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MONTREAL'S BILLY WAITE RUNS INTO A BOMBER TACKLER SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' it IT WILL HAPPEN! Every once in a while, i happens--a team that just plain isn't even rated--in fact, most fans figure they even haven't any business in the same competition--comes up and knocks off the favorites. Old Max Reesor and his Markham boys did it to an over-confident Oshawa OHA team back about 30 years ago, and to this day, our old friends such as "Doc" Rowden, "Barber" Johnston, etc., etc., have never quite figured it out. Well, it happened again last night Willis Motors Juveniles came from behind last night to nose out Gordon Dodd's Motor Sales Juveniles 6-5 and take their OASA Juvenile "A" playoff series in two- straight games. In three previous games this season, Dodd's defeated Willis by scores like 11-0, 16-1 and 32- . 6, or something like that. Wednesday night Willis won * the first one 5-2 and even the Willis fans figured it was + a great treat, but just a flash-in-the-pan. But last night, ! the lads from North Oshawa came up with the same + fighting spirit, barrels of pep and ginger, hustle and will- to-win and they came from behind to win the second game 6-5. Now the Dodd Motor Sales--Ontario semi- finalists last season--are in the discard can and the une heralded Willis Motors boys are in the OASA playoffs. They may not go far--we hope they go all the way-- but regardless, this is one of the best things that ever happened to softball in Oshawa, It should prove, just once more, that any team that wants to pull together and really try, can win, Willis Motors play in Peter- borough on Monday night first game of OASA play- downs. And a tip-of-the-hat to the Dodd Motor Sales players--they acted like true sportsmen and gentle- men, even in the face of a bitter disappointment. It was a tough pill to swallow--but they took it without squawking. And they'll be back next season. MINOR PLAYOFFS advanced a little last night --just a little. Fernhill Park Genosha Aces tied up their series with Bathe Park Midgets and they'll settle it this evening at Fernhill Park . . , SOUTHMEAD diamond got a lot more rain yesterday than the "up-town area" and they had to cancel their playoff game with Wood- view Midgets. They'll go tonight and if Southmead wins and evens the round--the third game is tomorrow. Kiwanis Bantam teams, Radio at Southmead and Fern- hill at College Hill, play their second games tonight and if either or both rounds are tied up tonight--they are also booked to play their third and deciding games tomorrow. This becomes necessary, as the 2-out-of-3 finals must be completed next week, rain-or-shine, as the winners must be ready by the next week-end, to meet competition in OASA playdowns . . . JEFF Mec- GRATH put Oshawa on the golfing map this week when he went to the semi-final round in the Canadian Ama- teur championships at Edmonton. He lost out yesterday to Gary Cowan, 2-and-1, and if Cowan should win the title, then Jeff will be in the same boat he was in the Ontario--Ilosing to the eventual champion, in the next- to-last round . . . BLUE BOMBERS defeated Montreal Alouettes last night 21-15 and so now the Big Four season is officially open . . , MICKEY MANTLE hit his 44th homer yesterday and Rager Maris got his 42nd . WARREN SPAHN beat Cubs yesterday, to register the 300th win of his major league pitching career . ., . YANKEES won yesterday over Washington and Detroit lost the the Twins, You can start buying your World Series tickets now -- and get a hotel reservation in Gotham, Blue Bombers Beat Larks MONTREAL (CP)--An injury made young Bud Grant perform a quick lineup shuffle Friday night and his Winnipeg Blue Bombers responded with a 21-15 win over Montreal Alouettes in the first West - East action of Canadian football's interlocking schedule. Bombers were down eight points early in the second quar- ter when Grant tossed Hal Led- out yard into the game at quarter back and Ledyard mounted a drive that provided a lead by halftime. 