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} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 24, 1968 PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' GREEN GAELS face the acid test this weekend. First of all, we must point out that we are writing this in ad- vance of the report from St. Catharines, concerning last night's game, where the St. Kitts were hosting Mimico "Mounties". If the homesters won that: one -- then the Green Gaels need only one more victory, to clinch top spot -- since even if they lost two of their next three starts, they would end up tied in total points with Mimico, but would claim first place by a much superior goal-scoring average. But if Mimico won last night, then Green Gaels need t wo more wins, with three schedule games left to play. They have a home-and-home series, that is bound to be rough, tough and likely extremely close -- with Hastings Legion. Oshawa visits Hastings tonight and 'Rock' Batley's crew comes back to our Civic Auditorium on Monday night. Oshawa's final game of the schedule is in Etobicoke, on Wédnesday night. Regardless of last night's result, or to- night's, for that matter, Oshawa Green Gaels will be going all-out to clinch that top spot in the standing, when they play Hastings here on Monday night. Finishing in first place gives that team the "extra" game at home, in each playoff round -- and it's recognized, Green Gaels just don't lose at home. Of special interest to the lacrosse fans is the information that those who hold season tickets, can pick up their reserved seats at the Civic Auditorium on Monday night, or on Tuesday and Wednesday, between 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. and on Thursday and Friday, between 7.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. It is expected that the first playoff game will be on Monday, August 2 (Civic Holiday). NOW HEAR THIS! Oshawa Yacht Club is making @ special effort to boost their 'Junior Yacht Club" member- ship and instruction classes, during the month of August. They have four boats available and excellent instructors to teach sailing, at a nominal fee, of course. On Wednesday, next week, in a bid to stimulate interest, the OYC is hold- ing an "open house" at their club quarters, Oshawa Har- bor, from 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. and all youngsters who are interested, will be welcomed for a free "sail", with no strings, or lanyards, attached! WEEKEND REVIEW -- Did you know that the Canadian Industries Limited Wildlife Management Fellowship Plan offers post-graduate training in wildlife studies to Canadian citizens attending our universities? It issues a number of fellowships and grants, each year, of considerable financial size, to assist a student interested in following up this inter- esting career, in wildlife, conservation, etc... .. NEW RECORDS in both attendance and c quently profits, were set this spring by the 1965 Canadian National Sportsmen's Show and also the Canadian Boat Show. The net earnings are of major interest to the promoters but to the outdoor sportsman, this proves that his favorite pastime or hobby, is now "major league' in Canada... . SOMETHING NEW! The first annual 'Canadian Winter Sports Show" will be held in the Toronto CNE Park, from November 3rd to 6th, and this new show will feature skiing and all other dealt with as early as Novem-| By CLIFF GORDON Brampton Excelsiors dealt the Brooklin pennant hopes a harsh blow last night as they humbled the once unbeatable Brooklin crew 15-7 in a regular Ontario Sr. A Lacrosse 'game up in the Rose Town. The loss by Brooklin, coupled with the Peterborough Speedy Erns' | Credit Sailors, dropped Bob) Vesey's men to third spot in the league standings. Cy Coombes, a former Brooklin player, was the big noise in a winning way for the Erns in Peterborough, scoring eight goals. ° |scoring race, Brooklin has a game in hand) The game was keenly con-|They need plenty of support like now over Brampton and couldjtested, with 12 penalties being) vault back into a tie for the top rung with a win over