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10 THE osHawa TIMES, Wednesdoy, June 29, 1900 WG sports MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor * DOMINION DAY, the first summer holiday and the only eholiday, other than Christmas and New Year's Day, that a fellow can mark on his desk calendar and be sure of the actual date, is almost upon us and with the two mid-months lof July and August, with all their hot-weather sports activity still! before us, we find it hard to adjust to the wealth of foot- =ball information that keens pouring fram the hig city sport "pages these days, Water skiers, swimming enthusiasts, efcuba divers, golfers, tennis players, baseball and softball "enthusiasts, all recognized as summer sport types, would all eshudder at the prospect of donning heavy pads, helmet, etc., -and indulging in the vigorous pastime known as '"'football training", during this current heat wave. Come to think of it, only the lacrosse players come close to simulating such ac- "tivity in the hot months of the year. However -- there's one «very important and self-explanatory reason for the ambition ~and energy displayed by the gridiron performers -- they are "professionals! For them, it's work, not play -- they get paid! HAMILTON TIGER-CATS, defeliders of The Grey Cup, "appear to be getting nothing but good news these days -- when most clubs are being struck severe blows to their pre- season plans, via draft calls issued to their intended U.S. imports. Coach Sazio was crying over the loss of his big halfback Wayne "Moose"' Kimauskas, who has gone to the U.S.. Marines but the silver lining to that cloud is that Ti- Cats now have both Bobby Kuntz and Gerry McDougail working out with them. Some four seasons ago, Argos traded Kuntz for McDougall. Kuntz was all for the move -- it was easier for him to commute from his hometown Kitchener to Hamilton and so carry on some business of his own, while still playing football. McDougall shed the Double Blue uni- form and headed for San Diego, to play for the Chargers in the American Football League, back three seasons ago, but he didn't make it with the Chargers and when he returned to Argos last term, they too were disenchanted. But Sazio is more than happy with his presence, because he has three things that every football coach wants in a player, namely ability, size and experience. McDougall has one other valu- able asset, coveted by Canadian football coaches -- he has his citizenship papers, and that makes him extra valuable, 'as long as he really '"'came to play'. OSHAWA GOLF CLUB'S Hole-In-One Club had been 'standing fast on a "'closed membership" situation for almost two years -- up until this past weekend, when two of the OGC members produced "aces" to qualify for the inner sanctum. First entry came from the distaff side, when Sue hole, Friday afternoon, while playing with Marg Jacobi, Phil Corrin and Betty Tipney. On Saturday, Jack (Did You Hear This One?) Germond, Sr., used his No. 7 iron, to bridge the gulley on the "Horseshoe Hole" (No. 3) and be- came a member. Don Storie, Ed. Lupton and "Dutch" 'Henry were the other members of this foursome. Saturday night, one of the club's social events, a wiener roast, held on the first tee, saw the two new hole-in-one shooters re- ceive praises and presentations. Jack was presented with a "Chevie II' while Sue was given a "Chevie IV" -- golf balls, not cars! Incidentally, the men's division has reached the "16's" in club championship eliminations, with eight crucial matches to be run off during the next two weeks. * DREW ALLMAN, first baseman for the Oshawa "Sklar Furniture' Midget baseball team. of the Legion Minor Asso- ciation, will be missed from his team's lineup for a few weeks. He hit two homers and a pair of singles, on Saturday, in Frankford, which was a big help in the team's one-sided "win. However, Drew got himself sidelined, via a motorcycle accident on Sunday, when he suffered