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Ded ene tina er premio Guniaosaerncansonnamere By tage eve rn i PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR -- verything From Soup To Nuts' GREEN GAELS whipped Brampton Armstrongs 15-3 in their Junior "A" lacrosse game at the Civic Auditorium last night. The Gaels romped for 10 goals in the second stanza and that tells the story. The visitors were no match for THE Gaels, even though the homesters appeared a little weary, or were taking it easy, in the third period, when they only scored once, But then, they only let Brampton score onc in that time also, as they maintained 'complete control. Oshawa Green Gaels set a couple of records last night, to be written into their own club history book. It was their 1lth-straight win of the season, a mark unequalled in the OLA ranks. It also marked two full years (calendar years) that the Green Gaels have sent their hometown fans home, happy and contented. The last time they lost a game on an Oshawa floor, was on July ist, 1963 -- when they lost to Guelph. That was the night that club discipline was establishcd among the Green Gaels. On the previous Friday night, four of the top players of the team had missed a regu- lar practice -- so they were all suspended for one game -- the one against Guelph. It's likely they would have won it, with a full team -- but it was a valuable lesson. They've never had iiat trouble since! ETOBICOKE Terriers defeated Toronto Township, 13-9, in the only other Junior '"'A" game played last night., St. Catharines and Long Branch were to have played, but that one was washed out by the rain. The win moved Etobicoke into a fourth-place tie with the Brampton, Armstrongs. Mimico Mounties, second-place team in the race, were idle 'ast night, along with Hastings. Green Gaels' move into Hastings this Saturcay night and that will be a real test, as coach "Rock" Batley's boys boast a very impressive home-floor record o: their own this season, DIAMOND DUST.-- Wayne Auto Body Shop captured the UAW Picnic Softball Tournament title on Saturday afiernoon, ir a real thriller, over Quality Fuels, the title tilt going into an extra 8th inning before Wayne's emerged with their 2-1 decision, .. . AN UMPIRES' CLINIC will be held in Oshawa next month. Full particulars appeared elsewhere in today's sports. . . . CITY AND DISTRICT officers report that 'entries are still coming in, for their big annual All-Ontario Junior Softball Tournament, here at Alexandra Park on July 10... . OSHAWA TONY'S will not be playing their usual Wednesday night home game, in the Beaches League schedule, this week. This game and the usual City and District Juvenile League game, played on Wednesday night as a twilight attraction, have both been cancelled. The huge stage, for the groups performing in the monster Folk Festival, at Alexandra Park on Dominion Day, will be erected Wednesday--right in the middle of the diamond. he City and District Friday night game for this week, and also for July 9, have been postponed -- due to a harness racing program. . . . NATIONAL LEAGUE teams continue their sizzling pace and yesterday, San Francisco Giants knocked off the league-leading Dodgers by a 5-0 shutout and it was the 10th win in succession for Juan Marichal over his favorite victims. In other N.L. action, Cubs whipped Astros and N.Y. Mets took two from Milwau- kee Braves while Pittsburgh Pirates nipped Cincy Redlegs 5-4 and Phillies blanked Cards 3-0. AMERICAN LEAGUE games saw New York Yankees blank Washington Senators, 3-0 and then win the second game 4-3, to move closer to 'the first division. Chicago defeated the Twins, and how--17-4, to move up tied with Cleveland for top spot. Indians won in Boston, while Tigers nipped Orioles in Balti- FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Score Two Wins | eumet-toie porter, 10. Oshawa Legion Bantam All- Montreal, outpointed Burke Em- Stars made the past weekendiery, 171, Sherbrooke, Que., 1. @ winning one, in their Eastern|porden won Canadian light-| eee Be rn ohaiae 4 . heavyweight title. Arnold Port