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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 17, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' A BUSY WEEK! Oshawa Green Gaels played in St. Catharines last night and they play Etobicoke Terriers here on Monday night, in a very important game. Brooklin's senior lacrossers have a big game at home tonight, one that has a definite bearing on the ultimate standing of the Senior OLA group. Down at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, tonight, there's a soccer doubleheader which is of prime importance to the teams concerned. Looking back over the past week, we find that this has been one of the most active of the: summer season, for local sports fans. The lawn bowlers have been busy, and successful, too! La- crosse, baseball, softball, tennis, all of the popular summer activities have been in high gear. Green Gaels won over Mimico 'Mounties' and that had to be the big win of the season, in the Junior "A" lacrosse circuit. That win, we think, clinched first place in the final league standings, for our Green Gaels. It's important because, if they hold to the top rung, and we think they will, they will get that all- important "extra" or 'odd' game, in any playoff series they have -- and the home floor advantage has got to put the polish on Green Gaels and rate them as the logical choice to win the Eastern Canada Junior "A" lacrosse crown and right to meet 'the best from the west" in the Cana- dian championship finals, for The Minto Cup. That coveted bauble is right here in Oshawa and, all things being normal, it. will remain here in Oshawa for another year, In Junior lacrosse today -- there are the Green Gaels -- and then there are the others! POPULAR WIN! Scugog Cleaners captured the 8th an- nial Oshawa City and District Softball Association's All- Ontario Softball Tournament, here a week ago. This had to be one of the most popular softball triumphs of the season. At the outset, it was felt that current Oshawa stars did not belong in the Ontario program. The charge was not without foundation either! Scugog Cleaners had performed in an in-and-out manner for the first part of this season but last Saturday, they suddenly became welded together as a real team and their response brought top honors. We now have a much better entry in the OASA Junior "'A'"' playoffs. DID YOU SEE IT? Our sports pages this week, carried the story of Tony Hamilton, the Western Canada puckster who started playing organized hockey at 69 and last year, he scored 15 goals, in an Industrial League. We think this is sport news of special importance at anytime -- but we also couldn't help but recall that Johnny Bower is regarded as "the old man" in the NHL. Here's a 'youngster' who can laugh at all the so-called "oldies", 'Squadron Leader' Wins Fort George Stakes Trot 8T. CATHARINES (CP)--A crowd of 4,099 watched Squad- ron Leader win the $3,820 Fort George Stakes trot at the Gar- Danny Song and Pick Ardee combined in the fifth for $34.50 quinella. LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Po-ka den City Raceway here Friday night. Dutch Dillard came in second and Late Frost finished third Volo won the first race at $4.50 and Jacqueline Chief the sec- ond at $10.80 to set up a daily double of $53.20 at the Western Fair Raceway Friday night. TIED WITH MIMICO a 'No Contest Ruling Costs Gaels Victory to a man agreed that Van- schagen's action of scoring a goal in his own net was the poorest display of sportsman ship they had ever seen. OSHAWA GREEN GAELS: Mery Marshall (goal), Joe Ki- wior, Ross Jones, Larry Lloyd, Neil. Armstrong, Jim Higgs, Brian Thompson, Dwight Davies, Charlie Marlowe, Phil Clayton, Gaylord Powless, Dan Sandford, Fred Greenwood, Ken Thompson and John Davis. ST. CATHARINES SUPER- TESTS: | Gary Vanschagen (goal), Art Graham, Doug Fa- vell; Terry Boyd, Boyd Allen, John Bergsma, Dave. Landry, Bill Thorne, Bob Melville, Gary MeMillan, Bob Blaylock, Jim McGrath, Dennis Phelan, Bob Marshall, Brian Melville and Bill Young. five goals in the rain-shortened outing, but the points won't make the rocord book. Kenny Thompson's two goals and four assists would have. pushed him to 99 