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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, July 12, 1962 ISPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA TONY'S dropped an 8-7 decision to Dependable Caterers in their Beaches Major Fastball League contest here last night: The game was a regular slug-fest with three homers and four or five doubles and a flock of singles. Al Sullivan failed to go the distance in his first start of the sea- son with Tony's. Actually, we felt he should have been re- lieved earlier than he was. Ronnie Jones, brought in for the purpose of bolstering the Tony's pitching staff, wasn't called into action until after Dependable had scored three runs in the 9th -- this after two previous barrages that produced runs for the visitors after they had trailed 5-0 at one stage. Jones fanned his first batter and got the next one to fly out. How effective he would have been over a longer stint, remains to be seen. The situation last night was such that this informa- tion should be known right now. Tonight's doubleheader has Heffering's and Maclean's clashing in the first game with Cobourg facing Pic-O-Mats in the nightcap. Cobourg expects to have 'Sleep' Dawe, on the mound tonight and if they do, and he is in form, local softball fans will see some fast pitching. ; CAPSULE SPORTS:--The death of Jack Humphreys, chief scout of N.Y. Rangers, who succumbed to a heart at- tack on Tuesday, will be learned with deep sadness in the many centres where he was popularly known as a keen hockey man. . . . TWO OSHAWA golfers qualified yesterday under the 77 limit but two had scores too high to qualify in the Ontario amateur golf championships: Toby Wolter, 78; Bruce Bradley, 79; Jeff McGrath, 74 and Bob Bradley, best of all with a 72 card... . BOBBY KUNTZ scored three touch- downs last night to lead the Golds to a 46-27 win over the Blacks when Hamilton Tigers had their inter-squad game last night. Maybe Argos should have kept him? . . . CAN- ADA'S Davis Cup team, which starts play against U.S. in Cleveland tomorrow, may only use two of their four-man team, Wonder if the Physical Fitness group thinks. this type of operation is worthy of much financial support? .. , KEITH MacDONALD, almost an unknown in British golf circles, shot an amazing 69 yesterday to lead the field in the British Open, at Troon, Scotland, Arnold Palmer and Kel Nagle of Australia each had 71 while Peter Thomson, also an Aussie, and four-time winner of this event, was in second place with his 72... . TODAY, Arnold Palmer equalled the course record with a 69 and went into the lead with his 140 total. .. . GOR- DIE HOWE signed his 1962-63 contract with Detroit Red Wings yesterday -- for his 17th NHL season. He has 33 goals, 44 assists last term, his 77-point total being third best in the league. BALTIMORE ORIOLES defeated the Interna- tional League All-Stars 8-5 last night in Rochester with Jim Gentile, Dick Williams and Gus Triandos all hitting homers in the win. MINOR SOFTBALL Kiwanis Bantam Teams Finish Their Schedule KIWANIS BANTAM LEAGUE,LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Dependable Caterers [Edge Oshawa Tony's Last place Dependable Cater-| ers exploded for three runs in ithe ninth inning to upset Osh- Tony's scored a single run in 2nd on Nick Mroczeck's single an error and Bobby Booth's field error, Pete Conacher grounded vut then the fireworks started, Ron Anderson doubled lawa Tony's 8-7 in their Beaches clutch hit. Another four runsito tie game at 7-7. AL Horner Major Fastball League last night at Alexandra Park. The lost was Tony's second home de- feat in-a-row. Trailing 7-5 going for their last jbats Dependable's put together | three hits, a walk and a costly crossed the plate making it 5-0,| with one out when a double by| Nick Mrozeck again sparked the rally, & / Three straight hits by Jack, MacDermaid, Bob Booth and Brent Oldfield, an error and an-| walked and Jack Foley, Depend- ables' playing-coach, delivered the key blow another two bag- ger, scoring Anderson's with the deciding tally. Ronnie Jones finished up, fanning Charlie Reid and got Jimmie Tout on a error to pull out the victory and other base knock by Danny fly out. keep their play-offs hopes alive.