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nost 14 THE DAILY TIMES - GAZETTE, Friday, June 8, 1956 ff | SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" | by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA "MOTORS" opened their 'home schedule" in the Inter-County baseball league here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium last night and the result was no doubt as disappointing to the | crowd as the attendance was to the club officials. The ball game itsel', won by London Majors 5-1, was actually better than it shows. Each team had eight hits, the two pitchers, Roy McKay and Cec Hall also each allowed four walks and the strikeouts were about the same. The difference was that London bunched their hits, in the same frames that Oshawa made their two errors, One was a fortwo runs, aided by an error and intentional walk, the s a three-hits-for-three-runs afiair, an error and a walk ying a big part. On the other hand, Oshawa twice had big s ready to bust wide open -- they had the bases loaded with nobody out -- on two different occasions, What happened ? Well, London Majors came up with a sparkling double-play in each case to out each threat, each with a sizzling defensive game two-h other ag wipe Looking over the box score, like a grandstand manager, we note that most of Oshawa's hitting was performed by the bottom half of the batting order and this was perhaps a factor In their lack of success on the attack, Both teams played sparkling games in the infield, Ted O'Connor and Roy Lefevre being to the fore for *'Motors" while Gord McMackon and Bill Wine- garden were top stars for the visitors. At the moment, there doesn'd seem too much wrong with the Oshawa ball club that a couple of good players couldn't remedy, but they'd have to be a good-hitting infielder, for the left side of the diamond, prefer- ably a right-handed hitter and one good pitcher, preferably a reliable left-hander, Tomorrow afternoon, the Oshawa Molors are in action again on their home diamond. St, Thomas Elgins visit the Motor City Saturday and we're hoping for a nice, sun- ny afternoon and a much bigger turnout of baseball fans. With high calibre baseball entertainment available at very moderate admission prices, it's actually astounding that the attendance is eq small. With over 50,000 population from which to draw, we y't seem to have a quarter as many red-hot baseball enthusi- \ around as we did back 20 years ago. \WSPORTERS Did It! Oshawa McCallum Transporters to Talbot Park last night and whipped Metropolitan Mo- \a Leaside Junior League game, It was the first defeat of Vor the league-leading Metros, Dave Sullivan went to the ger-t1 "The est pu By T Oshawa 'Motors' Lose | | "breaks" in the way of a couple of walks and couple of errors, by bunching their hits at the same time, enabled London Majors to {knock off Oshawa 'Motors', 5-1, lhere at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadicm last night, first game of the schedule for the local Inter-County entry. There wasn't mech between the pitchers except Roy McKay's ability to prevent the homesters from' getting a safe hit when it would have done him the most harm. Both he and Cec Hall for Oshawa, went the full dis- tance, each allowed a total of eight hits and each gave cp four walks. Hall manned five batters and McKay whiffed six. DOUBLE-PLAYS KILL LOCALS Yondon's sparkling defensive play in the infield was the decid- ing factor, Manager Rollie Leveille opened the 5th inning with a two- bagger and then McKay faltered for the first time, issuing a walk to Ted O'Connor and Geo. Brabin singled, to load the bases with none out, But Cec Hall grounded to shortstop, for a double-play, as Leveille came across the plate with Oshawa's only run Leveille got his second hit to open the 7th, O'Connor also sin- gled but Brabin's sacrifice bunt ittempt was too '"'strong" and Leveille was forced at 3rd and this budding rally was nipped there In the 8th, Gary Copeland open- with a single, then McKay to choose ed home| werth and Roy Lefevre, to again load the bases but once more the Oshawa threat was rubbed out had Home Opener To Majors Ability to make use of their|issued walks to both Don Ding-| Creighton, Jenkins and Winegar- den dividing London's eight safe- ties while Brabin and Leveille two apiece for the home when Haig Lavery lined out to) club. 2nd baseman Gord McMackon, Defensively, the double-plays COF SOFTBALL Cleaners, Regents, Whitby, ' Oshawa COF All Winners Scugog Cleaners Thornton's Corners' Regents, Whitby COF Oshawa Forresters all four land | chalked up wins last night in their who stepped on his base after the were the best moves of the game cop oorhall League schedule. play, Dingwerth being his second as the top stars as the infielders vietim, MAJORS CAPITALIZE Double-plays by Oshawa, Roy Lefevre doing the big job in the simpson, 3» first inning and Leveille in the McMacken, 3 second, curbed London's early at- tack but in the fourth they clicked gen for two runs, Don Mayes was safe Jenkins, rf Dale Winegarden, ss ous Brabin's bobble, then Creighton singled and a wild pitch the runners. held Mayes at 3rd, advanced good throw ween deliberately to fill the bases, then Bill Winegarden clipped a soli single to