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90 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Priday, June 3, 1955 Oshawa McCallum Transporters absorbed a 7-2 licking last night at Talbot Park in a Leaside Jun- jor League fixture at the hands of Metropolitan Motors. It just wasn't their night and the Motor City team were well beaten with Bourke the classy youn hurler for Metro Motors, chalkin up an impressive total of 1 strikeouts over the Jistance, by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA baseball teams didn't do so well last night, Merchants dropped a tough 54 decision to the lowly Galt Terriers, the home elub pusifing across the winning run in the 9th, Brauner"s single got away from Toles and was good for three bases. Two batters were walked deliberately, to fill the bases, with one out, "Jeep" Jessup was then Wg all of the Oshawa bat, brought in to pitch, relieving Myers and Jessup threw a wild piteh | 1€78 Were Sliout hi mn to let the wirning run come home, Galt scored four runs in the first "fanning" on every appearance inning on Bowman's on a walk, two singles and a homer, off Wilmer | ,¢ the plate. Their defensive field- Fields, who started for Merchants, Fields homered in the sixth 0 | ing wasn't too sharp for this one tie the score. Freddy Thomas, who was released last. week-end, was | either. absent of course but Billy Turk was back and starred at 3rd base. | Ralph O'Reilly, with three hits Fred Etcher did a nice job at Ist base, Transporters lost their game | in four trips , was the only con- last night also, bowing to Metro Motors 7-2 with Bourke fanning 18 | sistent hitter In the Oshawa cause. Oshawa batsmen, Transporters pushed across their : first tally in the sixth inning and The feat of Bernice Milton rolling 1,040 for a three-game total ot, their final counter in the 8th in the "open" five-pin tournament which was held at the local rame, Motor City alleys during the month of May, is certainly worthy | COURTNEY INJURED of mention. It is beMeved to be a new world's record for a lady Ken Courtney, Oshawa 1st base- bowler, certainly it tops the mark listed in the Canadian record | man, was rushed to St. Michael's book. Being tournament play, with foul line rule enforced and | Hospital, with a police escort, neutral scorekeeper, there is no doubt that the mark will be re- cognized as a new Canadian record, at least, seriously injured, in the very first inning. Following treatment how- Metro Motors Win Over Transporters § the runner, charged into Courtney, when it was feared he had been |W. ever, he was found to be only badly- shaken up and had a bruis- ed shoulder. He was able to re- turn home with the team, Courtney was hurt in the first funing when he reached across the base-path to take a wide throw from pitcher Ken Fisher. Burns, Motors' first run scored on the Pe incident created consider- able feeling and subsequent ar- guments that served to mar the game, In the third inning, Motors got to Fisher for some - solid hits, which aided by a walk and an er- ror, allowed the homesters to score five runs. They added their final fay in the sixth, Score by Innings: RHE Transporters . 000 001 010-2 5 5 Metro Motors 105 001 00x--7 9, 1 OSHAWA: Oldfield, ss; O'Rell- ly, 2b; Steffan, cf; Litch, ¢; Chas- czewski, rf; Howe, If; Courtney, Ib; Cole, 3b; Fisher, p in 3rd, MOTORS: Purdy, If; Hillsdon, ef; Marshall, 1f; Burns, Ib; oods, 2b; Kennedy, ss Doty;, 3b; Bourke, p; Thomas, c. Umpires: Easton and Cockell. REMEMBER Orville Smith? The lean and lanky "pepper pot" who could come up with the puck in nine-out-of-ten scrambles in the cor- ners, in the days when Oshawa Generals were winning the Memorial | Cup in 1939 and '40, arrived in Oshawa yesterday afternoon, for a visit and we enjoyed a lengthy chat, Like a lot more of us, he weighs # lot more now than he did in 1940 but other