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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1950 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN Raiders' Rally in Last Quarter Falls One Point Short of Win Over Cobourg Galloping Ghosts Skidmore-To-West Pass- ing Combo Racks Up Two TD's In Iast Five Minutes As Raiders Awake From Slumbers Of 2nd Quarter By BOB RIFE Cobourg Sept. 30--Cobourg Gal- loping Ghosts took advantage of a suddenly lax pass defence on c part of the Oshawa Red iders this afternoon to squeeze put a 19-18 win and take undis- puted leadership of the Lakeshore Group, O.R.F.U, Intermediate lea- e. The Raiders hit the field sport- ing their new uniforms and spurr- ed on by them and their confi- dence over the once-humbled (Ghosts, they moved into a vemy arly 5-0 lead. Lost Confidence Cobourg came back in the second quarter to knot the count and go lone up on a successful conversion. | Oshawa's bubble of confidence] burst and they were suddenly an- other ball club . . . no spirit, no punch. ' Cobourg took advantage of this and before half made the score what George Sisler "Peterboro Orfuns Trample Bombers On Orillia Grid Orillia, Oct. 2 (CP)--Led by Bill Huntley and Gordon 'Spike' Matthews the Peterborough Or- phans raced to an easy 18-1 victory over Orillia Silver Bombers in an O.R.F.U. inter- mediate football game Satur- day. © The Orillians held the visit- ors on even terms for the first half, each team scoring a single point. The Orphans broke loose in the third quarter for two touchdowns by Huntley and Matthews. Huntley kicked the convert each time. They" added their third and final major in the fourth quar- ter when Huntley carried over on a plunge from five yards out. The convert attempt fail- ed. Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. New York, Oct. 2--(AP) Wonder was thinking '| season. Arsenal and Middlesbrough 11-6. It moved to 16-6 and then 19-6 in the last quarter with the [Raiders still well out of the pic- ture. Something was needed to put the spark to the Oshawans who were beginning to chafe under this continual hammering by Ghosts. That something took the form of a' smashing block and fumble récovery by Pete Grice. Art Skidmore socked out a pass Dave West on the next play and fe scooter went over for a major 0 make it 19-11. Grice split the [posts with a terrific convert and and all this with less than five minutes the count was 19-12 , . . remaining in the game. Cobourg werent too worried yet . that one was just a slip, they'd make up for it. Skidmore Interception Seconds later after they received the kick-off, they tried a long pass and Art Skidmore snaked up from his tertiary post, graobed off the oval and darted upfield toward the enemy goal-line. He was dropped some 30 yards short, but tried an onside kick, figuring on a fumble and possible recovery. The. play miscued when his boot went a bit far, crossing the deadline for a single and a score of 1913. Cobourg saw an opportunity here and decided to move along the ground . . no passes thought they. Oshawa didn't need the passes. They stopped the plungers dead and took over on the Ghosts Bust three minutes left to play nd Skidmore reared back and flicked another long pass to Dave 'West. It worked and the top brok- en field runner on the scarlet-clad club romped over the goal-line leaving two would-be tacklers spread eagled behind him. The score was now 19-18. A good conversion would tie the score and with so little time left, the Raiders seemed assured of a split in points. Everything went well to that paint. Skidmore got a fine snap, set the ball in position and with no blockers in sight, Pete Grice lashed out with his toe . the ball spun up and up and then somehow wobbled and spewed off to the left of the posts. Conversion Missed The point-after-touchdown was muffed and Cobourg still had a one-point lead. A kick single was the only course left open for the Raide:s, but they had to get the ball from Cobourg before the 20 seconds left in the ame had run out. A plunge used up time on the first down and didn't stop the clock. Another and no yards gained, but quite a few seconds for the Ghosts, Third down and a long kick to set the Raiders back in