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{ 1 Ld » a > 4 3 SDENNOPCIONPEN LHMDPULIFNONELE HLNSDNRREaEW® Q> ENC ZRE g> MY x Legion Whips. Mayfair Lanes. In Handy Fashion, Takes Over Second Place In Loop Race - ' Clapp Holds Mayfairs To Only 3 Hits In Fine Pitching Performance -- Turner Makes Sensational Catch -- Poor Fielding and Costly Errors Make It Bad Night For May- fairs--Legion Hits Keeler Hard : Legionna! on o. place in the local Inter. "A" softball race when they trounced Mayfair Lanes 8-2 last night at Alexandra Park. Powerful work at the plate, or rather, timely work since the hits were more valuable in their place than they were because of length, was the deciding factor in the win for Legion, plus a brilliant 3-hit pitching performance by Graham Clapp. took over undisputed Clapp Allows 3 Hits Clapp had Mayfairs practically eanng of his hand, and that despite thre€ walks he issued and a few errors made by his mates. May- fairs didn't get a man on base after the first inning, until the 6th, when they scored their tWo runs. Doug. Keeler opened by striking out but Walker drew a walk. Turner sing- Sammy Stark Takes Top Spot In Batting Race -- "Bill" Harmer, official scorer of the Oshawa City & District Softball Association's Intermediate "A" League, has issued his latest statis- tics, which show that Sammy Stark has been hitting the ball at a ter- rific clip in the past two weeks, to take over top spot in the batting race, replacing his team-mate, Eddie Reigle, also of Robson Leather, who has slipped back into second slot. Billy Taylor and Andy McMullen of Legionnaires and Wes, Keeler of Mayfairs are others high in the .300 "Taffy" Mayne of Legionnaires with five wins and no losses and Al. Hiller of Robson Leather Tan- nery, with four wins in four starts, are both pitching 1000 in the pitch- er's race. Mayne has had 39 strike- outs too. Doug. Keeler also has five wins in six games and Jack McConkey Tas Jour wins in five starts. bat wpe Sha nding racing 34 3d game. Pitchers records up to June First Five High Averages AB A ullen " 10 43 W. Keeler Mayfalr 10 43 Robson Tannery Name G.P'AB. H. Stark ... Reigle .. Logeman McConkey . Trott ... Hen» QUZ~~~Ho PVOVWADLD® I wuman WNUADONNOINND --- RVR ANWNOONOIOW & ht HUENONWOOIOR RT Legionnaires «4 > voonoSannwnda don Childerhose . Eo urkeviteh --- WO IO ry 8885-CRatnuREy = ©cooocoor~~ooooH LT-T-T-ToTSTS CFP: | WH>YNNQ>®> LEY ADDED STATURE In the Greek theatre, important : actors were given added height by wearing built-up shoes. . PLUMBING and . HOT WATER HEATING Phone 1750 = L. E. BIRCHAM 311 FRENCH ST. - OSHAWA led and then Fair was thrown out on a bunt attempt. Wes. Keeler singled, scoring Walker and an error by Normoyle allowed Turner to come romping home. Monaghan singled to open the 7th but was caught going to 2nd. In the 8th, W. Keeler walked with two out but he never yeached 2nd. In the 9th inning, Monaghan walked with one out, went to 2nd on a passed ball and to 3rd on an infield out as pinch-hitter Batten grounded to Taylor but D. Keeler grounded out and the game was over. Clapp's fine hurling made May- fairs look very ordinary at the plate, but at the same, time, credit for al- lowing only 3 hits must be 'shared with his mates. MecInally and Barnes both collected a lot of out- field drives while in the infield, Taylor vas a standout. Legion Hits Hard Legion hit Keeler hard and often. They didn't score until the 4th, al- though they threatened in the first with two hits by Taylor and Mec- Mullen, both coming after there were two out, Davies walked in the 2nd and' Weatherup singled and McInally walked to fill the bases but Keeler fanned Clapp, forced Barnes and Normoyle to pop up, to the in- field. In the 4th, Legion broke out with their first runs, four in a bunch on only two hits. With one out, Wed- therup was safe on a two-base error throw by W. Keeler. McInally then singled, scoring Weatherup. Clapp hit into left and Turner errored on the play. Then Barnes popped out but Normoyle singled to put Clapp on 3rd and he stole 2nd. With two runners in position, Walker threw wildly to 3rd and both scored. In the 6th inning, Legionnaires collected four hits for three more runs, - Barnes opened with a single but was forced