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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tugiday, May 26, 1959 {Oshawa Beagle Is Canadian C More honors' were won on Sat- urday, May 23, by the Oshawa Beagle Club, when Middle-Stone y, Zorra, a 13-inch beagle owned by William Waddington Jr. won the highest award in Canada for Derby * competition. The trial. held at Cayuga, Oo tario, brought together all the winners of the spring derby trials "held by various clubs during the past two months and is called the "Derby Championship Stakes'. The trial had eighteen contend- ers, many coming from Buffalo and surrounding areas of north ern New York State, as well as from all parts of Ontario. Zorra is one of the best bred beagles in Canada. His mother is Canadian and American Field Champion Bell's Tonnette, a beautiful fe male imported from the USA by Middle-Stone kennels, owned by Dr. Wes. Langmaid. Zorra's gire is American Field Champion Autumn Cloudy Sky, owned by Pete Levo of Red Dot Beagles of New Vienna, Ohio. This outstanding young beagle was hanflled at the rtial by John Matthews and his owner is justly proud of such a fine perform ance. Last year Bill came close to winning this event as his entry Model Swampy Toastie, placed second FORD INJURED NEW YORK (AP) Whitey Ford York Yankee south- paw pitcher, strained muscles in his left side Sunday while pitch- ing a two-hit shutout against Baltimore. "I felt something go on a sidearm pitch in the seventh "I finished without - THREE GENERATIONS OF successful "beagle raising" are indicated in the above picture Back in 1942 Bill" Wadding ton Sr., "the man of many medals," had a beagle that won the Canadian Derby champin- ship. On Saturday Bill" Wad dington Jr., had the honor of having his "Middle-Stone Zor- : 13-inch beagle (male) New inning." said Ford the rest of the game throwing sidearm." a By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' -- HODGE PODGE: We think the fact 1914 crew, that won the Henley Regatta event in was able to all turn out for their 45th re-uniom, t should be a big boost for rowing--and why arem't all ance Companies sponsoring rowing team at the they can collect--here"s a full crew of eight men and a cox nine in all) all still active 45 years after they won then trivmpt LOU VIPOND, one of the famous (in this dist Vipond twins is coaching the new Dixie Combines in Senior crosse and they have a combination of Mimico Maitlands Long Branch teams to bolster their roster for this season TORONTO LEAFS acquired ex-Detroit Tiger pitcher George Susce yesterday, to bolster their ailing mound staff but only a few hours| later, Washington Senators recalled Hal Woodeschick so Leafs are no further ahead--in fact, mmm? . DON WHITT won the Memphis Open yesterday but Canada's Al Balding came up with a sterling finish. Along with South Africa's Gary Player, i* was a three-way playoff, after they had finished the regulation 72-hole tie . . . MRS. THELMA BROWN of India, upset Mrs, Marlene Stewart Streit in the first round of the British Women's Amateur goMf tournament yesterday and this perhaps, could be the start of a waning star L.A. DODGERS blanked the SF. Giants 840 vesterday with Johnny Podres doing a neat two-hit pitching chore and Gil Hodges hitting a couple of two-run homers. The decision hurt Giants' bid to overtake the league-leading Milwaukee Braves HANK AARON, speaking of the Braves, is leading the National League batting race, with an average of over 460, which is just about 100 points better than his nearest rival. If he can hold the pace for about another month--he'll be almost able to coast to the eague batting title MORE OF SAME: Whitey Ford strained his side that o-hitter against Baltimore on