14-Year Old Girl Sets World Record PHILADELPHIA (AP) --Donna de Varona, 14, of Lafa- yette, "Calif., broke her own world record for the 400-metre ican Olympic team last year, was clocked in five minutes, 34.5 seconds. Mary Stewart of Vancouver was sixth in the 100-metre free style, The 15-year-old Canadian champion and Olympian also competes today in the 100-me- tre butterfly, where she is one .|of the favorites. Miss Johnson and Miss von Saltza, the Olympic great from Santa Clara, Calif., both were timed in 1:03.2 in a blanket finish. It took officials about 30 minutes to sort out the placings. Miss de Varona, a 100-pounder who was the baby of the Amer- FORT ERIE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Dally Racing Form) FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1961 CLEAR AND FAST - FE 7 » 8.80 4.40 First Race ito 7.10 2.70 One and one-sixteenth miles. ing all $3,500, 7-KERA UNT . Purse 1,000. 3- and d-year-old maidens. Claim. Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-3% Bmenks Dream Crest 2-2 Desp'to--H W Knight Jr 3-3% Dittfach -- B Red River Sta 4-7% Adams -- er 5-4% Roy -- Mrs T D Liv'stone 6-% Fitzsimmons--J H Edwards 7- Gonzales -- F Robinson 1 Outdistanced Cosentino--M R Alex'der Eyes. Trainer E, Man Pool 18,100. Double Pool 34,331. Start good, won easily. 10-ADOLPH W ....... 27.30 1B» 7.20 12-INIGO 7.60 4.80 Second Race 5-VEE GEE CEE 3.60 6%: Furlongs, pute 3 800, 4-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2,500. Horse P St % Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1.1% 1.1 Dalton--Mrs, § H Sadacca -nk 2-2 Potts--Janley Sta 2 3-n0 B'gemenke--Mrs C Cardy 4-no Cosentino--W A Moffatt 5-% Behrens--W Wilkerson - Dittfach--H L Law Adams--Mrs R Fisher = Gibb--Mrs L F Stein % McComb--W O Chris 10- ass, Olah--C Bordonaro Fitzsimmons--R J Dowling . 114 210 8h 11-% 12 - Coy--Thorndale Sta ['} Sandal-Sidney Sue. Trainer D M Davis Jr Start good, won driving Pool DAILY DOUBLE 7 and 10 PAID $175.80 ee +e. 3.80 3.20 3.00 6.00 4.40 - 3-CALEDON BELLE Third Race TAR 9-MiIss 6-SATURDAY EONES 5% Farlongs, Horse Purse $1000, Two-year-Maldens Cdn. foaled. Clmg. Tall' "$7500 Wt PP St st . Fin. Jockey Owner Caledon Belle .. 11% Coy -- Miss Tareen ... 115 Smyth 24% Roy -- Mrs. Saturday Jones 115 % 3-nk Brown -- Mrs. Jones Costafortune .... 115 11 10 7-nk 6-2 h Gibb -- Tedoreen Farm A. Royal Bulletin .. 118 10 11 10-2% os 1% Adams --- Shermanor Fm Scarboro Girl .. 115 4 6h 7nk V4 Dittf'ch--Mrs, Merrill Jr a Harry Hotspur 118 7 nk 9% 1% Morreale -- View Hulloah Epic Accord .. 118 6 8 91% 81 3 Fitzsimmons ~ Taylor outans Lond 5 42% 32 9-3% Kallai -- Halliwell Pot - 11. - 10-3% Cosentino -- Willow Downs Kilearn Street ' 3nk 4% 101 11- Behrens -- Gormley Stud Winner br £ 2 by Chop chop ~ Broom-flight., Trainer J. Starr Coupled A Scarboro Girl and Costafortune Start good, won ridden out Pool 36-634 4. 5- 6- 7- 8- Kenny Ploen started for the westerners at quarter and was lifted by Grant under pressure of an injury to defensive line- backer Roger Hagberg--an an- kle sprain. The coach moved a defensive halfback into Hagberg's spot, shifted Ploen to defence, in- serted Ledyard on the attack|k and Bombers rolled. ALs RESIST Alouettes, out for the first 8-BON REPLY Fourth Race SEROBICOKE 1 and ons 10th Miles, Purse iid" Je and ap, Claim Horse P St W-Bon Reply Etobicoke sees Domino Chie .... Sir Benjamin Lauralane Alpine Pete .... Hest Montana . 2-DOMINO CHIC Fin. Jockey Owner 1-13 Dittfach -- Brockley MeN 2-2% Borgemenke -- Ness 3no Gibb -- Farara 4n0 Gordon -- Dimarco Sta -2%4 5-1% A Coy--J R Mcintyre 12% im 6-5% Brown -- Mrs. Hunter 8-1 7-% Fitzsimmons ~ Bordonare 10- 8% Despirito X -- Three V's 9nk 9no Gonzales X -- Mrs. Gra"m re . 