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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 3, 1963 9X SPORTS CALENDAR WEDNESDAY ))SOFTRALL Beaches Major Fastball '|League --Toronto Randall-Roy -\Metals vs Oshawa Tony's, ar Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m, - Civil Service League--Foley's 'ive Oshawa Times, at Lake: Siview Park, east diamond; Ex: eelsiors vs Oshawa Dairy, at FOOTBALL IN CANADA Wants Canadian Clubs To Do More Promotion Closer Naison between the eastern and western divisions is hotping the CFL work out "growing pains" and the more comprehensive east-west inter locking schedule wil arouse more interest among the fans, he says, : Asked about quarterback Jackie Parker's. move this se@- son from Edmonton Eskimos to Toronto Argonauts and its likely impact on Edmonton's faltering attendance, Manning said the move could help the box office in both cities, Parker's departure from Eid. monton after many years could stimulate attendance there--"a new style of play might be just the thing to spark fooball fans in Ramonton," The trade already has gives a spurt to season-ticket sales ia Toronto, he added. -- similar programs, Some send in- structors regularly to minor leagues amd others, including Winnipeg, give a on re quest, Manning indicated in an in- terview t he feels Canadian football has gone far enough in adopting U.S, rules and the style of play that goes with them, | CANADIAN GAME FASTER "Our game is vastly more in- teresting than U.S, college foot ball and I have been told by friends in the States that Ca- nadian football is a faster and more interesting game than American pro football," By RON HOWARD Se bag? _ gg aw side veste 'ool. jiLakeview Park, West diamond; ak = Peg i jjboth games at 6.45 pan, lolubs should encourage home-|versity of Manitoba's law UAW League = Oshawa Qual:/grown talent both by leaving/school, He played tackle for the s\ity Fuels vs Kent's Weslera space or il in the professional university, He heads the legal <Sitire and Ward's Billiards vsipanks and by actively helpingjdepartment of an insurance --_ Pog tt rer games a > acquire the nec:/ company, }) Alexandra Park, Pm, jessary skills, é SINESS | Oshawa Minor Assoc.--(Kiwa-| Winnipeg lawyer H, Ww Barry RAN TEAM BUS b ais Bantam League) -- Wood:|Manning, named WFC president He was sec "| of ---- view at Valleyview; Lake Vista [for 1963 in February, says the|Bombers from 1986 to 1 " at Nipigon and Connaught at/present Canadian Football| Was club pews mba SiBathe Park, All games at 6,30/League limit of 13 U.S, imports change of team --s un ioe pam, Iper team is "Just about nght"|lowing two yoars, He was vice- ' js » shim. President of the WFC last year, (Midget League) -- Storie Some people feel an wine) Park at Sunnyside and Northiited number of imports would! Discussmg pro help for young BlOshawa at Fernhill Park, Bath|be better, but. I'm against It jemateurs, Manning says Bs says the former college player.| ash } | Manning disagrees with the games 'at 6.98 p.m. [Mir we dent leave enough roomioen cue 1s siviag about 15,000 contention in some quarters that : 7 at . , ni} : rs _ for Canadian players We're do: annually to minor football the increasing exposure of U.S gor Intermediate Lge ling a disservice to the youth of !eaaues in Manitoba tootball to Canadians through lm Ajax Merchants at Peter. Canada," | Blue Bombers make outright television will hurt the Cana: lporough, 8.00 pan, Most of the nine CFI, clubs/grants to intermediate and juve-/dian game. "ete . e VS have programs of assistance tojnile teams, The club supplies) He predicts a big season for % gt "UAW Creat lower levels of football in-Can-jsome equipment and pays forthe CFL with continuing growth) ~ (Tyke League)--V. ret Cee erac at Alexan,(20m Rewing with cash, coach reforeeing in midget and ban-jin attendance, "The calibre