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48 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, July 21, 1958 THE GREAT TOGO HAS TROUBLES HERE Tonight at the Oshawa Arena, Timothy Geohagen, of the fam- ous 'Irish Sleeper' hold and powers of hyonotism, will take on The Great Togo in the main bout of the weekly wrestling card. Togo will have troubles / again when he tangles with Tim- othy -- and he had them here last week too, when he bowed to {© Whipper Billy Watson, as shown above, when Watson "coaxed" The Great Togo to come away from the ring-ropes. SPORTS MENU Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'The wrestling fans who patron- | fze Pat Milosh's Tuesday night presentations at Oshawa Are n a, | previous will be on hand again tonight in| large numbers because their pet | hate of '53, The Great Togo, is go- | ing to perfrom again this time against Timothy Geohagen, in the main bout of the evening, of course. This isn't the first time' 'this pair has clashed on the local mat -- they were matched three weeks ago and on that occasion, The Great Togo after displaying his skill and strength at hand - chopping bricks anc "stones, then gave a demonstration of this tech- nique at the expense of Timothy Geohagen. The result was disap- pointing to the vast majority of Oshawa and district mat fans, since Geohagen is very popular here -- and not without good rea- son. Timothy has never failed to put-on a good shov in the Osh- awa Arena, ever since he made his first appearance here, under the uiding hand of the one-and-only d. "Strangler" Lewis. This means the bout tonight between Geohagen and The Great Togo is bound to be an- other major attraction. On top of that, the rest of the card also | promises some peppy entertain- | ment. In the preliminary bont, Hamilton's Abe Zvonkin meets Pat Flanagan while Don Leo | Jonathan takes on Man Moun- 'tain in Dean Jr., in the semi- final bout. Jonathon, one of the "biggest of them all in the mat | game, is an up-and-coming young s who already has made a hit with local fans. If he dis- poses of Man Mountain then it will appear that more worthy ponents will have to be found for the §alt Lake City terror. ) - There's a Lekshore Intermediate League game at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium tomorrow night and McCallum Transporters will be gunning for their 22nd win the season. Colborne will be the Visiting opposition and this is one club that has given the Transport- ers a bit of trouble in almost every meeting this summer. Coach "Snowball" Wilson's boys are out to finish the schedule with- out any more defeats so this game tomorrow night should see the lo- cals performing in top style. Oshawa Merchants clambered back up. into fifth place in the Inter-County League standing, with their 8-6 win over Guelph Maple Leafs here last night at the Stadium. Merchants had to come from. behind twice and then finally moved in front. Eddie .Drapcho started for Oshawa and didn't have it. Wildness was his big weakness but he was also tagged for five solid hits in two and one-third innings. Johnny Walter did a nice job of relief pitching, after getting over the rough start -- when his first two batters -each clipped a single. He didn't give the hit after that until the single in the 9h by George D'Addario, Bill Hanra- han finished off the game, when Walter loaded the bases after there were two out. P) Merchants hit hard last night with Lawing getting three, Jones, Turk, Imbra and O'Connor each getting a couple. Billy Turk drove in four runs with his single and double. George D'Addario, Guelph coach, does some of his' most cost- ly, master-minding in Oshawa. Last time here, he pulled Drapcho, who had been rolling right along, and he sent in Marty. Philp, who was promptly clippe ~ for a triple by Herman Mason. Last night, af- ter Philp walked three in succes- sion, he pulled him and sent in Clark and Turk promptly bingl- ed one. Merchants