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8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, August 3, 1956 SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR LAST NIGHT was a very happy one for Oshawa's two major baseball teams, Here at Kinsmen Stadium, the Motor City "Motors" knocked off St. Thomas Efgins 9-3, thanks to a nifty, well-paced pitching performance by Cec Hall and a lot of very heavy hitting by the entire Oshawa team. They all got into the act, nobody went hitless as Cobourg's Bill Jamieson got a rough treatment. left hander was hit solidly all down the line, including five extra-| This win puts Oshawa back within a half-game of | ties were collected in the first base blows. the Elgins and they have a game in hand which if th put them a half-game ahead. The win--will The Motor City boys get their chance to regain fourth place this holiday week-end. They take on Brantford Red Sox here at the Stadium tomorrow night--but before that they travel up to Kitchener tonight for a game with the Dutchmen and St. Thomas plays in Brantford. A win for Oshawa tonight would be a big help but even more important, is the one here Saturday night against the Red Sox, who are travelling at a great clip just now. The big do here Saturday night at the Stadium should draw a banner crowd. "Moose" Matthews has lined up quite a crowd of "Qld Timers" for this affair. Almost all of the 1936 Oshawa OBA champions will be in action, although of course, "Peg" Hurst, popular homebrew will be missing. "Peg is recovering nicely mow, after a very serious heart operation and must "lie doggo" for another few weeks. thrilled Oshawa fans 20 years lot of fans who haven't seen a game for a long time. Seeing the baseball stars who ago will no doubt bring out a Baseball bingo between games will fill in the intermission tomorrow night also--and then comes the battle with Brantford Red Sox. TRANSPORTERS did it! They've been waiting to knock off the] Metropolitan Motors right in Talbot Park for a couple of months | now and last night they did it--5-1 was the score with "Squib" Elliott outpitching Bourke, to whip the "Meteors" rgiht in their OWN | HemawA This gives the Oshawa Junior Transporters a great back yard. Oshawa Motors turned the tables on St. Thomas Elgins - here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium last night, taking a 9-3 decision to move back up within a half- game of the 4th-place Elgins, in the senior Inter-County baseball race. The previous night, Elgins top- ped the Motor City team, 8-1, but last night on their home diamond, the "Motors" bad it all their own | way as they unleashed a barrage | of 16 hits, including a triple and four doubles. Fifteen of the safe- seven innings at the expense of Bill Jamieson, Cobourg left-hander who has been with the Elgins for the past few seasons. Elgins picked up the first run of the game, unearned, in the | opening stanza when Herman Ma- son was safe on an error throw) |by infielder Brent Oldfield. This | was followed by a walk to Chuck | Garavaltis and then a single by "THE BOX SCORE Ray Urban, to score Mason. But the Motors came right back with two runs in their half of the inning and were never headed. Haig Lavery beat out a perfect bunt to start it off and Joe Bala- zovic followed with a single, then with one out, Johnny Colvin sin- gled, scoring Lavery and Balazovic came home as Rollie Leveille grounded out to make it 2-1. Five hits, including doubles by Leveille and Ted O'Connor plus a walk to Colvin, gave Oshawa four more runs in the third. Two hits and an error gave them an- other in the fourth. George Bra- bin's double scored O'Connor from 1st in the 7th and in the 8th, after Reg Petrie had taken over the mound for St. Thomas, Oshawa added their final run, after two out. Roy Lefevre drew a walk and Colvin's hard smash to centre took a bad hop past the fielder and went for a triple, Lefevre scoring easily. Cec Hall was in fine form on the Oshawa mound and scattered six singles over the first eight