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S NAPSHOTS | ee ARH peda SE RY PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1949 a --------. PORT ©. £) Geo. H. Campbell Danforth Merchants blanked U.A.W. Broncs 5-0 here last night in an Inter-City League softball game--and if the Broncs had had their full team and less errors, they might quite easily have reversed the score. As it was, Paton was too good for them and Oshawa's own mistakes pre- vented them from breaking the goose-egg. It was a good ball game still with + the Broncs' revamped infield pulling off some sparkling double- plays, this with a couple of pitchers playing at 1st and 2nd bases. Ped- lars visit Danforth Merchants again on Monday night in Toronto. Next By PIERRE DUBOIS Canadian Press Staff Writer Montreal, July 23--(CP)--Cana- da faces elimination from Davis Cup play today with Frank Sedg- man, Australia's sensational young tennis ace, coming up against Macken of Montreal in the first of the remaining two singles matches of the North American zone tie. Taking Lead Australiz. took a 2-1 match-lead in the series Friday when Sedg- man and his team captain, Lanky John Bromwich, stroked their 'way to an easy straight-set triumph over Macken and Walter Stohlberg of Vancouver in the doubles fix- ture. Scores were 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. Sparkling Display The sturdy 26-year-old West Coast star came through with a sparkling performance to earn most of the applause of 2,000 spec- tators during the match, played in threatening, sultry weather. Meanwhile, the blond Montreal- er's game had fallen far below the superb form he showed Thursday when he upset little Billy Sidwell in a five-set opening singles thril- .-the women's singles crown when she trounced Joyce Felix, also of | ler. Macken was charged with 48 errors in an erratic performance compared with 23 for Stohlberg. Each had seven placements, Bromwich Is Tops The most flawless display came from the 30-year-old Bromwich who paired with. Sedgman to win the doubles title at Wimbledon, Fng., in 1948. Bromwich made the least number of errors--13--in a masterful exhibition of control. Sedgman 21, again impressed al- though in a less polished perform- ance than he turned in Thursday when he tied the series with a straight-set triumph over Henri Rochon 25, of Montreal .a a sin- gles match. Few observers Friday night would give Macken a chance to equalize the series for Canada Fri- day against Sedgman whom some experts from Australia see as the future No. 1 amateur player of the world. Sedgman can win the best- of-five series for his team with a victory over Macken. Popvrlar Match If the Australian turns the trick, 19-year-old Lorne Main of Van- couver will play in the other sin- gles match which would have no EXPECT FRANK SEDGMAN TO SEW UP DAVIS CUP TIE FOR AUSSIES bearing on the cup tie result. Fans here have been clamoring for a match between Main and Brom- wich, both ambidextrous players, and only the result of the Sedg- man-Macken meeting will decide whether it will come off. Improbable Result Should Macken upset Sedgman, the tie will have to be decided by a meeting between Rochon and Sidwell, Except in the case of" ill- ness, no player substitution is per- mitted under cup rules after the teams have announced their start- ers. big softball game at the Stadium is Friday night when the Merchants again visit the Broncs, : * * * There is an Inter, "AA" game booked for Monday night that should be interesting enough, with Skinners playing United Taxi at Alexandra Park. On Tuesday night, Ajax Legion visits U.A.W. Broncs at Alexandra Park, Tuesday night also sees the final games in both the Junior and Juvenile softball schedules, and then the playoffs will commence right after the first week in August. The East Whitby Township Inter. "B" League has cancelled all games during GM holi- days, until Aug. 8, but most of the other leagues are attempting to fill out as many dates as possible. * * * 