went on from there to pound out six more hits off Clark, for four more runs. But prior to Philp losing control -- D'Addario, apparently to tighten his defensive play, inserted him- self 'n place of Frank Kinder and put in Walt Jeffries at first base, sending Carruth to right Fi "Another Sensational WRESTLING BOUT TUESDAY, JULY 21 -- 8:45 P.M. OSHAWA ARENA MAIN TIMOTHY GEOHAGEN DON LEO JONATHAN Man Mountain DEAN ~ ADMISSION: RINGS! os ss 4 DE $1.25; GENERAL $1.00 BOUT THE GREAT TOGO 7. vs. PAT FLANAGAN -Vs = ABE ZVANKIN 7 CHILDREN 50¢ TICKETS ON SALE AT CASINO RESTAURANT | behind twice last night at%he Kins- 'OSHAWA BACK IN 5TH SPOT Oshawa Merchants came from men Civic Memorial Stadium and then finally went on to defeat Guelph Maple Leafs 8-6 in an In- ter '- County senior league sche- dule fixture. The win moved Oshawa back in the 5th place in the standing, as Galt Terriers were beaten in their ame last night by London Majors. OUR RBI'S FOR TURK "Butch" Lawing had three hits in four trips last night while Jim- Jones, Johnny Imbra and league- leading Ted O'Connor all collected two safeties in four tries but it was Bill Turk with his two-for-five who provided Oshawa's Seoring punch. Turk's single in the fift with the bases loaded drove in two runs and he doubled in the 7th to drive in two more, including what proved to be the winning run and he scored himself later on Butch Lawing's third hit -of the night. Sharing honors with the hitters in the Oshawa victory were all the team members with their defensive fielding and Johnny Walter with an outstanding 4ob of relief pitching after Eddie Drapcho failed to stick around. .The for mer Guelph hurler, 5% ' oo EDDIE DRAPCHO - (Old mates treat him roughly) ht by Merchants a week ago, is chance last night and didn't show very much. He walked three batters in the first inning and then Kennie Yount -- the Oshawa pitch- er who went to Guelph, singled to drive in one run. It would have been worse in that first frame but for a timely double - play throw to second by Ronnie Ruba as Gene Bilo, fanned and Nick DiCarlo tried to steal 2nd. Eddie Napier poled one over the right-field wall to make it 2-0 in the second. Di Carlo had a double in the same frame. MERCHANTS TIE IT UP fer hants Sled it sp at 2-2 hen aw ope with a. single, O'Connor singled to right sale, Imbra also hit one down that way, scoring Lawing and sending O'Con- nor to 3rd. With Imbra well off first, Frank Kinder threw to 1st to got Imbra -- but threw wildly and 'Connor then scored to tie it up. Drapcho's stay ended in the next inning. Marv Rich opened the third with a single and advanced on a wild pitch. Geo. Carruth flied out but Yount walked then Frank Kinder singled, scoring Rich. John- ny Walter came to the mound at this stage and both Lew Fauth and Eddie Napier greeted Walter with singles, which meant two more bou got : |runs. Marty Philp flied out and . | DiCarlo fanned to end the inning. From that point on, Johnny Wal- ter pitched hitless ball until the 9th. He chalked up a total of 7 seven strikeouts but in being sure he gave the Guelph batters "noth- ing good' -- he issued a total of eight walks. The walks caught up with Walter z in the 9th. Twice he had issued two free tickets in an inning but in the 9th, with one out, two walks |: and a single by George D'Addario | Come From Behind Twice Defeat Guelph Maple Leafs 8-6 ous disease. After DiCarlo had- snared Fran Dyson's liner with a one - handed stab, for utter rob- bery -- Philp suddenly lost control and walked three batters in suc- cession. Mgr. George D'Addario had just changed his team at this point, in search of defensive strength, inserting hi If at 2nd -- who threw to Marv Rich at 2nd base for the force-out. The shortstop didn't have his foot on the base however and all hands were safe. Billy Turk then poled a double to the centre wall and was safe at 3rd when DiCarlo missed the throw - in. Lawing then ingled to score