7-h 10- Gomez -- Hays Winner ch g [3 Requested -- Bonnle Flag. TARAINER G. Magnusson Start good, won driving Pool 45,881 time after dropping three pre- season exhibition games, put up much stiffer resistance than many of the crowd of 18,059 had apparently anticipated. After a spotty opening, Als Castiebe pushed in front 8-0, wr the half it was Winnipeg Winnipeg now tops the West- ern Football Conference stand- Fifth Race 3.ELTORO THE GREAT 8.50 3% 20 4-REACTOR 5-CASTLEBERRY About 7 Furs, Turd Parsetnios, 4 years and wp Allowances Str. Fin. Jockey Owner On 1-1% 1-1% Gomez -- Beasley 42% 21% 21% Coy -- Shermanor Farm a Ty 5- 30k 3-3% Dittfach -- Seagram All Canadian ... 1nk 41% 42% Fitzsimmons -- Windfield Tep On It Er 21 5 5 Gonzales X -- Apostle Winner b g 4 on Chop ~~ Lap o'Luxury. Trainer R. 8. X-5 Ibs ALC oi Start good, Pool 18,871. QUINELLA POOL 22,309 QUINELLA PAS $41.80 Bateman ings with a 2-0 record. In Cal QUINELLA 8 and 4 PAID $41.80 gary Aug. 7, it was an 1817 win over the Stampeders. In the Alouette dressing room after the game, coach Perry Moss, normally optimistic was obviously downcast, "We're just not a football team yet," he said. "We need both poise and polish." Homebred fullback Gerry James and halfback Carver Shannon scored touchdowns for Bombers, both in the second quarter. RUNS 106 YARDS For Montreal, Don Clark skirted 106 yards around his right end for one touchdown--in the opening quarter--and quar- terback Nellie Barbrough drove over from the Winnipeg one for another in the final period. Shannon converted both Win- nipeg touchdowns, booted a 17- yard field goal and picked up a single on a field goal attempt that went awry. Three singles on punts by Charlie Shepard rounded out the Winnipeg offence. One was an|rofino 83-yarder and another carried 72 yards on a quick kick. They helped boost Shepard's average Se on 11 punts to a healthy 51.2 yards. Bill Bewlwy converted one of the Montreal touchdowns and picked up a single on a missed|™ field goal. Another point came on a single by Giovanni Berre- etta, 18, an Italian-born former pro soccer player. Winnipeg passed for 187 yards. Als, held to 149 yards passing, outrushed Winnipeg 202 yards to 160. But most of it was Clark's big run. 'Gary Cowan Nips Jeff McGrath, 2-1 EDMONTON (CP) -- Gary ..Cowan of Kitchener Ont, was v "trying to erase a reputation as 'a perennial bridesmaid today as he headed into the final 36-hole 'round of the Canadian amateur 'golr championship against tena- cious Ted Homenuik of Winni- g. Cowan, runner - up in the last two amateurs, eliminated Jeff McGrath of Oshawa 2 and 1 in a 36 - hole semi - final Friday. Homenuik played his usual long - driving game to beat Bob Wylie of Calgary 8 and 1 in their semi-final. "I guess it's getting to be al- most a routine getting into the amateur final," said Cowan, who lost 4 and 3 to Calgary's Keith Alexander in the 1960 event and one up to Johnny! Johnston of Vancouver in 1959. | "This may be the year I win." Cowan finished second in the Ontario amateur in 1059 and 1960 and was second in the On- tario open last year. He won the Canadian and Ontario junior ti- tles in 1956. Homenuik has a second-place finish to improve on today. As a skinny 23-year - old, he ad- vanced to the 1957 Canadian amateur final against veteran Nick Weslo and was belted 9 and "I've improved a lot since 1957," Homenuik said. "I'm playing better golf~much better ~and I'm older, with more ex- perience." He refused to crack under se- vere pressure. It was Wylie who blew up on the 35th hole to ince the match, The Cowan - McGrath event was not spectacular, but it had its brilliant moments. At one Charlie Bartlett Wins In UAW Golf Charliet Bartlett, with