Osh '@ | Ss Bad Bo S attack, led by Bill Watson ard at hearsay goals, each from/sixth running of the $12,225 2Sheayaate gh neg Pe oe year and on. Winner Mie pace 2. Bill Lockwood, fell short by 2/20 yards out. Kingarvie Stakes at Woodbine|. Also: Resce " 'amite, We V . Tied ' ings? i dale Fiyaway, Star' Nib, and Doctor| $800 but nol more han $1800 tn 19631 1 'ew yards as Nomads kicked re-| Vikings: -- McLean, Nicholl-|racetrack Saturday. ~"Oplona claiming .of $2,500. Purse $500 : er 1eS peatedly out of danger. shen, Lockwood, Farquharson,) Ridden by Ramon Hernandez, Pool *tr.999. Daily Double pool $11,112. e ®@ e ; Jerry MKnight, the Vandal|McKnight R., Wasylyk, Johnson,| Albion Star won by 1% lengths) seconn mace -- 1 Mile pace. 3-year- *hiner Mitton ay sear Ex} Toronto Franklin's score djhooker carried the ball for sev-|Olinyk, Tymoshik, Maly, Gunn,lover last year's Kingarvie win-l|oids and up. Claiming all $1,500, Purse TR as, Ce nae In urs Ind S four times in the first inningleral medium gains but was al-(Nielsen, Zinkiewich, and Mc- ner, Hidden Treasure, owned by | 19). chiet, Law/ce 5.50 3.50 2.90 Grattan, Downland Dell, and'* Midnight ' . and went on to nose out Osh-lways stépped by some. strong) Arthur, Bill Beasley. 2-Carrie Lee Cilef, Barnes ..... 6.90 ay 'one. : awa Tony's 5-4, in their OASA|Nomad tackli Wanderers: -- Chaszewski,| Lanson Farms' King Gorm|4Oral Hi, McFadden Poot" $21,807, Oshawa Bad Boy Appliance|Gore's, registered 15 strike-|Berwick's sacrifice fly. Then|Senior "A" playoff game at| At the 23-minute mark, Ron|Hinkson, Owen, Ford, White,/was third in the 1%-mile race gh el il PAID $5130 Ap-| EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace, 3-year- won the first game of the On-jouts but the Bad Boys tagfed|Sneddon drew another walk|Willowdale's Kinsmen Park, on|Lace of the Vandals and Alan|Pusey, Donahey, Boyd, Grif-|for aaa foaled three-year-|ie "ar! Ameen Prince, Adore. ond idk Si i, Wessett of rene: Seat 208 tario Amateur Softball Associa-|him for nine hits to eam their|and Snow's home-run clout com-|Saturday night. Godden of Nomads were ejected|fiths, Robers, Reymer, Hall,/olds and u Billy Reno. Optional claiming 0° $4,500. Purse $1,100. tion's All-Cntario Intermediate|six runs. ; pleted Oshawa's total. They] The win tied up the series at/from the game due to rough| Wells, Naylor. Albion Star paid $44.60, $12.70|Poo! $13,248. Urals' gaa; Memnadia. A 250 AA" championship finals,| Harry Snow.was Oshawa 8 big/loaded the bases in the 7th, but one win apiece. Third and de-|play. Shortly afterwards, Terry land $6.60, Hidden Treasure re-| THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile pace, » and 4 canes beak Mee i when they defeated Galt gores/man at the plate. He singled to|failed to score. ciding game is scheduled for|Kelly attempted a drop goal WEIG iT HITS SKULL tumed $4.90 and $3.40 and King Wiener rey wicons sruatek bon Joe Symbol, Holmes. 6-1, on Saturday in Galt. open the second stanza, stole) Harry Snow had a homer|Oshawa's Alexandra Park, onfrom 25 yards out and narrowly, SANDUKSY, Ohio (AP) --- A|Gorm $6. __|ss00. «®) aire, tae ona" ae nara Second gane of the /2-out-of-3)second and went to third on alang two singles and a walk (de-|Wednesday night of this week,|missed putting Oshawa on the/four-inch-long wheel weight flew; The Kingarvie was Albion 4Stormy_ Reno, Glee! Jr. 6.00 3.90 2.50 Poul 'soaate, title series is scheduled for Osh- Passed, ball and scored oM|iiberate, in the 7th) while Fred|but if Oshawa Fair activities|scoreboard. off an unidentified race car at|Star's first stakes victory. The|7 shady Valley, Alexander oD MINETR RACE:<2/1 Mile HHL Share awa, this Saturday. Wright's single. Reilly had a triple and single,jinterfere, the game will likely) The game ended with Oshawa|Sandusky Speedway Sunday and|Winner's share of $7,225 brought) gis; Jean Pick, Jimmy Direct,' Hal G.lolds and up: winners. In 1969 ereterred Dan Peters, a right-handed) In the 4th, Jack Sneddonj+, pace Oshawa's attack. be postponed until Thursday. |deep in Nomad territory, but/was imbedded in the skull of|his season's earnings to $23,435. Atom, Widewer's Pick. and Norms C: bi pong it an Purae San, Tass pitcher with "orthodox" de- pay My git on greed OSHAWA BAD BOYS--Solo.