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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, 2 September 9,1963 7] Jack Nicklaus Is | eet me eee oe : ; bred fur a he lamas boeing the ball out to the Repeat Winner In (iit Bis iim aa arte World Series Go jem or stroke behind Nicklaus, and Picked up second place money $15, lefthander AKRON, Ohio (AP)--Wennto turn back tn Arad Fal went ny the cond round Vd and upset, Jac! cklaus, je} Ci enge and repeat for " Masters and Professional Golf-|prize of $50,000 in the World Se-|{0F first with Nicklaus, had a 77 for a 147. Palmer and Charles ers Association champion, still|ties of Golf, had enough sieam left Sunday} The 23-year-old belter, from|@@ch won $5,000, Five Rookies On Injury List On Leafs' Camp PETERBOROUGH (CP) Rookies at the Toronto Maple Leaf hockey club fall training camp here this year are finding practices a bit tough, Five young hopefuls joined a pair of regulars from the Na- tional Hockey League champion- ship team on the sidelines be- cause of injuries after a hard- hitting workout Saturday. Rod Seiling, 4 junior A star last season with Neil McNeil aroons, suffered a charley- se when checked by Captain George Armstrong. Goaltender Marv Edwards crashed heavily 'Windy Ship' Is Upset Winner Columbiis; Ohio, times blew good heads in the two-day the mecessary shots on holes to turn back his challeng- what hap started "I didn't getting upset over Saturday. I about the get much sleep," by said Nicklaus, "maybe three playoff, But he came up with/hours, I was still ers, "The 13th hole was the big difference," said Nicklaus, "I hadn't hit a fairway since the Over 'Canebora' TORONTO (CP) - Stafford cracked his ankle and Bill Col- pig Nye eng dag bl ng ins injured his foot and had tol on the 46th running of the $12,- have at toe-nail remover, Dunc Handi be- McDonald, a member of last bard Te italian at Wood: 's Toronto Marlboroughs aan 2 junior A club, was sidelined with The six-year-old bay horse's an elbow injury. ,.(nearest rival at the end of the Kent Douglas, last season's mile and one sixteenth turf fix. into the boards injuring his shoulder. Defenceman Connie Madigan sixth hole and was starting to worry." Palmer, who had been as much as five strokes behind, was even with Nicklaus after the 12th. But on the par-four 13th he put his drive into the right rough, ran into tree trouble and took a six. That dropped him three strokes behind Nick- Dave Lough, who scored 27 and earned 68 assists, highest in the league, in this depart- ment. J --Photo by Stannett, Whitby Brooklin Stars Left-to-right, Don Stinson, 14- year-old forward who has pot- ted 31 goals; team captain Tommy Conlin, 22 goals; Johnny Davis, Oshawa's lead- ing goal-scorer with 73° and capture the Minto Cup, Can- ada's Junior Lacrosse cham- pionship award, in the title series which opens tonight at Whitby Community Arena, against Victoria Shamrocks. TOP SCORERS on the Osh- 'awa Green Gaels' roster, throughout this season, are shown above. They are ex- pected to "carry the fast mail" in the team's bid to JIM BISHOP Green Gaels Coach > Gets His Big Chance By PAUL RIMSTEAD WHITBY, Ont. (CP)--It took 17 years and they're definite un- derdogs, but this is the peak for Jim Bishop's Green Gaels, The Gaels, playig out of nearby Oshawa this year for the first time, face the defending champion Victoria Shamrocks Monday in the first game of the- best - of - seven series for the Minto Cup--the Canadian Ju- nior Lacrosse championship. Bishop, 33, an Oshawa sports- caster and sporting goods sales- man, formed the Green Gaels 17 years ago and has used the name in various divisions of mi- nor lacrosse. They started as the Oakville Green Gaels and in later years sportscaster. He organized a powerful minor lacrosse organ- ization in Huntsville which is still paying off. Nine of his 14 players are from Huntsville and have had summer jobs at Osh- awa while playing for the Gaels. Six have since returned to Huntsville to attend high school and will commute for the se- ries, Games are scheduled today, Wednesday and Friday this week and Monday, Wednesday and Friday next week if neces- sary. The series has been moved to the Whitby Arena because of a larger seating capacity. In- cluding standing room, the Whitby rink can accommodate 2,200 and Bishop expects packed houses. All games will 'start at Earn Honors Sr. OLA Loop | ST. CATHARINES (CP)--Two players of the pennant-winning Brooklin Merchants senior la- crosse club recently eliminated from the provincial semi-finals, have been honored with individ- ual awards, the Ontario La- crosse Association announced here Friday. Pat Baker was chosen as the season and en Lotton was hon- season an dKen Lotton was hon- ored as the leading points scorer. Bary Hind, also of Brooklin, and