| Price highlighted the rally. This! Peter Conacher led Depend: |Meanwhile at Kew Beach in To- jronto last night, Randall. Roy Metals helped tighten up the lea- lgue by shading front-running ended the stay of Mackie on De-| pendable's hill and "Lefty" Ross Golden finished up allowing, Tony's only two more runs the able's at the plate with a pair SPORTS | CALENDAR TODAY |SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District As- soc, Major League Doublehead- er -- Heffering's Imperials vs MacLean's Esso, at 6:15 p.m, and Cobourg Brokers vs/Pic-0. Mats, at 8:15 p.m.; both games at Alexandra Park, Inter-County League -- Fo- ley's Plumbing vs Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park; Hou. daille Industries vs Police As- soc,, at Lakeview Park; Ab- ner's Esso vs Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park, west dia- of "homers". Fraser Scott, Ron Anderson and Al Horner also had two hits apiece. mond, all games at 6:45 p.m, Southern Ontario County League -- Mount Zion vs Brook- | awa"s eight hits while Jack Mer- (Standing as of July 11) Ww 13 12 Connaught Park Storie Park Kingside Park North Oshawa Nipigon Park Fernhill Park Lake Vista Rundle Park Zion Park 6 Woodview Park 6 Eastview Park (No Report) Valleyview (No Report) Southmead (No Report) Sunnyside Park 0 13 Teams in the Kiwanis Ban- tam League of the Oshawa Minor Softball Association com- pleted their season's schedule last night and the results show Connaught Park and Storie Park having clinched playoff berths in the OASA elimina- tion playoffs, while three INIIFu Ae ero In last night's games, Storie Park defeated Fernhill 8-2, at Storie, with the loss eliminat- jing Fernhill Park boys from \their chance to bid for OASA |playoff rights, Storie Park had already clinched second place. | Storie won the game with a jfive-run splurge in the first linning when Solomon and E. 'Wright both doubled, Logeman and G. Wright hit singles, Cam- eron walked and Chmlousky jfinished off the rally with a jtriple. In the next inning, Solo- jmon homered, Logeman and |Taylor each singled then with |make the score 8-0, |. After that Spiers mowed |down the Storie baters but the | damage had been done and Tay- jlor, on the mound for the win- jners, struck out nine batters and gave up only four hits, one ltwo out, G. Wright doubled, to! |Eddie Black's 5-4. After last night's action Black's are still on top with 9 'wins and 6 defeats, Tony's are 7-5, Randall's 6-8 and. Depend- rest of the way. Winner of the lucky basket of| The final two Oshawa runs\grocery draw was 10-year-old| came in 7th when Nick Mrozeck Paul Young, Wellington with tic- was safe on a choice play and/ket number 1347. able's 5 and 8. -- tp i cde -- DEPENDABLE CATERERS: |Maple Grove and Courtice at i ur-bagger. Scott, 2b; Conacher ss; R. An-|Burketon; (Pee Wee League) - FOUR PITCHERS Dependable's fought back with/derson, 1b;. Horner, 3b; Foley,!zion at Courtice A", all games Of the four pitchers used, none' three runs in the 6th, narrowing|c; i®d, cf; Tout, If; J. Ander-|at 6:45 p.m ' |looked very effective except per-\the gap to 5-3. Pete Canacher|son, rf; Mackie, p;-and Golden Cee jhaps Ronnie Jones, who only started it with a home run.'p in 4th. BASEBALL faced two batters, The Mount Back-to-back singles by Ronnie) OsSHAWA TONY'S : Price 2b; Lakeshore Intermediate) Zion wizard came on relief of Anderson and Al Horner and an-\R Simcoe, 3b; Piontek, cf; Os-/League -- Port Hope Ontarios starter Al Sullivan and got the/other by Chas Reid highlighted /horne, cf in 6th; Etcher, 1b;|/¥S Oshawa Lakeshores, at Kins- lin, at Brooklin Community Park, 8:15 p.m. West Darlington Assoc. -- (Atom League) Zion at 'five of his teams goals, with Polonia Eleven | Blank Hungaria In League Tilt Last night's soccer game in the Kinsmen Stadium saw Pol- onia Fifty swamp the 8.C. by a whopping Hus ben gcalie the ungeria 5 have been heavier, As it was, Polonia had every- thing gon! much their own way and to make matters worse for the losers, they had to play a man short after L, Kovacs got bounced for rough play. This was the poorest display of the season and Polonia used it to their advantage in increas- ing their goal average, plus of course adding the two points, which