DiCarlo with Osh- and Walt Jeffries at 1st, in favor of Kinder and Fauth. John Clark was brought in to itch against Bill Turk, with the ses loaded and Turk sl da awa's 8th and final run. THE BOX SCORE single into right-field, scoring Wal- ter and Jones to make it 5-4 and Lawing then grounded .into a fast double-play. In the 6th Ronnie Ryba opened out to Jeffries -- who tagged his base but then threw. badly to 2nd, Ryba going to 3rd from where he scored on another timely single by Johnny Imbra. ANOTHER COSTLY MISTAKE Errors which cropped up in the Guelph defensive play from time to time had an important bearing on Oshawa's ape and the 7t inning was just another instance. Jones 'opened with a single but when Mason tried a sacrifice bunt, it was too close to pitcher Clarke filled the bases. Pinch - hitter Phil | : Smolinski had watched the third strike go by for the second out |; but then Napier drew his third - | straight walk of the the bases. It was here Manager Mike Gar- bark decided to takeeno more chances and he brought in Bill Hanrahan to take the mound. Han- rahan uncorked a wild pitch against pinch - hitter Pete Gray. which let Yount score to make it 86 but Gray popped up to Mason game to fill "| to end the game on the next pitch. PHILP GOES WILD TOO Wildness seemed to be a contagi- | | 3 | | JOHNNY WALTER with a single, O'Connor grounded | ni "| (b) Hanrahan, p . || OSHAWA :| nor, Jeffries, Rich, DiCarlo, D'Addario; " | Guelph, 6; GUELPH R HPO AB DiCarlo, oe (xx) Jeffries, 1b (xxx) Clarke, p .. (y) Smolinski (2) Gray 000000 ~ONNONDD DOOOON =O ® COHUNOU NOTION W COMODO HONOR D (x)--in 5th inning. (xx)--in 5th inning. (xxx)--pitching for Philp (y)--batted for Jeffries in (z)--batted for Clarke in 9th WA AB P o.uus (a) Walter, p SoooNN~unoNE Sl ouwchsnnanan OOOO my 4 TOTALS : 8 12 (a)--pitching for Drapcho in 3rd. (b)--pitching for Walter in 9th. Score by Innings: RHE GUELPH 2 - .. 1130000016 8 5 020 021 30x--8 12 1 The summary: Errors: Kinder, 0'Con- Runs batted in: Yount, Napier (3), Im- bra (2), Kinder, Turk (4), Lawing; Home runs: Napier; 2b. hits: DiCarlo, Turk; Stolen bases: Imbra; Struck out by: Drapcho 2; by Walter 7; by Philp 1; by Clarke 2; Bases on balls off: Drapcho 4; off Walter 8; off Philp 3; Double play: Ryba to Mason; Turk to Imbra to Dyson: Rich to D'Addario to | Jeffries; Left on bases: Guelph 12; Oshawa 7; Hits off: off Drapcho, 5 for 5 runs in 2 1/3 innings; off Walter, 3 | for 1 run in 6 1/3 innings; off Hanra- | han, 0 for 0 run in 1/3 innings; off | Philp, 5 for 4 runs in 4 1/3 innings; off Clarke, 7 for 4 runs in 3 2/3 innings. Winning pitcher: Walter (Oshawa); Los- ing pitcher: Clarke (Guelph; Wild pitch: Hanrahan; Earned Oshawa, 5. Umpires: A. Stanley, S. Favero and J. Swan, all of Toronto. Time of game: 2 hours, 40 minutes. Drapcho; runs: INTERCOUNTY STANDINGS LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Oshawa, 8; Guelph, 6. St. Thomas, 11; Kitchener, 6. Waterloo, 13; Brantford, 3. ° London, 9; Galt, 7. Team W L Pct. GBL Kitchener Brantford Waterloo London Oshawa Galt 600 % 595 | S71 1% 487 5 | 421 5% | Guelph 389 8% | St. Thomas 9 28 .273 14 | THIS WEEK'S GAMES WEDNESDAY Oshawa at | Brantford; Kitchener at London; | (Pitches himself a victory) ST. THOMAS UPSETS KITCHENER Waterloo And London Both Climb ] As Inter-County Leaders Defeated St. Thomas Elgins, perennial un- Thomas {derdogs of the senior Intercounty | baseball circuit, came up with a powerful 18-hit attack at Kitchener last night to upset the league- leading Panthers 11-6. It was only the ninth victory of the season for the Elgins who have dropped 28 games for a measly .222 average. The St. (London; Brantford at St. Thomas. |;;" ite a licking for the Red Sox | field, in place of Lew Fauth. Both [riers 9-7. . . Guelph at St. Thomas. | County results last. night saw St. FRIDAY -- Brantford at Osh-|Thomsa Elgins pull the biggest awa; Kitchener at Galt; St. Thom- | ypset of the season, when