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Sons, * juries, and sore-armed hurl- ers are the bane of all mana' * gers. One club that has had + more 'than its share of sore- = armed hurlers in recent years «is the Boston Red Sox. Out- * standing high school and col- : lege pitching prospects whom * the ' quickly faded from the scene * with sore arms, much to the + dissappointment of owner * Tom Yawkey. liffe. 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 24, 1967 LA "ONE OF THE mysteries of «baseball is how 20-game win- ~qers éne season can suddenly fade away within two or three years. One of the major rea- of course, is arm in- Red Sox signed have ALTHOUGH IT'S 20 years ago, one of the more cele- brated Boston pitchers to de- velop a sore arm was Dave Ferris, a 20-game winner in 1946 but out of the majors two years later. Since then, * it's been one sore arm after « another for pitchers with the » Red Sox. Maybe it's the sight « of that short : which +» Monbouquette was a_ strong : hurler for the Red Sox four « years ago but this year he had to struggle to catch a -berth with a major left field wall scares many. Bill league team, being passed up by sev- 'eral before latching on with ' New York Yankees. ONE OF THE early sur- prises in the American « League pennant race has * been the performance of the Red Sox. No one expects them to win the pennant, unless it's that supreme optimist Dick ; Williams, but they've certain- * ly been making life miserable around the circuit as they - stay in the first division. One of the reasons the Red Sox have been able to stay up OYC 'Early Birds' Sail Fourth Race Oshawa Yacht Club's fourth *."Early Bird" race, in a down- eapour of rain on Wednesday, saw Harry "Tanker" Jones and his "crew", Joan Layton, take * top honors in their 'Y' Flyer, with Skipper Dick McLaughlin * and his two daughters as crew, in the runner - up spot. Jack Langmaid and daughter Ruth were third while Tom Reed and his dad, "Ted" finish- ed in the fourth slot, in this race for Albacores and other "centre-boards"'. In the Blue Jay race, Carl SPORTS BEAT Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor there is that Williams Is get- ting good pitching to go with the strong hitting the club possesses, It's been a long famine between first division clubs for Red Sox supporters. Who knows, with the Ameri- can League subject to as much change as it has been for the past two seasons, they might even be champions within a year or two. SPEAKING OF champions, the "champions" of fun, Cali- fornia Cuties, will be in Osh- awa next week for a fun-filled night at Alexandra Park. This club is in its 19th season of touring but strangely enough will be making its first ap- pearance in Oshawa. Two members of the team are still active, manager Liza Jane and Beulah. Liza Jane has moved from the pitching mound to first base, although "she" can still take a turn on the hill. LEO DUROCHER came up with the description to best describe Beulah, although Durocher was referring to Eddie Stanky at the time: "Can't hit, can't field and can't run, but will kill you all the time." Beulah led the team in getting to first base most often last year, drawing 250 walks. Of course, Beulah has one slight advantage. 'She's' a midget. THE CUTIES will appear Wednesday at Alexandra Park against the Oshawa City and District Softball League All-Stars, and I'd suggest you get there early if you want a spot in the stands. This one should draw the season's top crowd, with game time slated for 7:30 p.m. There's no ad- vance sale of tickets, but they will be available at the gate. NEXT WEEK is one for ex- ceptional attractions in Osh- awa. Thursday night, the pick of.the 'other' eight teams in the Ontario Lacrosse Associa- tion junior "A'" league will band up to take a hand at trying to stop the powerful Oshawa Green Gaels. They'll get together at Civic Auditor- ium and this should be a real test forthe local squad. FROM THE look of things, maybe this is what the league should do for the eastern Ca- nadian junior final. Select an all-star team to battle the Gaels in