puts them back in the running for first place. Polonia lead at the half by 6-0. and scored three more in the second period. Szarota of Polonia had a field day, scoring singles going to Jeckel, Dawson, Rawski and Slobodzian. Receiving the Labatt Award was Rewski at full-back for Polonia. two batters to face him. the trio of runs, Dependables!Myoczeck, If; MacDermaid, rf;|men Civic Memorial Stadium, Sully, making his first start made it 5-5 with a pair of runs!pooth, c; Oldfield, p; Sullivan,|7:15 p.m. for Tony's, after a year's ab- when Fraser Scott opened with p and Jones p in oth. Oshawa Leelon Mindr 'Absoc. sence, yielded 11 hits including a single and scored on Pete RH E.-- '(Midget League) UAW wal a pair of homers by Peter Con-.Conacher's second homer of the Caterers 000 003 203 --611 5 Whitby at Whitby at 6:15 p.m acher. The. winning combination' night, Tony's 010 400 200 -- 7 3 i ' 4 | of Normie Mackie and Ross Winning pitcher Ross Golden i ae Gactie LE ee (Bantam pind rs Oshawa Golden permitted a similiar 1) sparked the 9th inning comeback! conti (plate), Norm O'Reilly Dairy vs ictor's Sports, at} hits. Jack MacDermaid had the leading off with a single, Fraser|(pases) and Geo. Campbell Harman Park and Ajax vs} lone Oshawa homer Seott was safe on a Tony's in-| (phases), bite haa Both games at Port Hope Tip BASEBALL us see aru -- tron Lakeshores 6-5 SCORES 1 lin Hillerests at Port Credit, | 8:30 p.m Oshawa Lakeshores lost a Association, senior division: 7 . tough 6-5 decision to Port Hope G A Pts, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontarios, in their Lakeshore In-Ahearne, Port Credit 22 10 32 |. American League termediate League game last Moore, St. Cath. 18 11 29 |Unchanged from Sunday night in Port Hope. Lotton, Brooklin 18 10 28 National League Brooklin Scorers Second And Third TORONTO (CP) -- Scoring leaders in the Ontario Lacrosse FRIDAY SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc.: Kickers vs Rangers, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 8:00 p.m, Hungaria SC Next game on the schedule will mateh Kickers and Rangers on Friday evening at 8:00. In the Reserve Game last night, Italia edged Rangers by During the evening, the Lea- gue Council presented a wallet and some cash to Council Mem- ber Joe Schmid, who is leaving tonight for a five-week holiday in Germany. He is wished a pleasant journey by the entire League. Ukraina Polonia Fifty Rangers Kickers tater 1S sina Combes, Brooklin 14 10 WL Pet. GBL} ert cane hemetes Staley, Semin 58 31.652 LAWN BOWLING = nd then Oshawa didn't score:ferguson, Brooklin 12 57 31 648 4% | Men's Doubles -- (Twilight| a til the sixth when they W- Thompson, Bpin 19 52 34 605 4% |Tournament) at Whitby Lawn] again until the sixth when they!' thompson, Bptn 14 § 46 36 .561 81 |Bowling Club, 6:15 p.m. unched three hits with three (..o13. Br 12 10 47 38 553 9 | walks, a wild pitch, passed ball, astator, rampton 42 48 49414 |SOFTBALL two stolen bases and, an error, 37 49 .430 1914 | Oshawa Minor Softball Assoc.: (Kiwanis Bantam League, Spec- for a four-run rally, to tie the . 33 50 .398 22 Oshawa Girls score, 32 56 .364 2514 jial playoff series) -- Kingside Ted Whitely had two of Osh- 23 59 .280 $114 |Park at North Oshawa, 6:30 p.m. New York Lose Jr. Game {newer Matt. x a4 24 g 93 |Los Angeles 11 93 San Francisco $ 29 |Pittsburgh 22 |Cincinnati 99 |St. Louis | Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Chicago cer had two for Port Hope, who only got six altogether, off Tom {Malcolm's good mound perfor- mance. Three runs in the second in- ning, with three errors proving costly, gave Ontarios three runs jon only one hit, a couple of sac- rifices and one walk. They scored two in the fifth on an error, Mercer's double and a single by Phil Wakely. , : Arg gay d son's, was tagged for 11 hits,) Columbus at Richmond (N) |Belgian and Swedish Army Cav- ; Phila. 