their own end so that no boot could reach the goal-line area. The kick was low and a good runback brought it to the midfield stripe. Last play of the game hadn't been called yet so the B signalled for a . Skidmore scuttled back behind Bs "protection looked for a receiver .. . they were all covered. The opposition Nine roared in on him. He wa: rushed. Finally seeing West in the clear he let go a partially blocked heave. \ The ball wobbled in the air and was grabbed by a fast-moving Co- bourg defender. Time Runs Out That was it. Time ran out as the Ghost backfielder moved up the field and was tackled on the Osh- awa 45. Cobourg had won 19-18 and from is point it looks like the Raiders ust win all their remaining games Pncluding another with the Gallop- Ghosts on October 14th) to end up in first place when the season is over on October 21st. Only one team goes into Inter "A" play-offs and that is the club finish- ing first. The league is as tight as Yankees in the World Series, if the Phils had Curt Simmons, we'd give them a chance; the Yanks didn't last week either, but, as usual, the series team that gets the steadiest pitch- ing and it looks as if Jim (74 games) Konstanty will get when the Kids have to face Rizzu- to, Berra, Bauer -- five hitters in a row who can bust up a ball game. And, say, what became of those early-season |o protests that didn't give pitchers a chance? Jamieson; flying wing, Alts, McConvey, Longhurst, Saund- during that 10th inning yesterday --what with son Dick knocking George's Dodgers out of a pennant chance. But you can't say it wasn't Even-Stephen -- last year the Phils carried the Brooks to the 10th inn- ing of the final day before they es- caped a playoff. This year the Dod- gers did the same thing to the Phils. Of course, it may have been mere- ly that the Brooklyn players really listened to Branch Rickey's expla- nation of why he is selling his stock in the club. Remember Branch said nobody can live on his salary these days; he has to have some extra income, the Dodgers know all about the salaries Rickey pays, so natur- ally they were after a World Series shot for the "extras." What's the pitch? Somehow we can't see a team that staggered in- to the title the way the Phillies did whipping a real pro outfit like Joe ut look exactly like fireballs probably will go to the more work DiMaggio, Mize and the "rabbit" ball Monday Matinee This 'is one time you can't blame football coaches for having the cry- ing towel. Of the teams that were rated at the top by the pre-season pickers, Michigan and Tennessee were knocked off Saturday; Notre Dame won by just one touchdown and Army's offensive line wasn't what they're used to seeing at West Point . . . When Frank Hyde of the Jamestown, N.Y. Pos#rJournal pick- ed Ez Charles to outpoint Joe Louis, he preserved his record of naming the winner in advance very time the heavyweight title changed hands since Jack Dempsey beat Jess Wil- lard . . . risking fate, Hyde picks Charles to kayo Lee Savold-in nine rounds when they meet. Loch Ness, Scotland (CP).--Allan Kay an BEdinburgh business man claims he spotted three monsters-- not one--disporting themselves in Loch Ness. Watching them through a powerful telescope he said the creatures were racing along at 15 knots. LN a drum right now and every game is worth a million bucks to the play- ers. The next game for the Raiders will be next Saturday when they travel to Orillia to play the Silver Bombers at home , , . a tough ses- sion. Teams 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts Oshawa 5 1 0 12, 18 Cobourg 0 11 5 3 19 COBOURG GALLOPING GHOSTS --Centre, Edmiston; insides, Seale, Jarvis; middles, Holman, Burdick; ends, Hawkins, Smith; quarter, Cooper; halves; Darragh, Bevan, Currelly; ers, .Lews, Brandwood, Douglas, Martin, Hamilton, Campbell, Mcinn, Medhurst, Forster, Connor and Mc- Guire. OSHAWA RED RAIDERS-- Centre, Knihisky; insides, March Lawson; middles, Grice, Burkhart; ends, Armstrong, Luke; quarter, Skidmore; halves, West, Brodie, Fil- ipowicz; flying wing, Lyzun; Alts, Beaton, Lindsay, Freeman, J. Wil- son, P. Wilson, Bilsky, Dionne, Zakarow, O. Siblock, Barton, Krawec, Murphy, Cosgrove, Soban- ski, Hodgson and Almond. Officials--Referee, Ted