|. "Ab" Deasley was the big/still unable to score. 24-year-old James Holmer, a|The win was his third in 25/Byrd.. Seanad Syosel,. Wille. livery' style, mystified the bse none doubl "ed his by man, ss; Reilly, 2b; B a x, {hero in the Franklins' victory.) Oshawa Vandals: -- Kelly,|grandstand spectator. Holmer,|starts this season. ecukvil dice < sean abe Posey teers rd, Walker are batters to the tune of 12 strike-/ Fegan doubled to score his two f: Sneddon, Ib: Snow st, |He Pitched a steady eight-hitter|Boyd, Watson, Ohaszewski, Zin-|from Willard, was listed in cri-| Jockey Ron Turcotte won two winners @f. more. then' Se0ir BON. fof Thelaiers, "Darn Tooting, ond Rs See a et ro TED, he hit te Onl aoe |Mackees 3b; Weigh w Teland was at his best in. the'kiewioh, Lockwood, Harrison, J |tical condition at a hospital|races to move into first place|Winner tua, han, Pore, son, (| Post sass." Taal Bol S10 Thompson doubled to open thejed rib, when hit by a foul "tip",|Mackness, 3b; Wright, If; Fe- clutches, leaving no less than|McKnight, Minacs, Lace, Ward,/here. An Erie County sheriff's|in the rage for leading rider|s-Night Shift, McKinley .. ives 703.8 60] Attendance 4,376. fourth inning and reached 3rd on|in the bottom of the 4th and|gan, c; Peters, p; Melnick, ¢ in 14 Oshawa runners stranded on|Kolodzie, Voege, Wasylyk, and|deputy said the metal just flew|honors at the meeting. He now|?Phyillis Marley Walker wee a passed ball. Olie Porter/went to the hospital, for a "tap-/4th. bases, with his good pitching in|Gunn. ' : : off the wheel. There was no ac. |has 19 wins to his credit, tw0|""awo: Gay Bett, Chub Hanover, Flash pe aged lary an pit lng mi poles oe Melnick took over Repl a he 4 fang the tight spots. Nomads: -- West, Aquilina,'cident on the track. |more ~~ a" Fitzsimmons and Riddell, Royal McLean, and Whisby SHORGAS : ef; Bair eid, c; Jo Eric Walsh. Po oi $16,670. wild pitch, for Galt's ony run.| In the fifth, Oshawa doubled|son, p and rf; Wilson, ss; Fh sen gg loan 4 Se perl ro Trainer Andy Smithers of sn a bes : HEATING & Peters issued only one walk, their total. Fred Reilly tripled/ Porter, 1b; Hopcraft, rf and p: buted the ke bine of the bi OASA SEMI-FINALS Vancouver saddled two winners,| FIRTH RACE -- ss Furlong pace, 3. APPLI ANCES Bob Johnson, pitching foriwith one out and scored on Bill Carswell, 2b; Percival, If. four-run 7 inning rail 7 Indian Crossing in the fifth and)ss00 but not three-run homer Ren Taylor |Unknown vous a. od -- ne. On Industrial and ' Piel |The fifth was the Quinella event,|7-eun swing, Zuk : ° vio dren ie niche Ser] SCATDOLO Pee Wee Boys. eiitirsit cezsls etn tow 2, Commercial Orie Far LAG OTS iter ne ten hing and Sa ing, and second since, fnsher + fy aya] TH gelled, ble Gu 4 i 40, i fi B . ed Franklins until the 8th, when . 8 s -- au ane inet ee ® the winners scored an unearned $13.80 when Italy Princess won) sixty race -- 1 Mile trot, 3-year- 31 CELINA ST. y Win Over Cornwall 2226 [he fest at 3" and Cares tetera oS] Cao Ate . : at $4.80. ed the last inning. Oshawa Sunnyside Park Pee|for the OASA Pee Wee cham-|." aise! Tone See Mere <5 re 'sin i 728-9441 a : Tony's, who won the 'first|Wee softball, team dropped out/pionship. es Petr KEEPS REPUTATION 1-Madam Sempeon, McKinley. .... } ,,Oshawa Storie Park "Black's|these. Taylor and G. Wright,Wright in centre, then Payne|pame 17-0 via a hitting barrage|Of the Ontario Amateur Soft-jdefaulted the ntario fina LONDON (AP) -- Ken Rose- Men's Wear" advanced to the|had the others. drew a walk, to fill the ba i ball Association's Pee Wee semi-|round 1 i 0 fill the bases./and a flock of Franklin errors, wall of Australia maintained his i f 0: HAWA SUNNYSIDE PAR Ontario provincial semi-finals! Konapacki pitched a one-hit-\Boisvenue's fly to left, scored|found both scarce in this game.