Sunday and he may miss his turn or a few days--all of which isn't helping the Yankees one little it YANKEES are talking of making a trade for Dodgers' Duke" Snider but we suspect that even though "Duke'" isn't loing much for Dodgers these days--they'll think a couple of mes before they let him go TWO OSHAWA 5-pin bowlers, on the Ontario 'Doubles' OBA championship this past we and 'on them go the hearty congratulations of every alley bowler in he city OSHAWA Shopping Centre basketball players, win ers of the All-Ontario Inter. "'B" title, defeated Camp Borden on their way to the title. They'll be interested to know that the Camp Borden team won the Central Command title, this past veek JIM SHAW reports that the Oshawa Wilkinson Junior hall club travels to Talbot Park tonight to take on Larry Tearun's Woodbine Legion" team at 7.30 o'clock and that left-hander Bob likely go to the mound for Coach "Mike" under the weather following eve operation rece back in top form, ready to resume the reins of the Wilkinson boys PORT PERRY Rod and Gun Club is nr their annual "Carp Derby" on the next two Sundays Mav 31 June 7. Last 118 fishermen landed about 500 carp, with a 10- ear-old girl landing the largest one. 16 lbs They have prizes for rach of the two days and will except entries in the morning. The day's tournament ends at six o'clock in the evening, and this vear they are looking for an even larger entry than ever before LAST WEEK, talk of a third "Major" baseball league was rampant although the expert igure about five rs to look as if the fon new le since Buffalo 1d of course, if those md to do the same follow suit leaving Columbus, H limb--or will the leagues then "trade" memberships travelling closer. And what about other Pacific centres? Has everybody forgotten about them? Beaton's And Houdaille Win Legion Minor Games Oshawa Legion Mino Base-|ahead. They scored one in the ball Assoc. action last night saw sixth also, to lead 86 but they two games played, with Oshawa failed to hang on Dairy losing a 9-8 decision to Hou-| Rose, Howard, Holt, Spencer daille Industries down at Harman and Powlechuck were the big hit Park while Beaton"s Dairy beat ters for the losers out Victor's Sports 12-5 up at Al-| OSHAWA DAIRY Holt, If exandra Park Rose, 2b; Marchuck, of: Howard, Houdaille scored four runs iniss; Spencer, 1b: Crosmas, ¢: Pow the first inning and two in the lechuck, 3b. Campbell, rf: Tur econd stanza to take a.lead but/chin, p: Cromas, If: Wysotski hev saw this lead dwindle away rf. King » ind they to come up with! HOUDAILLF three runs the last of the 7th/Gage If; Suprvka p: Prentice n order to eke out the win. Gage 2h: Lee. ¢ Kemp, ss; Hickey hit the winning blow in the 7th-'3h. Willowby, rf; Mitchell, Ib inning rally, to push the ing Tilkk, cf; Adair, of run over the plate. Up until en, WIN F BARNARD Lee, Kemp, Hickey and Mitchell Ba RO EATON Vie welt the big hitters for the war fore Sports 12-5 in their league TS. : schedule clash at Alexandr, a , Oshawa Dairy loaded the bases| "mag [utton went to the 3 Pa in the first frame but couldnt|s,. "Bagton'e Dairy and had score. In their second inning, they|ao 4 rion: He gave up only pushed over four runs and added {0 hits Kole nik tripled in the two in the third to take a tie/ nq ang scored on an infield and a run in the fourth put them oor Victor's first The Es i----------Y Fe » added one on errors in fourt! RESCHEDULE GAME and MacDonald homered in the LONDON, Ont., (CF A sen- 5th inning to produce two more for inter-county game will beryng -- for their total played here Wednesday whey the) Beaton's Dairy won the game that Harvard' England if look premiums wain ict la and Brewster McArthur rently will Oshawa a serious vea list f t's ves