points, three points off the pace, and Gaylord Powless' goal and pair of as- sists would have given him 96. Other Gael markers were net- ted by Jim Higgs with two, and Dwight Davies and Phil Clayton with one each. St. Kitts goals came from Doug Favell with two, while singletons went to Bill Thorne, Bob Melville, Jim McGrath and Bill Young. The second frame nearly end- ed in a free-for-all, when John- ny Davis was assessed a minor penalty for charging Brian Mel- ville at the 20-minute mark. Melville jumped Davis from be- hind after the call, and the Supertest bench, along with sev- eral Gaels, leaped over the boards. Coaches Jim Bishop and Peter Conradi quickly subdued their Fight For Ist Oshawa Faces By CLIFF GORDON _|harker, Bu ot unl Davis an . s Brooklin Senior Lacrossers) Ronnie McNeil majors. ¥ j yf oat 4 A gg are Arita wil The rain began around the; Last night's 'no contest" out-| hold good fate for them the|two-minute mark of the third}come in St. Catharines _ has sncoaad Saturday night in a row. frame, and St. Catharines did placed the Oshawa Green Gaels They will play host tonight to|their best 'to delay the game,/behind the eight-ball, and they) tha. rampant Peterborough berg ---- hig gp 4 kes pe another big test in two rs cane _|knelt to adjust his pads, an ys. Re at terns later flipped pd into his) The big game will be played 2 : gras "neciOWn cage, a goa ah Shar ecatine pra in an oghee am Cs ged peed pega Terriers. will be ea : : e teams had played in the|the visitors. abit se pe ang downpour for over two minutes.| They will have along with) Demevhens Excelsiors | The next game for Oshawa is them none other than the high- That means the top rung will at home against Etobicoke Mon-|scoring Ron McNeil, who returns be up for grabs tonight. Since day night, oo to lacrosse action after sitting there are some 10 or 11 players GAELS' GAB: Joe Kiwior and out a one-year suspension for an with: the Peterborough club who Freddy Greenwood, who bothlincident involving the same sat on the bench in last Mon-|Gaels last season. The Oshawa Green Gaels Fri- day night came within 27 sec- onds of moving two points ahead of Mimico Mounties, for sole possession of top spot in the OLA Junior 'A'. But with the Oshawans leading St. Catharines Supertests 12-6 at the Garden City's Haig Bowl, referee Denny Peterson called the game on account of rain at 4.33 of the third period. Under CLA regulations, five minutes of the third period must be played in order that the con- test be official. Not only did the "no contest" ruling cost Green Gaels first place, but it also left John "Shooter" Davis stranded in second spot in the scoring race, four points behind Billy Armour of Hastings. Davis picked up | Brooklin, Erns have played at one time or , . ibe . : roe another with Brooklin, they will day's tilt with Mimico, saw ac- eo ag ue Bee game be hungry for a win over their last Monday night, against " Guelph, and he showed that the e : X - Pigg ag get Regret Clay To Meet eye, as he netted no fewer than gine i i ine Is pleased with the showing their P nine goals, a team has made in the past few atterson Lyd rg pel on ee outings. The record of six losses was known last year, will be a} definite threat in the playoffs Digg lh ogy ie MP oe jstar, and the return of their CHICAGO (AP) -- Cassius|who had also been suspended. | Brooklin should be at full) Clay, world heavyweight box-| McNeil had to put up a $250 strength fer the encounter, with|ing champion, said Friday his|800d behaviour bond, so he will the exception: of Harold Steven-|"ext epponent will be either for-|be coming Monday strictly "to pie ir a layoff had not hurt his shooting| in seven games, after winning George Chuvalo wt: shesadditioneot-thevinnien lson who is sitting out the second|mer champion Floyd Patterson|Play', and the word along the} But things might be different tonight. game of a five-game suspension./or Canadian George Chuvalo. |Lakeshore is that if McNeil ever - | Chuvalo, the Canadian cham-|is able to complete a full season, ipion from Toronto, lost a 15-\lacrosse fans will forget about round decision to Patterson in|stars like the Gaels' John Davis credited tojhere at the Oshawa Civie Audi-|~ Rundle's Lead Civil Service, Still Unbeaten The. following is a complete rundown of the Civil Service Softball League standings, as of Sue Hilton Cops Tourney. Thumping Gagnon 9 And 8 KINGSTON (CP)--Sue Hil-)was on the greens where Miss ton, a 21-year-old veteran, won|Hilton's experience paid her third Ontario women's am-jonce again as it had in Thurs- om ge ey grog g _-- ar caredgic oon gs jay, with a 9 an lecision|Gail Harvey 'oronto, de- phe Ml ell ae Oe over Helene Gagnon of Arvida, fending Canadian closed wom- Any games not played by the|2e- en's champion, end of the schedule will not be} Miss Hilton, of London, Ont.,) She dropped putts of 35 feet counted in the League stand-/took a commanding five-holejon the 17th hole, 16 on the 20th, ings. lead at. the half-way point of|27 on the 23rd and a 15-tooter Rundle's Garden Centre: seem baa ag ionag ge Page for an eagle three on the 28th. to be having their own way, to é . '| Miss Gagnon sco: a this point in the schedule, not), When the match ended on the jor upset of ths totulasene te having lost a game in 13 starts.|28th hole, Miss Hilton was seven}. aij final play when she de- Rexco have been coming on in|¥Under a the par-76 Catar-lfeated Sandra Post, 17, of Oak- the last half of the session, pin aqui Golf Club layout. ville's Trafalgar Golf and Coun- ning their last four games {fn a} "'The best golf I've ever|try Club. row and looking stronger every|Played," said Miss Hilton as the time out. two finalists. headed for the Gen-Auto Juveniles, who were|Clubhouse. Her score was in to be in the Juvenile playdowns|Sharp contrast to pre-tourna- Miss Post, the defending champion, won the Ontario junior women's championship last week, * ) SALEM, | COLLECT BIG PAYOFF N.H. (AP)--Sixty- two persons collected a $1,119 payoff in the daily double Fri- day at Rockingham Park. The double payoff. was made on Rock Brigade, $91.20, in the first race, and Avalon. 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Minor) He told reporters he was|porters that McNeil is not all he) "just visiting a few aldermens|is cracked up to be, Davis is or whatever you call them." \particularly anxious to break 9 BICYCLE SHOP TOYS HOCKEY EQUIPMENT FULL LINE OF C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES Soles--Service--Parts Keys Made 497 Simcoe St. S$. PHONE 725-3979 Oshawa's Finest Hotel SALES MEETINGS BANQUETS -- CONVENTIONS MOST FOR YOUR Air Conditioned « way Friday. Mr. Jive C, returned a win mutuel of $20.60. driver Dr. John Findley. He scored his 29th with Noral Gale in the ninth race nightcap. Burn's Wallop McKeen's, First Loss In 13 Games Burn's Jewellers handed Mc-| Keen's Furniture its first loss in|the final inning. 13 games Thursday night, in a} Michael was the winning UAW League contest played at|pitcher, and he also hit a homer Lacrosse Associations house Clay 'said there was no polit-|out of a scoring slump. Unionaires a 6-5 lead going into} ical significance to his city hall visit. "I'm running for an office jmuch bigger than these," he 0 esday, July 13, Eagles|commented, then expounded on ; PR ~~, Y : the first|the subject of his Black Muslim) From Italia Squad game of the night. Glen Shef-|religion. -- . | field led the Eagles with three| Clay discussed a world exhi-/ polonia edged Italia 3-2 Sat- goals and Dave Maguire scored|Dition tour to begin shortly/urday night, in Oshawa Soccet the other. For the Hawks, John|When he flies to British Hon-\Teague action a: the Kinsmen Armstrong and Larry Graham duras. He said the tour, cover-|Civic Memorial 'Stadium. netted singles. jing Europe and the Middle} Helmut Jeckel scored two The second game saw the first/ast, was at the invitation Of/goais and George Kuropas Iplace Falcons down Hawks 3-1,|Vatious governments. |counted one for the winners.) with Timmy Morris scoring alljtion. in St. Catharines .. -|A1| Polonia's tallies came in the, three goals for the Falcons.