of; ® Union vs Spur Gas, at Aiexan Cassius Clay Is : i 3 "pe hs ing, equipment or all three, he tam leagues as : play is improving every year," cuUP SOCCER TOURNAMENT [og gts a Says. Most other CFL clubs _have!he says, Fighter Of Mon th NEW YORK (AP) -- Unde ing): Tony Battista Rex Wil of the club, and Frank Ma: |Meats, at Harman Park, Both liams, Angelo Brissan, Guie lawy, coach, Kneeling, from |gwames at 6.90 pan | ALL-STAR GAME seppe Perini, Morris Ludlow, left, are: Pedro Kspiga, Re (Bantam League) -- Oshawa feated Cassius Clay, whe e stopped England's Henry Coo Ou on unn n sere tae tik roued arte bee W ill Start For AL Marning, 41, joined the exec- utive board of Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1950, the year he was graduated from the Uni- WINS ANNUAL CARLING'S ium. Photo shows Oshawa Soecer Association president Joe Smith (fourth from lef), as he presented the coveted trophy to Italia captain Adri- ano DiPanieli. Others in the picture are, from left; (stand. eS ITALIA Italia Soccer Club emerged 1963 winners of The Carlings' Trophy annual knockout com petition, Saturday night when they defeated finalis Osh: awa Kickers Soccer Club 21 at the Oshawa Kinsmen Siad People's Upset Scugogs; Bad Boys Top Port Perry | APPLIANCES exar 999 1s wae singled, then Tureski got, RAD BOY { af A) Spreski, Wits, 80) porwick, ¢ Young's mammoth four out, to epen the Sth, ne eaners right back in the rum mg but again Bourdage suf ened to hold thém off, A one vanded circus catch by right fielder MacDonald to = rob s $4 in/Hobbs of an extra-base Mt as i while Badithe $th "opened, seemed to ees won over .Port/ quell Scugogs and al the same chants by 42 tume, spark People's to finish 8 of the Off -- which they did. The joss Prentice shaved Scugogs' mathematica en an chance of catching a playofl nq berth Sadowski and Davis each had two hits for the Cleaners while MacDonald and Bourdage each had a couple for the Clothiers, ¢ ch . PEOPLE'S CLOTHING doubled, advanced on an infield Campbell, ¢; Premice, ri Paw- out and scored when Young was {eneuk, 20; Ring, 3b; Howard gafe on an infield error Bourdage, a, SS Gerry Bourdage and Murray) Wavtng, cf D. Biot, i; Mac Hobbs battled i out in fine Donald, rf in Sra; G. Eliott, style for the next three frames, cf in Sth then in the fifth, Hobbs homer-| SUCGOG CLEANERS -- Sud. ed, with two out, to tie the dard, If} March, 30; Mapes, rf; gcore. Bob Young was safe on Young, cf; Davis, ss; Wilson, Bourdage's error, to open the 2h: Solomon, c; McNamee, > Oshawa Ci y Wills As : The reguiar District. Softha doudleheade? Park last » more sparkl snappy ais 2» Wr make Bramley and allowed the next six frames wh Was most against the in the 7th tied jt up whe ed with a s grounded oat bul gied, Don Mitchell a bad throw by f Cornish was its fumbled Bad Boys came right back in heir half of the Tth » to clased one cle ~. break the tie. when a } walked, advanced on tussle se b an BAUS Sit 2a Hie Soer ness, 3d Fe ved ORL down es 0 j set then with Nes Sur | @ nA SS} ib yan, in Tih LEGION MINOR BALL RESULTS Two of the Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball <Association's Pee wee League schedule games reported last nt, dis pat Victory and "Over ene c, a as PiGRUREREROETERRERIUET SS ORE BROWN'S LUMBER as SUPPLIES "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEA ARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 5-4704 436 RITSON N. ame followed with infield out King's sacrif fiy se players, to give Poopi etart Seugog Cleaners came right back with one when Rich Maz safe whon Tth: ir : i the other n Wrig' is itch Kevin Kelly, Benny Colaccite, mo Morelato, Germano Cuc- [Dairy vs Young's Fuels, at Rast.) vice-president Italia. Soccer -- cinato, Mario Pedretti, Mario j view Park; UAW Local Bas Club; Ercole Foresta, presi: Bizotto and Jim Harrigan Jury and Lovell, at Alexandra