the Huntsville Hawks at the Brook- lin arena tonight. Jack Madgett led the scoring 26-11 pasting of Port|Brooklin. Captain Glen Lotton still the league-leader. . Don Arthurs had two goals and three assists. John Ford, rugged rear-guard, had a pair, with aces going to Ken Richardson, Bill Castator, Gord Thompson and John Spicer. ' i It appeared as if the Lotton) brothers were really going tol steal the lamp-lighting for had a four-goal night with older brother. Ken getting twe.. Jim Hinkson added the other to ispoil the all-Lotton might. G. Lotton also added one assist to stay abreast of Arthurs in the handed out, eight to the win- ners, including misconducts to McCauley and Castator. Craggs drew. three of the fou. =<coklin infractions. | onslaught for the Rose Town crew, as he triggered four goals, for one of his better per- formances of the season. Ed O'Keefe had three, while de- fending scoring champion, and Brampton led 4-3,. at the end of the first and 10-6 after two. | JUST TALKING ... We did inot have a chance to talk to |manager Vesey after last |night's game but he must be Golf Play-Offs Today, Weslock Wants Change By JIM CRERAR Nick Weslock, one of four com- petitors who reached today's semi-final round of the Ontario Amateur golf championship,|t@tio Amateur winner, and the/phorne scored three times. Jim| in}McGrath had two goals, while would like to see the event changed from match to medal play. The 47-year-old engineer, who} has won the Ontario Amateur| five times, the Ontario Open six|tound of the tournament. times and the Canadian Ama-| teur three times, is circulating |don cupper, rallied with three a petition on the subject among fellow golfers. The suggested change may be! ber when the Ontario Golf As-| sociation governors meet in) Toronto. If the governors think) Weslock's idea is a good one} the change could be made ationto's Dennis Johns, then with-/Dave Drummond, the OGA annual meeting in Tor-|Stood a rally by Willard Cowan non, of Burlington for a 2 and 1 vic- Armour added a pair each. Roy onto in February. Brooklin Trounced; Slip To Third Spot |Brampton 5 and 4 in Friday's|Kevin Ellis, Bill Manley and} RICHMOND HILL. Ont. (CP)|third round and downed Gus|Mark Bergin each had two. |Blair of Toronto 3 and 2 in the fourth round. Coole, 1957 On- only player to break par Wednesday's qualifying with a one-under 71, shot close to par golf. Weslock, however,} birdied six holes in his hottest) McAllister, another Willing-| birdies in a row on the second nine for a come-from-behind 2linto second pl in th & and l-victory over Norm Gold- Senior SAY corte Ma man of Toronto in the third|troyncing Port Credit Sai jround. He eliminated Martin| 9.11. . <a Mason of Toronto in the fourth round 2 and 1. |Hunter added singles. round |singles went jto lead the Petes. Ken Ruttan Kern won 7 and 6 over Tor-|had five while Larry Ferguson, date for the Brooklin squad. wondering how a team can be so hot for so long, and then cool off so much..... He will almost certainly have a_ few}, more players out for tonight's game than he had last night. . . . The third place standing is the lowest of the season to) . . . The Brooklinites well re- member the lesson in running the Hawks gave them in their last home game (played in the Oshawa Children's Arena and a repeat performance is not like- ly. It could mean a big step to- wards retaining the pennant should the locals win tonight. they had last Saturday night when some 800 fans took in one of the best lacrosse games seen in this area for some time. To- night's game should be as good, if not better. Mounties 'Waffle' Supertests, 20-8 ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- Graham Gair led Mimico Moun- ties with seven goals to help de- feat St. Catharines 20-8 in an} Ontario Lacrosse Associa-| ARCHIE COCHRANE is shown here holding a 'head number" and a _ matching tion Junior A game. Friday) saddle cloth, as worn by night. | each horse, in a harness Bruce Ferguson had three; racing meet. As an official goals, while Russ Ferguson.) starter, for the Canadian Trotting Association, it