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40 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 5, 1958 SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR KITCHENER-WATERLOO, in the throes of a four-game slump, come to Oshawa Kinsmen Stadium tonight to do battle with the Oshawa "Motors" in an Inter-Coun'y senior schedule fixture. This should be another tidy tilt. Up Kitchener way, scribe Len Taylor points out that the patronage at the games there has been far below the expected. He adds that for that matter, only London Majors and Brantford Red Sox are really drawing big crowds. He could have included St. Thomas, because the Elgins are drawing much better than Oshawa or Kitchener-Waterloo -- although not nearly as well as they did in the previous two seasons, when they took the Infer- County championships. The Oshawa players will put on another base- ball-bingo game tonight, This one is to be held before tonight's game and is called for 7.30 o'clock. If you intend to take in the baseball game anyway and would like to have a chance at the fifty-fifty bingo pot, we advise you to be on hand no later than 7.30. Don't know who will go to the mound for Oshawa tonight but it wouldn't surprise us if manager Rollie Leveille elects to give Don Crawford, the Ajax | Ajax boys picked up a run in ST. THOMAS (CP)--Last-place] St. Thomas Elgins moved closer ET TE Tan ague yoff position es- d; Right when they defeated Oshawa Motors 6-1. ny was the first time this season LEGION MINOR | | BASEBALL ASSOC. | | AJAX BANTAMS TOSS SCARE INTO OSHAWA DAIRY BOYS In a Legion Minor Bantam League game played at Harman Park last night, Oshawa Dairy boys came from behind with a scorching three-run rally in the last of the 7th, to nose out Ajax -3 the first inning on two walks and St. Thomas Elgins Turn Back 'Motors' have won two games in a row.) Southpaw Bill Jamieson weht the distance, scattering the eight Osh- Oshawa pitcher Haig Lavery gave up eight hits and his team-| mates committed five errors. | UAW Girls Win In Stouffville Oshawa UAW Dels whipped] Stouffville girls 16:3 last night in| Stouffville, in a Lakeside Ladies' Softball League schedule fixture. Hyrcanuk went to the mound for the Union squad at Stouffville and allowed only five solid hits while striking out 10 batters. The home| club had only one successful in- ning, the third, when an opening] infield error, two singles and an| infield out enabled them to score] DEEP CUT SPECIALS Shirriff's Chocolate SAVE 2 CAKE MIX waite 3 Ann Page SAVE 2 CHILI SAUCE nerbi 3 5e Breakfast Cereal SAVE 1s WR NS WG VTE ve PY women on the go, fo buy . .. they pay CERTAIN feelingl Come AsP IS THE PLACE FOR MORE LOW PRICES ON MEATS left-hander, another chance. a single by Kerton and then got to|their three runs -- their total for) Mapes in the third for another | the night. | Haig Lavery pitched for Oshawa last night in Sf./Thomas. He gave up the same number of hits exactly as Bill Jamieson, the Elgins' pitcher, allowed but there was one major difference. Elgins gave their pitcher erroriess support but the Oshawa squad booted five uicy erors--and théy were all of the costly variety. It all added up to a 6-1 victory for St. Thomas, the first time this season they have won two games in succession--and they are now on the upswing, with Herman Mason back at shortstop and the entire team clicking well in defensive play. St. Thomas picked up a run in the second inning, three in the third and then added two runs in the 7th, after George Brabin had saved Oshawa from , m shutout with his home-run blow in the top of that inning. The "Motor. "five heen having more than their share of errors lately and while then L%ting, on a teams , is equal to any team in the loop, they'll have to polish up tien leiaag and give their pitchers better support if they are to continue holding third place in the I-C race. | i! NEWPORT FLUFFS bask 2k rally on a walk, stolen bases and| Oshawa started to roll in the sec- infield out. They scored another in'ond inning when they took advan- Kraft SAVE 2 the 6th inning, in exactly the same tage of three Stouffville errors to WHIl way. |pile in three solid singles, for a 16-02 jar [4 Young Mapes only gave up one| total of five runs. They got an-/B | ' hit in the entire game and so de-/other in the third, earned with served his win, but at that it had base-hits and then scored two in to be a last-inning collapse by the|the fifth. » young Ajax hurler that enabled| After this, there wasn't much to the Oshawa Dairy team to pull out the competition, with Del's adding SAVE 3% 2 20-01 tins 39: SAVE 20 2 20-02 tins 29. SAVE 30 |a win. |four in the sixth, the same num-| Dairy got one run in the fourth|ber in the 8th and two more in 2 20-02 tins 55: Faney Whole Kernel SAVE 2¢ on doubles by Judd and Craggs|the 9th to clean it up. Wright's and they went into the last inning, |triple in the sixth and a homer by | AP CORN y IE 1) trailing 3-1. Up until then, Elvis, Nesbitt in the same inning, were the Ajax pitcher, had struck out|the big blows of the game. | eight batters and allowed only the] Oshawa UAW Sagar, If; | |two hits. Wright, 3b; Miller, 2b; Hyrecanuk,| In the 7th, Elvis went wild, Help; Marden, Slestith ec; Luke, | BRIGHT BITS: McCallum Transporters are playing Metropolitan | Walked Garrow and Siblock to|ss; Goyne, cf; DeLucia, p. | Motors in Toronto's Talbot Park, this evening. On Saturday an open the inning, McKnight sac-| Stouffville -- Kennedy, ss; Ren-| SAVE 4e each 55: SAVE 4¢ och Be SAVE 10c wc 9c SAVE 4¢ OVEN READY FOWL GRADE 'A', 3% te 41% Ib AVERAGE 33 MINCED BEEF BACK BACON ries: snmen +63 BEEF BOLOGNA wis 2 SIDE BACON Super Might, Smoked Rindles 1.1b pkg 57 COTTAGE ROLLS 45: BASS FILLETS ly § +39. . Bm § 0 Choice Halves AP PEACHES lona Standard GREEN BEANS Aylmer Choice BARTLETT PEARS ---- 129, N Iai . t Oshawa, at 7 J rificed and then Fogal doubled to|nie, If; Jarvis, c and p; Sproxton, the Me Tos play back here in Othiawa, 3! 