vea 6 1 i ready mentioned t Royals dre be major Rochester a Miami to make the Coast baseball INDUSTRIES the Brantford Red Sox meet thef Lon-(in the first inning when they | scored nine runs, Armstrong dom Majors. win the Canadian Derby Stakes | major } west h VIENNA, Austria (CP)--Mur Among those most lmpressed | {ray Patrick says that the just. were a group of Czechoslovak!t concluded European hockey tour amateur players wio came out lof the New York mangers andfrom behing the Iron Curtain for Boston Bruins y ve eight hours to see the Ranger suece but md Brung work oul in Vienna not altogether satisfactory Ihe Czechs sald the tw NI The general manager the clubs would sweep Kurapean {Rangers told reporters that the amatewr teams off the ice {National Hockey Leaguers are As for the financial end of th tired, 'and they've a vight tour, Patrick sald to be." Of the 23 games played in Brit was a financially 0 ol | | : There were good crowds ing Germany and Switzerland. Wt inj (ain and the continent, the|,ier pigcos, an in Vienna, the | Rangers won 11 and the Brains, iq spring weather and out-of |, [nine, Three were ties. The tough oasom. hockey didn't see 104 | part, both clubs found, was Play have exerted mock of a pull" { [ing the whole exhibition in 27 Wut the disappointing gate | days ceipte didn't hurt the two len The games here lust in the pocketbook wound up the tour and the tens hoen guaranteed $1,000 a player will leave for home Wednesday | the tour alter brief respile in Switzer land : 'We think the tour was a sport |r Delnon of Switzerland, plans] ive success," Patrick sald Mon: {to bring over two more NHI, {day "The boys played good [clubs next spring Delnon, a for hockey and the Buropeans, who!mer European amateur ne tle Wl 1h hun werd unse sonable got on : weekend | ' plus exponues for s he promoter of the tour, Oth any professional player for vi dhe wonllion Tor po ma sed . HERO OF FLATBUSH Podres Keeps Giants Down By JACK STEVENSON SAN FRANCISCO (AP) hander Johnny Podres, the hero of Flatbush, credits creased use of a change-up pitch for the best performance his career The los Angele dodger south didn't giye San francisco Giants a hit until one batter was out in the eighth Mon interference * and 1 | of day and went on to blank them three walks plus a gle bv 8-0, yielding just two singles Ple ompleted rallp A That brought reminiscence change pitchers stopped Bea- the 1955 when the Dairy ers until xth|190-pounder turned back the Yan hen they kees 8-3 after the American ting the it|Leaguers had won the first two nn 4! games. Then in the finale, Podres of'hlanked the Yanks 2-0 on an eight-hitter, bringing Brooklyn its only world title vial impre the trials held are shown with owner al Above beagle dington at Cayuga the winning "Bill" Wad- Jr and at the ex- treme right is the 3rd genera tion of the Waddinglons, who right now isemore interested in basebal maybe in another years vill 'be producing championship beagles, to up- hold the family tradition Oshawa Times Staff Photo coaching staff had change-up ston and the urged him to use his m Left 1955 in ¢ often I'd s earl t mostly fast eason and zet declared the left vider who had finished only one previous game 'So | decided to use the change of pace a lot Ang it worked.' But with Willie Mays. 'he used ly fast balls and retired him hree straight time once get ting him to. hit into a slay FANS ALOU Johnny tanned San Francisco lead-off hitter Felipe Alou fow straight times and. three other Giants went down on strikes 'When I got Jack Brandt try-| ing to bunt in the eighth, I really thought I had a no - hitter,' Podres said afterward | But Daryl Spencer, who! inst Podres had three hits in| times at bat, lined left field| for a single and Bob Schmidt hit a one-base blow to left. Still Podres registered the first two- hitter of a career that started in 1933. All told, the Dodger hurler ced just 20 batters. 