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2: an 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, September 1, 1962 | OASA BANTAM SPORTS ISPORTS MENU Peterborough Boys Oust | CALENDAR By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Oshawa Connaught Park | | Peterborough Peterborough Bantams de- feated Oshawa Connaught Park boys 9-2; Friday evening in Co- McLEAN'S ESSO, Oshawa's OASA Intermediate "A" entry, takes on Peterborough "Georgies" tonight, here at Alexandra Park, in the third and decdiing game of their East- ern Ontario Zine finals. McLean's tied up the round with a thrilling 6-4 triumph here on Thursday night, When Gary Cope- land hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the 9th inning. Local softball fans who witnessed the game here Thursday have it figured out that the advantage of "home grounds" will be just about sufficient margin to give McLean's the edge, enough to win this third and deciding game tonight. This is the only big' sports attraction scheduled around these parts for the holiday week-end. Genosha Aces expected to open their Juvenile "'A" OASA quarter-finals against. the North York--Toronto survivors, this afternoon here, but a protest in this series resulted in a game being thrown out and the third and deciding game was to be played last night at Toronto's Dovercourt Park. We didn't hear who won it, but at any rate, the winners will open their OASA playoff round bourg, in the third game of their Eastern Ontario zone fi- nals, to take the series from |the Oshawa clubs, with two wins and a tie, in the three games| | played. | The Liftlock City lads got two fruns in the first inning and they were never headed, P. Mack- ness opened with a double, Hol- brook ran into his own bunt then Howland, was safe on an lerror and Redmond followed! jwith a double, te make it 2-0. | Oshawa .Connaught Park got a run in the third when Gazdik |singled with one out and scored lon a two-bagger by John Dick and a sacrifice by Glentinning. In the fourth, Rawlinson dou- bled for the Petes and he scored) frame, to complete their nine- run tota!. | Bell, pitching for Peterbor-| ough, held the. Oshawa Con- naugh Park boys well in check. Gillies opened the, fifth with a single and scored on a triple by John Dick, after there were two out, to give Oshawa Con- naught their second and final tally. Oshawa had runners on base in almost every inning but they just couldn't bunch their hits, to get a rally rolling against Bell's steady pitching. B. Howland, with two hom. ers.and a double and Redmond, with three doubles) were the best at the plate for the win- ners with Rawlinson: and R. Mackness also hitting well. Gil- lies, John Dick and Bob. Reid had two apiece for Oshawa. CONNAUGHT PARK --Gil-| TODAY SOFTBALL OASA Intermediate "A" "'Georgies" Oshawa McLean's Esso, at Al- exandra Park, 8.15 p.m.; 3rd and deajding game of series. OASA Intermediate "AA" Playoffs -- Oshawa Pic-O-Mats and Belleville Trudeau Motors, 3rd and deciding game of East- ern Optario zone finals, at Co- bourg, 5.30 p.m. OASA Pee Wee Playoffs -- Oshawa Sunnyside Park vs Lakefield at Lakefield, 5.45 p.m. 1st game of' 2-out-of-3 Eastern Ontario zone. finals. SOCCER Oshawa and District League: --Hungaria vs Rangers at 7.00 p.m. and Ukrainia vs Kickers, at 8.30 p.m:; both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta; dium. SUNDAY AND MONDAY No games scheduled. TUESDAY Inter-County | Rivals In Tie | . Inter - County Softball League rivals, Houdaille Industries and Foley's Plumibng, played to a 2-2 tie Thursday night at Lake- view Park. Dan Kornylo for Houdaille| and Maxwell for Foley's, were) the starting pitchers with Hen- derson repacing Kornylo in the sixth and Lutz taking over for Foley's scored first. Edmond. son hit a home-run in the first} ining, as second batter of the inning. In the sixth; they came from behind to tie it up when Hentig opened with a walk, ad- vanced