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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 15, 1964 AT SIMCOE HALL Floor Hockey Leagues Nearing Playoff Stage regular Simcoe Hall Street The Simcoe Fioor Hockey Leagues continued this week, with plenty of action in ®both the Forest and Jungle Leagues, In the Forest League, action for boys under 12-years-of-age, it was the Oaks overpowering the Poplars with a 12 to 4 vic- tory. John Boivin was again the big scorer for his team, with a total of eight goals. Serge Dupont, captain of the Oaks scored .two, while the other two were marked by Smysnuik. 'Scoring for the Poplars, were Allan Boivin with .three .and Tim Kornic with one. ~ 4 Referees were Ralph Branton @ and Ricky Rushlow. ; MAPLES EDGE. WILLOWS "In the second Forest League megame, it was the Maples edging githe Willows by the tune of eight @ to five. Top scorer for the ® Maples was Mike Zimny with * four, with Captain John Shay adding three and Stephen Shine ®@ the other team tally. & For the Willows, it was Nicky \Melynchuk with three and Mor- Is Rebot with one and Randy Jordan with the other score. Eheterees for this game were & Ralph Branton and Lioyd Beule. . The next Forest League. Floor Hockey action will take place on Saturday, May 23, at. the Simcoe street gymnasium. JUNGLE LEAGUE The Jungle Floor Hockey League held two exciting games, @ with two severe defeats, when gthe Leoprads downed the Lions &Dy a score of 24 to 4. | Jimmy Curry was the big gun,| en he topped his team for a total of 14 goals. Dave Lovell & @dded three, as did Teddy Boi- in, Roger Pitre added two and * Robert Sargent the team cap- @ tain also added two. * For the hapless Lions, it was M4 a sad day when Roger Richard i topped the twine for three and the other single was added by Lioyd Beule. It seamed that every time the Lions attempted to pass the past BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS WINS TITLE Will Perform For VANCOUVER OF Seis Rogers of Vancouver and Kodo- By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League we 13 8 619 -- 609 -- OL 560 538 Chicago Cleveland 14 9 New York 13. 9 Baltimore 14 Minnesota 14 Detroit 11 458 of the Leopards and another|Los Angeles 12 A44 goal was scored, Washington 13 438 Boston 10 J TIGERS WHIP PANTHERS Kansas' City 10 "400 In the second Jungle League P game, it was the Tigers putting Thursday's Results out quite a roar when they|New York 3 Detroit 7 trampled the Panthers with a|Chicago 7 Minnesota 15 score of 21-10, Baltimore 1. Washington 4 Ed Samkovas was the honor| (Only games scheduled) man for the Tigers, when he| Today's Probable Pitchers tried to break Jim Curry's| Kansas City (Segui 1-2 or Dra- made in the last minute of play|1-1) (N) to break his fourteen-goai seore,| Minnesota (Pascual 3-2) at league récord, Los Angeles (Chance 2-0 and Tigers and Rob Morey tallied|pas 1-2 and "Bunker 2-0) (TN) for the other score. For the Panthers, it was team | captain Ralph Branton leading) the way for his crew, with a total of eight goals, with addi- tional goals added by Len Biriv- kowicz and Bill: Meinychuk. Competition and keen play is the order in the Jungle league, with all teams booking forward to stopping the big scorers in Ed Samkovas, Jim Curry and Ralph Branton. The next Jungle League games will be played on Tues- day, May 19, with games sched- uled to get underway at 7.00) p.m. ington (Osteen 2-3), (N) Cleveland (Ramos 1-2) at De- troit (Wickersham 4-2) (N) Games Saturday Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Washington Los Angeles at Baltimore (N) Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston Police Protection i At Davis Cup Play |" | OSLO police cordon to prevent further (AP)--Guarded + by 4&4) Richard Candidate oan. South Africa's Davis Cup R For New Position ie ; L nha g hastte! pean zone quarter-finals. says Maurice Richard, former! cyitt Drysdale, South Africa's Montreal Canadiens' star, will/No. 1 player, took the delayed) from Norway clinched a place in the Euro-| take up a management post| second singles match from Sjur) with the National Hockey| Hansen, an inexperienced young Toronto Syracuse 9 Columbus 10 Buffalo at] Jacksonville 10 chester 8 ichmond (Atlanta National League San F Nala? ~ yg n Francisco 16 as GBL Philadelphia St. Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago 'Houston Los Angeles 400 New York 1 9 625 571 1% 556 2 538 244/General's Horse Guards will Mukai of suburban Steveston for Thursday's Results Los Angeles 6-5 Chicago 4-0 Milwaukee. 4 New York 12 St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 3 Houston 4 (Only games. scheduled) lin 0-1) (N) which 'tiéd' Jim Curry for a/Boston (Monbouquette 1-4) (N) Angeles (Ortega 1-2) (N) = ty Pap-|Houston (Nottebart:0-4) (N) Gary Losier added six for the |B. Lee 1-0) at Baltimore (Pap- Cincinnati -(Purkey 0-2) at Chi- Chicago (Horlen 1-1) at Wash-/cago (Jackson 5-1) Games Saturday Cincinnati at Chicago Mitwaukee at St. Louis Philadelphia at Houston (N) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco International League WL Pet. GBL 14465 35 -- | : 3% 556 344) 52 4 | 526 4 500 414) 389 6%] 133 10 Vall 2 13 563 Thursday's Results - segregation demonstra-\Columbus 2 Toronto 5 en evi ichmond at Buffalo ppd tennis team won two matches/Atlanta at Rochester ppd Thursday and|Jacksonville at Syracuse ppd Games Saturday Columbus at Buffalo (N) Richmond at Toronto (N) | Atlanta at Syracuse (N) Jacksonville at Rochester Preakness Crowd {ian japsz, on the Canadian\ and the Soviet Union tied 1-11European Cup tournament foricow May 27. AKVILI eo judo championship Saturday. In 0 (OF) ATM Yicanada for Olympics competi- : headquarters central command|tions after studying judo in Ja- 4) announced Wednesday that ajpan for three years, the 261- detachment of the Governor|pound expert defeated Henry the championship..Martin set- a i perform during "Canada Day"Itleq for second in the light- > Hi the Preakness Saturday at Pim-|tin of Kingston, Ont., was third. 9 296 ceremonies at the running of|weight division and Peter Mar- lico Park, Baltimore. The GGHG is a militia unit/in maintaining cavalry tradi stationed at Toronto. The 10) tions. horses used are privately owned| The detachment performs an- and are being donated for the|nually at the Queen's Plate at occasion by citizens interestedi Toronto. 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HOLIDAY WEEKEND RACING SATURDAY: -- $7,500 Ultimus Stakes MONDAY: - $7,500 Friar Rock Stakes NOTE: Special TV sets at Greenwood will * Saturday's a & POST ao) televise Preakness Stokes from, Baltimore, te lsubstitute, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2. Then League club. . \Drysdale and Keith Diepram Announcement of his new job|i,o. the doubles from Hansen --exactly what it will be is still| .nq Fin Dag 6-1, 6-4, 10-8, giving in the speculative stage--will be! south Africa an unbeatable 34 made at a press conference Fri-|joaq. day, the newspaper says. % : | The first singles match Wed. Richard, who played 18 sea-)nesday had to be shifted to a sons up to 1960 with Canadiens, distant court because of violent declined to confirm the report! demonstrations against South when reached at his home. | Africa's policy of racial segre- puck, it came into the hands} club vice-president last Friday. Kenny, Reardon resigned as a) gation in ah About 50 youths were arrested. 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