|final round on Saturday after-| OS : ugh when they elimirated Cornwall ert", seetine Storie Park to|Woodward after the calch, then/They eft too, many rumersineon al Blantyre Fark in To\ Tidridge, 2); Bolvin, ss; Ml oom sau ety | FREE BONUS GAMES yep their win past the husky Corn- enrages tied out ta the 'same eens ee ae ge ok scamoroage 'bert, (at; Moment, it Weer p:|feating countryman Lew Hoad . : of| Wall batters. A single by P./field, to end the inning. In' the/more solid hit. Thanks to three ; lol ich rg Fe ns Die the fly Of the Londos pro: victory, im the second game of| Prevost, in the second inning,|%8h, the Huskies went down injhits by Jack Armstrong and a| Cook, pitching for the ge a se entrants Pg championships. ON THE GIANT T SCREENS OF THEATRES! the series, here at Storie Park, order. couple of 'Barney' Oldfield,|club, was in top form and he/!"son is title and on Saturday afternoon. Safety. Konapack! was a iitie| CORNWALL HUSKIES --Car-/Tony's waited' the score' tslmowed down 12 of the Othawa| SCARBOROUGH "1, We las sale quate Oe Hae Storie Park boys struck for|wild, which no doubt made him riere, ss; Behoit, rf; H. Mur-|4-3 going into the bottom of the/lads via the strikeout, in the 7-| tC lg tb: Siantis rr |successive year, won 6-4, 6-2, 4-6, : Tuns in their first inning|troublesome to the visitors, He|phy, 3b; McAlear, c; Wood-|8th. inning contest. Cappel soe ear cs 'Kinton, Co ae _ as it turned out, that was) gave up a total of 12 walks but\ward, cf; Lenoie, 1b; Prevost,| After Franklins made it 3-3,|bled in the pe a pen og ------_-- - Se wn, hey were able to collect of/his mates backed him withlif; Payne, 2b; Boisvenue, p;|Bob Booth had a solo homer in|third base and scored on the big and smart-fielding Corn- ane field error, for what proved wall boys, g great support the homesters|Murray, batted in 7th. the 9th, to make it 5-4, to be Sunyside's only run. BEAMED "LIVE THROUGH THE Ed Wright opened Oshawa's first inning with a single and|two batters in the fifth but the infield retired the next two on force-out plays at 2nd base then Phil Solomon followed with an- other. Bennett was safe on a bobble at shortstop, to fill the! 5 bases. Taylor popped up to the 1 catcher but Logeman slashed a two-bagger just inside the base-line at 3rd, scoring Wright and Solomon, Bennett scored from 3rd base after the catch, on Cameron's following sacri- fice fly. Boisvenue, classy pitcher for the Cornwall squad, blanked Storie Park for the rest of the distance, although they did man- age to get singleton safeties in the second, fifth, sixth and seventh frames. Konapacki, the had only one error. pinch-hitter. Murray, but he Oshawa pitcher, had two of Konapacki walked the first E. Wright gathered in Murphy's ong drive to deep centre. | OSHAWA STORIE PARK -- E. Wright, cf; Solomon, 3b; Bennett, If; Taylor, rf; Loge- man, 2b; Cameron, c; G. Wright, 1b; March, ss; Kona- packi, p. i In the 7th, with one out, Kona- packi walked three in succes- sion, Boisvenue, Carriere and forced H. Murphy to pop up jand then E. Wright again haul- ied in a long drive, this one by McAlear. In the 8th, Cornwall had an-|janan, outpointed Selaloed Jal- other great chance but could manage only their lone tally. Woodward was safe on an error at second then Lenoie drew al walk. Prevost flied out to| Scugog Cleaners Oust Brantford, Move Into Finals Oshawa Scugog Cleaners ad- vanced to the Provincial Wom- en's Softball Union Junior All- Ontario championship finals, on , Saturday, when they defeated Brantford Westdale Angels 3-1, in a third and deciding game of the semi-final round The Ochawa girls will now meet St. Catharines Junior girls, for the Ontario'title. WEEKEND FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mexico City--Vincente Saldi- var, 126, Mexico, stopped Beris- ford Francis, 125, Panama 2. Tokyo--Ikko Toratani, 130%, angabo, 13144, Thailand, 10. UAW Bantams | Again Capture Alex Oakley Walks 'Home' Cappuccitti had a single in the fifth but it came with two out. Eldridge tripled in the sixth but iailed to score. Howard had Oshawa's fourth hit of the game and Woermke drew a_ walk right after, but Cook tightened ST. JOHN'S,- Nfld. Oakley covered the distance in two hours, 44 minutes, 1.4 seconds, 10 minutes, 2.6 seconds better than the record set in|? | gave them five more runs and 1957 by Jim Jackson of St. a 7-1 lead. John's. Brazil, represented the Oshawa Baseball Title UAWA_ Bantams defeated Whitby Metals 3-1, at-Eastview Park on Saturday, in the third and deciding game of the Osh- awa Legion Minor Baseball