a broken right arm and a seven-stitch cut on his left arm. Coach Gary Beattie promptly issued orders to the rest of his Sklar Midgets, to stay off motorcycles until the ball season is over. SOCCER GAME is changed! Soccer fans of the Darling- 'ton League, particularly those of Tyrone and Maple Grove, are reminded that the game between these two clubs, at Male Grove, scheduled for this Saturday night, is being played this evening, instead. Game time is 7.30 o'clock. Low Scoring | Gaels' Midgets 'In Lacrosse | Beat Peterboroug | Oshawa Streak Kessler, using a No. 5 iron, potted her tee shot on the 18th | Oshawa Green Gaels topped Relatively low scoring games Péterborough 11-8 Tuesday in an Ontario Minor Lacrosse As- sociation eastern midget divi- sion game. Brian White topped Gaels' scorers with four goals while Larry Shrigley and Walter Karas each scored twice and added two assists. Other marks- men were Robert Reeson, Tom Wilton and John Pearse, with Pearse also picking up two assists. Tom Hunter scored times for Peterborough. Peterborough drew 47 of the 77 minutes in penalties assess- ed by the referees, were the rile at the Children's Arena, Tuesday, in the Pee Wee division of the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association. Police Association defeated Kelly DeGrays, 8-6, Oshawa Dairy and Johnny's Pals play- ed to a five-all tie, and West- mount Kiwanis beat United Steel Workers, 5-2. Seoring for Police Asso- riation were Jeff Mason and Johnny Thaler, with two goals each, Sutherland, Dave Fitch- ett, Mark Logan and Morgan Self. For Kelly DeGrays, Paul Davey scored three goals, Scott Russell added a pair and John 'Clothier one. Rickey Lowe scored times while Jerry Adams and John Neal added singles for 'Oshawa Dairy. Danny Morency 'scored twice, and Randy Weth- erup, Kevin Kirkbride and Frank Schram scored one each for Johnny's Pals. Westmount Kiwanis had goals from Danny Porteous, two, and three} three McCready Top Boy _At Thornton Meet Brian McCready took senior boys' laurels at the Dr. Robert Thornton Public School: field day, with senior girls' honors being divided between Beverly Aldred and Lorraine Allan. McCready won the Pipher trophy while the girls will share Monte Greer, Jim Freeman and Rick Woodcock. ATER AER ERA AMAA ARAA AANA ARANDA ARAL MARE MAMA A ANA RRAAAAA AT { ' seme EVEVAVEVY YAY YULEVEVEVEVEVLENU LUV OVOSELV EVEN EOL ORUVYDISVIVEVE VEEL EV FOL ELEY ES THIS CERTIFICATES 00 » TS WORTH 25: TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF A NEW ¥ | left to right, Mike Pilon, Zbigneau Buta and Tony Viola. Second row, Robert Blouin, John Bugeli, Gerald Coe, Joe Bonnici and Wayne Stovel. Back row, John St. Thomas Aquinas Sepa- rate School recently won the Oshawa Catholic Parish Schools' junior boys' basket- ball championship. Members of the team are, front row, Williams Next Opponent 'For Easy Winner Terrell? | HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--Ernie; Terrell's next opponent may Terrell of Chicago, World Box-| be Cleveland Williams, the Hou- ing Association champion, Tues-| ston heavyweight on the come- day night gave away two rounds' back trail after a serious wound on low blows and still won a from a_ highway patrolman's '!lopsided decision over dogged gun. Williams appeared on the card ----| Tuesday night when Terrell won i se a unanimous 15-round decision Port Hope Ends |New York Doug Jones. over Jones before 9,346 fans who paid $102,165. Cleveland proceeded to beat up Tod Her- ring of Houston so badly he -got a technical knockout early in the third round. | PORT HOPE --Port Hope) wijliams' manager, Hugh Ben- j}ended Oshawa Sklar Furniture's pow already has offered $50,000 winning ways in Eastern Ontar- to Terrell to fight his boy. Ter- io Baseball Association midget) +61) also has a $75,000 offer to play at four games Tuesday | tight Canadian George Chuvalo, as_ it copped a 6-4 decision. |the man he defended his title