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"40 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 15, 1960 Del's Edge Whitby 8-6 In Exhibition SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES Oshawa Vikings Join Senior Rugger Loop be needed in this year's stiff com- petition. ' } ' * ' upset of year in May against the! Ontario Rugger Union officials) powerful Toronto" Scottish, but BOWLING Whitby (Twilight): Men's Doubles: have recently announced the UAW Del's narrowly edged lost in the final few minutes of Whitby Merchants 8-6 in an exhi- bition game last night at Bathe Park, Both teams scored four runs in the latter part of the gams, UAW, hosting the Whitby team, hoomed out their four tallies in the last of the eighth. Whitby, smarting under the strong attack, surged back for four runs in the top of the ninth. Unfortunately for Whitby, the Del's had scored two runs in the first inning, one league for the fall season of Rugger. The Union officials named the high flying Oshawa Vikings to play in the tough and classy Senior league. This is a big move for the local boys who 0! began Rugger activities in the spring of 1959. The calibre of the Vikings' play in the recent spring exhibition schedule marked them for higher competition. As a matter of fact, the Vikings almost pulled SOFTBALL Beaches Major League -- Osh- awa Tony's vs Dependable Cater- ers, Kew Beach, 8.00 p.m. SATURDAY"S GAMES ER Osh. and Dist, League Polonia vs Hungaria, 7.00 p.m.; Italia vs Hollandia, 8.45 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. UEW vs Kickers, Peterborough, 6.00 p.m, LACROSSE Ontario Junior Assoc. -- Long the game, six or seven All-Ontario players to for Inter - provincial competition. Last year the Vikings were All. Ontario Intermediate Co-Cham- pions sharing the title and the Carling Trophy with Guelph. effect this fall due to the con- tinued i ! the|shown in the sport of Rugger. The Rugger Union will operate The following is the league breakdown as released the Ontario Rugger Union in ONTARIO SENIOR LEAGUE-- Toronto Balmy Beach I, Toronto Barbarians I, Toronto Irish I, Toronto Nomads I, Oshawa Vik- ings 1, Toronto Saracens I and Toronto Wanderers I. MEDIATE NORTH LEAGUE -- Toronto Barbarians II Canucks, Kitchener The Scottish consistently field New league changes will be in and enth in the third and one more in the seventh, A home run by Thomas of UAW drove in Brady during the first ning, 0 Contiet ped Moreau ome in the third for the Del's, : A zingle by Moreau in the seventh ngatone Trophy): Mixed put Craggs across. Eighth inning SOFTBALL scorers were O'Conner, Thomas, -- Delves and Craggs. Winning UAW Picnle Draw Modern pitcher was Craggs who allowed oy and G. Campbell oo: ALL CLASSES Bike Racing Again At Shopping Centre a Senior League with seven bury. INTERMEDIATE SOUTH teams and four Intermediate League -- Hamilton Hornets, To- leagues (East, West, North, and|ronto Irish II, Old y St. South) with five teams each. In|Catharines Wasps and addition there will be a five|Nomads "B", INTERMEDIATE team Seaway (Int, B.) league. |EAST LEAGUE -- Ajax, Toronto VIKINGS RUN TWO TEAMS |Balmy Beach II, Oshawa Vikings Once again the Oshawa Vik-1I, Peterbo; and Toronto ings will ouperate two top-notch Wanderers II. teams, Besides entering the Sen-| WES age - 1 Coahdian or league they will field a strong ' entry in the Intermediate league. OAVC, Longon Joledters, Sari The Vikings 'Seconds' will play in oronto Saracens 11. the Intermediate East League SEAwasY LEAGUE (Iu pg = with Ajax, Peterborough, Toronto|-anadian Bank of Commerce 11, Wanderers, and Toronto Balmy Toronto Varsity, Toronto Phoenix, Beach, | 10 be. announced). NON: In order to fleld the best two nounced). - units, the Vikings will begin train. LEAGUE -- Toronto Scottish I ing sessions early in August and|and IL {hope to play some exhibition| games before the regular sea- Branch vs Whitby, at Whitby Arena, 8.30 AY d LAWN BOWLING . Cobourg (McCook Trophy): Mixed Trebles. Cannington (Liv- Upholstering vs Karn's Drugs, 11.00 a.m.; Oshawa Real Estate vs Black's Men's Wear, 1.00 p.m. Final games at 330 p.m. All games at Lakeview Park. Leaside Junior League -- Osh- awa Wilkies vs Moore's Drugs, Talbot Park, Leaside, 2,00 p.m, a. | Ding the top of the ninth, ll Howes, Brown, Childs and Jor- {don scored. Losing pitcher was I. Kehoe, allowing nine hits, UAW DEL'S Moreau, rf; Scott, 1f; Brady, 2b; O'Conner, If, rf; Thomas, 3h; Brown, 1b;| Delves, cf; Craggs, ps Halliday, i or rs IN ANY LANGUAGE IT'S STILL KNOWN AS A 'PASS' @lingin' Sam FEtcheverry of | how to make a pass with a | Moss of the Alouettes. The Big to. play exhibition games in Ed- {H#* Montreal Alouettes