3 Danforth Merchants Win 5-0 Over Oshawa U.A.W. Broncs In the Inter. "AA" softball game played last night, Legion handed the Duplate boys a real licking, and over at Bathe Park, Skinners were the victims of another Taxi spill--that's United Taxi who upset Skinners on their own diamond. The "Cabbies" have made life miserable for Skinners the past few weeks and spoiled Skinners bid to get in first place, since it has been a case of Skinners can lick Legion but everybody else can lick Skinners. Paton Limits Broncs to 7 Scattered Safeties -- Homesters Commit 8 Errors -- Danforth Make Their Hits Count --Bathe and Hanna Miss Game Due to Injuries + * * ® In the B'Nai B'Rith Midget Softball League OASA semi-final playoff, at Centre St. School diamond last night, Rundle Park got most of the breaks and managed to nose out Storie Park Midgets 15-14 with the winning run scored in the last of the 7th, on a walk that came with the bases already loaded. Storie Park lads flashed some nifty fielding plays but they were weak at the dish and couldn't match their hitting with their fielding, Rundle Park had an edge in pitching also with Snow being steady in all but on inning, while both Lewis and Gurney for Storie had periodic wild streaks. Rundle Park now meets Nailers in the finals to settle which team represents . Oshawa in the OASA Midget playdowns, The top four Bantam teams will start their semi-finals in the second week of August, | presented a team which looked' * * te more like a mound staff than any- BRIGHT BITS--Oshawa Hunters won a nifty 4-1 decision up In | thing else. : Lindsay last night and according to reports, turned in the best game| "Preem" Whitely held down first they've played in the past three weeks . .. Oshawa Merchants, playing base, Dean McLaughlin guarded Peterboro Marines here this afternoon, can establish a 2-game- lead in! the keystone sack and Wally Sam- the COBL race with a victory. They haven't much action scheduled for |anski pitched. Rent doer Sou Nave next week but the following week finds three games scheduled . . . Osh- Jan of panes cauCkers, a = awa Juveniles are playing Port Hope this afternoon down at Lakeview | y Park . . . Peterboro lacrossers lost another game at home lats night i A patched-up U.A.W. Broncs club | proved no match for the Danforth | | Merchants down at Civic Memorial | | Stadium last night and the Queen | City crew took home an 8-0 victory. | With John Bathe and Gord | Hanna out of the lineup Broncs t Allows 7 Hits 12-11, at the hands of the St. Kitts A's. Petes will have to strengthen | Paton threw for the Danforth more if they hope to stay in Senior "A" ranks next season . ., Argo Crew and allowed Sevan hits » ie Rowing Club plans to replace their clubhouse, burned down two years OSDaWwa eb. Ba ago . . , Montreal Royals have Bob Morgan, Sam Jethroe and Kevin Fhwicig Bri SE ies too Connors as the top three hitters in the International League . . . They | ;yuch and they were caught with keep up the hitting they showed in the 9th inning against Toronto last | six men left on the bases. night and they'll have about eight players leading the Inter. batting race| - Samanski threw an eight-hitter .+ .. The Aussies need just one more win today to eliminate Canada in|at the Merchants, but weak support . Tke Williams won easily in the 4th round | the club made seven errors behind him ,just about threw the game .. | into the visitors' lap. - And that's | 44 oqdity about that patched-up the Davis Cup matches , . last night over Bolanos . , . Kitchener defeated London Majors 3-2 last night and are now near the top of the Inter-County race . . the roundup for this issue, : | infield was the fact that the combo > * * | of pitchers proved a beadly double- SPORTS SHORTS -- Very few postponements through rain this | play act. They got more twin-kil- summer hdve facilitated the early finishing of the regular schedules of | lings in that game last nigat than the ball season, and before the GM plant holidays