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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 23, 1967 THE QUEEN'S PLATE, Canada's "flat" racing clas- sic goes tomorrow at Wood- bine and it's the 108th run- ning of North America's old- est, uninterrupted race for thoroughbreds. Last - minute weather conditions plus early morning workouts to- day, may change the situa- tion, but at last count there were 13 three-year-old colts and one filly entered in the gruelling mile and one-quar- ter event. Conn Smythe's "Jammed Lovely" is the only filly in the race. Ette Rule and In The Ring are the only two American-owned entries, both owned by Buffalo men. Two Western Canada horses, Gilmore and Daup..in Bleu, are also in the running. At the moment, Pin Point, with Avelino Gomez aboard, is the positive favorite for owner Saul Wagman. Betemight, bought in nsid-May by Noel Hickey of Montreal, is the second choice. Ron Turcotte will be the jockey. Courant D'Air is another Quebec- 'owned entry. He's the small- est horse in the field but a blood relative of Northern Dancer and can not be count- ed out. Windfields Farm thave Blenheim Park as an early sprinter but their real hope is Battling, second 'choice in the winter - book wagering. Yuh takes yer 'choice -- and yer bets the 'rent! OSHAWA GENERALS, like vall good hockey clubs, con- SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor tinue to qualify for mention in the mid-summer sports pages. Latest news from the Oshawa camp, although not actually news, since it has been hinted for some time, was confirmed this morning by general manager Matt Leyden. Matt has named Ivan Davie, well-known figure in district sports of hockey and lacrosse, particularly in Whitby in recent years, as his assistant. Ivan will be the Generals' team manager and their official scout, Each Jun- ior club has to do its own scouting, so the Generals can not consider Garry Young of Boston their own operator -- although he will naturally be working for the Bruins with the Generals in mind, when it comes to Junior 'A' talent. A bit of a character in his own right, Ivan is no "yes man" and his knowledge of hockey should make him a valuable addition to the Generals' "committee of operations". WEEKEND MENU -- Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association is holding , its fifth annual parade and booster night, tomorrow eve- ning, with the parade leav- ing Port Perry High School grounds at 6:00 o'clock. Two pipe bands and 30 teams, plus clowns, floats and town offi- cials, will make up the pa- rade and when they get to the ball park, they've got four minor games scheduled to give the fans some interest- ing action... PAM MILLER captured The Rose Bowl, top THE LADIES of Oshe awa Grandview Golf Club hosted the annual Peterbo- rough and District Ladies' Golf Tournament here yes- terday and when it was all over the laurels remained in the city. Pam. Miller won The Rose Bowl, as top gol- fer of the day, to take this trophy to Oshawa Golf Club while the coveted Graham Grandview Golf Ladies Trophy was won by the host team from Grandview. They are shown above, left-to- right (front row) "Pat" Mewett, Martha Stauffer, Bea Dart and Jean Pratt; (back row) -- "Dud" Mills, Ruth Parrott, Vera Szikszay and Rose Delucia. --Oshawa Times Photo /jles for the four runs. Pitching highlighted both games in the Oshawa City and District Softball League played at Alexandra Park Thursday. Dave Leaming tossed three- hit ball and struck out 18 batters as Scugog Cleaners downed Markham Hawks 5-1 in an "A" division game. In a "B" division game Don Calder of Mister TV Towers, and Andy Konopacki of Jay- cees hooked up in a 1-1 10-in- ning tie, called because of cur- few. Scugogs broke loose for four runs in the, fourth inning ag- ainst Markham in the night- cap, although they outhit the Hawks 10-3. With one out in the fourth, Terry McQuade tripled and Ron Willoughby walked. Losing pitcher Ken McDowell fanned Leaming for