on Edmondson's sacri- fice and scored on a two-bagger by Lowery, Morden fanned and Georgeff was safe on an error. Next batter, Yuill, connectd for a hit but Lowery was nipped at the plate, trying for the win- ning run. . ; Houdaille's got *a run in the! second stanza when Hanna open: with one out and then with two out, Kornylo smacked a two-| bagger. In the fourth inning, Boivin forced Hanna, after the latter out Fernhill jnight at Storie Park diamond. Storie Park Lads > Put Out Fernhill Storie Park boys advanced to the semi-final round of the Osh- awa Minor Softball 'Associa- tion's Kiwanis Bantam League playdowns for City Champion- ship honors, when they nosed Park 11-10, Jast This was Storie Park's sec- ond-straight win of this quat- ter-final game had resulted in a tie. round but the first Storie had to score three' runs in the bottom of the 7th to win the game after leading all the way until the 7th, when in the top half, Fernhill lads pushed over four runs, without the aid of a single hit, to take a 10-8 lead. Storie Pask had scored a run in the first frame and three in ed with a double, Milne walked|the second, added a pair in the fifth and another pair in the sixth, to lead 8-5. Fernhill got a run in the sixth and then in the top of the 7th, they. ran up four runs when the Storie Park defence collapsed Errors, five of them, plus a cyu- ple of walks, saw Fernhill move in front 10-8 and with darkness closing in, it looked like a tied- up series. But Storie had a big kick left. Chmlowski opened the 7th with a single, Cameron hit safely, then E. Wright tripled, to score his two mates and tie up the score. Clark singled to score E. Wright and that was it. Storie had to_use both Taylor and Solomon for pitching duty in this game, Solomon taking over in the 7th inning. Spiers went all the way for Fernhili. Storie Park lads committed a dozen errors and turned in what was by far, their worst fielding performance. of the entire sea- son. If Fernhill had been hitting, they only had four safeties, they could have won this one handily. FERNHILL PARK -- Griffin, ss; Spiers, p; Sills, 3b; Pearse, Ib; Babcock, cf; Parsons, 2b; Greenwood, c; Dawson, 1; Bowerman, If; Borinetta, Mf in. 5th. i : STORIE PARK -- Solomon, 3b° and p; Logeman, 2b; Tay- lor, p and %b; Chmlowski"&s; Cameron, c; E. Wright, cf; Clark, If; G. Wright, Ib; Locke, MOSS DRIVES AGAIN OULTON , PARK, England (AP)--Stirling Moss planned to drive a racing car around the circuit here today -- his first drive on the track since he was injured in a crash April 23. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES © _ Industrial and ~ Commercial The established, reliable Ges Dealer in your aree. 31 CELINA ST.. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 against Genosha Aces, here in Oshawa on Wednesday. CONNAUGHT PARK Bantams were eliminated from further action in the OASA playdowns, when they took a 9-2 with two out, when R._Mack-|jies jb; P. Dick, 2b; Gazdik,| i i ee ie wale ' LL ness also hit a double in theljf- J, Dick, 3b and D; Glendin. | aoe Genin "B" Playoffs -- next inning, the Liftlock City) pj 3b: Gr a |team added two runs, on a walk mya a hee. Sighs Oshawa Heffering's _Imperials | had opened with a single, Milne | singled' and. so did Elliott, to score Boivin. ° HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES-- licking from Peterborough Bantams, last night in Cobourg. This was. actually the third game of their series, with the first one having ended in an 8-8 tie. Here at home in City Championship Kiwanis Bantam League Playoffs, Storie Park nosed out Fernhill Park 11-10 last night, to take that round in two-straight games. The semi-final round will open on Wed- nesday evening, six o'clock sharp, with Nipigon Park boys playing at Storie Park. Return game is booked for Friday, Sept. 7, at Nipigon Park. Connaught Park Bantams, with a bye into the finals, will await the winners. The finals