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SE ww wee wee ges 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 13, 1961 i om __"n y we tye vis Wee TTT Hamilton Fotheringhams squared the Ontario Amateur Softball Association Senior "A" semi-finals with Oshawa Tony's at one win apiece, scoring a brilliant 1-0 shutout victory over ds dh id oh, 0, lS it AE CR ah St eS 2 2 Le Fotheringhams Nip Tony's 1-0 i To Tie Series . TONY'S MISS CHANCES Tony's missed their chances. In the second inning, with one out, Bobby Booth smacked out a triple however Edwards bore down to get out of the inning. Vw www TIGERS' MANAGER GETS NEW CONTRACT Detroit Manager Bob Schef- | Tiger Stadium. Scheffing ke fing (left) pens a new con- tract with a substantial raise, as club president John E. Fetzer smiles approval, at the American League pe the Tigers in contention for nant until this month. His old contract, running through 1962 In the fourth, Jack "Red" MacDermaid led-off with a Third and deciding game is|three-bagger and again Ed tentatively set for Toronto on[Wards rose to the occasion, Saturday with Kew Beach, home|claiming Jimmie Loreno and| of the Beaches Major Fastball|Sonny Hill on strikeouts and League, as likely site. Joe Piontek on a fly out. The winner of the Tony's-| TONY'S TALES -- Manager Fotheringhams round will ad-|Frank Foley of Tony's was vance to the Southern Ontario|¢jected from the game after) final against either Toronto Tri-|disputing a call by plate um- Bells or Windsor. Windsor led|Pire Ted Wilcox. . . . Bob Booth, that round 1-0 with a 2-0 win| Red" MacDermaid and Nick last Saturday, in the Queen Mroczek collected the Oshawa City. - (hits. . . . For Hamilton, Johnny Righthander Johnny Edwards | EWS nue Woig wi) of Fotheringhams and Oshawa's|.. _.. Tony's could open up lefty, Mel Meulemeester, hook- the Beaches Major Fastball ed up in a tremendous pitching semi-finals here in Oshawa next battle. Both boys spun 3-hitters. Monday. Randall = Roy Rdwards famed & ging him Metals meet Dependable Cater-| {games ; ers in final game of the sched i ule. . . . Should Randall's win| Meulemeester, the loser, they'll tie Eddie Black's for the pak aut seven and had» 1 fin play-off postion, thus fore: 4 * rst SiXling a sudden-death game Mon- innings, until Edwards broke oe at Kew Beach. . .. How- was torn up. The new one is yp the perfect game bid with alever a Dependable victory also for two. years, plus the |clean-cut single. would set the stage for the semi-| n- | raise. Estimate on the salary | potheringhams scored the|finals to open in Oshawa on is between $40,000 and $45,000. |game's only run in the 4th/Monday. --(AP Wirephoto) frame. Back-to-back walks to OSH. TONY'S -- Loreno, 2b; | Oshawa last night, at Hamil-| ton's Victoria Park. pt | Stan Sutton and Johnny Ed-| Piontek, cf; Etcher, 1b; Mroc- SPORTS MENU Goalie Stars By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' wards put runners on first and zek, If; Booth, ¢; Meulemeester, | second with none out. Bill Fal- |p; Oldfield, ss; MacDermaid, rf; | lis, Hamilton captain, was safe Hill, cf. on an error to fill the sacks. HAM. FOTHERINGHAMS -- | B Clean-up hitter Jimmie Baron|Sutton, ss; Frdw ards, p Falis, | As |then rifled a line-drive into cen-|c; Baron, If; cFarlene, rf; rampton i field, which was caught by|Thompson, 1b; Kinder, 3b; Hic- | {Sonny Hill and Sutton raced!