|Thursday was the last day t0\<econd half of play, after Italia jleagues are as follows: ITYKE Polonia Wins Two Alexandra Park, trouncing them/and a double. Redshaw collected 10-1. : two doubles and a single for Burn's opened the scoring with) Fuels. Anderson was the losing one in the third frame, on a hurler. : solo homer by Campbell, but SCUGOG'S WIN Macko came back with a round-| Carlisle tossed one-hit, 11- tripper in the top of the fourth|strike-out ball for Body Shop, to tie the contest. jbut Scugog still managed to Burn's exploded in the bottom|pysh five runs across, to down of the fourth for seven runs to'them 5-0. put the game away, and added) Four of the winners' two more in the sixth. Campbell) came in the second frame, had a homer and a pair of Carlisle loaded the bases on singles for the winners, while|walks, setting the stage for McIntyre had two doubles and|ajiin's grand-slam home' run. a single and Gillard collected a/The other run came in the li singles and a two-fourth, on an error and two . 2 assed halls. Body Shop catcher, Hoar was the winning pitcher, sro gave i eight passed giving up just a homer and ajpalis during the contest. one with the loss going to} Robinson was the winning arager. : |pitcher, giving up a pair of QUALITY FUELS |singles in the tout frame, and In another game playd at fanning 15 batters Alexandra Park, Quality Fuels WAYNE AUTO BODY tallied a pair of runs in the {ny the only other game, played bottom of the seventh, to edge|at Lakeview Park, Wayne Auto Unionaires 7-6. Body counted a trio of runs in Fuels took a 3-0 lead after) the 10th inning, to down Cadillac three innings of play, before! pote} 6-3. Unionaires jumped ahead with) auto Body tied four runs in the fourth. The yith a pair of runs. in the clubs exchanged a pair of runS)seventh inning, after Cadillac in the sixth frame, to give/haq gone ahead 3-1 in the fifth. Auto Body opened the scoring in the second frame. runs when the contest Larry Graham scored the lone|$!8" players who would remain|had taken a 2-0 first - half lead Hawk marker. with the club for the balance of/on goals by M. Pedretti and S. In the final game, Fagles|the season, and Larry Lloyd) Latin | | lcame from two goals behind in|Was selected to round out the) In Second Division action, J at 4-4, Glen Sheffield was the sty begs . one goal ie saga big scorer, as he sank four : H as they downed Italia 2-1. Pau goals into the Falcon net. Tim| Victory To Giants Morris matched this effort for| I : Poe In Bantam Action their goals, | Giants edged Astros 3-2 Fri- Jday night, in Legion Bantam} Monday, July 12, saw Comets) yemorial Stadium Connaught Tykes defeat Rockets 2-1 in a tight)" oot wilson. started on the! Fernhill Park Tykes Friday scoring star for the Comets with! : e with a 20-hit attack, to wallo both goals. Mark Hutchins sank)!" feouble in the tu, wee Z in Alward, and scored himself}. The winners scored one in the The second game saw the - niin at i first inning, 13 in the second,| league "leading Jets trounce on Hircock"s single. Bernie Mc-| g, | : door, to pick up the win. ithe fifth. led the Jets with four goals, fs!- i -ee| Bill Young tossed a no-hitter lowed by Wayne McGuigan with After allowing Giants three} ' |Sherban settled down and gave|Connaught scored singletons in the lone marker for the Comets ; |the first, second, third and | The nal Reins Was won pyluP only a double to Alexander) : Albert| ; ing eight - walks and a_ Fernhill |Liebreghts scored two goais and ban fanned 12'batters in a losing error, |Danny Morris added the other| = scored the Rockets one goal. PEEWEE | 'Astros and Cyclones battled to! Last-Place Guelph a 6-6 tie. 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Junior League -- Osh- * awa Legionaires at Stouffville, at 2.00 p.m. MONDAY LACROSSE -- OLA Junior "A" League -- Etobicoke vs Osh- awa Green Goels, ot Civic Auditorium, 8.30 p.m, SOFT- BALL ---- Civil Service League -- Doubleheader at Alex- andra Park, starting at 6.30 p.m. TUESDAY SOFTBALL -- Oshawa City ond District Assoc. -- Juvenile League -- People's vs Jay Cees, at Alexandra Park, 6.15 p.m. and Major League -- Brooklin vs Bad Boys, at Alex- andra Park, 8.