shows | football, Looking on are Hal | Four football team was about | monton and Vancouver. hostess Gigi Theriault | Patterson and coach Perry | to board a plane for the west --CP Wirephoto (] [J By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Axe In Bucs By ED WILKS | Associated Press Staff Writer i «vA PHOTO-FINISH has featured both the Kiwanis Bantam League and the Midget League, in this season's dshawa Minor Softball Association schedule play and bid" for the right to represent the City in the Ontario Amateur Softball Association playoffs, which start on or ithmediately after August 15. With the annual GM holi- iays booked this year for the first two weeks of August, it became necessary to set playoff dates for July, in-order to have a winner ready by August 15 -- since most tdams can not field a team during the GM holidays. A couple of postponed games in the Kiwanis Bantam League, were cleaned up last night and that concluded the season's schedule. Woodview Park completed a 13- game streak of wins without defeat, to finish in top spot. Bhthe Park gave Sunnyside a scare last night but Sunny- side won 6-5 and that clinched second place for them, just one defeat behind (to) Woodview. Connaught Park and Southmead ended up tied for third place with nine wins apiece and a total of 18 points. Radio Park could hgve finished tied for third if they had won their game last night. The semi-finals will open on Monday night, with either Connaught or Southmead playing at Wood- view und the other playing at Sunnyside, with return games on Wednesday night. Should a third game be necessary to decide either series, it will be played on Friday night, at Woodview and Sunnyside. A toss, to be made this afternoon, will decide which team meets Woodview. All other Kiwanis Bantam teams will be in playotf action on Monday night, since all teams are in- cluded in League playdowns. The draw for the Bantam League playoffs will be in tomorrow's paper, but we do know right now that on Monday night, Rundle will play at Storie; Fernhill at Nipigon; Simcoe Hall at Bathe; Kingside at Eastview and North Oshawa at Radio, with return games on Wednesday night. In the Midget League, competition has proven just as keen as in any season yet. Kingside and Fernhill finished tied for first with Southmead and Storie Park tied for third place. Association president "Joe" Victor announced today that the "draw" made last night, calls for Southmead to open a semi-final series at Kingside on Monday night, with Storie Park visiting Fernhill in the gther bracket. Return games are on Wednesday night, with 3rd games, if necessary, to be played on Friday. The Midget finals, like the Bantam finals, will be played the following week. In addition, in the Midget League, the wwo teams eliminated in the semi-finals next week, will be scheduled for league action in the last week of Julyy along with North Oshawa. Neither Midgets nor Bantam teams will see action during the first two weeks of August, unless by mutual consent. ' BRIGHT BITS -- "Wib" Hall, president of the Osh- awa City and District Softball Association, has called for |4 meeting of the officers and executive members, 10:30 am. on Sunday, at 314 Nassau Street. . . TO- RONTO ARGOS will be on TV tomorrow afternoon, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., via CBC, covering a scrim= mage workout at St. Andrew's College. , . . OSHAWA VIKINGS rugger club is going "big time". They'll have a team in the Ontario senior league this fall and also expéct tc have an Intermediate entry. Word is out that twosor three of the Oshawa rugger players will be sel- ectefl on the Ontario All-Star team, to play Quebec, ete. . } OSHAWA WILKIES took a sound trouncing last night from Peoples Credit Jewellers Jrs. in Leaside leaglte action. . . . PICKERING, tail-enders in the South- a County Softball League nosed out Heffering's Impérials 3-2 in an upset thriller last night at Alexandra Park . . . K-W DUTCHMEN have decided to give Senipr "A" hockey at least one more fling. The players are going to operate their own club -- on a share-the- wealth (?) basis. Ed Mathews was in a slump so bad he was even talking about it. 