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40 THRE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, Sepiember 11, 1053 Pa i SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR fin When a group ot local indus trial sports-minded groups g gether this spring -and formed an "Industrial Softball League," much after the same pattern as the old original Industrial League which flo in this city about the time the writer first gave up base- as a Fegreation interest 31d turned to s ause the base- enthusiasm is lagging, they quite a good job of it. The ason has been a very good ome the competition for a first- year league has been surprisingly Last night, "Hooich" Meule- meester pitched Coulters to a 32 victory over Field Aviation in the 3rd and deciding game of their semi-final series and the big left-hander clouted a homer in the bottom of the 9th inning to end the game and series. There were three homers in the game and only five runs scored all nd In A ofier sem final ame night, i co from had th two runs . to nose out Fittings 7-6. All of roves they're having keen competition. Duplate's win was third-s in four games of the series and they needa an- other while Coulters are now : to move into the finals. Now if these teams keep their competition on a sensible basis and stick strictly to some sane, common-sense rules -- bar the imports, ete., they'll have an ev- en better league next year. t 13-13 in their sec- ond game. 't know what they'll do but obviously 've got to play again, either a game on neutral or go back and re-play tie gamé immediately. In Bantam ranks, Sunnyside oust- ed Woodview . Didn't hear how the Midget final series is. going. In the minor boys' ball, Bathe Park Bantams and Sunny- side Park Midgets will move into OASA playoffs on the middle of ir Kiwanis Ban- als tonight at Bathe Park while Woodview. Park their own diamond, against . | hockey team and pee wee softball both | plays Hamilton or Mimico in one in the second game of the other semi-final bracket, which Rundle Park boys now lead, 1-0. On the books for Susdrany are some interesting VASA playoff games and one big PWSU game. Over at Bathe Park tomorrow afternoon, Oshawa Motorettes open their Ontario championship final series in the Juvenile PWSU ranks, against Hamilton's good Juvenile girls' team. for 2.30 o'clock tomorrow. Satur- day night, Brooklin plays South Carleton in Btooklin and the homesters have to win to tie the round. Brougham opens a quar- ter-final round out at Edgar to- morrow afternoon while Whitby Stokers go to Kingston for the second game of their Senior "B" zone finals. Oh yes -- and Oshawa Radio Park Pee Wees play their third and decid- ing game with the Belleville lads down in Cobourg, tomorrow af- ternoon. . BRIGHT BITS: There are.three other big local sports attractions here in Oshawa tomorrow, two of them being sponsored by local ser- service clubs. The weekly stock car racing show at Oshawa Motor Raceways tomorrow night is being underwritten by the Oshawa B'Nai B'Rith Club, sponsors of the Osh- awa Midget boys' softball league. In addition to special prizes for the stock car drivers in the races, they'll draw for their car tomorrow night at the races also...And here at Alexandra Park tomorrow afternoon, Oshawa Lions Club, who also sponsor a lot of worth-while sport in the city such as minor teams, are staging a program of harness horse races. They'll have wagering an' everything at park here. tomorrow so it should 5 a big afternoon for the harness rac- ing fans...And at the Kinsmen Stadium, starting tomorrow morn- ing, there's the OBA Bantam round-robin for the Ontario cham- \pionship. At ten o'clock, Chatham semi-final and Oshawa Stark's Plumb meets Ottawa at noon, in the other bracket, with the final game for the Ontario Bantam title called for four o'clock tomorrow afternoon . . . Transporters do not open their next round until Mon- day night, here. Duplate Win Third-in-row Over Fittings Duplate made it three-straight and three-to-one in their 4-out-of-7 semi-final series in the Industrial tl cae Playdowns. oon last night at Alexandra Park. "Bunny" Maeson went fo the mound for Duplate last night and gave up only seven hits. Walks almost all of his trouble. walked two in succession in third then Gurney singled to score Melch. Keeler and Harding both clicked in the and ow 2 ars a single by - ing, completed. the hree-run rally. Duplate got a run in the first when McConkey doubled, af- had