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1 | " § THE DAILY TIMBS.GAZETTE, Monday, July 3, 1960 SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR ; OSHAWA beat out St. Thomas Elgins 3-1 here on Saturday night, in what was just about the best bamé of the season. Mgr. Tommy White was on the mound for the Elgins and he had only bad frames, the third when two walks, an error, a sacrifice and two singles enabled the "Motors" to pick up their first two runs and the other the 8th inning, when Fred Witcher, Don Dingwerth and John all singled in succession, for the third Oshawa tally. White out then, Al Doumechelle talking over. Don Crawford pitched for Oshawa, a nifty three-hitter, He gave up six walks in few innings but after being hit by a pitched ball--came k stronger than ever, to allow only one hit in the last five in- of shutout ball. Oshawa's fine defensive work, fally in infield, was a highlight of the game, along with two great throws to the plate by Fred Etcher and Cec Hall. Rollie Leveille made sparkling plays on both to prevent a St. Thomas run. On the second one, he was charged heavily by the runner, Bill Winegardin. Leveille had no chance to cover up as he threw himself to tag the runner and he was knocked out in the collision--but held on to the ball, : Roy Lefevre, still nursing a back injury sustained last week end, was not in action. Fred Etcher played his first ball game of the season and did a fine job at 2nd base. Tonight, it's Kitchener. Waterloo Dutch here at Ki Stadium for another Inter. County fixture. Oshawa's win on Saturday put them back fourth place ahead of St. Thomas and if the locals can come up with BE EEF gs d] OshawaNips St.Thomas Regains Fourth Place Oshawa "Motors" climbed back into fourth place in the senior Inter-County baheball race, when they defeated St. Thomas Elgins, 3-1, here Saturday night, in one of the best games of the season, Manager Tommy White went to the mound for Elgins and pitched an effective brand of ball for seven innings, giving up a total of nine hits, of which Joe Balazovic pick- ed up three, to be the game's leading hitter. Don Dingwerth had two-for-three and John Colvin also had a pair of hits. Ted O'Connor drew a walk to open the third inning and when Cec Hall bunted for a sacrifice, catcher Marc Reaume threw wild ly to 2nd base, leaving al Hands A ! stellar three - hit pitching was supported by a fine brand of defensive play, espec! by Ted O'Connor and Brent 3 field while Fred Etcher also turn- ed in a good game, in his first appearance of the season. His recovery of the error throw and his own good heave to the plate, to catch Curran, in the 4th inning, was one of the key plays of the game, THE BOX SCORE ST. THOMAS the third and another pair in the fourth, the inning when Elgins got their lone rum. In the bottom of the 4th inning, Crawford was hit by a pitched ball, White's throw catching him in the side, For a few minutes it looked as if Crawford might not be able to stay in the game, but as it turned out, he was much more effective after that, giving up only one hit and only two walks, in the last five innings of shutout ball, St. Thomas got their run when Mare Reaume opened the 4th' with a walk, Elmer Cufran singled, then Bill Winegardin bunted for a sacrifice and Crawford, after field- ie the ball, hit Winegardin with safe. Then B c score O'Connor. Rollie Leveille sacrificed to advance Hall and Balazovic and after Fred Etcher had popped up, Dingwerth walked to fill the bases. Colvin then sin. gled, scoring Hall but Balazovic was thrown out at the plate on a good throw by Charlie Garavaltis. Etcher, Dingwerth and Colvin all singled in succession, as the 8th inning got under way, Etcher scor- ing on Colvin's drive. This ended White's stay and Al Doumechelle took over the pitching chore -- with efficiency. He fanned Old- field, got Crawford to ground out and then fanned O'Connor, leaving hi throw to 1st base, |r the ball caroming off the runner into right-field foul territory. \ Reaume scored on the error but Curran, who also tried to score, was thrown out at the plate when Fred Ztcher made a fine throw, osmAwaA after fielding Crawford's wild) J Connor, 3b throw. Bae: of LEVEILLE INJURED Leveille, ¢ It was later in this same inning) Biceescn: 1» that Rollie Leveille was knocked Colvin, 1 out. Gary Weir drew a walk, then| Oldfield, ss White flied out. George Montague|""aiiord » singled to right and Hall made a long throw to the plate, which catcher Leveille took slightly in . 