1.9 o'clock - . ERNIE score the tying runs but was oui/3b; Brooks, cf; Stickley, 1b; | DICKENS, long a tower of strength to Brwmanville's (and Oshawa himself when he tried to stretch|Haynes, p and rf; Gayman, rf; senior) hockey teams in the past few seasons, has taken a new job pic" Wit into more "profit". How-|Cole, c: Byers, 2b. * with a plumbing supply firm in Toronto. He still resides in Maple | aver. that blow hook up Elvis and - , €; Dyers, ZD. Grove but it looks as if his hockey career is now ended . . . TONY'S, | he walked four batters in succes-| with a good team on hand, blanked Dodd Motors last night 540 |sfon to force in Crossmas with the | behind Johnny Masiewich"s no-walk pitching . . . BOSTON Red Sox winning run. |{lton oarsmen took one second and nipped Yankees 7-6 in 11 innings yesterday and Cleveland gained| Ajax -- Brewer, 3b; Tripp, rf; one third place in the national with two wins over Tigers while White Sox split with Kansas City . . . Elvis kL Daze, cfr Rertor, 2b; championship of amateut yars-| 5 5 C S N auke / t , 6-4 while Desroches, ss; Meek, If; Claring- men and the annual Peoples' Re- ST. LOUIS CARDS topped lilwaukee Braves yesterday w ile} Ter. © McCouriney. | anita. Td In" coaqunction on the Cubs also won the first of their twin-bill from the Redlegs. Brooklyn ) i i BY JOVE ! Wimbeldon ten- cf; Hobbs, If. 25: Si {cquyikal, River ines ay, ab. le S 8 : Osh: Dairy -- Garrow, 3b; Si-| Bob Williams of Hamilton Lean- ed Vic Seixas yesterday, after he lost out in the semi- block, 1b; Salmatk, If; Fegal, c;|der Boat Club was edged by 2 Jane Parker je Ken Rosewall. Early in the match, Seixas argued crossmas. rf: Mech, ss; Judd, cf; few feet by Bill Knecht of the . AL BALDING shares third place in the British Mapes, p: Craggs, 2b; McKnight, | Philadelphia Vesper Club in the nent . . . A RECORD CROWD is expected at Maple If. quarter-mile dash. Cio on July 25, when Archie Moore and Jas. J. Parker - A ---------------------------- OX TT REE | Jane Pzrker Large cheduled world title bout for the heavyweight crown | ash . 4} . NASHUA won the Surburban Handicap at Belmont yesterday, | ANGEL CAKE wearing bl nkers for the first time | Jane Parker Sugar or Cinnamon Braves' Big Rally = oSHAWA MINOR DONUTS Defeats Cardinals SOFTBALL ASSOC. | PICNIC ITEMS In K. Of C. League HALL BANTAMS cnc | ko 27 ¢ SIMCOE LITTLE BIG LEAGUE { WHIP KINGSIDE BOYS STANDING ! Simcoe Hall Police Cadets and * . 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With the Xingside youngsters) take a 13-11 victory over the se- scoring two runs in the third and cond-place Cardinals. | two fhore in the fourth, it wasi{ With Supryika pitching good actually a pretty fair game until) ball. Lo had an early lead | the 5th inning when the Kingside| which they held right to the final hurler tired. Simcoe Hall scored inning. Braves got one in the first/11 runs in this innin and they and added three in the third on a added 15 in the final frame. i error and homer bY Buechler hit a homer for King- lle. Love scored on a pass- side to give them their final run the fifth to make it 8-5. in the sixth inning. Then in the sixth inning, Braves! SIMCOE HAL -- Hinkson, 2b;! went on the warpath as they jackson, ss; Servinis, 3b; Young, | ¢ started off with a double by Gib- B Solomon, 1b; Chatterton, rf; } bens and then went on to score Hrycyshyn, If; Chernick, ef; eight runs on a al of Je Pope, ¢; Gundon, rf. Shoice. play. Love hit a triple and KINGSIDE PARK --Norton, 2b; aol Ale A uechler, If; effs, ss; Noakes, MeGuire 2 double to keep thei p k' rf: W. Pleau, ib; Hoar, rally rolling 3b; MacDonald, cf; L. Jeffs, p; Cardinals got two runs in the gp' pies, Pp. | first and in the second added five with D. Fudge's homer being EASTVIEW PARK EDGES their big blow. He homered again CONNAUGHT IN EXTRA in the fourth inning. R Fudge Connaught Park scored three tripled in fifth but didn't runs in the top of the 6th and score then added one more run in the| With their lead snatched away, 7th to tie the score 11-11 against Cards came back in their own| Eastview Park boys, in a Kiwanis half of the sixth inning to score Bantam league game at Eastview, three runs on three errors and last night but in their own half of two hits, all after two out--but the sixth, Eastview scored five this wasn't enough runs to hold an edge and then BRAVES McGuire, 1f; broke the tie in their own half of Brady, of McDonald, | the seventh with a run by Melin-| ss; Jubenville, ; Wilson, rf; chuck. | Weedmark, c; Gibbens, 2b; John- son, 3b; Wilkinson, rf. should have won this one. They CARDINALS -- Mothersill, 1f; jumped on the Eastview pitcher D. 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