the second out but An outfield error, a_ stolen base and Parkinson's second hit of the game accounted for Scu- gogs' final runs in the seventh Hawks touched Leaming for a run in the top of the seventh as Robinson walked, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on Lumley's single. Burkholder, Lumley and Lei- shmen had the Markham hits, with Leaming walking only two batters, both in the seventh inning. Cheesman, a triple and single, Parkinson and Solomon Whitby Blanks each had two hits for Scugogs, with others going to March, McQuade, Ron Siblock and Leaming. In the first game of the even- ing, Darryl Hudgin singled in off single in the sixth for the only hits off Calder, who struck out 11 and walked two. The walks got Calder into trouble in the third inning when he walked the first two-batters. Hudgin advanced the runners with an infield out, and Calder retired Mosier on a grounder back to the box. Calder checked the runner back to third but on the throw. Mister TV Towers didn't tie Bridlewood Beats Oshawa Phil Solomon, Dave March,|Thursday as Jackie Reeves top- Wayne Cheesman and Pauljped_ Bridlewood with two Parkinson followed with sing-| doubles. two hits for Bridlewood, Susan Seagrove. Linda Kawecki Lucas led Oshawa, and other singles went Esposito, Deannie Sharp, Shaw and Ann Novak. South End the throw to first, the runner broke for the plate and beat) Bridlewood Junior Girls clip- ped Oshawa 10-8 in Scarborough Ladies' Softball League action Mar! i 0 pic' lyn Meitz also picked a4 Jim Daly's single and a double, and other singles were hit by Chris Arm- strong, Diane Norlock, Chris Goldbrune, Bev. Northcott, and Gail with a double and a single each, while to Judy Val Nips Towing Pitching Highlights City League Play the score until the eighth when |yim Hutchison drew a walk, advanced to third on errors jand scored on Wayne Norris' single. Konopacki allowed only four hits, walked four and struck out ight. Norris, with a double and single, Blair, a double, and Calder had the hits off Kono- packi. BAY RIDGES WIN | Bay Ridges Shells pulled off a bit of an upset last night on the Pickering diamond, when they upset People's Clothing 8-4. Al Butsa pitched the win for Bay Ridges, claiming seven strikeouts and, thanks to a steady attack by his team- mates, was in command of the situation, from, the third inning. Pete Pakosta made his first start of the season for People's and while making a fair show- ing, lacked the little extra in the tight spots. | home-run blow jwas the big factor in the win- |ners' attack. Aare As B: By HAL BOC Associated Press Spo It's a good thing Hi isn't mad at San There's no telling wh damage he'd do to | then. Aaron, who was inv squabble with team-1 Carty as Atlanta |! Sunday night, contair it out on the rest of t He walloped a two- in the eighth inning Braves to a 6-4 vict second game and | header sweep ag Giants Thursday. Hi home Atlanta's first 1 2-1 first game triump In the only other League game played St. Louis Cardinals Angeles Dodgers 7: York's game at Pt was postponed by raii other teams were n uled. As Tic By RON RAPOP Associated Press Spo: Al Kaline broke out ting slump--he slippe: in American League while it was going on- home runs Thursday Detroit Tigers to a 5-2 Minnesota Twins. Kaline's two home him 15 for the seasol Brooklin Mike Donnelly scored South End Billiard's winning run on a "squeeze play" passed ball as his team edged Oshawa Towing 3-2 in Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association play Thursday. Credit Union swamped Qual- ity Fuels 15-5 as winning pitch- er Dave Smith struck out ele- ven batters in other league the first inning for Jaycees and John Mosier collected a lead- West Kingsway Beats Oshawa Oshawa Tennis Club's team dropped a 7-5 decision last night, when they visited Kings- way Tennis Club for an Inter- County 'A' Mixed Tennis League schedule date. In this defeat, the distaff om Algonquins 5-0 Whitby blanked Al 5-0 in Tyke House