than than, hasn't chang- ed a bit. Orville says he's still "stick handling." He is "a stick man" at one of the gaming tables in the fabulous "Desert Inn," next door to Las Vegas They could have quite a re-union of former Oshawa Generals, and other local hockey players, down that way. "Nakina" (he still hates to be called Dalton) oldest of the Smith brothers to wear Oshawa livery. resides in Los Angeles. He is ¢ "mutuels" clerk, working at Santa Anita, Hollywood and other west coast race tracks. "Winkie" Smith resides in Omaha, where he is traffic manager for the Prucka transportation company, Roy Covert is a "stick man" too, at the Golden Nugget, in Las Vegas, "Judd" McAtee and his goaltending brother "Red," own a cocktail lounge in Tulsa, Oklahoma and Nick Knoit is a salesman in the same city. Normie McAtee resides in Troy, Ohio. "ORV" SMITH was pleased to get "back home." says he always considers Oshawa as "home." He was utterly amazed that Oshawa hadn't securéd a new arena yet. Orv's memories of the Generals and those heydays of course, were formost of course when he remarked, 'Why, 1 didn't think the people in Oshawa could live through a winter without a hockey arena and the Generals." The fantastic story of Las Vegas is utterly amazing. Orv. tells us that they have opened seven new hotels in the past few months and five more will be opened by the end of this summer or sooner--yet you couldn't get a reservation that on Memorial Day (last Monday). The gambling i ach hotel has one, are fabulously designed and lavishly decorated. They are opera- ted on three elghtshour shifts and the gaming tables are never closed, nor are the doors. They even vacuum the rugs and "clean up" while play is going on, in the slower hours of mid-day, One hotel has a million dollars in actual bills--on display in their SPORTS ROUNDUP By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK (AP) -- Watchin New York Giants flounder aroun the .500 line and showing no signs of ever cutting Into rooglytrs whopping lead, one finds it diffi cult to realize they are the same club which electrified the sports world by slugging the Cleveland Indians four straight in the last world series, A number of very knowing base- ball figures warned two months ago that a championship team can- not stand still, and that the Giants could not possibly hope to get all the breaks again that they got las season, They could no have been more right. Only now, when it is all too obvious that desperate measures are needed, is the Giants' front office infusing the club with fresh blood---probably too little andtoo Dlood---jrobabl too little and too late. The brea instead of going for the champions, have gone inst them istently since the race began. DUSTY FLOUNDERS Dusty Rhodes, the pinch-hitting Last Year's World Champs ~ Nothing Special At Moment 285, and plainly is struggling as| opposing pitchers work n him low | and tight. Not only that, but the | most written-up young man. in| baseball history has been having | his lapses in the field and on the bases. f Monte Irvin, who was an out-| standing star a few years back, ap- ears to have lost his batting eye or good, Neither Hank Thompson nor Whitey Lockman is hitting anywhere near last year's form. | Wes Westrum and Dave Williams never could hit much, The only in- | fielder who has given the opposi- | tion any trouble at all is shortstop | Al Dark, and he's about 20 points | below normal, Only some unexpectedly fine pitching by veterans Sal Maglie | and Jim Hearn has kept the champs from tumbling well down | into the second division. Johnny Antonelli has shown signs of strain and there appears little chance that the young southpaw will come close to his, 21 victories of last | year. Ruben Gomez, a 17-game winner last season, has been almost a complete bust, huge room, in a case, that isn't specially guarded. Millions