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cee OSS By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' » YESTERDAY was a big day in the local sports whirl, "with Oshawa teams scoring victories in all the major 3 games, except--one. Lone losers in the Wednes- 'he y report were the Junior Legionnaires, who scored five runs in the first inning at Leaside's Talbot Park last night "put still lost their league schedule game to Richardson's Sports, 12-10. Most exciting win was by Tony's, who came from behind a 2-0 deficit to finally tie New Toronto in the 8th "inning and then the Oshawans took the Beaches League ver- dict in the bottom of the ninth inning. The winning run was produced when catcher Vern Walker retrieved "Barney" Old- field's bunt, just in front of the plate, then threw the ball high to first, for a three-base error and Oldfield came home with the winning run when pinch-hitter Dave Kelly "fouled four pitches in succession and then drilled a single out through the middle of the diamond. In lacrosse action, Green Gaels romped to another win, in Etobicoke and at home (Whitby Arena) the Brooklin seniors defeated Bramp- ton, in their key game. Oshawa Juvenile - Juniors won the first game of the new County League schedule, MAIN ATTRACTION around these parts yesterday was the big monster track and field meet at Alexandra Park, an- nual Oshawa Public Schools' "Games." They had a crowd of over 3,000 on hand. They had a total of 48 events, in addition to numerous heats in the sprints, divided into classes, Novice, Bantam, Junior, Intermediate and Senior. In all, there were almost 500 competitors -- truly a monster sports day and a big thrill for all who took part, especially the winners. The youngsters gave it everything they had too -- one girl col- lapsed at the finishing line, but quickly revived. Two new records were set, Frank Sawyer of King St. School, set a new mark in the boys' senior high jump and in the girls' senior high jump, Marilyn McKinley of College Hill boosted the record. Most interesting story of the day, in our opinion, conrerned Elaine Ford, of the Vincent Massey school. Elaine, of Intermediate age, was rated as a substitute, for her school, in the Inter. 100-yard dash event. The school didnt' have any senior girls for the senior 100-yard dash, so Elaine was entered in the event. She won it! SOFTBALL fans are reminded that there's another City and District Major League doubleheader at Alexandra Park this evening, starting at 6.15 o'clock and a single game 'on Friday night, 8.00 o'clock. There is also a.game in Brooklin tomorrow night, under the lights. Saturday night, at Alexan- dra Park, Oshawa "Bad Boys", currently' leading the City and District league race, with five wins and only one de- feat, will be hosts to Burlington Legionnaires, in an exhibi- tion game, starting at eight o'clock. Legionnaires | Orioles, Yankees Lose Wild One Take Tyke Games Led by the two-hit pitching of Oshawa Legionnaires came|Horuzey, Orioles, Wednesday out on the short end of a free- hitting Leaside Junior Baseball League game last night, played at Talbot Park, in Leaside, when 4 Toronto Richardson's Sports| Botulenko was the big man nosed out the Oshawa Juniors|@t the plate for the losers, 12-10. jbelting a pair of round trip- Oshawa got the game off on|Pers, while Sparks was the big its wide-open tempo when they)man in the game defensively, opened with a five-run splurge|Making six unassisted put-outs in their first inning, with Ted|at first base. Lutton, Tony Jones, Dave Kitch-| In other Tyke action, Yankees ell and Eric Peterson getting|downed Indians 12-6, with win- four-straight singles, then Rod|ning pitcher. Andy Maykut, giv- Williams was hit by a pitched|ing up just four hits. ball. With one out, Murray God-| Maykut fanned five and walk- Association Tyke action. Botu- lenko took the loss for Tigers. PORTS MENU DOWN BRAMPTON By CLIFF GORDON Like "Old Man River" ning games. They won thei by Arena, as they handed th siors a 10-5 setback, before 65' cheering fans. Once. again the tremendou goal-tending of 'Pat" Rosetown. crew. Baker believable. He would appea dirt. The big the same number of assists. | The Oshawa decision, Three players scored the bulk with Jim} team with |six. Higgs also added one assist. Clayton and Ross Jones leach picked up five goals and of Oshawa's | Higgs goals, leading the |Phil jone assist. | Other Gael scorers were Fred |Greenwood with three, Dwight Gaylord Powless and Davies, \John Davis with a pair and |Brian Thompson, Don Stinson jand Ken Thompson with singles. |Ken Thompson added _eight as- night edged Tigers 86 in Osh-|sists' to his total while Davis awa Legion Minor Baseball | ot up six