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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 9, 1964 "HELPED TURN TABLE ON THE CARDS Fay York Yankees' Phil Mel Stottlemyre, pose in the Linz (te) and their pitcher, dressing room, flor they hed SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ALL TIED UP! That's the situation in the 1964 World Series, following the first two games played in the ball yard of the National League winners. N.Y. Yankees came up with a championship brand. performance yesterday. They fielded well, they had next-to-sensational pitching from Me! Strottle- myre and most important of all they bunched their its when they would do the most good. Yankees got the big blows from the right men in the right spot and that was .the difference. We enjoyed the Joe Pepitone incident at the plate. Yesterday, they ran a picture to try and prove that umpire Bill McKinley had biew one at first base. Yesterday, if he did -- it was the same gent-in-blue, but this time, his decision favored the Yankees. At this distance, with only a TV reproduction as a guide, we really haven't much ground to stand on -- but we got to thinking, if it was the third strike and Pepitone swung at it -- (the doubtful part) -- why wasn't he called out ? It was mighty confusing -- especially when McKinley (so they reported) said the ball struck Pepitone on the right leg -- while Pepitone insisted the ball did hit him -- but it. was the left leg. Cards insisted that the ball ticked Pepitone's bat, before it struck him. This would have made it a foul ball -- and no out". AT ANY RATE, the teams get a rest today and then they go back at it, in Yankee Stadium on Saturday. This makes it @ 3-out-ol-5 series, from this point, so the tension will increase and we are apt to see some lively action, not just°on the dia- mond, but from the sidelines. Meanwhile, the NHL All-Star game is scheduled for Saturday night, with Stanley Cup champions, Toronto Maple Leafs, taking on the pick of the rest. This makes the Thanksgiving week-end loom as a turn- ing point. They'll come close to settling the World Series in baseball, this week-end, but in the meantime, the National Hockey League's All-Star game will have been played and the 1964-65 Stanley Cup season will be under way. BRIGHT BITS: If you are a football (rugby) fan, better take a stroll down to the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium tonight. They've got three games scheduled, starting at 4:30 P.m., with the local Secondary Schoo! "Collegiate" teams sup- plying the entertainment -- and it's good... . BROOKLIN CONCRETES open their All-Ontario Intermediate "C" finals against Capreol, at Brooklin Park, tomorrow night at 7:30 e'clock and they go again at one o'clock on Sunday after- noon ... OSHAWA GENERALS are in action tonight, when they open their OHA Junior "A" schedule, at Niagara Falls, They are in Montrea! on Scie night to play Junior Cana- diens and then on Tuesday, the local hockey fans get their chance, with Montreal's Junior Habs playing back here against the Generals, on Tuesday night, at Bowmanville Arena. _ _WOODBINE RACE RESULTS | played leading roles yester- hcg in leading Yankees to an victory over St. Louis Sereeuisie even up the World Series at one win apiece. Stottlemyre, a rookie | right-hander, held the Cards to seven hits over the full | route, Linz cracked a homer, | besides playing a sparkling game at shortstop CLIP THIS OUT Genera! Fri, at Niagara 6un., Oct. Montrea Oct. als @ AT GENERALS. Sun., Oct. 1 GENERALS, 'Toronto. Tues., AT GENERALS. Tues., AT GENERA LS. Thuts., Nov. 5--Generals a GENERALS. 