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ps i ds ae ne ee 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 16, 1966 SPORTS BEAT By ERIC WESSLBY 'Times Sports Editor Congratulations from the Times sports staff to Pam Miller on her triumph yesterday in the Ontario Ladies' Open golf championship. It takes a good golfer to beat Marlene Stewart Streit, and victory capped a strenuous week for the pride of the Oshawa Golf Club. The 18-year- old faced a formidable list of opponents on her march to the title. Playing an important part in Miss Miller's suc- cess was the help she received from caddy Jim Cummings, who helped settle her down during the--more--hectic moments, Sunday's exhibition lacrosse game at Whitby Arena should be an interesting one. In case you came in late, it's the annual Ontario Lacrosse Association's Junior "A" League all-star contest, pitting the all-stars against the league leading Oshawa Green Gaels. Game time, by the way, is 7.30 p.m. and it should attract a large turnout from the district, especially from fans who have to see to believe. See to believe what? Well, if there is a better centre in lacrosse circles than the Gaels' Gaylord Powless, I, for one, will have to be convinced. Sure, Graeme Gair is a good player. But, in a crucial game at Mimico earlier this season, Mimico couldn't gain contro] of the ball for the first eight minutes, mainly because Powless took possession of the ball on every face-off against Gair. IN A SCORING WAY, there's just no comparing the two. Powless is the runaway leader. Gair: He's 60 points behind. There must have been some sheepish looks at practice sessions this week when the so-called lacrosse authorities had their selections aired. What man in his right mind can overlook a player who has scored more goals than anyone in the league? Ross Jones' 71 goals is by far the greatest total in the league, and is also greater than the total number of points scored by all but five players, three of whom play for Gaels. Defensively, I don't think Jim Higgs rates more than third but the experts, this time it's the coaches and man- agers, don't even give him fourth billing. Joe Hoare of Toronto Township and Bill Manley of Mimico are worthy of all-star mention but so is Higgs. EVERY YEAR, when press, radio and television people get around to selecting all-star teams, there is a great hue and cry from coaches and managers. But I doubt whether any group of newspaper men ever staged such a gang-up on one team as the coaches and managers perpetrated on Gaels. If anyone had told you last week that Powless wouldn't be on the first all-star team you'd probably have been willing to bet a-week's, nay, a month's wages, against such a thing happening. It just goes to show you, truth is stranger than fiction. Anyway, don't forget the game, starting at 7.30 p.m. And remember, Hastings Legionnaires ate In Oshawa Monday for a tilt with the Gaels THIS HAS BEEN the week for surprises. How about those Argonauts? True, it's still too early to tell just what coach Bob Shaw has available, but at least the Toronto fans will have something to talk about for a while. Off Thurs- day's performance against Hamilton Tiger-Cats, quarter- back Wally Gabler should do all right. He took a solid thump from big John Barrow early in the second half, but it didn't stop him from grabbing the ball two plays later and picking up valuable yardage. And how many of the Argos can remember the last time they received a stand- ing evation from Toronto fans at half-time? Shaw certainly had no complaints with a. couple of his newcomers. Pete Manning and Al Ecuyer did everything expected of them. Manning, relegated to a defensive roll with Calgary Stampeders last year by the presence of speedster Frank Budd and Herman Harrison, can still make the amazing catch, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him catch one while standing on his head one day. Ecuyer was strong