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6 THE OSHAWA: TIMES, Fridey, June 25, 1965 ISPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' LACROSSE FANS, and right now this city has a huge contingent of same, not to mention the loyal followings enjoyed by both the Whitby Junior "B" and Brooklin's Senior '"'A" teams, have a chance to see the undefeated Brooklin senior squad add to their win total, when they play Huntsville, here at the Oshawa Children's Arena to- "morrow night. They're putting a new floor in the Brooklin Community Arena and they had hoped to have it ready for Saturday night's schedule fixture, however, this didn't pan out. Brooklin has been playing their home games to date, in the Whitby Arena, but on the assumption that Brooklin would be in their own box, the Whitby Arena was rented for tomorrow night, several weeks ago. Oshawa's Civic Audi- -torium was also unavailable, so arrangements were made to "Splay the game here, in the Oshawa Children's Arena. It's "an 8:30 o'clock attraction and should draw very well, since the Huntsville roster includes several former members of 'the Oshawa Green Gaels, while the powerful Brooklin club, 'so far making a runaway of the OLA Senior "A" race, is already looming as the team to represent the East this year in the Mann Cup finals. Other than the odd exhibition game, 'local sport fans haven't had a chance to see a senior brand "lacrosse game in Oshawa, since Oshawa Arena burned down. "Green Gaels are drawing an average of 1,000 fans per game, "according to coach Jim'Bishop. Many of these rooters will «no doubt take in the Brooklin-Huntsville game here tomor- row night, They'll have a chance to compare the dazzling "speed and "running game" employed by Green Gaels to the more methodical but certainly much sterner brand found in the senior ranks. SPORTS CHIPS -- Port Credit Sailors moved into third 'place in the OLA Senior circuit, with a win over St. Cath- "arines Athletics, last night ... WHITBY'S Lasco Steelers made it a bad night for St. Kitt's in general, whipping their 'Junior. "B" team, in .their meeting at Whitby Arena ... "CITY AND DISTRICT doubleheader action at Alexandra Park last night, saw Bad Boys break a 1-1 deadlock with Merchants, via two runs, both scored on a wild pitch and a passed ball, after there were two out. Ouch--that smarts! In the other half of the twin-bill, Gale's Lumber produced some new lumber in their hitting bats, to defeat Scugog Cleaners 10-3... GALES. play the Bad Boys here at Alex- andra Park tonight while Scugog Cleaners play in Brooklin . .. HUNGARIA defeated Polonia, in their Oshawa soccer Jeague tilt at Kinsmen Stadium last night . ALEX DONALDSON reports in that he already has 12 entries, from all over the province, for the annual All-Ontario Junior Softball Tournament, here in Oshawa on July 10. MORE OF SAME -- The UAW Picnic softball tourna- ment final will be one of the main sports attractions in the huge variety of activities being contested in the annual pic- nic, at Lakeview Park tomorrow. The ball final is sched- led for three o'clock ... THE LOWLY A'S from Kansas City defeated Yankees yesterday but the big game in the . ecsmingees ear eg sameeren wii. congenic oe cepa aR Ne Bad Boys And Win In Doubleheader Cheeseman doubled. While War- ren Wills, who had pitched quite well up to this point, was issu- ing a walk to George Brabin,| he did it via wild pitches, which saw both Solomon and Cheese- man cross the plate. In the 8th, solid hits by Melnick, Ruth and March scored the final run for Bad Boys. Wills fanned eight but gave up a dozen hits. Sslomon had a double and three singles to pace the win- ners' attack while Snow and Melnick had two hits apiece. MERCHANTS -- Burke, 2b; Wright, 1b; Hall, rf; Varga, 3b; Worden, ss; Bryan, c; Boivin, lf and c; Seneco, cf; Wills, p; Solomon, If and cf; Tutak, ef in 6th; Whiteley, batted in 9th. Frank Varga poled one to| BAD BOYS --, Ruth, cf; open the 7th inning, tying the|March, 3b; Solomon, 2b; score at 1-1. Peters recoyered|Cheeseman, ss; Brabin, If; after that however and fanned|Snow, rf; Reeson, 1b; Melnick, six more batters in the last|c; Peters, p. three frames, for a fine total of, GALE'S DUMP CLEANERS 17 strikeouts. In the