'Milwaukee's slugging third baseman hadn't hit a home run in 19 games, and his batting average was down to .266 with " |just two hits in 27 trips. | The second place Braves were stumbling along the same way, losing 11 of their last 19 games. What's worse, they had managed to beat first place Pittsburgh just three times in 13 tries. And they were 0-4 against little lefty Har- vey Haddix of the Pirates | They buried the slumps and the addix jinx but good Thurs- day night, winning 4-0 at Pitts- |burgh as Mathews walloped a {home run, a triple and a double {while driving in three runs be- hind the five-hit pitching.of Bob {Buhl and Lew Burdette's neat, {mish juming relief, | The loss, coming in a make-up |game while the rest of the ma- jor league lubs were resting | after the all-star games, trimmed {the Pirates' lead to four games. HIT ALL-STAR HOMER | LIt was during the all-star | games, which don't count in reg- |ular season statistics, that | Mathews mentioned the slump he | was trying to shake--and showed |signs of shaking it by helting a {two-run homer in Wednesday's | 68-0 victory over the American | League at New York's Yankee stadium, Oddly, the left-handed hitting {Mathews broke the slump |against three left-handed . pitch- | ers, It was Yankee Whitey Ford who gave up his all-star jolt, and it was Haddix and reliever Fred Green who were tagged for his extra-base hits at Pittsburgh. Billy Bruton, Del Crandall and Mathews each had three of the Braves' 15 hits against the Pr rates, and a dozen of them were [off Haddix, now 6-5 for the year Bruton's leadoff single and Mathews' double gave the | Braves a 1-0 lead in the first in- ning. Then, with Bruton on base again, Mathews walloped his [17th home run in the fifth inning It was the seventh ever to clear | the roof of the double-deck right [1 eld stands at Forbes Field, and |the second Mathews has sent |over that barrier, The Braves got their final run |in the ninth, when Mathews | tripled and scored on Joe Ad- | , |cock's squeeze bunt. | 88; Grey, c. WHITBY MERCHANTS -- | SPORTS MENU Braves Bury irs: Campbell, 2b; N. Campbell, 2b; | Howes, 3b; Wicks, 3b, : +. + .| By THE CANADIAN PRESS DL (0) won ie foun 8 Apu ag, Kent rtemion i Hed 41 {scored and not out in a inner and Bill Marerosii in| COWL championship match end- the first three innings, but then fig 22 years 220 Joday x Cd no-hit the Bucs 'until the ninth,| =. when Skinner and Dick Stuart bi Wg Hola eke, singled for what looked like an-| "2% ing} Le LHL gouge other of the Pirates' last-inning| Centuries in consecutive innings had heen recorded in one match rallies. by the same player. But Burdette then came on and |" _ -- shut 'em up, retiring Roberto . . Clemente, Smoky Burgess and GOOD COAT : Don Hoak in order for the Pi- The sea otter's fur is so fine rates' third defeat in the last five and dense .that it can swim for and their ninth in the days without gettings its skin wel games, last 17. While the Braves move on to Philadelphia and Cincinnati pulls REMEMBER WHEN... ?| | | The Oshawa Shopping Centrelier event will be Tom Turner, Merchants Association and Tom who, although not in training, will Turner, racing secretary of the take a crack at the opposition and Oshawa Cycle Club, announced hopes to fare a little better than today that they will present a|his past tries. bicycle racing program that] The boys' races will be held, should be of interest to sports| starting at 10:00 a.m., in the fans of all age groups. parking area to the north of the On Saturday, July 23, a pro-| centre, Boys engaged in CRA ac- gram of bicycle races will be|tivities have been invited to com- held for boys 2 . 5 years, 5 - 7| pete, however the entry is open| years, 7 - 10 years, 10 - 12 years, to boys from Oshawa and Dis- 1ta1y's experienced tennis pair, Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola, shot into a 2-0 lead over Britain Thursday and put Italy on the brink of the European zone final of the Davis Cup. and 12 - 14 years of age. The|trict in the above mentioned age climax of the day's events will|groups, because the races will be be the 3rd annual renewal of the|for the Oshawa and District boys World's First 25 mile Shopping|bicycle championships. Centre Bicycle Race, which will| These events will be recognized start at 6:30 p.m. featuring the as such by the Canadian Wheel- top Canadian, American riders in men's Association, the world competition with riders from the recognized cycling body in Can- bicyele conscious nations of|ada. All boys interested in com- Europe. |peting should note the applica- Everything points to a large|tion form elsewhere in this paper. 