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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, July 13, 1968 PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' REEN GAELS took over undisputed possession of first » in the OLA Junior "A" League race, here at the Auditorium last night, when they defeated a deter- 'mined. Mimico Mountaineer club by a score of 18-14. It robust game with Gaylord Powless and Brian each scoring five goals while Ken Thompson had and Johnny Davis had five. Neil Armstrong and scored a pair of goals. For Brian Thomp- s easily his best game of the year and he was throughout the piece. Gaylord Powless got wracked a little, in the second period, but returned to action 4 nty of vim vag ig 'rather bat 'cing into the final period, 4 'canto, te saiered a scoring edge over the homesters and at the very finish, were pressing hard. Goalie Don painfully injured with only about three minutes to go in the third period. At first, there serious head or neck or back injuries, but following examination and observation at Oshawa General Hospitai, it was revealed that Crocker suffered a concus- sion. LASI NIGHT'S win, coupled with the fact that Hast- was defeated last night again, at Long Branch, puts the Oshawa Green Gaels now almost in the clear, in the race for a first-place finish, at the end of the 5s i. Both Mimico and Oshawa each have five games left to play, while Gaels have two more at home and three away. This means that the schedule has only until the end of this month to run, with Oshawa playing their final date two wecks from tomorrow night, in Etobicoke. After that comes the playoff grind, which will be fraught with danger all the way. Certain teams get "up" for playoff action and when you run into a combination of the odd injury to a key player, coupled with a surprising top performance-- that's when you have the ingredients for a major upset. Just anything can happen, especially in the age-limit ranks. SPORT SHORTS -- Neil 'Butch' McMahon smacked a home-run blow, at Kew Gardens last night, in the 10th in- ning, to give Oshawa Tohy's a 1-0 victory over Toronto Plating. Ron Taylor went the distance as Tony's pitcher, to claim his fourth win of the season... . RANDALL- roys play Tony's here at Alexandra Park this Wednesday night. . . . LEGIONNAIRES, this city's top baseball team, came up with a couple of brilliant victories over the week- end. Playing in the Hamilton area, in an elimination tour- nament. Oshawa Legionnaires scored two victories, 3-1 and 2-0 and' in each case, their pitcher had a no-hit performance. The two wins assures Oshawa Legion Jrs. of a berth in the Kiwanis Tournament at Scarborough, later this month. Winner of that, will represent Eastern Canada in the big North American tournament, across the border, about three weeks from now. . . . LAST NIGHT, Legionnaires were not as fortunate. Playing in the Leaside Junior League sched- ule, the Oshawa boys dropped a 5-4 decision to Richardson's Sports.....GENOSHA ACES surprised Jay Cees, in their City and District Juvenile Softball League game, last night. The win tightens up the race for playoff positions, with People's, Jay Cees and Genoshas now all tightly bunched. Gail Harvey Leads Way. Ontario Ladies Amateur KINGSTON (CP)--Gail Har- last week's Ontario Junior title, of Toronto's Scarborough|came in with an erratic 79. wey Golf and Country Club knocked two strokes off par for a 74 to lead the 50th Ontario Ladies' amateur qualifying round by 8 five-stroke margin at Cataraqui Golf Club Monday. Sandra Post of the Trafalgar: Golf and Country Club, Oak- ville, the defending Ontario am- ateur champion and winher of Legion Pee Wees Defeat Whitby Oshawa Legionnaires scored a pair of runs in the first in- ning, and coasted to a 3-1 vic- tory over Whitby Monday night, in an EOBA contest staged at Alexandra Park. Three consecutive singles in the opening frame gave Osh- Miss Harvey, 1964 Canadian Closed champion, and Miss Post were the only competitors in the field of 95 to break 80. The top 16 scorers go into Friday. Other qualifiers were: Kay Helleur, Toronto 40-41--81 Pat McClellan, Toronto 39-42--81 Anne Sharpe, Fonthill, Ont. 40-42--82 Shawinigan 40-42--82 Jocelyn Bourassa, match play with a 36-hole final) CROCKER HURT By FRANK RATCLIFFE Oshawa see posed reed = it step towa' rst place OLA Junior 'A' Monday night, when they downed Mimi- co Mountaineers 18-14, but the Mounties may have lost more than their championship hopes. Don Crocker, Mimico goalie, was injured late in the third period of the contest, when he left his crease to retrieve a loose ball and collided with Charlie Marlowe of the Gaels. Crocker lay