defensively and this is one department where most games are won. TORONTO FANS, who have had little to chortle over in recent years whenever Argos tackled the Tiger-Cats, were certainly giving the Hamilton rooters a rough time Thursday. However, it's still a long time before the boys get around to playing in earnest and, as Ti-Cats proved in the last half, they are still the defending Grey Cup cham- pions and the team to beat. Just how Gabler will stand up trying to throw passes past. Garney Henley and Don Sutherin once the season starts is anyone's guess. There were times Thursday, though, when he resembled Sas- katchewan"s Ron Lancaster, and quite often we were wait- inz for him to start waving his Receivers down field while evading tacklers. I'd say Shaw's going to have the fans with him more this season than in the past two, He proved in Saskatchewan he could field a pleasing team. He made the Roughrider fans, and they can be just as tough on a coach as any Toronto supporter. Winner Loses | Terriers Temper, Bout | Nip Wings Blood flowed at the Civic Auditorium on Friday night, following the final bout of promoier " Pat' week ly wrestling card and some thing more unusual took Galt Terriers defeated ilton Red Wings 6-4 in Inter - county baseball taht Han 9 Bfilnoh'« vool © 4 MSHS Friday night-sw Al Greenberg t game as London beat Brantfor Red Sox 7-4 also Senior Jim action N umber Two Batter Setting Swiit Pace For a number two | punch. of home runs in a game last |Sunday, was at it again Friday gave winning inight in a Leaside Junior Base-| Godfrey all the cushion he need- | bali League game at East York./e wasiin a two three This time, however, he limited to a triple and singles as he paced Cleaners OSHAWA'S CHAMPION GOLF Ladies' Open for 1966, Osh- Miller relaxes Jim Cummings Golf Club fol- lowing her extra-hole play- off victory over Marlene Stewart Streit on Friday. Ontario champion awa's Pam with caddy at Oshawa First Inning batter,|to a {Rod Williams of Oshawa Aca- York Kinsmen, He drove in five ldian Cleaners packs a lot of runs, the same number as he accounted for with his two hom- Williams, who delivered a pair ers Sunday. das he posted his second win Kast, Kinsmen tallied their first run. Cleaners closed off thier scor-: ing with a four - run sevent 12-4 victory over called because of curfew after run second inning the geventh, pitcher Murray A five sued eight walks but struck out week, hits, He .allowed only\ters he walked, later scored. setting away after Brian Boyd started things roll- jinning, with the game being | Godfrey, who scored twice, is-| 12 batters. Three of the bat-| 'Brooklin Protesting iPetes Use Of Baker Brooklin Redmen lost an On-|goals in the first period against;\Cy Coombs, Jim Goult and ario Lacrosse Association Sen-Mati "Campbell, making "ints; "Terry --Davis Grant --Htfr- ior "A' League game at Pe-/first start of the season, but] Terry Daves, Grant Heffer- |terborough Friday night, bowing|despite the goals , Campbell nan and Ken Lotton each scor- 114 - 8 to the Pepsis, made several fine saves. 'ed twice for Redmen with others Or did they? Ken Ruttan, Jim Vilneff and| going to Ken Crawford and Tom | Redmen played the game un- Johnny Davis each scored three | Conlin, {der protest, claiming Peterbo-|goals for Peterborough while| Redmen tackle Brampton Ex- |rough goalkeeper Pat Bakér is|Rick Anthony, Jim. Grady, call. clsiors at the Brooklin Arena A Brooklin contends that in all still under suspension. ed up from Hastings' juniors, |tonight, with game time 8.30, | the hassle and noise over Pep- ja shaky first inning, in which MES Miss Miller, an 18-year-old member of Ontario's: junior team, sank a 60-foot chip shot from the edge of the green on the 37th hole, after rallying to tie the match on the 36th --Oshawa Times Photo Bat Spree Gives Bad Boys Victory A six - run, six - hit inning enabled Bad Boy Appl iance to defeat Brooklin Con cretes 9-6 in Oshawa City and