1 ween fin 17 . ba fer this of h X vi 22-year-old opened with a single and doubled [ iter in same inning. Luiton, ith a single after Plews got on « a t + Se ihe of double world series of the Lutton he did promote couple ton' a added one big hit and 1 the 7th, to un rally walks get WO-T a VICTOR'S SPORTS rf; Bourrie If 3b; McDonald, Fair, 3b. Skerrs Lynn Gillies Cover, ss Joghcon PSAYS ITS HIS BEST of and p; year after the Dodgers Crothers. imoved to Los Angeles, Podres|é yosted a 13-15 record but already this season he's Of the two. hitter, he says: "That just had to be the best 3; Gibbons, ¢ ame | ever pitched. I threw the Elmhurst, ss: Gilbert, ball where I wanted it to go. I Hartshorn, rf; Me- changed speeds real good." Podres said manager W, and and Last 'b ef F 5-2 BEATON'S * ong, 2b Latton, p cf; Miles, man, rf; If; Bell, of; Gary, rf Inter-County League Is Now In Full Swing The Inter County Softball league is off to another full sea- son of softball action. Each team plays 28 games throughout the schedule which began Thursday, May 21, and concindes Thursday Aug. 20 The schedule is as follows Note: In each case the team" named second. Dia- monds ' being used are at Alex- andra Park. bith East and West diamonds; also East and West diamonds at Lakeview Park, along with Storie Park, Ebenezer and Port Perry. AH schedule games are called or Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m sharp DAIRY Love, ss Rednap, If alt Al- [ea | | | { July 28--Thompsons vs Ebene. | zer, Ebenezer; Hoys vs Storie Park, Storie Park; Crawfords vs| McLaughlins, Alex. Park, west; | Port Perry vs Tonys, Alex. Park, | east July 30----Ebenezer vs Hoys, Lake. Park, west; Crawfords vs| Thompsons, Alex. 'Park, east; | Port Perry vs McLaughlins, Alex.| Park, west: Tonys vs Storie Park, | Storie Park 3--Storie Park Perry at Port Perry Aug. 4--Crawfords zer, Lake, Park, west; Hoys vs| Tonys, Alex. Park. east: Mec.| Laughlins vs Thompsons, Alex. | Park, west June 30--Port Perry vs Ebene zer, Ebenezer; Storie Park vs Hoys. Lake. Park, west; Mec- Laughlins vs Crawfords, Alex. Park, east; Thompsons vs Tonys, Alex. Park, west July 2--Ebenezer ling, Lake. Park Port Perry, Port Perry: Storie Park vs Crawfords, Alex. Park, west; Tonys vs Thompsons, Alex Park, east July 7--McLaughlins vs Eben ezer, Alex. Park, west; Tonys vs Hoys, Lake. Park, west; Thomp- sons vs Crawfords, Alex. Park,| east; Port Perry vs Storie Park, Storie Park July 9 Port Perry; Alex. Park, west; Hoys vs Crawfords, Alex. Park, east; Thompsons vs McLaughlins Lake. Park, west; Storie Park vs Tonys, Lake. Park, east July 14-Tonys vs Ebenezer Alex. Park, east; Thompson Hoys, Lake. . Park, west: Perry vs Crawfords, Alex west; McLaurhlins vs Park, Storie Park 16 Alex rhlin ( vs McLaugh- west; Hoys vs 'home is Aug ve Port] vs Ebene-| vhenezer 's THE SCHEDULE Ebeneror ¥ X---Tonys ve FEbenezer Park, west; Thompsons vs Lake. Park, west; Port vs Cravfords, Alex. Park and \cLaughling vs Storie at Storie Park 28 Aug. b6-Ebenezer Alex Park, east Thompsons, Alex Park, west;| Crawfords vs Port Perry, Port Perry; Storie Park vs McLaugh ling, Lake. Park, west Aug. 11 -Storie Park vs Eben- ezer, Ebenezer; Crawfords vs| 's, Alex. Park, west; Port| / v8 Thompsons, Alex. Park, | Tonys vs MeLaughlins, | P west Ebenezer Park, w Me Lake Par} ast: Tonys vs Port Perry, Port Perry; Crawford Storie Park, Alex Park Aug zer, Ebenezer May vs Alex Hoys Perry Tomy Hoys Park May V8 Port Park, | Storie Ebenezer vs Alex. Park, west ghlins, Lake vs Crawfords Thompsons at Port Perry Storie Hoys vs