will be a 3-out-of-5 affair, with the fifth game if necessary, on neutral grounds. BRIGHT BITS:-- Oshawa Heffering's travel to Belleville on Tuesday night for the third and.deciding game of the East- ern Ontario Senior "B" finals .. . NORTH OSHAWA Savirts open their 2-out-of-3 series in Port Perry on Tuesday evening, 5:45 o'clock, with the second game back\at the North Oshawa diamond at the same' time on Wednesday. Third game, if necessary, will be on Thursday. Winners of this round go to the Ontario championship round-robin tournament in North York, next Saturday .. . SUNNYSIDE PARK Pee Wees open their Eastern Ontario finals in Lakefield this evening, 5.45 o'clock and the second game is back here in Oshawa, at Sunnyside Park, on Tuesday evening, same time . .. FIRST ANNUAL Junior golf tournament at Duffin's Creek Golf and Country Club, last week, saw Jim Harrop win the under-14 class, with Bill Cawker as runner-up. In the under-16 class, G. Gerbie was the winner, with Mike Kearney as runner-up. In |to Holbrook and a home-run}| blow by Howland. Howland opened the 7th in-} ning with a homer, to make it) 6-2 then Dick took over but he! |too was bombed, the Petes scor- ing a total of four runs in that! | son, If; J. Bell, p and R. Mack- rington, 3b in 3rd. PETERBOROUGH P, Mackness, cf; Holbrook, rf; / Howland, ss; Redmond, c; Mills, 3b; Hodson; Ib; Rawlin- ness, 2b. BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League WL Pet. 79 57 .581 76 60 .559 3 75, 60 .556 3% 69 66 511 9% 67 66 .504 1014 67. 68' .496 1114 66 70 .485 13 63 71 .470 15 | Kansas City 61 74 .452 1714 | Washington 53 84 .387 26% | Friday's Results |Kansas City 1 New York 5 |Los Angeles 6-2 Washington 3-4 | Baltimore. 6 Cleveland 9 | Minnesota 5 Boston 7 Chicago 2 Detroit 5 Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Herbert 14-8) at De-| troit (Aguirre 12-6) | | GBL New York prs Minnesota {Los Angeles | Chicago Detroit | Baltimore | Cleveland | Boston / 49 84 .368 38 Chicago 49 85 .366 38% New York 34 102 .250 5414 Friday's Results New York 2 St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 3 | Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 10 Probable Pitchers Today | Houston (Brunet 2-2).at Chi-| cago (Elisworth 7-17) Cincinnati (Purkey 20-5) at) San Francisco (Marichal 17-9) Pittsburgh (Sturdivant 7-3) af Philadelphia (Short 8-8) "N. New York (Hook 8-15) at St. Louis (Washburn 10-6) N. New York (Hook 8-15) at St Louis (Washburn 10-6) N. Milwaukee (Lemaster 1-2) at Los Angeles (Podres 11-10) N. Games Sunday Houston vs Belleville Joyce Realty, at | Belleville Fair Grounds, 8.15 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. OASA Squirt Playoffs -- North Oshawa vs Port Perry, at Port Perry, 5:45 p.m.; Ist game of Eastern Ontario Zone finals. OASA -Pee Wee Playoffs -- Lakefield vs Oshawa Sunnyside Park, at Sunnyside Park, 5.45 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 Eastern Ontario finals. Inter-County League -- Hou- daille Industries vs Genosha Ace at Alexandra Park, and Ukrain- ian Aces vs Foley's Plumb- ing, at Lakeview Park; games at 6.30 p.m, WRESTLING Professional wrestling, bouts, at Oshawa Arena, 8.45 p.m. Phillies Sing $800,000 Suit PHILADELPHIA (AP)--A De- troit man filed an $800,000 suit against the Philadelphia Phil- three both} Children's} Crosmos, If; Brown, rf; Kuney, 3b; Shearer, 2b and Ib; Hanna, \c; Boivin, ss; Milne, cf; El- liott, Ib; Kornylo, p; Henderson, p in 6th; Marchut, rf in 6th, FOLEY'S PLUMBING --Hen- tig, 3b; Edmondson, 2b and | Lowery, c;. Morden, 22; Geor. geff, If; Yuill, Ib; Hughes, cf; | Lutz, rf and p.in 5th; Maxwell, p and 2b. ee REMEMBER WHEN ... ?| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Jim Ferree, 27-year-old native of Winston - Salem, N.C.,. won the $42,000 Brit- ish Columbia Centennial Open golf title with an 18- under-par 270 four years ago today at the Point Grey golf course in, Vancouver. 