is this Oshawa man's job, via HAS KEY JOB - Official Jim -Henderson and Harris For St. Catharines, Bill to Doug Favell, Petes Top Sailors, In Second Place Peterborough Petes moved) Casual visitors to a harness racing track seldom realize the intricacies of this fast growing sport. There are various jobs connected with this harnessed variety of "the sport of kings" -- one of these is that of the official starter. Archie Cochrane of Taunton Friday night, by Cy Coombes fired eight goals Paul Can- Jim Grady and Jack By PETE McNAUGHTON OTTAWA (CP) -- Outstand- ing individual highlighted activities at the Eastern Canada age class track and field championships Fri- day, although only three Cana- dian age class records were broken. || All three record perform- ances were by athletes from the Don Mills (Ont.) Track and Field Club of Toronto which end of the day. Susan Nigh of the Dow Mills club set the first record of the day. The 17-year-old added one- half inch to the old mark in the juvenile high jump with a |leap of five feet, four inches. | Another Don. Mills 17-year-old, Cathy Chapman, was the club's individual star of the day. Run- ning on a fast track in the ideal weather, the slender blonde ran the 80-metre hurdles in 11.1 sec- onds, clipping two-fifths of a speedy Barbara Dallimore, who finished second, by seven yards. Abigail Hoffman, the Toronto runner who went to Tokyo last year with Canada's Olympic jteam, won the 440-yard-dash in \57.4 seconds--well off her best jtime. \SHOT RECORD BROKEN The junior men's shot put record was broken by two Don Mills athletes, Ain Roost~ and Mike Mercer. Roost won the event with a toss of 47 feet, 74% inches, while Mercer took sec- ond with a heave of 46 feet, 10 inches, one inch better than the old standard, Astrid Verduyn of Peterbor- ough, entered in the girls midget division--for competi- the use of his mobile start- ing gate, to see that each horse gets a fair start. He'll be in charge of the harness racing meet, here at Alex- andra Park, on Civic Holi- day afternoon. --Oshawa Times Photo Starter e Uses Mobile Gate wiintitar tins performances} held a commanding lead jn un-| official team standings at the| |second off her own juvenile rec-) ord and beating Ottawa's 'Toronto Club Dominates Track And Field Meet leaped five feet, two inches to take the high jump event. Only major upset of the day occurred when Doug Scorrar of Perth, Ont., who last year set a world record for the six-mile run in the 15-year age group, failed to qualify for the final of the juvenile mile event. Unofficial point totals at the end of the day had the Don Mills club well out in front with 239 points, 102 better than Up- lands Harriers of Ottawa. The province of Quebec team was inext with 130, followed by Wind- sor Legion Olympic Club with 74, Hamilton Olympic with 63 and the Oakville, Ont., track club with 46. | SPEARED BY POLE | NEW YORK (AP)--An inch- thick wooden window - opening pole fell from the ninth floor window of a building Tuesday and plunged like a spear into the head of a woman on the sidewalk below. alive! You're in the Pepsi generation! oceans ----- Smith Beverages Ltd., 750 Farewell Street ete saree ae the race a valid one by shout-| ing "Go." | | It is his prerogative to recall a race if in his opinion it was not started satisfactorily. Any |driver not conforming to the jofficial starter's wishes can be fined or suspended, by Coch- jrane, under the Canadian Trot- AND SA Compeny use there ore definite adventeges when you lease « new... There. 