unconscious for about 15 minutes, and when finally revived was carried from the auditorium on a stretcher. The young net-minder was taken to Oshawa General Hospital lwhere he was admitted with undetermined head injuries. Crocker played a great game for the visitors, turning aside 47 shots and letting in 18, before Allan Duke took over with three minutes left. Duke was tested five times and made the save on each occasion. Oshawa peppered the Mimico goal-keeper early in the game, when the visitors received a pair of penalties, but Crocker made several great stops, par- ticularly on Jim Higgs and Gaylord Powless. GAELS SCORE EARLY Gaels counted six goals in the opening frame to two for Moun- ties, while 'the Oshawans out- shot the visitors 23-9. Oshawa outshot the opposition 22-2 in the middle period, and out- scored them 8-4 to take a 14-6 lead. Mimico showed their best play in the third frame, particu- larly after the injury to Crocker, outscoring Oshawa 8-4. Three of the goals came in the last two- and-one-half minutes, Gaylord Powless again led the Green Gaels with five goals and a pair of assists, while Brian. Thompson played his best game of the season, netting five markers. Jim Higgs and Neil Armstrong each netted a pair. Ken Thompson notched one goal and six assists and John Davis, returned to the line-up after a week - long absence, scored once and assist- ed on five. Other Gael markers went to Ross Jones and Larry Lloyd. FADEL VISITOR'S BEST Phil Fadel was the big gun for Mimico with four goals, while Jim Henderson notched three, Russ /erguson and Bruce} Ferguson a pair, and Kevin and Mark Bergin one Ellis apiece. Merv Marshall made 36 saves in the Oshawa net. Davis' six points gave him 98 on the season, just four behind league-leading Billy Armour of Hastings Legion- naires. Ken Thompson and Gay- lord Powless also moved up in the scoring parade, each push- ing his total to 93. Over 1,800 fans were on hand for the game, which pushed Gaels two points up on Moun- ties, with each going into the last five games of the schedule. Falls, Que. Catherine Cartwright, Kingston : 39-43--82 Pam Miller, Oshawa 41-42--83 Helen Gagnon, Arvida, Que. 42-42--84 Noreen McKay, Lambton, Ont. 41- Betty Ingram, Belleville 43-42 Sondrea Lees, Copetown, Ont. 43-43--86 awa the margin of victory. Whitby scored its only run in the first frame, on a walk and another run in the fourth on a an error, and Oshawa added Bonnie Mae Legg, 'aa 2 42- Linda Deeton, Woodstock, Ont. 40- 46--86 another run in the fourth on a pair of singles. Brian Rose gave up just three hits for the win, while Ross was the loser. PEE WEE BASEBALL STANDINGS Peterborough Bowmanville Ajax Port Hope Markovitch's And McKeen's Get Wins A barrage of hits in the ninth inning, highlighted by Trink- "|\won's two-run home run, gave Markovitch's Esso a 13-7 win over Dover's Men's Wear, in a Union League game played at Alexandra Park. The game was tied at 7-7 go- ing into the seventh, when Esso exploded with a single, a double, three triples and the homer. The teams were tied all the way, each scoring twice in the first inning, twice in the fifth and three times in the eighth. Bartsch collected five hits in five at-bats for the winners, Menzies was four-for-five, in- cluding a homer and a pair of triples and Trinkwon belted a home run. Dowe was the top' hitter for the losers, with a pair of hits, including a round tripper. Menzies was .the winning pitcher, with: the loss going to Poster. McKEENS WIN In another game, McKeen's Furniture outlasted K ar n's Drugs for a 9-7 victory. Mce- Keen's fell behind 3-1 after one inning of play, but then counted three in the second and two in the fourth to take a 6-3 lead. arn's scored a single run in Yankes Tykes Win In Legion League | Gary Allison and Dwight Par- tridge combined to toss a three- hitter Monday night, to lead Yankees to a '7-8 verdict over Orioles, in a Legion Tyke base- ball contest, played at Alex- andra Park. Allison relieved Partridge in the third inning and was given credit for the win. The two hur- lers fanned 12 batters and walk-| ed nine. Larry Horuzey was the losing pitcher. Horuzey and Bob "Hiel, who relieved him in the fifth, gave up five walks and struck out 12. The score was even at 7-7 in the third inning, but strong hit- ting by Andy Maykut and Dwight Partridge, with three hits apiece, enabled Yankees to Joe Kiwior and Fred Green- McNeil Nets 9 ~* For Etobicoke Ron McNeil must have had lots of rest sitting out that one- year suspension. nine goals and lead Etobicoke Terriers to an 18-6 victory over Guelph Mohawks in Ontario Lacrosse Association 'A' play. The win moved the Terriers into a tie for third place