frames, pever more than one in an in- ST. THOMAS Montague, 3b Mason, ss Garavaltis, H Urban, 1b Reaume, ¢ Curran, rf Winegarden, 2b Weir, cof Jamieson, p (a)Petrie, p (b)Schomberg Totals herd iost cit id LL Rocco uuarnsd 1 Smo » P NOOO UNS mE P Lavery, 1b | Dodgers Everybody Gets A Hii As Motors Whip Elgins | ged for four singles and two runs, He tired in the 9th and was tag-| boa Prosects Bright For Stratford Puck Team STRATFORD (CP)--The crystal] ball indicated Tuesday night that Stratford would continue to have a senior OHA team next season. At a special meeting, city coun- cil guaranteed $15,000 to the rd for a possible 1956-57 defi-| veteran promoter C. H. (Dutch) cit, and the board recently Sook} Meier gave it up." over the hockey franchise when PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR YOU WHEN YOU TAKE DELIVERY Ray Urban getting his third hit of the night to make him top hitter | for the Elgins. Bill Winegarden, had two. | Rollie Leveille, with three-for-| four, including a double was Osh-| awa's best at the plae, also having three RBI's. Roy Lefevre and Cec Hall each had two singles in four chances while Colvin, O'Connor and Brabin each had two hits, in- cluding an extra base blow apiece. Defensively, Elmer Curran with seven putouts and a double-play assist, in his right-field position, including a great catch to rob O'Connor in the 4th, was a star for Elgins and' their busiest. 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CLIFF LUMSDEN is out at Victoria, B.C. to lend a hand to Marilyn Bell in her bid to swim the Juan de Fuca Strait-and later try it himself . .. BING CROSBY says he'll hold both his Pittsburgh Pirate and Detroit Tiger stocks until next spring --when he must sell one or the other. . DAVE STEVENSON, who rode Canadian Champ to victory in the Queen's Plate will be aboard the colt in a special race at New Jersey tomorrow . .. OSHAWA LEGION Midgets played an 8-inning 0-0 tie with Pape Ave. Juveniles, at Greenwood Park in Toronto on Wednesday night. WOW! Four Teams Tie | For First Place | In UAW Leaaue | The final standing of the UAW Softball League, released today,| shows four teams tied for first place in this very evenly-matched| league and two other teams closely bunched in the next two positions. Playoffs, embracing the top six teams in the final standing, | will get under way on Tuesday night, 2-out-of-3 series in each] case, to start with -- and in each series, if a 3rd game is necessary, it is to be played as soon as pos- sible -- on mutual agreement date to be set by the team managers. FINAL STANDING Won Lost Pis. Goulding 11 4 Bolahood' Bros. 's 1 4 11 11 Western Tire 22 Osh. Monumental Black's Spitfires 10 Glecoff's Panthers 9 Kinloch's Stam'p'd'r 7 Radiator Room Jubilee Belaires Duplat PLAYOFF DATES | Series "A""--Tues., Aug. 7, Gle- coff's Panthers vs Bolahood's and] Thurs., Aug. 9, Bolahood's vs Glecoff's Panthers. | Series "B" -- Wed., Aug. 8, Black's Spitfires vs Western Tire) end Fri, Aug. 10, Western Tire] vs Black's Spitfires. Series "'C'"--Tues., Aug. 7, Osh. Monumental vs Goulding Bros., and Thurs, Aug. 9, Goulding Bros. vs Oshawa Monumental. NOTE:--If 3rd and deciding games are necessary, they are to be arranged by team managers 0 z {and must be completed BEFORE Aug. 17. | Oldfield, ss | Hall, p Totals 3 | (a)--pitching in the pth. (b)--singled for Petre in 9th. Innings St. Thomas Oshawa THE SUMMARY -- E O'Connor, Winegarden; RBI -- Urban 2; | Colvin 2, Leveille 3 ,0'Connor, Oldfield, Brabin, Garavaltis; 2B Balazovic, Leveille, O'Connor, Brabin: 3B--Colvin: SB -- Mason, Lefevre; DP -- Curran to Urban; Left St. Thomas 11; Oshawa 9: BB -- off Hall 3; off Jamieson 1: off Petre 2; SO -- by Hall 6; by Jamieson 2; by Petre 1; HO -- off Hall 10 for/2 runs in 9 innings: off Jamieson 15 for 8 runs in 7 innings; off Petre 1 for 1 run in 1 innine; R and ER -- Hall 3.2; Jameson 8-7; Petre 1.1; W -- Hall (0.); I ~-- Jamieson (St. T.): Umpires -- W. Chriss, G. Fevreau and A. 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