Park, west;| Alex. Park, Port Perry ark McLau Tonys { east; Lake Aug eas vs July {| Park Mel June 2- Hoy: ve Thomp D f Park A Ales Port ener Craw Lake east rawfords Ale g St Thompsons Perry July 21 Hoys Ebenezer Ebenezer: Crawfords vs Tonys Alex. Park, east; McLaughlins vs Port Perry, Alex. Park, west Thompsons vs. Storie Park, Lake. Park, west Pei SA rie v8 east 18 ¥ Port Perry vs Ebene- Storie Park vs| Hoys, Lake. Park, west; Mc-| Laughling ve Crawfords, Alex. Park, east; Thompson vs Tonys, Alex. Park, west Avg 20 benezer Mc- Laughlins Park. west; Hoys vs Port Perry, Porl Perry; torie Park vs Crawfords, Alex. west; and Tonys vs Thomp- sons at Alex. Park, east. Kbenezer fords, Alex. Park west Perry vs Hoys Lake. Park, west: MeLaughlins vs Tonys, Ale x.| Park, east Storie Park vs Thomps ms, Lake. Park, east July 23 June 9- Thompsons vs Ebene- fords, Alex zer at Ebenezer: Hoys Storie | Perry vs Hoye Park at Storie Park rds | MicLaughlins Tonys vs TeLaughlins Alex. Park, |Park Storie Park west; and Port Perry vs Tonys at| Thompsons, Lake Park, east Alex. Park, east : : June 11---Ebenezer Lake. Park. west: Crawfords vs| Thompsons Alex Park, east; Port Perry vs McLaughlins, Alex {Park, west Tonys vs Storie, Storie Park June 15-Storie Park Perry at Port Perry June 16-Crawfords vs zer, Lake. Park, west Tonys Alex. Parl Laughlins Park west June 18--Ebenezer Alex. Park, east: Hoys vs Thomp- |sons, Alex. Park, west; Craw-| |fords vs Port Perry, Port Perry; | |Storie Park vs McLaughlins, |Lake. Park, west. June 23--Storie Park vs Ebene-| zer; Crawfords vs Hoys,| Alex. Park, west: Port Perry vs Thompsons, Alex. Park east; Tonys vs MrLaughlins, Lake. vs Craw- Port Ebenezer | Park, west Lake. Park vs Craw Port est Alex vs vs Vs east; vs Hoys, For Delivery by Metered Trucks NO.1 STOVE OIL PHONE . . . VIGOR OIL CoO. LIMITED OSHAWA WHITBY RA 5-1109 | MO 8-3644 BROOKLIN AJAX 282 550 vs Port Ebene- Hoys vs! Me Alex. east vs Thompsons vs' Tonys, Park June Ebenezer vs Thomo sons Alex Park, west; Mc Laughlins vs Hoys, Lake Park, | west; Tonys vs Port. Perry, Port Perry; Crawfords vs Storie Park, Alex. Park, east west Hockey Tour amp Seen Success Vihee port ince they hadi, oy ¢ hovkey M (handicap 'Oshawa Bowlers Win Ontario Doubles Title Two members of the Oshawa, In the men's team event ®'an application for a boxing man- Tony's club won the Ontario/Motor City Lanes entry put up agers licence in California Men's Doubles championship for|a great fight and after their three the 1050-59 season. {game block, finished with a 3699 HOLE 'IN . ONE GUELPH (CP)--Andy Zancski Henry Sarnovsky and Bob Gal-|total. The members of the Motor lagher swept all opposition aside|Clty Lane club were, Alex Don- of Toronto shot a 120-yard hole- in this event and corhpiled a 8ldson, Bert Harding, Bill Solo-|jnone on the 11th green of the sn shing 1) ree. |Man, Ray Mann and Don Hen- y vashing 1707 total for the three [ming and all five members of Teicam, Fields Golf and Country club shared equally in this bril-| liant team effort. CROSS-COUNTRY WINNER 1 Don Henning almost won him', TORONTO (CP) "Dick Car- self a TV set when he rolled a michael of Toronto Olympic Club 356 single game score, just fifteen slopped through 5% miles of mud h g Ehmes were ning ghort of the winning 371 Saturday to win the Gladstone VA apd 201 for a O61 tiple, | game Athletic Club's cross - countrw while Hank Saraoveky also did A" Other local bowlers who com.!race by three seconds over Alan brilliant Jib with a0), 237 and 298| nated were "Oily" Jordan, Sel Claremont of Guelph, Carmichael tw a Vola) of Pik | Himes and Don Walker. |ran the distance in :31:14 his be ne of ie highest totals) - BT EE yetinded in this event and| tha! Oshawa ean capable fvepin! SPORT