Ralph Hodgson, who took Ov- against the first time last No- jer in relief in the first inning vember, with Oshawa ahead 2-0, took Jones was bitter about Ter- credit for the victory, holding! +1)'s holding tactics in the late the visitors to single runs in| rounds -- something the crowd the sixth and eighth. booed lustily. Jones said it was |. Port Hope counted two runs' 4 wrestling match, not a boxing in the first inning, added three) 1 atch, in the fifth and one in the' Phe second and 14th rounds sixth. ' were taken away from Terrell Hodgson aided his own cause| for Jow blows. Before the ref- |with a triple while Keith Boun-|gre¢ Fernie Taylor, could even' jdy had a double and single) ruje on the second foul, a Jones |for Port Hope. second, Rollie Hackmer, rushed | Tom Parker paced Sklars) joros the ring and the referee |with a triple and two singles'}44 to order him out. |while Wayne Blanchard had| 'Terreli said fe had hurt his ja pair of singles. Bernie Mc-)}an4 on Jones' head 'or I would | Guire, Bob Logeman, Jim Nes- have knocked him. out.'" |bitt and Neil Maher also had' 4. wRa champion gets $40,- {hits for Sklars. _|866 from the live gate while | bs | Jones receives $25,541. The fight First Defeat For Pickering |also was carried over 67 outlets lon closed television and Terrell | Oshawa Discount House hand- ed Pickering its first loss 'fn | gets 4244 per cent of that rev- 'enue while Jones receives 20 per cent, Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse pee wee league play Tuesday, winning 8-6. In other action, Gus Brown Motors topped Dearborn Shell 10-8. * Pickering still leads the four- team loop with five points while Discount House is second with Lacrosse Scores And Standings JUNIOR A 13 10 26 183 22 1% 20 153 (10 156 10 n7 193 186 161 19 156 198 158 183 8 139 231 «4 Oshawa Toronto " Mimico aT Hastings 5 Huntsville $ Long Branch 5 St. Catharines 4 CATHOLIC JUNIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Blouin, principal F. B. Hel- ferty, captain Valente Nave, coach Colleen Greenwood and Doug Harlow. --Oshawa Times Photo POWLESS INJURED Gaylord Powless, high scor- | ing centre for the Oshawa Green Gaels lacrosse club, suffered a fractured jaw and received five stitches in the upper lip as a result of Mon- day's game against Etobi- coke. Powless will play Saturday in Hastings, with the aid of a special face mask. Ontario Lacrosse officials said the 'cage' to protect Powless' face will be legal for use on Saturday. Five stitches were neces- sary to close a cut in Pow- less' upper lip. jured when checked from be- hind while trying to score on Etobicoke. Powless also suf- fered a bad bruise on the back of the neck last Satur- day night in Huntsville. Despite his injuries, Pow- less is leading John Davis' | total | pace set in 1964 in points. Davis established a league record then as he col- lected 184 points with 91 goals and 93 assists in a 24 game schedule, Powless has played 13 games, has 43 goals and 67 assists for 110 points. He was in- | Italia Eleven 'Downs Rangers Only a penalty shot, success- fully taken by T. Ashton, saved |the Hogenboom Rangers from the whitewash treatment, when |they met Italia, in an Oshawa and District Senior Soccer League fixture, last night at |Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium. Italia won the game 5-1, with an impressive performance. It was the second - straight de- feat for the Rangers, who are now in danger of losing their hold on first place. Helmut Jecke! scored a pair 1o/0f goals for Italia, with single- itons being netted by Dedretti, |Danielli and Lopez. | In 2nd Division play, last inight, Local 222 and Italia play- ed to a 1-1 draw. E 30th, 8:30 P.M. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM | { The BEAST vs. POWERS SEE TH AND four, followed by Dearborn and Etobicoke a) Gus Brown's with three. |Brampton 11 Mimico 18 Jim Heaslip scored four goals| Huntsville 8 Long Branch 19 to lead Discount House while|Toronto Township 20 Hastings 11 John Watson and Mark Hutch- ins scored twice each, Steve JUN Adey fired four goals for Pick- THURSDAY ering with Jim Britskey and Steve Henry adding the others. § ¢ } Bill Coedy and Paul Halliday|§ : each triggered three goals for} ' Gus Brown Motors with Kevin Toutant and Dan Morris adding two each. | "Chuck Lepine scored six times in a losing cause with Ron Tutak and Albert Lebregts adding one each. THE MASKED YANKEES E CAPED CRUSADER BILLY RED LYONS BATTLE the Roy Lofthouse Trophy for a year. 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A pair of walks in the fourth also posed a threat but he struck out the next two batters. 5 BicAdaud = A Wem yuuuEie, = stolen base, an infield out and a sacrifice fly by Wayne Cheese- man gaye Bad Boys their open- ing run in the first inning. | Big Night -- For Batters Batters in a pair of UAW] Softball League games had a) bang - up night Tuesday as) Wilson's Men's Wear trimmed) Turnbull Tornadoes 13 - 1 and) Nurse Chevrolet topped Karn's Drugs 11- | Lupel and Jones each had three hits for Wilson's while Shearer contributed a triple and ja double. Taylor connected for |u double and single while Gren- lier had two singles. Others |with hits were Potts, Lynburn- er and McCabe. Tornadoes managed only five hits off Lupel, including ja home run by Morez and two | singles by Fraser. tas Raw aa, Wilson's scored in every in-| jing but the :econd, counting jthree in the first, one in the | third, four in the fourth, three Brooklin Deflates Tiremen On Seventh -Inning Explosion Jack Armstrong's triple, Bob Solomon's double, an outfield error and Peter's single made it 3-0 for Bad Boys in the fourth and they added another run in the fifth on Butch MeMahon's home run. ; The winners closed out the scoring in the sixth, tallying four times on only two hits, Pee Wees End Regular Play Credit Union of the Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball league, Pee Wee division, finished off! the regular season in winning) style as they blanked Motor City Bowling 10-0, on a one-hit) effort by Brad Powless. In other Pee Wee games,| Oshawa Cycle downed A and W Drive In 11-8 and Police Association defeated Western City Oil 14-11. Powless fanned 10 batters, ; walked three and gave up only one hit to pick up the shutout. | Pete Murdock hit a two - run triple and a single, while Bob) Boykl hit two doubles. Tommy Taylor had three singles, Bobby | Hill two and Powless, Gary Allison, Jeff Stapleton and Les Kissock one apiece. For Motor City, Doug Stone fanned five, walked five and gave up 13 hits. Although Brian Paul of A and W Drive In fanned 15 batters, | his team still Jost. Dave Tessier) jwas the winning pitcher for | Oshawa Cycle. At Harman Park, Police Association, behind relief pitch- jin the fifth and two in the | sixth. Ken Howard topped Chevies jat the plate with a pair of j}doubles while Bob Strutt hit a triple. Winning pitcher Hootch Lyon and Carl Chapple each ;connected for a double and two hits went to Jim Strachan. Gord Zedic touched Lyon for |a triple and single to lead | Karn's. Chevies scored in every in- ning, the big ones being the | third and sixth when they count- ed three times. VERSALLES BETTER ST..PAUL (AP)--Zoilo Ver- salles, ailing Minnesota Twins shortstop and the American League's most valuable player last season, was told by doctors Tuesday a blood clot under his right shoulder blade that has sidelined him for about a week is reducing. er Paul Jubb, downed Western) City Oil, 14-11. R. Monis tried ito rally his team with a three- run triple late in the game but ito no avail. | Colin Lockey was three for |four at the plate and Phil Gol-| jroy was two for four, for the | victors. | Oshawe & District J SOFTBALL | Double Header @ TONIGHT ! Alexandra Park @ Ist Geme 6:15 @ 2nd Geme 8:15 singles by Gord Wilson andjer Warren Wills with @ McMahon. 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