goals. Morrison and Cherevaty net- ted two apiece for the losers while Moore, Bennett, Suggatts and Goghill counted one each. The contest was a close af- fair for one period of play as Gaels came out of the first frame leading 5-4.. But the middle period saw the visitors outscore Etobicoke 15-1 to t outscore Etobicoke 15-1 to take a 20-5 lead. before wrapping it up in the third, Total shots on goal were 70-42 for the winners. Brooklin Makes It Nine Wins In-A-Row the Brooklin Sr, Lacrosse Club just keeps rolling along -- and win- ninth-in-a-row last night at Whit- second place Brampton Excel- Baker, who has to be rated the best in Eastern Canada, was the stum- bling block for the fired-up made saves that bordered on the un- well out of position to make a play and still would come up with the ball, just when it would appear to be headed for pay big guns of the Brooklin team continued to roll as cap- tain Glen Lotton came up with a four-point night, on two goals}; } and as many assists. Grant Hef- -- fernan and Bob Hanna also had four-point nights, with the same marks of a pair of goals and Don Craggs who continues to/Brampton hold his two-goals-a-game pace,|back and tied the score, It Green Gaels Score Win Over Etobicoke Squad Green , Gaels |held back for one period and then turned on the heat to blast |Etobicoke Terriers 28-8. for the eighth straight OLA Junior 'A' Tony's Edge New Toronto Via Winning Run In 9th » A good utility man is always|In fact after the game, he was hard to find, especially one of|talking about quitting. Tony's re- the calibre of Dave Kelly. Kelly,|lief ace, Bev Smith took over in a 27-year-old, who excels as althe fourth and hurled shutout pinch-hitter, utility infielder and|ball the rest of the way, for his last night at Alexandra Park, in/third win. coming off .the bench, to help| Bob Booth drove in Jack Arm- Oshawa Tony's to a comeback|strong. with a mammoth triple 3-2 win over Toronto Melo-Ripe,|to narrow the gap 2-1 in bottom in Beaches Major Fastball League action. Kelly who has play softball and baseball since he was seven, is a good man to' have around, Coach "Rich" March of Tony's, who is set in his starting line- up, likes Kelly around. 'He's sort of the Billy Harris of our club," quipped March after Kelly broke the 2-2 tie and kept Tony's in contention for first place, "Kelly plays every- where and does it well," added March, "and I know every coach in the loop would Hke one just like him." Kelly, as a pinch-hitter, drove in the winningrun in the 9th, "Barney" Oldfield, lead of the inning with a bunt and arrived on third base via the catcher's throwing error into rightfield, trying to nip him at the gate- way éack. Up came Kelly, with Oldfield in scoring position and none out stood at two-all, heading into the second period. Just what co&'ch Crawford did or said to his charges at the end of the. first period, we do not know, but it must have taken a good hold on the local fellows, They came _ storming out, rough-and-running and held the Escelsiors well in check for the entire period. What shots did get by the defence were well-handled by goalie Baker. At the other end of the rink, John Jefferson, who played the first two periods, was not enjoy- ing the goings on nearly as well. He was bombarded with shot- after-shot. One even got him right on the top of the head and appeared to take a toll on the big fellow; as he retired at the end of the second period and still complained of feeling dizzy and leg-weary after the game, In the meantime, the Brooklin team had pumped home six goals in the second period and had the game well in hand Going into the third and final had two and one assist for his night's 'tireless efforts. Don Bruce, who opened the scoring for Brooklin, and. Doug Vipond, r|who got the 10th goal of the game for the 'Good Guys", ejeach had aces, Don Arthurs, who won the 0;Senior scoring championship last season, got-loose for a pair sjof goals in the final period. John Ford, Wayne Thompson and Bruce Wanless each added singletons, A total of 30 penalties was handed out as the fellows really mixed it up. Brampton drew 17, rjincluding majors ot Bruce Wan- less and Bill Castator, miscon- ducts to John McCauley and a misconduct and game miscon- duct to rough-and-rugged Gor- die Thompson. ps Brooklin picked up a total' of 13 penalties, including majors to Harold Stevenson and Doug plate in 8th to tie it. Booth reached base on an error, moved to second on Neil "Butch" Mc- Mahon's infield hit and then Booth raced home on Ron EI- liott's hit. McMahon and Armstrong headed Tony's 9-hit attack with two safe blows each. For Melo- Ripes, Bill Hudgins and Wayne) Gordoneer each had three safe- ties, as the visitors