second game, Gale's Bad Boys won the game on|/Lumber jumped into an early a letdown. With two out in the|three-run lead in the first in- 7th, Solomon singled and then|ning and. then went on to win McKeen's Extend | Auto Body Wins In the Oshawa City. and Dis- trict Softball Association's doubleheader at Alexandra Park last night, Bad Boy Appli- ances defeated Oshawa Mer- chants 4-1, in the first half of the bill while Gale's Lumber turned back the Scugog Clean- ers 10-3, in the nightcap. The first game was a real ding-dong battle for six innings, with pitcher Dan Peters open- ing the third inning with a two- bagger and scoring on Sol- omon's two-bagger, after two out, for the first run of the game. In the meantime, Peters mowed down the Merchants, giving up only three scattered hits in the first six frames and fanning 11 batters. \JR. 'B' LACROSSE Gale's By CLIFF GORDON -- LR SNE ER RRR ge Pe RO NET Whitby Lasco Steelers Defeat St. Catharines Tom Hopgood, Ken Thornton, Markham were scheduled to|epening game and as a result open here but had trouble get-| the East York Mohawks took up ting enough players for the| the challenge. 10-3, staging a big four-run out- burst in the fifth, to sew it up. With two out in the first in- ning, Ian MacNamee walked "Red" McDermaid and then Palmer Knight was safe on an infield error. Reg Hickey and Joe Piontek followed with back- to-back singles, to make it a three-run rally. Two errors and a wild pitch gave Gale's their fourth run, in the second stanza. In the fifth inning, Bob Keenan opened with a single. Knight singled with one out then Hickey doubled and Pion: tek singled. A throwing error Whitby Lasco Steelers, of the Ontario Jr. "B" Lacrosse League, came up with a fine running and sharp - shooting game last night, as they whip- ped St. Catharines 17-8, at the Whitby Arena. The win was the second of the week for the men of manager Wilbur and the team's fourth win in six starts. They are making a determined bid to catch the front-running Hunts- ville Teen Towners. The Steelers got off to a rath- er slow start in the first period, followed, then an_ infield out, as they were somewhat tense against the highly - rated St. Keith Moore, Gary Mordon, Stan Ignatezyk and Lou Pol- grabia each had singles, JUST TALKING -- Brian Bremner was between the pipes for the Steelers last night and looked very good, especially in the final two periods. He ap- peared somewhat tense in the opening frame ... Mike Lewis continues to be one of the Steel- ers big snipers ... Captain Dave Houston and Al Parting- ton, with their trio of goals each, once again showed why coach Jim Bishop of the Osh- awa Green Gaels, is keeping a close eye on them ... Peter: COMMERCIAL @ INDUSTRIAL DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS homer by MacNamee. Scugogs/for the 'Good Guys' at the end added their other two tallies in| of the second period. jthe |singled, so did Gibbens, then an| Whitby and saw a couple of after which Kornylo belted a) Kitts crew. As a result, the two-bagger, to make this one @/ homesters found themselves on four-run splurge. |the short end of a close 5- The winners got two more)count, at the end of the first 20 runs in the sixth on a single by| minutes of action. Davis, two wild pitches, Keen-| A good pep talk by coach an's triple and another wild) Hinkson at the end of the pitch. Keenan, Hickey and Pion-| period, saw the Steelers come tek each had a pair of hits for out running the ball in the mid- the winners. die stanza. They completely Reg Hickey limited the Jun-| snowed the visitors under for iors to seven hits, They got their} minutes on end, with their first run in the fourth, a solo|short, quick passes. It was 9-6 7th inning when Elliott) The third period was all-/ Vipond, while 'not scoring, pick- ed up three assists and was dan- gerous every time he was on the floor: Bill Gresham had a pair of assists and was moving well The officials took about all the abuse they could from the St. Kitt's coach, before they finally gave him the high sign, to head for the showers, in the third period . . . Whitby will travel to St. Catharines to Play the same team on Monday night . . . Next home attraction for the Steelers will be on the Holiday, July 1, when