right, scoring Mayes and Creighton. Cec Hall went along very nicely Bra for the next three frames and It|yoials was a tidy 2-1 tussle until the top| of the 8th. Don Simpson opened this with a walk and was sacri- ficed along by McMackon. Mayes then singled to score Simpson and Brabin, Jenkins; RBI-- Ding- is Creighton was safe when werth juggled a high throw from Lefevre. With two out, singled to left, scoring - Mayes, Lavery's Totals Red Schomberg flied out and Murray Jenkins was walked Der d | Lefevre, 2b | Lavery, If Jenkins O'Connor: on both teams bore the brunt of ithe work, LONDON > | Mayes, of Creighton, 1b omberg, If Barclay, ¢ McKay, p Co acocoonw OSHAWA rf 1b Copeland, Dingwerth, | Leveille, ¢ | O'Connor, bin, #8 l, p » Hall =®oco~oo000y wooOOONNONY eCPM ~o~oll *caNNOoNNOSX Brovsanusnd Besvuessnnd Brwnnono~o> HE London 1 Oshawa 2 THE SUMMARY au Seasnnarics Soncrsonaug ~ E-Dingwerth, Ma, Winegarden 3, Hall; 2B veille; SB--Winegarden; S--McMackon; DP--Lefevre to Dingwerth; Leveille to McMacken (unass.); Wine- len to McMacken to Creighton; left gard -| BB---off Hall 4; London 5; Oshawa 9; then Winegarden singled to score of McKay 4; SO--by Hall 5; by McKay Creighiton with London's third run of the inning and last of the game. Six players picked up two hits apiece in the affair, Mayes, Transporters Win Over Met Oshawa McCallum Transporters ro Motors ' as Sullivan weakened. He walked 6; HO--Hall 8 for 5 in 9; off McK 1in 9; R and ER---London 5-2; «1; WP--Hall; W--McKay (L); |(0); Umplires--W. Chriss and reau; T-- 2 hrs. 22 mins. ay 8 for Oshawa L--Hall; G. Fev LEGION MINOR | | BASEBALL ASSOC. CANADIAN LEGION AND REXALLS PLAY TO TIE ,| ond, catch for an unassisted double- with Winegarden and McMackon| gowMANVILLE BLANKED pitched a nifty it as Scugog Clean- lers blanked Bowmanville COF, 30, last night in Bowmanville | Keeler had nine strikeouts to ald his own cause. Six solid hits in the fifth inning, {by Lyzun, Opychany, O. Siblock, IP, Siblock, Keeler and Brudek, gave the Cleaners two runs to break the 0-0 deadlock. with three |men left on bases. Gilbert tripled to open the sixth and scored on a | sacrifice fly, for the last run of | the game. {OIL ON TROUBLED MILK | Thornton's Corners Regents Doug Keele thi ee-hit shutor | whitewashed Ideal Dairy, 11-0, in - | their clash. Hopps walked in the | fourth inning and got as far as |3rd but Thompson's bid for a hit was caught and that meant "the brush" for the Dairy {eam. Regents scored runs in the sec- third and fourth frames for a 6-0 lead and then ran wild with a five-run rally in the sixth to make it stick. Every member of 'Goulding Bros. Defeat Kinloch's Stampeders Gouiding Bros. defeated Kinloch 10-6 in a Union Softh: League pame at Alexandra Park Kinloch Stampeder front with two runs in the first inning on doubles by Dewell, Nichols and Marshall but they didn't score again off Lyons and his mates until the sixth inning when Nichols started rally off with a double, Marshall singled, broke in { Jenkins, with a homer, triple and two sin- Y UPSETS EBENEZER Big surprise of the night was the reversal of form shown the Whitby club who broke into the win column with a nifty 4-3 deci sion over Ebenezer. | Both teams got their runs, one-| at-a-time. Ebenezer got their tal-| v lier in the first, fourth and seventh| the winning team crossed the frames and had the tying and) plate at least once during the|winning runs on bases in the last| game |inning when Stacey struck out POLICE GET SENT DOWN [Thompson to end the game. | Oshawa Forresters tons in| fifth defeated whit™y picked up single Oshawa Police, 9-3,. in their lea-| tle ey third, a and gue clash, with Smith's triple fromes -- and then "hung on" to climaxing a two-run rally right in|get their well-earned win. the first inning. In the third frame, Forresters pounded Hodgson hard| for four "singles and a double by| OXiecses Swartz, for a total of six runs. In| the 6th, Smith hit a homer to INTER COUNTY finish the scoring Police got two runs in the second SAT., JUNE 9 by Dillavough and Dionne when AT 3:00 McHugh came through with a timely triple. He also singled to ST. THOMAS ELGINS | drive In "Dilly" with the third and last run, in the fourth frame. Masiewich and McHugh were the big hitters for the losers. Smith was terrific for Forresters | | ees LET FACE IT! Cars Are CHEAP! GET THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE! PREFECT '50 Sedan FORD '40° Tudor STUDEBAKER '47 Coach FORD '38 Tudor FORD '47 Tudor CHRYSLER '47 Coupe PONTIAC '47 Sedon FORD '47 Sedon baseball Mason tripled and then a passed tEMEM last | ball let Mason come home. In the Earl 8 n eight nont Sta Motors their Knight with the bases loaded, fan-| In a Legion Midget season, last neu Elliott, then White came game at Alexandra Park 1 in a Leaside through with a hit to score Morden | night, Canadian Legion and Rex-| 8th, Nichols pounded a homer to he and Melnick, making the score a. Midgets played a 2-2 thriller conclude his team's scoring 3.52 that was a real pitching duel be-| The Brick Layers got busy in the tween Ogden of Legion and Gray second inni and scored five runs on five hits, a trip'e y DeGray followed by Welsh's double, climaxing the rally. 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