singled. They g Keeler replaced as pitcher and held Dup- until the 7th, and then with 6-5 for Fittings, Keeler He issued a walk Aitchison and Edgar Planche sacrificed and eson was walked to fill the bases but Bass came through with a single to score Apchison and Edgar with runs and as out, neither team scored inning and the game was called on account of darkness. FITTINGS--Gurney, ss; Brooks, 1b; D. Keeler, 2b; SFEVEE ERE . |the score and so stay in the runm- Woodview Park and Rundle Girls Tie 2nd Game of Finals Woodview Park and Rundle Park Pee Wee girls are still in there fighting for the Neighborhood Pee Wee Girls' softball title for 1953, following their 13-13 tie game last night at Rundle Park in the second game of their 2 - out - of - 3 final series. This was a real thriller all the way but unfortunately, the girls were a little late in getting start- ed and the game had to be called at the end 6f the 8th inning, when this extra frame failed to produce a winner. Each team scored two runs in the 8th. Rundle Park, having lost the first game, were on the brink of elimination when they went into the 7th inning trailing 11°6 but they staged a thrilling 5-run rally to tie ning. Both teams played well and le over - anxiousness caused some errors, the play was of high calibre most of the time. WOODVIEW PARK -- Norswor- thy, 2b; Norris, ss; Crowells, p; Calhoun, rf; MacKay, cf; Mac- Donald, 3b; Monery, 1b; Germeond, If; Porter, c. RUNDLE PARK --' Kay, 1b Comerford, 3b; Shaw, p; Brown, ss; Brady, 2b; Tyers, ¢ ;L: Shaw, If; Younge, cf; Tanton, rf. Umpires -- K. Garrison and R.' Jarvis. Keeler, 3b; Harding, cf; Heard, ¢; Melch, rf; Russell, If. DUPLATE -- Maeson, p; Bass, ¢; Gardian, If; McConkey, rf; Weatherup, 3b; Spencer, 2b: Ait- chison, 1b; Edgar, ss; Planche, cf; Harding, batted in 8th. Coulters Edge Field A's 3-2 To End Series ** Meulemeester pitched a steady 7-hitter last night at Bathe Park as Coulters nosed out Field Aviation 3-2 in the third and de- ciding game of their Industrial Softball League semi-final playoff series. Three of the five runs in the e were home-run blows, inclu the winning tally. Des Seles, on the mound for the A's, gave up only five hits but Meulemeester won the game him- self wheft he broke a 2-2 deadlock by hitting a home-run blow in the last of the 9th. He was first batter of that half of the inning, which provided a great climax to the close series. Field Aviation broke the 0-0 deadlock in the 'top of the fifth inning when Higgins walked and Rogers doubled to score Higgins. Coulters came right back to tie it uu in their half of the same inning when Wilson singled with two out and scored on a passed ball and a solid hit by Johnny Wyatt. E. Crawford homered to open the 7th for Coulters to put them ahead 2-1 but McDermaid homer- ed in the 8th for Field Aviation to make it 2-2 and then came Meule- meester's circuit clout in the 9th, after Field Aviation had got a run- ner as far as 3rd but couldn't get him across the plate. FIELD AVIATION--Dumont, 2b; George, ss; McBeth, 1b; McDer- maid, c¢; Livingstone, If; Seed- house, 2b; Seles, p; Higgins, rf; Rogers, cf; Wilson, If in 4th. COULTERS -- Wyatt, ss; Keel- er, 2b; Claus, c¢; Michael, 1b; Crawford, cf; Meulemeester, p; O'Neil, rf; Robinson, 3b; Wilson, If. Umpires -- J. Jenkins and A. Barnes. Reach Finals In Tennis At Oshawa Club - Some of the best matches of the season at Oshawa Tennis Club can be seen both 'this weekng and next weekend. The semi-finals of the men's sin- gles are slated for this Saturday afternoon. At 1:30 o'clock, Doug La aid will play Lloyd Gardin- er. Following this, Reg McArthur will play Bob Brown at 3.30 p.m. Both promise to be closely - con- tested matches. On Sunday, September 20, there will be a real tennis treat. Start- ing at 11.00 a.m. the finals of the five divisions will be played. The schedule is as follows: 11.00 a.m.--Men's singles. 1.30 p.m.--Mixed doubles. 3.00 p.m.--Men's doubles. 4.30 p.m --Ladies' doubles. 5.30 p.m.