|key, 2b; Yole, cf. Wi Ti | {home after the sacrifice fly. ins litle OSHAWA TONY'S ran into a playoff snag last night in Hamilton when they were nosed out by Fothering- hams 1-0, in the second game of their OASA Senior "A" set. Third game of the 2-out-of-3 series will be played in Toronto on Saturday afternoon of this week. 501 Meulemeester had a no-hitter for six innings last night and still the only run in the game was scored in the fourth frame. Tony's had a couple of triples but couldn't get the runner across the plate. The third game should be a sizzler PLAYOFF action here at home last night saw Tony's Vendors beat McLean's Esso 4-1 as Ron Taylor pitched a brilliant one-hitter. That gave Vendors the semi-final round in two-straight. The other semi-final bracket got under way last night with Scugog Cleaners beating out Heffering's 7-5, Reg. Hickey had 13 strike- outs for the Imperials but he also gave up almost as many hits and this factor -- plus some untimely errors by his mates -- enabled Scugog to get the odd easy run and that's disastrous at any time, especially in playoffs. These two teams go again Thursday night in the second of the series. Another interesting playoff game on tap for Thursday night also, will be the third game of the Inter-County League finals. Houdaille Industries tied up the round with a win over Crawford Construction, last night at Lakeview Park. FRED DAVISON, manager of the Vancouver Nor- burns, playing Hastings Legion in the Canadian Junior lacrosse finals this week, at Port Credit, yesterday voiced harsh criticism of Port Credit's water supply. He has put his players on Milk and fruit juice, for all liquid needs. Davison is apt to find the Port Credit milk has turned sour today -- after that stunning upset last night, when Brampton Ramblers won the seventh and deciding game of the Ontario senior lacrosse finals, right in Port Credit. BASEBALL BITS:- Ajax Bantams won the Oshawa Legion Minor Association's 1961 Bantam title last night, beating Victor's Sports, here at Kinsmen Stadium, in rather handy style OSHAWA LEGION Juniors came up with a great win last night a 3-0 verdict over People's Credit Jewellers in the third and final game of their Leaside Junior League semi-final round, Roger "Satch" Reeson pitched a two-hitter for the shutout win. Now the Oshawa boys meet Moore's Drugs in the finals, starting tomorrow evening at Talbot Park . . . JIMMY DYKES is going to be let out as manager of the Cleveland Indians and rumor has it that coach Mel McGaha, who managed Toronto Leafs last year, may be offered the top seat in the Wigwam . . . ROGER MARIS (nor Mickey Mantle) didn't get any homers yesterday and an indication of the pressure mounting is given in that the usually quiet Maris voiced some criticism of the plate umpire's calls, on balls-and-strikes YANKEES won over White Sox and now appear to be within about one week of clinching the American League pennant . . . PHILLIES clobbered the Dodgers 19-10 yesterday and Cincy Redlegs won over the Cubs, to boost their National League lead and their chance for R Meuly got Hugh McFarlane on|Tony"s 000 000 000--0 3 2 a strikeout and Eric Thompson|Ham. 000 100 00x--1 3 | PORT CREDIT (CP) -- Goal-(In an infield pop up, to end the {rally. Umpires--Ted Wilcox (plate) | keeper Bob Savage will prob-|' vw We ea Ww PW - - . Joa J Hodgson for Crawford's and| HOUDAILLE IND. -- Woods, Tutak and Hanna, each had two| : 7 hits in this well-played game. |5%' Jones, 1b; Kuney, 3b; Togak, Ll] CRAWFORD CON. -- Brodie, P: Milne, cf; Hanna, INTER - COUNTY FINAL cf; McAllister, If; Cornish, 3b;|2b; Brown, If; Crosmas, rf; Houdaille Evens Round, Yuill, 2b; Hodgson, ss: McAvoy,|Cairnes. rf in 6th: Lyzun, batted : ¢; Hughes, rf; Winter, bj] oth; Elliott, po a h Wins Second Game 5-3 Johnston, p. v b in 6th. Houdaille Industries defeated third and Jones got trapped off Crawford Construction 5-3 last|{second base but Tutak doubled night at Lakeview Park, to knot|and Milne singled, then Hanna their