they will host (we expect) Markham .. . NO DOWN PAYMENT | @ 20 Months to Pay | @ 3 Year Guarantee | CALL AJAX 942-3786 MARCI <3 COMPANY Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa Victory Streak Over Markovitch's McKeen's Furniture extended their victory string in the UAW Softball League with a . con- vincing 10-2 verdict over Wil- son's Men's Wear, Thursday afternoon at Lakeview Park. This was the eighth-straight win for McKeen's. Wilde pitched the win, and was in trouble only twice. Wil- son's loaded the bases on two walks and a single by Janes, with none out, in the fourth but Wilde got the next three batters) to hit on the ground, creating force-outs at the plate. In the fifth, Wilson's had better suc- cess, scoring their two runs on back-to-back singles by Lupel) and Conboy, -- followed. by a choice play, an error and two walks. The winners got to Molloy for two runs in the first inning, a infield out, wild pitch.and King's! bouts of fisticuffs and the coach); Wayne Auto Body scored alllsingle, scored Elliott and Gib-/of the St. Kitt's team, Jim their runs'in the first three in-/bens. Elliott had two hits for|Troyan, getting the bounce, at nings. to nip Markovitch's Esso|the losers. { _.|the 6.38 mark of the final 6-5 in a Union League game| SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Sib-|frame. lock, 3b; Pipher, 2b; Gaskell,| . i played at Alexandra Park Wed-|1). ae D; Biliott, c: p.| LEWIS SCORES FOUR | |nesday night. |Hickey, cf; Gibbens, ss; Zar-| Mike Lewis was the big shoot- MeMillan, the first hitter of/owny, rf; King, If. | er for the winners, as his deadly jand short eae DOMINION TIRE STORES School's Out! Graduation Time! REWARD THEM WITH A NEW BIKE! Royaline bicycles are bullt by Canada's largest manufacturer to our -rigid specifications. WHERE QUALITY AND VALUE ARE GUARANTEED BY DOMINION RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED pair of infield errors paving the| , : way. They added one in the 'wo more in the sixth. third on Galt's double and single} Snyder drove in two runs for by N. Woods. In the fifth, Mol-|the winners with a double and a American League was in Cleveland, where the Indians nipped the Minnesota Twins 3-1 and so moved up within a_half- game of the league leaders, and tied with the idle White Sox for second place. Orioles won over Boston and they're only one full game behind, with Tigers two games back Brooklin Plays Garrard Rd. Minor Lacrosse Leagues Huntsville Srs. A Te af ers aay in the | Here Saturday week |and then a homer by N. Woods, /ed the identical feat for Marko- |for another four runs. Palmer,|hits for the. win, while Foster| | Wilde; B. Woods and W. Norris/gave up seven to take the loss.| loy's own error, single by Macko|single, while Hroncich perform- added three to the total and in|bitch's. Foster hit a homer for the sixth, McKeen's splurged|the losers. Talbot allowed eight) ene ot. DOVER'S OVER SCUGOG BURN'S JEWELLERS WIN In a second contest, Dover's In another UAW League game|Men's Wear scored a pair of} Thursday afternoon, this one|runs in the ninth inning, to the game for the winners, hit a) GALE'S LUMBER -- Davis,|Shots accounted for four goals. solo homer to get them off on|ss; Keenan, If; McDermaid, 3b;|Captain Dave Houston and the right foot. In the second|Knight, c; R. Hickey, p; Pion-|Whitby's own Al Partington frame, two walks, two errors|tek, cf; Carnwith, 1b; Kornylo,|each added a trio. Geo. Young and a homer by Talbot, the win-|2b; Cole, rf. "| and Wayne Davidson had a pair ning pitcher, pushed four more) ~~" -|each, with singles going to Tim runs across for the me : © ' Gray, Ron Sutton and Stan Kol- Wayne notched their only other Bun Cops Til | CSnix. : : run in the third frame on a dou- | | Jim Hucolik led the scoring) wil tee doce a dou | F Pp ] a cg for the -- hog we i i | | goals and was the only repeat) Pe nat pot vied wel or eop e S Pe on the Garden City team. all Markovitch's. A homer and) A run-scoring bunt by B. Cam-| ------------ = a pair of singles gave the m | eron in the bottom of the eighth} . weds - the fourth inning 7 win ever Gonosha | AHL Rejects ey teu aa with) nile game played Wednesday} . night at Alexandra Park. Gen-| 1966 Expansion osha had tied the game in the) 4 top of the eighth, as the second) QUEBEC (CP) -- The Amer- man to bat got on on an error,jican Hockey League has de- moved around on another error|cided against expansion in the and came home on a wild pitch.