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Soccer league. Left to right Roger Wolfe, Director; Mrs. Walter Rohrer, secretary, and SHOWN ABOVE is the exe- cutive of the Oshawa Minor UAW LEAGUE, Merchants Tie Set Against City-Wide two goals and two assists. Sam-| * (Ween Me sen, Burke, Nicholls and Mc-| penaities --Georgeft (holding puc Mahon added the other mark-'2.01, Johnson (holding) 13.05 ers. SECOND PERIOD City Wide Answering Service 10-|| Merchants led 2-1 at the end of| 4. Merchants: Mathews .....+..+ 6. The victory evened the best:|the first period and 5-3 after the| 5 City Wide: Samsen of-three final series at one game|second, Both clubs played 4] 6 merchants: Westfall cleaner brand of hockey in this| each. (Armstrong, Sneddon) Merc! i 7. City-Wide: Burke , Andy Mathews, Merchants'/game compared to the last] ™ (cockerton, Georgett) pivot man, was the unanimous|game which had 22 penalties re-| s, merchants: Armstrong choice for the game's star, with} corded. (Westfall, Sneddon) four goals and one assist. West- fall fired three goals, while are Walter Rohrer, chairman; Cs " Oshawa Merchants jumped back into contention in the UAW Hockey League playoff series on Sunday when they whipped| 18.59 k) 1.07 2.15 Was 16.26 4 Penalties -- Burke (elbowing) 6.00, Mathews took a stiff check be-|sneddon' (holding) '19.21. hind his own net at the halfway RD. PERIOD Armstrong scored twice and) mark, and he had to be carried| 9, merchants: Westtal Sneddon once, ; .., /off on a stretcher Merchants') (Wright, Mathews) Myles paced City Wide with) coalie Hawe, retired to the|'® Merchants: Mathews ri , (Bryan, Sneddon) \dressing room for repairs to ayn. 7.24 10, Pies AP . 13.0 1 14.21 « 16.57 3. 7.21 19.13 19.58 and Johnson 3 Stage envisions an umbrella-|his Ford flipped over midway Eight Teams|Catholic Join Minor Soccer Loop The Oshawa Minor Soccer League is pleased to announce the formation of eight minor league teams, with the major- ity representing their neigh- borhood park. The boys on these teams are aged nine to 13 years of age. The following persons have . volunteered to coach the teams: Julius Van Den Berg, Karl John, Frank Malawy, Walter McRae, Jimmy Denholm, Dell Killen and Walter Rohrer. Jim Gard, President of the The Catholic Church Hockey League wound. up its playoffs this week with St. Gregory's, St. Joseph's and St. Mary's winning division titles. | St. Gregory's won the Afom final blanking St. Joseph's 3-0, St. Joseph's Pee Wees blasted St. Mary's 6-1, and in the Ban- tam tilt, St. Mary's shutout St. Gregory's 2-0. Atom Final -- Luke Charbon- neau opened the scoring on a three-way passing play from Mare Adams and Paul Byrne. This line counted again when Pres! Byrne tipped in Adams' goal- Oshawa and District Soccer| mouth pass, Karl Szewerda add- League, has also volunteered|.q an insurance goal late in the his services to assist wherever pame. Eacht eam received one possible. jpenalty in this hard-checking |game, - Next week, the coaches will : begin instructing their teams in|" gp, GREGORY'S -- goal: De- the rules of the game, and it is|1 ong: Dalby, Adams, Szewerda, hoped that practice will get/pej], Hase, "Soupan, Peron, underway shortly. [Tom O'Donnell, Charbonneau, Soccer is one of the fastest/Murphy, Sullivan, Tim O'Don- growing sports in Canada and/ nell, Keeler, Driscoll, Byrne and all members of the Senior Yanch. League are looking forward to! gy, JOSEPH'S -- goal: Kasu- seeing minor soccer established peck; Hopkins, McGuigan, Le- --Oshawa Times Photo in Oshawa. pine, Bryant, Birkett, Morrison, Lae M. Foley, Bathe, O'Connell, e \Fairhart, Cannon, F. Foley, B ld Boyle, Noonan and Brill. +) an Oo ul | In the Pee Wee final, St. Joseph's had little' trouble whip-; ' 9 e |ping the St. Mary's