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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 20, 1964 JUST TRYING IT ON, FOR SIZE Ken Thompson (right) is shown above trying his "10- Gallon" headpiece on Fred Whalley, manager of Oshawa Green Gaels Junior Lacrosse Club, Ken, who played hockey this winter for the Red Wings of Weyburn, Saskatchewan, landed in Oshawa last week, in time to take in the Green Gaels' first workout on Fri- day night. Ken will be help- ing the Green Gaels this sum- mer, in fheir defense of The Minto Cup and Canadian Jun- jer lacrosse championship. --Oshawa Times Photo Minor Soccer League Is Moving Right Along On Sunday, the Oshawa Minar Soccer League had its first meeting, in which this league actually was created, in the CRA building on Gibb street. The interim chairman, Walter Rohrer, who is employed with the Oshawa Recreation Com: mittee and thus in a position to obtain all the official assistance required, said in his introductory speech that, "The set-up of this Teague has been enabled with all the help we received from th ORC and the willingness of the Neighborhood Associations to give us a chance to intro- duce soccer to their youngsters. There appears to be great in- terest amongst the boys from 6 to 13 years to learn about the game and play it, and so far the problems we encounter are of the kind that ean easily be solved." A LOSS TO SOCCER Jim Gard, president of the Oshawa Association, reported the regettable news that the Ontario Minor Soccer Co-ordina- tor, Ron Graham had died of a heart attack last Thursday. Ron Graham was the driving force to organize the Minor Soccer in Ontario, and mostly due to his efforts, there are presently over 8,000 minors playing in leagues throughout the province. He was employed with the Scarboro Board of Education but travelled all over Ontario to work for the soccer, Minor soecer certainly has lost in ations had representatives pres- ent to inquire about the whole set-up and it is evident that there are teams expected from North Oshawa, Ukrainian Youth Association, Woodview Park, Brookside Park, Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, Bathe Park, Valley- view Park, Uxbridge, and prob- ably from Pickering. It was said that there will be some difficulties with transportation of the boys, but this will be taken care of by the parents. COMPLETE EXECUTIVE On suggestion of Lou Withers, a vote of confidence was given to the interim executive, due to their successful preliminary ac- tivities. After election of two more council members, the ex- ecutive is as follows: Chair- man Walter Rohrer; Vice-chair- man, Karl John; secretary- treasurer, Camille Rohrer; and the members Lou Withers, Jim Gard, and Roger Wolfe. Financial help will come from the Parks and the ODSA as far as equipment for the boys is concerned. Their outfit consists of a sweater, shorts, knee-high RETAINS TITLE KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)-- Eddie Perkins of Chicago suc- cessfully defended his world ju- nior welterweight boxing cham- pionship Saturday, pounding out a unanimous 15-round decision over young Jamaican Bunny socks, and canvas shoes. Soccer players under 18-years-old are not allowed to wear soccer boots to prevent injuries on legs. Most of the games will be played on school and parkfields, but if necessary the Kinsmen Stadium may be used. The rules are the same as the constitution of the Federation of International Footbal] Associa- tions provides, the only altera- tion being that the play time is two 30-minute-halves with a 10-minute rest period in between instead of twice 45-minutes, There will probably be tro- phies to be won, for which cup day's shoot, Bob Oshawa skeet gunners wert the winners of the Lowe: Lakes Skeet Trophy, followin: the final shoot of the presen' schedule in this league, yes- terday. With Malton Skeet Club host- ing the shoot at the York Skeet Club field, the Oshawa boys proved their mettle with an over-whelming record in the league shoot, Of 11 tournaments that were held in various part of Southern Ontario, the Oshawa Skeet Club took seven first- place positions and four second- place standings, Of a possible 81 points, for the complete eague shoot, the Motor City mners racked up 77 points. shawa may well be proud of her scattergun enthusiasts for this is an enviable score for this ype of an event, At the conclusion of yester- Stockdale, an Oshawa Skeet Club Team Wins Lower Lakes League In Outstanding Display © Welsh and George Brown. It is worthy of note at this readily admit that