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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 13, 1967 4 TUESDAY'S MAJOR league all-star game proved once again that pitching still plays a big part in a baseball game. Maybe there aren't as many .300 hitters in the big leagues today as there were 20 years ago, but the teams today are all rich in young pitching tal- ent. In rapid succession they came into the game, Juan Marichal, Ferguson Jenkins, Bob Gibson, Chris Short, Mike Cuellar, Don Drysdale and Tom Seaver for the Na- tional League. Dean Chance, Jim McGlothlin, Gary Peters, Al Downing and Jim Hunter for the American. IT WAS hardly a game to keep the fans jumping up and down, but it was one that made you pass up a trip out of the living room in case you missed something. One fellow was saying he left the room for a minute and missed Tony Perez game - winning home run. Of course he was able to get a look at it minutes later on the replay. AS COULD be expected when all-stars get together, the fielding was good, Out- fielders such as Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente made things look easy, but Tony. Conigliaro of Boston Red Sox came up with the catch of the night. Earlier, Hank Aaron, in trying for a_ shoestring catch, missed and the ball By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor wound up behind him for a double. JENKINS MADE a good showing, although he was tag- ged for the tying home run by Brooks Robinson. But his six strikeouts enabled him to tie an all-star game record. The Chatham youngster has gone a long way since his minor baseball days in On- tario. And how many fans in this area remember that Osh- awa juveniles beat Jenkins in an Ontario final in 19597 NEW YORK Yankees' great star, Mickey Mantle, received a tremendous ovation from the California fans, proving he's still a popular man with the fans. It's too bad they couldn't have been rewarded by a hit, but strikeout was the name of the game. And didn't the American League have its revenge when Mays also took a third strike. DETROIT TIGERS are con- ducting a baseball clinic and tryout camp at Peterborough on Saturday, July 29. The clinic has been arranged by the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association executive, along with the Peterborough Boys' Baseball Association. Players must take their own spikes, gloves wee, bantam, midget, nile and junior players. Foley's Hand Defeat To League Leaders as ove Foley's broke loose for four) Sharp had relieved Giddings wojfe, Pine Point TC, but lost runs in the ton, of the seventh| and then held on to hand league leading Wood's a 5-3 set-| back in Oshawa Civil Service} Softball League play Wednes-| flay. In another game, Rundle's Barden Centre whipped Town) and Country 7-1 in a four-point effort. Singles by Hedjer, Terry and Rowbotham were the big hits| for Foley's in the seventh in-| ning, while losing pitcher Mc-| Hugh issued three walks. The| four runs gave Foley's a 5-2) lead, with Wood's jtriple and Snow. in the fifth inning. McHugh had allowed only} one hit until the seventh, a sixth inning single by Row- botham. Harris and Conboy each had two hits for Wood's, with other safeties going to Roberts, Rundle's scored three times in the first inning and added four in the fifth against Town and Country. Winning pitcher struck out 11 batters, and al-!and Isabelle Kelly. lowed only three hits. B. Keys had two hits for coming|the winners with T. Keys and| through with a run of their|K. own in the last of the seventh|Thackery picked up Hall adding one before winning pitcher Sharp|Town and Country's hits, with ended the threat. SPORTSCOPE 53 TODAY BASEBALL Legion Pee Wee League -- Oshawa Towing vs Police Assoc.; South End Billiards vs Quality Fuels and Oshawa Dodgers vs Credit Union; all games at K of C Field; at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa 'A' Majors at Belleville, 8:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Whitby at