are over quite a few | Broncs have had in any game with leagues will be knocking on the playoff trail door . . . Some others wilj | regulars. ; op toe Hui BE be feeling the real mire that is last place and the loss of a play-off fi TWO errors mi RD oh yg i berth . . . Football (Canadian variety) news is becoming more frequent i ru I tried to bunt Sam- and before long the Red Raiders will be plunging their cleats into the | anski to wildness. Wally would have turf . . . Then will come hockey.. The imports are already arriving and | none of it though and settled back arrangements for getting the ice in the Arena early have been completed with two men in scoring position . . . Short summer wasn't it? , . . Maybe the heat is affecting us . . . and one out to get the next two on Pete Stewart of Toronto won the Ontario junior closed tennis title with [infield outs. a smashing upset victory over top-seeded Don Fortana, also of Toronto. | Swingin' Away Scores were 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Marian Rainboth of Ottawa captured! Broncs went down in order in the ! last half of the inning and Mer- chants were victims of "barn-door- hits" in their half of the second. Samanski struck out two, issued a walk, but had the runner caught off first on a quick peg by the catcher. In the last of the second, Broncs got a man to third, Whiteley, but could not move the big fellah home, Dgnforth moved the count to 3-0 in the first of the third on two singles and an error. Edgar scored when the catcher dropped the ball rand Murphy hit the plate on Bur- Ottawa, 5-7, 6-2, 6-3 . . . Schoolboy Rowe, young Detroit Tiger pitcher, was shelved for the season 11 years ago today because of an ailing arm. His arm failed to respond to treatment and Rowe was shipped to Beaumont of the Texas League. He later came back to the major leagues and is now pitching for the Philadelphia Phillies. + * SCISSORED SPORT--(By The Canadian Press)--Harold Wilson, 37, owner and pilot of Miss Canada IV, lone Canadian contender next week- | end in the Harmsworth Trophy race for the International speedboat championship, Friday termed his trial tests on Lake Muskoka near Gravenhurst as "satisfactory." Wilson was uncommunicative on the exact speed of the sleek 31-foot powerboat, but said "anybody who beats me is 80ing to have to do some racing." He made no comment on reports that Fred Taillon was robbed of a sure his clocked speeds. have been as high as 150 miles an tour, Wilson will | single in the last of the third when face three U.S, speedsters determined to keep the trophy, won for the | Sedgley went far behind second and US. in 1933, safely in United States hands . . . At Toledo, O. Sam |caught a pop fly over his shoulder. Snead and 'Dick Metz, although shooting one of the poorest rounds of | Broncs made a double play in the | the tournament, moved into the lead in the $15,000 Inverness Four-Ball Just oe Sour Sd Wie yisiors widav - sc . bi > matches Friday with . four-up victory over Freddie Haas and Dave! ...nce came in the last or Tos Douglas, The latter pair, blowing themselves to.the worst round in' the fourth. McMullen and Dean Mec- classic's 12-year history, failed to get a birdie and wound up with a best- Laughlin singled. Gilbert hit an er- ball of 72, one over par. The Sneati-Metz 68 boosted the pair to a plus- | rored ball to third and when all eight score for the first three rounds of the seven-match tournament . , . | runners should have been safe, Mc- | t rows single. | p- A 4 BASEBALL STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pct. GBL Brooklyn -- St. Louls . Boston Philadelphia New York | Pittsburgh Cincinnati Calcago 609 591 .539 .523 .506 465 395 371 '2 6 a 9 121 18:; 21 | Vireess 3 88 Friday's Results Pittsburgh . 3 Boston ... +5 St. Louis . . 3 Brooklyn . +1 Chicago .. . 6 New York . Cintnnati :. 1 Philadelphia ... Today's Games S8:. Louis at Brooklyn; Chicago at New York; Cincinnati at Philadelphia; Pittsburgh at Boston. Sunday's Games Pittsburgh at Boston (2); St. Louis at Brooklyn; Chicago at New York (2); Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2). 