Inter-County Softbal 11 hit a double to score Milne with League championship final se-'the third run of the inning. ries at one game apiece. | The winners didn't do much Third game will be played this at the plate after that until the Thursday evening, at Alexandra bottom of the sixth inning when Park. they broke the 3-3 deadlock with Tutak pitched the win for a two-run outburst. Tutak open- Houdaille Industries, yieldingled with a single, and he cross- only four hits, two of them injed the plate to win his own BRITAIN'S NEWEST TRENCH COAT ry Mquascutum OF LONDON TIrimmest coat on the scene--the Bentley, by Aquascutum, makers of the original officers' trench coat. It appears in the popular new shorter length . . . so infinitely comfortable. The fabric is newsworthy too: finest English cotton processed with Aquascutum's exclusive Aqua Five*, to repel rain as no fabric has ever done before! Even shrugs off oil and dirt. Resists creases as well. And a coat impregnated with Aqua Five does not need reproofing after cleaning. In a choice of Oyster, Beige, or Black, priced at 9.50 $6 *Trade name of Aquascutum Qohn Prostons men's shop | the first inning when Craw-|ball game when Hanna doubled with one out, Cornish singled!ed the final run of the game. and then after Yuill had fan-| Wilson Stark Tutak struck out McAvoy to end 1 son tar the early rally. gled and McAvoy walked to fill the bases. Hughes struck out y ced Wilson Stark broke 18-straight plate with an infield grounder and had a fine score of 23-out of- score on the misplay. club trophy trapshoeting compe: Tutak claimed eight strike-| tition, on Saturday. struction put the third strike straight. past only two batters. Other top guns of the day were| inning for an early lead. Woods|Hockett, Jr. f opened with a walk and Jones The club's rifle trophy was sible 100 while Bob Yeomans, SPORTS with 98, was runner-up. 1 | The tournament found a large day's competition. Club members are reminded SOFTBALL : __ |(trout) coming to a close this] Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (9+ week, entry forms for the an- side Park and Fernhill Park at| Radio Park; 2nd games of Tr BREATHES LIFE game of Eastern Ontario zone| Tucson High school student finals. brought a dead duck back Oshawa City and District| The wounded duck was Assoc. -- (City Championship | saved by Richard Orbaker, Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd barely alive. Orbaker took game of 2-out-of-3 series. the duck to a biology class- at Alexandra Park, 1.00 p.m five buckshot, 'nter-County League--(Cham: During the operation, wit- dustries, at Alexandra Park, 6.00 "I grabbed a glass tube p.m.; 3rd game of series. and put it in the bird's beak offs -- Oshawa Legionnaires vs| S° Seconds before the duck Moore's Drugs, at Sralbot Pars started breath ing again. 201 SIMCOE ST. S. ford's started off with two of (with one out. With two out, their runs. McAllister walked|Brown clicked and Hanna scor- ned, Hodgson belted a triple to score his two mates. Then] The loser: t their other run| Wi T h osers got their other in the fourth inning. Yuill was) ms iropny safe on an error, Hodgson Ll) Cl b Sh : and Winter forced Yuill at the but Johnston was safe on an 25 to capture the Newcastle error and Hodgson was able to! Sportsmen's Club's first annual out victims while Johnston, on| Runner-up was Stan Hocket,| the mound for Crawford Con-|/with 22 x 25 and a string of 15 | Houdaille went to work early, Clarence Woods, Jim Potter, | getting three runs in their first| Jiggs" Harlock and Arthur| singled. Kuney forced Woods at|Won by Doug Skinner with a fine scorecard of 99 of a pos- turnout of members, with 35 CALENDAR boxes of shells being used in the TODAY'S GAMES [that with the fishing season| wanis Bantam League Semi-|nual fishing trophy should be Finals) -- College Hill at Sunny-|turned in immediately. of-3 series; both games at 6.15 pan. shatp | ASA Junior "C" Playoffs --| | Port Perry and Odessa, at Tren-| INTO DEAD DUCK ton, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd and deciding TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- A . RT Re ' to life Monday with mouth- SORES For THURSDAY to-beak respiration. Semi-Finals) -- Scugog Clean.