Jarvis; umpire, Curley Hiltz; head lines- man, Bob Smiley. See your garageman ... without delay 1] Reline with BRAKE LININGS ! | Newcastle Unitea Retains Top Spot In First Division | LONDON, Oct. 2 -- (Reuters) -- | Leaderships remained unchanged | Saturday in all of English football's four major leagues. Newcastle United rode the crest of the championship division on points, after playing a scoreless tie with Sheffield Wednesday. The United is undefeated so far this moved up into second slot by defeat- ing West Bromwich Albion and Huddersfield United 3-0 and 8-0, respectively. Manchester United dropped from second position into third after a scoreless draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers. Manchester City, also undefeated, shaded Coventry 1-0 to retain top spot in the second division. One point behind at 16 were Blackpool Rovers, who edged Doncaster Rovers 1-0. Yoked in third place were Coventry and Birmingham. Bir- mingham played a 1-1 tie with Chesterfield. : Nottingham Forest's 7-0 trounc- ing to Aldershot kept it atop League Three South, though matched in points by second-place Millwall, whieh blanked Walsall 2-0. Nor- HIT OR MISS by Sixtc Soccer Standings London, Oct. 2.--(AP)--Standings | | in United Kingdom soccer (top five | | teams) : ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 = Team Newcastle United Arsenal Middlesbrough Manchester United Wolverhampton Wander. Division II Manchester City Blackburn Rovers Coventry City Birmingham City Hull City Division III (South Nottingham Forest Millwall Norwich City Southend United Exeter City Division 1II (North Gateshead Tranmere Rovers Rochdale Rotherham United Bradford SCOTTISH LEAG Division "A" C.0.F. LEAGUE | The second night over and done | with and a good thing it is. They say you improve with practice but very few of us have shown it yet. There were more Lemon League scores than anything else. Two teams had the paint brush applied when the Blowers took four from the Happy Gang and Jugglers four from the Mogaels. Five Points took three from the Kill Joys, Whiz Bangs three from Rangers, Flying Saucers three from Little Shavers and the Torrid Heaters and Allsorts split with two each. Only seven of us with over 600 and Norm O'Reilly was high with 691; Bob Tippett 657; Frank Black 614; Jim Hurvid 610; Wes Richards 602; Joe Potipcoe 600 and Toots Ferguson 625. In the 200's: Cliff Leddy 261; Stan Mitchell 225; Fred Smith 225, 201; Cliff Stark 217; Don Chapman 211; George Morgan 210; Al Teno 207; Alton Stark 206; Jack Randall 206; Doug Trivett 205 and Len Wall 201. aR N ogo S NOW NO Wen a ™m WHTWANN®E Nowe le EE EC) I] RRA NT ONL COLON mi ND Wn 0 bt ft bs (fT XRT) 'E Dundee Heart of Midlothian Morton Third Lanark Glasgow Rangers Division Note 0 . . We'd better. not touch it. broadcasts while he wa : with his eyes If he could hear the radio baseball s asleep, he's probably watching the World Series Only one other lady with a 200 score and that was Josephine Shor- ten with 220 and she also had two L.L. scores of 71, 75; Olive Parfitt 83, 96; Nancy Chapman 95; Edna Richards 99; Marie Manning 88; | Stirling Albion Dunfermline Athletic Forfar Athletic Hamilton Academicals Ayr United "m oe closed hOIEN a= Nw Ww wich holds third position after de- feating Bristol Rovers 2-0. Gateshead trimmed Shrewsbury 3-0 to retain the. lead in Leagu Three North, where Tranmere Rov- ers with equal points held second place after edging Oldham Athletic 4-3. Rochdale was third after beat- ing New Brighton 5-1, In Scotland, Dundee displaced Morton in Division "A" leadership after shading the leaders 3-2. Mor- ton went into second slot followed by Hearts in third, Hearts beat St. Mirren 1-0. Old Country Rugby Results London, Oct. 2.