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4 4 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 7, 1964 . ' 'THREE-GAMES-TO-ONE Storie Park Boys Win _ Midget Softball Title Storie Park captured the Osh- awa Minor Softball Association's Midget League championship last at Alexandra Park when defeated Connaught Park 7-2, in the fourth of the scheduled 3-out-of-5 title Coach Jack Logeman and manager Jack Cameron made a surprise move when they sent pitcher Bill Taylor right back to the mound, for the night in succession, but the stral worked. Taylor, who had pitched a sensational one- hitter, to blank it Park 2-0 on Monday night, in the third game, clin the title for Storie Park boys with 4 well- pitched four-hitter. ' McGahey got a single ty | an second|base; a walk to Kalinowski in Conaught Park's two runs came in the 7th inning when Dave Leaming opened with a single and Gary Bradley bashed out a homer, to account for the losers' two runs. Walks to Glendinning and Leaming in the second inning; McGahey's hit after McQuai had got on via an error, in the third inning; an error in the fifth that put John Dick on the eighth and Ryan's getting on an error in the 9th, after two out . ge age are naught's other eS. However, Taylor's four-hit pitch- ing snuffed out all but one of Connaught's threats, Storie Park gave their pitcher fine support in the pinches, espe- first -- Connaugh Kalinowski singled in the sixth. cially outfielders Glecoff and E, Wright and 'the entire infield. SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' STORIE PARK won the Oshawa*Minor Softball Associa- tion's Midget League championship last night, when they de- feated Connaught Park 7-2 at Alexandra Park. This was the fourth game of the series and gave Storie Park the title, three- games-to-one. Last year the Storie Park lads qualified for OASA play and went right to the suffering elimination. Then they came back the same week and lost their 'City Midget Crown' to Fernhill Park, in the Southern Ontario finals before Storie Park made their big bid for the championship in the first inning. With one out, E. Wright singled and was forced by an. Then with two out, Taylor singled, Glecoff doubl- ed, G. Wright drew a walk and Cameron tripled, scoring on Locke's single, for five-straight tallies, Hough, who started for Con-| 4 naught, gave way to John Dick in this first inning and he did a fine job for the next three in- nings. Locke opened the sixth with a walk, advanced on Brett's sacrifice and another by Solomon, then scored on E. Wright's double, to give Storie Park a-6-0 lead at the time. Storie Park made it 7-0 be- fore Connaught got on the score- board, when they pushed over their final tally im the top of the 7th inning. Glecoff singled with one out and scored, after two out, on a double by Cameron. Cameron, with a_ triple, double and bunt, was the big hitter for the winners, with Logeman, Glecoff and Locke each having two hits. McGahey had two of his team's four safe- ies. STORIE PARK -- Solomon, 3b; E. - Wright, cf; Logeman, 2b; Taylor, p; Glecoff, If; G. Wright, rf; Cameron, c; Locke, 8s; Brett, 1b. CONNAUGHT PARK --Clap 1b; McQuade, ss; McGahey, 2b; Kalinowski, cf; Glendinning, 3b; Brack, c; Leaming, rf; Bradley, If; Hough, p; Paul Dick, ¢; John Dick, p in Ist; Ryan, batted in 9th. OLYMPIC BEAUTIES HAVE OWN SPECIAL By JIM BECKER TOKYO (AP)--There is one standard for feminine beauty STANDARDS | | shoulders and the other two | SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL General Motors Ladies' Soft- ball League Championship Finals -- 2nd game of series, at Whitby Centennial Park, 7.00 p.m. HOCKEY | Exhibition game, Clinton Comets vs Oshawa Generals at Bowmanville Community Arena, 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAMES No Games Scheduled. Oshawa Boxers On Fight Card Monday Night: Four Oshawa men will be competing in an amateur ex- hibition boxing competition next week in Toronto. They are all members of the Oshawa Boxing Club and will be |opposing members of the Lans- downe Athletic Club. The Oshawa men are Grant O'Reilly, feather weight, Pat O'Conner, welter weight, Jack One thing Oshawa Generals lacked last season in the OHA Jr. A League last season was a solid-hitting unit, but this year they seem to have found the answer, Last night in Toronto, they continued their impressive ex- hibition showirg and took a 5-3 victory over Toronto Marlboros, defending Memorial Cup win- ners, It was the third win in four pre-season contests for Gen- erals, including two over Marl- boros, who are winless in three ames. Generals get a chance to add to that total tonight