| an 18-year-old senior, after ers vs Heffering's Imperials, at| it fell into the school yard, UAW League -- Town and| room, where with scissors Country vs Kent's Western Tire,| and tweezers he plucked out pionship Finals) -- Crawford] nessed by Orbaker's class- Construction and Houdaille In-| mates, the duck died. BASEBALL | and blew into it," said Or- Leaside Junior League Play-| baker. "I'd say it was about 7.30 p.m.; 1st game of 3-out-of-5 'He's going to live." championship finals. l Ajax Bantams |Win Legion League Title Ajax captured the 1961 cham- pionship of the Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association's Bantam League, when they] whipped Victor's Sports 14-3, last night at Kinsmen Civic Me- moral Stadium, in the final (game, | Godfrey started on the mound {for Ajax, gave up a run in the {second inning and a pair in the {and Tex Holk (bases). | | -- . ----- -- 5 --- Legi ; Jr. eglionnaires Savage was instrumental | Tuesday night in Brampton's {7-4 victory over Port Credit first two periods as Brampton Talbot Park, when they defeat- of nine strikeouts also, this see- {went ahead 5-1 before relenting!ed People's Credit Jewellers 3-0 saw battle was a 0-0 deadlock to allow final . period goals-- in the third and deciding game until the 8th inning when Osh- |ver and New Westminster. Van-| up only one run in the two play-|Jim Pipher walked. Reid was couver leads 3-1 |off games he worked and in win-|tagged out at the plate, on an 'Ron Brown scored Port Cre- pct of.three championship finals|grounder and then.a walk to| dit's other goal. _|against Moore's Drugs, on|Reeson, loaded the bases again| rr Thursday night at Talbot Park. but Marshall fanned Al Etchells battle. Reeson struck out nine Haughton, batted in 9th and| batters and was only really! Routland, p in 8th. | {ably ride all the way to the ® eo LJ 1 Win Semi-Finals |Sailors last year's Mann Cup by Florie Tomchychen. of the semi-final series. awa suddenly splurged for the The largest erowd: ever gath-| MDE the third game, he bested|attempted steal then Jim Mec- Reeson won the Leaside|to end the inning. threatened twice. In the 8th,| OSHAWA LEGION -- Etchells, | [West Coast on the shoulders of| his Brampton teammates as| the Ramblers seck the senior Canadian lacrosse title. {champions in the seventh and Oshawa Legion Juniors ad- the 9th, was the closest People's) deciding game of their Eastern vanced to the championship/came to winning this key: ver-| Canadian final. He held thelfinals of the Leaside Junior dict. | Sailors to a single goal in the Baseball League last night at, With Marshall having a total] The Ramblers play for the Roger "Satch" Reeson was three runs that ended the series. Mann Cup against the winner the hero for the Oshawa Legion-| Bob Reid was safe on an error of an Inter City Lacrosse|naires, pitching a superb two-|to open the last of the 8th inning |League final between Vancou-|hitter to earn the win. He gave then Ted Whiteley singled and : > ' 4 |Len Marshall, People's ace, who|Conkey came through with the| ered in Fort Credit arena, al yad blanked Oshawa 1-0 ip the big clutch hit, a two-bagger, tol Us: mes. Y Itirst