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42 THE OSHAWA 'TIMES, Monday, Februcry 12, 1962 ~ -Three Montrealers Hope To Land Berths In Major Baseball MONTREAL. (CP) -- ree)Dodgers' brass by batting .500 Montreal baseball 5 Hd are|in a three - game trial at 'the heading south this spring hoping|end of last season. to land regular berths with ma- jor league clubs. ' Pitchers Ron Piche of Mil- waukee Braves and Ray Davi- FINGERS CROSSED "You never know ahead of time," says Harkness. "They could make a trade or switch 4 ault of New York Mets, and|players around at any time." 'first baseman Tim Harkness of Harkness played briefly with Los Angeles Dodgers are prob-|Montreal in the International ' ably Canada's strongest entries|League in 1958, and last sea- : in this year's scramble for posi- tions. son batted .260 with Spokane. Two years ago he socked 28 Harkness perhaps has the|homers with Spokane. He is the . toughest problem. His rival forjonly Montreal player in the the Dodgers' first base job is|Dodger org2mization except for _ Frank Howard, the six - foot, ' seven - inch hard-hitting giant. Pete Cianfone, who has pitched Class D baseball for two sea- But Harkness impressed the|sons. Piche started with Milwaukee last season but was farmed to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League where he won 14 and lost seven, while leading the league in shutouts. Daviault was enthusiastic at being drafted by the new Na- tional League entry, New York Mets, after a few years in the Dodger organization. "Tm not getting any younger," said the 27 - year- old righthander. "I have to make good this year or accept my fate --as--a--minor--league player." Playing for Casey Stengel, long - time pilot of the Yankees FAVORITE BEATEN BUFFALO (CP - AP)--Two Philadelphians, second - 1962 has been HONORED for The gold medal of the Roya'|Swedish expert Profi seeded|Institute of British Architects|Markelius, Ben Heckscher and unseeded Sam Howe, battled rg way to the finals of the U.S. singles squash racquets Poole Sunday. Howe knocked off top- seeded Charlie Ufford of New York City in an upset, 15-11, 11-15, 15-8, 15-6, HOME PRO WINS ASPEN, Colo. (AP)--Anderl Moltere, "Aspen ski instructor, won the fourth of the current world ski races by capturing the giant slalom Sunday. ries will resume at Toronto next weekend. who will coach the Mets, is enough incentive "to make good" for any player, he said. Daviault had a 10-9 record last year with Tacoma but was weak in the late innings. He hopes to become a relief pitcher. "I would rather see action in 50 games than start 20," he said. On the Mets' roster Daviault will join his former Montreal team - mate, Charlie Neal. OWNED BY CANADIANS oveeareo oy CANADIANS CANADIAN OIL cOmMPAMLEES ,- tLEmMITtEe WHITE ROSE GASOLINES*MOTOR OILS $2 TRYING FOR MAJORS -- Three Montreal baseball play- ers are hoping to land posi- tions this season with major league teams. Ray Daviault, shown admiring the catching form of daughter Lucie, 5, is hoping to become a ' relief pitcher for New York Mets. First baseman Tim Harkness 7 : (left inset) has tough com- petition in trying out with Los Angeles Dodgers. Ron Piche (right), who led Paci- fic Coast League pitchers in shutouts last season and fin- ished with a 14-7 win-loss rec- ord, is working out with Mil- waukee Braves. --(CP Photo) O'Neill Cagers Sweep Tri-Bill Off Bowmanville Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate; victory over the Senior Bow- basketball teams played host to|manville Cagers, 61-26, mainly Bowmanville CI on Friday af- ternoon and emerged as win- mers in all three games. BANTAM GAME due to the team-work of Oshawa squad. The first quarter ended in a 10-10 deadlock, as the teams played slow and carefully. Ron During the first half of the/pirnett of O'Neill led the way game, the O'Neill and Bowman- ville squads played at an even pace, with very few fouls com- mitted and likewise few bas- kets made, as the score was only 10-8, for O'Neili. During the second half, the teams kept within two points of each other as the Bowmanville squad kept putting pressure egainst the O'Neill team. During the final minute, Bow- manville put every effort into the game to gain an equalizer), but were unsuccessful, as they lost 20-18. The high scorer - O'Neill was Scott Waldie, who hooped 14 out of the 20 points, while for Bowmanville, Gerald Har- mess and Walter Richard scored -- and six points respective- JUNIOR GAME The Junior game was fast in this quarter, as he scored 8-out-of-the-10 points, on re- bounds. At the end of the second quar- ter, O'Neill had jumped into a big lead as they hooped 18 points and held Bowmanville scoreless from the first quarter. During the third quarter, both teams played at an even pace, but in the fourth quarter, O'Neill gained 24 points to Bowman ville's six, which put them on top 61-26. O'Neill's high scorers were Brian Tunnicliffe, Ron Burnett and Dave Ferries who hooped 16, 14 and 10 points respectively. For Bowmanville, Gary Bur- gess scored seven points and Bary Houselander six. McKINLEY WINS NEW YORK (AP) -- Chuck McKinley scored a comeback and furious, as the teams set out|46, 6-3, 4-6, 9-7, 10-8 victory to win early but O'Neill crept|over top-ranked Whitney Reed into the lead and held it all the/Sunday for the U.S. national in- way. The half-time ended with door championship. McKinley upset Wimbledon O'Neill out in front 15-11 and)champion Rod Laver in straight each team had played equally|sets in Saturday's semi-finals, well. The final score was 31-19 for O'Neill, as the O'Neill cagers pulled into a large and fast lead during the fourth quarter. High scorers for O'Neill were NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings: Montreal, won 31, Stan Kolesnik with eight points!1,<+ 19 tied 11, points 73. and Bob "Chester" Crothers who ecored nine points For Bowmanville, Walter|® Richard hooped eight points and Brad Yourth five points. SENIOR GAME Points: Bathgate, New York, Goals: Hull, Chicago. 33. -Assists: Bathgate, 47. Shutouts: Hall, Chicago, 6. Penalties: Fontinato, O'Neill gained a convincinglreal, 149 minutes. The "makings" of a fine cigarette! Mont- Famous for mildness and fine full flavour! Players, TOBACCO ALWAYS FRESH IN % LB. TIN AND HANDY POCKET PACK! RETA AMORA RRR Tg TORN ABE AVE BUY ONE--GET ONE FREE! LANOLIN SKIN CREAM ALL-PURPOSE-- USE AS A CLEANSER, AS A NIGHT CREAM OR AS A. POWDER BASE MILK OF MAGNESIA 'ANTACID LAXATIVE FOR RELIEF OF DIGESTIVE UPSET ACID STOMACH. 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