are lost and won or made, every week, sometimes in a single night. | wonder of 1954, has ted seven hits in 54 attempts. And Dusty is Bell hops in hotels, hat check girls, waitresses, etc., actually buy their jobs, since the "tipping" is so high that the jobs are coveted, BRIGHT BITS: -- Members of the Oshawa Umpires Association are reminded that their monthly meeting has been called for Sunday morning, ten o'clock, at Alexandra Park , . . OSHAWA POLONIA eli. minated Duplate in their Labatt Challenge Cup game on Monday nights Wednesday saw Interhationals noseout Houddwa Iv Wiig «Lables Manville won handily in Claremont . , . DUKE SNIDER hit three homers on Wednesday and would have Seen one ly fow, basebsl stars to have four in one game if his other drive just cle: . fone through a chicken wire fence at Ebbets Field . . . WE WERE | Braves Triumph Over eundering if the reason Don Gallinger called off that game 'in Kiteh- Parts-Service Squad ener the other night was because he wanted an early start for Mon- B defeated Parts & w treal, where he appeared before th NHL men, the next morning . . . t Saves § AS y i A DALE EVANS, a 12-year-old girl, played baseball for the Kiwanis ame last night, 93. Pee Wees in the Leaside League, last night . . . WHITBY'S senior | "G00 Re wo, Tun baseball team lost a tough 10 decision to Oakville on Wednesday |, "ib. pret inning and added one night but Whitby Stokers won their game over Prince George, in the | 4.0 cacond stanza--then never Beaches League, 7-5. scored again, Braves, on the other hand, opened with two runs, got INTERS WIN CLOSE ONE Polonia Ousts Duplate In Challenge Cup Game and the same number in the sixth, WW LTFA Ps. |onla was the winner by a score of 115 7 9 |4.3. to fully earn their decision. PAR' & BERVICE :-- Cooke Brown, Yourkevich, McCabe, Mercier, Hubbell, Latchford, And-| Johns - Mansville 4 Osh. Strila DUPLATE ELIMINATED Osh. Hollandia Monday night Oshawa Duplate Osh. Inter lost out in their bid for the La- Osh, Batt challenge cup when Oshawa ley, King, Bourne. | BRAVES: McLaughlin, p; Mac- Donald, ¢; Benkowski, ss; Mason, rf., Commerford, 2b; Davis, 1b; Shearer, cf; Scott, 1b; Gutsell, If; Ferguson, 1b; Moss, cf. Umpires: Marsh and Barnes. Duplate Osh. Hungaria Polonia won 2-1, in a hotly con- Osh. Polonia tested game at Lakeview Park. Ajax Dowty Both teams showed very good Claremont form and played well giving the FUTURE GAMES at 500 fans lots of exciting moments. nesday, June 8, at 8.00 p.m.: ol 1 I of the Ajax Dowty vs. Oshawa Strila (no pS tide Soured the ou joa Ti Park Fixture as yet) and Oshawa tic goal - mouth scramble which Duplate vs. Oshawa Hungaria - at left an open net. Duplate's Aingworth tied the Lakeview Park. In the LaBatt Challenge Cup| oe in the second session, break- Game Monday night at Lakeview ing through a strong defenge un- Park, Oshawa Polonia beat out the assisted but Polonia retaliated Duplate Club by a scoré of 2.1. | with another goal, again by Seide, At Claremont Wednesday night| which proved to be last one of the Johns - Mansville claimed another | game. ' two points by defeating the Clare.| pest on the field for Duplate mont stragglers 6-0 in a one-sided | wore Ritchie and Williams while game, while Oshawa Inter just| pogacki and Seide were outstand- barely won over Oshawa Hungaria ing for Polonia. by '1.0. HUNGARIA NOSED OUT The game scheduled for East-| Wednesday night at Cowan Park, view Park between Polonia and|Oshawa Inter defeated Oshawa Hollandia was postponed till fu- | Hungaria in a very close game ture date,, due t o the absence of | by the small margin of 1.0. referee. The two clubs could not | Camilleri of Inter notched the agree on a substitute but played 'lone goal, in the second half, an exhibition match in which Pol- through a break . away despite a only a symbol of the ill fortune be: setting the club. None of his