a best - of - seven Burril and Ev Cheetham were/series, or even a best-of-nine : first, followed by Jim Pascoe|affair, with son "Ricky" and in third/around the circuit. This might spot, was Ken and Helen Cun-jsound like a far-out idea, but it might be better than empty moving the games The "Early Bird' series of|houses if the Gaels continue lowed by a social hour. races ends on Wednesday, fol-|to wax the opposition as they haye so far this season. | | I Reinhold App tests goalie Angelo Bressan with a tough one but finds his teammate ready. This pair of Italia Soccer Club mem- bers show they are in top form, during a stiff work- out, in preparation for their big playoff match, this Sat- urday night at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Staduim. It's the "local" final of the annual Ontario Cup soccer eliminations, to decide ITALIA TEAM READY FOR SOCCER PLAYOFF FINAL whether Italia or Ukrainia will represent Oshawa in quest of the provincial title. --Oshawa Times Photo By CLIFF GORDON BRAMPTON - Brampton Ex- celsiors handed Brooklen Red- men their fourth - straight de- feat and advanced into second place in OLA Senior "A" stand- ings, one point ahead of the Redmen. The score last night) was 11-9, Ci Brampton took command pf the game in the first peri when they ran up a 4-1 lead by the midway mark of the opening frame and from here 6n, they never looked back. I t was 6-4 for Brampton at the end of the first, both teams scor- ed four goals in the second frame and one each in the close, hard - checking final frame, Motorcycle Race Sunday Cross races at Pleasure Valley Oshawa TT Riders will co- sponsor the Centennial Moto- John McCauley led the Ex- celsiors with three goals. Brian Ahearne had a pair of tallies and four assists for a fine night. ob Hawe had two goals with es going to Julie Kowal- i, Don Arthurs, Wayne Thomp- on and Mike Finnegan. Terry Davis was almost a one - man - show for Brooklin, as he scored more than half of his team's goals. He bag- ged five markers. Dave Lough added a single, as did Sandy Roberstein, Ken Lotton and Ken Crawford. Lot- ton, had three helpers. Elmer Tran, back in action after mis- sing four games, had four as- sists for his evening's work. Brooklin just could not match the play of the Excelsiors who controlled the game, especially after they got the big early lead. Brooklin took 12 of the 21 penalties handed out, with Tom Conlin picking up four penalty trips while captain Bob Hanna Ranch, Simcoe St. North, Sun-|gracing the sin - bin three day afternoon, p.m. Co-sponsor of the event is the Nortown MCC of Toronto. Moto-Cross racing is over a course of natural terrain, which includes hills, bumps and jumps and any other hazard which may be in the way. starting at 1/times and Chas. Grandy twice. BIG GAME TONIGHT Brooklin has a big one at | Brooklin Arena tonight, when they tangle with Morley Kells' Toronto Maple Leafs. No team, especially Brooklin, idea of losing five in-a-row. So likes the Brampton Hands Brooklin Their Fourth-Straight Loss the Rednen will be going just that little bit harder for a win. On the other hand, Kells and the Leafs are still smarting from the two overtime decisions they dropped to Brooklin in Toronto. The standings show Peter- borough with 14 points in 11 games, Brampton is second with 11 points in 12 games and Brooklin is third, with 10 points in as many games. Toronto bring up the rear with 9 points in 11 games. So tonight's game is a battle for sole p i Over Brooklin | Pam _ Electronics race. blow by Bill Cornish. Mason had held Brooklin in check for the first eight frames of third place or perhaps the Redmen slipping (perish the thought) into last place. Italia Faces Ukrainia Club Italia and Ukrainia will meet at Kinsmen Memorial Stadium tonight to declare an Oshawa Soccer League . representative for the Ontario Cup. Italia trounced Azzurri 7-1 to jadvance to the final, with Uk-| raina beating Local 222. Lopes scored twice for Italia, with other goals going to Mc- Nally, DiDanneli, Pedretti, La- zovick and Costa, Kick-off time tonight is 7 p.m. You Are Invited To Go