with Hastings Legionnaires and kept the Mohawks in the cellar with 13 defeats in i4 starts. In other action, Long Branch moved into a two-way tie for fourth place by topping Hast- ings 16-10. McNeil's suspension from all organized lacrosse in Canada came when he was involved in a series of fights last season and ignored OLA demands he curb his temper. GAME HALTED Monday's game was halted with 50 seconds to play _be- cause of a free-swinging fight between Paul Sudgett of Etobi- Junior He returned Monday to score| }for three points. Gaels Down Mounties, 'Hold Top Spot Alone i me Viale TRAINER BENDS OVER wood werei't dressed for the game, and Larry Lloyd, Dave Keenan and Dave Houston up from Junior 'B' ranks, saw action. The game was the last of the season with the Gaels for Larry Haight, who returns to Whitby' "Steelers". OSHAWA GREEN GAELS -- Merv Marshall (goal), Ross Jones, Larry Lloyd, Neil Arm- strong, Jim Higgs, Brian Thompson, Dwight Davies, Dave | \Rocky Farr and Geoff Weiss Richardson's Win In 9th Via Errors Toronto Richardson's Sports scored a run in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night, to nose out Oshawa Junior Le- gionnaires, 5-4, in an EOBA Junior League game played at Talbot Park, Leaside. The winning run-was pushed) across the plate without a hit, as Oshawa fielders committed a pair of errors, and Richard-| son's was credited with two sacrifices. The teams each scored two runs in the first inning, and Oshawa took a 4-2 lead after seven innings of play. Richard- son's tied it up in the eighth before taking the victory in the final frame. Brian Dawkins was the win- ning hurler, giving up seven hits, fanning eight and walk- ing eight. Jerry Nekkers allow- ed 10 hits for the loss, while walking three and striking out five. Brian Boyd had the big bat for the Oshawans, picking up three hits, with. Wayne Cookson adding two. Barry Wilkins, all had a pair of hits for 1-0.IN TENTH McMahon's TORONTO -- Oshawa Tony's rode the home-run bat of Neil "Butch" McMahon for a 1-0 10- inning victory over Toronto Plating, last night. McMahon, a free swinger, broke up a tense pitching duel with his mammoth clout which delighted the largest Beaches| Major Fastball crowd in two years, more than 1400 fans. Victory for the Caterers still left them six points off the pace, set by Richmond Hill Tom Hughes Shells, who dumped New Toronto Melo-Ripes 11-1 McMahon "got his pitch" and parked it out of the ball yard. McMahon, after his clout, ex- plained it this way, 'it was my type of pitch, letter-high and in- side. I was expecting it," con- tinued the likeable centre field- er, that' guy (loser Bob Domek) was jamming me all night. I just stepped back a bit and pow, it went!" Domek was the _ hard-luck loser. Hooked up in a_ real pitchers battle with Tony's Ron- nie Taylor, he claimed 17 strike- outs including Taylor Richardson's. 2 | | | In Atom League Dodgers > \a 24-20 win over Giants. Dodgers In Semi's | BOWMANVILLE lgained the semi-final of the |Atom boys' baseball series with Dodg- ers play Cardinals in the semi- >. |final. jand wins in the Atom i 4 | | | | INJURED G. POWLESS | Keenan, Charlie Marlowe, Phil Clayton, Larry Haight, Gaylord Powless, Dave Houston, Dan Sandford, Ken Thompson, John Davis. MIMICO MOUNTAINEERS -- Dan Crocker and Allan Duke (goal), Russ Ferguson, Harris Hunter, Bill Manley, Joe Timp- son, Jim Henderson, Al Smith, Bruce Ferguson, Graeme Gair, Kevin Ellis, Gord Hildreth, John Dale, Phil Fadel, Mark Bergin,| Paul Parnell and Al Soligo. Skeet League The Union Rod and Gun Club Skeet League is in full swing for the summer season, with Team One, under Captain Bill Rudyk, in first place on the strength of a pair of wins in the first two weeks. Bill Rudyk scored 25 broken birds out of 25 the first week. Bob McCoy and George Brown had 23, while George Davis scored 22. Les Knowlton missed out with a 21. The team score of 93 out of 100 was good for five points. Team Two had Captain, Nel- son Starr, missing out with a score of 22. Jim Kurpita was top man with a perfect 25, while Louis Sirrizottu had 23 and Max Brown and Les Knowlton had 22 each, The total of 92 netted three the} t points for eam. | Captain Allan Woods shot a perfect 25 to lead Team Three, with Fred Chase scoring 23 and Don Hubbard and Nick Kurpita Union Rod And Gun Club The game between Yankees series, produced the best played game of the season. It was a pitcher's duel between Paul Forsey of of the Twins and Bobby Pres- ton of the Yankees, The final) score was 4-2 for Yankees, Yan-| kees meet the winner of the| Dodger-Cardinal game. | Win To Panthers In Pee Wee Loop BOWMANVILLE. -- Panthers defeated Cubs 5-0 in a Pee Wee