Hope on Saturday after-|Sparks, 141%, Winnipeg, de- noon and_ defeating Peter-|feated Marcel Bizien, 148%, Jer- borough Bantams 14-3, here atisey City, N.J. Decision. home, on Sunday afternoon. Auckland, New Zealand Bill Prentice had a big day Bantam All-Stars Rob-} at Port Hope. Besides allowing only three hits, in his well- pitched victory, he led his team's offensive with a triple and a double. Bernie McGuir had a triple and a single, off erto Pena, 15914, Mexico, out-| pointed Earl Nikora, 159, New) Zealand, 1. Naples, Italy--Salvatore Bur- runi, 118%, Italy, outpointed Gerry Stokes, Los Angeles, 10. as 8 BEAT BRAMPTON HERE oss pan eitieidadai N.0. Weekara Oshawa Green Gaels became the winningest team in the OLA, last night, as they notched their llth straight victory, beating |Brampton Armstrongs 15-3, be- fore a crowd of over a_ thou- sand at the Civic Auditorium. But the win was a tough one the play, except for the fine goaltending of Merv Marshall, who was at his sharpest for the Gaels. TWO-YEAR STRING It was the second win in less than 24 hours fot the Oshawa club, who, for the first time this year, looked very tired :in the last period. The victory also marked an anniversary of sorts for the Oshawa Junior club. They have now gone two straight years without a loss at home. Their last beating on an of Guelph, on July 1, 1963. Jimmy Higgs was the spark plug of a good Gael offence, as he notched six goals. He was in on two of the first three as Oshawa went in front 4-1, at the end of the first period. He scored four-straight goals in three minutes to end the second period, the Armstrongs 10-1 in stanza for a 14-2 lead. slowly as both teams were very tired and were even at one goal apiece. Besides Higgs' six goals, Dwight Davies and Phil Clayton each scored three goals, Brian Thompson, John Davis and Ken Thompson scored the other singletons. Davis added five | | 'Shooter' Davis Is Top Scorer TORONTO CP)--John Davis| of league-leading Oshawa Green Gaels picked up seven points Monday to move back into first place in the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A_ scoring! race. ' | Davis, scoring champion for the past two years, has 31 goals and 45 assists for 85 points, two better than Bill Armour of Hast- ings Legionnaires. Armour has scored 37 goals and 46 assists. Ken Thompson, a linemate with Davis for the undefeated Gaels, moved into third place after holding down ith position last week. He has 64 points off 28 goals and 36 assists. Jim Grady of Hastings and Oshawa's Gaylord Powless are tied in fourth place with 61 points, Grady has a league high of 40 goals and Powless has scored 21 times. Oshawa Green Gaels Get llth-Straight Win and the score did not indicate] Oshawa floor, was at the hands! as Oshawa outscored) this} The last period was played| The North Oshawa Western Horsemen's third show of the) summer season, staged on Sun- day afternoon, attracted one of ~ biggest i agp: in the club's history and in spite of: the hot renga and Ken Thompson hadjpiace. . . , Gaels will rest until enn yo "a grye filled : tomorrow night, when . they|W/" '#ns, almost to the very Rhy gs Ting gg pp ti "iyi P racene in preparation for al ast years, there have goals for the Bram toa club ma Weekend SONG Wy, 2 been ome cerlous aceidente at in one of the wasn' rougher waich they play in Hastings these shows, such as broken ailhe. Raveral fat 4 a Pi nee Saturday and entertain Toronto lees concussions lacerations rite Gk went wae a ToKe/Township at home Monday, be- t 8 ined iba, etc. but fH ce ae pil net rah ct fore moving into Long Branch beg eb at fai" hen a battl y 'what ChIPPY/for a Tuesday battle. , y attle. tunately accident-free. Minor Gaels were on the limp in the| BRAMPTON ABC'S -- Goal,|mishaps have occurred but so final period after Gaylord Pow-|Drysdale; defense, Johnson, Mc|far, there have been no serious less left the game with a badly|Leod, Popeil, Sterritt, and Bart|injuries. twisted knee and Ken Thomp-jett; forwards, Wilfong, Atkin-) On Dominion Day, the NOWH son, Dwight Davies and Jim/son, Dave Rudge, Chris Rudge,|Club