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After all, | Kansas City (Fischer 4-6) New York (Terry 19-10) | | Minnesota (Kralick 10-8) a | Boston (Wilson 11-6) Los Angeles (Chance 12-7) Washington (Cheney 4-7) (N) Games Sunday Chicago at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland 2 Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Games Monday New York at Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati at Milwaukee N Chicago at St. Louis 2 Philadelphia at Houston 2 at and PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING 174 Mary St, W. PHONE ._. 728-4681 player in the club's farm sys- ~ | Frank J .Gemignani, charged| in the suit, filed in U.S. Dis-| trict Court, that a doctor dis-| covered the son had a blood condition in 1959, but offered no, further treatment, examination) Overhauling--Rewinding te all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. S$, PHONE 723-4362 Storage 299 Bioor St, E. PHONE 728-5141 Sales--Service--Parts Keys Made 497 Simcoe St. S. Phone 725-3979 -- San Francisco at Los Ange- les International League WL Pct. GBL 88 53 .624 81 60 574 7 78 64 .549 10% 76°68 .528 13% 74 68 .521 1444 67 74 475 21 Richmond 56 89 .386 34 Syracuse 49 93 .345 3914 Friday's Results Toronto 6 Buffalo 0 Rochester 11 Syracuse 10 Columbus 4 Richmond 2 Jacksonville 1 Atlanta 3 Games Today Toronto at Buffalo N Rochester at Syracuse N, Columbus at Richmond N. Jacksonville at Atlanta N. CHAMPION WINS AGAIN CHICAGO (AP) -- Henry T. Adios smashed his way to vic- tory Friday night in the feat- ured $70,976 American-National Maturity pace at Sportsman's the entire league schedule could not be arranged to accom- modate one club. Giants Bash Reds | Via McCovey's Bat By MIKE RATHET hits. Duke Snider's run-scoring|Los Angeles Associated Press~Sports Writer| single tied it and Johnny Rose-|San eo "s si in the go-|Cincinnati Caught on a seemingly end- boro's single drove in t go-| C1 less treadmill, San ngly end ahead run. oe y am bs Giants have spent 54 consecu-| The Phillies jo}, Louis scored the|»; 3 tive days trying to overhaul Los|clincher in the llth inning ot means Fig gk Ps Angeles Dodgers in the National sick aral aaken dl ibaa Pirate starter Earl Francis ee League race. They are in the)when Wes Covington singled last month of the season still C Rare Goose Seen Near or advice. | The son, Gerald Robert, died Sept. 3, 1960, of uremic pneu- monia, He had been treated at Detroit Osteopathetic Hospital after his release by the club July 15, 1960. YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Billy Pierce Giants limited Cincinnati to five hits as second-place San Francisco whipped third place) Reds 10-2 and remained 2%} games behind National League _|Jeading Los Angeles Dodgers. Batting -- F rank Howard, Dodgers, paced 19-hit attack with three singles and a double,| driving in two runs in 8-3 tri-| umph over Milwaukee that kept National League leaders 2h | Los Angeles at Washington | Kansas City at New York A Weekly Calendar of Events... NEW SERVICE SHOE © We specialize in Custom Built Orthopedie Shoes © Ali Kinds of Repoirs 23 PRINCE ST. (across from Bus Stetion) 728-4246 | ; meet It's Later Than You Think come to the Cadillac ENJOY OUR MODERN DININGROOM FACILITIES -- (BANQUETS) ALL MODERN ROOMS Minnesota at Boston Games Monday Cleveland at Chicago 2 Minnesota at Washington 2 Detroit at Baltimore 2 (N) Los Angeles at New York 2 Kansas City at Boston 2 National League W L Pet. GBL 88 47 .652 -- 85 49 634 21% 82 54 .603 6% 79 56 .585 9 Jacksonville Toronto Rochester ° Atlanta Columbus Buffalo ; Keep abreast with the Sports ; y "News, -- Read... The Oshawa Times Regularly. and Demeter foliowed witi his 2% games behind. triple. The Pirates had moved The second-place Giants ahead 2-1 in the fourth with Bill essful August|Mazeroski's sacrifice fly and person hing Friday night sr Sl Francis' double accounting for big bash against the third-place|the