when they play Clinton Comets -- U.S. Eastern Hockey League Champions -- at the Bowman- ville Arena, Game time is 8 p.m, The youthful Generals will face such stars as _playing- coach Benny Woit, Hec La- londe, Orval Tessier, Skippy Burchell and two former Whitby Dunlops, Pete Babando and Jack Kane. George Vail, with Oshawa last year, will also be) Guindon, lightweight and Ken Penright, lightweight. Main fight of the evening wiil be O'Reililly's bout with Toronto were selected at random | boxer John Thomas. lower down, This will be the third time the at the Miss Universe contest HAVE GLITTERING SMILES \two men have met in the ring. | and an entirely different one | at the Olympic Games. To be brutally frank, after looking over the crop T= ing for the Olympics which open Saturday, it must be re- ported that there are, few women athletes whose faces will stop traffic. There are the exceptions. Some of the swimming girls fill their suits quite neatly. fifth and deciding game. This season, they again qualified for OASA play but lost out to the Peterborough Midgets -- who are currently headed for the All-Ontario finals, Congra- tulations are due coach Jack Logeman and manager Jack Cameron on steering their Midget team to the league title. Next year it's expected most of these boys will be together again, as an entry in the Juvenile ranks. Meanwhile, the Storie Park Neighbourhood Assoc. members no doubt are plan- ning some sort of recognition for their. two championship teams. Coach George DeMille's Storie Park lads won the Kiwanis Bantam League title this year, which gives Storie Park a clean sweep of the Oshawa Minor Softball Associa- tion's two championships. i x x x x UNLESS THE WEATHERMAN spoils things, the first game of the 1964 World Series will be history, by the time most of our readers see this. Perfect weather has been predicted for today's opener. Yankees are 17-to-10 favorites to take the series and 13-to-10 to cop today's opening game. Yogi Berra will send his World Series veteran Whitey Ford to the mound while Cardinals are also going with a southpaw, the youthful Ray Sadecki, who won 20 games this semester. Gate receipts and the player's pool will be:smaller this year -- St. Louis can only accommodate 32,000 fans. Cards and Yankees have met in the classic four times previously -- each having won twice. The way the "experts" have it figured out -- it's a ease of Yankee power plus five-straight years of World Series experience, against the speed and enthusiasm of the Cardinals -- who boast a few hitters themselves. At this distance, it would appear Cards have the better all-raend team for hitting but lack the home-run potential. It remains to be seen if Yankees' vaunted pitching staff can trump the Cards' attack, Our pick -- Yankees, in six games! x x x x OFF THE CUFF: Ottawa Rough Riders didn't do much in the way of offensive skill in the mid-portions of last night's game but they certainly gave the ride in the final quarter . . Toronto Marlies another exhibi 5-3, at the George Bell Arena. Tonight, they tackle the Clinton Comets in another ex. tussle, at night, Generals open the OHA Junior "A" schedule, against e Flyers, in Niagara Fall . . members received their good news yesterday. The men will hold their annual fall meeting o open the curling season on the women members will hold thei 27 and expect to start curling on Monday, Nov. 2... KING- STON "'Alcans" won the All-Onta Industrial ranks last week-end. field pitched all three games and gave up only one run in the three games, while faning 51 ba game 4-0, lost 1-0 in the second tilt and took the third one | 9-0 . . . BLOOMFIELD won the second and third games of | er Amherstburg, 2.0 and-19.5,-----Start. their OASA Inter. "B" series ov . OSHAWA GENERALS handed Saskatchewan team a rough tion game defeat last night, Bowmanville Arena, Friday . OSHAWA CURLING Club n Thursday, Oct. 15 and will ice, Friday, October 30. The r meeting on Tuesday, Oct. rio OASA title in Intermediate Their ace pitcher Ed Litch- tters. Kingston won the first | 'to advance to the All-Ontario championship finals, at Blind | River, this coming week-end. | A--F A Sherman end J B W Carmichael WOODBINE RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- Purse $1900. Claiming. | rT) two-year-old fillies. 