6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, August 31, 1965 | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Everything From Soup To Nuts THE MINTO CUP finals should climax one of the finest Jacrosse seasons of recent years and right now, the gutted- stick enthusiasts of Oshawa, Whitby, Brooklin, etc., are looking forward to the event. Whitby's good Junior "B team was eliminated on Saturday night, by, the Huntsville Teen Towners, who have been "'the power in the OLA 'junior "B" loop all season long. The Lasco Steelers gave it 'a real good try and it's certainly no disgrace to be elim- 4nated by a better team -- which Huntsville was! In the 'Senior "A" ranks, we have Brooklin battling it out, tooth- and-nail with the Brampton Excelsiors, for the right to move 4nto The Mann Cup playoffs. Brampton won last night at home to epen the series at two wins apiece and the fifth 'game of this 4-out-of-7 set will be played in the Brooklin 'Arena, tomorrow night. Having claimed the rights to the 7th game, should it go the limit, by virtue of having fin- ished in first place, Brooklin is slightly favored to emerge as the OLA senior champions. However, other than a pos- 'sible home game, should the Eastern Canada representatives challenge for Mann Cup playoff rights, it seems likely that as soon as the currént Brampton-Brooklin series is over-- 'the Senior lacrosse activity will move to British Columbia, with The Mann Cup finals scheduled to be played this year in "The West'. pionship finals for That leaves The t "The East" and after watching Green Minto Cup Junior cham- Gaels dispose of Mimico Mounties here last night, with the utmost ease -- it would appear that it's only a matter of 'a couple of weeks, before we'll see the Canadian Junior "lacrosse championship finals, 'Civic Auditorium, SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS moved weekend and also last night. Service League championship finals, played here in Oshawa's new right along over the In the strictly 'local' Civil which opened last night, Heffering's continued their surprising performances, with a win over Rexco's, who committed too many errors to de- serve to win. Second game of this 3-out-of-5 series, will go tomorrow night, at eight o'clock, under the floodlights at North Oshawa Park. Meanwhile, the City and District Asso- ciation's Juvenile League championship playoffs get under- way tonight, At 6:15 o'clock, at Alexandra Park, it's People's 'Clothing vs Genosha Aces, first game of a 2-out-of-3 semi- final series and the second game will be on Thursday night, same time, same place. In the other bracket, Port Perry Juveniles face the Jay Cees and their first. game is to- morrow night, also at 6:15 o'clock. Tomorrow night, of course, sees "the big game" between Richmond Hill Shells vand Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park. Tony's staged a 9th-inning rally last night, to defeat Mel-O-Ripes, in New Toronto, and move into first place in the Beaches League standing. If they can lick Pettenuzzo and his Richmond Hill mates here tomorrow night, then Tony's could end up on top of the Beach League ladder -- but actually, a win tomorrow night will only give Tony's a three-point lead and Richmond Hill has two more games to play, besides the one here tomorrow night. OASA playoff action finds Oshawa Merchants playing Kingston in their first game of Eastern Ontario zone finals, at Alexandra Park, tonight at 8:15 o'clock and they go back to Kingston on Thursday ... GALE'S LUMBER, who won their big third game oyer "Georgie's' in Peterborough on Sunday afternoon, open their Eastern Ontario zone finals in Senior "B'", down in Kingston tomorrow night, with the re- turn game at Alexandra Park on Saturday night ... BAD BOYS and Scugog Cleaners will open their City Champion- ship semi-final series, at Alexandra Park on Thursday night, at 8:15 o'clock ... JAY CEES, who lost their OASA Ju- venile game. to Odessa on Saturday, play the second game of that series, here on Saturday afternoon ... HARMAN PARK Pee Wees lost their third and deciding game to Co- bourg, here on Sunday afternoon, Cobourg now meets Have- lock, for the zone honors. EARLY