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X PAGE TEN i - THE -DAILY TIMES:GAZETTE THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 195% "minor sorTeaLL | Vt "Cricket Cricket Scores 'EASTVIEW PARK BANTAMS London (Reuters)-- Wednesday's 'NOSED OUT IN LAST INNING | first-class cricket scores: In their opening game of the Cambridge University 359 for six Oshawa Minor Softball Association's declared, Middlesex 24 for none. Kiwanis Bantam League, Eastview Somerset all out 153, Yorkshire 188 Park lost a heart-breaking 17-16 for three. Gloucestershire 423 for decision to the Rundle Park Ban- |nine, Surrey to bat. Derbyshire 331 tams, last night at Rundle Park, for eight, Hampshire to bat. North« when the homesters came through | amptonshire all out 213, Glamor- with a thrilling 2-run rally in the gan 182 for seven. Nottinghamshire 7th inning to snatch the victory. |all out 149, Sussex 165 for sevens Bastview got off on a flying start | Essex 327 for eight, Warwickshire with eight runs in the first frame to bat. Kent 365 for eight declared, and were leading 16-12 after their | minor counties 24 for two. Worcest- 5th inning but Rundle scored two ershire all out 274, RAF 204 for H the fifth, added one more in the | four, Ay and then Marden, Wilkinson and .ackman all clicked with one out in the 7th anc Wwilson's hit, four in suczession, drove in the winning run. EASTVIEW PARK -- Hutchison, Baseball Games rf; Gould, cf; Wilson, 2; | Som bough, If; Tippett, ss; ctor, ¢; L " : " insk . . Jackson, eaders in the senior Intercounty Buaningkh, pL Payne, %; Ja baseball league Went inte 3 Souble- : ' PARK -- Wilson, 2b; |shuffle last night with Kitchener bik Tg ni c; Spiny of: | Legionnaires' 7 - 6 victory over Simps pr Jarvis, ss; Marden, If; Waterloo Tigers in Waterloo. Bra 3 rf; Jackman, P; Wilkinson, | Waterloo Tigers were dumped rf lh from a first-place tie with Brant- . ford Red Sox into third spot, Umpires: Lack and Smith. Re Ys session of the leadership. Kitchen- dB AEE POTS |er climbed into second place over n another Kiwanis Bantam the prostrate Bengals. League opening game last night, at | Two other Intercounty games Sunnyside Park, the home club came | didn't change the standings of low- out to start the season off right, er-place teams. . when they defeated Bathe Park London Majors, in fourth spot, Bantams 16-5. Rent into be 10th inning St home the second and own sixth-place Guelp! aple gone tums i a 3-run rally in [Leafs 1-0. Fifth-place Galt Terriers the third was the best Bathe Park were hosts to the reinforced St. could do against Fielder's hurling. Thomas Legion and edged them | 29. yside's bi ters, Simcoe, Mc- : iy i sigh Fielder | Waterloo and Kitchener are both | pfced the early attack which saw [one-half game behind Brantford, | Phe homesters score three, five and |but the Legionnaires have two four in the first three innings, then games in hand over Waterloo and add three and one in the next two, Kitchener's win percentage is .700 to clinch the verdict. | against Waterloo's .66. | BATHE PARK--Barbaric, p; | Guelph lost their 10-inning heart- Elliott, 2b; Pearson, ss; McMahon, | breaker when Cooper's grounder | 3b: King, If: Goodall, ¢. Kogoz, 1b; | Was booted and he scored on Mis- | Barnosie. cf: Gail, rf; Steutt, rf; |Kimmons' double. Guelph southpaw Keller i frais Jackie Bowes pitched all the way, INY: ARK Simcoe, 3b; | 81Ving up six hits and retiring two | SE rir c; Pield- London runners in the ninth with | er. p: Russell, 2b; Parker, ib; Boddy, | the bases loaded. 3 of: "Edmondson, rf; Newey, If; Tommy White on the Majors' | Peters, cf : mound gave up only four hits and | pires: pardon. | Was seldom in trouble. | Umpires: 7. Parker and R The reinforced St. Thomas Le-| gion added too much fight to their | NDLE IN OPENER [game in Galt. At the end of the PE TEs LR of the B'Nai | fifth inning umpire Frank Slota had BRith Midget Softball League last to call a policeman to remove left fielder Harry Schmiel from the night, Storie Park defeated Rundle | t Park 6-3 in a well-played 'game at (park after he balked at being i | thumbed out of the game. | Storie Park diamond. 