6 Furiongs Ti-Jammy Doli, Walsh 2-Peim Oasis, Gordon Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Tanamakoon, Deredri, Young Fashion, |, Futility, Red Shield, Darby- kin and Native Twin. Winner, b f, by Acceptable -- Magic! by Speedway. Trainer Mrs. Major. Pool 15,812 Double Pool 33,853 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim- Three and four-year-clds. 7 Furtongs 4.90 4.00 2.90 13.20 6.10 2.80 3.00 2.80 3.0 Windy's Choice, ¥ Stert good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Drifted, Spanking Breeze, Loreiel, Artista, Davey Round, Select Rythm, Hertech, Mr. Maxim, end Cheatin' Heart. DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 7, PAID $72.10 Winner, ch g,by Canorous -- Buten Poper by Ab Jr. Trainer K O'Connell. Pool 34,266 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1900. Claiming Maiden two-year-old fillies. 6 Furlongs (12) 3-Spice "Bandit, 'Davidson 4.00 3.20 2.50 &Cup of Kindness, Harrison 19.80 9.40 5-Petene, Ditttach ss 3.90 Start good, won easily Also Ran og we Lngabed byrne Canute, Sophiera, Cavelino, Turkey Bat- ter, Bill's Red, Floral Embiem, Deer) Maggie, end Close Formed Winner, b {, by Bandit -- Rivers End by Challenger 2nd. Trainer G Magnusson. Pool 39,303 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2300. Maiden two-year-olds. About 1 Mile on turf course | am) | 6 -Red Purse, McComb 9.40 5.50 3.00 2-Romesdventure, Davidson 7.80 3.50 W-Boga Bege, Walsh 2 Stert |, won driving Also Ran in Order: To The Victor', Fleet Musketeer, A-Bleck Diver, Milllora, Mahan, Teke Notice, Star Dance, Ships Thet Pass and Cedargel. A~Btefford Ferme Entry Winner, ch @ by LaFourche er Purse Pi 7-Magic Queen, Smith 22.50 8.50 6.60 ¥| 7My Bunty, Parsons Snatcher--Pancy Patch by Teddy Wrack. Trainer E Harbourne. 00! 39,452 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2200. Claiming. | Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furiongs (8) 3Peaches Reward, D'son 5.10 3.20 2.60} 6Leo's Yingel, Walsh 5.50 3.590) 2.70} Start good, won ridden out | Also Ran in Order: Dr. P. Mac, Gay! Van, Kingsey, Fieet Gypsy and Steve C, | 4.| Winner, dk 6 or br g, by Eternal Reward) --Wi'd Peach by Reading 2nd. Trainer) W H Moorhead. Pool 46,652 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3000. Allow- ances. Three-year-olds and up, foaled in Canada. About one and one-sixteenth Miles on turf course (5) 5-Latin Artist, Gordon 4-Already Dia, Armstrong 2-Albion Star, Shuk 6.80 3.10 2.30) 3.00 2.20 2.40) | Bonspiel. The Seven-Year Filly | 4-Master Matt H., H'son | Winner, ch g by Europes -- Larking Jean The women gymnasts have been known to set hearts- tumbling. And there is the odd long- legged lass in spiked shoes who sets pulses pounding faster. But when it comes to women shot putters and vol- ley ball players, well, there are some here that even their mothers would admit are not ravishing. They also run heavily to shoulders. ; The best estimate on a healthy Miss from one tiliden- tified Eastern European state produced these vital statis- tics: 58-40-40. The first figure is for the in the lineup. | Meanwhile, Generals came up| with their top effort of the| xhibition series against Mar- lies and indicated they won't be any pushovers in the rough) going Marlies at- Several times And those stainless steel |The first fight ended in a draw| tempted to bange their way to teeth favored by Iron Curtain déntists do not exactly en- hance the over-all aspect. Now, this low-down on pul- _chritade in the sweat socks set has long been hidden in a secret code. Sports writers, all, sort around in their vo- cabularies and comes up with descriptive words for women athletes that do not com- pletely cover the case. Here are some familiar ex- amples, and their real mean- ings: be a girl because the Rus- sians say she is. Pretty -- Nobody has ever actually stepped on her face with a spiked shoe, Lovely --She bathes after every race. Gorgeous--She parked her truck outside. Glamorous--She has had at least one permanent since spring. Vivacious--She speaks Eng- lish. Shy--She doesn't. Oshawa Club's Lady Curlers Meet On Oct. 27 | Since the close of activities) last April, the Ladies' Section of | The Oshawa Curling Club has held two executive meetings, one in May to close off the pre- vious season's business, the other meeting on October 5, to| lay the groundwork for the up-| coming season. Both sessions | date. March 2 and 3. gentlemen | Attractive--Well, she must | and O'Reilly took the decision last time. Many of the Oshawa fans will lalso be watching the Guindon \fight with great care. This bout, lin which he faces Martin Mc- | Neill, will be his toughest so far. O'Conner is making his debut | pected to make a good showin | Tickets for the fights which |will be held 8.30 p.m. Monday, | lin the Lansdowne Club, can be) | bought from members of Osh- jawa Boxing Club, | Swimming Federation | Approves 25 Records TOKYO (AP)--The Interna- |tional Swimming Federation