Port Hope, 6:30 p.m. and Oshawa at Ajax, 6:30 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' League -- Brantford Warriors vs Osh- awa Lasco Steelers; at Civic 7 : 7 fi ; Bryce Brown and Ron Little | Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. jpeve Bowling Club, 10:00 gave Oshawa an equalizing win Tyke Shutout | SOFTBALL in the other men's doubles City and District Assoc. -- FRIDAY match, defeating Alan Strike} John Fleming recorded a shut- Gale Lumber vs Scugog SOFTBALL and Bob Dunn, 6-2 and 6-3. jout Wednesday as Cardinal Cleaners; at Alexandra Park, | City & District Assoc. -- In mixed doubles play, Peter|Cleaners blanked Oshawa Dis- 6:15 p.m. and Port Perry vs |Ajax Merchants vs Brooklin McNiven and Jeanette Kilgour | count House 2-0 in Garrard People's Clothing: at Alex- | andra Park, 8:15 p.m. Mister TV Towers vs Bay Ridges Shells; at Pickering, 8:00 | p.m. Scarborough Junior Ladies' League -- Cedar Hill vs Osh- awa; at North Oshawa Park, 8:30 p.m. Durham Ladies' League -- Newcastle at Bowmanville, 7:00 p.m. Kiwanis Bantam League -- Kingside Park at Southmead: 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-~ final series, 6:30 p.m. TENNIS Inter-County 'A' Mixed League -- Weston TC at Osh- awa Tennis Club, 7:15 p.m Golf & 1.50; Weekends 2.50 S$ Bowmanville Club (Under New Management) EXCELLENT 9 Hole Golf Course 15 minutes from Oshawa, Green Fees. Weekdays with no waiting for your second 9. Professional ALEX SHIELDS | Phone 623-2670 the other going to McCullough. TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly training ses- sion; at McLaughlin Col- legiate Campus, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa Junior 'B' League |--Baker vs Harman; at Kins- men Stadium, 6:30 p.m. Darlington Junior League-- |Tyrone at Courtice and Zion Ip. Solina; both games at 7:00 p.m. |LAWN BOWLING Annual Ladies' Trebles |Tournament -- for The |Churchley Trophy; at Oshawa Concretes; at Brook®n Com- munity Park, 8:00 p.m. } LACROSSE | OLA Senior 'A' League -- |Brooklin Redmen vs Bramp- ton Excelsiors; at Brampton Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'B' League -- --| Tony's Ties Legionnaires Drop SPORTS BEAT Fastview 5-5 Tony's Refreshment in Oshawa Minor Lacrosse As- day. | -Houdaille dropped Tyke All- |Stars 6-3 and Union Rod and {Gun Club edged Nu-Way Photo 3-2 in other novice action. for Tony's with single goals coming from Kevin Duignan, Ralph Murphy and Tim Mack- ness. Eastview goals were scored |by Mike McKelvile, sociation novice play Wednes-| | Mark Jobb scored two goals ers. | TORONTO (Staff) -- Oshawa Legionnaires are staying closer to Toronto Richardsons _ but they still can't beat the Leaside Junior Baseball League lead- Playing at Leaside's Talbot Park Jast night, Legionnaires went 10 innings before suc- cumbing 3-2 to Richardsons, with Alf Payne again doing the damage. In their last meeting, zoe seen LO-Inning Contest lead in the first inning as George Minarski doubled to left, moving to third and home on infield outs. Legionnaires struck for a pair of runs in the third inning. Tony Jones reached second base on an error and took third on an infield out: Brian Boyd's single to right scored Jones, and Boyd Boyd collected three hits for, Oshawa while other safeties went to Pat Watters, Ryan, Ron Inche, John Fair and Car- roll. Minarski, Payne and Jim Walker each had two hits for Richardsons, with others going to Bannatyne, Irons and Ben- © ner. tallied on Bill Ryan's double to Centra Hale: Dawkins struck out nine bat- ters and Payne two, while Car- el cs iad Cameron and!payne singled home the only wile te Gace Aa i Peper roll fanned four. | Kevin Campbell scored three|TU" of the game in the first). Roly S tti doubled to| Legi ires meet Toronto times for Houdaille and Norm! Caruana twice, while Mitch Kav-| anaugh picked up a single goal. | All - Star goals were scored| by Mark Sheridan, Mike Gard- iner and Rusty Lowe. inning. Last night, Payne drilled a bases-loaded