The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

10 THE DAILY TIMES-SAZETTE, Monday, July 14, 1958 STONEY CREEK, holders of | Junior softball tournament, held the 1957 OASA Juvenile "B" championship, captured the Oshawa City and District Trophy and first prizes in the first annual Ontario-wide open | the handsome Bridge 6-4 in the thrilling final game of the tournament. The winners are shown above, with trophy: left-to- Stoney Creek Wins First Junior Softball Tourney Stoney Creek, holders of the/6-4 -- and as it turned out, win 1957 OASA Juvenile ""B"" cham-/the game, pionship, served notice that Sarnia put on a garrison finish they'll be tough to beat for the Cunningham opened the 9th with Ontario Junior *'B" champion-|a single and Hamilton grounded ship. h this season vhen k 8 the they capture t muffed Junior oper t ment, held here on S. hot} hen force t 0 2nd unded, fore ham at 3rd then pinch-hitter Glee The Stoney Creek boys chalked|son grounded, all hands up three wins to capture the Osh-|safe when the to 3 awa City and District. Softball|too late Association's handsome new tro-| NASTY ACCIDENT phy and top prizes of the tourna-\ with one out and tue uases ment, defeating Sarnia bridge joaded, excitement was high 6-4 in the final game with a tWo- when Kelly grounded to short- run homer in the 6th inning, to!stop Hayhurst. The throw to the break a 4-4 deadlock plate was just in time for the The final game was a thrilling|force-out of Hamilton. however climax to an exciting tourna-'that player suffered a serious ment that was spiced with ajinjury as he touched the plate, couple of surprises and upsets suffering what was believed to be and the final game itself ended{a broken right leg, when his with a story - book flourish that|spike caught the plate and his topped off the day's competition|leg twisted under him. He was in grand style. removed from the field and taken Coleman, on the mound for to Oshawa Hospital Stoney Creek, was tagged for| With two. out, Hinchberger four runs in the first inning on|8rounded to the infield and was singles by Kelly and Hinchberg.| thrown out at ist base to end er, a walk to McFederan, an in.| the game and tournament field error and Cunningham"s| SARNIA Kelly, cf; Hinch- double. But Randy Felker came|berger, 3b; Kuz, rf; McFederan to the mound and retired the next|1b; Nibar, If; Cunni 2b two batters -- then held Sarnia|Hamilton, c; Little, Johnson, off the score - sheet for the rest|P; Gleeson, If of the distance with a brilliant; STONEY CREEK Hayhurst display, giving up only two walks|ss: Rush, e¢: Butkovich M and two hits while fanning 13!/Felker, rf and 2b; Leckie, If batters. Ogilvie, 1b; House, cf; Boychuk, Stoney Creek hit njght back in 2b; Coleman, p; R. Felker, p; their own half of the first inning, Lockwood, cf when Butkovich and M. Felker| §cyGOG CLEANERS UPSET drew walks, after two were out Hardest - fought game of the then Jim Leckie hit a homer.|,urnament came, by the luck of Butkovich walked in the thi r dl he draw, in the first round, when and scored on a sacrifice, an|apator Construction of Weston error and infield out, to tie UPltangled 'with Oshawa Scugog the score at 4-4 Cleaners ball for Sarnia aso, If Temaited (ole nn Hornsby of Scugos a 44 deadlock until the bottom of {leancrs and Ary Lancaster of -3 ; the Abator club, hooked up in a the sixth when Leckie opened terrific pitching battle. The i a single and Bill Ogilvie| oheqyled 7-inning first round elted a long homer, to make it| gone went to the 9th inning be- fore a run was scored and a win- ner declared, 'Chico' Fernandez smashing out a long . distance homer in the bottom of the 9th to glve Weston the 140 victory Lancaster was invincible, He gave up only one hit and one walk, 'not an Oshawa runner reaching 2nd base. Line - drive h thé Cobourg Rideau grabs robbed B. Simcoe and niors and the Motor [ornsbv of extra-base hits and ime off on top, 3-1, in |the entire Abator team gave =t games of the sea Lancaster great support. He had six strikeouts while Hornsby had seven annua! v tour aturday vas throw to 3h Oshawa Juveniles 'Win Over Cobourg awa Juveniles invaded Co- anis Park on Sunday hore League Juvenile y' Gi pitched the win the Oshawa team, giving up ngle in the second inning and 'anct in the third. In the third, he hit Maybee with a pitch and when Greenaway followed with a! fingle and P. Wakeley was aiso a pitched ball, it took a at the plate on a steal to prevent Maybee from for re scoring Coliourg didn't get a hit after that until] the 8th inning when Harris was safe on an infield er- ror, advanced on another error and then scored from 2nd base ce came through with er. Gray fanned the batters but he had lost Mont. Hungaria Italia Olympia Mont. Cantalia Ukrainia Mont, Sparta Hungaria White Eagle Ham. Hungaria A. C. Sparta Ulster United Tridents Ham. Italia Malta United Canadian-Scots 15 14 t 2, pitching for Cobourg, 0 in good form. Cooper's to open the 4th inning, was hawa's firzt hit off Maybee and Cooper was tagged out trying to geore on Breckenridge's infield grounder The Oshawa team got all their three runc in the top of the 6th. Middicton opened with a double and Gray singled. Middleton was safe at the plate on Boyd's infield here Saturday, defeating Sarnia | Labaftts National Soccer League Standings including games played Sunday, July 13th, 1958 Games Games Games Games Played Won 1 et BEBO NNOYOYO grounder. Morden popped up but 5 led to score Gray. Later between We down"' Boyd 1 right (front row) -- Bob House, | Ed. Butkovich, Ron Lockwood, Jim Day, man, Randy Felker, pres. Jim Leckie, Bill Ogilvie, Ev | Rush, captain, Garth Keefer, | manager, Mike Felker and Jim | Hayhurst; (back row) Quinto | | Adoranti, coach, Bob Boychuk, SCUGOG Simcoe, 3b; Newey, 1b; Simcoe, ¢ ald, cf CLEANERS R.|lo Tilk, 2b; Wilson, ss; pl Buzminski, If; B.|Sz Hickey IeDon- ba Hornsby ABATOR 1h Fernandez " Lancaster, If; Myers Cook, 3b Taylor C If ANOTHER SURPRISE un Stoney Creek defeated Burling- pl ton, 1957 Junior "B' chamnions, |w 3-1 in the opening round, Randy |th Felker pitching the win and hit-|ov ting a homer in the 7th to clinch st the verdict. si Stoney Creek advanced to the six runs and their 7-0 lead finals by upsetting Weston Abator in fhe semi - finals. The Abators|S: were nursing a 3-1 lead going into|ol the sixth inning when Stone y|if Creek pounced on the offerings of | M Gil Myers and continued the at-|to tack on relief pitcher Lancaster, batted for four runs, collected on a total| -- of five solid singles and a walk The big rally caught Abators off- guard and with only one inning left, they didn't have a chance to come back as Randy Felker, re- licving Coleman finished out the] game in fine style BURLINGTON Greer, 2b;| Graffam, 3b; Smith, 1b; Forstner, Donavan, cf: Solomon, ec; Schicker, rf; McFadden, If; Gib bons, ss; Morning, If TWO SHUTOUT WINS Sarnia Bridge advanced to the finals with two shutout victories They blanked Madoc, 1957 Junior "C'" champigns, in the opening round - 9-0, - They pounced on Shaw's slants for three runs in the first inning and Little's triple sparked another three-run rally in the fifth. Kelly pitched the win for Sarnia and was never in trouble MADOC -- Bateman, 3b; Tufts, {2b; M. Johnston, cf; Whiteman, ss; Broadworth, c¢; Robemille, rf; Blackburn, If; Stickwood, 1b; Shaw, p Sarnia had a tougher time in the semi - finals as the Radio Park Oshawa Juveniles held them off the score - sheet for five innings, only to dpse out 7-0, with one run in the 6th and six in the final inning. The Juveniles, who drew a bye in the first round when Rostock failed to put in an appcarance, couldn't do much against the pitching of Kelly. They didn't get a hit until B. March singled in the 7th. Two walks followed to Goals Lost Tied F. A. Points --- N=OooUnaNnuobLNWWW Ot ed cd WN WWW = NO N= SCHEDULE TORONTO -- FRED HAMILTON PARK Kick-off: Week -- 8:00 p. Mon., July 