team- mates is doing much better, es- fally with the winning runs on se. It seems scarcely credible that only one man on the club, Don er boasts a .300 batting aver- age. Willie Mays is second, around © fast playing Hfmgaria defence. The forward lines of both teams ate extremely fast and they are backed up by a solid defence which made their game very even- ly matched. Fullback Rohrer and the Hess Brothers played well for Hunga- ria while R. Sabadin and Goalie Latin starred for Inter. CLAREMONT BLANKED At Claremont, Johns - Mansville ee LL OTP tt DD pe conuaaB® 6.0 although Claremont is gradu. ally improving. Scorers for Johns. with one each and Dillon and Do. cherty with two apiece. last night at Alexandra Park, Cedar defeated the League stragglers by Manville were Cain and Skelton OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS LTD. is YOUR Headquarters for ALL YOUR: Lumber, Doors, Shingles, ole. MILL end YARD at COURTICE Dial RA 3.4661 . . . Uptown Office 84 SIMCOE ST. S. Cedar Dale Wins Over No. 1 Centrals In a Legion Minor Baseball game Dale defeated Centrals No, 1, 4-2, Barriage, on the mound for Cen- tral, pitched great ball for the los- ing cause. He chalked up 14 strike- outs in the seven-inning contest but he had one bad frame, In the fourth, Hercia walked, Ferguson singled, so did Muir then Adams doubled, Brewster walked and with two out, Belinduke sin-| gled then Fry walked to fill tha bases again, with four runs already | | across the plate but Hercia popped up to end the inning. | Central got one In the second when Angel tripled and scored on, Aru's sacrifice. fly. Wilson tripled in the fifth but failed to score as | Brewster struck out the next three batters. In the 7th, Kelly walked with one out and "stole'" his way around the bases fo score his| team's other run. Angel had three hits in this game, including -two| triples. Brewster, pitching for Dale, struck out nine batters. [ CENTRAL: Andrews, 2b; Minacs, ss; Wills, 3b; Angel, ¢; Marden, If; Aru, cf; Wilson, 1b; Pearson, | rf; Barriage, p; Winters, p; Lang, rf; Latta, rf; Kelly, 1b; Stark, cf; Baxter, If; Elliott, 2b. | Cedar | | four 'runs. BE ------ Oshawa Tennis Club! Gains Half Points Oshawa Tennis Club netters broke even in their opening games | of the Toronto Tennis League, gain- ing an even split in their meeting | with the Toronto Cricket Club 'C"" | team, on Wednesday night, Lloyd Gardner, Oshawa, won his singles match over N. Kutter, 6:1; 46 and 6-1, Karl Eder and Jim MacDonald defeated Evans and Jarman of Toronto while Bob and Bryce Brown, OTC, bowed to Walker and Johnstone, 6-3; 3-6, 64. Love and Riddell of Toronto Cricket won over John Lyons and Sam Venn, 6-3 and 6-0. Junior instruction at the Oshawa Club, will be held on Saturday morning at 9.30 o'clock while sen- for instructions will be given on Thursday evenings, at 7.00 o'clock. Thornton's Corners Win Over Policemen Thornton's Corners defeated Oshawa police 7-5 in a C. 0, P, Softball League game last night at Lakeview Park, Hodgson's run put the blue- coats out in front.in the opening inning and they added another in the fourth by Jenkins, to lead 2:0. In the fifth, Thornton's broke into the scoring with a four-run 1ally sparked by Gibson, Scott, Gillespie and Pipher, They added one in the sixth and a couple in the seventh for their winning margin, The policemen came back with three runs in their half of the fifth to lead 5-4 for a moment but, they | failed to score again as Judd pitched his best in the lagt two | innings, | THORNTON'S CORNERS: Gil-| lespie, c; Pipher, 1b; Cole, 2b; Mo- | rey, lf; Shepperdson, 3b; Bemis, | 8s; Gibson, rf; Scott, cf; Judd, p. | OSHAWA POLICE: Jemison, 2b; Hodgson, rf; Dennis, gs; McDer- | maid, ¢; Jenkins, 3b; Dionne, cf; McHugh, 1b; Colins, If; Masie- wich, p; Forman, rf; Young, cf; Wilson, If, | Trim-Hardware G87's Nose Out Westen Tire The