BOATING during .. . ; OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN'S | Demonstration Da Come In For A Demonstration Ride! We Have Them All... ¢ CARTOPS to CRUISERS ¢ CANOES and SAILBOATS * BANK FINANCING LAKE ONT. 0.Y.H. | SIMCOE 5S. HARBOR RD. AVAILABLE * TRADE-INS WANTED * FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES On hand to answer technical questions. OSHAWA YAGH any HARBOR ROAD off Simcoe S. HAVEN 723-8186 fine defensive fielding, especial- ly by outfielders Alvin Tilk and Ron Wright. Ron Jones went the distance r the Concretes, allowing eight hits and claiming nine strike- out victims. | "Pams"' broke the scoreless jdeadlock in the sixth on Mas- on's opening single, sacrifice by Tilk, an infield error and back- to-back safeties by Jackie Sned- don and "Moe" Bryan. Dave Hickey doubled in the 9th and scored on Gord Wilson's sac- rifice and Paul Gibben's hit, for the winners final run. 'Oshawa Green Gaels Defeat Long B Oshawa Green Gaels climbed, when they whipped Long Branch back into their rightful spot,|/Castrolites 20-7. first place in the OLA Junior| This one couldn't be rated as 'A' League schedule race, here| of the Gael's better perform- at Civic Auditorium last night,|ances but for positive, it was ranch always well under control. They opened up a 2-0 lead in the first four minutes of the game, then after two tallies by the Long Branch visitors, they 'Pams' Eke Win scrambled out a 3-1 win over Brooklin Con- cretes, in their City and Dis- trict Assoc. 'A' League fixture, last night in Brooklin, to main- tain their lead in the schedule Bob Mason gave up seven hits and one run. He lost his shutout in the final ninth in- ning when Elmo Gibson open- ed with a single. He was forced by Verne Ferguson but the lat- ter advanced on an infield out and scored on a two - base on five strikeouts and some TODAY LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Toronto Maple Leafs vs Brooklin Redmen; at Brook- lin Arena, at 8:30 p.m. SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor League -- Cobourg vs Oshawa Quality Fuels; at Alexandra Park, at 8:00 p.m. SOCCER Ontario Cup Playoffs Italia vs Ukraina; Oshawa and District elimination final; at Kinsmen Stadium, 7:00 p.m. Darlington Senior League-- Solina at Salem; Tyrone at Courtice and Zion at Hamp- ton; all games at 7:00 p.m. SUNDAY LAWN BOWLING At Oshawa Club Greens -- District 14 (Southern Divi- sion) playdowns for Provin- cial '"rinks" competition; at 1:00 p.m. At Whitby Club Greens -- District 14 (Southern Divi- sion) playdowns for Provin- cial "Colts Trebles'" competi- tion; at 1:00 p.m. SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor L Trenton vs Oshawa Quality Fuels Midgets; at Alexandra Park, 2:00 p.m. and Oshawa Midgets vs Trenton; at Tren- ton Bayshore Park; 8:30 p.m. and Belleville at Port Perry, 2:30 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Junior Oshawa _ Legionnaires; |Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 1:30 p.m. and Orono at Port Hope, 2:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Peterborough vs Oshawa 'A' Majors; at Lake- view Park, 1:00 p.m. and Belleville vs Oshawa 'A'; at Lakeview Park, 3:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Belleville at Bow- manville, 2:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Whitby at Belle- ville, 2:00 p.m. MOTORCYCLING Moto-Cross Races at Pleasure Valley Ranch; trial runs at 10:00 a.m. and races SPORTSCOPE MONDAY. SOFTBALL Kiwanis Bantam League -- Kingside at Lake Vista; Southmead at Fernhill and Storie Park at Woodview; all games at 6:30 p.m. Civil Service League -- Foley's Plumbing vs Town and Country, at Radio Park, 7:00 p.m:; Rundles vs Rexco, at Alexandra Park, 7:00 p.m. and Woods Transport vs Cad- illac Billiards, at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m. Oshawa City and _, District Assoc. -- Markham at Ajax, 8:00 p.m.; Bay Ridges Shells vs Georgian Motor Hotel, at North Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. and Gale Lumber at Brooklin, 8:00 p.m. Durham Ladies' League -- |Bowmanville at Courtice and |Newcastle