14th--Sparta v. m. Sunday -- 3:00 p.m. Ukrainia an Park yases 1p to hold them off PORTS MENU Big Rally In 8th Clinches By Geo. H. Campbell 'Win For Laurie's Juniors SPORTS EDITOR ed Joe|succession, to force in a run, Osh- by Fraser, who scored on a single awa's first, an earned run -- of by Kavanaugh and an infield out andra Park on Saturday after- the "donated" variety. | choice play. noon, in a Leaside Baseball As-| «Spike Minacs opened the fifth| The score was only 53 going sociation Junior League schedgle with a single, Ryan followed williinto the 9th but Laurie 2 loved |fixture, to take over undisputed|a 'mammoth triple to centre and up the decision in that inning wi FLYNN'S SPORTS dropped an importan, gate here Saturday | possession of second place in the scored himself when Kelly clip-|a four-run outburst, all after there afternoon in the Leaside Junior League schedule, when Laurie si..." an ding, ~ |ped a single into right field terri- were two out, Mathews walked, Book a 95 decision over the Oshawa.Juniors here at Alexandia Kenny Lawrence, Laurie's|tory. Ne lid Wright and Passarello, 28 Park. The local lads left a total of 12 runners stranded on the! ound ace, turned back the Osh- myo yornociors threatened in the|Jack Ogden, who had replaced bases and they were also charged with a total of five errors--|, , juniors with a total of only|,. "0 single to Bob Winter Brewster in the 5th, hit a wild @ 2 combination which is far from good enough to win very many|gy pits and he was at his best) 4 wan to Kelly, with one out streak. Fraser lashed a single into games, The local squad, carrying the 1957 Ontario championship| pen the homesters had men on|y they didn't actually score right and Joe Melnick let the ball banner, are mot coming up with the brand of ball expected ofihages He walked a couple in the| ain until the 9th. Winter dou-|get past, allowing all three run. them. this season. They lack the "fire" that took them to title|first inning and one in the second |yieq" vith one out, to become the ners to score then Fraser scored honors last year and they also are guilty of too many errorspyut it wasn't until the 4th inning only Oshawa batter with two hits| When Spike Minacs lost Kavan- in the field, as well as being short of the timely hits needed|ihat Oshawa was able to score.fe oo day. Lawrence lost con. | augh's high life, in the sun. to score runs, after they get men on bases. The defeat Saturday | Lawrence gave up opening walks, at this point, walking Ryan,| Fraser, with four RBI's, was his dropped Flynn's into third place and the way the league is rolling to Johnny Ryan and Lionel Kelly, | golly and Roberts in succession |teams most valuable hitter, with along, they'll have to come up with a complete reversal of form, got Ted Roberts and then walked pian Mathews came to the two timely singles while Law if they hope to finish in top spot. Jackie Cole and Jackie Fisher in mound at this point and Jackie rence and Kanvanaugh each had y Ld » THE BOX SCORE eo Fes 3" MINOR 10 SOFTBALL ASSOC. and final run. on 0 Oshawa Minor Softball Associ Flynn's left a total of 12 run- ners stranded on the base-paths, 10 nn ation standings up to and includ- ing games of Wednoeday, Joly 9: due to their failure to get hits in no KIWANIS BANTAM LEAGUE w | Laurie's Sports defeat Flynn's Sports 9-5 here at Alex- 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' * The Ontario-wide Junior open softball tournament here at Alexandra Park was a terrific svecess. They had several games that were in doubt until the final out--including the final game, when Sarnia had the bases loaded with only one out in the Sth and still lost the trophy and top prizes to stoney Creek Juniors, 6-4. His Stoney Creek team was last year's Juvenile "B" Ontario champlons and on what th showed here Saturday, they can start dusting off their shelf for the Junior "B" trophy. Two of last year's Ontario cham- pionship teams, Burlington (Junior "B') and Madoc (Junior "C") were eliminated here Saturday afternoon in the very first round. So were the Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, last year's Junior "A" semi-finalists. A red-hot pitcher from Weston (Abator Construction) caught the Oshawa team, hy the Juck of the draw, in the very first round and he came up with a terrific one-hit performance In a game that wont two extra fnnings, for a 1-0 win. A mammonth home-run blow in the last of the 9th won the game for Weston and broke up the best game of the day. Stoney Creek upset the Weston team in the semi-finals, another proof that the over-all calibre of the entire tournament was of top-notch quality. . . sued by Lawrence, only two cross- ed the plate for Oshawa, In both because of another walk after the bases were already load wd Bob Brewster was: on the mound for Flynn's. He gave up his first three runs in the fourth oning when Mathews walked, Wright forced Mathews for the sweeond out but Tom Passarello wanlked and George Fraser singl- ef, so did Art Kavanaugh. Law rence opened the fifth with a single, moved along on a sacrifice iy Bob Green and an infield out, then scored when Mathews was afe on an error at 1st base Passarello was safe on an error to open the sixth. He was forced Nava m Passarello, 3h | Fraser, If Kavaungh, ¢ Vuchnich, rf Lawrence, p TOTALS FLYNN'S Minaes, of Winter, 1h Hyun, 3h Kelly, rf Hoberis nn Cole, Fisher, Estabrooks eo Melnick Brewster, n-Miklas h-Ogden TOTALS a-Struckout for Brewster in h-Replaced Miklas in 6th e-Struckout for Estabrooks in 6th RHE 9 9 2 5 6 Errors Melnick Putouts cases the right spots, Of the 11 walks is-| Sunnyside Woodview Radio Fernhill Simcoe Hall Southmead North Oshawa Storie Eastview Connaught MIDGET LEAGUE Storie Fernhill Southmead North Oshawa w Eavow > if (ECR OF PE CE = BN pa ' 2 ONDE UU boy, Ted Cole- | oe Felker and Fred bat . 0 0 0 0 0 it ef p BITTER IRONY is perhaps the best description of Saturday evening's unfortunate incident at Alexandra Park. In the last inning, of the final game, a Sarnia player suffered broken lleg (not officially determined, at time of writing) when it appe jared as if he caught his spike in the "home plate" as he tried to score--and his momentum carried him on across, with the {leg being held firm. They used two ball bats and a roll of tape {to make a split for the injured leg and then carried him from the diamond to the nearest car, for transportation to Oshawa Hospital. Following our comnents in this column in Saturday's |issue--the accident could not have timely nor more clearly pointed lout the weakness in the present administration system at Alexan dra Park 1 --Photo by Campbell's Studios n | 2 a" p Rew | | | 5 000 311 004 000-120 002 THE SUMMARY Wright, Green, Ryan, Cole, Winter, Minacs; Assists: Flynn's 27-14; Laurie's 27-9: Left-on-bases: Flynn's 12 Lauries: 8; Two base hits: Win ter; Three base hits Sac rifice bunt: Green, heffield; Wild pitch: Lawrence IP H R ER BB §0 Lawrence (WP) Laurie's Flynn's » » * a o BRIGHT BITS: Major League baseball action over the BY he mses =n) Janvsion Ne. week-end saw White Sox split with Yankees while Detroit beat arnia striking out the next two | Baltimore twice to. move un into second place in the American League Cleveland Indians heat ake this possible and in another in-bill Washingion on Sunday to ix in-| Wi Sox heat Réd Sox on Saturdav while Yankees e| whitewashed the Indians 10-0 8. F. GIANTS took over firs! shtened|place in the National Leacue, over the week-end. They are now In the sixth|a half-game ahead of Milwaukee, earning the snot with a 5-2 pushed over one run on a|win over the Braves on Saturday and a 6-5 victory yesterday alk and single and a choice| while this was going on, St. Lovis Cards beat Pirates Saturday ay. Then in the 7th, Peters| hut lost twice Sunday, so they didn't gain much. Cubs nipped alked the first three batters phillies twice Sunday, 3-2 and 2-1, after losing 12-2 on Saturday en Nybar singled. Mornylo took |The Dodgers defeated Redlegs 4:3 on Saturday and took two er the pitching but after one/,,0 yesterday--which leaves them only seven games out of rikeout a walk and two more| gig place--but still on the bottom of the National League stand- ngles followed, to give Sarnia TORONTO LEAFS blanked Rochester 6-0 yesterday after PARK losing Saturday 9-3 but Montreal Royals won over Buffalo Satur- o:. Nich day and split yesterday, to hold their lead FOUR BRAVES ishen. ss: Price. 