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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 8, 1964 COLFER IS 86-YEARS-YOUNG Be a Te Rea al ae ts CALENDAR rer BOTH SCORES 5-4 A&W And Brooklin TODAY'S GAMES FTBALL Toronto Beaches Major Fast- ball League -- Southam vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m: City and District League -- Dieppe Park, 8.15 p.m. envilla vs Excelsiors, at East at West Lakeview; Dodd's vs 'Thompson's vs Ontario Stee! p.m, Oshawa Minor League -- Sunnyside at Bathe games 6.30 p. -- Rundle at Genosha; Lake Vista at Nipigon and North Osh- awa at Connaught. All game at 6.30 p.m. Neighborhood Assoc. Bantam Girls' League (West Division)-- Brookside at Southmead; Stor- je at Valleyview and Radio at Lake Vista. East Division -- Harman at Courtice; N. Osh- awa at Connaught and Wood- view at Eastview. All games 6.30 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Juvenile League -- Port Hope at Little Britain, 8 p.m. and Oshawa at Kendal, 6.15 p.m. Oshawa Legion Tyke League -- North-East vs South-East, at Eastview and South-West vs A. and W. vs Toronto Plating, at) League doubleheader, last night Civil Service League--- Chick- Drive-In Lakeview; Foley's vs Wood's,|game and in the second half of Reynold's at Cow'an's andj\eked. out at South Radio. All games 6.45) FIRST GAME Bantam\for A. and W. squad, giving up|9>: Knight, c; Hickey, cf; Carn-lon a passed ball and the first and Fernhill at Woodview. Both ters, Oshawa Minor- Midget League|ning, the third, when the Scu-igpconp GAME Win In Doubleheader Jones to end the rally and' re-) tired Bad Boys in order, in the final 9th. Gibson, first batter of the In the Oshawa City and Dis-|this inning, when he objected trict Softball Association Major|to the call on the first pitch. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- at Alexandra Park, A. and W.|Davis, ss; Solomon, c; Row- nosed out Scugogiden, 3b; Young, cf; Seneco,|game, drew a walk and he was Cleaners Juniors 5-4 in the first|!f; Gaskell, 1b; Szyszka, 2b;|safe on a choice play bunt that Yahn, rf; Hobbs, p; Hickey,|missed, Two infield outs and Brooklin. Concretes|batted in 9th; Cashman, bat-lsingles by Till and Warriner Oshawa Bad Boys,|ted in 9th; Mason, batted in)scored Gibson and Hill with the 'er oe da first two Brooklin runs. a, w= Cole, §88;/ In the next inning, Petch O'Reilly, 2b; White, p; Simcoe, opened with a cage, advanced] the bill, also 5-4. | Reg, White pitched the win with, lb; Mapes, If; Keenan, rf; Piontek, cf; batted for Hic- key in 8th. infield out and scored on the > ag infield out, to make it) "0. | Warriner walked to open the Bruce Campbell and Warren\sixth and D. Ferguson sacri- | six hits and striking out 16 bat- in an impressive perform- lance, He had only one bad in- gogs scored all four of their SP AIRE A CREA RULLAG EIS Lie H People's Take Four Pointer From Jubilee Two Oshawa Legion PeeWee baseball games were played last night with People's Clothing de- feating Jubilee Pavilio: 7-4 at Alexandra Park and South-West downing Auto Workers Credit Union 5-1 at Harman Park. PEOPLE'S WIN People's collected nine hits off losing pitcher Alex Mail- boroda, while the losers manag- ed only three safeties off. win- ning hurler Scott Willson Dave Pultz tied the game for People's with a home run in the sixth inning. He also clouted a double in the: seventh. Willson aided his own cause with a tri- ple and: a single, while Taylor had a double plus a single. The game was a four-pointer, as a previous game between the two clubs had been rained out, runs, Buddy Yahn opened with) wii. were the starting pitch-|ficed. Petch then singled to dowble and went all the way| ers ne the nekeap hi soon score Warriner* and when on an outfield error. Murray! jones coming in to relieve|Campbell also singled, Ted Hobbs singled and Ralph Dav's)Campbell in the 8th while Ted Jones replaced Wills. Gibson doubled, then with one out,ijones replaced Wills in the|W4S passed to fili the bases| Rowden smashed a home-run sixth frame, and the next two re foe blow, to complete the rally. Brooklin's Campbell had 11)¥P, to leave the three runners In the fifth, Rowden and] strikeouts in the first seven in-| Stranded, so they played this one as "a double'. SOUTH-WEST TRIUMPHS Ted McComb paced South- West to their victory with two tremendous homers, Yakemishyn, who came in to SRR art nes a apa Aaa Young "had back - to - back singles, but they came after two were out and nothing more nings, during which session he gave up two runs, one in the fifth when Harry Snow singled, | happened, ' jadvanced on two passed balls| Hobbs, pitching for Scugogiand scored on Wilson's single.