at Port Hope; both }games at 7:00 p.m. | York Central Juvenile Girls' League -- Oshawa Woodview Park vs. Victoria Square, at Community Centre, 7:30 p.m. |TRACK AND FIELD Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly training session, at McLaughlin Col- legiate Campus, 6:30 p.m. to /8:30 p.m. |SOCCER Darlington Senior League-- Bowmanville at Zion (Exhibi- tion Game); at 7:00 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- |Toronto High Park vs Osh- jawa Legionnaires, at Kins- jmen Civic Memorial Stadium League -- Peterborough_ys~17:30 p.m. at © | Oshawa Legion Tyke |League -- Indians vs Legion- jnaires; Orioles vs Athletics 'and Cardinals vs Tigers; all games at K of C Field, at 6:15 p.m. Oshawa Legion Bantam League -- Jury and Lovell vs Oshawa Dairy, at Alexan- dra Park, 6:15 p.m. and UAW vs Sklar Furniture, at East- view Park, 6:15 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Junior 'A' League -- Brampton ABC's vs Oshawa Green Gaels, at Civic Audi- torium, 8:30 p.m. OLA Senior 'A' League -- Brooklin Redmen at Peter- start at 1:00 p.m. o borough, 8:30 p.m. replied to make it a 5-2 mar- gin at the end of the first per- iod. Long Branch got their second goal when Dwight Davies drew la penalty for a stray elbow, |midway through the period. |GAELS TOO BOOD It was in the second stanza that the Green Gaels establish- ed their superiority. Sparked by Gaylord Powless, who not- lched three goals in this per- liod and Charlie Marlowe, who left his defence post often enough to pick up a pair of tallies. Oshawa was just too much for their visitors. Ross Jones and Mike Lewis each scored a couple of goals in this wide - open period, as Green Gaels dominated the ac- tion. Meanwhile, in the enemy camp, the best they could man- age was two more goals in this jsecond stanza. Long Branch scored three jgoals in the final frame, match- ling Oshawa's production exact- jly. The game itself was by no jmeans rough. Long Branch |didn't back up and checked vig- /orously, but almost always with- in the scope of the "clean rules and to the Generals' cred- jit, they didn't once appear to be trying to rub it in. As usual, barely noticed be- cause most of the play was at the other. end, goalie Merv Marshall turned in another fine game for the Gaels. His big- gest cheer of the night, came jat the 17-minute mark of the | middle frame, when he inter- cepted a pass, started up the floor and beat two would - be checkers, to get a clear shot on goal. If he had scored, the fans would have blown the roof off - as it was, they made it tremble just a little, for Marsh- all's "close try'. HAS BIG NIGHT Despite a 10-minute miscon- duct penalty and an injury "'re- cess', Gaylord Powless emerg- ed as the big point - gainer of the night, with six goals and three assists. Close behind Powless came Ross Jones, Larry Lioyd, Char- lie Marlowe and Mike Lewis, each with a pair of counters. The Clayton brothers scored one apiece, as did Jim Higgs, |Terry Stinson, Dwight Davies, Don Stinson and the Clayton brothers, one apiece. 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Luckily there were no in. 1¢s8. ~ These and countless other incidents during 1966 cost the Ontario Hydro people an esti- mated $30,000 for repairs is expense, added to the oss. of time and _ incon- venience for residential, com- ercial and industrial power sers, increases the cost of rach incident to serious pro- bortions. Since sales of elec- ricity are the hydro's only ource of revenue, anything bearing on the cost of the ower must eventually be re- lected in the consumers' tes. OFFICIALS ARE at a loss lo explain the psychology be- ind such foolhardy be- Mhaviour. It seems that the "minute a rifle gets into the ands of a person, the first g he must do is shoot at omething. For some curious » reason, public enterprises are | regarded by some as fair game and legitimate targets for their destructive whims | gnd fancies. Under the Criminal Code of Canada, persons found guilty f such acts of vandalism are jiable to heavy fines and/or mprisonment. 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