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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tucsdey, September 14, 1968 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' LACROSSE took over the Canadian sports picture last night, as The Minto Cup series opened in Oshawa and The Mann Cup series got underway in New Westininster. As it turned out, New Westminster teams won both opening games, We don't know for certain how Brooklin came out in their game but here at home, we saw a rugged-checking team trap the Green Gaels into playing their style of play, with a methodical first-period approach, Oshawa "Green Gaels' lost their big advantage when they quit running, in last night's opener. Defensive lacrosse was adopted as the two teams Played the first period on a strictly '"feeling-them-out" .basis, For the Green Gaels, this was a mistake, They found out -- or we think they should know by now that they found out -- man-for-man, New Westminster has too many players that "are big enough and good enough to 'beat their own check" and in lacrosse, this 1s how you create your odd-man ad- vantage. 9 GREEN GAELS have got to open up the play, They have have moulded on a wide-open, fast-running technique and we feel that if Johnny Davis, Gaylor Powless, the Thompsons, Higgs and Clayton, and the rest, will move into their wide- open, fast-running game, they can create enough openings and get enough breaks, to dominate the attack, Last night's first period was pathetically slow, We've seen dozens of sen- jor games that were much faster, They started at a cautious pace, each trying to "feel out" the opposition and the plod- plod style that emerged was not the Junior lacrosse style that has become popular around here. We got the impression that New Westminster tricked the Gaels into playing their brand of lacrosse -- and it was a real trap. While New West- minster established a systematic man-for-man checking plan, the Green Gaels got away from their usual wide-open running attack. e é . son of the Oshawa Green Gaels shake hands prior to the start of last night's opening game of the 1965 MEANWHILE (Back At The Ranch) -- We've Oshawa Generals moving into town and anxious to get going in their hockey activities .. . OSHAWA TONY'S lost the third and deciding game of OASA Senior "A"' playoffs to Richmond Hill, Jast night, at Kew Gardens . . .THIS LEAVES only Scugog Cleaners Juniors as our remaining OASA contender, and they lost 2-1 in Brockville on Sunday, when pitcher Hodgkinson hit a two-run homer in the 9th to win the game 2-1 Second game is here on Saturday night... CITY CHAM-.. PIONSHIP playoffs now hold the spotlight, tonight and Thurs- day at Alexandra Park . . .CIVIL SERVICE finals go to the fifth and deciding game, tomorrow night, at North Oshawa, Richmond Hill Wins OPPOSING CAPTAINS, John Shymr (left) of the New Westminster Salmon- bellies and Kenny Thomp- DON WALLIS STARS 'Fishmen Nip In First Of Mi Minto % 4 mA Cup. The western visitors upset the Oshawans 9-6, --Oshawa Times Photo Gaels nto 2 minutes, and when the buzzer went, Wallis disappeared under a swarm of red sweaters, With a game under their belts, and the nerves conse- auantle 9. little clubs are expected to show the fans their best lacrosse in the second game of the series at the Auditorium at 8.30 p.m. Wed- nesday, OSHAWA GREEN GAELS: Marshall and Bremner (goal), Kiwior, Jones, Lloyd, Arm- strong, Higgs, B. Thompson, Davies, Stinson, Marlowe, Clay- ton, Powless, Sandford, Green- wood, K. Thompson, Davis. NEW WESTMINSTER SAL-| MONBELLIES; Wallis (goa), Niome, Bull, J. Shymr, P. Shymr, Henry, Jackson, Pep- per, T. Bolton, Winzoski, W. Goss, B. Goss, Bellwood, Salt (South Vancouver), Dillon (Vic- toria), Nagy (North Burnaby). | REMEMBER WHEN .. ., Muhammad Ali, alias | Cassius Clay, was stripped of his world heavyweight | . boxing title one year ago today -- in 1964 -- by the W orld Boxing Association because he had signed a new contract for a fight with Sonny Liston when there was already a return- bout clause in their last contract. DAY INJURED CALGARY (CP)--Eagle Day, \first - string quarterback for Stampeders, will be the Western Football |Conference club for 10 days or |more because of a knee injury, lassistant coach Howard Keys! jsaid Monday night. Day, jtackled hard during Calgary's | | 24-10 loss to British Columbia | |Lions in a game in Vancouver | Saturday night, will' be re-} placed by backup quarterback |Jerry Keeling for the Stam- | peders' game against Saskat 'chewan in Regina next Satur- |day, 2nd Power Boat Marathon Here This Saturday According to Oshawa _resi- dents, Norman Courtney, one of the organizers, keen interest is being shown