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nto oach ~Jim Bishop defemsive - lapses Gaels' net in the were a big factor He predicted the come back strong ving that they ed two bad games season. d was injured late neriod when a ball 1 the throat during oyd will see action rt Credit. eriods last night ceived the various cumulated during the club. The Iro- was presented to | Higgs for the place standing in on play. Gaylord eived the trophy of the -- scoring , while Ross Jones d with the Ken al Trophy won for 0d =sportsmanship r season play. ecord rials of New Zealand f 1:23.6. ver Eppie Wietzes to the track Fri- irs to his Lotus ed Thursday with 'ockpit, were com- as track officials end to the day's urney both hit the ed with a clocking in hour at the top juarter-mile back- driving an Eagle own rar of his $5 +95 urious oils and ada, 4 PLACE lest, Oshowe YD'S Service BOYD Hours Daily Specialists & Thickson Rd. y, Ont. 125-7622 IN YOUR TANK etal Work 668-5281 Experience TRIAL , AERCIAL. ENTIAL Service SERVICE ENTALS 03 King St. Eost OLD ING LIMITED shalt Work. Truck Rentals bring 6943 rs Lid. ments jistinction ) Whitby GE'S ERVICE ised Mechanic eck-Up pring. Come in up now! DELIVERY 4232 N. WHITBY a PACE LE FOR ERTISING AGE tian HUNTING SEASONS for the local area have been an- nounced by the Ontario De- partment of Lands and For- ests and the Canadian Wild- life Service and are as fol- lows: Hungarian Partridge--Sep- tember 23 to November 25 in- elusive with a daily limit of & birds and possession limit of 16. Ruffed Grouse -- Septem- ber 23 to December 15, ex- cept Durham County which is September 30 to December 15 inclusive. Daily limit is 5 OUTDOORS By Bill Owens Times Outdoor Writer dimand, Halton, Kent, Lamb- ton, Lincoln, Middlesex, Nor- folk, Oxford, Perth, Waterloo, Welland, Wellington and Wentworth and the Town- ships of Hay, Stephen and Usborne in Huron County. The central region consists of all that part of the province not listed in the northern or southern areas. DAILY BAG LIMIT on ducks and geese is five with a possession limit of 10. Daily bag limit on rails, coots and gallinules is five with a pos- ion limit of 10. Daily bag birds with a p ion limit of 15. Pheasant -- For the town- ships of East Whitby, Pick- ering, Reach,. Scott, Uxbridge and Whitby in Ontario County October 18 to November |. Shooting extends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily limit is 3 birds of which only 1 may be a hen. Durham County season is from September 30 to De- cember 15 with the same hunting time and a daily limit of 3 birds of any sex. All other immediate areas the season extends from Sep- tember 23 to December 15 with a daily limit of three birds of any sex. Pelee Island season is set for October 26 and 27 and November 2 and 3 with the bag limits to be set at a later date. We would like to point out to anyone who has received the seasons as listed in the Ontario De- partment of Lands and For- ests news release for August 16th, that the seasons for pheasant listed therein for the above named Townships in Ontario County are incer- rect. DUCKS, GEESE, Wood- cock, Wilson's Snipe, Rails, Gallinules and Coot -- North- ern District -- September 15 to December 16 inclusive. Central District -- September 23 to December 16 and South- ern District -- 11.00 a.m. EST, September 30 to December 16. The Northern District con- sists of the District of Kenora, Patricia, Rainy River, Thun- der Bay, Cochrane and 'Tim- iskaming and those purtions of Algoma, Sudbury and Nipissing lying north of high- way 17 between Mattawa and Spragge. The Southern Dis- trict consists of the 'counties of Brant, Dufferin, Elgin, Hal- limit for Wilson's snipe is 10 with a possession limit of 20 and the daily bag limit on woodcock is eight with a pos- session limit of 16. There is no daily bag limit or posses- sion limit on Mergansers. You may not have more than two canvasbacks in your limit and the possession limit on this duck is four. You may have up to four wood ducks in your daily bag with a pos- session limit of eight. After October 14, you may take an additional two scaup or gold- eneye in your daily bag limit. In addition to the Ontario Hunting Licence you must have a Migratory Bird Per- mit which can be purchased at any Post Office for a fee of $2.00. HERE AND THERE--Fish- ing has picked up over the last weekend. Ken Beckim re- ports excellent bass fishing at Echo Lake in the Huntsville area ... Bob Duncan and Lloyd Mapes of Oshawa had great pickerel fishing in Gold- en Lake south of Pembroke . Roy Weatherbee reports good pickerel fishing in