5 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE w L GBL New York -- Cleveland Boston Detroit, | Chicago | Washington St. Louis .. 10'; 1073 18 2015 snl 30 857 26 Friday's Results 1 Cleveland Washington : | . 0 Chicago | Philadelphia | New York 8 Detroit ... Boston .......... 4 St. Louis Today's Games Boston at St. Louis; Washington at Ciceveland; New York at Detroit; only games. seni 2 Sunday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago (2); Boston ai 8t. Louls (2); New York at Detroit; | Washington at Cleveland (2). i ---- ! INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet. GBL Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Montreal Toronto . Baltimore Syracuse Newark viva bunts LST | Friday's Results Montreal 9 Toronto .. Baltimore ... . 2 Newark . Rochester . 7 Buffalo Jersey City .. ..2 Syracuse Today's Games Baltimore at Newark; Montreal at Toronto; Jersey City at Syracuse (night); Rochester at Buffalo (night). Sunday's Games Montreal at Syracuse (2); Toronto | at Jersey City; Baltimore at Newark (2); Buffalo at Rochester. 604 .563 554 .548 .546 414 404 .345 3% 2 5 | 12 i f 'North Oshawa Gals Nose Out Harmony In 9th Inning Up in North Oshawa last night the Intermediate girls team of that community treated the visiting Harmony team to a 12-11 defeat. The Northerners scored a single run in the last of the ninth to edge | cut the Harmony club after Har- mony had tied it with a tally in the top of the ninth. Heroine of the battle. was B. Hodgson, who pounded out the hit | in the last of the ninth with two |Oshawa crew. Hank Goloup, out and a runner on second. Ashby | scored on the drive and the game | was won, R. Powers was the 51! DENTONIA LEADERS SCOR E SHUTO UT HCRE FULL LEE LLL TT VED TTT SOFTBALL STANDINGS I INTER. "A" 0.A5.A. Won Lost 5 8 Duplate ... Skinners .. United Taxi CITY AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION | Junior League Won Lost 2 | Fittings Ltd. . |'Lucky Strike Grill | Brooklin | Stoney's Car Market .... | (Game played July 21, Brooklin vs. | Stoney's under Decision | reserved). dispute. Juvenile eague Veteran's Taxi | Jack's Bar . Eveleigh Cleaners ,. | Firefighters HUNTERS WIN "OVER LINDSAY IN TIGHT TILT Up in Lindsay last night the Osh- 6 10 2 '13 with no pilot they are still a rough club to send into the discard when they make up their minds to play the ball they can. The final score of the tussle with the Lindsay Intermediates was 4-1 for Oshawa in a twilight seven- | frame fixture. ! Short of cars for transportation, the Hunters were forced to leave Coach Snowball" Wilson, Manager Ab Walker and Club Secretary Roy Mercer here in Oshawa. Before the team left, they decided that veteran Pete Murphy should be the one to run the club. "Murph" did just that, instilling his drive into the team and coming up with a victory. Hustle Does It The team was short of players because of the holiday situation here in Oshawa, and fielded a crazy-quilt type of team for the game. Jankowski played at short, Gavas in right and "Crabby" Joz- koski's young brother Hank was brought up from Legion midget ball to play left field. It made a club | just the same. | Bill McTavish went to the mound for the Hunters and came up with one of his best games this season. | His team played great /'hustle" ball behind him and the Lindsay club really didn't get a look-in. "Mac" had 10 strikeouts in cover- ing the seven frames and allowed five hits. That is real chucking and no mistake, Bill seems to have iron- ed out that follow-through and his| | fast-ball is clipping the corners as it did last year in the juvenile ranks. McTaggart"s 10 Hits McTaggart was the choice of the Lindsay board of control and he gave up 10 hits to the re-juvenated former | | N.H.L. star played fifst for him and showed he knew the game, i Hunters caught Lindsay on three) straight singles