they as at Waterloo; London at Guelph. | whipped the league-leading Kitch- SATURDAY -- Galt at Oshawa-|eper Panthers 116. .. . Waterloo Guelph at Kitchener; Waterloo at, neq back Brantoford 13-3 which too and London whipped Galt Ter- . Wren Blair along Kinder and Fauth had had a hit | with other delegates, will attend too -- but in the play that followed, {the meeting called by. the OHA, both Jeffries and D'Addario had [to be held in Stratford tonight, to errors. Ouch! | thresh out the Senior "A" business. {Oshawa Truckmen still want to The fact that Ken Yount didn't |get into the OHA Senior "A" ranks face Oshawa last night makes | and now that Windsor is reported it look as if he is now consider- [to be seeking entry also -- it is ed Guelph's ace -- and they | rumoured that the OHA moguls have to save him for the top jmay try to convince the cellar - dwellers are 15 {games off the pace set by the | Panthers, the same team they drubbed last night. In other Intercounty games last | night, London Majors continued | | with their drive for third place | with a 9-7 decision over Galt Ter- 'riers. Oshawa Merchants moved |into fifth place with an 8-6 win | against Guelph Maple Leafs and | Waterloo Tigers drubbed Brant- ford Red Sox 13-3. The Elgins assaulted three Kitch- ener pitchers with left-hander Bill Allan getting tagged for the loss. Erv Ler banged an inside-the-park homer for the Panthers with two aboard while Mel Duncan sent a |; i ' sl ; Pll on er over te left iild in the Tigers' one-sided decision fence in the sixth. Bill Butler and Art Reitnour were tops in the Elgin batting de- | partment Rasmussen hit three-for-five. with four-for six. Neil Gib Halkard won the game at ,run in the seventh which broke a 7-7 tie. He also banged out a single and a double. | Bob Straiger started for the win- ners, but gave way to Bill Best in the third while Gerry Burke fin- ished for the win. Jeep Jessup went nine for the Terriers. Oshawa fought from behind twice for its win, finally subduing Guelph with a six-run rally spread over | the fifth, sixth and seventh innings. | Johnny Walter got credit for the victory, taking over from starter | Hanrahan finished. Centre-fielder Freddy Thomas {drove in seven runs for Waterloo {over Brantford. He banged out a {homer, a triple, adouble and a |single in five times at bat. Gord Ariss went the route for |the winners, loosening up only 'in |the ninth with his big lead. Tiger | starter George Copeland left in.the Galt for the Majors with a home second after seven runs. Senior teams. He's won four games |"A" teams that they should t Eddie Drapcho in the third. Bill | Duplate Edges Fittings Ltd. 'Duplate nosed out Fittings 4-1 last night at Alexandra Park in a thrilling Industrial League contest, which saw the winners break a 1-1 deadlock with a 3-run rally in the bottom of the 8th. Dervent for Fittings and Maeson for Duplate hooked up in a real duel, Maeson fanned 10 batters but was nicked for hits here and there, with Gurney, Kornick, Brooks and R. Keeler, with two doubles, being the best for the Fittings team. Claus walked in the 2nd inning and scored on a double by R. Keel- er and an infield out. It proved the only run Fittings could get but they made it stand up until the 7th and then J. McConkey doubled for Duplate and scored on a two-bagger by Joe Spencer, which tied it up 1-1. In the 8th, Bill Yourkevich open- ed the 3-run rally for Duplate with Bass, Weatherup all adding to the total, Aitchison, Maeson and J. Me- Conkey also helping out. c: FITTINGS LTD.: Gurney, : Kornic, 3b; Brooks, 1b; Dervent, EB Claus, ss; R. Keeler, cf; D. Kedler, 2b; Harding, If; Morris, DUPLATE LTD.: Bass, ¢; Wea- therup, 3b; Aithison, 1b; Maeson, Pp: J. McConkey, rf; Spencer, 2b; Planke, cf; Harding, ss; 'Yourke- vich, If. Umpires: D. Little. Whitby Royals Beat Brooklin Whitby Royals defeated Brooklin Stevenson Motors 6-3 last night in a South Ontario County League game unde Town