| Cleaners, claimed eight strike-|nan Price opened the sixth with| outs and allowed seven hits. He|g single, advanced on a choice) {too ran into trouble in the third) play that missed and scored inning when John Carnwith| jater on an infield out. opened for A. and W. witha) Bad Boys rallied for two runs single. Mapes followed with alin the 8th inning. Price opened single and then both Keenan|with a walk and March was|2. Brooklin's fifth and winning|pitch in the fourth, got the win, run came in the top of the 8thistriking out seven during his on a single by D. Ferguson, a|relief performance. walk, to Petch, a passed ball! Losing pitcher Rose had 11 and Gibson's grounder to the/strikeouts, but five errors by infield. Ferguson scored on the|Auto Workers hurt his. cause. play when the 'hrow to the x HES GST AEE plate was too ee olisin a Half-of-Fame Job BROOKLIN -- Hill, ss; V, Ferguson, 3b; Cor- nish, 9b; Till, rf: Warriner, 1t;| Starts In Spring | Ferguson, 1b; Petch, and Cole got on via errors,| safe on an outfield error, buth|Campbell, p; M. Jones, ¢ in "You'll Enjoy Dealing With Specialists" ALL-WEATHER "42? Fh 6.70/15 TUBE TYPE WITH TRADE 7.50/14 TUBELESS eee North-West, at Alexandra, Both)". A ; h HAMILTON (CP)--Construc- | oaliies 6.15 p.m. iwith O'Reilly following 2) <coring. Ron' Jones fanned the/8th; R. Jones, p in 8th. lion of Canada's new oe 12.2 | single; to make it a three-run! next two batters but then wa!k-| BAD BOYS -- Berwick, cf;\Hall of Fame will start next Oshawa Legion Bantam| Pe - A tally. | Wilson, ss; W 4 . Ml 4 7 League -- Oshawa Heating v8|""osReiny got on in- the fifth ed Snow, but he fanned Ted) ss; Whiteley, ¢ and If;|spring on a six-acre site in| WITH TRADE ) Wallace R. Rodd, 86, a golf- today. A Moncton drugstore er for 24 years, is entered in "Bob" "ym | the Canadian Senior Golf Best of the lowest-priced tires operator; says no expert, but I'll have fun." Championship, at Montreal, Dairy Queen, at Harman and SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE 1964 ALL-STAR classic is now history, but as such, it will still be remembered for quite a while, since as a spectacle, it came up to almost everything that is expected in such a pre-arranged diamond battle, namely a little of everything that the dyed-in-the-wool baseball fan loves and always wants to see. There was some brilliant pitching, some scintillating fielding plays, the odd touch of "inside baseball'"' and best of all, some honest-to-goodness_ hitting, including home-run blows -- and then the grand story-book climax, Johnny Callison's homer, on the first pitch, with the score tied and two men out, in the 9th inning -- that was the decoration on a cake that had already been topped with icing. There was only one error in the piece and it was disastrous, as Joe Pepitone's hurried throw to Histon How- ard, following Orlando Cepeda's hit into short right-field, took a crazy hop past Howard and Willie Mays slid across the plate with the tying run. Willie had provided the spark when he walked after a 3-and-2 count, then stole second base, 'just. prior to Cepeda's hit -- his first in 20 appearances at the plate in All-Star competition, Dick Radatz, in his relief role, looked as if he was going to save the victory for the American League, especially when he fanned pinch-hitter Hank Aaron for the second out -- but Callison poled the very first pitch out of the park. Manager Walt Alston had picked Callison at the last minute -- and he says -- because Callison had '"'killed" his Dodgers a couple of times already this year. Yesterday Callison gave Alston a bonus and more than 50,000 fans in Shea Stadium, the thrill of a great victory finish. x x x x SHORT SPORTS: -- Johnny Callison was voted the win- ner of the Arch Ward Trophy, as the All-Star game's most valuable player, by the scribes and broadcasters. . . .COULD NOT HELP but wonder yesterday afternoon if Governor Wal- lace of Alabama was able to enjoy the All-Star game... . HAL BUTLER, Oshawa Golf Club pro and both Harry Mc- Ilree and Wilson Patterson of Whitby (Ashburn) Club, are en- tered in the Ontario pro golfers' tournament, that opens to- day at Toronto's Bayview Country Club. They have a total of 104 entries. . . . NATIONAL LEAGUE teams are not all "resting" today, Phillies