--(Reuters)--Re- sults of Rugby Union matches play- 2 Saturday in the United King- om : London Irish 3; London Scottish 0. London Welsh 0; Wasps 3. Old Alleynians 3; Metropolitan Po- | lice 0. Old Merchant Taylors 11; Old Mill- hillians 0. Rosslyn Park 0; Harlequins 8. Aberavon 0; Maestaeg 5. Bedford 5; Richmgond 0. Birkenhead Park 12; Bradford 9. Birmingham 0; Rugby 0. Bridgend 11; Ebbw Vale 0. Coventry 12; Blackheath 0. Devonport Services 3; Bath 11. Exeter 8; Cheltenham 3, Glamorgan Wanderers 0; Mountain Ash 0. Leicester 0; Cardiff 3. Moseley 8; Manchester 0. Newport 6; Gloucester 0. Notts 19; Saint Mary's Hospital 0. Newton Abbot 5; Somersgqt Police Northampton 8; Sale 0. Neath 9; Llanelly -0. Penzance and Newlyn 3; Bristol 6. Plymouth Albion 5; Penryn 3. Redruth 3; Barnstaple 3. Royal Naval Engineering College Keyham 6; London Hospital 16. Swansea 6; Cross Keys 5. Stroud 3; Lydney 0. Torquay Athletic 9; and Albion 9. Taunton 3; Weston Super Mare 11. United Services Portsmouth 0; Northampton 3. United Services Chatham 9; Alder- shot Services 10. Edinburgh Academicals 6; burgh Wanderers 5. Glasgow Academicals 0; side West 0. Watsonians 12; Melville College 8. Abertillery 3; Penarth 5. Bridgewater Edin- Kelvin- pets osai---------------- YESTERDAY'S STARS By The Canadian Press Batting--Dick Sisler, Phils, whose 10th-inning homer with two on gave the Phils a 4-1 victory over the Dodgers and the National League pennant. Pitching --~ Robin Roberts, Phils, who won his 20th game on the last day of the season, holding the Dotigers to five hits as the Phils won 4-1, sults of soccer matches played Sat- urday in the United Kingdom: Arsenal 3; West Bromwich Albion 0 "Aston Villa 2; Tottenham Hotspur 3 Town 0. Rovers 1. Town 1. United 5. letic 0; Plymouth Argyle 2. 7 Newport County 2; Crystal Palace United 1. ed 0. bion 1 ers 4, Ol Canter) Soccer Results London, Oct. 2.--(Reuters)--Re- ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Burnley 1, Stoke City 1. Chelsea 2; Everton 1. Derby County 4; Blackpool 1. Liverpool 3; Bolton Wanderers 3. Midd lesborough 8; Huddersfield Portsmouth 1; Fulham 0. | Sheffield Wednesday 0; Newcastle | United 0. | Sunderland 4; Charlton Athletic 2. | Wolverhampton 0; Manch e ster ! 4 Division II | Bury 0; Notts County 1. | Chesterfield 1; Birmingham City 1. Doncaster Rovers 0; Blackburn Hull City 4; Southampton. 1. Leeds United 2; Luton Town 1, Leicester City 1; Cardiff City 1. Manchester City 1; Coventry City | | "Preston North End 4; Brentford 2. Queen's Park Rangers 7; Grimsby Swansea Town 1; Barnsley 0. West Ham United 3; Sheffield Division III (Southern) Bournemouth and Boscombe Ath- Bristol City 4; Leyton Orient 1. Exeter City 1; Reading 3. Gillingham 0; Ipswich Town 1. Millwall 2; Walsall 0. Northampton Town 2; Colchester Norwich City 2; Bristol Rovers 0. Nottingham Forest 7; Aldershot 0. Port Vale 2; Swindon Town 1. Southend United 3; Torquay Unit- Watford 1; Brighton and Hove Al- Division III (Northern) Barrow 1; Stockport County 0. Bradford 3; Bradford City 1. Crewe Alexandra 3; Chester 0. Gateshead 3; Shrewsbury Town 0. Halifax Town 2; Darlington 2. Hartlepools United 2; Lincoln City 2. Mansfield Town 2; Carlisle United 1 "New Brighton 1; Rochdale 5. Oldham Athletic 3; Tranmere Rov- Rotherham United 3; York City 1. Scunthorpe United 3; Accrington Stanley 3. Wrexham 3; Southport 3. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Aberdeen 2; Hibernian 1. Clyde 1; Third Lanark 2. Falkirk 2; Partick Thistle 1, Hearts 1; St. Mirren 0. Morton 2; Dundee 3 Motherwell 4; East Fife 2. Raith Rovers 1; Celtic 2. Rangers 4; Airdrieonians 1. 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Standing: Jugglers 7; Torrid Heaters 6; Whiz-Bangs 6; Kill Joys 5; Flying Saucers 5; Sowers 4; Mo- gaels 4; 5 Points 4; Allsorts 2; Happy Gang 2; Little Shavers 2, and Rangers FAMILY DOUBLES Since this is the third week of bowling for our league and as our publicity reporter is away on busi- ness we thought we would pinch- hit for her and do the write-up. We have had some lovely scores turned in but due to lack of space, we will only give this week's. As for the gossip and scandal you will have to wait till your reporter returns. Here they are: High triples: Ernie Hale 765 (299, 246,220) ; Ralph Bevan 710 (280, 225); Art Steele 695 (256, 232); Wally Snudden 686 (208); Al Jamieson 667 (300) ; Janet Peel 628 (232, 230); Pete Borrow 623 (239, 223); Eddie Dean 613. i High singles over 220: Bert Smith 242; Ed Fagan 238; Stan Ward 237; Mabel Mayne 227; Jim Long 224; Al Haley 221. Team Standing Jokers Behops . Feeps Doodlebugs . Tellies --- - Lucky Strike: Try Hards . Die Hards . 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