and nearly 30 entries have already been re- ceived for the. second annual Lake Ontario Power Boat Mara- thon to be held from Toronto to Oshawa and return on Sat- urday, September 18. Open to amateurs, profession- als and dealers, this is reputed) to be Canada's most severe test of boats, motors and drivers, covering a distance of 80 miles over the choppy waters of Lake Ontario, aap The Marathon is sponsored by Lackie's Marina, Toronto, and the Oshawa Yachthayen and. has five different categories in the Amateur Class and five seg GALT AOE TEE TEP NEE AEE ATE DIELS INCOME 18 A NICKEL The poorest 10,000,000 ers in rural .ndia live on abou five cents a day. categories mm tne Professional Dealer Class, Entries have been received from as far distant as Detroit, Windsor and Peterborough, In the first such event held last. October the best time established over the distance in rough waters was three hours and 20 minutes, set by a Hunt boat powered by a 110 horse power Volvo inboard-outboard. SCRAP SAVES MONEY The scrap iron industry in Britain is worth 100,000,000 yearly from 500,000 old cars and 6,500,000 tons of waste | metal. YOUR SATISFACTION {§ OUR AIM All Cars Carry Our GUARANTEE Kelly Disney Used Cars Ltd, '1200 Dundes £. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN EASON TICKETS Junior "A" Hockey -- 1965 -66 AVOID THOSE LINE UP PROBLEMS Available at OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE Monday, Sept. 13 to Mon., Sept. 27 CLOSED SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M 24 HOME GAMES 21 SATURDAY EVENINGS 3 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS $2. Seat -- $48, $1.25 Seat @ Sorry! No Phone Orders, $1.50 Seat -- $36, -- $30.00 @ Have your Seats Held for all Ployoff Games . .. .. Regular Games and Exhibition Games. @ . Limited Number Available NOTE! AUTO WORKERS eee dine en eee Deciding OASA Game TORONTO -- General Man- ager 'Rich' March of Oshawa Tony's, was more than dis- appointed, after last night's 3-2 defeat Tom Hughes' Shells. March kicked the dirt near the dugout, after the game, after his club blew a 2-0 lead) and lost out in the best of three OASA Senior "A" southern fi- hals 2-1. Tony's shutout Richmond Hill| $-0 in first game and then blew the series. 'That guy Reno Pet- tenuzzo just isn't as good as his press," clipped committed March. "Our guys are a dif- ferent ball club every time out! against him." Pettenuzzo, who missed the} first game in the series, pitched) the next two wins. It's just a} mental block, however I am| fonfident tomorrow night will! be a different story." March was referring to the Beaches Major Fastball League game between Tony's and Hill-| ers, with the winner taking over top spot in the six-team standings. Pettenuzzo, yenerally regard- ed'the best Senior "A" chucker in the province, spaced five hits in nailing down his triumph. He claimed nine strikeouts, a low for him, while giving up six walks. His counterpart on the mound, Reggie Martin, tossed up a six-hitter and _ lost Tony's jumped out in front 2-0 in the 3rd inning when Tom O'Connor walked. A. sacrifice bunt by "Barney" Oldfield mov ed "Ok to second, however Scugog Cleaners to Richmond . Hill|load the bases. }Mahon cf, Elliott rf O'Connor) By FRANK RATCLIFFE 'Instead of letting down in the third period, we stepped up. That was the game right there." Keith Jackson, New West- {minster Salmonbellies' coach, Second baseman Jack Arm-|stood outside his club's dress- strong delivered a clutch single|ing room Monday night, raising to left field, scoring Tony's both|his voice above the victory runs cheers coming from behind the Tony's had chances in the 4th/490r. ' : 6th and 7th innings but couldn't| . 5almonbellies had just hustled score, Richmond Hill narrowed |their way to a 9-6 decision over the gap to 2-1 in the sixth, with- the Oshawa Green Gaels, to out collecting a hit. A costly, in-|"ke @ one game lead in the field error, a walk, -- fielder's best-of-seven Minto Cup finals, choice and a passed ball, scored emblematic of Canadian Junior Pate Conacher. lacrosse supremacy, The pos In the &th, the Hillers put the was the first suffered by the game on ice, scoring twice again unearned, After two were re- tired, Dick Moulton singled and scored on Doug Watt's triple, Watt scored the winner him- self on a costly Oshawa error, in. the infield, Martin struck out. Power-hitting Bob Young drew: an intentional pass and Dave Kelly also drew free transportation to first, to and the first in-over two years before a home crowd, "We didn't play our best, but we played as well as we had to, We'll be better Wednesday jnight,"' continued Mr, Jackson. 