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London 1 Majors Keep Elgins In Cellar defeated Kitchener-Waterioo 3-2 toynose out the eighth, move within half a game of the ehelle, way with the Pusew dnd place Dutchmen. baseman Dale quarter le teams scored their runs in paced London batters with® two|last night at Alexandra Park when the fourth Kitchener ics and a single while Russ|they defeated Western Tire 5-4, fc hurler Dean Fin Evon hit a pair of doubles. Ray die uP their series at one win Motors in check with two hits fn|Urban led losers with three . the other eight innings, gave up singles in five trips. three hits and a walk in the| At Kitchener, Shtianger Ted |f fourth to let in the three runs. [Stone went the hitle 4muings a/ WITH BASES LOADED for the win. Hh out 8 At St. Thomas Al Dumouchelle, men and allowed seven hits. controlling the game for the first| Oshawa and Kitchener will six innings, gave way to reliefer| battle for third place tonight when Reg Pitre with bases loaded and! they meet again. Oshawa's Merchant Maids Lose First Game Of Playoffs In 9th Oshawa Merchant Maids drop- the Oshawa pitcher, got started a tough 8-7 decision to "the badly. One wi ree hits and urke - Pastors, Toronto Juniorian error did the damage, with girls' softball champions, in the|Fourneir"s triple being the big opening game of their Provincial blow that wound up the rally. Women's Softball Union playoffs,| with the Oshawa infield and out- at Coxwell Stadium last nightigaid both giving their pitcher Oi . ps when the Burke - Pastors squad est Hill Playgrounds in Toronto | y pushed over three runs in the. 9th great support, Meicham Maids ea th an spent three hours Iimpart- Inning the score - sheet to the 9th and were ing Dade i he Second game of this series is/jeading 7.5 going into the inal guth worked with the catchers bovked for Satbe Patk on Friday irame, But 3 errors in 'succes- t o n handled sion at 1st base, then a single, a 2d piichefs, M01 on 5 Oshawa girls opened with four|sacrifice and another single by|2nd Kapascinski This is one t: runs in the first inning when |Coughill, gave the homesters Fd after one out and then McCloskey kid doubt Grimmer was very wild and issu-{runs and a choice play let the|came through with a 3 Po ed four walks to the first five bat-| winning run go over the plate to|5¢ore pitcher Clapp with the run| ters, plus a single by Thomas.lend the game. that won his WESTERN IRE Hill, rf; cf Roman- Tani took over and finished out the game nicely. In the second] MERCHANT MAIDS -- Delves, (Badgley, 2b; Tutak, inning, Delves walked again and|cf; Halliday, ss; Fice, 1b and p;|iski, if; Dionne, ss; MeClimmond, Fice homered to make it 6-5,/Thomas, 3b; Lodge, 2b; Porter,|c; Scott, 1b; Gardner, 3b; Gree-| where it stayed until the 7th when|¢; McCabe, p and 1b; Hale, rf;|jey p; Collins, batted in 9th. the Merchant Maids added one[Sharples, If. SPITFIRES Marshall, ab; more run, on a double by D.| Burke - PASTORS -- Tani, ss; J. Tamblyn, 1b; Clapp, Thomas, an error and an infield|and p; Coughill, ¢; Fenton, If and|p; Kapascinski, 3b; McCloskey, | out. {2b; Grimmer, p and If; Fournier,|c; Tilks, cf; Pettes, If;" Gilles, rf. | Burke - Pastors scored five runs rf; Harada, 3b; Naylor, ss; Clark, g : g g § fs ot EN it. NOW _ | IS THE TIME TO BUY BRAND NEW 1956 FORDS only $1958 Includes Signals, Safety Wheel Ces Fi.8 At Kitchener, INTER-COUNTY TEAM STANDING SENIOR INTER-COUNTY STANDING (Including last alps Jamen) Oshawa Motors =f AEACHEK' MAKES HIT WITH PUPILS Teacher Lynn Lovenguth is Sreatly admired by pupils Jim- G k tefoff, at left, and T Thursday -- Kitchener at Osh- awa, 8.00 p.m |g day -- London at Brantford; omas at Kitchener, and Siltfiejdels. | Saturday -- Oshawa at London, 3.00 pm. and 8.15 p.m. OSHAWA MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOC. SUNNYSIDE PARK BOYS WHIP WOODVIEW BANTAMS In a league game at Sunnyside Park last night, Sunnyside Park | Bantams whipped Woodview Park] boys 18-1, itcher, sual. b, ielder Lew Morton, hel formal "baseball He no several dozen youngsters at For- SPORTS MENU "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell of "school" ove to attend. | i WAGES UP 16c PER HR. STEEL UP $8.63 TON COST OF LIYING UP 1.01 2h SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA MOTORS gained some valuable ground last night up in Kitchener, when