at 2nd. Taylor was safe on an error by Kewin and then McMullen, Wilson and Davies all connected for hits. Wilson got his valuable blow through the middle of the infield, with the bases loaded. In the 7th the winners got their final run, after there were two out, on a hit into right by Normoyle on which Monaghan errored. Normoyle, McMullen and Mac- Inally each got two hits off Keeler and the other six got five hits among them. Turners catch to rob Taylor of a sure homer in the 3rd inning, was the fielding gem of the season. MAYFAIR LANES -- Turner, If; Fair, cf; W. Keeler, ss; Bathe, 2b; Barker, 1b; Monaghan, rf; Kewin, 3b; D. Keeler, p; Walker, ¢; Batten, batted in 9th. LBEGIONNAIRES --' Barnes, cf; Normoyle, ¢; Taylor, 3b; McMullen, rf; Wilson, 1b; Davies, 2b; Weath- erup, ss; MaclInally, If; Clapp, p. Umpires--Frank Kellar and "Tab" North Oshawa Jrs. Toss Aces Scare North Oshawa Juniors tossed a real scare into the Oshawa Aces when they clashed on Tuesday night out at North Oshawa in a scheduled fixture, with the Aces scoring the winning run in the first half of the Tth inning--and the game only lasted seven innings. Aces started off with a bang, a 3-run rally in the first inning as Bennett was safe on an error, Crowdis bunted safely and Czere- waty singled. An outfield fly and then gesbad error with two out, let the Fo three runners cross the plate. Aces got their 4th run in the 6th inning, when Czerewaty drew a walk, advanced on a passed ball and scored on Brabins. hit. With the score tied at 4-4 going into the. 7th and darkness ap- proaching on horseback, Frank Zarowny doubled to open the in- ning for Aces. Bennett struck out bu; Louis Crowdis singled to score Zarowny and it proved the winning run, as the next two batters went out in order. Martin pitched one of his best games of the season for North Osh- awa 8nd but for that bad first in- ning, would- have won it, Minus Lyzun's hitting, Aces went into a slump at the plate. LEY North Oshawa threatened with men on bases, all of them, in the second inning and again in the 4th they had two on. In the 6th, they finally clicked against Brabin's good pitching. Scorgie was safe on an error. and so was Welsh. Martin singled , and then Hurvid forced Welsh at 3rd but Scorgie scored. Lyons then singled, scoring Martin. Hurvid came home on an outfield fly and Glover came through with a hit to score Lyons and make it 4-4. In the last half of the Tth, North Oshawa's good batters went out in 1, 2, 3 order, OSHAWA ACES;- Bennett, ss; 2b; Hanna, c¢; Brabin, p; Porayko, rf, Sobanski, 1f; Zarowny, cf. NORTH OSHAWA;- Ashby, c; Brown, 3b; Scorgie, 2b; Welsh, 1b; Martin p; Hurvid, lf; Lyons, rf; Heaslip, ss; and Glover, cf. - Crowdis, 3b; Czerewaty, 1b; Wilsons, Robson Leather Close One from U.AW.A. nters. As Hiller Allows Only Two Hits + \ v J Wins Another Tight Defensive Fielding Is Feature As Tannery Re- sumes Their Winning Ways -- Hiller Allows Only 2 Hits--Errors and Walks Costly To Rollo's Fine Mound ort -- Sammy Stark Gets 4 Hits For Winner ' Robson. Leather climbed back on- to the victory wagon on Tuesday night when they defeated U.A.W.A. 3-1 in an Inter. "A" softball thriller at Alexandra Park. The game was & hard-fought tussle, tight as a drum all the way and only Tannery's ability to make the most of their chances gave them the scoring edge. Hiller In Fine Form. Al, Hiller on the mound for Rob-"| son Leather pitched one of his best games of the season as he struck out seven batters and gave up only four walks and two measly hits. Childerhose singled in the 6th after M. Yourkevitch had walked with one out. Shestowski also singled, to score Yourkevitch but Brisbois forced Childerhose at 3rd and Opy- chany flied out to centre and U.A. W.A. had lost their big chance. They had two men on bases in the 4th on a line-drive and then thr base for a double play. opened the inning with a walk. Hardy had the 2-0 count when he slapped a centre pitch right om the nose, out between Gilbert and the 2nd base. Gilbert stepped to his left and snared the ball with one Parish, ADULTS... DANCE iviry FRI. « SAT. "Eastern Ontario's Smartest Ballroom" BOYD VALLEAU ® It's Cool ® It's Smart 7 ® It's Lots of Fun! - AT =~ «TO = and His Orchestra y -- 52.30 SAT. 13 JULY "OSHAWA 10 PORT DALHOUSIE BOAT LEAVES OSHAWA 7.30 AM. CHILDREN... $1.15 TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT C.N.R. TICKET OFFICE - 3 KING ST. WEST or FROM LOCAL STORES Sponsored By G.M. Veterans Social Club hand and then doubled Opychany off 1st base. W. Yourkevitch then bounced one off Hiller"s hand and Gilbert. darted in- p the ball and throw gut Yourkevitch by a half-step, to énd the game, They were two vepy fine plays. Rollo Does Good Job "Dick" Rollo did a commendable ob on the mound for U.A.W.A. but he was the tim of some tough luck. Tannery nicked him for eight hits but h well." Stark doubled in the first ine ning with two out and he was able to go right around on a costly error by Childerhose. In the 4th, Rollo hit a wild streak, walked McConkey and Logeman in succession. Mec- Laughlin forced Logeman at 2nd and Hiller grounded out, scoring McConkey. Tannery got their third run in the 6th, when Logeman opened with a single. McLaughlin grounded out but Hiller singled and then Reigle went out on a ground play and Logeman scored. Stark, with his double and three singles, was the big hitter of the night, 4-for-5 while Reigle had a couple in five tries. The t- of .the team had plenty of trouble with Rollo's slants. U.AW.A.;» M. Yourkevitch, cf; Childerhose, rf; Shestowski, 2b; Brisbois, 3b; Opychany, 1b; Hardy, If; W. Yourkevitch, c; Peel, ss; and Rollo, p. ROBSON LEATHER;- Reigle, 1b; Cooper, c; Stark, 2b; Gilbert, ss; Price, 3b; McConkey, rf; Logeman, If; V. McLaughlin, cf; Hiller, p. Umpires; "Buzz" Bennett and kept them scattered |- Jack Hobbs. Brooklin- Dodgers Defeat Harmony In Tight Battle (By J. Bond) Brooklin, July 2.--Brooklin Dodg- ers on Tuesday night outscored but didn't outfight the fast-travelling "Millionaires" from Harmony by 11 to 8. The game was featured by poorly called plays by the plate um=- pire and by the great work of the outfielders. Harmony took a commanding lead of 8-1 at the end of the fourth on some solid hitting by Loreno, Saunders and Robinson while Brooklin's . lone run was a freak homer by Browne when Terwilligar lost the ball in the long grass. After Harmony had scored 3 runs in the fourth with none out, Browne, Brooklin's ace, took over and held Harmony scoreless for the rest of the game although a hit and a walk in the ninth put Harmony To-Nite . DANCING x A BARNHART'S PAVILION: * Sweet & Swing Music Cool Lake Breezes Adm. 35¢ Reg. Bus Service COBOURG to ED 1.0.0.F. CANTON OSHAWA NO. 11 BOAT EXCURSION ROCHESTER ~~ Train = Oshawa C.N.R. Stn. At 6.30 AM., D.S.T. 20 July Leaves T. W. ALLEN W. SHEMILT K. WANNAN ALL ODD FELLOWS, REBEKAHS FAMILIES and FRIENDS WELCOME For Tickets -- Phone J.R.SMITH .... R.E. LAMBERT ......3098M Train and Boat Fare--Adults, $3.40; Children (under 12) $1.80--TAX INCLUDED LEGIONNAIRES TROUNCE MAYFAIRS-- TANNERY WINS OVER (RHE TIMES-GAZET ME Tusday, July 9, 1946 UAW close until three flies to Appleby in centre settled the game. Brooklin came to life in the sixth to score nine runs on 7 hits, 3 walks and an error. Fourteen batters came to 'the plate before the side was retired, with Nesbitt getting two walks, Wilson and J. "Gibson, two hits in the one inning. For Harmony B. Maeson, Loreno, Robinson and Terwillegar had two apiece, Scott, W. M \ Dart, Saunders and Henderson one each for a total of thirteen. Defensively for Harmony, W. Maeson at first and Loreno at short B 1a = --l stop were best with V. Gibson } D. Appleby in the outfield 8) Brooklin's stars. v " HARMONY: R, Scott, ¢c; W, Mae- son, 1b; B, Maeson, p; J. Loreno, ss; C. Dart, If; L, Saunders, cf; R. Robinson, 3b; E. Henderson, 2b; Terwillegar, rf. : BROOKLIN: D. Mitchell, p and' "1b; V. Gibson, If; N. Hooker, ss; Fg Browne, 1b and p; D. Arksey, ¢; Je, Nesbitt, 3b; #7, Wilson, 2b; J. Gib, son, rf; D. Appleby, cf. od Score by. innings: R. H. E. Brooklin ..... 010009 100--11 11 2 wt Harmony .... 041300000-- 8 13 1 FRIDAY -and 'SATURDAY! THE EAST SIDE KIDS "moh. BATAAN" John Wayne "JUNIOR MISS" Peggy Ann Garner cern. 4092W vevees..23656M + eee. 1852M bition Hi Folks! Don't Miss The Monster... It's The Highlight 'Dance of the Season { Saturday, July 13th . at the THT Featuring the Lever Bros. 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