Stur- geon Lake. We can attest to this for we took 17 last Sun- day but kept 10 for two fish- ermen due to the small size ... The "taking' lures are the Mepps No. 3 and the worm harness. For a_ real snappy change, try the Gibbs Tee Spoon with the treble hook removed and a 3 hook worm gang put on in its place ... Frogs are able to sing under water because they normally sing with their mouth and nostrils closed. . . There is no open season for moose, south of the French and Mattawa Rivers this year. Recreation Department Conducts Fitness Tests Is your child physically fit? Duri ng the past four weeks Jerry Mays a member of the Sports Specialists Staff of the Oshawa Recreation Department, has been testing boys and girls ranging in age from 5-15 at some of the playgrounds. They were required to throw a_ softball, long jump, run a dash and see how many push-ups and sit-ups they could perform. A sel of standards was used which had been established by Toronto Township. Each child was aiming for a gold, blue or green award. The testing showed that i the softball throw the children betweer 7 and 12 were under the average standard whereas the 5 and 6 year olds and the 13-14 year olds were above. In Sails Park Team Wins Blooperball The City Blooperball Tourna- ment was held this week at the Radio Park Sports Field. A round-robin playoff was set up or Tuesday and the final game held on Wednesday after- noon at 2.00 p.m. The victors, Storie Park, completed the schedule without a defeat. | team, Glen The runner-up Stewart, defeated Veterans 11- 9, and Harman 6-5. Harman Park and Veterans Park finish- ed 3rd and 4th respectively. Crests were preseneed to the winners plus Centennial pens, by "Pat" McGarrity, assistant direciur of recreation. Centen- nial pens were presented to the runneis-up. Storie Park team -- Glen Ried, Anita Lenczewski, Linda Tanguay, Frank Scarah, Dave Bell, Ed Kowalehuk, Marg Mc- Phail, Gorde Locke, Mary Walker and Tim Logeman. the Long Jump all age cate- gories were under the average. However, in the push-ups and sit-ups it was found that the children tested were generally above average in the dashes. Thus. their throwing and jump- ing abilities were slightly be- low average whereas in exercis- ing and running they were elight- ly above average. Approximately 70 children were tested and sixteen earned a gold award. They are: Mike Anjiers (age 6); Betty Mur- phy (12), Debbie Harlowe (13), Brian Bourque (5), Patrick Mountain (6), John Stewart (6), Laurie Ford (8), Eleanor Ford (10), Margaret Newell (11), Bill Orlecki (12), Jeff Meades | 'The testing showed that the| | (6), Louise Wilson (14), Stan- ley Balko (6), Laurie Lee Prest (6), and Diane Harlowe (14). younger children (5-12) are in jbetter physical condition than| the older ones (13-15). Legion Track Club Hosts Quad Meet Oshawa Legion Track Club will hold a track and field meet at McLaughlin Collegiate Cam- pus, this Sunday, with events for all age groups, ranging from bantam to 'open', both boys and girls. This meet will wind up the quad meet which began at the end of June. Two seconds of the quad meet had to be postponed and Oshawa offered to host both, at the same time. Competing athletes will be on hand from Peterborough, Co- bourg, Lindsay, Pickering-Ajax, Scarborough and Toronto. Peterborough Jeads the point- standings at present, with Pick- ering - Ajax and Scarborough Mercuries tied for second place) and Oshawa Legion Club close behind. 1:00 P.M. Stock Cer Races Begin Follow the signs. Two Concessions West of Mosport Freshly Oiled Clay Track PARKING FEE ONLY! - wee D.A.B.A. Speedway Aug. Demolition Derby follows races § SPONSORED BY D.A.R.A. RACING DIVISION = oe rss" daily | | | | | Sam_ Etcheverry (left) "the quick six" when they tions in the history of Cana- and "Prince Hal' Patter- starred with Montreal Alou- dian football. Etcheverry son, a couple of old foot- ettes as one of the most ex- has been a frequent visitor ball buddies, who provided citing touchdown combina- to Patterson's Montreal hos- With A Five Run Outburst By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)run innings for the Braves with; The Dodgers finally caught Juan Marichal, plagued by a/Consecutive singles in the sec-|up with longtime nemesis Larry rash of injuries this season,|ond and fifth. Jaster when they nipped the made his first appearance for! Phil Niekro benefitted from a|Cardinals in the first game of A COUPLE OF OLD FOOTBALL BUDDIES ENJOY CHIN - WAG Jaster had THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdqy, August 26, 1967 Z Twins Move Into First On Chance's No Hitter By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS /|first with walks and an error] Detroit got six-hil Dean Chance threw a no-hit-| by Cesar Tovar loaded the!from rookie John ter at Cleveland Indians in the|bases. Maye then scored on alho ers from Dick McAuliff second game of a twi-night dou-| wild pitch. Bill Fr a at ae eas bleheader Friday that enabled) The Twins scored in the sec- jrathew: ooh s t Plea: Eddie Minnesota Twins to sweep into|ond off Sonny Siebert when! fourth st . 