his card of 88-19-69, took the low net honors in the UAW Golf Club's weekly 18-hole competition, last Saturday. Runner-up was Ted Smith with 100-30-70 and Jack Jarvis was third with 82-11-71. The entry fee for the 36-hole "midsummer championship tournament", to be held on Saturdays, Aug. 19 and Aug. 26, is now due to be paid -- to any member of the executive. stage, McGrath birdied the third, fourth and fifth holes, but made no headway because Co- wan matched his efforts on the fourth and fifth and birdied the sixth. Cowan led one up after the first 18, extended it to three up after 27, lost the 28th and 20th with over-par scores, then took the 33rd when McGrath put his second shot into a trap and took a one-over-par five. They halved the next two and McGrath ran out of holes. Sixth Race 3-CHENANGO 6GOLDEN FLYER ...... 2.GOLDEN FLEECE 1] Jurong, is hw. 8 years Allowances Str. 5 Fin. Jockey 1-1% Fitzsimmons -- Elkins 2% 2-5% Dittfach -- View Hulloa 1% 3-2% Remillard Mrs. Maclean 2% 4% Gomez -- Beasley 5-11% Behrens --- Wilkerson -2%4 6 6- Gonzales X -- Mrs. Tytus Aul br rey. Tratner J. WwW. POOL 43,380 &! 2 1% 14 3- Ramblin Wreck 4 Mr. Jacopo .... Mystic Mountain ns 1 Winner b g 3 Errard -- Miss X-5 Tbs AAC t 3 1 5 2 6 55 4 Elkins . 22.50 8.70 Start good, wom driving 4VOGEL'S VICTOR 6-WEST FOUR Seventh Race 7-STORMY MORN [11 Y 4 92300, 4years and up, Claiming "all "$7500 1 and ome 16¢ ay g- Pure ary aid Bs * Owner 42% 4-2 1-3 1-h Dittfach -- Polloc hh > 25 26% Fitzsimmons -- Bordon 4-% 3.5% Olah -- Fletcher Marshall 5.00 5.70 3.80 3.90 . Me 117 . 106 Horse Vogel's Victor West Four Stormy Morn Senor Teddy . 118 Rash Decision 17 Ruse De Guerre 122 Quintain . 105 What's Behind 122 1 'winner b g 4 Flushing 2n Start good, won driving pee =e ~ BFFs 1 6 7 2 3 8 5 4 6 8 2 5 3 7 1 ats & Gibb -- McGarry Flett. Trainer Pollock Pool 49,154 Lot hs [Ed mE Tempe: adh Eighth Race 3 3.20 20 3% One and ome-sizteenth miles, Canadian Purse $1,900. 4-yearolds and up, . Fin. Jocke; Owner i 1-2% Ditach--Mrs Von Rich'en 2no Brown -- Mrs G F Badame 3.1% Fitz"ons -- J G Cowan 41% Potts -- White Oak Sta 51% Adams -- Tilachmore Fm 6-2% Behrens -- S Rotenberg 7-24 Gibb -- M Back 8-3% Cosentino -- Mrs L F Stein 9 99% Desp'to--J E F Seagram 2h 10- 10- Simpson -- E Austin unny Vixen. Trainer W, Von Richthofen. Pool x 358, 548. Af Attendance, 6,499. n Ep ver Quick Edition' Mermaid's Song 1 Friend 'Willie... Wright Service .. 1 Wildshore Honey Clare .... Winner ch g, 4, Epio Pool 52-786, Start Start good, wor won ridder ridden © out. Fm |in tournament final. Both games 19| pundle at Southmead and King- exandra Park. 6.00 p.m. SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Junior "A" -- Oshawa Scugog Cleaners vs North York Tuxedo Junction, at Toronto Fairbanks Park, 8.15 p.m. (lst game of series). OASA Junior "C" -- Port Perry at Havelock (1st game of series). OASA Squirt -- North Oshawa at Scoboro (1st game of series). Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ki- wanis Bantam OASA Playoffs) -- Radio Park at Southmead and Fernhill Park at College] Hill. (2nd games of 2-out-of-3 semifinal rounds). Both games at 6.30 p.m. (Midget League) OASA Playoffs -- Woodview at South- mead, 6.30 p.m. (2nd game of the past 10 years of Osha Oshawa softball history was pulled off last night at Alexandra Park when Willis Motors defeated Dodd Motor. Sales 65 to take their playoff final round in two- straight. games. that chance, the Willis Motors upset Dodd Motor Sales in first game 5-2 and then proved it was no fluke by coming from behind last night with another Dodd Motor Sales 6-5 and sweep the playoff round. Willis Mo-|in tors will now represent Oshawa |e Score Major U One of the biggest upsets injin OASA Juvenile "A" Jlayolts, Sales were without a couple of their regulars for this crucial playoff game, but