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The rabbit hunting season around these parts (Townships of Reach, Scott, Uxbridge, Pickering, Whitby, East Whitby and Ontario) opens on October 20 and goes to the end of February. In Durham County, they start on Oct. 2 and go to Feb. 28. STALWART GOALIE Merv Often Overlooked, But Is Gaels' Mainstay By FRANK RATCLIFFE It has been the fate of many @ goaltender, in both hockey and lacrosse, to be overshadow- ed by a prolific front wall. After all, the name of the game is oals, and when the forward nes bulge the mesh seemingly at will, they have to make the headlines. Fellows like Merv Marshall of § the Oshawa Green Gaels are forced to take a back seat. But the fact that Merv labors with- out the impetus of-a spotlight, detracts in no way from his value to the club; it simply re- flects the style of play used by the Oshawans. on strokes instead of the pres-| Mossop downed Paul Williams of Burlington 2 up in the third Wood, Terry Downer and Bob-idian 'Trotting Association for|Starting gate three years ago. by Allan scored singles. Former Long Branch junior| ent system in which opponents|round, sinking a 22-foot putt on Star, Brian Keegan, paced the meet head-to-head and deter-ithe difficult. 18th green for ajfourth-place Sailors with four|qrivers draw by lot for posi-|2"d Garden mine the outcome on the basis|birdie four. He ousted former goals. Paul Henderson and Roniii4n. in each race. Horses for|drove a starting gate for Brown |Peterborough Petes Junior A McNill had two each whild|,..4 race are classified by the|for about five years. | hockey star Bob Jamieson the|George Olah, Ross Othen andiq.nawa Harness Horse Driving) Harry Ambrose, same way in the fourth round|George McCaffey rounded outicy, for meets at Alexandra|Sn-in-law, usually handles the' Several of the players in the|sinking a 17-footer on the 18th)the ae li | of holes won and lost. STROKE PLAY 'FAIRER' tournament here feel stroke play is a fairer method of de- termining the winner than match play. Today's semi-finals, sched- uled for 9:15 and 9:30 a.m. EDT pitted Weslock against Tom Mc- Allister of Toronto and Doug Mossop of Toronto against Ben Kern of Cooksville. The final Aug..14, defeated Ray Coole of Clay Resists Chuvalo Offer was slated for 2 p.m. EDT. | jto win 2 up. for full details. airs and one-day meets, for the from Ernie Brown, now official) last three years. |starter on the Golden Horseshoe) It is his 'duty to have all the|circuit of Greenwood, Mohawk; PHONE 723-4634 MILLS AUTO LEASE LTD. 1 scoring with one goal Park apiece. | ' TO EACH HIS OWN | | | Brooklin Concretes and Gale's Lumber both registered victor- Brooklin And Gael's Win 'City And District Tilts The starter must be. equipped with saddle cloths and head numbers for the horses. Each race is designated a particular saddle cloth color. This enables fans to determine -- with the use of a program -- the names of the horses that are warming up for their races. Cochrane must call the horse ed up by fine fielding. Bad Boys picked up three hits in Weslock, a member of the); ; i i ; ' : Pes lies Friday night, in Oshawajthe first inning, but a double) the track: f bar ig 'Wwlingéon "Cup team|city and District Softballlplay turned back the rally saci pda ee ee baddede ee fet Mn # onnnipag | eaaue action |without a run crossing thelsands Bach driver is allowed We td. defeated Ray Codie cy|, Squaring off against Badiplate. one "'score" before coming to City, Cochrane} 266 KING ST. WEST Cochrane's -MASTER linside driving chores, | EXTRA-LIFE |RACES HERE; | |HOLIDAY | The Cochrane "'starting gate"| will be seen in action on Civic) Holiday Monday, Aug. 2 when! the Oshawa Harness Horse Driving Club stages a race meet at Alexandra Park, start- ing at 2 p.m. Pari-mutual | wagering will be available to jthe fans. | Chev., Pant. 1954-64 (most) = MUFFLERS EXTRA! "x BONUS COUPONS °%,4* | Junior Yacht Club | Boys at Alexandra Park, Gale's| Peters was the losing pitcher, managed only a pair of runs ingiving up seven hits and walk- the third inning,' but that wasling two, while striking out 10) good enough to take a 2-1 thrill-|batters, Both hurlers went the their) route. | the starting gate in his drawn position. The Cochrane starting gate fits. in the trunk of his car. It is Opens Its Doors Oshawa youth between the lequipped so that he can contro jjages of 11 and 17 who would Bad Boys narrow the gap to/Ruth collecting two for er. The winners pushed runs across on an error, a| Vail led the winners at the fielder's choice and a_ single.iplate with a pair of hits with Bad the speed of the vehicle until jhe brings