outhit Tony's| 10-9... | TONY'S TALES -- In other league action Reno Pettenuzzo whiffed 20 batters and tossed a two-hitter, as Richmond Hill Tom Hughes Shells whipped Seven-Up Shopsy 9-2. The Shells and Tony's are-still tied for top| spot with 14 points each, how- ever Richmond Hill folds a full game in hand, Winner of the lucky attendance prize was Don Dixon of Oshawa, ' MELO-RIPE -- Partney, ss,| The first period Was very close with first one team scoring and then the other. Brooklin twice * . . »|Kelly delivered in a big w. MeComb, |b, Goose: f, Hug- to h the Period, Brooklin nursed a big g way, ¢ F; 4 n, rf, Hug held the nia batted Hath 8-2 lead and they appeared con-|lining a sharp single to win the|gins, 3b, Causey, 2b, Bellamy,| tent to make the Brampton team|#ame ef, Gordoneer, If, Zabatiuk, p, lcome to them, As a result, the) Marler Melo-Tipe built up a! Walker, p, Rose Towners did just that, Ar-|2-0 lead behind the stout piteh-) TONY'S -- Sneddon, Ib, 0'Con- thurs, their scoring ace, came|ing of eventual loser Moe Zaba-/nor, 3b; Armstrong, 2b, Booth, up with a pair before Hanna and|tiuk. Hits by Bill Hudgins andjc, McMahon, cf, Elliott, rf,| Doug Vipond got their third por-|Greg Causey scored a run injSuddard, If, Oldfield, ss, Grier,| iod markers, coming at 17,07|the Ist. The other crossed the|p, Smith, p in 4th, Kelly, phi and 19,46 and were the first|Plate in the 4th with hits bylin 9th. goals that Kitte who replaced|Wayne Gordoneer, Vern Walker RHE Jelferson had allowed, With|@nd Norm Partney, Melo-Ripe 100100 000 210 2 several contests, had fewer pen juat seven seconds to go Wan Big Bob Grier started for Tony's 000 100 011 3 9 2 | alties than the opposition, being less beat Baker from close in to|Tony's and seemed to have) WP -- Bev Smith. LP -- Moe) assessed 37 minutes to _ complete the scoring, |trouble getting out of trouble.|Zabatiuk. coke's 48, Clayton and Chere!" jug TALKING ,.. On Sat-/In the last two appearances| Umpires ~ George Campbell vaty were each sent to the pen; alty box with five-minute jmajors for fighting. GAEL GAB Mery Marshall played an- other fine game in. net making several]: unbelievable saves, urday night, the Brooklin team will travel to. Huntsville to tan gle with the Hawks, in quest of their 10th win in a row... It should be an interesting affair, as the Hawks are still smarting Grier has looked ineffective| (plate), Norm O'Reilly and) 4 3 ~--~--~|Charlie March (bases). | lin Arena will not be ready until | early in July. , . It had been LAY OWN LINE | hoped to have the game in the| South Africa proposes to lay) new Oshawa Arena but plansjits own undersea telephone from the defeat handed them|for that Marshall also picked up a pair by the locali here last week. . ne le pool appear to have rt OP apa at a cost of of assists. Coach Bishop said|Gien Lotton was once again|---- aie ics after the game that his team sharp around the net as was had turned in a fine perfor-|; mance, but he will still set the es pee go cag oe boys through a practice tonight/tence for jab-checking youthful at the Civic Auditorium. --_/Jim Hinkson of the Brooklin The Oshawans are preparingiteam . . . He is not usually for a home game this coming|that type of player . . . Gordie Monday against the same Eto-/Thompson was his old self in bicoke Terriers. llast night's game and lasted juntil the 11,11 mark: of the sec- ond period before getting the Huntsville Jrs. ir coc Visit Whitby down on this fellow, as he is do- By CLIFF GORDON ing nothing to add to the game of lacrosse .. . At time of writ- Whitby Lasco Steelers of the OLA Jr. B league will be at ing, itis not known just where or when the game scheduled for home tonight to the Huntsville Teen Town Jr. B team in what One of Canada's 3 Great, Whiskies PROUDLY EXPORTED of 4th. Another run crossed the} June 26 between the Hawks and should be one of the best Junior frey kept the rally rolling, with his single and that ended Rick Foley's stay on the mound, Jim Bannatyne taking over. Legionnaires got a run in the second, one in the third and three in the eighth inning, to complete their total. Jerry Nek- kers tripled in the third to start ed six en route to the verdict. D. Rundle took the loss, strik- the Brooklin team will be played . . The Whitby Arena is book- games in the Whitby Arena, this year. Oshawa, for the first time in ing out six and walking six be- ore being relieved by David Smith in the third inning. Dave Kadoski was the big man at the plate for the win- ners with a pair of hits, while| Harrison got two for the losers. | off that inning. In the fifth, with two out, Jones singled and John Fair pinch-hitting for Mitchell,| _ homered. Then Peterson walked, | stole second