1 { Two runs in the first frame and | Then third baseman Don Butler & pair in the second put Storie out took exception to a decision by um- in front and they added lone tallies |Pire Gord Harris, and after the in the 5th and 6th innings. Rundle [Bame Butler and some teammates Park got lone counters in the -dth, |tried to rush the official. The in- 5th and 7th frames and were always |Sident vas quietened without ser- dangerous but Richardson's steady | lous trouble. pitching held them down. A. Stire| Ler Dube, : 3 ose new 3 hards each clouted a | ' e e and al- RE arsen {lowed six hits. Auggie Mormino for the winners. : : hom UNDLE P A R K--Mallory, 1f; | Won his fourth game for Galt with : ; | nine hits. Hawe, 1b; Attersley, 2b; Stone, c; | Johnson, 3b; Winstanley, ss; Rout, | ef; Locklin, rf; Fenton, p; Brady, winners and fanned 13 batters to if. hold Brooklin to three runs, one in| STORIE PARK--Walker, c; Stire, | the first frame and a pair in the | if: Olinyk, 2b; A. Stire, 3b; Richard- | 6th. Nichol was also top hitter for | son, p and rf; Solomon, 1b; Lahg- his team, with four hits (three of | ford, rf; Fogal, cf; Stewart, ss; | them homers) in four trips to the Hiair, p. (plate and he scored three times. | Umpires: J. Claus and R. Jarvis. [Oldfield with 3-for-5 and Ulrich | {with 2-for-3 (both homers) were | | next best for the winners, all of | TOO MUCH FOR BROOKLIN |whom hit well. | .Connaught Park Midgets, 1950 | The winners scored six runs in! Ontario champions, opened their |the first inning, added singles in | 1951 season's schedule in the B'Nai the next two frames, missed in the | B'Rith Midget Softball League last 4th and then had 4-run rallies in ght by trouncing Brooklin 16-3. |both the 5th and 6th innings. Ren- | ¥Nichol pitched 7-hit ball for the | nie, Brooklin's young hurler, fanned - eight batters and did well after the first inning, until he tired. BROOKLIN--Lightle, rf; Grandy, 3b; Gibson, ss; Heron, 1b; Rennie, | p; MacDuff, 2b; Vipond, lf; De- | Long, cf; Lovelock, c. { CONNAUGHT PARK--Nelson, rf; | 8 - FIGHTS - 8 Ontario Senior STORIE PARK MIDGET BOYS CONNAUGHT PARK MIDGETS Well! We 'had it -- the afternoon tea party following regular Tues- day afternoon play, but even that did not encourage enough members to come out and satisfy our cap- tain, however, maybe more next month. The general comment ran something like this . , . My! but it seems more like old times to be doing this again , . , or Now THIS is more like it! -- Anyhoo -- we think it went over and hope the ones who just couldn't make it this week will try the next time. Winn- ing the balls for the day were Mrs. H. Hiscock, who was with us from Thornhill Club, where she is also a member. Her net score of 72 was good enough for the first ball and Mrs. M. Hart settled the sec- ond ball with net 75 -- the rest of use were "also-rans" but we had ten players again for 18 holes, which seems to be a popular num- ber on Ladies Day. Come on gals -- if you are golfers, or even like be- ing out-doors the weather coldn't be more perfect! For the Business Girls round-up we notice Miss H. Richardson pull- ed up her socks for the prize winn- ing ball and they had a modest number 7 playing which is some improvement over the previous nights. (Maybe they should have a coffee party following their play to get the gang interested???) Top news around the club this week seems to be "Invitation Day" on Friday with tee-off called for 9:05 a.m. for a field of some well known lady golfers of the various surrounding clubs. About 70 en- | tries have been noted and were | hoping for ideal temperatures. The | course looks good and the many im- provements which have been made | have all added to playing pleas- ures (Thanks, Joe Roberts!). The results of the tournament | will likely be found elsewhere in this paper following the play. How's about "slicing" your way up to the club, and then "hooking" one off the first tee real soon? ... Be seeing you! | SALVATION ARMY DOWNS ALBERT ST. In a Church League softball game played at Alexandra Park last night, Salvation Army defeated Al- bert Street Church by a 13-9 count. | Dervent 'pitched all the way for | the winners and allowed one run| in the second, one in the third, two in the fourth, two in the sixth and three in the seventh. The chap who pitched for Albert | Street . . .one couldnt' tell from the | scorebook no position, you | know, allowed one run in the first, | nine in a wild and woolly third, one in the eighth and two more in the ninth, ALBERT STREET -- Wiltshire, | Bent, Tait, Higgs, Slack, Hardie, | Williams, Trude, K. Williams, Johns. . 