are at home to Cardinals tonight while the Giants visit the Cubs for a doubleheader and Cin- 'cinnati is at Pittsburgh... . AMERICAN LEAGUE interest is 'growing keener, Orioles continue to hold their lead over White Sox and Yankees, while Herman Killebrew and the slugging Twins are in fourth place. White Sox have lost all 10 games with the Yankees. If they had won only four of them, they'd be in first place. This next four weeks could . have a big bearing on the pennant races in both leagues and ' the action should be lively. WOODBINE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMurray Publishing Co., Ltd. (Daily Racing Form), FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim-|11-Blue Bess, Harrison sp ys three- and four-year-olds,|Start good, won driving. 1 1-16 miles (10). | Knight 0 Glin, Walsh 15.40 §.10 Sil ata Ky itor nh ,10-King City, Dittfach 2.90 2.40 1 . s 7-Take a Gander, Shuk 400 4.40 Rainbow River, Cold, Take Notice and Echo Boy {Start good, won driving. plaid tele a socal Alexina, La Also Ran in Order: Vaicutta, Mary, Bp gy ; , Blizabeth, Madame Sailor, Snow Bright, een entry. s York's Blue Boy, Whirling Banner, and Winner B G 2 Queen's Own -- Gay Greel- Kellilyn. "Winner B © 3 Midianite -- Legendary by Poo! 47,790 Challendon. Trainer J. Cathoun. Pool 22,404. Double Pool 39,377 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,200 claiming, two-year-odis, -about § furlongs (turt SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,000 claim Course) (7) ing, four-vear-olds and up, 6 furlongs (10) 7-Spinnerette, McComb 11-Flippin Floyd, Walsh $.20 3.80 7 SMaple Jan, Shuk 7.60 4.70|5Wee Annie Dory, Remillard «#Littie Welch, Potts 7.80 Start good, won driving 'Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Half Light, Perzeca, * piso Ran in Order: European Flight, Bingham and Smoxey B,ve 8 Naltve, Conservatory, -Our Gigl,/ (ewes tary, commer Olow ang. Balve QUINELLA PAID $112.70 ' : f Winner B F 2 One Count -- Wolf Gal by Late Scratch--Rye N' Ginger, lalone Isamural. Trainer @. Kalensky, * DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 11, PAID $44.40)50°1°05 177 Quinella. Poo! 27,960, * THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim} SEVENTH RACE P $ sy | -- Purse $2,600 al- tng, maiden oe four-year-olds, lowances, three- and four-year-old fillies, "SPUN NY Smoke, Fitz' $90 3.70 2.70|0/,, torionas (0). ' Walsh 4.50 3.00 "Muskoka, urcotte 4-Dek's Levy, 90| A:Netoffa, Harrison é-Wanless, pola 6-E! Brillo Way, Dittfach Start good, won ity. Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Prince Sied, Bright icoliodne Seed | Ovation, Chop SUSI®/ Green Goddess, Plentitude, |Pitch and Rampart Street Winner BC 3 Ommeyad -- Judelie 2nd) Oey ee berm and T by a Trainer A, 1, Taylor, entry. Winner DK 8B or BR F 3 by Nearctic -- Mythical Ind by My Baby FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,190 hay ch Trainer W. Von Richthofen. + Ing, four-year-olds nad up, 6 furlongs (1 | Pool 6,347 + 16-Rulamyth, L'stone 15.60: 7.10 4:70 3 9-Bull Pine, Robinson 4.00 3.10 11-Buzzin, Shuk * Start good, won drivin 5.00 Perfect Davis Jr EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 claim ing, four-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles Pirte King, Robdix, Fai Matinal, Allarco and Jerry Parham, 'Late Scratch--Girl Graduate, Queen's 18+) 3-Tough Kennamon, Gomez 4.60 3.30 Ponder On, Dittfach 3.40 Start good, Won driving Also Ran in Order: Hannibal. Miss, Y. + Winner N -- Mythology 2nd Winner BG 6 Nesrule ym iNever Look Back, Batuan and Deal Me i . &, Fisher. Hyperion. Trainer R. E isher. hese Pool 47,55) |Winner DK B cr BR G 4 Roman Might-- FIFTH RACE -- Purse 2,200, maiden|isabeauty by Isolater. two-year-olds, 5 furlongs (10) Trainer $. M, Ross. éQueen's B'day, Walsh 12.80 5.40 3.70| Pool 53,444, Total Pool 363,011, 1A-Serene Cathy, Delton 4.70 340) Attendance 5,802. ' \ leepy Native, ice ing by Mr. Busher. Trainer P. Richards. $20. 3.30 3.20) 3.00|4Bunty's Triomphe, Robinson. 