an- nounced Tuesday the recogni- | ton of 2% world records estab- lished since May. American swimmers domin- ated the records with 17, fol- lowed by The Netherlands and |the Soviet Union with three jeach and one each by Britain, |\Canada and France. | *Spiel will be held on February 3, with the General Motors' Two | Day Open moving to a later) Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Carry OSHAWA'S ONLY Master Gunsmith 28 Yeors of Experience OTTO SCHWARTZ 167 Simcoe St. $. Call 723-6921 Custom work, repairs, telescope mounts, re-stocking, re-modeling rifles, shotguns, hand guns. New and used. Ammunition and ec- cessories; Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN were held at the home of the President, Mrs, F. C. Piper. Reports from all committee conveners gave evidence of con- sidered planning throughout the summer months, At the general meeting, called for October 27, these plans will be outlined to the lady members. Opening day for the ladies is expected to be November 2, with a week of "'limbering up" draw games, preceding schedule play. On November 18, The Oshawa Curling Club willl host the Inter- club two-game bonspiel, in which rinks from Port Perry, Whitby, Bowmanville. Oshawa Golf and Oshawa Curling Clubs w ll compete, , November 25 is the date set for the annual One-day Open L-good. won--driving---- nee Also Ran in Order: Royal Maple, A-Top Ruler, Entry Winner, ch ¢ by Tenerani -- Nenuphar by Blue Peter. Trainer L C Cavalaris Jr. Pool 16,005 QuineHa Pool 22,059 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2700. Allow ances. Three-year-olds, About 1 Mile on turf course (7) 4-Playampa, Harrison 6&Gertrude Q, Fitz'ns l-Apache Dancer, Leblanc Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Rip Van Jive, Swiftly Home, Ritter Von Ker, and Men- ote. Winner, b f,. by Hasseyampa -- Small Play by Playdate. Trainer A | Taylor. Pool 41,888 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2700. Aliow-| ances. Three- and four-yeer-olds, One and one-sixteenth Miles ve 6. 4.60 2.80 2.30) 3.90 2.60) 3:10) 310 2.0 1-Blue Sky Law, Leblanc 44 2.6 7-Amajoy, Gomez 2.30 Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Alibhai Forever, \for the Oshawa club and is ex-| Ian 'Young, Oshawa's goaltend- er, but Generals' defence led by |Bobby Orr, allowed them few | liberties. PENALTIES COSTLY | Danny O'Shea notched two| |goals for Oshawa, both in the CLINTON TONIGHT Oshawa Generals Win Over Marlies BLUELINE ' nent players in shots on. two Toronto OD a et DANNY O'SHEA first period on power plays, and erased an earlier goal by Neil Clarke which gave Toronto a 1-0 lead. Bill White, Ron Buchanan and rookie Arnand Giroux 'added single goals for Oshawa. Mike OSHAWA -- goal, Young; de- fence, Beverley, Orr, Roberts, gl Stenkowski and Rod Seil-| Selby game came with 32 saves, half in the final riod as Marlies failed pe Al Go formerly with Kitchener | - ers, has signed Gu League. -- Promi- Oshawa's vic- Bill up to . Generals fired 35 ies, Smith and Jerry Desjardins, altender Wayne wa! a contract w elph Regals in the OHA Sr. BACKACHE? 'FALSE TEETH Many wearers of false teeth have suffered ibarrassment because their plat bled live in fear Just sprinkle a the alkaline (non-acid) your plates. tba a a able. sour. odor breath". Get PASTEETe drug counters everywhere. : not mel" For relief from backache or that That Loosen tired-out feeling I depend on-- Need Not Embarrass it or wob- Do not to Dodds Pills te dropped. P at just the wrong of this little P, , On false teeth lort- Corrigan and Ray Winterstein scored the other Toronto goals. Coach Jim Gregory of Mar- lies, not as optimistic as he) was last season, firmly believes Peterborough and Oshawa will fight it out for the league title. with the other teams for the| remaining positions. The Marlies lost 11 regulars off last year's squad, including such notables as Ron Ellis, | | BAD BOY DEFINITELY SELLS FOR LESS!) 5 Year Guarantee made by Beatty. Free food plan. Free delivery, PRICED FROM FREEZERS -21CU.FT. R.C.A. VICTOR | 3-WAY HOME THEATRE FM/AM Radio, 4 Speed Automatic 88 Changer, 23" TV all in one Walnut . Cabinet, Free Home Service. $479.00 VALUE 23" BIG SCREEN TV Hand wired circuit, full power trans- 1 GG 88 former, Up-front tuning, AGC circuit. . Swin-out chassis, Convectaire Cooling, Fidelity tone audio, system. With trade INCLUDING # weonesbay Lake 9:30 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Everybody Knows the Place---Bad Boy--King St. E. 728-4658-4659 pepe ) % Launch Out, Plentitude end Leader Lane. by Eternal Lark. Trainer L Silvestri. 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