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SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR NO-HITS! NO-RUNS! That was the story of Oshawa's loss in their Inter-County game with the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen here at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium last night. A young University student from Michi Dean Finbel pparently land- od in Kitchener over the week-end, in time to qualify for the July 15th deadline, no doubt--and last night he wrote his name in the Inter-County's baseball history book with a no-hit, no-run game. The young left-hander pitchell a fine game, showed a real fine assortment of stuff, including a lizi h p pitch that was very effect- ive. He also received circus-type support on at least three plays, to get his no-hitter, but then the Dutchmen had to show their appre- clation, didn't they ? And they'd be silly not to appreciate that kind of pliching. The win last night put the "Dutchies" in a stronger position in the group race -- --a notch closer to the second-place Brantford Red Sox and widened the game between them and the Oshawa and St. Thomas teams. George Boniface's play at 2nd base to deprive Joe Balazovic of a hit and Irv Ler's snatch of Gary Cope- land's sizzling liner, were two of the standout plays. So was Boni- face's y wi Finkbei imself deflected Rollie Leve- flle's hot drive--for the final out of the game. Two of the visit- ors' runs were unearned when a smart piece of baseball turned into a "boob" due to a hurried throw but even at that, the Dutch- men deserved to win, if only 2-0. After all, Oshawa didn't get a hit, let alone a run. The Motor City team moves into Kitchener tomorrow night and then are idle until Saturday, when St. Thom- as Elgins are here for a doubleheader. DETROIT TIGERS have been sold! It was announced yesterday that the Michigan radio executives Fred Knorr and John Fetzer, a syndicate that includes Bing Crosby, have been recognized as the new owners. They didn't bid as much as some of the other groups and they are paying most of it on time -- but then it's over five millions and who has a pocket with that much change? Now that the Tigers have new owners -- who knows, they may come up with big changes next season, areal new look that might preduce a pennant winner. It's wrestling as the big attraction at Kinsmen Stadium tonight and there's going to be real action. It's a return match between the Brunet! brothers and the Gallagher brothers, one of those tag-team affairs in which eventually, everybody gets into it and usually somebody gets the worst of it. These two teams went at each other hammer-and-tongs last week and we look for even more Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen introduced a brand new player to the Inter - County senior baseball circuit last night here at Oshawa's Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium] and he promptly etched his name in the I-C Hall of Fame with a no-hit, no-run game, the first of the league this season, .as the Dutchmen blanked Oshawa 4-0. The win moved the K-W Dutch- men into a tighter grip on third Place in the Inter - County race. 'he pitcher was Dean Finkbeiner, a University of Michigan student --just one more left-hander to give the Oshawa team plenty of trouble this summer. WELL-EARNED VICTORY The K-W victory was well-de- served, but Finkbeiner must share the credit with his teammates. The "'Dutchies" came up with an errorless defensive performance plus a few special gems that were in the sensational class, to help Finkbeiner to his no-hitter, He walked four batters -- he fanned only tnree -- but he got results, He also hit two batters with Finkbeiner's 1-C Debut No-hit, No-run Victory In the 9th, with the no-hitter al-|Oshawa elected to pass Ray Upper most in his grasp, Finkbeiner fed but he swung at a . out, G Copelan aiid a Jot che" and hs) Gro S10 i Conucr and Peuita whic score, On "Itzy" Ler snared at sho: 5 Then with two out, Rollie Leve! slashed a 3-and-2 count pitch back t in dia; through the box. Finkbeiner grab-and then uncorked a wild throw bed for it with his bare hand, the|into the outfield, that let the other ball deflected off and Boniface two runners scamper home. swooped in to grab and throw--| Sealby was the hitting star of in e for the out to end the|the game. He had a walk and four | game. singles for a perfect t, to pace ALL AT ONCE the Dutchies while Psutka and Ler The Dutchmen got all thelr runs|¢ach had a couple of safeties. De- at once, in the top of the sixth! fensively, the members of both in- inning, In all, theh clipped Haig|fields starred, O'Connor and Old- Lavery for an even dozen hits, all|field being especially good for singles, eight of them in the last|Oshawa. 