9.80 7.70] 20.89 6.00 320 ' niesciaei 250 errr mia 2.70 RENTAL Also Ran in Order: A---Swirl of feel at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. Both games 6.15 p.m. LACROSSE Oshawa Minor PeeWee League -- Westmount Kiwanis at Kelly DeGrays, 6 p.m. and Oshawa Dairy vs Johnny's Pais, 7 p.m. Both games at Bathe Park. OLA Juvenile League--Lake- | shore vs Oshawa Juvenile Green |Gaels, at Oshawa's Children's | Arena, 8.30 p.m. | Ontario County Novice and Bantam -- Brooklin at Whitby. Ontario County PeeWee ;League--Brooklin at St. John's jat 7 p.m. LAWN BOWLING | Men's Doubles Tournament | (Nicholson File Trophy) at |Port Hope Lawn Bowling Club, i1 pm, and Mixed Doubles Tournament, at Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club, 1 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAMES Oshawa City and District Cleaners, at 6.30 p.m. and Au- 8.15 p.m. Both games at Alex- andra Park, Neighborhood Assoc. PeeWee Boys' League--(East Division) -- Woodview at North Oshawa; Kingside at Eastview and Har- man at Bathe Park; (West Divi- sion) -- Thornton's Corners at Rundle Park; Storie at Radio; Lake Vista at Fernhill and Glen Stewart at Brookside Park. All games at 6.30 p.m. | BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Oshawa at Port Hope, at Recreation Centre, 6.30 p.m. Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc.: |(PeeWee League) -- People's |Eastview Park and UAW Credit Union vs Jubilee Pavilion, at Alexandra Park. Both games at 6.15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa at Ajax, 6.30 |p.m, LACROSSE Oshawa Juvenile - Junior League -- Tom Cullen's Esso vs John Beaupre Spurs, at Brook- lin Arena, 8.00 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc.--(Ban- tam League) -- UAWA vs Kins- men. at 6.00 p.m. and Jury and Lovell vs Lions Club, at 7.00 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Children's Arena. (Midget League) -- Hotel Genosha vs People's Clothing, at 8.00 p.m. and Royal Crown Colas vs Dairy Queen, at 9.00 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Children's Arena, SOCCER : Oshawa and District Assoc, -- (Second Division) Napco vs | Rangers, at 6.45 p.m. and (First | Division) Ukrainia vs Rangers, jat 8.00 p.m. Both games at {Kinsmen Civic | Stadium. | Remember When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Three-quarters of a cen- tury ago today, John L. Sul- livan defeated Jake Kilrain in defence of Sullivan's world's heavyweight cham- pionship -title. The fight went 75 rounds at Richburg, | .Miss., and was the last im- portant bare-knuckle fight in the United States. Sulli- | Van lost the title three years | later, in 1892, to James J. Corbett' at New Orleans when both fighters wore big gloves | GO-KARTS | ---- = an as am am \] Open Daily 1 P.M. to 10 P.M. | WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS 10 A.M, to 10 P.M. Bring The Family ] PICNIC GROUNDS, CANTEEN 0 : i) = Also Ran In Order: Sauvagette, Piratel; oan thunder? 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Scoring four runs in the first! | Reg Hickey, who had fanned) North Oshawa "Hogenboom|inning, Whitby Legion went on jon three previous appearances, |Construction" blanked Ukrainian) to defeat Oshawa's Jury and |was ejected from the game in) Youth 7-0, in the second game/Lovell team 7-3 in an Eastern| 3 elaaehs pena HE ney rigge Ontario Midgets baseball game! y ' ay night, atlat Whitby, Mon f South-East Lads ag fe OE "was the big. hitter for| efeat meant elimination for|the winners with four hits in Edge South-West the Ukrainian Youth lads, who|four times at bat and had three | gave it a plucky try but couldn't RBI's. Chuck Marlowe had two | SouthEast outslugged South-|match the skill of the North|hits-for the losers. | West 11-9 in an Oshawa Legion|Oshawa boys, who took a 4-0) Whitby collected 13 hits, while Tyke baseball game at Harman lead in the first half on a pair|the losers had only six. The Park Monday. lof goals by Grove Bennett and/winners also made six errors, Winning pitcher Doug Mitchell pe gn | John Raczkowski| struck out 11 batters and gave|and Terry Trevail. up nine hits, while Bill Vann,| Grove Bennett added North} A. Eg. JOHNSON 0.0. who suffered the defeat, fanned Oshawa's other three goals in eight batters and allowed eight/the second half, with Bas Bouma| OPTOMETRIST hits. land Clause ScHerf putting up a) 141% King St. East | Peter Morris and Spicker|strong defensive wall while Don-| 723-2721 |three hits each. True - BEER STEIN BEER Cinci Lager Beer ---the robust drink-'er-down beer! 'good game. | s | |Price, 2b; March, 3b; Wright,/Hamilton's west end, Mayor Vic| Copps announced Tuesday. He told a press conference the Royal Botanical Gardens board had agreed to lease the site on a 10-year renewable ba- sis to the Hall of Fame com- mittee. "The present building will be available to us until the end of the year. 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