they nosed out tne Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen | 3-2 in their scheduled Intér-County fixture, At the same time, London Majors were whipping St. Thomas Elgins 7-5, so this put the Motor City squad a two full games ahead of the Elgins and only half-game behind the third-place K-W Dutchmen, who play here in Oshawa tonight. If the Motor City team can knock off the "Dutchies" at A walk to McGill in the third in-| LEGION MINOR \ning, followed by a walk to John-| song, » sien bse "and + sincie BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS of the game for Woodview, who| BASEBALL ASSOC. had runners on bases in every single inning, but couldn't get a real hit when needed to put run- pgh ners over the plate. Sunnyside, on the other hand, broke in front with four runs to ler (8) Flowers (9) and Lopata By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League | Chicago 000 000 041--5 12 0|New York | Phila 000 010 000-1" 5 0] Kline and Foiles: Meyer, R. Mil-| Pittsburgh BEATON'S DAIRY BOYS BEAT AJAX BANTAMS Beaton's Dairy opened their Todays Games Gatos Batam League piayols| (And probable pitchers) i1ast night with a 6-1 upset victory! 63 .437 19 65 .404 22% |in their first inning when McCabe, cf. | 1 49 4 41 1957 CAR PRICES UP BUY NOW AND SAVE Kinsmen Stadium this evening, they'll move into third place in the piex-County standing, a half-game ahead of the K--W team and only "one-atd-a-half games behind the second-place Brantford Red Sox. This affair at the Stadium here tonight was to have been a double- header--ordered by the league executive to clean up some postponed dates--but the . Dutchmen objected to the doubleheader, on the grounds that it meant losing time of work, in order to be in Oshawa in time for a 6:30 p.m. start and as the Dutchmen are not making start on five hits including a triple Cincinnati by Eldridge and added four more in the second on four more hits. Chicago They added to their total in every g inning with Rowden and Eldridge 020 010 000 000 001--4 16 0 mez (6-12) vs Craig (11-7) ed the league for the entire sum- Cincinnati at Chicago -- Law- mer as league-leaders. 100 000 200 000 000--S3 13 1|rence (16-5) vs Jones (5-11) | Dave Waite went to the mound] Jeffcoat, Klippstein (13) and! Milwaukee at St. Louis (N)--|for the Beaton's Dairy team and hitting homers in the sixth, Baile y y; Hacker, Davis (10) Lown Conley (6-7) Mizell (1 {he came up with a sparkling ong: SUNNYSIDE -- Bishop, ss; Eld- Brosnan (15) Valentinetti y bos 18) | 1) ridge, ¢; Whiteley, p; Sadowski, 1b: Mason, 2b; Mossey, 3b; Row (15) and Chit New York at Brooklyn (N)--Go- over the Ajax lads, who had | eawayy "HHI ern a LTD. a -- ee -- ee eee Te "w-- (Oshawa Fair harness races and "Saturday night) expenses at the gate, the players naturally object to losing money from their regular jobs. So the single game here tonight is called for the regular hour, 8:00 p.m. Ted Stone pitched the win for Oshawa last night and the game was a real hectic affair. The "Motors" have lost three games in Kitchener this summer by eome-run margins, after outhitting the homesters and having few errors. Last night it was the other way around. Stone was touched for seven hits and Oshawa | collected only five off left-hander Dean Finkbeiner. The "Motors" also had two errors and the homesters didn't have any -- but Oshawa won the game, They got three of their hits, along with [ a walk, in the top of the third inning for three runs. The Dutch- men came back in the same frame to score their two an! neither team scored again. The Oshawa boys figure they were "given the gears" also. Rollie Levellle was ordered from the game, while getting a drink of water -- for a remark he didn't make. Haig Lavery took the blame for the remark, so the umpire also ordered Lavery from the game. -- but wouldn't reprieve Le- | veille. At this injustice, manager Roy Lefevre staged a heated argument with the official and he got the heave-ho also. The | last three innings with Fred | Etcher doing the catching and "Red" McDermaid playing at second base. Needless to say -- it all helped to make the victory just that much sweeter, | 1 DON'T KNOW who _ manager Roy Lefevre will send to the mound here igh the Kitch Waterloo Dutchmen but | our guess is that it will either be Cec Hall or left-handed Don Crawford. The Dutchmen are not too potent