squad. Len {McAvoy led the winners with) assy a 1um1 |two goals, Wayne Bryant, Den-| nis Grady, Leo Pearson and Dennis Driscoll added the MONTREAL (CP)--A 40,000[that "finally, now, the city ofjothers. Doug Freeman scored Lou Withers, Asst. Director of Recreation. Hockey Playoffs |nadian Ladies Golf Union will THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, April 7, 1964 13 Church SWIMMING COACH DIES {activities of the Montreal Ama- teur Athletic Associatfon, died MONTREAL (CP)--Ed Healy, Saturday. He coached the Cana- 44, considered one of Canada'sigisn team at the 1962 British leading swimming coaches in|mmpire Games at Perth, Aus- his job as supervisor of junior'tralia, vW Lambourne, Masternack, Wa-| duck, -Lacasse, McLaughlin, Hurst, Lawless, Freeman, De- Long, Lack, Krechowicz, Reid, Flontek, Andolesek and Sledew-| oe ski. | 1 * GOODWILL * SPECIAL St. Mary's outskated and out-| Played the St. Greg's to capture the Bantam championship. Tom Dart and Paul Noonan were the marksmen for St. Mary's. ST. GREGORY'S -- goal:| Breen; Lambert, Vandermere,| McAllister, Black, Borek, Bur- nett, D. Pultz, P. Pultz, Healy, Lapine, Harper, Duquette, Byrne and Brisbois. | ST, MARY'S -- goal: Kroch-| mal; T. Dionne, O'Brien, Beau-| prea, Watts, Sagan, Dart, Valks, Ballentine, Flontek, Monaghan, Nicholls, Noonan, N. O'Brien, R. Dionne, Blouin, Pudlus and Son-! dolsek. | CANADA TO COMPETE CALGARY (CP) -- The Ca- 1963 BUICK LeSABRE HARDTOP, low mileage, power steering and power brakes, all white with blue interior -- Truly immacu- select a team of three to parti-| cipate in the first women's) world golf championships in Oc- tober, president Mabel Watson | of Calgary said Friday. She said the selection will be made fol- lowing the Canadian women's open and closed 'championships scheduled for Calgary in late July. The world event is to be} held in Paris, Mrs. Watson said. | 52999: 48-HOUR SPECIAL ONLY AT THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS 260 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA stadium, with provisions for an|Montreal can apply for the Grey|St. Mary's lone goal. One pen- additional 25,000 seats and a/Cup classic..." alty was awarded to each team transparent roof to permit all-| Features of the 'stadium will) ST. JOSEPH'S--goal: Blovin; weather sports events, will be|include a recessed playing field|Powers, Bathe, Grady, Eyre, built in the east end of Mont-|(22 feet below street level), 690|Pearson, Bryant, Clynch, Reid, real Island by the Montreal|"box' seats at mid-height of the Price, Tutak, Driscoll, McAvoy, Alouette Football 'Club, presi-|stands, and 28 exits on each|Coutie, Zochodne and Dudgeon. | dent M. E. (Ted) Workman an-|side. : ST. MARY'S -- goal: Dittmar; nounced today. The addition of 25,000 end) E The stadium will be erected|zone seats will be completed| | in three phases. 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See ee -- gies ged third) MERCHANTS -- goal: Hawe; ak ue i ee pe gave Weston ers al A F JC§ ' riz. eve- 5-4 victory over Kingston Fron- defence: Johnson, Bryan, Wal land Indians Saturday hired _ tenacs Monday and a 2-0 leaq|!ace and Letee: sp rards: | golly Hemus, 40, former St. a -- _iinoktr Associa ethewe, Aneddon, Wright gnd|Louis Cardinals manager, i on Junior st - of - seven " ? leoach third base. e regular semi-final. Mapes. Cleveland third base coach, Dave Parham was given FIRST PERIOD George Strickland, is managing eredit for the winning goal even| '- Merchants: Mathews is the American League club until though the goal judge from| , cry wide: myles Birdie Tebbetts recovers from -- failed to flash the red 10.25 a heart attack. it. He claimed the puck had not crossed the line. 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