LEAD STANDS Brampton Nips Brooklin To Pull Even In Series By CLIFF GORDON scoring. edge in the final 20 minutes outscoring the winners Brampton Excelsiors evened up their best of seven OLA Sen- for 'A' finals with Brooklin last night, as they edged the pride of Ontario County 9-7 up in Brampton. The series now stands at two wins each with the fifth game slated for Brook- lin Wednesday night. To date. both teams have won their home games, Brampton got off to a good start in the first period in last night's game as they built up a 5-2 lead. Both teams scored three times in the second period to make it 8-5 for the home town crew. Brooklin held a slight Oshawa 5-Pin Bowling Team Gets Sponsor According to official word from secretary Vic Langley, the Willowdale Men's Major Five Pin League will open its 1965- 66 season on Friday, Septem- ber 10 at Willow Bowl, Toronto.) 2-1. Don Arthurs was the big noise for the Rosetown team banging in four goals. John Spicer add- ed two, with singles going to Wayne Thompson, Jim Richard- son and John McCauley. Ken _otton was the best in a goal-scoring way for the losers with three goals. Singles were picked up by Doug Vipond, Don Riding, Grant Heffernan and Don Craggs. Glen Lotton was dressed for the game but was under the weather and played only the final minute of the game, and at that had two good shots on goal. The contest was fast and cleanly played with -- Brooklin jtaking seven minor penalties against six minor sentences to jthe winners. | Baker played well in goal for Brooklin and came up with jsome good saves throughout, | Bill Castator, who was banish-| led from the game in Brookl on Saturday night, was dress-|Giddings going the route on|With the exception of Booth and ed. His team was assessed a $50.00 fine for the match pen- 114 PENALTY MINUTES A brilliant two-way perfcrm- ance by Gaylord Powless and scoring attacks in recent games, paced Oshawa Green Gaels to a lop-sided 21-8 verdict over Mim- the first game of the Eastern Canadian OLA Junior 'A' finals. The contest was played at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Powless, who was expected to see only limited action because of a case of the flu, notched five goals and assisted on three others, while. sparkling de- fensively. The second - year centreman was a standout in a penalty-killing role, particularly in the final period. DAVIS SCORES SIX Davis,, who suffered a slight shoulder separation in the open- ing frame, led Gaels in the scor- ing columns, with six goals and a pair of assists. Club physician, Dr. W. F. Rundle, reports that the injury is not expected to keep Davis out of action. Phil Clayton, Don Stinson and Brian Thompson tallied two goals apiece for the winners, with Clayton turning in his finest performance of the playoffs. Other goals were scored by Ken Thompson, Jim Higgs, Larry Lloyd and Ross Jones. Ken Thompson also added six assists to his total, while Higgs collect- ed five. Dwight Davies turned in his usual strong checking game, keeping the opposition well clear of the Gael goal. Phil Fadel was the only re- peat scorer for the . visitors, notching three goals, with Kevin Ellis, Bruce Ferguson, Bill Man- ley and Russ Ferguson counting the others. Gaels Thump Mimico, First Of Jr. Fin one of John Davis' most potent ga ico Mounties Monday night, in Ba als The homesters extended their lead to 12-6 after 40 minutes of play, and steadily pulled away in the final period, despite being assessed 46 minutes in penalties, including two majors and two misconducts, in the last frame alone, PENALTIES GALORE Referees Ron Pettibone and Denny Peterson. ruled with a stern hand, slapping Gaels with 68 minutes in penalties and Mimico with 46. At one point in the third period, seven Osh- awans and two Mounties were crowded into the penalty box. The penalties played a major part in the scoring, as 2,200 fans watched Oshawa score five times 'with a man_ advantage, once while two men up, once while playing a man short, and once with only four players on the floor to Mimico's six. Mim- ico could muster only one power-play marker, but counted two with a man in the penalty The clubs had 48 shots apiece,| box. with