'RAPID ROBERTS REVIEW ON SPORT With the Oshawa Merchants at last beginning to show signs of sprouting a Yank import or two, the news comes from Whitby that their Merchants of the Lakeshore Intermediate League have snaffled an "over- the-horder-boy." The chap is Willie Zinser who pitched for the Oshawa Merch- ants last year. He got a chance to hurl a.. couple of innings last night against Port Hope Ontarios, but the frames were the last two in the game . . . was long gone against Whit- by by that time. Even so he looked rather effective say those who were present., A couple of Oshawa juvenile ball players are also making a place for themselves on that Whitby Merchants crew. We hear the Legion Minor Asso- ciation isn't too happy about the proceedings, but if they live up to their aim . .. to promote minor sport in the city certainly they should feel happy to see the boys getting along so well. Two more Oshawa ball-play- ers in the news are George Bra- hin and Bunny Maeson. Both former members of the Oshawa Transporters and now trotting to the dugout of the Peter- borough Marines, Maeson and Brabin have shown a fair bat- ting ability of late. George has been especially potent, getting a triple in four tries two games back and three safeties in four tries the last time out. v There is a very fat rumor travelling the rounds at the present time to the effect that one of the members of the North Torono Junior Baseball League is running without a sponsor. The club in quesiion (they shall remain nameless, the man said) trying to figure whether to fold its tent like the Arabs or to go sponsor-hunting. We rather figurc the NTAB will talk them into the latter course, though the money angle might well force the crew to take the other out. Another rumor that is circu- lated in this very rumor-gather- ing league is to the effect that New Toronto Silverts aren't the least pleased about the way their home diamond is being put in shape. There was even talk of them moving their games to Oakville. As Ab Walker said, "Can you imagine us making a trip to Oakville for a mid-week game. Why we'd be half the day get- ting there after work . . and and the score.. half the next day getting back." Course no one should believe such bits of rumor . . . they are usually unreliable bits of mis- information... We shall check some of these at their source tonight when the locals take on the Bruins at Eglinton Park ... who knows, as thé man said, "Where there's smoke there's fire." CHECKLETS -- From what we hear around and about, Col- lict, the junior pitcher who wanted to play for the Trans- porters this year .... he couldn't obtain his release from West Yorks, is now leading the West Toronto Senior league pitchers. Another junior, Bob Kutner, who doubles in brass by playing for Peter Pan Juniors and Seniors, leads the West Toronto League in RBI's. He also helps Sam Zale, who coaches both clubs, by handling the juniors when both teams play on the same night. Hear that Bill Ezinicki form- er Oshawa General, Toronto Leaf and current Boston Bruin hockey star, is back playing golf in his off season. Times were when he "puttered" about "where there's smoke there's at the OGC. Playing in a qualifying round for the U.S Open, Bill shot a 70-71 for a 36-hole total of 141, He was third in the field and thereby rates the first alternate post in the New Eng- land section of the tourney. He competed at Waterbury, Conn. Bill is pro at the Colonial Golf Club, Lynnfield, Mass. The coach of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats has lined up another Canndian college football star. Carl Voyles is said to have one Pete Salari, a former Hamil- tonian who played for Queen's last year, on the list. Joy will be unrefined in the Mountain City if the homebrew connects. ....By Bob Rife. | | LEGION MINOR BASEBALL STARKS PLUMBERS TRAMPLE DUPLATE | In a Legion Minor baseball game | played last night at North Oshawa, | Starks Plumbers handed out a one- | sided 20-8 trouncing to Duplate. Girard started on the hill for the | winners and had trouble in but one frame . . . the first, when he allow- | ed all the enemy runs. He settled | down after that and pitched great | ball, claiming eight strikeouts in | four frames. | McDonald started for the Josers, gave way to Shaw in the second and Between them they allowed two runs in the first, six in the second, | the latter finished the chore , | | Call six more in the third, one in the | f | McLELLAN'S ourth and five in the fifth. | Kelly, Vaughan and Melnick Jed OSHAWA. ..DIAL 5-1021 the winners at the plate, while Mc- Donald and Wallace topped the! for losers. | STARKS--Vaughan, 2b; Kelly,!| ® Passenger ® Truck ® Tractor ss, Lawrence, 1b; Turner, 3b; Tur- | ® Factory Retreading eski, cf; Simcoe, rf; Melnick, c; EASY TERMS in 2nd; Brown, If; Wallace, ¢; Shaw, ! ss and p in 2nd; Richards, 2b; King, | rf; Aselstine, 3b; Corral, 1b; and | Robinson, cf. Umpires: Brown, bases. 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