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Tutak walked to open the 4th inning and Nick Mroczek singled but Owens 'bore down" then to fan Booth, forced Mae- Dermaid to pop up and strick out Stark for the inning. Jimmie Loreno got the other hit, a single to open the 5th. Tony's got the only run of the game, in the 9th inning when Nick Mroczek flied to deep left and fielder. Bob Bradford handled it too casually -- and dropped the ball for a two-base error. Mroczek then stole 3rd base and scored on 13| end that one. In the fifth, Forbes Dodd Motors Blank Peerless Enterprise Oshawa's Inter. "A" OASA entry, Dodd Motors, blanked Peerless Enterprise team, of the Toronto Wanless Park Inter. "A" League, 80, in an exhibition game here at Lakeview Park yesterday. Ted Jones did the pitching for Dodd's and backed by good sup- port, earned his shutout, although bis own wildness had him in trouble a couple of times. Byrne and Pask each singled to open the second inning but Jones got the next three batters. In the 4th, he walked Byrne but Park forced mate and though Perry singled, vith two out, Silvers fanned to singled with one out and was forced by Jackickka, then Jones gave up two walks in succession) but got Byrne. He walked Connor and Perry to open the sixth inning and then walked Tierns, with one out, to fill the bases, but Forbes grounded, forcing Connor at the plate and Perry was also nipped at the plate. . - Dodds got a run in the first in- ning when Hurst s , Price walked and two infield outs let Hurst cross the plate. Two runs in| the third and two more in the fifth put the Oshawa team well up and they scored three in the 7th on Hill's single, a walk to Tutak and a double by Hrico, followed by a passed ball and sacrifice fly by, Krazinski. Hill, with three hits, was the big hitter. saves the night- lets you sleep in cool comfort! ® Get heavenly relief from hot sunburn--in as little as 3 seconds! 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Len Harris hit a tremendous four but he was out, LBW, with the lup eight more runs before being | BRIGHT BITS: GM Parts meet Tony's in a City & District softball tilt at Alexandra Park this evening... THE PROMOTERS | solid position. This game tonight should be good one too. Last Oshawa's battery had a rough|time to tag out Winegardin trying HY of that, certainly not tonight. injured. heavily by Winegardin but Leveille ford 8 --off White 4: SO--By Crawford the German tag team of Fritz von Erich and Karl von Schober. struck out four batters. He was| game was held up several min- ning; ER -- Oshawa 1; HBP -- Craw. and W. Chriss; T -- had held throughout the winter, Well, they're going to defend their . in the main bout. Promoter Pat Milosh has lined up quite a card Oshawa Cricketers i ictories hi over the Gal- 5 : hearts, of the local mat fans with their victories here 3 ping a LCR el hu Booth, rf and ¢: MacDermaid, the championship, when they clash tomorrow night. The card also|ineir improved play to extend their double off the first ball and then extras), Dionne, cf; Weatherup, 1b; De. preliminary bout, against Pat Flanagan and in the semi-final go, 'leading Parkdale CC of Toronto, at case and confidence of a veteran. hatsman Stannerd, after only five howled his man, to make it five If the locals can win their next runs. Art Sargant then came 10 Greatly perturbed by the Oshawa cess so he 'pulled' himself in ting that th . & : . fe insisting tha e big fight at Maple Leaf Stadium this Wednes they will qualify to advance to the then joined young Girvan but he wicket. Another wicket fell on|gyccessive throws, in his 2nd over. "championship belt", symbolic of the title, is either still in Rocky | (single, Parkdale batsman into trying for|wickets down for 56 runs, Harris Monday, the K-W pitcher, Dean Finkbeiner, got a no-hit, no- night, both pitcher Don Crawford|to score from 2nd base. Leveille|gardin to Mason to Urban; Left -- Osh. THEY'RE BACK AGAIN! Wrestling fans around these parts| "Crawford gave up only three hits|rung on to the ball -- although io -- crewmierd 5 ia § innings cr White, This pair knocked off the Kalmikoff brothers and went on to|wild at the