in the top of the no United Taxi For Winners, Who Grab Early Lead On 4 Walks by Morey -- Er- rors Costly to Duplate Club but 5 Runs In 9th Really Clinches Game | --Higgins Gets Triple There was no question of upset! | about the way Legion played | against Duplate up at Alexandra | Park last night. The boys just | weren't in the mood and cuffed Ko second place club by a score of 10-2. Duplate made Bud Morey their | choice as pitcher and although he was clunked for 11 safeties, the seven errors his mates made in | playing the "other" blasts was too | much and made the matter of scor- ing runs a little too easy for Legion. Gives Up 6 Hits Wilson did the chucking for the 2| awa Hunt Club juniors proved that yinnerc and served up six-hit ball, three of said blows to one man, "Red" Spencer. Legion led-off with two runs in the first. Four bases on balls and one single did the work. Flintoff was thrown out at the plate to halt proceedings, as it looked like free tickets would just about land | Duplate in the clink. A walk to Joe Spencer and a | single by brother "Red" and the Duplate nine had a single run in | the last of the first. Legion counted another for a 3-1 lead ih the first of the second, and then scored two more in the top of the third to make the total 5-1. Walks, wild pitches and errors all had to do with the advancing of the runners. Things were quiet in a scoring way until the last of the sixth and then the Duplate bats awoke for a tally, their only other one and made the score 5-2. An error and Yourkevich's single scored the run. Biggest Rally It wasn't till the first of the ninth that Legion finally broke into a rash again, and then they potted | five runs for their final count. Three hits, a triple by Higgins, and singles by Waddell and Wilson | plus two errors and two walks and the runs scored. | R.H.E. LEGION .... 212 000 005--10 11 4 | DUPLATE 100 001 000-- 2 6 7 LEGION: -- McInally, ss; Weath- erup, 3b; Waddell, 2b; Flintoff, 1b; Menaul, rf; Hobbs, 1b; Higgins, cf; | Walker, ¢; and Wilson, p. DUPLATE -- J. Spencer, 2b; Nor- moyle, 3b; R. Spencer, ss; Morey, | p: McConkey, 1b; Patterson, rf; Trott, If; Sennott, ¢; and Yourke- vich, cf. Umpires -- P. Jarvis, plate and R. Guiltinan, bases, | | McArthur, ¢; Jankowski, ss; H.| Legion Inters. Whip Duplate, | Tighter Grip On First Place; | "Bump Skinners 1 | Wilson Hurls 6-Hit Ball T"Cabbies" Hand Skinners |, A Jolt With 11-2 Win-- Losers Have 7 Errors And Pitcher is Hit Hard -- Woods Hurls United Taxi to Victory --Pearce Paces Win- ners at Plate United Taxi are starting to click again and with their second win in three games are making the final days of the Inter "AA" race really something to talk about. Last night the Cabbies met the "Friday-Night" Skinners club and dug them under by a score of 11-2 at Bathe Park. Welsh threw for the losers and gave up but seven hits for the 11 enemy runs. His club bobbled the ball seven times. behind him though and as one might suspect this would add quite a bit to the effectiveness of the blows struck by the Cabbies. Al Woods threw the win and had a six-hit feature. His club mis- cued three times, but made up for it with some brilliant catches at other times in the game. United Taxi blooped home two runs in the first, saw that tied by a similar rally in the last of the second and so clipped another brace over the platter in the top of the third. From then on the ball game was a scoreless one as far as Skinners were concerned for Cabbies were just as hot as the proverbial fire- cracker and could do no wrong. They scored three runs in first of the sixth on one hit, "Apple" Czerevaty's double, and three had errors. A single run in the top of the ninth on a single and error and three walks and the final score was 11-2 for United Taxi. Pearce with two-for-five and Czerewaty with one for three were tops at the plate for the winners. Welsh and Brizhois both had twe hits for the losers. R.H.E. U. TAXI .... 202 003 013--11 7 3 SKINNERS .. 