1% BETS oe first place in the American|Tony Oliva singled and scored| ot sens ee League. jall the way from first on Har- 1 Only the score spoiled it. The}mon Killebrew's single. Tovar| a Indians got a run without a hit|scored on a balk with the win-| in the first inning, and the|ning run in the sixth. Twins won 2-1. They took the} In the first game Oliva opener 6-5. jscored on Killebrew's triple in| Chance threw a hitless game | the 10th and Sandy Valdespino) earlier this month, but it was|drove in Harmon with a sacri- rained out after 4% innings so/fice fly. Joe Azcue homered in it won't go into the record book. |the bottom of the inning for the This one, though, was the real| Indians. thing. Boston jumped all over Gary Elsewhere in a full American Peters in the first game in Chi- League schedule, Boston Red, cago and George Scott pounded Sox and Chicago White Sox/jouf four hits. Carl Yastrzemski split 7-1 and 1-2, Detroit Tigers,and Reggie Smith each had blanked Kansas City Athletics|two. Jim Lonborg picked up his 3-0 and New York Yankees took) 17th victory. two games from Washington | nrivEs WINNING RUN pitching Hiller and OPEN SOON OSHAWA pital room, where Hal is recovering from surgery for a ruptured spleen, that end- ed his career, last week --CP Wirephoto 19670 1967 BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY eet sodbbih sithatede LLL DDD ID, Senators 7-5 and 2-1. The Cali- . : fornia-Baltimore doubelheader | 5 In the nightcap, Ken Berry | was rained out. rove in the winning rur for the White Sox with a single. Berry 'STRIKES OUT & had homered in the sixth to Chance struck out eight, but) give Chicago a 1-0 lead, but gave up five walks and two of |Smith tied the game in the| CANADA'S LARGEST 'those were what helped thejeighth with a run-scoring sin- AND FINEST CHAIN OF Indians to their run. Lee Mayejgle. Each club is now half a HOSP A" jand Vic Davalillo led off the! game behind the Twins Braves Welcome Back Juan (>>ssssssnnbnabaasbbbair arb brbbbpnsbaneD aap z g 1967 CENTENNIAL a 1867 U 1967 B San Francisco Giants Friday|13-hit Atlanta attack and won their doubleheader. Ja ! |night since Aug. 1, and Atlantajhis ninth game with a six-hit- beaten Los Angeles six straight Braves climbed all over him'ter jtimes--five of them consecutive Friday night. | Jim Bunning hurled his 37th OE ce awaes hig ges Marichal lasted just 4 2-3,cateer shutout and held Pitts- ie Re inuihes 'and wax ceed for 11|burgh to six hits as the Phillies|enth ape ' ms aay and hits and four walks. He wag|took the first game of the dou-|'ouched off the Dodgers win: charged with the loss in Atlan-|bleheader. Johnny Briggs' sev-|ine rally with. a sixth-inning ... A REALLY GOOD PLACE. TO BUY A FINER USED CAR! - 166 KING E. BOWMANVILLE, ONT. 623-3396- - ta's 5-1 victory, and it left his/enth homer produced one of| double. Hefei Nid ee record at a rather unimpressive|Philadelphia's runs. iwi 8 iple {Or abe ul ae | Chris Short|then Lou Johnson's sacrifice fly 14-10. | In the nightcap, a "Al | Elsewhere in the National|W" his first game since July 4 ig agra home with the es leak : as the Phillies completed the|tie-breaking run. ; ague, streaking Philadelphia) Orlando Cepeda's fourth-in- HRT PaaS sweep. Johnny Callison drove in| . ee Te mre renew runs with a first-inning| nF bomer. ranged, gee igh Pirates 2-0 and 6-2 to move info| double and then ignited Nc di Is t thei r victory lfourth place Cincinnati ( bcbnliend a : aM = |shaded 'Houston Astros 2-1 and| The sweep gave the Philiies| |Los Angeles Dodgers split with|five straight victories. St. Louis Cardinals, winning 2-1) Mel Queen throttled Houston Reds| three-run fourth with a sing!e. so oiaheh: BOWLERS WANTED Men's majors group 2 Averages 190 to 210. and then losing 4-1. Chicago's}on five hits until the eighth! |game at New York was rainedjinning, and Ted Abernathy) Contact... jout. came out of the bullpen to fin-| MOTOR CITY BOWLING Woody Woodward and Bobjish up as Cincinnati shaded the, 723-3212 Uecker triggered a pair of two-i Astros. | AVOID TICKET LINE-UPS! 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