against good right- handed pitching and a "leftie" also gives them plenty of trouble, 50 no matter who gets the call for the Motqr City forces, if he comes up with a good game, he should be able to register a win. And a win is needed. The 'Motors' would like nothing better than to move into third place in the standing at this point, because that | would leave the scramble for the fourth and final playoff berth between St. Thomas and the Dutchmen -- with only about three weeks of schedule play r ini This game at the Stadium tonight should draw a good crowd. The "Motors" have won their | first two games this week -- both away from home. Now that they have proven they are not "homers" they belong higher in the standing than fourth place, by knocking off the Dutchmen here this evening. | Fourth game of the Oshawa City and Digtrict Senior "B" softball finals, will be played tonight at Whithy under their oY floodlights and it should be another exciting tussle. The Hillcrest- Stokers were down a game before in the series but came up with their Best brand of ball to even the count on their home diamond. Tonight they are faced with the same task, except that this time it's "a must". The Stokers have to win this one tonight to force the series to the limit of five games. Oshawa Tony's were hitting the ball hard on Tuesday night and came up with 14 hits, however the gemeral opinion is that Meule- meester was not nearly as sharp as usual, but if he comes up with a game like he pitched on Saturday, Tony's will find safe hits very scarce. If Whitby does win tonight, to force a fifth and deciding game, they will have set the stage for a real natural. The fifth game is expected to be ordered for this | Saturday nigh! and since Alexandra Park is not available grandstand show booked for we rather expect that the City and District executive will order the fifth game to be played at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium -- unless they wish to wait until the | following week. BRIGHT BITS -- Oshawa Fair program for the balance of the week includes several attractions of interest to sport fans, including | \In Drive For Record den, cf; Konarowski, If: Michaels, rf; Yahn, If, WOODVIEW Russell, 1b; Magill, p and 2b; Johnstone, ec; Bennett; 3b; Cox, rf; Norris, ss; Hamilton, ef; Clarke, 2b and p; | Sage, If. RADIO PARK BANTAMS BEAT CONNAUGHT PARK Radio Park Bantams whipped | Connaught Park 15-3 last night at Connaught Park. The homesters got their three {runs all in the first inning and) never scored again. Radio Ban- {tams, upset the night before, came Jackson (9) and Katt up with a hitting attack that would | {not be denied and scored rums in| every inning to make it clear-cut. RADIO -- Wilson, p; Zedie, 3b; | Terwilliger, 1b; Wilfong, ¢; Lud- lam, 2b; Goldsmith, ss; Teno, rf; | Amey, of; Seneco, if; Mewett, If; Lloyd, rf. CONNAUGHT -- Robinson, If; Glover, ¢; Bentley, p; Bulmer, cf; Boyd, 1b; Johnstone, 2b; Fair, ss; Garrard, 1b; Guiltinan, rf; Wil: liams, If. WALLEYVIEW BANTAMS IRs: Cin - Bailey; Chi-Whise- |Cancinnatt Chicago ( (Game called In 6th Fowler darkness) and Burgess; {Hughes (4) and Landrith | HRs: Cin-Post, Burgess. |New York 000 100 000--1 4 Brooklyn 000 000 000--0 2 | Antonelli, and Sarni; {Labine (9) and Howell, | HRs: NYK-Mays, | Mil 00 210 100-4 8 St. Louis 001 000 000--1 Spahn and Granda; Pholsky, HR: StL-Katt, American League 000 001 201--4 4 0 New York 000 102 30-6 8 4 Brewer, Porterfield (7) Delock| (8) and White, Daley (8); Ford, Byrne (5) Sturdivant (8) and Berra, Detroit Cleveland Lary and House; Naragon. Washington Boston Lemon and 01 000 010 000--2 7 1 Baltimore WIN OVER KINGSIDE Valleyview Park boys defeated Kingside Park Bantams 18-12 Jast {night at Cowan Park, in thelr Ki-| wanis Bantam League fixture. Nichols and McDonald hooked up| lin this affair but both pitchers {were hit hard' as the batters took over and made it their night. Each| team got one big rally. A seven-| run splurge in the second featured by Dingman"s homer, put Valley-| 9), |view away out in front, Evans, Lindsay and Murray all hit homers | for the winners in the fifth inning --' they can also prove that when six more runs crossed the| Toronto plate. Kingside's big inning was the 7th| |when they added six runs. Noakes ( {hit 2 homer in the fourth for the VAL LEYVIEW Barron, Evans, 2b; Grey, ¢; Dingman, 