second and scored on an infield) out plus Oshawa's lone error-- by Paradise. Norman Wood had) two hits for Brantford and Lyn Lamb had three. Lyn Lamb, who pitched the! first five frames, was tagged) for two hits by Linda Boydd and srg bl Schultz, in the first in- |ning but she didn't give up any |more pet not any runs either, Brantford Angels won the first/ Until the fifth. two games of the series but an Oshawa protest, that Brantford used a player in the first. game, who was ineligible, was upheld by the PWSU and Oshawa was awarded that game, with the third game being ordered for Oakville. The player in question "Pat" Cook, was proven to be signed to a PWSU certificate, with an East Toronto League team (same league as Scugogs are in) and was playing for Brantford, without a release and also--after the signing date. Scugogs came up with a great defensive display to win the game in Oakville. They were outhit 10-to-4 but thanks to fine |3D pitching by Sandra Paredise in the tight sports, backed up by the girls giving here great sup-|# port, all but one of the Brantford base-runners ded, whicn amounted to all 10 who hit safely. Braftford's only Tun came in the 8th when Sue Belantz got on via g walk, stole were left stran, Schultz opened that inning with a single, Carol Germond followed with another hit then Mary Clough was safe on an er- ror. A wild pitch scored Schultz and advanced Germond, who scoréd on the error and after|-- Paradise had sacrificed, Connie Lucas flied out to right field and Clough came home after the catch, with Oshawa's third run. Marilyn Schultz had two of Oshawa's four hits Defensively, every single member of the Scu- gog Cleaners turned in a strong game, esvecially the infielders, with Lucas shii at shortstop. Bag hd vad IGELS: Wood Sue Belantz, c; Sharon Bel- antz, 2b; Waggoner, 1b; Wad-| ge 88; Firth, If; Lamb,p, rf; McCreary, rf; Ronson, | ef; Hill, p in 6th OSHAWA SCUGOG CLEAN- ERS: Pelow, c; Schultz, if; Germond,: 1b; Clough, cf; Paradise, p; Lucas, 88; March, rl;, Vandewalker, 8b. 4 Boddy, 2b;) Association's Bantam League championship finals. The UAW lads outhit their |Whitby rivals by just six-to-four jand each team had only one jerror, as the two young clubs |put on @ great championship |Struggie. Gary Carroll pitched the win with his catcher Rob Brabin and jal the other members of UAWA team turning in a fine team effort, to share in the victory, Ron Preston and his catcher Bob Jones, also form- ed a fine battery for the Whit- by team, but at the plate and in base-running, the UAW lads showed just enough edge to} earn the win, the/and two B crowns To New Record) veermissicine Yor Sunn: side Park, gave up a run in the (CP)--| first inning on an error at first Alex Oakley of Oshawa, and|base followed by Ward's double. formerly of St. John's broke the|In the second frame, two hits Newfoundland record Sundayjand an error produced another for the 20-mile walk. run. ough boys went on the rampage with three hits and these cou- Oakley, who earlier this year! nth when Healey tripled and) won a gold medal for Canada|two more in the 6th on Ward's| at the Pan American Games in| homer. Track Club in Sunday's event./ther Woodstock or Beamsville, Woermke, pitching for Sunny In the third inning, Scarbor- pled with three Oshawa errors The winners added two in the) Scarborough will now meet ei- IN FINE CLOTHING OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE MAGIC OF EIDOPHOR MAPLE LEAF N.H.L. HOCKEY GAMES :' (25537: TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE Cobourg Ghosis' Fred Dufton Dies COBOURG -- Fred Dufton, Cobourg's grand old man of football, died here Sunday at the age of 73. A former president of the On- tario Rugby-Football Union, Mr. Dufton had guided Cobourg teams for many years. He coached the famed Galloping Ghosts to five Dominion inter- mediate titles, three A divisions FRANCES JONES LIBERAL First Name on The Ballot ! Never ie 2 efter main bout, GENTLEMAN ys JOHNNY JIM HADY VALENTINE John Paul Henning vs Fred Atkins The Great Mephiste vs Mike Valentino Tues., Sept. 24 - Oshawa Arena - 8:30 p.m. Tickets for these exhibitions eat the Cesine:Restourant. 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