even at that they were beaten on merits. THCY Souk a 20 Jedd in the See. ajond inning when Markus, Ter- s|willegar, Seneco, Szazska and Blue all helped out in a four-run rally. But after that, the best! they could do against Bourdage was a solo run in the 7th by Tilk, aided by Markus. They had the tying run on 3rd base Te 9th, when the game Rated underdogs so badly nobody gave them spirited exhibition, to defeat Willis Motors Boys pset Willis Motors got the third and fourth then nicked another in combined for what ang Be winning run. DODD MOTOR SALES -- Peters, 3b; Rowden, 2b; Tilk, cf; Davis, ss; Markus, ¢; willegar, 1b; Seneco, If; ko, rf; Blue, batted in 9th Ter ; Szazs p; Henderson, WILLIS MOTORS -- Kutasie- skie, ss; Campbell, 3b; Bentley, 1b; R. Lindsey, rf; Hebel, W. Lindsey, olvin, Bourdage, p; Hooper, ef. Ib; © 2-out-of-3 semi - finals) and Bathe Park at Fernhill Park, 6.30 p.m. (3rd game of series). UAW League -- (Picnic Tour- nament) -- Black's Men's Wear and Town and Country at Alex- andra Park, 1.00 p.m.; Winner vs Kent's Western Tire at 3.00 at Alexandra Park. Neighborhood Assoc.: (Atom Boys' League) -- North Oshawa "A" at Woodview: Eastview at Connaught and Harman at North Oshawa "B". All games at 10.00 a.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior League St. Catharines' Athletic vs Brooklin Hillcrests, at Brooklin Arena, 8.45 p.m. GAMES FOR SUNDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc.: (Ki- wanis Bantam) -- (3rd and de- ciding games of semi-final ser- jes -- if necessary) -- South- mead at Radio Park and Col lege Hill at Fernhill Park. Game times to be agreed. (Midget League) -- (If ne- cessary) Southmead at Wood- view, 3rd and deciding game of series, game time to be agreed. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc.: Strila vs Hollandia at 2 p.m. and Hungaria vs Polonia, at 3.30 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. GAMES FOR MONDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc. wanis Bantam League) OASA elimination finals -- 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series, at 2 seam finishing highest in stand- Ing. fidget League) OASA elimination finals -- 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series at team fin- ishing higest in standing. Kiwanis: Bantam League Games Nipigon at Lake Vista; Sunnyside at North Osh- awa -- and other games, al- ready scheduled, will be played if teams concerned are not in- volved in OASA playoffs. These includ Radio at College Hill; (Ki- side at Fernhill. Neighborhood Assoc.: Ban- tam Girls -- Zion at Woodview, Connaught at North Oshawa, Nipigon at Harman, Sunnyside at Rundle and Lake Vista at Radio. All games at 6.30 p.m. West Darlington Pee Wee League » -- Maple Grove at Zion, 6.30 p OASA 'Midget -- Scarboro at Pickering, 8.00 p.m. 1st game of series. OASA Juvenile "A" ~--Osh- awa Willis Motors at Peterbor- ough, 8.00 p.m. 1st game of ser- ies. LACROSSE 3,0shawa Minor Assoc. -- (Nov- ice League) -- Whitby No. 1 vs Oshawa Hawks, at Oshawa Chil- dren's Arena, 6.15 p.m. (Pee Wee League) Comets vs Rockets, at Oshawa Children's Arena, 7.15 p.m. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Assoc. (Pee Wee League) -- Oshawa Auto Trim vs Gower's Realty, at Al- YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching: Warren Spahn, Mil- waukee Braves, became. the 13th pitcher in history to win 300 games in the major leagues. He allowed six hits, struck out five men and walked just one for a 2-1 decision over Chicago Cubs. Hitting: Earley Battey, Min- Fernhill Aces Tie Up Series BASEBALL STANDINGS nesota Twins, whose two home runs beat Detroit Tigers 2-1. JOCKEY INJURED SALEM, N.H. (AP)--Appren- With Glecoff's Fernhill Park Genosha Aces tied up the Oshawa Minor Soft- ball Association Midget League semi-final last night at Bathe Park