Trim and Hardware G 87's nosed out Western Tire 6-4 in their UAWA Softhall League game last night at Alexandra Park. Two runs in each of the second and third frames and singletons in the next two innings, with some good solid hitting to spice the attack, gave the winners their half-dozen total. ' The losers were held off the sheet entirely by Tamblyn until the sixth inning when the Hardware fielders botted three and these nlus some hits, gave Western their G- 87's -- Brooks, e: Tamblyn, P; DeGray, 1b; Welch, ss; Dionne, ef; Lyons, 3b; Legree, 2b; Hurst, If; Bryant, rf; Brown, rf WESTERN: Hill, cf; Gardiner, 3b; Clapp, c¢; Kuney, If; Collins, rf; McClimmond, If; Snow, ss; Greeley, -p; Stormes, 2b; Carveth, Tutak, ec, Guiltinan and Shelen- , ef, __ Umpires: O'Reilly and Houston, ITS HOME = 7% FIXUP TIME - eos Yous... its Fix-up Time + +» + time for new combination doors ond windows . . . new picket fences , . . arbors . . . and, of course, when it comes to oll thet Spring painting you'd want only the best . . . Son Diamond Paint. We HAVE THEM ALL! DIAL RA 5-022, 5-266! ERNIE KAY LUMBER CO. LTD. CEDAR DALE: ' Belinduke, ¢; Fry, ss; Hercia, cf; Boddy, lb; pr rrr = WELL COME T0 OUT OF FOCUS, 53 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA Ferguson, 3b; Muir, 2b; Adams, | doubt all the way. Oshawa Merchants Lose To Terriers Oshawa Merchants roped a 54 decision to the Galt Terriers 'in an Inter-County League game at Galt last night, when a wild pitch with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth inning, per- mitted the winning run Yo cross the plate, Brauner singled in the 9th with one out and" when the ball got past centre-fielder Toles, the Ter- and Fie rier romped to 3rd base. The next two batters were deliberately pas- sed, to load the bases. "Jeep" Jessup then came in to pitch, Te! coille si | chants fal to score ended the chants outhit Terriers on lieving "Lefty" Myers, Jessup's wild pitch to Martin, g game, to this, the Merchants had fought back from an opening 4-0 deficit to tie the score. Kar- puk opened the first inning with a walk, He was forced by And. rews but Brauner and Longist both singled, and Bowman smack. ed a homerun blow, to make it four runs off Wilmer Fields, Osha- wa's starting pitcher, Myers re- Beved Fields, the latter going to the outfield with O'Connor .coming out of the game, Fred Etcher turned in a fine game at the initial sack for Osh- awa but Turk's brilliant fielding! at 3rd base, was the t in Oshawa's fielding, eight apot EB: FORE ard vin got that far in the in the i i" w =F § but Levandowski was at w § Breard, ss; Lefevre, p and rf; Colvin, rf and nor, If; Leveille, ¢; Ec Toles, cf; Myers, p and Ji TERRIERS: -- Karpuk, 3b; drews, 2b; Brauner, If; t, Ib; Bowman, c¢;, Martin, rf; Breard, cf; Evans: ss; Levandow- ski, p. Umpires: Kumornick, Slota and Watson, Leafs Climb Back On Top By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Toronto Maple Leafs were back in first place in the Inter- national League today thanks to three four-hit games, One of the rour - hitters was Brooklin Gales Nip Ritson Drug Girls In a Lakeside Ladies Junior League game at Bathe Park Thurs- day evening, Brooklin Gales nosed out the Oshawa Ritson Drugs, 5-4, in a snappy game that was in Ritson Drugs scored first, with | one in the 4th and another run in the fifth frame, Brooklin got two runs in the 6th when Gibson hit a triple. Ritson came back with a couple to take the lead again but Brooklin again scored two runs in their half of the 7th, to make the count 4-4 Pitcher Wilbur's horhe-run blow to open the 8th for Brooklin, proved the winning run as Ritson Drugs vere "unable to, score again. BROOKLIN GALES: Southwell, | ef; Hutchison, rf; Colbary, 1b; | Neapitt, ec; Gibson, 3b; Barclay, H ur, p; Goodwin, 2b; Leask, 8b; Sanderson, rf. 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