020 000 000-- 2 6 17 UNITED TAXI -- Brudek, 2b; Elliott, ss; Pearce, cf; Peters, 3b; ! MacMillan, rf; Czerewaty, 1b; | the | (Calendar | SATURDAY | C.0.B.L. Senior Baseball Peterborough Marines vs, Osh- awa Merchants, Civic Memorial Stadium, 3:00 p.m. Lakeshore Juvenile Baseball Port Hope vs. Oshawa Legion, | Lakeview Park, 2:30 p.m. | Cricket Grace Church B vs Oshawa, Lake- view Park, 2:30 p.m. MONDAY Inter-City Series Pedlars vs Danforth Merchants, D-ntonia Park, 8.15 psn. | Inter "AA" Seftball Skinners vs United Taxi, Alexan- | dra Park, 6.30 p.m. Church League | Northminster vs Salvation Army, 2 | Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m, Purchasing vs Tabs, Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m, Legion Minor Baseball BANTAM -- Wholesale vs | Sproules, Valleyview Park; Stark's | vs Jackson's, Harman Park. Minor Softball Assoc. BANTAM Storie at Rundle; mcoe Hall at Connaught; West- mount at Woodview; North Osh- {awa a bye. MIDGET--Rundle Park at Stor- ie Park; Nailers at Simcoe Hall; | Bathe Park at Westmount. | WELL, WELL | The Commonwealth Bureau of | Biological Control, with head- quarters in Ottawa, is for the |study, collection and des- patch of the parasites and pre- | dators of insect and plant pests of i interest to the Entomological De- | partments of Commonwealth Gov- | ernments. Rockert, ¢; McLaughlin, Woods, p. SKINNERS -- Vann, 2b; Brise- bois, 3b; Smegal, ss; Kurelo, 1b} O'Reilly, cf; Loople, If; Kuch, rf; Brooks, ¢; Welsh, p: and Cairnes, lb in 7th. Umpires -- S. Shelenkoff, plate and D. Crandall, bases. If and "What! Learn to swim... and give op oll this!" UNITED Finest PHONES 300 - 403 - 404 80 KING STREET E ry: 9.91 "Oshawa's Tax! Service' Monday, BOX LACROSSE--= MEMORIAL ARENA, BROOKLIN July 25th Toronto MAITLANDS GM Ladies League => The vanguard of more than 125 of Canada's top swimmers began to tume | Laughlin over-ran McMullen and pitcher for | { Jozkoski, 1f; Gavas, rf; Batten, 1b; | Rahs bn EE EE EE LE up at Vancouver Friday in preparation for the British Empire Games |forced him to the plate where he trials there July 26-28. Viewing the impressive lineup for the games, | V2S Pegged. out easily. Wasiteley Percy Norman, dean of Canadian swim coaehes, says he expects the whilted 21d ended me ining. trials to be the "fastest and best ever held in the Dominion." "Our | AS y ' ir: : Sia : i snappy double in the first stiffest competition in New Zealand next year will be the old country and ' 1 onh A : | of the sixth and Merchants saw an- Australia," he said, "but I think we're going to put up a great show." other chance fly by the board. + + the losers and saw her dream of an | first for a single run. Murphy led- extra-inning win fall to pieces on|of with a bing and counted the that hit. | run, Moth started on the North Osh-| Thinks went along until the top awa mound but,gave way to Mar- of the third when Oshawa stretched | low in the sixth when the enemy [ the lead to three runs. Murphy led- | moved into a 7-7 tie at the time. | off again with a hit. O'Connor Relief work won the game and |grounded out to third, but in mak- Marlow gets credit for the win. |ing the play the hot corner guard- | | and McTavish, p. | 1b; Loucks, 3b; Green, 1f; Cramer, at BROOKLIN Adults 35¢ -- Children 10c 8:45 P.M. LINDSAY -- Widiss, ¢; Goldup, | 2b; Mackie, rf; Thompson, ss; Mar- | tin, ef; and McTaggart, p. [ Umpires--N. Allen, Oshawa, plate; | and J. Johnson, Lindsay, bases, | Admission: * | Broncs came close to scoring in the Jersey Joe Walcott, heavyweight challenger from Camden last of the sixth but again caught] {vin their hits down. | The first of the ninth saw Mer- {chants score their final two runs to { wind-up the tussle 5-0, but the play {on which they were made really had | {plenty of odor. Zambri singled, {Sweeney walked and then Harvey flied to McMullen in left. Andy's! peg to the plate had the runner by | six feet, but the catcher dropped] the pill. i The other run came in .on Pa- tron's single