when they defeated Bathe Park Glecoffs 13-1. With the series tied at one apiece, these two teams will go again this evening at Fernhill Park in the third and deciding game. Bathe Park won the first game of this round 3-2 on a three-run rally in the third inning, at Fernhill Park on Wednesday night. Shody's triple and a two- bagger by King did the big job. After that they backed Hray- nyk's pitching effort to win the game, Last night, Shody hit a homer off Mason's pitching and that was the best they could do. Fernhill was in a hitting mood and paced by Gaskell, with a homer, G. Zarowny and Mosier, they simply overpowered Bathe Park last night to tie up the round. FERNHILL PARK ~ Vernon, ss; Nelson, 2b; Norris, If and cf; Gaskell, 1b; March, 3b; G. Zarowny, cf; Mason, p; Mosier, rf; T. Zarowny, c; Connell, If. BATHE PARK -- Tropak, 2b; Shody, i and p; Nosal, cf and American League W L Pct. GBL 76 37 .673 7241 637 4 65 51 .560 1215 60 54 .526 16%5 57 57 .500.19%, 56 62 .475 22%, 48 66 .421 28%; 46 64 .418 2814 47 66 .416 29 4271 371234 League Ww I Pct. GBL 67 40 .626 6945 .605 15 59 40 .546 8% 55 51 .519 11% 56 53 .51412 5253 .495 14 Chicago 4463 41123 Philadelphia 3078 .278 37% International Teague W L Pct. GBL 73 . 613 63 51 .553 714 6554 .546 8 60 60 .500 13% 58 60 .492 14% 5559 .482 15% 53 66 .44520 4677 37429 New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston Minnesota Washington Los Angeles Kansas City National Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Columbus Charleston Buffalo Rochester Toronto Jersey City Richmond Syracuse p; Hraynyk, p and 1b; Mec- Knight, 3b; Bobak, rf and cf; Spencer, 1b and rf; McConkey, Hig Macko, ¢; Shevchuk, ¢ in tice jockey Gary Smith, 20, was injured severely Wednesday when thrown by a horse during a workout at Rockingham Park. He suffered a fracture of the lower back, punctured rectum and crushed foot. Doctors said he may suffer paralysis of the place Randall-Roy Metals 8-4, game, played last night at Kew Beach in Toronto. hopes alive in their bid for top spot in the league standings, held by Dependable Caterers. The loss for Randall-Roy Metals practically chances of catching the last the win, posting 13 strikeouts and walk- ing only one, en route to his 8th victory against only three setbacks. bean pitcher with Randall-Roy was charged with his 12th de- feat. He was equally as im- pressive as '"'Smiddy", however three costly errors seventh inning cost Deasley the game. Deasley struckout 14 and walked five while permitting seven hits. SEVEN RUN IN 6TH Oshawa Real Estate vs Black's Men's Wear Horne's Esso Station vs Kent's Western Tire. p.m. Karn's Drugs vs Black's Men's Wear. Horne's Esso Station vs Town and Country. -- East diamond -- Town and Oshawa Tony's defeated last|inning Tony's rallied for seven big runs which put the game on ice. Bobby Booth playing de- spite a badly swollen leg and jaw, connected for a single, Nick Mroczeck followed with a walk, Brent Oldfield was safe on a Randall - Roy defensive lapse which loaded the bases. Bev Smith rifled a hit off Deasley's foot, scoring Booth and Mroczeck to give Tony's the lead in the game 2-1. Palmer Knight smacked out a two-bagger, scoring Oldfield and Smith, to run the count to 4-1. Knight advanced to third on a passed ball and scored on Mel Meulemeester's infield dribbler, which Randall - Roy infielder elected to go to the plate. How- ever Knight crossed over with the run before the tag. Success- ive singles by Sonny Hill, Dan- ny Price and Freddie Etcher scored two more runs to com- plete the rally. Tony's added another run in the 8th, on Palmer Knight's hit and Mel Meulemeester's double. Randall - Roy jumped into a quick 1-0 in the first inning. Bob- in a Beaches Major Fastball The win kept Tony's slim eliminated their play-off berth. Bev Smith hurled Tony's to