start, giving up two|utes until Leveille recovered and|ired 2% Vis) grocrawlord (0) toy Canadiar tag-team crown, here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- again for his weekly Tuesday night show but the main bout is aj wae tee oe oe on Defeat Parkdale se, Tom: he lagher brothers in the past two weeks. They'll have a big majo a a 1b; Stark, 3b; Loreno, 2b: Bagnell, includes some other old favorites, with former Big Four and| inning string to elght-straight,|followed with two singles and a Gary Girvan continued his fine|Pratto, 2b. Fred Atkins takes of Dick Beyer. | Lakeview Park on Saturday after- Cluff went down, LBW, to Bitten, runs, and four runs later, Haley down for 25 runs. match, this' Saturday in Toronto bat but after making four, was out howling and fine fielding, Parkdale favor of Steve Taylor, who clean "A" division for next season. wasn't around too long either, |classy fielding by Sargant and|parkdale battled desperately to Marciano's home at Brockton, or in the offices of the International | , elected to bat first when cap- | Romain Pitt then came to bat/a double -- a costly eror, as Sar- replacing Gary Girvan. Harris fail e run game here but the Oshawa boys insist there'll be no more and catcher Rollie Leveille being| was '"'wide open" when crashed awa, 10; St. Thomas, 9; BB--oif Craw- h --- 3 in -- White, got quite a charge last summer out of the pepformances put on by over the entire distance and|knocked out in the collision. The|b in 7 sanings; Doumechellts in 1. in: capture the Canadian open tag championship -- a title which they walks in the second, two more in'he continued in the game. hp RL By Py a P dium tomorrow night, when they tangle with the Brunetti brothers, | real attraction. The Brunetti boys, Joe and Guy, have won the . . Y score at 133. Eric Lloyd came in| Plontek, ss; Tutak, ef; Mroczek, ity rooting for them to knock off the German tag-team and capture! qa, Cricket Club continued came to the wicket. He scored a|awa a total score of 136 (three|P; McConkey, p: Sarnovsky, rf; Queen's University football starr, Abe Zvonkin back in action, in the when they defeated the league pair of fours, stroking with the cricket by bowling Parkdale's|' noon, in clear-cut fashion {after contributing a valuable 15/caught and bowled P. Winner.| Haley wasn't having much suc- against the Victoria Park club, |trying to force. Scotty Winchester started to scrape all around th e|powled two Parkdale batsman with day night is for the world's heavyweight boxing crown, but the Under perfect conditions, Osh. | being bowled by Bitten for a Lloyd, the former tricking the|gtay in the running but with nine Boxing Clu nd will not be presented to the winner Wednesday | tai Al Haley won the toss. The| gant then fielded the ball quickly ed to get any wickets but his slow night Not -- mind you -- that this fact need detract from what | innings opened with Haley and|and went right after the bowling. may be a real rip-roaring heavyweight bout... OSHAWA TONY'S | Johnny Cluff getting off to a good (With the score at 104, Girvan was|to Lloyd at the wicket and the run-|spin bowling kept Parkdale from nosed out the Towa Colored Ghosts 1-0 on Saturday night and the (start. Bitten, Parkdale bowler,{run out.on a piece of excellent|ner was out. scoring. The last wicket fell with "Ghosts" put on a fine show for the fans. They didn't play yester- used medium paced stuff but for|fielding. Girvan had scored 48 of| Three wickets down with only J Parkdale's total at 67, when Har- day after all--but they are going to go at it again tonight, at|the first few overs, he had little the 104 runs, including eight runs, Wood was the next Parkdale ris took a good catch on a loose Alexandra Park, seven o'clock... MERCHANT MAIDS, local Junior |luck. Haley played him with ease, 'fours'. Only two short of a half batsman and he took a liking to ball that was headed for a four. | the bowling, until Girvan clean| Once again Oshawa's fielding bowled him with a good length ball girls' softball 'team, are playing Toronto Orphans, in an exhibition |SCOring two fours off the back foot, | century, he was given a great ova- y tion. . Gus Long then teamed up with/that broke in from "the off" and . i ' |in one over. game tonight at Bathe Park, seven o'clock... 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