District Softball League action |Friday at Brooklin. Alvin Tilk started it off with ja double, but with one out and the bases loaded Roger jon homered to score four runs Sneddon had singled while Brian Gaskell and Dave Kelly each got on through fielder's choice to load the bases George Lawrence honrer- ed with two out in the first. Ted jJones and Tilk followed with singles but were left on base Sneddon added another le and a double to his inning single, while Gaskell] hit two singles, and Kelly and Ree son one single each. Bad Boys scored two more runs in_ the lsecond inning and added anoth Rees- sing first,er in tne sixth on a home run by from Bob Carl, Gord Wilson, Brooklin scored two runs 'in the first inning and two more in each of the fourth and sixth innings. Garnet Warriner doub- \led in the first to score two jruns, Bill Cornish singled and |Elmo Gibson had drawn a walk previously Vern Ferguson drew a walk in the fourth, stole second base, went on third on a wild pitch and scored on a single by John {Hill Vern Ferguson, Glen Till and Don Ferguson each singled in runs. Doug Scott added a sing- le in the seventh. Scott while ner was the losing Ted Jones was pitcher the win Gaels Face Stiff Test In Annual All-Star Tilt Just Green So far are Oshawa No one knows. this season, only one club, Mimico Mountie has been able to contain the high- scoring crew lined up by man Fred Whalley and coach Bishop how .good Gaels? h- ager al their Whitby SPORS MS stiffest opposition of the season, the rd Ontario Lacrosse Association "junior "A"? league all-stars Sunday _ night ae sale fare some needed beef to the at- tack Davey Hall of St. Catharines will guide the all-stars, Bishop was named all-star coach but he, along with goalkeeper Mery Marshall and Powless, will line up with. Gaels, re- placements were needed Hastings' Platt will duties for Marshall's since a W avne goalkeeping all-stars, in handle the Bruce Mitchell who walk-| offs ed also scored on the single. | | for first the sixth to score the final, two| Oshawa till bite sti: ROD WILLIAMS of the swim found to} 10 Erie Peterson was the only player other than Williams with more than one hit, collecting a pair of singles Other safeties went to Wayne Cookson, who drove in two runs, Boyd, Jones and Watters, who wound up with three runs « batted « in Sunday afternoon, Lake view Park, Cleaners plan along Kastern Ontario Baseball As ociation doubleheader, meeting at 1 o'clock Port Hope ai 3.30 Victor Harrison led the hitting for Connaught with a home run} jand two singles followed by Ton lenking with four Pau! Mallik hit three while Mike Jenkine Haller each hit two singles, Gary and Frank Smith hit single each singles ingle and John an al Sherban Jenkins was the pitcher Hon ning win Orono and Gordon-MacCormack led Fern hill hitting triple while Bill collected three singles Woodcock hit four singles while Bill Young had three, A pair of singles, was with a Schaefer Gary Young was the losing | Kiwanis Bantam Playoffs Monday Oshawa Minor Softball Asso- ciation"s Kiwanis Bantam | League OASA elimination play- get underway on Monday, with the top four teams of the |schedule standing, competing the right to. represent in Ontario Bantam playoffs, next month Two semi-final, sudden-death games will be played on Mon A day night, Lake Vista plays day with Minnesota hockey and Storie Park, at Storie Park,) civic officials to study the pos and Southmead plays Harman|sibility of a Junior A league in Dave Landry got three each/one-tenth of a second behind will make the IHL a full pro- while John Hoculik and Stan| Vancouver, fessional league Ignatczyk scored one apiece. The meet ends today with the! For' Toronto, Bob Sicinski| selection of the Canadian swim- scored five and Barry Salavara ming and diving team for the got three. Mike Marks, Joe British Empire Games in King-/ Hore, Brian Wilson and Paul|ston, Jamaica, next month and) | j | ling for Cleaners in the second) ; 74 \sis_ securing Baker's release) E a ( ' T ials when he doubled to left, A walk) 77 from Redmen, they neglected mpire ames Tl and Tony Jones' infield single |} His "+ \to have a suspension imposed / out, and Pat Watters cashed |; | suspended for playing an exhi- jthe first run with a sacrifice" |bition game with Peterborough ecome aWe eam Ow k: | With runners on first and! - : ; berths, jble - steal, Jones taking sec- suspension can only be lifted) HAMILTON (CP)--They call fond and Paul Cloutier stealing hy a majority vote of the OLA.