u ' dent; Joo Dulbecco, secretary Oshawa Times Photo, |Park, West diamond and Wind ---- _ aa - ' ' aren er's Esso vs Whitby Legion, at pelle Hey on ay by | . q NI a , {W hitby, All games at 6.30 p.m, Deapite his less, Cooper, the LAWN BOWLING = = Rs 4 heavy- Men's Doubles Tournament, weight ¢ amp jon, was at Lindsay Lawn Bowling Club. al ay eas a He hed os oe = i iG y surprise omissions $ se : THURSDAY gs = ang kee aren Wipe die pre Hho Yan-|Tresh of the Yankees mained the No. 2 contender be- SOFTRALL | BOSTON (AP) -- Yankee) siugger Roger Maris who is| Player-voted alternates whom) "Rd former heavyweight chaste pitcher Jim Bouton or Jim Bun. Kee Suse : -' |, Player-voted alternates whom) io, Floyd Patterson, Bob Cle | Oshawa City and District} ning of Detroit will likely start) Ntting 01 and has 17 homers./Houk picked included outfield-| PO" af teanral ous ; jAssoc, Major League PeO|ror the American League All) All of the eight All-Star play-jers Bob Allison of the Twins) oi ony ple's Clothing. vs Maclean's!ctars while Dick Radar of BOS-lers voted into starting berths/and Carl Yastrzemski of, the ge 08 6.30 pm. Port Perry ion is the probable finisher . : 2 a cio win RO Sox plus catcher Elston Veteran Joey Giardello ef fering's Imperials, at 815) "president Joe Cronin an by their fellow a s 'Howard of the Yankees, The in-| Philadelphia, who whipped Su. a Wright, If spoth games at Alexandra nounced the American League open the game with the excep fielders; Second bas e man ct ogg 8 was pro "a Brabin, rh Mack. Patks&Bad Boy Appliance VSicsquad Tuesday, including New) tion of New York centerfielder/Bobby Richardson, New York; | 0% ge pers to -- xoed two) Reilly Se: Solomon Rrooklin Concrete, at Brooklin, yor; manager Ralph Houk's Mickey Mantle, Because of his/shortstop Luis Aparicio and) mong "pe _ leweight con: Reilly, 2b; Solomon,'g 45 pm, and Scugog Cleaners! ven mound selections, for the foot injury Mantle will be un-/third baseman Brooks Robin-|tenders, Laszlo Papp Hungary's Wills, p; Sneddon. ws Genosha Aces, at Bathe Tw + & classic" at Cleveland, able to play, Albie Pearson of] son, Baltimore, eis Se champion, Park, 6.30 pm Oniv Bunning and Ken McBride | Les Angeles will replace him.) This year marks the return tha eS rn VAW League -- Dyeti's Sports of Los Angeles among the hurl) Otherwise it's Detroit's Aljto a single contest after the tWo-| yng has been a was ae vs Karn's Drags, at Alexandralers have 'seen previous All-Star Kaline and LA's Leon Wagner) a-year pattern which was insti-| moted from second to fourth Park : jaction in the outfield = a gpg ht _ The oer has 17) ly nat) Grant of Cleve. Earl Batley behind the plate.) victories, losses and one tic] RASHBALL Fe Baa Nal "i The infield regulars are Yan-jin All Star action, | Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc./ber of Baltimore and Juan Piz-/kee Joe Pepitone at first, Nel-| Besides Radatz and Bouton! (Pee Wee League) -- Jubileelarro of Chicago, complete the lie Fox of the White Sox at sec-\the top pitching performances | Pavilion. vs Bolahood Real Es-/pitching choices, ond, the Twins' Zoilo Versallesiby the All Stars include Bar. tate, at Alexandra Park, North) "Houk hasn't said a word to a skort and Boston's Frank! ber's 12-5, 2.59 er.a.: Pizarro's, diamond: Houdaille Indastriesime about his starting pitcher Malzone at third, 94, 2.25 and McBride's 9-4, 2.73.) vs Police Assoc, at Alexandra but it will definitely be a right) Houk followed the second Wagner leads the league in| Park, West diamond: Firefight-/hander," Cronin said after choices of the players except at/Datting and RBI and is tied ers Assoc, vs Ideal Fish and glancing at the righthanded-first) base where he - picked) With Allison in homers with 19, Chips, at Eastview Park; and packed National League Une Norm Siebern of Kansas City) Fox is the senior selection, People's Clothing vs Dairy up, instead of Boston's Dick Stuart,| making his 12th All-Star appear-| Queen, at Harman Park; AN Only Cardinal first. baseman He' also added a third catcher,jance. Kaline 385, Wagner .375 games at 6.39 p.m, Rill White and Giants catcher, Don Leppert of Washington, | Fox .371 have the best All- ia Bailey bit from the left side, and Outfielder - Harmon Kille. Star batting marks among LACROSSE Bouton has a 103 record and mma Tinie cRisca ioe at rage had more than OLA Senior League -- Brook. 