17 vas the bi Py Jack Armstrong led Tony's Te ee divine tak the with two hits, with Kelly, Ron) atmosphere in the Green Gael Elliott and Tom O'Connor hav-ldressing. room was in marked ing one each, No Richmond Hilllcontrast to the jubilation of the player managed more than one visitors. Silence -- but a silence hit. more of shock than concession TONY'S -- Young, Ib, Kelly Green Gael coach, Jim Bis- if, Armstrong 2b, Booth ¢, Mc. | hop, also asserted his club +would--be--better--in-the~ second 1 outing "We Armour 3b, Oldfield ss, Martin Suddard, ph in 9th RICHMOND HILL Han cock cf, Staughton 2b, Conacher \8b Moulton If, Reid If in 7th Mugford ss, Degeer, rf, Klazer c, Pettenuzzo p p and : . dress Billy the B.C, All- Stars . tonight," said Mr. Bis- hop, "because we felt should go with our own club But he'll be in there Wednesday, Without -- their pick-ups, we E would have beaten them. We Oshawa -- 000 200 000 2 § {had a bad game and still could R. Hill 000 001 02X 3 & Itihave won. We were tight to- Umpires -- Bill Christ (plate)|night, but we'll be ready' for 'and Lou Visconti (bases). the next one." Goaltender Don Wallis turned in a spectacular performance in |the Salmonbelly cage, kicking jout 28 shots, many of them labelled, and justifying . the reputation he brought with him didn't against RoH Lose On HR In 9th. Arlington Win Oshawa Scugog Cleaners lost a heart-breaking 2-1 decision to Brockville "Diggers", in the first game of the Eastern On tario Zone finals, of OASA Jun jor "A" playdowns, on Sunday afternoon in Brockville. Second game of the series will be played here in Oshawa, at Alexandra Park, on Saturday night, at eight-fifteen. Ron Hodgkinson proved a one- man gang in beating Scugogs, as he not only pitched the win for Brockville, a brilliant three hit effort, with 13 strikeouts, but he also won the game for him- self and his team, with a two- run homer in the bottom of the $th inning. Brian Gaskell! tripled to open the second inning and scored on a sacrifice fly by Bob Mason for what proved to be Oshawa's only run of the game Bob Mason, pitching for Osh CHICAGO (AP)--Tom Rolfe, awa, claimed .14 strikeouts and) yielding 14 pounds to his four had the game 1-0, going into the/ rivals, put on a strong stretch final 9h inning, Dave Stewart}/run Monday to. win the $128,100 jopened with a single. Mason) American Derby by 2% lengths, jfanned Ralph Hunt and then his!smashing the Arlington Park rival, Hodgkinson came through) track record in the process: with a home-run blow, to win) Rreaking in front but yielding the game, 2-1 to Naturalist in the early going, SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Tilk.|Tom Rolfe, with Willie Shoe jit; Gibbons, ss; Norris, cf; Gas-|/maker in the saddle, regained jkell, 1b; Mason, p; Hickey rf; | the lead at the first turn, and March, 2b; Siblock, %b;| outbattled Royal Gunner at the! 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EXCELSIOR LIFE Gaels in the Civic Auditorium, © weicame from Terry For Tom Rolfe; mastering only one goal in the opening frame--Oshawa taking the lead at the four-minute mark and the visitors tieing it up three minutes later, It was a| frustrating period for Johnny Davis, Gaels' leading scorer over the regular schedule, who hit the post early in the game, was robbed by Wallis midway through the period, and was on his way to a clean-cut break- away when the buzzer ended m the stanza. s The second frame saw the Gaels take 2-1 and 3-2 leads, only to have the Western con- f tingent tie it up, and a pair of | goals by Wayne Goss within two minutes gave New Westminster a 5-3 lead. The westerners ap- peared buoyed after taking the advantage for the first time, » but a late Gael goal left the score 5-4 at the end of 40 DON WALLIS minutes, | ) For the first time this season, jfrom the west, At the other enajsome 2,400 fans' watched the of the box, Merv Marshall|Oshawans slowly run out of made 22 saves. looking weak|steam in the third, as they were on several goals, Wayne Goss, one of New Westminster's best playmakers, jturned goal scorer in the open: er, leading the club on the scoresheet with three markers jand a pair of assists. Wayne |Bellwood and Ken Henry added jtwo goals each, while singletons | Bolton and! most rugged defence they hav run up against in 1965. were outscored 4-2 over the final You FRIENDLY PHILOSOPHER {Ranjit Dillon, | For the home club, Don Stin- son and Gaylord Powless notch- ed a pair each, and consensus was that on a night that saw jthe Gaels put on their shoddiest} passing display of the year,) Stinson was the only member} jof the team who played up to par, | . Several Salmonbelly officials} rR SO YRS. 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