single into centre|on an error. field to score George Minarski from third base with the win-| yprising, Barry Benner opened| Park, ning run. Victory went to Payne who relieved lefthander Brian centre and moved to third on/High Park at Talbot Park Fri- Robbie Irons' single and scored|day and have a doubleheader In Richardsons' 10th inning} ; playing Peterborough | the frame with a single to right, Juniors and Brockville seniors. Minarski and Jim Bannatyne|Qshawa 002 000 000 0--2 8 1 |Sunday at Oshawa's Alexandra" & i oan BRIAN BOYD - . . Three hits Howard Hurls batter for cleaners, while Ken Howard hit three doubles and Extra Base Hits three double nd : ou Pay Off With Win raglan mi Ted Whitley hit a triple and a double with Sam Modern Cleaners collected 10 extra base hits in defeating Dearborn Shell in United Auto Workers Softball League action Collins collecting a double and a single, Hootch Lyon a double and Bill Lawson a single. Gillard led Shell, hitting ®@ Wednesday. triple and a double and other Bob Strutt hit a home run,|doubles were hit by Wilson, a triple and a single as top|Oenault, O'Neil and Pettis. NOW! 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With one point given for each|nit ball game but still came|single by Dave Kelly in thejeach. Other Jaycees' singles . uble and set, the Oshawa netters won/qyt second best as Pam Inter-/ninth inning which drove in the|were hit by Walt Grabko, Ken Howard, Wright and Dewey. group Of/ national defeated Markham 5-4| winning run. |MeWilliams and Don Parker. | One - Hitter Eric Howard hurled a one- hit shutout Wednesday as King- ----j|side Park blanked Southmead 8-0 in Neighborhood Park Soft- ball Association bantam play. Storie Park Bantams took their second win by default Wed- nesday from Lake Vista over a period of three days. Chappell hammered a pair or home runs and a single to lead Kingside at the plate, while Nizio banged a triple and a single and Grant a pair. of umley other singles were hit by Genge, Patch concrete steps with SAKRETE 3 Special Sakrete Mixes to choose | Sand Mix (80, 45, 25 and 11 Ib. bags). from--all you have to do is add the water. Ideal for stop-and-start pro- j b there's no waste oF men's doubles and another in|in Oshawa City and District) mixed doubles, and uniforms along. There are sessions for pee juve- jed doubles draws. _. doubles and the final game in to be the men's doubles had postponed because of rain. Men's doubles saw Ray Petre} jand Jack Taylor of the host jclub defeat Pine Point's Tony |Smith and Dave. Hustwick, 6-2 and 6-4; Terry Keys and Ralph McKendry, Oshawa TC, won 6-3) r Ted Rynar and Dieter the second set 7-5. Ron Guiltinan and Sam Venn, | Oshawa, won 6-3 over Lloyd! Fleming and Ed McLean, Pine Point. Their second set was rained out. In mixed doubles, Peter) : s sharing the|softball League play Wednes-|12 batters as Markham picked points in other men's and mix-/qay at Alexandra Park. Pine Point! ¥ won both points in the ladies' Bob Booth smacked a home| jun nine hits, led by Howie Victory also went to Oshawa| Burkholder | Jaycees, as they dropped Geor-|nelly each with a pair of gian Motor Hotel 10-2. isingles. A. Cook connected on a pair of singles for Georgian, while A. Bonar blasted a triple and B. Sweet a double, singles were hit by R. Stinson, Ron Phillips and W. Kutasienski. Georg'n 020 000 000-- 2 8 Pam's Rob Mason struck mat and Bryan Don- Wayne Linton. hit a double Oshawa Dairy Blanks Sklar Jaycees 001 044 Olx--10 12 3) Battery-mates Les Kiraly and run for Pam and Alvin Tilk a and a single with Grant Leish- jman hitting a double, Jim Orr jand Glen Robinson singles to) Lawn Bowlers jaccount for the rest of Mark- |ham"s hits, s |Markham 003 001 000--4 9 4 Enjoy Success [Oshawa 201 001 001-5 3 2 |. Lumley and Burkholder; and Members of the Oshawa Lawn Mason and Booth, Bryan. Bowling Club have been enjoy-| Daryl Hudgin drilled three|e ing some outstanding success | Singles for Jaycees, in various competitions