of the series. {score Whiteley and Pipher. An nign's game. Oshawa Legion will open the|infield error on Tom Brewer's League pitching award this sea-| PEOPLE'S -- Campbell, ss; son, having a sensational earned|Hocking, 3b; Weller, rf; Small, | run average of only 1.00, If; Andrews, 1b; Raino, cf; Yur | This one was a stern pitching kiw, 2b; Jobe, ¢; Marshall, p; Marshall singled and Dave c: Dowe, ss; B. Reid, 2b; White-| Hocking walked after there werelley, 1b; Bell, cf; Pipher, rf; | two out. A hit batter, Andrews,| McConkey, If; Brewer, 3b; Ree- |plus a walk to Archie Yirkiw inlson, p. Jets And Bisons | In Playoff Wins |third. In the fifth, Cloutier (00k gy pig ASSOCIATED PRESS Clendenon broke the scoreless over the pitching chore and fin "oy mys and Buffalo drew|deadlock in the fouth inning as| ished out the game in grand gu. blood in the opening round! the Jets scored three runs. Clen-| style. of the International League|denon also drove in the final] | A walk to K. Brack opened semi - final playoffs Tuesday| Columbus run in the fifth with |Victor's second inning then Glen-| night as the league champion/a double. dinning also walked, Brack got| Jets defeated Rochester 4-1 and| Buffalo scored two runs af- |caught trying to steal and then athe Bisons topped Charleston!ter two were out in the ninth wild pitch and Sutton's single!3-2. ey to derail the Marlins and Ray| scored Glendinning. Jim Umbricht, a nine - game| Washburn, Washburn retired the In the next inning, Gillies was winner for the Jets, fired a|first two batters but Don Min- safe on an error, G. Brack drew|seven - hitter. He lost his shut-\cher unloaded a home run. to a walk and Alexander sacrificed|0ut in the seventh on doublesitie the score. Felix Torres dou- with a bunt. Ewart then sacri-|Py Fred Valentine and Stan|pled and Cal Neeman walked. ficed with an outfield fly, to|oK. ae ___|Bob Tiefenauer relieved Wash. score Gillies and G. Brack came|, Back - to - back home runs|byrm and Bob Wine touched him | home on a two-bagger by K.|DY Johnny Powers and Donnifor a double to score Torres |Brack. y | {with the winning run. | Victor's only collected three| Alvin Jackson (127) will pitch hits, N. Brack having two of] OBA Reverses for Columbus tonight against | these. They had 10 strikeout| Rochester's John .Anderson| a berth in the World Series jictims. Ajax had { batters 103 victims. Ajax had seven batiers| [)@cigion So BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS a up one run in the first re American League W LIL Pct. GBL New York 100 45 690 -- Detroit 88 56 Baltimore 87 60 Chicago 78 Cleveland 717 Boston n7 Los Angeles 63 Minnesota 62 81 434 37 Kansas City 53 91 .368 461% Washington 53 93 .363 471% Tuesday's Results Boston 1 Washington 5 New York 4 Chicago 3 Kansas City 1 Detroit 3 Los Angeles at Minnesola ppd, rain Today's Probable Pitchers 592 14 534 2215 A490 29 .480 30%, A438 3615 (2) New York (Stafford 13-7) at| Chicago (Larsen 7-1) (N) Los Angeles (McBride 12-12 S11 11% | Kansas City at Detro Los Angeles at Minn WIL Cincinnati 56 Los Angeles 79 58 | Milwaukee 63 {San Francisco 4 63 St. Louis 67 Pittsburgh 70 {Chicago 59 80 {Philadelphia 42 98 Tuesday's Resulls Chicago 2 Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 1 St. Louis | Philadelphia 19 Los Angeles 10] age. Pittsburgh 3 San Fran | Today's Probable P Milwaukee (Willey Cincinnati (Jay 19-8) (N) i Chicago (Ellsworth 8-10) at|Lean; Williams, If in 6th; Clou- National League K. Brack, pitching for Victor's U " 0 it ning and then a pair in the| mpires wu it |third, on two walks, an error| SIMCOE (CP) -- The Nor-| esola and two infield outs. He gave up|folk Umpires Association Tues- only four hits but he issued 12/day withdrew from all further .... (walks. Ontario Baseb all Association Pct. GBL| Four walks and a couple of games after the OBA reversed 606 -- bad errors gave Ajax four more|an umpire's decision. 