once in a while you can come up with a bad day. This is quite true in skeet g geting, for it sometimes takes very little to throw a shooter off his target. With this in mind, special tribute was paid to some of the Oshawa Club members for their contribution towards the winning points of the Lower Lakes Skeet League shoots, Among those receiving special commendation| were John Lawrence, Doug. Branton, Bill Welsh, John and Jim Carnwith and Bob McCoy, MID-WEEK SESSIONS Coneluding a fine season of competitive shooting, Herma Sweetman announced that the Oshawa club's Wednesday night yoint that stars of any sport will/gym. ( Donan placed first with 69 Donevan Fer the second consecutive year, Donevan Collegiate In- stitute gymnasts won the Lake Ontario District championship on Friday night, at their own points, followed 'by High School with 22 points and Osiiawa O'Neill Collegiate with 19 points. Judges for the meet were Hadley Arms' and Peter Phippen of Port Hope and Wm. Carson of Oshawa. -- Following are the results -- Long Horse Vauit -- Vaughn Hall (Donevan), Roger Sapinski (Donevan), Dennis Siblock (Don- evan), Don MecKachern (Don- evan), Keith Nelson (DHS) and Wayne Hardy (DHS). 6. A hearty welcome is extend- ed to those members and friends who cannot participate in the sport of skeet shooting on week shooting will commence of May ends, Shooting will start at 6 p.m. Gymnastic Title Retains Pommel Horse -- Vaughn Hali (Donevan), Ron Nathan (O'Neill), Ron Kitchen (O'Neill), Paul Steckley (O'Neill), Jim Evans (DHS) and Walter Mazur Donevan). Parallel Bars ---~Dennis Sib- lock (Donevan), Don Mece- Eachern (Donevan), Bruce Chute (Donevan), Wayne Mur- ray (O'Neill), Jim Duncan (DHS) and Wayne Hardy (DHS). Free Calisthenics -- Vaughn (Donevan), and Paul Mitchell (DHS) (tie), Don MEachern (Donevan), Keith Nelson (DHS), Alex Shannon (DHS) and Bob Middleton (O'Neill). Horizontal Bar -- Dennis Sib- lock (Donevan), Walter Mazur (Donevan), Roger Sapinski (Donevan), Keith Nelson (DHS), Ron Nathan (O'Neill) and Paul Steckley (O'Neill). Individual winners on Three Compulsory Events -- Vaughn Hall (Donevan), Dennis Siblock (Donevan), Don McEachern (Donevan), Roger Sapinski](O'Neill), Dennis Siblock (Den (Donevan), Keith Nelson (DHS),}evan), Vaughn Hall (Donevan), and Ron Nathan (O'Neill). Roger Sapinski (Donevan), Don Individual winners on two|/McEachern (Donevan) and K optional events -- Ron Nathan|Nelson (DHS), Buying a new car? 12 18 months $ 30,04 8 60.07 $120.14 $ 75.65 $180.21 . $113.48 Monthly instalment includes interest at 6% per annum plus service charge and cost of life insurance on the unpaid balance. eT) months $ 23.09 $ 46.17 $ 92.34 $138,51 b months $ 18.92 $ 37.83 $175.81 $2,000 $3,000..,. $263.72 Choose your own repayment : plan ... then see "The Bank" . « » about the low-cost Personal Loan that can you behind the wheel of the new car of your TORONTO-DOMINION Where people make the difference THE BANK executive member of the Lower Lakes Skeet League, presented the trophy to the Oshawa Club. Herman Sweetman, presi- dent, received the trophy on be- half of the club. In the final shoot yesterday, the Oshawa team placed sec- ond wxith a score of 242. Hamil- ton placed first with a score of 243. The five top guns of the shoot for this last tourney were Nelson Starr, Bill Rudyk and Pete Trosky all scoring 49 out of a possible 50 birds, Follow- ing closely were Doug. Branton, with 48 and Bill Welsh breaking 47, Other scores of the event were Stan Starr and Don Henry with 46, John Carnwith and Bob McCoy shattering 45 each, fol- lowed closely by Jim Carnwith and John Lawrence with 43. Wil- bur. Newlands hit a 42, George Brown 41 and Herman Sweet- man 35. WINS HIGH GUN TROPHY Of particular interest to the Oshawa members was the out- standing shooting of Bill Rud- yk. Bill was presented with the "High Gun of the Year Tro- phy" for his outstanding shoot- ing during the league shoots. Of a possible 450 birds, Bill broke 439. 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He was supposed to be at Sun- day's meeting, to give an im- pression of his work and pos- sibly to present some training films on soccer. His funeral was'| on Saturday, April 18, and flowers were sent on behalf of the Oshawa Association. Walter Rohrer introduced Lou Withers, Assistant-Director of the Oshawa Recreation Com- mittee, who said, "The ORC is| greatly interested to make a} success of this league, because) we feel that soccer is the natural complement for hockey and baseball." 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