|ihom the Canadian amateur| WIN 18 FINALS allel tea . ' to sign Baker at a meet-! jy' i j ner and Ralph Hutto 18- A pair of walks loaded the B . Vi t sion it's a British Columbia show, Ip n. an | bases again, and Williams prom-| rings 1C ory ing in Oshawa last week, Swimmers from B.C, contin-|Yearold native of Ocean Falls tly laced a single into right prey tae Connaught Park came backia 10>. 1 deficit too much ships and the> British Empire tos, Calif, west coast swim ' " » » 20 | yer ', j + 4 7 ' " a " y Williams, knocked in anata from a $4 deficit in the sey-|overcome, Pepsis counted 10/ Games trials Friday with| mers have won 18 of the 22 fi- pair of runs in the seventh) sg i 4 | 4 wh | a Bt bast and Sandy Gilchrist of Ocean) Miss Tanner has won five of base shang ar eran -dsihy dk Falls, B.C,, taking turns occu-| nine women's individual finals-- ion Vriday fi Miss Tanner, a 15-year-old| the 220-yard butterfly, 440 free- Peterboro high school student, broke her! style and 440 individual medley. open record in three days,|'wo, 115-pound brunette has won Oshawa Sklar Furniture made Clocking 2:33.1 in the 220-yard|12 of 13 individual races and over Peterborough at Kinsmen than her previous mark set two| teams, She also set records in Stadium Friday night with a 5-3 Weeks ago in Vancouver, the 220 backstroke with a time Baseball Association midget business student at the Univer-|4:46.4 and the 440 individual game sity of Southern California in| Medley in 5:27.2 from John Henry, picked up|nadian and native open record) Hutton have won eight of nine the decision for Sklars, and in the 220-yard individual med-|™Me" § individual finals, Gil. ) out to be the winning run with, finals, He also broke the record | freestyle and 220 and 440 indi- Fuelmen Beat a sixth-inning double, in his heat earlier in the day|'!dual medieys while Hutton picked up by Van Veghle while ters in going the first six' The former open record of eho ad buttery and 440 innings, He a way to Henry 2:24.7 was set two years ago by e Oshawa Quality Fuels tripled each hit one in the seventh, when Peterbor- Ted Leovitch at Tacoma, Hi the score on Lasco Steelers 9-3 piyy ough scored twice and had the! Wash., and the previous native na ed er ea he exhibition softball game at Cen tired the side on a pop up and|by Aldy Meinhardt of Vancou- pp. a ck, Loins y fies f , Friday and has set two records tennial Park. worked the rest of the way, He ver, \this week--a 'native mark of ed the winning game but came New Clubs but fanned cleanup hitter Jim an othet Caran d na-2" open and native record of up with a home run and a Kemp to end the game wo otner Canadian and na-| i % tive open marks toppled Friday,|!:93.0 in the 110 backstroke. Parfitt hit three. singles. while Sponsor Juniors double and single, topped Sklars The Dolpt Swi Club: te | broke the 220 freestyle record Bill Cuthbert had two at the plate, while other hits Y olphins Swim u am) ry ; : covered the 440-yard medley re- with a 2:02.1 clocking. Melynchyk and Bill Westick all ers and general managers of don and Gary Tulin to Marion | h " ' = 8 g a anag Ped ke "'inwe tenths of a second better than Marion Lay, another Vancou- had one single each the six new teams in the ex- Peterborough outhit Sklars ii vious "mark set by the|Yer resident, in the 110 free Bob Carroll,|League Friday voted to commit) When needed. Tom Alexander hag finished second, Bob Kunkel and Bob Nudgeon,|the new division to sponsorship and Bill Dobbin each had two On ee a " per lo aomenmstene a ackstroke, Pat Gibson, cher allowing 12 hits and nine!in the United States and Can- Kemp hit a triple breaststroke, Jane Hughes, but- per el terfly, and Sylvia Bockerill,| geles, San Francisco - Oakland, St. Catharines tig agree os _ 1966 Pittburgh, Philadelphia, St ; Page a. lacriags does, made up of Bruce Suther- ing a three - day meeting ST. CATHARINES (CP)--St.