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Ba oo "We won because we were ee the referee, POLICE ACT IN JAPAN 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Aprit 9, 1968 series and we'll have to keep |'a little hungrier than they FAMOUS LAST WORDS ARE on working hard if we hope | were. If we can stay clear of this is the one we wanted Pie A gc a to win, . . injuries we'll take it all... .| to win... . 1964, 2,169 more than: in' 1963, to. di e e ' n Picked "We've bee our sights on | "We played our best defen- | "I'm sticking with the guys |and forced 35 gangs RECAI I ED IN PLAYOFFS winning four games and we | sive game in quite some time. | who got us here. . . haven't changed, .. . It was a real team effort....) "My big dalicuiaades is so By JACK SULLIVAN we get back in our own "We beat him with an easy "They're not so tough. | racked up he should be in F, R. BLAGKo.> 7 : i L Canadian Press Sports Editor | rink... . shot along the ice. I was sur- | We'll show up for the next} hospital, but he's got guts... . Win Amer ican eague These Stanley Cup piagetie "That one could have gone "i when it went ea - ' -- em " ak "Walt'll next year... . OPTOMET RIST le . which the 1964)spot in the NL. was much closer aren't fun any more. | either way... . y guy was screened. He en, there are some more | "They played as if next . Pi ela ge a on sami ox the "fast day of thelover - all. than that. in the| coaches, apart i TOPE |. fekb: Ti stay. with, the,| Maver Rew, Che puck wnt it |) chestamte: year's contracts were on the Johnny Keane and the Cardin-|season after being selected for|younger league. Only 312 points pale geese Jae tae delight- same lineup. ,. . was in the net. "It's tough to play. against | line. : als in the 1964 World Series, are|third in the pre-season poll, hadjout of a 10,000 total separated ful quotes that set them a red to get another crack atja total of 2,189 points while|St. Louis from San Francisco, Pay petal' Keane pr their| Philadelphia had 2,113 and Cin-|picked for fifth. ae ak Sei. Sad K | side--this year. cinnati 2,098. The Giants, fourth last sea-| "toa few years ago, * + * x * * | wr The Yankees were voted into| Votes were counted on' the|son, drew a total of 1,877 points. sports-page readers were sub- a record - shattering sixth)basis of 10 points for first, nine/-The Dodgers, pre - season thiess say- straight American League pen-|for second, etc., down to one|choices last year who wound up eacgolyce dea y £ STAN ST ARR, vie ter ant by a narrow margin injfor 10th. in a tie for. sixth, held fourth] ""?' t . : balloting by 266 sports eeitert The Yankees finished with| piace in the pre-Sandy Koufax ay mae a ae cong iy ? ; and broadcasters in The Associ-|2,400 points, Baltimore 2,340 and] injury poll with 36 first-place as. ated Press' annual pre-season|Chicago 2,240. __ |votes and 1,939 overall. "We're. going to play this é Sees ee In proving the Prognostic®.| Voted into the second divi-' series one game at a time.... , St. Louis received almost asitors correct last year, ,the stan "wire Milwaukee Braves, | vate asert aenk Yel, Bate, uA) slim a margin over Philadel-| Yankees won ~ pogo fd Titisburgh Pirates, Chicag0| those guys lead us 30 in é phia Phillies and Cincinnatijone game over Chicago and two Cubs, Houston Astros and New games, Nis wes Wave some over Baltimore. St. Louis nosed i Pie Yankees, with Keane re-jout Philadelphia and Cincinnati -- Pong davai te. tte surprises for them. placing Yogi Berra as their/by one game each, AT Claveland iediand edged "TI tell you one thing, my, manager, recorded 60 more| If the Cardinals come throug arighesdta aves for tourth club has lots of hustle. points than Baltimore Orioles|as selected, it would mark th place "by 34 points, 1,658 tolAND THERE'S MORE ete cae Chtinals aoe Mily eee goed "at 1,624, Those teams tied for eg Dink Carroll of the Mon- Sater Rea fe cosy aie mugen repeated as pennant place in 1964's final standings. | treal Gazette dug back ~ polled the Phillies by 76 points|winner in the National League.|_ Detroit cg yy a ae 6 ee a te d the Reds by 91. The e paper battle for | the t top) division we A geles, mo} = ot vere eID eee ton, Washington and Kansas) :we had the defence and City following. we skated and the goals OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS The Mets, a perennial last) came. I couldn't ask for much jplace choice, drew the hp as more. ... t--185 for! «We've lost the first one or AGUE This past week saw the end of the| jvotes for any one spo We've los : : RAINBOW BOWLING tire 14/reguier season's: bowling and the follow 110th in the NL. The Athletics! two before and come back... . tie gh You've always wanted to spend a summer on Team Standing -- Green 14, SI Vi its. The four sections winners are) fi Crange, Mores Laige fa haar |S Strike Outs, Joan| ear d 179 for last in the AL. 'Things' iH} be. different | when Rose 11, Gold 10, Beige 10, Maroon 9,|Sandy Ferguson's, Es ete Ce iam 4 Tan'9, Purple 8 Mauve 8, White 6,/Ellis' Flintstones, Faith Young's Lucky) ---- the water, Stan will make it possible. We have Black 6, Pink 6 Brown 6, Blue 6, vel. |Strikes and vonne ar: tf J low 5 and Lime 4 Hards will be batfling for the gent x THE ; ' . High Double -- F. Russell 481 (328);| championship, The otner four teams i FOR 85 boats in stock of every price and style B. Colvin 434, M. Cockerfon 433 (243); i ag ately a aA ged a J LARGEST SELECTION F Peak cea eiscesateanarianate memes Parra sess Shortt 402 (254); M. Luke 415 (238) and O. Rag. poet with total points to count. I'd like: ett . ° 1 citi Single -- 4, Ovens 2a, N- Burnet gomes, Mie Meares thst at Wek imaginable. Yours is here too! Whether you're oO W. Bonnetta. 200 wih tapy winners team. tno romune TROPHIES a fisherman, water skiier or just like the qT ALBERT STREET CHURCH taneous season's play are: The Women's high ay. a /\ er 700 --- Doug. Wilson was erage, Joan Ellis, with 191; Men's - ] ' for the night with 770 (275, 249, 246)7/ average, Jack Goodman, with 224; Wom- j ae FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS . a water, we've got boats for every purpose, Mace Morrison 727 (248' 247, 232) and/en's high triple, Carol Wood, 863; Men's| Mf AND GIFTS ' Clark 711 (281, 220, 210). |high triple, Sam. Plume 860; Men's high, | ee Peer 600 -- Gikn' Maunder 658 (243,|triple with handicap, Nell Daniel, 829; ; : IN EASTERN ONTARIO AL 227); Roger Plancke 653 (285, 207); Bill Women's high triple with handicap, Marg| eam é Bike 647" (247, 202); Gord. Shemilt } . 5 ; Jim Scott 618 (294); Art Ait | Shangraw 747; Women's high single, i i rf The "i ' 12 Ft, Ca T Al i r Top Aluminum man 606 (238, 231); Stan Gray 246; Ed.) Yvonne Marshall 298; Men's high single,| 2 Holland 226, ma Eric a a al Robert Ellis 356; Women's high single GF - BD 356 Dean Ave., -- ert Jacklin Gor Paace 'Gae Clark 203, and Walter Tippett 200. with handicap, Marilyn Burns 310; and ~ oe ree F b Th PLUS Lasies 'over 700--Beverley Jacklin was|Men's high single with handicap,. Elmer | Bus, 723-3961 Ras. 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