will participate in the Folk Higgs all went on the limp. Green, Marks, Archdekin, Mus-|Festival Parade, through the The oS expected to be back/ial and Smith. Poe of Oshawa, as _ they in top shape for the big battle! SAELS --|ave in past years. Horses and in Hastings on Saturday night,! <r aeitiagtl 4dene tine wagons will be on hand and the against their arch rivals. lies, Sandford, Kiwior, Marlowe,|iders will be equipped in full Hold Another Fine Show Dennis Moore; Don Welsh and| Patch Race -- Parry, Ted Jefferys. Gail Woodward and 'Nova Strat Barrel Race -- Gail Wood-|chan. 9 as ward, Gail Hobbs and Nova] Children's Class (Barrel id Bob Strachan. Race) -- Sherry Rooke Te fee Pad a as -- ard, Mona Pe ren's Flag Race -- Bob The clyb's next show will be|and Nova Strachan. Rooke. presented on Sunday, July 11. : a Eh wos ~ a at : Top point honors in the men's} ange events were Bob Woodard, 16) WRESTLING _ Tonight 8:30 Civic Auditorium ¢ Return Match ¢ Powers y; Karl Goich With Special referee Pat Flenegen Hens SCMIDT vs $ Art THOMAS Tony MARION vs The DESTROYER Stamford MURPHY vs Jerry LONDON '3 75 For Ringside Cansino 3-9721 - Pat Milosh Promoter. Robert Pelite tied for third,|§ with 10 points apiece. Gail Woodward, with 13 points, topped the women's sec- tion, followed by "Peggy" Parry with five points. : Event winners were as fol- lows: and Robert Pelite. Flag Race -- Don Welsh, Bob Woodward and Robert Pelite. Apple Dunking -- Robert|= Pelite, Bill Cruwys and Jim Whittaker. Barrel Race -- Bob Wood- ward, Jack Woodward and Don Welsh Sack Roping -- Jack Wood- ward and Jesse James. Pickup Race -- Bob Wood- ward, Jack Brown and Robert Pelite. Baby Bottle. Race -- Ken Crawford, Jim Strachan and Jesse James. Pole Bending -- Jack Brown, Bill Cruwys and Ted Jefferys. | Men's Special (Horse and You) Jim Strachan, Bob| |Woodward and Ted Jefferys. | | Pony Express (Teamed| event) -- Ken Crawford and| Bill Cruwys; Jim Strachan and) COMMERCIAL @ INDUSTRIAL © DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS NO DOWN PAYMENT @ 20 Months to Pay @ 3 Year Guarantee CALL AJAX 942-3786 MARCI COMPANY Ajox, Whitby, Oshawa ' sini ------ YOUR SATISFACTION 1S OUR AIM All Cars Cerry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Led. 1200 Dundes E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN The game was called ---- r---- - ---- | | i PICK UP YOUR | BUILDING SUPPLIES GAELS' GAB -- For the first|and Wederzenko; forwards, Western gear, 's0 that the spec- one up from their Jr. B club at|Davis, Ken Thompson, Green ed horses and fine display of Whitby. Bill Vederwakeleoad, Higgs, Clayton and Brian| Western weer, ee ee to the lineup. ... He was play-. Referees -- Denny Petersen,| lacrosse and didn't look out of|Streetsville. | : Down Oshawa 4-2 Wayne Auto Body Wins _ .cvsateescney con Oshawa errors to. score four 42, The Eastern Ontario, Base- ball Association game was play Wayne Auto Body Shop cap- Quality' Fuels while Redshaw/|bourg. nic Softball Tournament honors,| However. thei | Gary Carroll limited the on Saturday afternoon at Lake-lin the ' aeoid vate when winners to two hits while John Oshawa Quality Fuels 2-1 in alvanced on a passed ball and|*"4 fanned 12 to pick up the quired an extra inning to pro-\shank. |the leading hitter with a pair jof base hits. | In the semi-final round, play-|the score still tied 1-1, Quality |Shop eliminated Dover's Men's|error and then an interference a brilliant four-hit game to/singled, to send Redshaw te For Tyke Yankees some excellent su a: inni j { his mates, ts ie ame Ul a ee fare |hitter, "walle watking 10. and | Body Shop got their first runjstriking out nine Monday night, The winners c ollected only |out, by Vernon. He was later|in a rain-shortened Oshawa Le- picked up two runs in the first) valuable " i pict j player" of the tourna-| Losing pitcher, Gary Sherbon, inning when Hedger drew a) ment, lgave up just four hits, struck They added. their other three the 8th inning when eo -- : ke io¢\With one out, belted a triple| Paul Osborne led the win sixth inning, when Menzies) nq then with two