|land, backstroke, Bill Mahoney, OSHAWA TONY'S Friday's action cleared the Catharines edged Toronto Town- 4 terfly, and Ron Jacks, freestyle, with Jerry DeLise and Ken)Lacrosse Association Junior Alset a record of 4:21.7 in foal Reno Pettenuzzo Ullyot, representatives of the Friday night n 4 Doug Favell, who scored the The former record, 4:25.5 was! V.S. . IHL a, the ghdg neW winning goal with four seconds, set in 1964 by the Toronto Uni-| division wi aiscuss 1@ possi Mes ey . Soe with five goals, John Swain and finished second Friday night,! yetween ne two leagues which WED., JULY 20 Alexandra. Park loaded the bases with no one bythe OLA lifted; Baker-- was ifly to centre. |while still the property of Broo! i lin ' ' | : . By JIM CRERAR clinched ithird, Cleaners executed a dou- L k S h Redmen claim that Baker's 7 mont | home. j Peterborough received permis-| swimming championships, but| 1d by Gilchrist, Miss Tan- In the game, Redmen ued to dominate the champion- attending high school in Los Al- field to score three more runs enth inning to score JL rune on : \Klaine Tanner of Vancouver nals staged so far, he tripled with two runners on , Skl 7" Association Squirt' Softball act ars op pying the spotlight. the 110 and 220-yard backstroke, fourth Canadian native and) Including heats, the five-foot- it three wins in as many starts butterfly, one second better|been on two winning relay victory in an Kastern Ontario, Gilchrist, 20, a third year) %f 2:34.1, the 440 freestyle in Bob Durno, with relief help Los Angeles, shattered the Ca- Between them Gilchrist and also drove home what turned ley with a time of 2:20.5 in the| christ has won the 110 and 220 Dunlop struck out five bat- with a 2:22.1 clocking. has taken the 110 and 220 back- Lasco Steelers Mark Pattfield and Jim Reyan | The B.C. swimmers have set in a Whitby Industrial League pitcher tying runs on bases. Henry re-' mark of 2:25.4 was set in 1964) Hutton won the 220 backstroke Bill Woermke not only pitch walked two batters in the ninth RELAY RECORDS FALL 4:19.0 in the 440 freestyle and triple to lead Oshawa. Bil} Wayne Blanchard, with a both to Vancouver relay teams.| Earlier in the week, Gilchrist Bill Rout, Bill Ashton, Bill' MINNEAPOLIS (CP) ~-- Own- Went to Ron Joseph, Paul Blig lay distance in 4:57.38, four-|. Miss Tanner's only loss was Lascos hits, all singles, came|/panded National Hockey 9-6 but couldn't get the big hit!) oe cin two years ago style Friday night, Miss Tanner Bob Gord was the losing pit-lof one or more Junior A leagues hits for Peterborough while "er, (runs i! SOFTBALL freestyle. Miss Tanner, Miss} Representatives from, Los An- . Louis and Minnesota met dur-! Edges Township The Vancouver YMCA Torpe- breaststroke, Brad Jacks, but- decks for a meeting Saturday|ship PCO 13-12 in an Ontario : Ste WITH game men's 440-yard medley relay. International Hockey League. remaining, led St. Catharines! versity Settlement Club which! bility of a working agreement ; a Ania : OSHAWA ALL-STARS 8.15 P.M. mecting is scheculed Sun Park, at Harman Park, with\the state LeGree scored one each B.C, competitors have all but REESOR Fuel and Lumber Everything in Builder's supplies. Fuels. Specilizing in summer cottage needs. PHONE 985-7951 PORT PERRY ~ Stafford : Brothers Lid. both games booked for 6:30 somes o'clock STEPHENSON'S | GARAGE The winners of these two | @ Wheel Alignment semi-final games will open a 2-out-of-3 final series, on Wed @ Frame and Wheel