63 but Sunnyside then siaged a five-run parade to lead 76 and they clinched the geme with an- other five-run rally in the bottom of the sixth. Eastview -- Etchells, ¢; Wal- kins, 2b; Oley, 1b; Buzmiinski, 2b; Adair, cf; Melenchuk, 3b; Pigden, p; Muir, If; Beattie, rf. Sunnyside -- Bishop, 1b; Mason, 2b; Blasko, ss; Aldridge, c; Mos- sey, 3b; Whiteley, p; Yahnm, eof; Henderson, If; Jacklin, rf, RADIO PARK BANTAMS BEAT SIMCOE HALL In another Kiwanis League game, played at Cowan Park, the Radio Park boys won a 12-5 de- cision, Three runs in the first with Wild- fong's double the blow after three walks, got Radio off to a good start and thev added one in the second, then three in the fifth and five in the sixth as the Simcoe Hall pitcher tired and had to be four i HA 4 th oniface wi 0 open the 6th MI au, Jhex Bob Seslhy Dusted per. OSHAWA NOR , for a clean hit. Harry Psutka drew a walk to load the| bases and '"'Shorty'" Miller aot tte SOFTBALL ASSOC. only hit of the game, a single through the infield, good for two RBI's. Joe Yosurak then sacrific- ed the other two runners around. SUNNYSIDE PARK WINS OVER EASTVIEW BOYS In an Oshawa Minor Softball As- sociation, Kiwanis Bantam League pitches -- but that was the only way the Oshawa players could get game played last night at Sunny- side Park, the Sunnyside lads came out on top 12-6. THE BOX SCORE on, Two twin - killings helped his cause in the early stages, one in the second after he had hit George Brabin with a pitch and then walk- ed Ted O'Connor. The other came in the sixth after Haig Lavery had walked. Several Oshawa players came within an eyelash of spoiling the no-hit effort. Ted O'Connor sent |Augie Herchenratter right back |against the wall in right field, to haul in his long, high loft, in the | fifth. was made by George Boniface, in with a pitch but was forced by Brent Oldfield for the second out, Le The circus play of the game the 8th. O'Connor had been hit| So Runs in bunches of five were the key-note in this game. Sunnyside Park got two runs in the first in- ning to take the lead but Eastview came right back in the second to senre five and take the lead. They DUTCHMEN Boniface, 3b Setalby, 1b Psutka, ¢ Miller, cf Yosurak, If Swe r Simcoe Hall got three runs in their first inning also with Jack- son, Crawford and Cooper doing hitting. They added one in the second also, to stay on even terms but the best they could do after that was one run in the fifth by Barker on hits by Pope and Craw- ord. Radio Park -- Wilson, p; Gold- smith, ss; McElroy, c; Terwilliger, 1b; Wildfong, 3b; Ludlam, 2b; Lloyd, If; ; 8 ; Glecoff's Panthers Upset Western Tire pulled an upset in the UAWA Soft- ball League last night at Alexan- dra Park when they defeated Wes- tern Tire, 9-5. Al McKee on the mound for the Panthers limited the Tiremen to five hits for five runs. A walk, a single and two errors meant two runs for the Tiremen in the fourth and they got one more on an er- ror, and single, in. the sixth In the 9th, King opened with a homer Sir Chon. a" wns poe , choice play and a pas pare his team's final Hy Greeley went well for Western Tire for four frames. He gave up a run in the second and another in the fourth, this one due to Ander- son's double. In the fifth, Simpson ed with a homer, McKee sin- gled with one out and Welsh sin- Little-Big Dodgers Nose Out Braves 10-9 Johnston, 3b; McGuire, of; Weld: ma. ¢; Wilkinson, rf; MacDon- Dodgers and Braves of the K. of | son, If. Roesch, Ws Jove. 3: Wo. League, : Glecoff"s Supermarket Panthers|C, Little-Big Baseball COME AND| BRAVES: Gibbons, 1b; Wood, If; gled with two out, then Tutak homered to make it a four-run rally. They added two in the sixth one in the 8th on hits by Mona- ghan and Hurst, WESTERN 9 Scott, 1b; Badgley, ss; King, 2b; McGarry, ¢; on two hits and two errors and|rf; Sobanskl, If; Greeley, p. pCUECOFTS: Hurst, ss; Welsh, é TIRE: Hill, of; dan, cf; McGiills, a on y HAVE FUN al the Gardiner, 3b; Collins, Amey, cf; , | Mewett, rf. © Simcoe Hall -- Solomon, 1b; Jackson, ss; Barker, 3b; Robinson, 2b; Pope, ¢; Crawford, cf; Cooper, p; Pinkeson, If; Young, rf; Buft, Upper, 3 Ib Herchenratter, added one in the fourth to make it saswastad If; and Winters, p. Ler, ss Finkbeiner, p LJ LOCO OHO My = Sowmmmmusoy « aa Totals OSHAWA Balazovie, eof all, 2b Copeland, 1b w » Buacwscomalb eoooosossoy Vigor's famous Bruvurmpaavad Suwoanucwo Totals then Lavery drew his second walk, It was then Joe Balazovic rifled a hot one through the right side of| the diamond and Boniface darted] 2 NoowunuSeas Yuomonwe wo Innings Dutehmen Oshawa os¥ ocsccssccocooy of 000 004 000 000 000 000 ® Prompt Delivery @ Courteous Service Best Quality Stove Oil ¢ 3/10 per gal. STARR DOC DYMOND PACKAGE venom and mayhem in tonight's main bout. The card also includes Fritz von Ulm ting Pat Fl in the preliminary bout and and in the semi-final, it's the great Australian grappler, Fred far to his right and came up with| THE SUMMARY -- E a brilliant one - handed grab and| Senge ROL -- Miler i SD eon perfect throw for the out, |face