|next season, league president People's scored two runs in|Jack Riley said Thursday at each of :the first, sixth and|the conclusion of a three - day seventh innings to round out/annual meeting. their offence. The losers scored| Washington, D.C., and Syra- one in the second, and four injcuse, N,Y., had asked the the fourth on a wild pitch and alleague information concern- three-run homer by D. Balson. e admission into the Balson also hit a_ single ex- jing poss to|AHL but league directors { Check these deluxe features-- played at Alexandra Park,|/break up a 3-3 deadlock with Standard equipment on oll models Burn's Jewellers nosed out|Scugog Cleaners, Karn's Drugs 7-5. t Burn's followed the "good fish-| ing" procedure for their total,/first inning on a walk and a homer by MacDonald and held scoring one-at-a-time each in- and down hem 5-3 : | Scugogs took the lead in the lead Genosha in the batting de-|pressed no immediate interest partment, while B. Myers, E.lin the applications. | Locke and B. Cameron all had} Riley said in an_ interview two hits for the winners, A.|the league also decided against Konopacki was the winning|changing from the .current div- hurler; J, Hyrcanak was thelision into eastern and western Association during the week of Brooklin Sr. Lacrosse Club |ning except in the sixth. They -- @ Silver Brozed Frames and Forks @ Genuine Perry Coaster Brakes @ Canadion Mode Tires and Tubes @ Lerge Safety Reor End Reflectors @ Chain Guerd. JUNIOR MODEL 24 x 13% wheels Boys' 53007-131136-- June 14, in the Tyke, Novice and| Peewee Divisions are as follows: will have a very busy weekend|NOVICE as they. play two games in 24| Jets defeated Rockets 3-to-0, in| hours. Tonight, they will travel|the first game, with Albert Lie- to Brampton, to tangle with the|breghts leading the way with Excelsiors in quest of their 11thitwo goals. Wayne McGuigan win in a row and then on Satur-jadded another and Danny Mos- day night, they are pitted|ris earned tthe shutout. against the Huntsville Hawks,) Rockets came back in the sec-| here in Oshawa. ond game and defeated the Com- The game on Saturday nightlets 4-to-l, with Jim Delaney will be played in thetOshawa'scoring two goals and Wayne Children's Arena. The new floor|Gow and Mark Hutchins picking) in the Brooklin Arena is not/uup singletons. Ron Tutak broke} teady and the Whitby Arena,|the shutout, scoring the Comets' where the. Brooklin team has/only goal, late in the game. been playing their home games; The third game saw the Jets) thus far, was booked several|and the Comets battle to 1-all tie| weeks ago by a Whitby service|in a hard-fought tussle. Ron Tu-| ¢lub. |tak scored the Jets' goal and' The game on Saturday night ron toed McGuigan scored for the Oshawa will have a lot of firsts|Rockets. going for it, besides being the|TYKE first Senior game in Oshawa in| Falcons won over Eagles 3-to- some time. It will be the first|1, in the opening game, with Tim time that the Oshawa fans have|Morris scoring two goals and had a chance to see such play-|Rob Harrington adding the third. ers as Tom Conlin, Dave Lough|Mark Humphries scored the lone and Larry Ireland perform as/Eagle tally. full-fledged Sr. lacrosse players.| The second game saw Falcons All three have performed with|beaten by Hawks 5-to-3. Larry the Oshawa Green Gaels right inj|Graham led the Hawks. with the same Children's Arena, dur-|three goals and Danny Wilson ing the past two years. For Ire-|and John Armstrong added sin- land, who is still Jr. age, it will\gles. Tim Morris scored one goal be a big night. Lough and Con-|and Rob Harrington two goals, lin are in their second season of|for the Falcons. Sr. lacrosse and are highly} In the final game of the even- rated up in the resort town ofjing, Eagles eked out a 3-to-2 Huntsville. |win over the Hawks, with Glen Also making their first ap- Sheffield scoring all three goals pearance before the 'home for the Eagles. Larry Graham town' fans will be two new addi-|Scored them both for the Hawks. tions to the Brooklin team. Don| PEEWEE