6un., Nov. Montreal. Tues., Nov, 10--ST, CATHAR- INES AT GENERALS. Peterborough. chener, Tues., Nov, FALLS AT GENERALS, Fri., Nov. Niagara Fails. Tues., Nov.: 24 -- PETER BOROUGH AT GENERAL: §, Thurs., Sun., Nov. Kitchener, GENERALS, Sat; Dec. 5 NIAGARA | FALLS AT GENERALS Sun., Dec. 6--Cenenwls at Catharines, Tues., Dec. & PETER BOROUGH AT GENERALS Fri., Dec, L--Generals mM SIDELIGHTS FROM TOKYO TOKYO (AP) Ticket scalpers are asking as much as $500 for choice seats near Japan's Emperor Hinohito atthe apening Olympic ceremony Satur- day. ° The asking price for a seat clase by Aveny Brun- dage of the United States, president of the Intermna- tional Olympic Committee, is $250. TOKYO (AP) -- For ra- dio and television broad- casters, the 1964 Olympics will be a tongue-twisting nightmare, Among the 8,000 com- petitors are athletes named Adclfina Tkacikova, Zofi Szchesniewska, Pana- ghiotis Koulingas, Bohum- ita Rimnacova, Jarosiava Sedlackova and Odissefs Eskitzogiou. TODA, Japan Russia's sculling Vyacheslav Ivanov, who is favored to win his third Olympic gold medai at the 1964 games, got bad news today, The new British-built scull Ivanov planned to use in the Olympic regatta next (AP) Niagara Falls, Sun., Dec. 13--Genenals Toronto, -- , Dec, 15--ST RINES AT GENERALS, Sat., Dec. 19---HAMILTON AT GENERALS Sun., Dec. 20--Generals Hamilton. at| | at 'OLD COUNTRY SOCCER 11--Generais at Oct, 1$-MONTREAL at St, ves, Oct? 20--TORONTO AT Sun., Oct .25--Generais at Oct. 27--KITCHENER 31--Generals at 3--HAMILTON Hamilton. Sat., Nov, 7--MONTREAL AT 8--Generals at Thurs., Nov. 12--Generals at Sun., Nov, 15--Generals at Kit- 17--NIAGARA 20--Generals at Nov, 26--Generats at 20--Generala at Tues., Dec, 1TORONTO AT CATHA:| Games Home And Away, Sun., Dec. 27--Generais Montreal. 7 Dec. 29--TORONTO AT Generals. Fri., Jan. 1--KITCHENER AT GENERALS. Sat.. Jan. 2--Generals at Peterboroug h. Tues, Jan, 5 -- NIAGARA FALLS AT GENERALS. Fri., Jan8--Generals at Kitchener. Sat,, Jan. 9-MONTREAL AT GENERALS. Tues., Jan. 12--KITCHENER AT "GENERALS, Set, Jan, 16 PETER BOROUGH AT GENERALS. Sun., Jan, 17.-- Generals at Toronto Tues., Jan. 19~HAMLLTON AT GENERAL, 'sues., Jan, 26 --~ PETER BOROUGH AT GENERALS, Fri, Jan, 2--Generals at Niagara Falls, 6un., Jan, al- Hamilton Tues, Feb, 2----KITCHENER AT GENERALS Fri., Feb, 5---Cenerals Montreal fium., Web. 7 Catharines Tues, Feb, 0 AT GUNIERALS fiat, Feb. t at t Ajenerals at al Generals at 6t HAMILTON NIAGARA| 'Tuos., Web, 1TORONTO AT GHUNERALS Thurs, Web, 1t--enerals at! leterborough fun., Web, 21--Generals at &. Catharines, Tuen,, Keb NINES AT Sun Feb Toronto Tues., Mar, 2---MONTREAL AT GENERALS. Sat, Mar, 6 -- ST. CATHA- RINES AT GENERALS. Sun., Mar, 7 -- Generals at Kitchener. |GAME TIMES Tuesdays, 8 p.m.; Saturdays, | 7 p.m. New Year's Day, 7 | p.m, 25--ST. CATHA- GENERAIS. 28---Generals at | | | | | By M. McINTYRE HOOD British soccer teams have) made quite a good start in the opening series of games with! | European clubs. In the European Cup Win- ners competition, West Ham United, winners of the English Cup last season, squeezed through to the second round by an aggregate of 2-1 over La Gantnoise, the Belgian cup hold. ers. In the first game, played in Belgium, West Ham took a 1-0 lead on the series. The return match at Upton Park was a grim duel, with the teams com- ing off the field at the close with a 1-1 score, which left the Londoners one goal ahead. week at the Toda rowing course 10 miles north of Tokyo was damaged in transport. The scull suffered two big cracks in the bulls while be- ing shipped from London to Yokohama board a Russian liner. Ivanoy discovered the damage when the scull neached Today three-year-cids and up, fosied fn | Convade, 7 furlongs (4). 2-Werrtors Day, Fimons 3.50 1-Mornins' Mornin, D'tach 4Winisteo, Parsons 2.10 2.10| 2.30 he | Also Ran in Order: Top T oggery. Winner, G by Whirling Home -- Chail Amaze, by Chal'edon, Trainer, J, Starr, Pool 15,210. Quinella Pool $19,198. QUINELLA, 2 AND 1, PAID $7.10 SEVENTH RACE ~~ ok b or br iniater, Dfech 3.30 3.00 2.70| 7 PIV" Dodi, Persons FIRST RACE = Puree S10. Cate rivet Mi ing, two-year-old maidens, 7 furlongs (12)|2Fleld Triel, Shuk 12-Jarnie oe Shuk 5.90 4.0 4.00| &Blue Sol, Stadnyk 6. 