--Ladies' singles. Sunnyside Bantams Oust Woodview Girls | Semi-Final Series Sunnyside Park Bantam girls advanced to the finals in their Neighborhood League softball championship playdowns, against the winner of the Radio Park - Storie Park series, when they took their semi-final rouhd in two- straight games, defeating Wood- view Park girls 27-20 last night at Woodview Park. It was a free-scoring affair all the way with Sunnyside Park scor- ing in every inning except the first one and Woodview Park girls add- ing to their total in every inning -- but not quite enough. The score was 20 - 18 going into the 7th inning and still anybody's game but Sunnyside girls scored seven runs in their half of the 7th and the best Woodview Park could do was come back with a couple. SUNNYSIDE PARK -- Wallace, If; Pope, cf; Spencer, p; Follest, 2b; Hiller, rf; Snudden, 3b; Doidge, 1b; Wood, ss; Darling, ec; Parrish, If; Ward, 2b; Martin, 3b. WOODVIEW PARK -- Armitage, p; McEachern, c; Britton, 1b; Jar- vis, 2b; Norsworthy, ss; Martin, 3b; Vennor, If; Dowe, cf; Clark, rf; Clough, 1b; Morrison, ss; Mac- Donald, rf. - Oshawa Merchants Individual Records FIELDING RECORDS OSHAWA MERCHANTS PO 55 16 - I Treichel Ryba Ripplemeyer ... St. John Stone ....... - Ll RL of 1 2 x--Drapcho, Yount records include Guelph games; Gerringer record Brantford games. Stolen hases-on Garbark 7, caught stealing 9. on McCallum 6, caught stealing 0. on Ryba 13, caught stealig 24. OSHAWA MERCHANTS BATTING RECORD PLAYER G Aleno ..... 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TORONTO (CP)--Six teams of the original field of 19 today re- main in the running for the wo- men's world softball championship after a day highlighted by a triple play and an 18-inning game cli- maxed by home runs for each team in the final inning. Knocked 'out of the double-loss|U elimination tournament Thursday at the Canadian National Exhibi- tion were clubs from Regina, Bremerton, Wash., Toronto, Fort Worth, Tex., and New Orleans. The survivors are Toronto Gar- tens, Orange, Calif.,, Phoenix, Dervent, p; I' NOTICE TO 'LADY BOWLERS The Neighborhood League Commences MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH AT 2:00 P.M. MAYFAIR BOWLING ALLEYS Anyone Wishing to Join, Please Call 5-1381 or MAYFAIR BOWLING ALLEYS - A smile now and then is the best tonic in the world. BRADING BREWERIES LIMITED OTTAWA AND WINDSOR "Brading's present the lighter side of life as dee picted by Canadian Artists. ; ; for your enjoyment: Ariz., Ramblers, Fresno, Calif., Stratford, Conn., Soopers and Denver Regina was defeated 4-1 by the Gartens for their second loss. , In an 18-inning marathon be- tween Phoenix Ramblers and Den- ver Soopers, Denver. rightfielder Gloria Barnes blasted a three-run homer in the 18th frame to defeat the Ramblers 4-2. In the top of the inning Phoenix centre fielder Gloria Matthews hit a beses- empty homer. \ Bremerton achieved the triple play against Regina although the S. team was trounced 1-0. Orange edged Toronto Kalyx 1-0 and dropped them from the tour- nament. Fort Worth was shut out 3-0 by New Orleans and the Louisiana team later dropped a 2-0 decision to Orange. ; SPORTS CALENDAR FRIDAY OSHAWA MINOR SOFTBALL KIWANIS PLAYOFFS -- Rundle Park vs. Woodview Park, at Wood- view Park, 5.45 p.m. (2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series--7-in- ning game. Rundle Park to supply base umpire). Eastview Park vs. Bathe Park, at Bathe Park, 5.45 p.m. (1st game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series -- 7- inning game. Eastview Park to supply base umpire). LACROSSE PLAYOFFS * INTER "B" -- Georgetown vs. Brooklin, at Brooklin Arena, 8.45 p.m. (1st game of 4-out-of-7 OLA championship finals). SATURDAY PWSU LADIES' SOFTBALL JUVENILE -- Hamilton vs. Osh- awa Motorettes, at Bathe Park, 2.30 p.m. (1st game of 2 - out 3 PWSU Juvenile playoff series). ORFU RUGBY Oshawa Red Raiders vs. Co- bourg Galloping Ghosts, at Co- bourg, 2.30 p.m. OBA BASEBALL PLAYOFFS BANTAM -- Chatham vs. Ham- Saturday, Sept. 12 o BASEBALL o Ontario Bantam Championshin O.B.A. FINALS - KINSMEN MEMORIAL STADIUM . \ 1st Game 10 a.m. CHATHAM vs. MIMICO 2nd Game 1 p.m. OTTAWA vs. OSHAWA 3rd Game Final 3:30 p.m. Admission 25¢ . ilton or Mimico, at Ki Civic Memorial Stadium, 10.00 a.m. (1st game of OBA round - robin semi- finals); Ottawa vs. Oshawa, at 1230 pom. (2nd game of OBA round-robin semi - finals). Championship Final Game, at 400 p.m., Kinsmen Civic Memor- ial Stadium. HARNESS RACES Program of harness horse rac- ing, at Alexandra Park, 2.00 p.m. (Sponsored by Oshawa Lions Club). * STOCK CAR RACES Program of stock car racing, at Oshawa . Motor Raceways, 8.30 p.m. (Sponsored by Oshawa B'Nai B'Rith Club). OASA PLAYOFF SOFTBALL PEE W. Oshawa Radio Park and Belleville Firefighters, at Cobourg, 3.00 p.m. (3rd and deciding game of Eastern Ontario zone finals). 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