3b; { Linton, If; Lindsay, rf: Clapp. ss; Nichols, p. KINGSIDE -- Noakes, ¢; Hooper| Richmond Harris, Walz (7) and Roseboro; | 1b; {Lopat, starr (6) Post (8) and Nee- rf; L. Jeffs, cf; McDonald. p: Por- teous, 2b; Pleau, ss; Wilson, (Jeffs, 3b; Buechler, If i. Johnny Longden Gets Four More Winners DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) -- Vet- eran jockey Johnny Longden rode four winners at Del Mar Tuesday in his drive for a world record] number of lifetime victories. |T The quartet, all favorites, gave Longden 4,840 winnes, 30 short of the record set by England's Sir Gordon Richards. One of Longden's winners Tues- day was Neva T. in the featured 000 002 000 001--8 7 1 (12 innings) Pascual, Byerly (8) and Ber- |beret, Fitzgerald (9); Fornieles, | Wighi (10) and Triandos, Gastall| Chicago 300 100 321-10 15 i {Kansas City 000 000 000--0 2 Donovan and Lollar; Moss or | Burnette, MoMahan (8) Herriage| 9) Li Thompso 1 Rs: Chi-Minoso, Esposito, Lol- ey International League 420 000 | Columbus Meyer, | Newcombe ~ 0 Baltimore 000 000 0101 6 3 Friday's 000 000 000--0 6 | Friday's games | Pittsburgh at New York (N) i 100-7 7 0 Brooklyn at Philadelphia (N) 000 030--3 10 0 Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) {Chicago at St. Louis (N) American League {New York Cleveland Boston hicago Detroit Washington J | Kansas City .333 37 Today's Games (And probable pitchers) (11-12) vs Kellner (7-4) Detroit at Cleveland -- (14-9) vs Score (12-7) 6-4) vs Larsen (7-3) Only games scheduled. Games Detroit at Chicago (N) Kansas City at Cleveland (N) New York at Baltimore (N) Washington at Boston (N) International Leagu W L Toronto Rochester Miami | Montreal Hisvana ichmond | ichmone 452 16 W L Pet GBL | oly He play after a walk then hs "so 7 10% .569 537 Tan 482 20% 446 24% 405 29 Chicago at Kansas City--Wilson Hoeft | Boston at New York -- Nixon Epa. GBL .581 545 % 545 4% 532 6 .480 12% (Toronto at Columbus (N) .464 14% |Rochester at Miami (N) but he was real stingy with safe-| ties. An infield error gave Meek| Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) hitter to fully earn OSHAWA-WHITBY |--Law (5-13) vs Rogovin he 5) hit one batter with a Bl val L,Y 4 OO | OO | 24 and issued six walks in the game] a life in the fourth inning and a single by Ellis followed by an in- Seld ut let Meek score Ajax's a, hit batter, followed by Zedic's {single gave Beaton's Dairy a 2-0 lead in the first frame and they] doubled the score in the second | stanza on four walks and a single [by Fegan. McCartney pitched very well after the first two innings but he eased up in the 7th and a single] by Fegan and Waite's double fol-| lowed by a steal and a wild pitch, gave Beaton's Dairy their last| aa runs, then McCartney fanned! the n ters. BEATON'S DAIRY -- Godrid |e; Fegan, rf; Waite, aite, p: Rec Reid, 1b: urke, ss; McMasters, if; . AJAX -- Brewer. 3b; McCart- ney, p; Mee! ; Ellis, of and p; | Hobbs, If; Claringhold 1b; Ker-| ton, 3b; pp, Shearer, c: Desroches, 3b; Hill, 'batted in 9th: Daza, cf; Greer, If. Ron » Buffalo 2, ni 405 22 Totays G Montreal at Auld (N) 'Buffalo at Havana (N) 000 0-8 7 0 100 120 0--4 10 0 Lovenguth and Sawatski, Battey| (2), Santiago, Wooldridge (1) Spi- cer (8) Duser (7) and Noble. Toronto 1 010 0204 10 0 cf; | Columbus 000 000 Hi Grimsley and Battey; 1b; Murray, {Harrington (9) and Shantz, ontreal 200 104 110-9 13 0) 000 100 220-5 10 2 man. Buttato 030 000 010--4 9 0 Havana 000 030 000-3 6 3 Hahn, Nicholas (9) and Sherry, Tomkinson (6); Minarcin, Hatten| (4) Cueche (8) Sanchez (8) and Dotterer. Rochester at Miami, (2) ppd,| rain, American Association Denver 4 St. Paul 7 Louisville 2 Omaha 8 4 M Jodi napoe 8 Wichita 11 Pacific Coast League Hollywood 2-0 Sacramento 3-1 Seattle 9 San Diego 4 Vancouver 14 Los Angeles 4 Portland 4 San Francisco 8 1 PRICES SAMPLES HARRIS TWEED FORD FORDOR Dark blue, air conditioning, ab- solutely showroom condition. SPORT JACKETS Impsesably Tailored By Society Brand SPECIAL SEDAN Light green, ladies' ear and "66 FORD TUDOR : TUDOR Green 2-tone radio, guaranteed next year's price. "63 FORD FORDOR Tutone blue and white, six wheels and tires, like new, gu- aranteed mechanically, "63 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN Big six, automatic transmis. sion, spotless interior, white wall tires. 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