6Royel B %H 16.90) Also Ran in Sree M8 aga Power VeLucky png Fit; 6.90) Pector, Sky pene Alse Ren in Order: irish Joe, rica | i zenetes a hntohy's Image. Tony's Count, No Kidding, Devid's|A--A, C, Thistle entry. : Dog Flyer, Brief Wind, Tenwood, Aged Dust, | Mount Market, and Guest Rpesker. | Winner, b (, by Sea Char, Seascope, In the Inter-cities Fairs Cup, Glasgow Celtic eliminated | Leixoes, winners of the Portu- | gal Cup last season, by an gregate count of 4-1. In the first game, played in Portugal, the result was a 1-1 draw. Celtic, | West Ham And Celtics -- Win In European Play | however, showed much better form in the return game at Parkhead, and won by a score of 3-0, which was the mangin|, by which they went into the second round. Cork Celtic were not so for- tunate in their European Cup Winners Competition round with Slavjia of Sofia. The Bire| team drew the first game at Sofia 1-1, but in the retum game at Cork, they went down to a 20 defeat to give up any further interest in the competi-| tion. Liverpool are gradually re-| turning to the form which en- abled them to win the English League championship last sea- |son, and beat Sheffield United by \3-1, This win, however, gives Liverpool only 10 points from nine games played, and that is| ag-|far below championship form. They are now seventh from the! bottom of Division 1. Glasgow Rangers had a nar-| 'HAVE YOUR WINT For a campany that you can rely on for quality workmanship it's 'i GENERAL C | | Specializing in; -- CHIMNEY INSULATING TUCK POINTING "BRICK LAYING -- ONTRACTORS | OSHAWA 2 _PAINTING --__ CEMENT WORK ROOFING GENERAL REPAIRS WATER PROOFING VALLE AT GENERALS, } SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" League Schedule -- Oshawa Generals ys Niagara Falls Flyers, at Niagara Falls, 8.00 p.m, FOOTBALL COSSA Oshawa Secondary Schools Schedule. O'Neill CVI Juniors vs McLaughlin CVI Jun- iors, at Mc Collegiate, 4.15 p.m.; Donevan CI Juniors vs Central Cl Juniors, at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 4.30 p.m.; Donevan CI Seniors vs Central Cl Seniors, at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 6,00 p.m. and O'Neill CVI Sen- "|lors vs McLaughlin CVI Seniors, at Kinsmen Stadium, 8.00 p.m, SATURDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL , we 'C" Championship Finals-- Capreol vs Brooklin Concretes at Brooklin Community Park, 7,0 p.m.; let game of 2-out-of-3 serlen, BASEBALL Kastern Ontario Senior Base- on League Championship Vinals -- Oshawa Merchants vs. Ajax Merchants, at Ajax, 2.00 p.m.; Sth and deciding game of herles. | Sensiaet When? vet By THE CANADIAN PRESS The greatest crowd to that date to watch an indoor la- crosse game, 10,000 fans saw Orillia Terriers defeat Vancouver North Shore In- dians 20-9 to win the Mann Cup and the Canadian senior lacrosse championship, 26 years ago tonight--in 1938. Orillia took the series three games to one. row 1-0 win over St. Johnstone, for only their second win in six games. Rangers, last year's champions, now have six points but are well down in the bot- }tom half of the League table. Meanwhile, Kilmarnock, with |six straight wins, have not lost |a point,-and are on top with 12 points, Hearts of Edinburgh be- ing close behind with 11 points. Morton, promoted last season, are making quite a dash in the first division, and are in third place with nine points, and are undefeated. Apart from Kilmarnock, the only British team to have taken full points in all their games so far is Bradford, with six suc- cessful victories and 12 points 2 lead the English fourth divi- sion, OABA All-Ontario Intermedi-|~-- so ) Likes Team But Thinks Medals Beyond Reach TOKYO (CP) -- Swimming coach Howard Firby of Vancou- ver said Thursday Canada has its strongest swimming team in Olympic history but a had- dozen other countries likely will pick up the gold medals. 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