the field of horses to ithe starting wire and declares) like to.find out how. much fun sailing is, now is your chance! TORONTO (CP)--The unrec-|2-1, in the fifth frame, on back-|Boys. A\ognized world heavyweight box- to-back singles with iwo out, but that ended the scoring. ing champion, Cassius Clay, has resisted all advances for a match with Canadian heavy-| weight champion George Chu- White picked up the victory on the mound, scattering seven EARLY SCORING | Brooklin Concretes scored all! jtheir tuns in the first two in-| nings, and coasted toa ----______--___------|ing itself short of students for| Houdaille Edges The Junior Yacht Club, find-| YOUR the month of August, has de- CREDIT cided to open its doors next, Wednesday. Interested boys and) girls will be welcomed for a OSHAWA WHITBY Ph. Fred A. Smith Co, Ltd. 115 Simcoe St. $, * thits, while fanning 10 and issu-|decision over Scugog Cleane 4-1 rs. Newcastle Stars free sail any time. from 10:00 ing three walks, He was back-| The winners pushed a single- Chuvalo's manager said! Friday. | "He's either afraid of us or) else he's made an earlier com-| mitment to fight someone! Through the first 17 games of the season, Marshall has held an | average of slightly over eight goals - against - per - game, an amazing figure when one takes into account that Oshawa has peppered almost 20.5 per game past opposition net-minders. | The Parente Gael of-| fense doesn't mean that Mar- shall has always had a comfort-|fUr markers, a total bettered able cushion to fall back on, that OMly by the three goals he gave he has never felt the pressure of up against Brampton in a con- pene play. hr eaten aa he|test here. has frequently held the defend: the value of Marshall to the po Ra 'when thelr woually-sturdy|GTee and White was brought defence momentarily crumbled. |home last week following a tilt in In a contest just one week|St. Catharines. Johnny Davis, ago, when Jim Bishop's boys|generally regarded as the build- played host to Mimico Mounties, |ing block of the Green Gaels, the 18-14 win chalked up by the paid his goaltender perhaps the homsters was due largely to the highest tribute Mery could have fine netminding of the 17-year-|z0tten, by rating him as. the old star. In the game before|key to Oshawa's success. that, Long Branch Castrolites) 'Mery has kept us in a lot would have been easy winners, of games when we weren't play-| but their marksmen were foileding well,' the Oshawa scoring! time and time again. ace said. "Without him, we} In early June, Gaels walkedicould easily be where Guelph! into the rae gow Arena, and js," were stretched to the limit as : : they eked out a 7-5 verdict over at es _-- he sage the Excelsiors. The low score Mets of the ; aay tells the goaltending story. A' ete of he OLA Junior "A few nights later, they met the, Winner of the famous McOnag- Mohawks at home, and the head-/"@Y Medal as the outstanding lines were devoted to the record-/pisver in - Bossa mo peered shattering 42-goal offense, a)" : ' , mark later erased by Huntsville his worth, and he continues to Teen-Towners of the Junior "'B" Prove it game after game. loop. But a glance at the other side of the scoreboard revealed that Mr. Marshall conceded just Three-Way Tie In Local Soccer Loop W LT GF GA PTS.) 37:16 «1 MERV MARSHALL PLAN GUERRILLA FORCE RAWALPINDI (AP) -- Paki stan will raise a guerrilla vol unteer force of 150,000 persons, a government spokesman told the national assembly Wednes-| day. Defence Secretary Moham-| med Qasim Malik said volun-| teers will be called the Pakistan Mujahid force. They will have} Polonia 7.3 | eens 6 4 8 8 i a to those of| Hungaria 6 1 2 # 13 14 igs | Italia 5 2 2 28 15 12 FILM DESERT SPECTACLE | Thistles 3 4 1 % 21 «7 Chariton Heston and Laurence Ukrania 2 7. © 18 25 4/Olivier will star in Khartoum Local 222 0 6 3 11 44 3\a new spectacular based on the Kickera @ 6 3°14 23 2|1885 holy war in the Sudan. | No Televised "sive mie vey efor per, BALL In West? |sible during the past week to) VANCOUVER (CP) -- Clay's solicitor refused even to! negotiate."" bers of Parliament, | : Live|to arrange a Chuvalo-Clay bout. |tejevised football appears to be|Struck out 11 Scugog batters.