recent-|Logeman hitting a triple and a p ly, including the annual provin-|single, Warren McGahey and/pitching of Jeff Legere. cial playdowns. < Last week, at Bowmanville, w Mr. and Mrs. (Sam and Ethel) | REMEMBER WHEN.. i Cardinals Top Legionnaires with Danlor Baseball Association Ty ke/and delivered a |Joe Reid of Oshawa Dairy teamed up to hand Sklar Furni- ture a 5-0 setback in Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Associa- tion bantam play Wednesday. In another game, United Auto Workers tied Jury and Lovell Cardinals toppled Legionnair- | 1-1. S 11-3 in Oshawa Legion Min- Kiraly pitched a four-hitter| triple and| lay Wednesday behind the| single to drive home three runs.| guesswork. There's a size and mix for every job. FREE BOOKLET You'll be amazed how easy it is to work with SAKRETE mixes. 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Out at Markham, in a mixed) doubles tournament _ there,| This evening, Weston visits|\Oshawa's Jack Anderson the world welterweight box- ing title he had recently re- and |e led Cardinals at the plate with a home run in the second in-| ning. Glen Kirkham not only threw Emile Griffith defended ounces, fought for the full 15 rounds before the cham- jloaded double for the Tigers Phil Allison smashed a bases-|and Masternak six. to Wayne Tutin, a double, Bill Paterson, Bill Hummer and Bob Hobbs. Jury and Lovell collected only Oshawa Shopping Centre and| JOHN SWAN HARDWARE LTD. 725-3527 the second set, 7-5. "Sid" and|points. It was a repeat win for) gained from Benny (Kid) ja five-hitter last night but col-|four hits off Gary Gill Carol Dodsworth, Oshawa, won|the MacMillans. Paret five years ago tonight |lected two doubles and a single| Bryan Rose while Matt ae | Robinson §.4 and 6-2 over Ed McLean} Oshawa clubmates Charlie) --in 1962--at Las Vegas. |to lead the Tigers to a 12-/"@k gave up seven hits to UAW |Rankin and Mrs. Alice Drew! Griffith and Ralph Dupas, |victory over the Orioles in Tyke|™ the other game. In ladies' doubles, Pine|teamed up to take the runner-| matched to within eight |baseball action. | Rose struck out 12. batters! G. S. WHITE & SON LTD. HARDWARE -- FEEDS -- PAINT -- FENCING FERTILIZERS -- SEEDS -- TWINE & PUMPS Pion was awarded the deci- while Bill Robinson led sion. Orioles with three singles. the! Oshawa, for a scheduled Inter-|Mrs. Vi Norris, just missed | County League match. winning The J. Dunn Trophy, | | finished second, with three wins an In d |Win At Home th Oshawa Tennis Club hosted, | and |but not kindly, the Bowmanville| Murray, |Tennis Club i | scheduled OTC Netters team, in a Kawartha a score of 51-plus-4 points. recent provincial play- lowns, District 14 honors were | won by Art Morton's trio, in the Colts' trebles event; Anderson and Reg Norris won | @ men's doubles playdowns | Jack the Oshawa rink of Grant | Jack Hunter, Sam| _T€-|MacMillan and Bob Gallagher, | l z Mixed|skip, were the winners in the Tennis League fixture, at the! 'rinks' event. local courts last night, with the! These District 14 representa-| homesters defeating Bowman-|tives will compete ville 4-1. jup in the men's doubles event, to give Bowmanville Club joaly point, defeating Oshawa's |Clayton Kirby and Stan Wigg, 6-3 and 6-4. won for Oshawa, 6-2 and 6-3 over Frank Mohns and Vir- ginia Slemon of Bowmanville while in the other "mixed" ses- sion, Ralph Harlowe and Susan Smith of OTC won by defaul in further | . provincial playdowns, in Belle-/ Lars Carlson and Bill Bur- ville, August 5, against other| jgess of Bowmanville, teamed | Eastern Ontario district win-| jners. | its | ----_____ Fleming Posts WOMEN WHO PICK HUBBY"S SUITS | USUALLY WEAR THE PANTS | Confucious didn't say that but Murray John- ston did -- and he says it after serving the good people of Oshawa for fifty years. What's more, Murray Johnston likes it when the little wife comes along to assist him in picking no- thg but the best for her hubby. 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