301 020 00x- 6 60 EX-TRAINER DIES To Thomson $ Tiefenauer (8) and Ranew; Ma-|Laverty, 81, a former trainer of haffey (11-9) and White. HRs:|steeplechase horses, died in a sore "a a decision to International League erty, born in County rone, omson Brokers, in the East Wednesday's Results \Ireland, trained the winner of -- ep fa last night at Cox-/aj)-stars 5 chase, Master Robert, and was well Stadium. Games Today a prominent contractor of Woodeshick (3-7) Drott (5) NEW YORK (AP)--Bernard Oshawa Scugog Cleaners|pha--sievers (9) Savage (6). |Bronx nospital Wednesday. Lav- Toronto Junior Ladies' Soft-\paltimare (AL) 8 International|the 1924 Grand National Steeple- Collins, pitching for Thom-| Rochester at Buffalo (N) horses for the Greek, Dutch, Racing Cars! Sperts Cars! Sedans! GRAND NATIONAL RACES MOSPORT PARK SATURDAY, JULY 21st REFRESHMENTS 11 A.M, START, CAMPING TRAVEL HIGHWAYS 401, 115 ond 35. Port Hope won the game injbut Scugogs got only one run| i the last of the 7th inning. Neillin the first inning, on one Tait ecole * Atignts (N) lalry. Wakely opened with a_ single.\and two errors He stole second and Paul Wake-| three in bag Pog ly was safe on an error, Murray only good rally, when Suddard i Kelly walked to fill the bases|Germond and Paradise all got| and Wakely stole home with the|singles, along with three walks winning run, a very close play'to other members of their at the plate which was disputed|team, by the Oshawans, but of course, to no avail. OSHAWA -- Fisher, 5s; Lean, 2b; Lutton, c 3b; _ Branch, Fraser,' rf; 1b; Wakely, cf; Paul Wakely, rf; M.|could weather the attack --| Kelly, ss; Mercer, 2b; Philjmostly due to very poor sup-| Wakely, 3b; Stevenson, c; Jay, port from their mates in the 1b; Watts, p; Bill Wakely, p in infield, | 6th; Gilmore, 1b in 6th. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Sud- z ' dard, c; Germond, 1b; Park-| In the fourth, Oshawa girls! had four singles -- but didn't! Mc- score a run. | ; Whitely,| The winners got two runs at Pipher, cf;|the start when Paradise was Hall, If; Malcolm,|wild with the first two bat- p; Brewster, batted in 6th; |ters. Two four-run rallies, in Rines, If, in 6th. the 4th and 5th when neither PORT HOPE -- Fenton, If; N,| Paradise nor her relief Schultz! YOU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH SPECIALISTS! LVS SB Ses VULTA SALVA COPLOOELEL EL LLL LEE EEE PEP LOA LAP OOO? (AMAAAAAAAAAE Ada SSSA SSS LLOA SOLE EEE 3-T NYLON. CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION PREMIUM PERFORMANCE IN A NYLON TIRE EXTRA MILEAGE, EXTRA SAFETY. 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Fuelmen And Ward's Win added one in the sixth on three walks and a hit by Seatter- good, NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa just managed place when they were extended all the way to nose out EHast- view 11-10, at the Eastview dia- mond, Eastview came from be- hind an 8-1 deficit to tie the score at 10-10 at the end of the fifth, Neither scored in the sixth and North Oshawa push- ed over a run in the 7th on hits Beat Abner's Esso Genosha Aces ran inte some surprising opposition last night in Whitby and had to come up |with their best brand of ball to score a 5-2 victory over Abner's Esso, in their Inter-County Lea- gue fixture, | |Park where Durno pitched a brilliant one-hitter for Rough- ley's Insurance, for a 4-0 win over the Firefighters. Lee pitching for the losers, gave up only four hits and Roughley's first two runs, in the fourth, }were both unearned, coming af- iter two were out, on a walk 1A Paes 4 _ jand three glaring errors, They Bons Pais ok pots hd jearned two more with two good eq seven hits One was PY hamay hits and a walk, in the sixth. hy McLean in the sixth ge Durno struck out 12 batters Whitby's second run. | and the only hit he allowed was' Aces got one off Campbell in by Griffen, in the first inning. the first inning, : | They're blended by CAPTAIN MORGAN from the largest stocks of rum in the world, UAW Games pitch and Anlauf held East by Selleck, Anlauf, plus a wild Oshawa Quality Fuels nosed view off in the final frame, to save the game, ' two singles and a walk, More Bolahood's Real Estate defeat- '?0rS meant two runs in the d Dai , 9 i ir], 1 . ity Queen °10-0 in their in the fifth, on a single by Row- on an error,| BOLAHOOD'S N third and they hit for two more | 4 great brands eut Engel's Clothing 8-7 in their UAW Softball League game at Alexandra Park last night, in spite of being outhit 14-13 and having three errors to only one by Engel's. 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