runs, but the Phils i it Cincinnati Reds, using the hot|in the eighth he fae meus bat of last-minute substitute|triple and John Callison's sac-| Willie McCovey and he five-hit SHEET METAL PLUMBING & HEATING ESSO & GARWOOD HEATING UNITS SALES -- SERVICE PARTS 292 KING ST. W. PHONE 725-2734 SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES 394 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH HOTEL Phone 725-3743 FOR RESERVATIONS rifice fly. pitching of Billy Pierce for a 10-2 triumph. McCovey, getting the call over Harvey Kuenn just before game time, responded by driving in four runs with a two-run homer, single and sac- rifice fly as the Giants handed the Reds their. fifth defeat in six games. That left the Reds 6% games back with fewer than 30 games remaining in the sched- ule. | But the Giants, who have been in second place since July 8 and wound up playing .643 ball! during August, were unable to gain ground on the- league-| leading Dodgers. The Dodgers) picked up 19 hits for an 8-3) triumph over Milwaukee Braves. 'T, Davis, LA Robinson, Cj 1H. Aar omer Frank Howard paced the} Dodger attack with three sin-' gles and a double while the) league batting leader, Tommy Davis, stroked two hits and) increased his average to .342. Don Demeter's run-producing triple in 'the 1th inning gave} Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 deci- sion over Pittsburgh Pirates and Charley James' tie-break- ing homer carried St.: Louis |, Cardinals to a 4-2 triumph over) New York Mets. Houston Colts, *and Chicago Cubs were not 'scheduled for action. WINS NINE AT HOME The Reds got their runs off) Pierce, winning his ninth game ithout a defeat at home, on die Kasko's leadoff homer in| 'the first inning and\a homer| . by Leo Cardenas in the seventh. In between, Pierce was virt- 'ually untouchable. The Giants broke the battle *""Spen against Jim Maloney with "* three-run uprising in the 'ehird inning on a_ single by "Pierce, a walk, Willie Mays' two-run double and McCovey's 'gacrifice fly. The Braves also started 'quickly pouncing on Pete Richert % AG for two runs in the first frame on run-producing singles "by Hank Aaron and'Joe Adcock. "Relief specialist Ed Roebuck *"eame. on in the sixth {nning and pitched three-hit ball over the final four*innings. The Dodgers moved ahead to Rochester Park. |By THE James tagged his homer off Craig Anderson, cracking a 2-2 tie and handing Anderson: his) 'WINNIPEG (CP)--A species| 14th consecutive loss. That's the|of Canada goose believed ex- longest losing .streak in thel tinct for: many years has been league since Charles Brown of! discover ld in huge numbers Musial, St. L White, St, L Runs--Robinson, 115. Runs batted in--T. Davis, 128. Hits--T. Davis, 187. Doubles--Robinson, 44. Triples--W. Davis, Los geles, and Virdon, Pittsburgh, the 1911 Braves lost the samejwithin the limits of Rochester, number. The Cards had pulled|y y_ by a US. naturalist. Le bateagd single in the fifth linois. Natural History Survey; " fe. said Friday he was driving} ; e from a fishing trip and MAJOR LEAGUE jfrom other geese in a flock of |6,000 on a lake within the limits| of Rochester. ASSOCIATED PRESS pirds were the rare giant Can- d National League ada goose, believed for years to AB R_ HPcet.|have gone the way of the dodo! 512 115 72 .336| He said the birds were win- 512 111 7 .334)tering on the lake when he no- 340 45.113 .332/ ticed them, but that they spend region of south - central Man- itoba north of Winnipeg. He is here to study them. 1% to three' pounds heavier| An-\than the common Canada goose! and runs about eight pounds for) into a deadlock on Bill White's| Dr Hirold. Hankow of the Il: iho. |jnoticed a. marked difference He said he discovered the 547. 98 187 .342\and the passenger pigeon. 508 80 164 .323 their summers in the interlake He- said the species is from) \an average specimen. 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