to Ler to Sealby; Ler to Sealby: PICNIC Dial RA 5-1109 * Suggesten Price a lS HHH tw Atkins, opposing Sammy Berg, the "Mr Canada" gent with the body beautiful. With the interest being shown, it wouldn't surprise us much to see almost as much action outside the ring as In it, when things warm wp tonight. BRIGHT BITS: -- Gordie MacMillan, the young bowling ace of the Oshawa Lown Bowling Club, won the district singles honors in provincial playoffs last week over his Peterborough opponent and he goes to Kingston on Wednesday for the Eastern Ontario divisional playoffs . . . BILL EZINICKI, now golf pro at the Lynnfield club near Boston, won the 36th New England PGA championship at Methuen, Mass., yesterday and set a new tournament record of 134 for 36 holes, three better than the mark set in 1049 . . . . TONY'S meet Dodd Motors tonight at Alexandra Park. Bill Bagnell fanned 15 batters in 7 innings, when Tony's blanked Stevenson Motors at Brooklin last night 100 . . . TRANSPORTERS are not playing at home| tomorrow night after all -- North Toronto Jrs. have defaulted. The | local Juniors play Ideal Welding on Thursday, at Talbot Park . . .| TORONTO LEAFS won two games last night, a regular tilt 10, one | of those real thrillers but before that, they won a game 6-5 -- one that had been called back on May 20 -- with Leafs trailing 5.1, the bases loaded and none out, in the last inning. They finished the game | last night and Toronto scored five runs with only one out to win that one too. WOW! Oshawa UAWA Juveniles Score "Tie And Win, Tight Ex. Series Oshaws UAWA Juveniles played) With the score tied, the Oshawa home-and-home exhibition series| Juveniles won it with a run in the with the Pape Juniors of theigy op two walks, a single again Grasuwood Park Baseball League by Bilenduke and then a squeeze with orn i hes eek sm, play bunt, after one putout had 33 ti ie T ava of getting a heen made with a force-out at the e Jono on Saturday and| piste leaving the bases still load- winning the return game at Alex-| oq Wills did the job as Bilenduke ne Park on Sunday afternoom,|.. hed home. The two evenly-matched teams| PAPE JUVENILES: West, ss; had quite a series. Oshawa outhit| Egan, 2b; Birnie, If; Barker, c; their rivals but only slightly, in| Osborne, p and rf; Hare, cf; Bel- the Toronto game. Hits were| gue, 1b; Pharophy, rf and p; Shep- scarce in this series as Jack Hook herd, 3b. and Joe Nash, combining for| Papes, gave up only four hitss OSHAWA UAWA: Fisher, ss; while Luke of Oshawa allowed| Wills, 2b; Branch, 1b; Jeffs, cf; only three. Edmondson, rf; Woods, 3b; Brady, UAWA got a run in the second,|lf; Bilenduke, e; Drayton, bP; another in the fourth and tied the| Westfall, 1f. LEGION MINOR BASEBALL ASSOC. EDGE VICTORS SPORTS In one of the best Bantam Lea- gue games of the Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Associations cur-| rent season, Beaton's Dairy nosed out Victors Sports, 3-2, last night at Alexandra Park Connor did the pitching for the winners and got fine support from his mates as he limited Victors to a total of four hits. They got their two runs in the 5th when Hobbs was safe on an outfield error, Reeson doubled and Ring singled, | then Dowe had a sacrifice fly.| after Ring had been picked off trying to steal. With two out, walked and Redpath doubled but the trying and winning runs were left as Whiteley ground- ed out and Victors failed to threaten in the next two innings. Beaton's Dairy got their three runs all in the same inning, the half. Whiteley issued o and Conno: walk to Tr | singled. Burke fanned and Me-| Conkey was nipped but Godridge singled and Waite walked, then Reid was safe on an error and Zedic singled.to complete the ral- ly, Waite scoring the winning run, Other than this one splurge, Bea- ton's didn't get a single hit off Whiteley although Rickard did get a single later in the 6th. VICTORS: Dowe, 3b; Mimgock- ing, rf; Redpath, ss; Whiteley, pi Pollitt, 1f; Bell, 1b; Hobbs, 2b; Reeson, cf; Ring, c. BEATON'S DAIRY: Burke, ss; Godridge, c; Waite, 2b; Reld, 1b; Zedic, 3b; Porteous, rf; Rickard, of; McConkey, 1f; Connor, p. score in the 8th. Papes got three rung in the fifth on three hits and| a walk, Adams' triple doing the] damage, as it came with two men | on, then Robinson singled to score Adams. Jeffs walked three times | in this game and scored twice while Bilenduke had two of Osh- awa's four hits and walked twice, for a Jgricnt day. WIN AT HOME In the Sunday game here, Dray- ton pitched for Oshawa and allow- | ed only two hits. He gave up a run in the first when he hit the first batter and later a choice play was missed and the runners scored on an infield out Egan's single and a double by Birnie meant a run in the fifth and a walk, wild pitch| and error gave Papes their third run in the sixth UAWA got a run on four walks in the second. 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