and scored later on Godfrey's hit. | But Oshawa didn't do any- \ thing at the plate in the last three innings, except load the bases on three walks in the 8th --and still failed to score. | Jerry Nekkers pitched for Oshawa, until the fifth inning. Richardson's scored five runs in the 4th, on two walks, two errors and three hits, including John Gartley's homer. They bombed Nekkers again in the fifth, with four singles, for a total of three more runs and Malcolm Hovey replaced Nekkers on the mound. Hovey was wild, with a wal and hit batter, and then gave up two hits, in the sixth, for} three more runs and Bob Lock- ett replaced him on ¢he mound, | to finish it out. In al}, Richard-) son's had a dozen hits for a dozen runs with John Banna- tyne having three, to set the pace. Lutton, Jones and Pat Waters each had a pair for Oshawa as did Barry Wilkins, Sam Glover and Bill Foley, of the winners. Jay Cees Win Over People's © Oshawa Jay Cees nosed out) People's Clothing 3-2, last night at Alexandra Park, in one of the} best Juvenile Softball League) games of the season. Dave Leaming, pitching for Jay Cees, gave up six hits but/ managed to hold People's to! only one scoring inning, the fifth when B. Myers opened with a single. R. Bilinski was safe on an error, with one out and D. Hudgin's timely double scored both of his mates. The losers had three hits and loaded the bases in the sixth in- ning, but failed to score. Myers: with two of his team's six hits, was best for People's but Leam- ing's 10 strikeouts and his good defence, meant the verdict. Jay Cees got two runs in the first on doubles by McQuade and Willoughby, plus a passed ball. The winning run came in the third when Terry McQuade) opened with a double and scored later on an error and passed ball. RONALD W. BILSKY, o.c. | CHIROPRACTOR /| 100 King Sf. E. -- acacined 4 fh To Bantam Pirates' cesday night in an Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Associa-|fan tion Bantam contest played at) Gibbs picked up the win. Kinsmen Stadium, Wayne Blanchard picked up| kers allowed just four hits, but Auto Workers were aided by and issuing no walks while strik-|four Duraclean errors and two ing out 16 batters. Joe Nekkers|timely singles by Neil Okis, the win, allowing only four hits pitched a five-hitter but had to| take the loss. Giants were leading the game|tion 12-10, macking out three singles and a triple for the winners. Kessock led Jubilee in the field the verdict. |making three spectacular catch- Bantam game,/es. Leading hitter for the losing f Astros 12-2, with|team was Percher, with a single|comfortable position of having| until the eighth inning when a/S double by Monty Rose drove in a pair of runs to give Pirates In another Mets bombed Bill Prentice pitching a five-|and a double. hitter and belting a pair of! homers. Dave Bracken also had|for the victory while Powless) and Wayne | took the loss. Tutin went four for four. Joe|-- a round-tripper No-Hit Pitching For Auto Workers sier combined to pitch a no-hit: cue Fee bed ov Workers |Credit Union Tuesday night, as Baseball Squeaker |. bombed Duraclean 10-0 in |Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association Pee Wee action at Pirates edged Giants 3-2 Wed-| Alexandra Park. Jubilee outlasted Police Associa-| of late. ed for that night and the Brook- The Huntsville team downed| the locals 'in their first league} game up in Huntsville by an 18-) 11 score. The Steelers are de-| termined to make amends for that one. | Manager Frank Wilbur re-) ports his team is ready and) waiting for the northern team and is sure they can come up} with a winning combination if! the fellows play up to par. | | Coach Jim Hinkson and man-| The two pitchers combined to|ager Wilbur will be looking for nine Duraclean batters. Bobby Gibbs and David Tes- Losing pitcher, George Nek- with the Gaels. been bothered with his bad leg,| that he broke late in the year) jlast season, but appears to be running very well in practices In another Pee Wee game, Manager Wilbur expects to go with Stan Abbott in goal for to-| night's game. He played the sec-| ond period of the game in Osh- awa the other night and looked very good. The Steelers are in a} with Rusty Seton Les |two fine goalies in Abbott and| Brian Paul was given credit|Brian Bremner, Game time for tonight's en- counter is slated for 8.30. Hucock took the loss for Astros. Pee Wee Verdicts To DeGrays, Dairy The first and second place) teams downed the bottom two clubs Wednesday night in Osh- awa Minor Lacrosse Association Pee Wee League games. Kelly Degrays downed Westmount Kiwanis 5-1, while undefeated Oshawa Dairy outscored John- ny's Pals 7-2. 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