Park. "Nip" Hooker went all the way for Brooklin and made it a real battle with Wally Samanski, the Whitby Royals' ace but Whitby's early lead settled it. An infield error, a walk after two out and a triple by Larry Heffering gave the homesters their first two runs. In the second inning, they got their other four on two walks, a single after two out and then a mam- moth home-rin blow By Roy rimm that went rj ui right out to the Hooker scored his team's first run in the fifth on a single, 'wild pitch and a passed ball and Bill Harper homered in the 8th for Brooklin to make it 62. In the 9th, Hooker again opened with a single and scored via a walk, in- field out and outfield fly. Hooker gave up only four hits and Samanski allowed only five but Samanski struck out 15 Brook- lin batters as compared with 8 for Hooker and that was the big mar- gin. Smart fielding plays were pro- vided .during the game by Carn- with, Johnston and Schell of Brook- lin and Wilson for Whitby at short- stop. BROOKLIN: Graham, rf; Crox- all, ss; Arksey, c¢; Carnwith, 1b; B. Mitchell, 3b and ec; D. Mit- chell, cf; Hooker, p; Johnston, If and 3b; Schell, 2b; Mackey, bat- ted in 9th; Harper, If. WHITBY ROYALS: Dafoe, If; Ross, 3b; Trimm, rf; Wilson, ss; Heffering, 1b; Way, ¢; W. Saman- |ski, p; Locke, cf; Sutherland, 2b. Umpires: J. Jobbs and J. Jen- ns. Trial by combat was am old English custom' whereby contesting parties in legal cases fought each other if evidence 'was inconclusive. r the lights at Whitby | SPORTS CALENDAR: TUESDAY WRESTLING Card of professional wrestling starts at the Oshawa Arena, 8.45 p.m. CHURCH LEAGUE SOFTBALL St. Gregory's vs. St. Gertrude's;* Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. (2nd? game of 2-of-3 semi-final series.) CRA LACROSSE East vs. South, Storie Park, 9. a.m. i 30, UAW JUV. SOFTBALL a Connaught Tigers at Whitby, 6.45% p.m.; Brooklin at Rundle Rockets, Alexandra Park, 6.45 p.m. 4 DURHAM SOFTBALL Janetville vs. Port Perry. INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL ho Pedlars vs. Ontario Steel, Storie Park, 6.45 p.m. LAKESIDE LADIES SOFTBALL Whitby vs. Admirals, Stadium, 6.30 p.m. LACROSSE Brooklin at Scarboro. BOYS' NEIGHBOURHOOD SOFTBALL * BOYS -- Rundle at Valleyview; Simcoe Hall at Radio; Storie at Fernhill; Woodview at Bahte; Con- naught at Harmony; Sunnysdie at Eastview; all games at 6.30 p.m. GIRLS' MINOR SOFTBALL MIDGET AND BANTAM -- Har- man 'at Sunnyside: Woodview at™ Connaught; Rundle at Storie; Fernhill at Radio, all games at 6.30 p.m. | " " ¥ A WEDNESDAY i LAKESHORE INTER. BASEBALL" Colborne Dodgers vs. Oshawa« McCallum Transporters, Civic Sta" dium, 8.00 p.m. 6 INTERCOUNTY SR. BASEBALL Oshawa Merchants vs. Brantford" Red Sox, Brantford, 8.00 p.m. ' LEGION MINOR BASEBALL . | Oshawa Dairy vs. Victors, East-; {view Park; Starks Plumbing vs, ; | Beaton's Dair,', Alexandra Park. | CRA LACROSSE | South vs. West, [1.45 p.m. {CRA PEE WEE BASEBALL | South vs. East, Bathe Park,, {6.30 p.m. LAKESIDE JR. | LADIES SOFTBALL | Motorettes vs. Wildcats, | Park, 6.30 p.m. MINOR SOFTBALL MIDGET -- Sunnyside at Con-' naught. ! BANTAM -- Rundle at Fernhill; Bathe at Sunnyside; Woodview at Thornton's; North Oshawa at East- view. LAKESIDE LADIES LADIES SOFTBALL 4 PLAY-OFF -- Inter "A"; Eve-. leigh's vs. Lakelanders, Bahte Park, 7.00 p.m. (1st game of 3-of-5 finals). . PLAY-OFF -- Inter "B"; Bow-' {manville vs. Maple Grove (3rd; game of 3-of-5 semi-finals). PLAY-OFF -- Inter "B"; Ajax, vs. Bowmanville Cads, 7.00 p.m, (3rd game of 3-of-5- semi-finals),. Storie Park, , Radio! BREWING CO. LIMITED Has your engine lost its new car pep? Re-power with... since joining the Maple Leafs-- with Oshawa he won only one in four 'starts. A case where a change was much better than a rést, eh? Lawing and O'Connor both boosted their batting aver- ages again last night --, and this was needed if they were to stay on top of the heap. 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