out, waulen ners at the plate with a home with two out, three bad aaa | that meant victory, scoring doubled and Dwight Partridge , |Hedger with what proved the! A THRILLING FINAL winning run. |Jenkins picked up Indians' only The final game for the Picnic) QUALITY FUELS -- Terwil-| Healey of Quality Fuels andicf. Redshaw, ss; Prest, c; Mor innings, with Indians having the -- up in a great Pitching shank, 3b; Healey, p; Michael, . If; in 7th; Busminski, rf in 7th. and on that basis, deserved to| | win, but thanks to Maxwell's)s WAYNE BODY SHOP -- Mc- RONALB W. BILSKY, Oe. support, they left a lot of the p; Vernon, ss; Hodgson, If; CHIROPRACTOR Fuelmen stranded on the bases.,Coughlin, 1b; Aldred, 3b; Mil- time this season, Gaels had no|Jones, Armstrong, Powless, fators may see the well groom. was the only player unfamiliar/ Thompson. [RSA Ras Vely pentuas. Cub, ing his first game of organized|Oakville and Harry Benham,| Cobourg Midgets bined a pair of hits with three UAW Pj eS T t runs and defeat the Oshawans ed at Donegan Park in Co- tured.the 1965 annual UAW Pic-!and O'Neil each had a pair.|Winners to two hits while John view Park, when they nosed out|Q'Neijl singled with one out, ad-\"Y Ryan pitched a four-hitter thrilling final' game, that re-|.cored on a solid hit by Cruick-|Win- Bob Durno of Oshawa was duce the champions. In the extra 8th inning, with jed in the morning, Wayne Body|Fyels got Redshaw on via an One-Hitter Wins wwaear 5-0, when Talbot pitched | pjay spoiled the rally. Howes| blank the opposition, thanks to/third base but they got O'Neil,| Gary Allison tossed a one3 ikeouts ' ; strikeouts, jin the sixth, a homer, with two|AS Yankees downed Indians 8-2 three hits off Menzies but they|voted the special prize as "'most|gion Tyke game. walk and Vernon homered. The championship was won in Ut four and walked six in a runs in a wild outburst in the Hedger, | opened with a walk and then again came through with jrun, while Andy Maykut followed. jand Bill Hearde singled. Ron jhit, a single. title proved a real thriller lager, b: Yoe, rf; Malarczuk,|0f rain. after four and onehalf Maxwell for Wayne Auto Body,|oan 1p: O'Neil, 2b; Cruick-|extra atbat. The losers collected nine hits|tHowes, batted in 8th. skill in the clutch, plus fin e| Millan, c; Hedger, rf; Maxwell, 100 King St. £. -- 728-5156 Malarczuk had three hits forjton, 2b; Crawford, cf. | who plays 'second fiddle' In your home Hodgson, the Port Hope hurler. Pete MacNamee pitched against the "Petes" and he also gave up only three hits to earn the win and he had two singles and a homer, to lead the attack for Oshawa. McQuay had a pair of singles and Bill Prentice homered for the homesters, who turned in a solid team effort, to earn their win. Jim Nesbitt was the battery- mate for both Prentice and MacNamee, in the two wins. Amherst, Mass. -- Ted Whit- field, 143, Amherst, knocked out Al Simmons, 137%, Miami, Fia. Scullers Open Training Camp AURORA, Ont. (CP) -- Tor- onto Argonauts opened a two- week training camp at St. An- drew's College Monday with 53 hopefuls beginning twice daily drills. SIGN NEGRO OFFICIAL NEW YORK (AP)--Burl Ab- ron Toler, a former San Fran- cisco University star recently hired by the National Football League, will be the first Negro ever to serve as a field official "accent will be on hitting from the first day" and we '"'are go- ing to rejuvenate the club." for a major professional ath-/Argonauts have finished last in letic league in the United|the eastern conference of the States. Pete Rozelle, league|Canadian Football league for) | commissioner, confirmed Mon-|the last three seasons. day that Toler will be a head) Only 27 players from the 1964 linesman and will work a full\club were on hand for opening schedule. 'day drills. . End of Spring Clearance! Famous Name FISHING REELS 1, PRICE! Limited quantities, spinning, casting, spincast, fly and troll- ing reels by Shakespeore, Penn, Bronson and Pleuger, First come, first served ! OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE OPEN TO 6 P.M. 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