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY SOFTBALL -- Oshowa City and District Assoc. -- Juvenile League --- Jay Cees vs Genoshas, ot 6.15 p.m. and Beaches Major Fastball League ---- New Toronto Plating vs Oshawa Tony's, at 8.15 p.m.; both games at Alexandra Park. THURSDAY SOFTBALL --- Oshowa City and District Assoc -- Mojor Lea- gue ---- Scugog Cleaners vs Gale's Lumber, at 6.15 p.m. and Bad Boys vs Merchants, at 8:15 p.m.; Both games at Alexandra Park, LACROSSE -- OLA Junior 'B' League -- Huntsville at Whitby, 8.30 p.m. FRIDAY SOFTBALL -- Oshawa City and District Major League Gale's vs Bad Boys, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m, and Scugog Cleaners at Brooklin, 8:15 p.m. SATURDAY BASEBALL -- Leaside Junior League -- East York Kiwanis: vs Oshawa Legionaires, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 2,00 p.m, Yankees Win s the last period to tie the game|@el roster . . . The Oshawans|Nawrot and K. Rawski each Seves netted Italia's only goal the Falcons as he scored all) | . | Fernhill Crushes |NOVICE faction at the Kinsmen Civic) battle. Mike Flagel was the! mound for the Giants, but got/Might bombarded Connaught : RR jthem by a count of 30-4. the lone Rocket. tally. Ken Sherban tripled and drove IGui jseven in the third and nine in! Comets 6-1, as Albert Liebreghts| ute took. over: and shut the) i a 4 coy ifor the winners, fannin 13. two; Drew Armstrong. acored runs in the opening frame, Ken g | A .jseventh innings, on a total of lieth $4 over Rocka for the rest of the game, Sher-| 8 cause. for the winners, Mark Hutchins : Ore. | Terries Defeat | In the best game of the year, Talbot was the winning hur-|Lepine and Brian Hall led the} Etobicoke Terriers won their ler, while the loss went to Clodd.|way with two goals apiece. Paul|seventh Ontario Lacrosse Asso- MeMillan and Vernon had two! Holliday and Jimmy Erratt add-|ciation Junior A game in a row rhits eath for the winners, andjed singletons. Cyclone scoring|Friday, defeating Guelph Mo- Gray picked up a pair for Cadil-|was taken care of by Bill Coedy hawks 22-13 Atom League BOWMANVILLE Yankees defeated Dodgers by a score of} 23 to 6 to win the Atom Base- The Memorial Park Trophy, which was donated in memory of the late Bill Mutton, a well- known ard well-liked supporter! of minor baseball in Bowman-| ville: \jackets and Gaels battled to a Dodgers could not solve the/six-all tie in their Midget La- brilliant pitching of Bobby Pres-|crosse game ton who claimed a total of 12) John Kramp_ scored three | seven Jim Midget Teams in Lacrosse Tie, 6-6 BOWMANVILLE -- Yellow Coghill) ' alive! é You're in the Pepsi generation! | | | | PEPSI-COLA hl Smith Beverages Ltd., strikeouts in five innings and/goals for Yellow . Jackets; allowed two hits. He walked six.|while Larry Devitt scored two Yankees, on the other handjand was credited with two | 750 Farewell Street -- | ng -- Legion for/assists. Mike Cooper of Yellow seven hits. The Yankee. caused] Jackets picked up a | and was aided by 23 bases on balls.|assists . a a | Top hitters for Yankees were) Terry Devitt scored three Bobby Preston with three hits In\goals for Gaels and 'assisted on five times at bat, including twolanother. Francis Cowles hit for grand slam home runs; and/two goals and Doug Sleep added Peter Nowlan who had _ two|the other singles and three walks. Doug) In a Pee Bragg collected both of the/Rears defeated Cubs by 7 to 4. Dodger hits. Alan Abernathy scored four The Toronto Maple Leaf Base-|goals for the winners. David ball Club will hold a clinic at/Tabb scored three and Doug Memorial Park from 11 a.m. to\Crough 'collected three assists. July 22. The clinic is part of the|For the losers, Planza Recreation Department's imer playground program. There Are Special BUSINESS E For personal use or for Company use there are definite advantages when you lease a new.,. e -@ € No Insurance costs . . . Ne mainte Pag ge on one or two yeer lea: for full details. lac. and Doug Bannon with two goals} Ron MeNeil scored each 'while John Crawford, | Woodbine Fourth ' | jgoals for Guelph. Neil Bom- the five-furlong fourth race at/tandoni, Art Weiss and Ron The two-year-old filly, owned| of Anxious Age and Vicky in Wee series game ' jockey Avelino Gomez the first} --three behind Hugo Dittfach's each, and one goal apiece by goals for Etobicoke and Jim Heaslip and Phil Kift. Moore added six. Bill icesbhcnallacenct % - ~jand Al Abbott scored three ' ' s s ' . 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