2b: B. March Went on a wild party Tuesday night in Los Angeles and Mil- Chasczewski, rf: Peters, p; Waukee manager Fred Haney issued a stern warning to the errit', cf; R. March, 3b: Thex-|entire team on Friday . LOCAL LAWN BOWLERS, in singles n. 2b; Kornylo, p in 7th; Hanna, |and doubles play, advanced over their Whitby rivals on Satur- in 7th, day, in district provincial playoff competition. Boston Red Sox to S Kansas City lost both Detroit on Saturday atters and standin infield roll Peter did Twice S getting Sneddon on r, to end the gar i for ob for after losing : te the twice ng C Mathews Brewster (LP) 4 but each tir FOR EXAMPLE: You Monthly Receive Payments 7S 506.94 | $22.00 $1,526.72 | $60.00 "$2,500.00 | al Ogden 5 Umpires: Ab Barnes Gord Wilson (Bases); hrs. 48 mins. Scorer: zik. REMEMBER WHEN. . .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS & yrERIOR § INANCE Freddy Fitzsimmons of the then| Brooklyn Dodgers pitched his CLOSED SATURDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST 200th victory in 16 years in the OTHER OFFICES IN: Toronto (2), Willowdale, New Toronto, Hamilton, major leagues, shutting out Pitts |Peterborough, Kitchener, St. Catherines, London, Kingston, and Ottewe burgh Pirates 2:0, 18 years ago|17 Simcoe St. N. RA 5-6541 today. 1$50 to $5,000 (Plate); Time: 2 Peter Mu Without Endorsers or Bankable Security Life Insurance Available ing . OSHAWA RADIO veddon, 1b: Fegan, "The Custom 300 Tudor features fine-car looks and performance. WITH FORD, THE QUALITY CAR OF THE LOW PRICE FIELD Ford's new Interceptor V-8 engines feature Precisidh Fuel Induction for smooth, sure power. Teamed with new Cruise-O-Matic transmission, they offer up to 159, savings on gas. For even greater economy, Ford offers the Mileage Maker Six, Canada's most powerful modern Six. Five steel cross-braces are welded to the roof rails of every Ford sedan and hardtop to give you the greatest roof reinforcement in Ford's field. Competitors have only 2 or 3 in similar models. You get extra strength and safety from these and other high- quality features in every Ford. No wonder most people guess high on Ford's price! Ford has graceful styling and handsome interiors once found only in expensive luxury cars. And for fine-car comfort, every Ford front seat is cushioned with soft foam rubber. New front and rear suspension mean a smoother, ride on any road. For added stability, Ford's frame is bowed out to let you ride lower --and safer too, within the protection of the heavy side rails, Traveling first class costs less than you'd think in a Ford. Let your Ford Dealer show you the reasons why. Bullt in Canada... by Canadians... for Canadians SiXorVv-8 Tues, July 15---White Eagle v. Canadian-Scots Wed., July 16th--Malte United v. Hamilton Hungaria Thurs, July 17th--Hungaria v. Olympia-Harmony Fri., July 18th--Sparta v. Ulster United Sat., July 19th--Ukrainia v, Italia Sun,, July 20th--Canadion-Scots v. Montreal Hungaria HAMILTON Kick-off -- 8:00 p.m. July 19th--Hamilton Italic v. Montreal Hungaria Labatts 'SO'ALE BREWERY 30 For extra builtin quality at no extra cost to you... strikeouts and in the well-pitched. he only player : the going ws © gel two OSHAWA oH and 1y WwW hits. Boyd, 1b; Cooper, ss; kenridge, ¢ let ri; Gray Daniel see your = 8d dealer! Morden, Row- Nor- | i FORD 3b is great! Bree Wills, cl Sat, Huiz) Cot Wa ards, cI Arnew 1 1 OURS db, Har hamp, ¢; I s, If; é LIMITED Maybee, p.