League Lac- rosse Thursday as John Jordon scored three goals and Robert Philips two. Hurons defeated Senecas 7-1 and Iroquois downed Mohawks 8-2 in other league action. Hurons' goals were spread out with Chris Schumacher the only two - goal scorer. Other Huron goals were scored by Don McKelvey, Chris Barteaux, Mike Gardner, Danny Spratt and Tom Fy aigl Seneca's goal : was scored by Bill Walters. ide of the OTC team has to . |and J. Tory, of Cedarhurst. |" Jeff White came up- with four|take the blunt of the blame. In reen ae nump | In the "B" Flight, J. Rishor|goals in Iroquois' win as Danny|men's doubles, Oshawa won la einem hg = nl pphseg' scored three goals and|five of six possible points -- | score, with "Pat" -| Larre: x * ST. CATHARINES (Staff) --|sion, within a five-minute span.|ett of Grandview as bet al lous eraie wee Kors tat ten tee Gaylord Powless powered his individual award, in the an- * nual ladies' district golf tour- ' nament, held at Oshawa Grandview Club yesterday and the team from the host * club won The Graham Tro- phy. Congratulations, to all, are in order'... GREEN GAELS play Long Branch tonight, here at Civic Audi- * torium and tomorrow night, * in Brooklin, Toronto Maple * Leafs visit the Redmen ... * OSHAWA MIDGETS have three Lakeshore Minor Soft- ball League games this week- end. They.play Cobourg. here Saturday night and on Sun- day, they have home-and/ hime games against Trenton, playing here in the nto Win District Tournament played For Two! By CLIFF GORI BROOKLIN -- Mos 'nd managers who los a row start to pull t out or press the. pani but such is not the « Fred Whalley, the goo general manager and Brooklin Redmen. Redmen have lost three Ontario Lacros LEAGUE LER By THE CANADIAN B. Williamson of Peterbo- rough was third, followed by B. Robertson of Peterborough Kawartha; Sue Kessler of Osh- awa Golf and*M. Thompson of Cobourg, in that order. Jean Pratt of Grandview Club headed the low net sec- tion of the "A'"' Flight, followed by Martha Stauffer, also of the Powless Scores 10 Goals i. jin ooe jartha; M. Hamilton, of Peter- borough; J. White of Cobourg Pam Miller of Oshawa Golf|ies' he sin ega was : tured the individual|here yesterday. : ae cla Bow! while the Pam Miller topped the field in the "A" Flight (1-18 handi- team from the host club, Grand-|cap) with (gross) her impres- view Golf Club, took The Gra-|sive card of 80, with Helen ham Trophy, when the annual|Smith of Cobourg in the run- Peterborough and District Lad-|ner - up spot. lay. Part of the credit for Bill- iards' win goes to Mike O'Hall- eran who, according to winning coach, Ted Stone, saved the game for Billiards with his fine| fielding. Mark Brabin led Billiards with three hits and Gary Alli- son was the winning pitcher. Credit Unions' best inning was the seventh as they scor- ed six runs giving pitcher Miles EXPORT PLAIN or FiLTER TIP CIGARETTES , REGULAR and KINGS . eeestases ee tage noon, then back in Trenton in the evening .. . LEGION, t r Mohawks goals were scored| Terry Keys and Brian Barker Lakesides scored the game's|They were followed by Pat|by Eric Roznik, two, and Bobby dateatea de Delaay and John in On- phase IVAN DAVIE . +» with Generals NAIRES meet People's here tomorrow afternoon at Kins- men Stadium, in a Leaside Junior League fixture. way to the forefront tario Lacrosse Association jun- ior "A" point-scoring race here Thursday. TODAY Eastern Ontario Pee Wee "SOFTBALL League -- Belleville at Ajax, Oshawa City and District "Assoc. -- Pam Electronics vs «Brooklin Concretes; at Brook- "Jin, 8:00 p.m. "LACROSSE » OLA Senior 'A' League -- "Brooklin Redmen vs Bramp- «ton Excelsiors; at Brampton 'Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' League -- Long Branch Monarchs vs Oshawa Green Gaels; at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. ? SATURDAY - BASEBALL * Leaside Junior League -- Peoples' Credit Jewellers vs 'Oshawa Legionnaires; at Kin- »smen Civic Memorial Stadi- 'um, 