2.43 earned run average, Bun atte » Merchants vs Port Credit ning has. only a 49 mark this REMEMBER WHEN . bd mf By TRE CANADIAN PRESS Max Schmeling retained sacrifice and a wild p and Wilson of Firetighters scored when Carnegie made agave up oaly two hits over a great play to rob Bill Berwick Qimming stint as he and bat of a hit through the infield, (rory-mate L. Shymko held Dairy The winners added theirgueen db in cheek but fourth run in the Sth. Don Scott walks and errors proved thei had replaced Bramley as Da Queen deat Tth, Mackness opened Firefie a3 whe om : a two-run dou te settie the con: ters in the undoing With & the ry s Sailers, pA at Port Credit, 839 season but is working on an Mm Was Safe OA apie in th eightinning scoreless streak om @h. Raiph Davis followed with @ triple, te score Young but Bourdage tchtened up te get the next three batters, leaving Davis stranded at third base, People's. exploded for three runs in the Tth, to take a 35 lead. Howard walked to start RR, Rourdage singied and No gal's sacrifice fly scored How ard, D, Etiott doubled with two eut, te score Bourdage then a ingie by Campbe!l! and an in. field error, scored Eliott 'Helfexing's Extended To Hobbs, p: Sadowski, Wf in 4th; Kornyie, Ib in Sth LEAGUE LEADERS WIN In the nightcap, the league leading Bad Bay Appliances orev added to their margin in the 3 points column, when they won their Sth victory of the season, 4.2. after weathering a Pth inning that saw the wisiters knot the count at 22 Warren Wills went tance for Bad Boys e hu Mack Y pined-st t wall Solomon with Re with At S, OF Q@ Her plate, Sole vy other of the t two hits while the dis. Owens each had giving up @ palr for Port Perry six hits and fanning six batters, PORT PERRY -- Warr half of these on the first three ef D. Mitch Caraist batters he faced and the other anc Owen half by getting "Chick : negie three times Nei! Bramiey, FP Starter, gave up an op die to Dan Tureshi, ¢ two doubles ck . ttery te rm ¢ a ss fin Sth the bases. a: aPOSRA RK. ny ad ., ou amaprised the Pol WASHI t game at Peoples Clothin Associat kRers, ak exander, and ts, Reh MeNaht stview Park Mexandra = Whipped an 9 with Tony hy catcher John ming 15 strike- p only two and Joe Reid ce Boys' dat ce & ts giv ry OBIECT TO BAN NGTON (AP) -- The Association ef Broad- Tuesday the Fed ations Commis: hority TARCRS The con sters Said rse OLA Juvenile Lea _. a Al-Star play and has a 150 gue -- AL BRA for 12. frames liston vs Whithy Green Gaels at Whithy Community Arena,) Radatz, 7-1, has a 1.16 earned run average } 8 pm OLA Midget League -- Osh-/NAME STARTER MONDAY | awa Jayeees VS. Mimice at) Houk will name his starting Mimieo, §.99 p.m jpitcher and batting order Mon-| - jaan i@ay SOCCER | Veteran New York lefty) Oshawa and District League/ Whitey Ford and Red Sox rignt-) ~ Riokers vs Rangers, at Kins-/hander Bill Monbouquette, two Sey Civie Memorial Stadium,/of the AL top hurlers with 3 8.9 pm victories between them, were his world heavyweight box- ing crown 32 years ago today by scoring a technical knockout over Young Bill Serbling just 14 seconds be- fore the final dell at Cleve- jand. Stribling died of in- juries suffered in a colli- sion between his motorcycle and an automobile two years later. Schmeling lest his title te Jack Sharkey in 1ss2. 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