Riding and Dave O'Brien are) 1n a single Peewee game, As- the two gents who are highly|tros moved into a tie with Cy- rated by manager Bob Vesey. clones, for first place, by. win- Manager Vesey had some Ming a rain-shortened game, by trouble in getting these two fel- the score of 5-to-3. lows released from Port Credit! For the Astros, it was Chuck but finally succeeded when the|Lepine with two goals and sing- OLA ruled on the situation, after Jes to Brian Hall, Paul! Holliday Port Credit were given an extra/and. Bob Boland. week to sign the two young Top scorer for the Cyclones speed balls. were Dave Crozley, with two All roads on Saturday night|89als, and- Phil Kift with one. fead-te~the~-Children's. Arena, | when the Brooklin team should and~Knocker-had-a~single-and, play to one of the largest)a double for Rundle's, while ! : it until the fourth frame, when had scored two in the fifth, to) Menzies hit a two-run homer for keep their average. Bannon,|Dover's, The teams exchanged Hoar, Delves, Gillard, Campbell|single runs in the seventh, Scu- and Gillard again, did the scor-|gog's run coming on a homer ing with Moffatt and Osbourne! by Grabko, setting the stage for) also contributing some timely| Dover's extra-inning win. pate off the pitching of loser) Menzies added a double to his yons.; | four-bagger to lead the winners sree Seay og win iin the hitting department, and urns. Karns gol one ruf,|he was also the winning pitcher. Strutt's homer, in the first in-) Robinson was the loser ning and added two in the sec-; ---___ NORRIE eRe: and when Paradine walked and ae a | FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Storms clouted a four-ply blow.| Karn's 'got all five of their runs CROSS BES ee ss as a result of homers, with a|BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS walk to Howard followed by| Los Angles --Mos (Big Carmichael's circuit clout, pro-\Train) Lincoln, 208, Los An- ducing their last two runs, in|geles, stopped Roberto Davila, the 7th. Hoar fanned eight bat-|195, Peru, 7. ters while Lyons had seven) "ashington--Sugar Ray Rob- victims. inson, New York, outpointed ------$--$__--- ~ ---- |Young Joe Walcott, Bridgeton, N.J., 10, middleweights. Hungaria Wins Lerancioca, - cutpointed "A hee Soccer Match |\Kendall, Scapoose, Ore., 10, light-heavyweights. Hungaria jumped past Polo- nia into third place in the sh- awa Soccer League Thursday, j : : +, qllene Stewart Streit of Toronto night by edging them 4-3 in alias donated $7,000 -- her win- opaane Pete ag at The nings from a golf tournament insmen ivic Memorial). . Stadium. in Oslo, Norway, last week--to Juli Kiss and Steve Liason ee nario bran rag cg netted two goals apiece for the} for the' devel t of velopment o DONATES WINNINGS TORONTO (CP)--Mrs. Mar- loser. Icircuits. are one of the thousands of people who enjoy a long, cool gin* winners, while Helmut Jeckel|"¢¢ sparkled for Polonia, scoring al tmor women golfers Because | three of his team's markers. she is an amateur, Mrs. Streit) In a 'B' Divisin game pre-|¢4? not keep the money earned| ceding the Hungaria - Polonia when she defeated U.S. profes- contest, Local 222 'B' played, to|910na! 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Keys had a peir of. singles N Hedger collected a home run and a single for the losers. Rob- inson was the winning pitcher; Branton took the loss. GEN-AUTO JUVENILES After trailing 6-5 after five in- iles scored three runs in the last two innings to nip Foley Plumb- ing 8-6, in a game played at North Oshawa Park. : Foley's took the lead in the first inning, on a single, a triple also scored in the opening frame, with two runs. The even- one in the fourth, but Foley's counted three more runs in the fourth frame. A walk, a double and a triple in the sixth in- ning, and a solo homer in the seventh gave Gen-Auto the win. Anlauf had a hom@ipsdd winners, while Kna gle and a pair of douliiee led the losers with a doW5le and a triple. Sharp was the win- ning pitcher; Cullen, the loser R sin- and a pair of errors. Gen-Auto | tual winners went ahead with a| pair of runs in the third and| the | SR. LACROSSE Returns To Oshawa "Ist Time in 35 Years" Huntsville Hawks VS. 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