577 4% |runs without the aid of even one| The NUA supplies umpires 547 8% |hit, in the fourth inning and in|for all OBA, Ontario Amateur| 540 9'5 the fifth, they pushed over an-|Softball Association and local 518 12%5 |other four runs, with Allen hit-|league games from Dunnville to| 489 16% ting a triple, The winners con- Aylmer. A24 25% |cluded their total with three| The dispute arose when um-| 295 43 more runs in the 7th inning and|Pire George White ruled al lagain they had no hits, three Campbellville base Turner] | walks, two errors and a couple | had been hit by. a batted ball 4 lof wild pitches doing the dam.|in the second game of the OBA| Intermediate A playoff game cisco 0 | . AJAX -- Barnett, c; Huminiuk | 282105! Simcoe. Te Jacision] itchers |2b; Peterson, J Allen, 3b; piri he Sine Vo 5.10) at/Bornohal, ss; Godfrey, p; Car- : dBi ni {penter, 1b: Cookson, of: Mac. | DE the set at one game each The OBA upheld a Campbell. (14-9) in the second game of the best of seven set. Paul] Brown (3-2) or Bill Smith (9-7) will get the call for Buffalo against Charleston's Dean Stone (12-8). YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Frank Lary, Tig- ers, beat Kansas City 3-1 with five hitter for 20th victory. Hitting -- Don Demeter, Phils knocked in seven runs with three homers and a single in 19-10 victory over Los Angeles Dodgers. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT and Bowsfield 9-6) at Minnesota : v (Kaat 7-15 and Lee 3-5) St. Louis (Broglio 9-11) (N) Baltimore (Barber 16-10) at| Pittsburgh (Friend 14-17) Cleveland (Bell 9-15) (N) : : Boston (Stallard 2-4) at Wash-| Philadelphia (Owens ington (Donovan 9-9 or Hobaugh|Green 2-3) at San 89) (N) : (Duffalo 3-0) (N) Kansas City (Archer 8-12) at Thursday's Games Detroit (Bunning 15-11) Phila, at San Francisco Thursday's Games Pitts. at Los Angeles (N) Los Angeles (Drysdale 11-9) (N) 4.9 or|Brack, If; Alexander, 3b; Ewart. | Francisco|cf; Fei yaa oy, is ville protest and ordered the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tier, p in 5th and Claring iY al : atlif 4 Dr th and laringboid. zante replayed from the point] "Philadelphia--Joey Giardello,| VICTOR'S - SPORTS a [of the disputed call, in the|161%, P hil a delphia, defeated **|ninth inning with one out, two|Jesse Smith, 159%, Chicago, 10. {aboard and Campbellville lead-]! Rome, Italy--Antonio Paiva, ing 5-4 127%,, Brazil, stopped Mario Simcoe, meanwhile, has{Calandra, 127%, Italy, 7. | launched a counter protest Fresno, Calif. -- Gabe Ter-| hat the OBA decision is con-|ronez, 144%, Fresno, Calif., de-| trary to the association's by-/feated Timmy Jefferson, 143% K. Brack, p; Glendinning ss; Taylor, ¢: Sutton, 2b: Hart shorn, rf; Gillies, p; Mothersill If in 7th; Clapp, 3b in 5th; Bris bois, 2b in 6th; McKenzie, rf in New York at Chicago ad Chicago ; | St. Louis (N) |6th; Claringbold, 1b in 7th. . laws. |Los Angeles, 10. A | WANTED 300 YOUNG MEN FOR SUPERMARKET OPPORTUNITIES IN GREAT BRITAIN ® EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES TO DEVELOP FOR FUTURE KEY POSITIONS IN GREAT BRITIAN"S FINEST SUPERMARKETS MUST BE SINGLE, 18 TO 25 EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL BUT WOULD BE DESIRABLE SELECTED APPLICANTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO CONTRACT FOR 2 YEARS PLEASE APPLY IMMEDIATELY IN PERSON OR WRITE, GIVING EDUCATION, AND ALL PARTICULARS WITH SNAPSHOT TO C. R. ARMSTRONG, PERSONNEL DEPT. 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