8 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. park. All events must start onif Oshawa's entrant in the prem-'time, son starts on September 17, terested young men are invited| to tryout for the two Vikings'| teams since stronger teams will| Italians Close To 'Davis Cup Laurels Mike Davies, 9-7, 7-5, 1-6, 2-6, 6-4, | only their doubles match against entry in the 25 mile event and|Fill in one or more and return|Wilson and Davies today or one included in the entries will be the| immediately or contact the CRA|of the last two singles matches) members of Canada's team to the| supervisor in their neighborhood to qualify for the European zone | years, In. | Del-Hi Spaulding Towers or Antennas ® INSTALLED MOVED ® REPAIRED SERVICE TO ALL SETS LEN & LOU's T.V. RA 8.5804 --- RA 5.7844 WIMBLEDON, England (AP)-- Pietrangeli defeated Bobby Wil- on, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. Sirola bested -- The Italian stars need to win| inal for the fifth time in six| into Pittsburgh tonight, the rest of the NL gets back to business after the all-star picnic with third place Los Angeles at San Francisco and Chicago's Cubs at St. Louis. The Dodgers, hottest club in the NL at the moment, go with Don Drysdale (6-10) against the Giants' Sam Jones (11-8). The world champions have won six of their last seven and have lost just three of the last 14. The Giants, tied with St. Louis for fourth place, have dropped five of their last six. Western Open Golf Lead Tied | DETROIT (AP) -- Three vet- erans and a freckled rookie shared the first round lead Thursday in the $25,000 Western open golf tournament. The tightly - knit field going after $5,000 top money is headed by Jack Burke, Bob Rosburg, Fred Hawkins and Butch Baird, who had a one-stroke edge on a flock of contenders after the first 18 holes. Bach fired" a three- under-par 69, | Among the 158 players, includ- ing 10 amateurs, in this 57th Western Open, Stan Leonard of Vancouver was two strokes off the pace with a score of 35-36--71, He was tied with Art Wall Jr., who knocked 19 strokes off par in winning last week's Canadian Open, and several others. Al Balding of Toronto was three strokes back with a 74 after firing rounds of 38 and 36. A third Canadian entered in the tournament, Jerry Magee of Tor- onto, withdrew because of illness. |§ AN prizes sponsor od by in the interest of child simile | BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | American League |No games Thursday: standings unchanged from Sunday Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) | New York (Ditmar 7-5) at De- |troit (Mossi 7-6) (N) | Baltimore (Pappas 7-8) at Chi fotze (Pierce 7-4 or Bauman 54) 1 (N) Washington (Ramos 5-9) at leveland (Perry 9-4) (N) Boston (Monbouquette 8-7) at Kansas City (Daley 12-4) (N) National League 2 W L Pct. GBL 31 613 -- Pittsburgh 49 Outfielder Balks At Joining Bisons VANCOUVER (CP) fielder Bobby Balcena of Oshawa Legion, Newcastle Jrs. Play Tie Game Oshawa Legion and Newcastle Jun played to a 1-1 tie in a Lak: Minor League baseball gamesat Newcastle, yesterday. 0 a scored their lone run in the;third when Wills, getting on via a single and reaching third on a double by Roberts, 3 was driven home by Bilenduke's te Willi single. Roberts tried to score on|League. the same hit, but was tagged out| Balcena said his home at home. Wills got away a good Seattle and he wants to re double] during the fifth, Crediton the Pacific coast. goes tp Winter, Oshawa pitcher, ? who held Newcastle to five hits, Sinclnir singled home G. Me- Cullough in the fourth for New- castle's only run of the game. G. McCullough also hit a solid triple during the bottom of the eighth, but it was to no avail, pitcher was Lane, allowing nine] NEWCASTLE Trimm, hits. {Crouther, rf; Lane, p; G OSHAWA LEGION -- Wills, ss; Roberts, ¢; 1b; Barriage, Mounties has refused to tional League. the same deal Mounties were on a 30-game road 2b; Winter, p;|son, 3b; Brown, If. Out- the| ni 3 Pacific Coast League Vancouver pittsnarer join Buffalo Bisons of the Interna- Crandall; Haddix (6-5), send a pitcher, as yet unnamed, |Phila (N) t of the Eastern Is In| ppinips mail| coker. HR: Pha-Lepcio. Lyons, If; Brewster, rf; Gray, ef.! Louis | Milwaukee Los Angeles St. Louis San Fran | Cincinnati | Phila Chicago 4 41 41 40 36 4 12 34 A420 15% 30 46 395 17 National League 100 020 001-- 4 15 1 000 000 000-- 0 5-1 Burdette (9) and Francis (7), Green (9) and Burgess. HR: 34 38 39 38 42 47 Buhl (9-3), Balcena was traded to Buffalo Mil-Mathews (17). for veteran pitchers Dave Jolly and Warren Hacker. As part of (Only game scheduled) Exhibition to) Wash'ton (A) 000 400 000-- 4 9 2 000 001 200 36 0 Clevenger (2), Lee Fischer (4), Moore (5) and Battey, Naragon (6); Robinson, (4), Owens (7) and Kralick; (3), (And Probable Pitchers) The Mounties left Wednesday . Cincinnati (O'Toole 68) at trip with Pittsburgh (Friend 10-5) (N) Balcena staying here to await the return of general manager Bob|Philadelphia (Short 4-5) (N) Freitas from a trip to New York. Milwaukee (Willey 43) at Los Angeles (Drysdale 6-10) at . | San Francisco (Jones 11-8) (A) Chicago (Hobbie 8-10) at St. (Simmons 1-0 or Broglio 88; (94) (N) Me- Cullough, ¢; P. 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