| We offered to settle for as little'; i ; | 1 i q sont of the gate, but\impossible in' Western Canada|R. Mason also fanned 11, while|third, and was bunted home by as 10 per cent of the gate, DUU this fall unless fans make mas-|allowing six hits, to tak |ton across: in-the opening frame} and added three more in the second, on four hits. The losers scored their only run in the second inning. | Doug Scott tossed a_ spark- \ling two-hitter for the winners| register the victory. Hel John Hill, Don Ferguson, Houdaille Industries nipped Newcastle OBA All-Stars 3-2 Fri- day night, in an exhibition con- test staged at Eastview Park Newcastle took a 2-1 lead after one inning of play, and there was no more scoring until the bottom of the seventh. Pat- erson singled, stole second and e the) Jubb, Jubb also stole second and isive protest through their mem-|loss. the televi- third, and came home with the fs ; . winning run on a bunt by Der- Ungerman now is trying t0sion committee of the Western|Warriner, Vern Ferguson, Tom| vent, Paterson was the top Osh-| work out details for a fight be-/Football Conference said Fri-|Simpson and Doug Scott got one|awan at the plate, with a pair of jtween Chuvalo and Ernie Ter-/day night. rell, who is recognized by the) Committee members are B.C {hit apiece for Brooklin, with B.| |King and P. Parkins getting) hits in three trips. Buckley was the winning hur- Gerald Beek Ltd. 311 Brock St. N. 728-6272 Ph. 668-5828 a.m, to 3:00 p.m,, starting from) the north-west side of the Osh-| awa Harbor. | The club boasts four boats and excellent instructors, with) fees set at only $20.00 for the' full month of August. CAMERON Wrecking Demolition | We Wreck Anywhere-- | Any Deseription | | Millwork's Mid-Summer POWER . MOWER World Boxing Association as'Ljons' general manager Herb|the only hits for the losers. the heavyweight champion. Terrell has offered to fight}lan McKachern, and manager-| Chuvalo in Chicago, New York|coach Bud Grant or Toronto. ler, giving up just three. hits, | FREE ESTIMATES \Capozzi and vice-president Al-| while fanning eight and walking| of Winnipeg Blue Bombers, The committee said "monop- jthree. White turned in a fine 'mound performance for New- Gary Player Wins | " S. Rae Hickok Belt lite tossed nag ls odie "10 under olistic" dian Broadcasting and Canadian Television Player Well Ahead In Challenge Golf WASHINGTON. (AP) -- US Open champion Gary Player shot an eight-under-par 63 Fri- day and turned the six-man| U.S. Challenge Golf: match into a one-man show, After 36 holes of the 72-hole match, in which $50,000 in prize money is at stake, Player was par and had a 10- ctrak | } es es pane to share football rights Arnold Palmer and UB. Am: This agreement effectively ateur champion Bill Campbell were tied for third at 143, with) |WFC games. | The networks obstructed ef {forts of the Montreal advertis tee said in a formal statement The public must demand can |1963 agreement between CBC suring each network that it may participate in football Jack Nicklaus, the Masters e x champion, 16 strokes behind rts pu yh q u hs hi Player at 148 after shooting 76,7. SUG 'he committee Friday . REMEMBER WHEN... By CANADIAN PRESS Leo Diegel of Agua Cali- ente and Michigan's Tomny Armour tied for the Cana- dian 'open golf champion- ing firm which owns the rights} jand is trying to get an agree-|capture a monthly award this) ment for coverage, the commit-| year. cellation or modification of a Jim Clark, the auto racing Scot land CTV which requires them votes and 253 points in the poll jeliminates competition by as-| Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles regard-|with 13 firsts and 99 points and the/Clark third with 4 firsts and 44 _ WRESTLING-MIDGETS ANDY ROBIN vs. practices of the Cana- | Corporation Net-irica's Gary Player was named! \works are to blame for an im- winner Friday of the June poll |passe in negotiations to televise : the §. 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