scattering six hits, Ab Deasley, "luckless" string- in the Trailing 1-0 going into the 6th Tony's Help Settle Playoff Situation by Singleton was safe on am error, Singletoin at second on an in- field out and scored himself in front of Eddie Rushford's double. Don Quance forced In the 7th frame, Randall- added three fore runs, Deasley drew a walk, George Cassidy connected with a solid two-bagger scoring one rum, John Poland lashed out a scoring another and Bob ton's hit scored Poland to plete Randall-Roy's runs. Palmer Knight and Sonny led Tony's at the plate with two hits apiece. Bob Singleton was tops for the losers with a pair. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Hill ef, Price 3b, Etcher 1b, Booth ¢, Mroczeck If, Oldfield ss, Smith p, Knight 2b, Meulemeester rf. RANDALL - ROY METALS Poland 2b, Singleton 1b, cf, Rushford 3b, Maik ss, ¢, Deasley p, Cassidy If, Tony's R-Roy and Bill Palmer (bases). Neighborhood Park Softball Results ~ In the Neighborhood Assoc Pee Wee Boys Softball League action last night, Nipigon Park Pee Wees nosed out Lake Vista 87 to capture the top honors in the Western Division. Nipigon Park lads won this one the hard way, scoring three runs in the 6th inning to tie the score and getting the winning run in their own half of the 7th frame. UAW League Softball Dates Monday, Aug. 14, (6 p.m.) Tuesday, August 15 (1 p.m.) 16 (6 Wednesday, August Thursday, August 17 (1 p.m.) against No. 8 and teams No. 2 and No. 4 will compete in Ser- ies "B". Series will be 2 out of pro soccer player. Is 3 games. Monday, August 21 (6 p.m.) Country vs Horne's Esso Sta- tion and (6 p.m.) West Dia- mond -- Black's Men's Wear 6th frames but that one rally turned the triek. Lake Vista, with a run in the second stanza and four more in the third frame, established an early lead but Wilson's pitching and good support held them off after that. Kingside Park Pee Wees whipped Sunnyside Park 11-5 in their game at Kingside Park last night. A big seven-run rally in the second stanza paved the way for the Kingside yn 1 F clicked again in the Sth Sunnyside batters erek too good fi got only singletons in and fourth frames runs in the seventh, to plete their total. : ef: 57 pe s5f il vs Kents Western Tire. Tuesday, August 22 (1 p.m.) Oshawa Real Estate vs Karn's Drugs. tesla; August 23 Bi p.m.) East Diamond -- Blac! Men's Wear vs Horne's seo Station and 6 p.m. West Dia- mond -- Kent's Western Tire DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY vs Town and Country. Thursday, August 24 (1 p.m.) Karn's Drugs vs Oshawa Real Estate. Monday, August 28 (6 p.m.) East Diamond -- Kents Western Tire vs Town and Country an (6 p.m.) West Diamond 300 KING ST. WET 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. MEDICAL PHARMACY Black's Men's Wear vs Horne's Esso Station. Tuesday, August 29 (1 p.m.) Oshawa Real Estate vs Karn's Drugs. Wednesday, August 30 (6 p.m.) East Diamond -- Black's Men's NORTH SIMCOE FRARMACY LTD. 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH 723-3418 Wear vs Town and Country and (6 p.m.) West Diamond Horne's Esso Station vs Kents Western Tire. Monday, September 4 (6 p.m, (Black's Men's Wear vs Oshawa Real Estate. POWELL 35%2 SIMCOE ST. NORTH 725-4734 Tuesday, September § (1 p.m.) Kents Western Tire vs Horne's Esso Station. Wednesday, September 6 (6 p.m.) Karn's Drugs vs Oshawa Real Estate. Thursday, September 7, (1 p.m.) Horne's Esso Station vs Town and Country. Top four teams as of Friday, September 8, to play in Area Council tournament on Satur- day, September 16. Monday, September 11 (6 p.m.) Oshawa Real Estate vs Karn's Drugs. Tuesday, September 12 (1 p.m.) Kent's Western Tire vs Horne's Esso Station. ..Thursday,. September. 14,. (1 p.m. Town and Country vs LIFE is just a CHERRIES legs. 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