Mery Marshall making 40/ The second game of the 4-out- saves in the Oshawa net, and of-7 series is tonight in Mimico, Don Crocker stopping 27 at the| with the clubs returning to Osh- other end-of the box. |awa on Thursday night, back in Mimico Saturday and, if a fifth EARLY SCARE game is necessary, back in the Mounties gave the defending} Motor City on Monday. Minto Cup champions a scare| OSHAWA GREEN GAELS -- early in the game, leading by a| Marshall (goal), Kiwior, Jones, 4-2 count after 10 minutes. of Lloyd, Armstrong, Higgs, B. play, but the Oshawans came 'to, Thompson, Davies, Stinson, life to end the period with a 7-4 Marlowe, Clayton, Powless, lead. The final goal of the|Sandford, Greenwood, K. period was scored by Powless Thompson, Davis. at the 19.59 mark, and it was} MIMICO MOUNTIES--Crotk- only after a lengthy conference|er (goal), Ferguson, Hunter, that the officials decided to let|Manley, Timpson, Hendetson, lit stand. They had first ruled|Smith, Ferguson, Gair, Ellis, |that the period was over when|Sologo, Hildreth, Fadel, Bergin, |the goal was scored. 'Dale, Boivin, db PHIL CLAYTON Tony's NEW TORONTO -- Guess lwho's in first place in the Beaches Major Fastball League today? Nope, not Richmond Hill Tom Hughes Shells, but Osh- awa Tony's. After a.season-long chase, the Caterers have finally overhaul- ed the '"'Hillers", in the battle for the pennant, _A story writer couldn't have jtold it any better than Tony's come-from-behind 7-3 triumph over New Toronto Mel-O-Ripes. Trailing 3-1, entering the top half of the ninth and also battl- ing the curfew, the Motor City nine rallied with six unanswered runs, to nail the first-place win. Ronnie Taylor was the hero, picking up the win in relief and delivering a broken-bat single, which drove in the winning run. Starter Reggie Marten was lifted for a pinch-hitter in the 8th, and Taylor was superb in relief. He retired the New To- Heffering s Top Rexco's 'On Misplays j |. Three-hit _nitching by. Me: Hugh, and a barage of opposi- tion errors, sparked Heffering's to an 8-3 verdict over Rexco's Monday night, in the first game of the 3$-out-of-5 Civil Service League final series. The con- test was played at Alexandra Park. \ McHugh allowed jist three singles, in the first, second and seventh innings, struck out eight and walked three en route to the decision. Rexco's, meanwhile, were contributing to the Heffering cause, amass- ing a total of seven errors, compared to only two for the winners, Heffering's could manage only five hits themselves, with the mound for the opposition, jbut they turned them into big \runs. Following Rally Win jalty he picked up. In First Place ronto batters on easy infield outs) TONY'S TALES In other in the 8th and slammed the) jeague play, last night, Randall door in the 9th, whiffing the/ Roys, in 11 innings, took over 4th three batters in succession. and final playoff position, nip- Tony's collected 10 hits off} ning Toronto Plating 3-2. Frank loser Moe Zabatiuk, while the| Marshall worked the route with Oshawa hurlers combined for aj 1 strikeouts and hurled a 4-hit- four-hitter and collected seven|ter, Len McKannick was the strikeouts. jloser, with 11 strikeouts . , . for- Tony's scored in their first}mer Tony's pitcher, Bob Grier, appearance at the plate on a sin-|pitched his Hamilton club to gle by Jackie Sneddon, an error| gered in the CNE and choice play by Bob Booth. |GM "Rich" March of Tony's Jack Teasdale homered for) has been talking with Reno New Toronto, in the lower first,| Pettennuzzo, re the possibility with two mates aboard, to put/of him coming to Oshawa next New Toronto out on top 3-1. = year . . . March has promised The teams battled scoreless|Tony's a trip to the World's until the uprising in the 9th.|Tournament and, with Pettenuz- As it stands now, Tony's have zo, they could probably win it. first by percentage points over the Hillers, Oshawa has one RHE game remaining and that's to-| 100 000 006 7 100 morrow night, at Alexandra)" Park, against Richmond Hill} and this should settle first place} once and for all. | The largest softball crowd is} expected to be on hand. 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