2.00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Frankford at Whit- by (four - point game), at '2.00 p.m.; Ajax at Port Hope, *2.00 p.m. : Rotary-Gibbs Win : Pee Wee Girls Tilt BOWMANVILLE--In a Bow- "manville Recreation Pee Wee Girls' Softball League game at 'Central School grounds, Satur- day morning, Rotary - Gibbs "defeated Mutton's 15-10. €oleen Cooke hit a homer to 'assist in her team's win and "other standouts for the winners included Wendy Mountjoy, Carol Shane and Darla Nichol- .Son. Susan Jones, Susan Spry, Susan Davey, Karen Piper, 'Margaret Spry Ford were best for the losers. Atom Baseball League action 'at Memorial Park saw the Pirates. win over the Cardinals *10-8; Giants defeated Dodgers 25-16 and Mets won over "Braves, 17-10. Atom League games next week call for Giants vs Mets, .on Monday; Dodgers vs Pirates on Tuesday and Cardinals vs Braves on Wednesday, with all games at 6.30 p.m., at Memo- rial Park. In the Pee Wee League, Angels meet Tigers at 6.30 p.m. on Monday, at Vincnet Massey - School. REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Don Budge first won the world professional har d- court. tennis championship 21 years ago today--in 1946 --at Richmond, Va., beating Bobby Riggs 5-7, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. The match, lasting more than four hours, was Budge's revenge for a se- ries of defeats by Riggs while they toured the U.S. ~~"together, and Bonnie 2.00 p.m.; Port Hope at Osh- awa, Alexandra Park, 2.00 p.m. and Bowmanville at Pet- erborough, 3.00 p.m. TENNIS Oshawa Tennis Club -- Cen- tral Ontario Men's Singles Tournament; Consolation eli- minations at 10.00 a.m. and Main Event semi - finals at 2.00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Men's Doubles Tournament -- at Port Perry Club, 1.00 p.m. Mixed Doubles Tournament -- for The Bassett Trophy; at .Oshawa Club, 10.00 a.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Toronto Maple Leaf vs Brooklin Redmen; at Brook- lin Arena, 8.30 p.m. SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor League-- Cobourg vs Oshawa Quality Fuels; at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. and Port Perry at Picton, 8.30 p.m. Booster Night -- Port Perry and District Minor Association holds its fifth an- nual parade and booster night; parade at 6.00 p.m. SOCCER Ontario Cup Playoffs -- Oshawa Italia vs Oshawa Uk- rania; Oshawa and District elimination final; at Kinsmen 'Stadium, --7.00--p.m, | Darlington Senior League-- |Solina at Salem; Tytone at Courtice and Zion at Hamp ton; all games at 7.00 p.m. The defending Canadian point-scoring champion trigger- ed 10 goals and assisted on four others as Oshawa Green Gaels thumped St. Catharines Lakesides 24-11 in junior game. In his last three junior games, Powless has accounted for 24 goals, plus five in a sen- ior "'B" contest. Gaels, who jumped back into a first place tie with Toronto Township PCOs by virtue of the win, will entertain Long Branch Monarchs at _ Civic Auditorium Friday in an 8 p.m. game. It will be "Gaels Go-Go" night, with a dance to follow the game. In Thursday's game, Jim Higgs fired four goals for Green Gaels and assisted on three others, with Larry 'Lloyd, Don Stinson and Charlie Mar- lowe each picking up a pair. Other goal-getters were Ross Jones, Peter Vipond, John Clay; ton and Phil Clayton. Vipon had three assists, Dwight Davies, Don Stinson and Merv Marshall two, Lloyd, Terry Stinson, Marlowe and Phil Clayton one each. . Brian Melville and Neil Ste- vens each picked up three goals for Lakesides, with Bob Mel- ville and John Swain notching two each. Ed Zeilski added the other goal. Green Gaels held period leads of 9-3 and 14-8, with St. Catha- rines drawing 17 of the 32 minor penaltigs, plus a 10- minute misconduct. . Powless a: Higgs each scored three"times in the first period, with Powless adding two in the second and five in the third. Four of the third period goals came in succes- 4-2 after four minutes of play. Oshawa: Marshall, Keenan, Jones, Lloyd, Langley, Higgs, T. Stinson, Lewis, Davies, D. Stinson, Marlowe, Vipond, Pow- less, Goulding, J. Clayton, P. Clayton. St. Catharines: Crane, Baker, Phelan, Brian Melville, Ste- vens, Bob Melville, Swain, Zeil- ski, Horulik, Holder, Sheldon, Arnold, Davis, Hastings, Jar- vis, McMahon. George Topping Tops Federals George Topping's 45 gross score was the best turned in, for this week's regular session of the Oshawa Federal Service Golf League. Topping's net card of 45-8-37 was matched by two clubmates, Fred Wilson, with 48-11-37 and Bill Gordon, 51-14-37. Improved scores, as the sea- son progresses, indicates the fact that the players are reach- ing their top form and also that the averages are well established. Jim French had one birdie and three par holes but had to settle for a 45 gross score and fourth place in the day's stand- ings, with 45-7-38. Fred Wilson got his respectable gross score with the aid of three parred holes. Several other players came up with one or two par holes. Larry Ostrom won "'Pete's last week's performance. He 16-40. Other low scores {Walt Hooper, Carrie, 51-10-41; 54-12-42 and Al Trevail, 54-11-43. were by I Walkers e NADIAN RYE WHISKY CA isMLLRD BY WiRAM WALKER & SONS LIMITED, WALKERVILLE, CANADA, i} LIM Special moments call for Walker's Special Old Smooth, mellow flavour. Decanter-style bottle. It's Canada's best selling whisky Old 1658 'anada's most popular whisky Pot" this week, for the larg-| est decrease in strokes over| finished in fifth place with 56- Bill Ranstead, | Peterborough; R. Orr, Kawar- tha and Hope. The handicaps in "B" Flight| produced a keen competition in the race for "Net" prizes with Rose Delucia of Brandview fi- nishing in first place, followed by Kay Bawks of Whitby Thun- derbird club. After that came E. Lee, Lindsay; D. Neal Lind- say, Ruth Parrott, Grandview and Vera Szikzsay, also of Grandview. Sue Ross of Lindsay was the best in the "C" Flight, to win the low gross price, followed by clubmate M. Gorman. R. Jones of Cedarburst was in Arthur of Peterborough; M. Conway of Thunderbird and V. Austin, of Port Hope. | "C" Flight handicaps saw J. |Edwards of Thunderbird finish with the best net score, follow- ed by E. Ingamellis of Cobourg. \Jean Cook of Cedarhurst was |third, followed by J. Broad- foot, Lindsay; B. Liston, Thun- opening goal but were behind|Heenham of Cobourg; E. Smith, |DeGray. Edick 8-6 and 6-3; Ray Petrie D. Mitchell, Port . | Kin plate. derbird and M. Atman, Lind- say. and collected Kingside scored their Chappell gside Bantams Wallop Femhill Kingside Park defeated Fern- hill Park 9-2, in their Kiwanis Bantam League game, on the winners' diamond. Howard pitched the win for Kingside strikeouts in five innings -- the game being cut short by rain. Fernhill got their runs, one-at- a-time, -in the second, on Her- ron's opening triple and in the fourth when Heron was safe on } jan error and came home on a third place, followed by D. Mc-|hit by Paton. 11 runs early, three in the first inning, four in the second and one in each of the next two frames. Kiraly was the big hitter for the winners, having a perfect session, with a homer, double and single in three trips to the had _ two hits for Kingside while Nizio, Tul- |lock and Donevan all helped lin the attack with a hit. jand Ron Guiltinan defeated Paul Szabo and Ken Leonard, Shrider an undeniable loss. 6-3 and 6-1 and in the third men's doubles match, Ron Cox and Sam Venn split the honors with Steven Heinrich and Doug Mannell of the host club. Osh- awa losing the first one 6-3 and winning the second by the same score. In the mixed doubles, Marc Christie and Florence McKay of the West Kingsway club, defeated Ralph Harlowe and Mary Moore 6-4 and 6-4 and Russ McAllister and' Lindsay May turned back Sid and Carol Dodsworth, 6-1, 6-2. In the ladies' doubles match, Julia Leppard and Eva Hill de- feated Oshawa's Marg Gray and Susan Smith, 6-3, 6-1. 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