BRIEFS REFUSE, LICENCE SACRAMENTO, Calif., (AP)~-- Veteran boxing manager Jack Kearns has been turned down in th urnouis that 1.000 0 loss than hers the chil ranged from WH) dame series fie local stars ran up 663 for| theater fi 55 for the see defi 569 for the third including members of nen Blatned poor all guime and Aine have pishlicily "and high prices, oni andl fing! angling up to 87 for the hes! sont n Berlin I wines al one Whi of Gallpger's he Furoue ans oie a il gy |W with Patriv) wpb realize hat Wo unfair, The tw emg had lols of fun with ie orien wl valry hat he oulth bod ve he King Ht wos ud they ( MASTER EED th he mil there aan prive het hotgth there were me lemiiises Hin he winning "We wih pen eon Fhe, sven elie sane Vunhers wile Hey We a of Hu Within, hie ves yome loved i George (Hed) shouldered captain of Hie sald all The Janet and many of them fell winitad Uke Furie pioid Perl PUEY AW Bob Gallagher | finished second, | in the Mixed he wr 7] hal AMIE) BM gin Janel Hieniagh fililie IP ' f Thnisies wilelie "ek hall Wa cheer Hig he Hang eben me mide hie alinig Maton ship rl trophy healthy cas! ented to the Osh the con Sportsman's wher hn a very ard. was pre Yon clusion of LA { willlvan, hioad s bowlers al play at Bowl in New Toronto Hong a, Mayers enjoyed the 1 0 spend a vaca lon In wom nelead of rush Ing wll over Me place Sullivan said 1) to really Paint Shop Tops Modern Cleaners i native of Peterbor Hitle th land Git ongh ¢ Wi to now tour: | Wi \u SAW time del Coun Hel many, ( 5 It ol thelr } int |] Ship nosed out Modern 9-8 la<t night in a UAWA at Alexan ) and leaner Vilzevland But what ant. Girl Hood figures, and I'hey appeared to like ria we ball League tussle dra Park The into a 3-0 lead in the first inning on a walk to Higgs, a double by MeLinton, a walk to Ketehen with two out then was plea and have was good friendly us fine e are prety the food crowds wer winners busted a costly error in cenfre-field That all the Paiit]] 'Oshawa Entries Clean Un In Rhop did until the 7th inning when Slovak Tourney : was a¥out vell weakened and so did his Three walks and some ubles by Snow and Stacey plus a single by Higgs, produced a| 3 total of six runs and gave them prize: the victory mixec 4 Modern Cleaners scored single- Beat ; crown tons in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th frames and picked up three more runs in the fifth but they had to wait until the 9th to make it close, scoring two runs, McMul- Knox and Maxwell were the upport TORONTO Oshawa Alley Cats won the men's team Oshawa Bob Cats won the team event the seed that's Only Master Lawn Seed is "Green Gro-Koted" to com- bat seed and soil born dis- ease and give you more lux- uriant carpet of healthy, thick rooted gr Ch from four "Green Gro-Koted Master lown blends. 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Tindall and win the men's, and the five T | ronto Beatniks totalled 3306 to win the ladies' division MODERN Trophy winners included ton, ss; Solomon Emily Hric of Beatniks, whose rf McMullen 300 was high single with handi-| Thompson, 3b Marchut, cf; cap, and Tim Mokren with. a 359 Westfall, ¢; Maxweli, p; Boyde, single. rf; Smith, ef; Bryion, ¢. from Oshawa len se, 0-|Stacey | CLEANERS 2b; If Mil- Wallace, Knox, 1b; PARKIN G OSHAWA BUICK OWNER ENTHUSIASTICALLY STATES... fy pleased with wy how Buick: "I have just returned from a holiday trip to Florida. | have made this drive on five other occasions, but found my latest journey the finest in driving ease and comfort, thanks to my new 1959 Buick." BLL "17 Oshawa, Ont. RRR NW | Make the change... make the magnificent change now to BUICK'59 \ CLIFF MILLS MOTCTS LTH. WINTRY [12770 1" IN2 v I 266 King Street West, Oshawa Whitby, Ont.