Straightening e@ General Repairs nesday evening with the second game on Friday. Should 15 CHURCH STREET Ph, 725-0522 Genosha Oshawa"s Finest rotel For----Parties-Sales Meetings Banquets -- Conventions Air-Conditioned Cottee Shep OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY a third game be necessary, time and place will be = an- nounced later Storie Park and Park finished tied place, so if they finals, a third game will be ordered to a neutral diamond, || At the conclusion of the GM holidays, .the five teams in the leagne will in the second starting oni} August which "City)) Harman for first meet in the Guaranteed Used Cars ROY W. NICHOLS particinate schedule, 10, after | TONIGHT LACROSSE--OLA Senior 'A' Redmen League--Frampton Excelsiors Brooklin at Brooklin Arena, 8:30 p.m vs place, when the winner of the main event, had the decision reversed -- after the bout was officially over It happened this way. Johnny Powers won the first fall from The Beast but the bearded bully from Sicily evened the match with the second fall. The third-fall wild and hectic dian football star kin of Hamilton, the referee, had his hands full. The Beast heaved Johnny Powers out of the ring and then continued to kick him back. out time Powers attempted back through the This went on until referee Zvonkin got tired of it all and disqualified The Beast, award ing the decision to Powers. But it didn't end there Powers suffered a cut on the face and another at the hair line and when he brushed what he thought was sweat, off him- self and then looked at his hand -- he suddenly screamed "That's blood that's my blood"' and the action quickened. The irate Powers bullied his way into action, clobbered The Beast but also, he took a few shots at Zvonkin, who was trying to insist the bout was all over Finally, Zvonkin, now one of two Powers' victims, lost his| temper too and le switched the decision and awarded the. bout to The Beast. The ruckus con- tinued after that but was fin- ally subdued, not before alert) promoter "Pat" had the opportunity to book same bitter battlers for a turn bout. action was and ex-Cana- "Abe" Zvon- each clamber ropes, lo grabbed | Roger DeWaele led Galt with his second home run which opened up the game in the third inning and broke a_ scoreless tie. DeWaele seemed to inspire his team mates, who got to Hamilton starter Gerry Newitt for three runs in the fourth in- ning on four hits and two Ham- ilton errors. Jack Sutton relieved Newitt and was touched for an un- earned Galt run in the fifth in- ning. Galt scored its final run in the ninth inning against Hamilton's third pitcher Jim Bay when Dick Kroll's single drove in the insurance run Red Wings -scored three of their runs in the eighth inning when they drove Galt starter Eric Lomax from the mound to the showers Jim Rodriguez started the London rally in the third. in- ning with a double to drive in the first round of the game London went on to score three more runs in the inning off three hits and two Brantford er- rors Brantford scored a run in each of the fourth and ninth in-|Chariie nings and sandwiched two in for this between for its total on This one could turn something more than casual 'exhibition'? game Gaels, as a whole, are some what worked up over the of forwards Gaylord and Ross Jones and man Jim Higgs by the selectors, Neither first team, although and Jones runaway in departments less and defence are scoring Pow in Jones in points assists goals the nod over Higg Toronto Township's and Mimico's Bill Powless took a back the voting Getting were Hoare ley in Man to even on the ond rate team mention sec corner, the game' should coach Bishop more glimpse of the club's in Minto Cup play the give For first time this sea son, Gael a compiete team Marlowe game and his the forward line Tuesday, , 8:30 nk EL | Mend leeg Mlle will A RETURN GRUDGE BATTLE Johnny Powers vs. The Beast MR. 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