series lacrosse game at Frank- lin Park, last week. Mark John- son led the winners with three goals. Paul Martin and Arch. Graham scored one goal each. Billy Hoekstra was outstand- in the Panther net. Spurs defeated Yellow Jack- lets by 13-5 in a Midget series lacrosse game. Randy Beauprie paced the winners with eight goals and an assist. Ted Nicker- son clicked for four goals and an assist. Fred Brown netted one goal. Larry Devit was the big man BusyNow | broke 22 and Roy Fleming missed out. Team Two added two points to its total, with a score of 91. Jim Kurpita was again high on his team with a perfect 25. Cap- tain Nelson Starr scored 24, Max Brown had 23 and Sid Knowlton had 19. Louis Sirrizottu miss- ed out. John Lawrence turned in an- other perfect score for Team Four, with Jiggs Harlock count- ing 23, Captain Bill Welsh 21 and Stan Starr 20, while Bill Strutt missed out. The 89 broken birds was good for two points. Team One leads the pack with 10 points and 188 broken birds, followed by Team Three with 7 and 184, Team Two with 6 and 183 and Team Four with 5 and 181. Anyone interested in compet-| ing, or seeing top competitive skeeting, is invited to pay a visit to the Union Rod and Gun for Yellow Jackets, with two goals and an assist. Tom Puk, |Ron McMullen and Alan Mur- |doch scored one goal each. well-scattered hits. Jackie Sned-| don, rookie Bobby Young and Bob Booth had the other safe- \ties, The winner, Taylor, spaced eight hits and had 11 strikeouts for his fourth win, against a sin- |gle loss. | Sparkling defensive ball was Genosha Aces Upset Jay Cees Four-hit pitching by Henry Kaleta, and timely hitting by his team-mates, led G h Wins For Tony's ) 1 three} times while allowing only RR Homer performed by both catchers, 'Tony's Bobby Booth and Geo. Dickey of Plating, called excel- lent games. | In the Richmond Hill triumph, Reno Pettenuzzo won his 13th and Al Mugford had a home run, Pettenuzzo lost his shutout in the 9th, when Bill Hudgins doubled home a run. Tomorrow night at Alexandra Park, Tony's will host Randall- Roy Metals, starting at 8.15 p.m. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Snoddon, Ib, Kelly, If in 7th, O'Connor, 3b, Oldfield ss, Armstrong 2b in 5th, Booth, c, McMahon, cf, Young, lb, Suddard, If, Elliott, rf, Wilson, ss in 5th, and Taylor ior 'A' ties. Norman Mackie and Randy 'd PLATING -- _ Jordell, If; Lantz, 2b, Dickey, c, Melish, ef, Chadwick, 3b, Nicholsin, rf, McCarthy, 3b, Smith, ss, Do- mek, p. RHE 42 § 2 'Tony's Plating 000 th ad EXPORT PLAIN OF PriLrtern tir CIGARETTES t REGULAR and KINGS |] COMING! al between Oshawa 'Green Gaels and Mimico Moun- -- Aces to a 5-1 upset victory over Jay Cees in a Juvenile League tilt staged Monday night at Con- jnaught Park. | Kaleta limited the losers to \three singles and a_ double, while striking out two and issu- ing no walks. The only Jay Cee run came in the eighth inning when they put together a double, a sacrifice and a single. Genosha took a 2-0 lead in and a pair of doubles, and add- ed another run in the sixth on a double and a triple. Genosha two runs in the eighth frame, on the strength of a walk and a pair of. singles. J. Hyrcanuk gave up seven hits for the loss, Kaleta also led the winners at the plate with a double and a single, while C. Glendinning picked up a pair of singles to account for half of his team's 'Chuvalo Training For Championship TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo began training Monday at Gravenhurst in the Muskoka here, for his as yet unscheduled world title clash with champion Cassius Clay. Chuvalo's manager Irv Un- german said the Toronto boxer is "more than ready to meet Clay any time and anywhere, even in somebody's back yard if necessary and if the price is right." Chuvalo ran several miles and resort area, 150 miles north of total. yu pele FRIENDLY MARRIAGE 18 A D068 LIFE. the second inning on a walk' rounded out the scoring with sparred a couple of rounds with| trainer Ted McWorters and to-| day begins sparring sessions [OVER SO VRS. IN BUSINESS STEPHENSON'S Club Range. with Boston Jacobs from North Carolina. GARAGE HEEL ALIGNMENT shooting 22. Roy Fleming missed out. The total of 92 was good) Team Four also scored 92 for three points. Captain Bill Welsh and John Lawrence both chalk- ed up perfect scores. Stan Starr broke 23 and Bill Strutt 19, with Jiggs Harlock missing out. SECOND PERFECT SCORE The second week of action saw Bill Rudyk register his second perfect score, to lead Team One to its. second straight WRESTLING -- Tag Team HANS SCHMIDT and THE BEAST -- KARL GOTCH and ANDY ROBIN Tues., July 13) 8:30 P.M. 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