and that made the ball game, : | » N.J., leaves | by plane at New York today for Stockholm, where he fights Olle Tand- berg of Sweden, Aug. 14, Walcott also expects to sign for one or two other fights in Europe. He hopes to meet Britain's Freddy Mills, world light- heavyweight champion . . . At Stockholm, Arne Andersson, Swedish teacher, defeated the American "Flying Parson," Gil Dodds, in a 1,000- metre run Friday night, Both, however, were timed in 2:03. They met on 8 200-metre grass track at the world sports exhibition. Dodds is in Sweden on a seven-week preaching tour sponsored by the Youth for Christ Movement . , , The University of British Columbia football team will be coached this fall by Orville Burke, one of the greatest forward passers in the history of Canadian football. His appointment to lead the Thunderbirds was announced Friday at Vancouver by U.B.C. officials. Burke, 32, gained his greatest fame when he was the outstanding passer for the Ottawa Rough Riders. He last played with Ottawa in 1946 , , . In Westbury, N.Y., Jimmy Creed set a world record for the mile-and-a~ half distance on a half-mile track Friday night when he won the United States Harness Writers' Association Pace event in 3:09. This eclipsed the former mark of 3:11 3/5 set last year by Dr. Stanton, owned by W. L. (Lindy) Fraser of Forest, Ont, . ROLLER SKATING e TONIGHT e MONDAY NIGHT . . R. H. E.| TORONTO 102 000 002--5 8 2 OSHAWA 000 000 000--0 7 7 | DANFORTH MERCHANTS--Ed- gar, ss; Sedgley, 2b; Murpay, If; | Burrows, rf; Hanson, 1b; Zambri,! 3b; Sweeney, cf; Harvey, c; and] Paton, p. ! ..UAW. BRONCS--V. McLaughlin, | cf; Romaniski, rf; McMullen, If; D, | McLaughlin, 2b; Gilbert, 3b: | Whiteley, 1b; Ewart, ¢; Taillon, 3b; | Samanski, p. | Umpires--"Ab" Barnes, plate and | Bill Dell, bases. ! ALWAYS KEEN COMPETITION | EAR HI ee 4 The All-American Men's Pro Golf | Tournament, to be played for the | ninth consecutive year at Tam | O'Shanter Country Club (Chicago) Aug. 5-9, has had playoffs three times. Byron Nelson won over Clayton HARMONY--Geisberg, cf; Ter-| willigar, 3b; Howell, ss; Broustin, | If; Huxtable, 1b; Powers, p; Bar- low, rf; Hoskin, 2b, and Noaks, c.! NORTH OSHAWA---Hodgson, 2b; | Alexander, cf; Borrow, 1f; Moth, p and ss in 6th; Marlow, ss and p in 6th; Lockwood, 3b; D. Alexander, 1b; Ashby, c¢; N. Moth, rf, and Reading, rf in 5th. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Hollywood, Calif.--~Turkex Thompson, 211'5, Los Angeles, knocked out Big Bill Petersen, 213, Seattle (2). Miami, Fla.--Chuek Taylor, 1465, Coalport, Pa., outpointed Glen Hender- shot, 14715, Miami (10). Waterville, Me. -- Ken Thayer, Bangor, outpointed Al Barbosa, Boston (8). Edmundston, N.B.--Frankie Belanger, Quebec, outpointed Arnold Fleiger, Chatham, N.B. (8). 162, 158, In 1934 Red Grange scored four touchdowns against Michigan in the first few minutes of the game. ian forgot to watch "Pistol" Pete! and the fleet centre fielder was on { third base. He scored on Gavas' hit ------ and another run crossed the plate on infield outs for the total. Lindsay squeezed across their run in the last of the fifth as McTavish gave them one of his five hits and with some infield outs they scraped! the bottom of the barrel to score. Hunters got it back in the top of | the sixth and that made the score! 4-1. It ended on that note as the Hunters have now evidently hit their way out of that slump and are | hustling around the diamond - as! they should. ! Murphy, "playing-manager" got | two of Oshawa's hits as did Mike McArthur. Hank Jozkoski and Ding Gavas were others who clicked for hits and at strange field posts. HUNTERS , 102 001 0--4 10 1 LINDSAY 000 010 0--1 5 3 OSHAWA HUNT CLUB--Murphy "Champions in the Ring' Tuesday, Oshawa Arena LEE & RED DEMON Vs. TACK & FLANAGAN R.H.E. Want to buy, sell or trade? -- A | classified ad and the deal is made | a ---------- -- For Tro SU pleasant summer driving. cf; O'Connor, 2b; J. 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