Bill Allan of Port Credit Sailors team which elimiinated Brooklin, shared the outstand- ing defenceman award, Brampton Armstrongs' Gary Drysdale of Brampton was picked as the most valuable Ron MacNeil of Toronto's Al- derwood Terriers was the lead- player of the junior league and); rookie of the year, will not take part in scrimmages for at least two weeks. He was operated on last June to correct a chronic shoulder injury and has not re- covered as fast as was ex- pected. Another defence spot was still left open by the absence of Car] broken arm he received in last season's Stanley Cup final against Detroit Red Wings. Two Swedish players, goal- ture was this year's Queen's Plate and Prince Stakes winner, Farms' Brothers' Admiral Armbro, fin- ished third, a length behind the Windfields' three-year-old. of Wales Windfields Canebora, Armstrong| This was Windy Ship's second Brewer, still recovering from a i gto aan brought his seasonal earnings to $12,585 and his lifetime total to $93,495. tender Kjell Svenson and left- winger Carl Oeberg, did not look out of place in the practice ses- sions. Don Simmons, who shared goaltending assignments last season with Johnny Bower, ar- rived in camp Saturday night. There has still been no sign of Bower, Two other absentees, Bill Harris and Tim Horton, are ex- pected here Monday. laus, who put his second shot on the green and then one-putted from 12 feet for his final birdie. Jack settled down to par golf the rest of the way 'and kept ahead of Julius Boros. The DROPS COACH VANCOUVER (CP)--The Uni- versity of British Columbia has dropped Laurie West as coach of its Thunderbird rowing crew. West was informed of the. deci- sion Wednesday--his 28th birth- day. UBC athletic director Bus Phillips said the dismissal was in fairness to West, who had de- voted all his time to coaching in the last three years for a mod- est honorarium. for universities. Needed, DONE! Good Government deserves your support Vote Progressive Conservative in Ontario PUBLISHED BY THE ONTARIO PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION OSHAWA RIDING ALBERT V. |X ONTARIO RIDING DR. M. 8B. DYMOND ssecemamgrnees ope ne NICKEL IN WORLD MARKETS...JOBS FOR CANADIANS played out of Newmarket, Mim- ico, Toronto, Huntsville and now Oshawa. But this is the first time the team has reached a national fi- nal despite the fact that Bishop has coached 20 Ontario cham- pionship teams. best-of-seven final. NOT THE YEAR Brampton last year lost 4-2 in And, oddly enough, this wasn't/the best-of-seven Minto Cup se- supposed to be the year thejries to Victoria on the West eoge ey, nay 5 or Coast. ' as had stronger clubs which) «we beat Brampton the same were knocked off in easterniway," said Bishop. "We play a yoffs, but this year's team--iwestern style of lacrosse--run, which finished only third in its/run, run. We haven't the expe- eightteam league--was a whizirience of some of the other in post-season play. clubs but the boys hustled and The Oshawa club, which hasjran their opposition into the nine players among its total 14/floor." oa ing points scorer. 5 Jim Squires of Hagersville, Ont. chalked up the most points in the interniediate league for the seccnd consecutive year. Ed Blair, OLA president and] » chairman of the awards com- mittee, made the presentations. St. Kitts A's Need One More . CATHARINES (CP)--The St. Catharines Athlelics took a 8:30 p.m. EDT. The Shamrocks, with eight players back from last year's championship team, will again e led by captain Bill Munroe who this season won his second consecutive scoring title with 47 goals and 44 assists. The Shamrocks won the Inter- city Lacrosse League title with 13 wins, one tie and two losses, whipping New Westminster Sal- monbellies 2-0 in their best-of- three semi-final before meeting Vancouver Vindex in the final. Vancouver forced Victoria-to the limit in a best-of-five series be- fore dropping the deciding game. 3-0 lead in their best-of-seven ¥ 8-3 PICK UP GOALTENDER Mann Cup semi-final with an yo, never betare Played junic*/18 AVID BOOSTER The westerners picked up|yictoy over Port Credit Sailors to sweep into the final. | Bishop, one of Ontario's most/goaltender Norm Nestman from|""", sroore led the Athletics'|_ The Gaels knocked off Longjavid lacrosse boosters, moved|Vancouver as a replacement. He test Mack ith +f dif Branch Castrolites in three|jto Oshawa two years ago from|Played last year in the Minto)$Coring attack w 4 ed eae be straight games in a best-o-ive|Huntsville, Ont., where he had|Cup final and was one of Vie-/Hane Tiree. Sims MeNelty and quarter-final, did the same thing!been recreation director and aj'oria's standouts. is year he Doug Favell added singles. Bob was the to; altender in hi league with a 797 per cent aver.|Hanna fired two goals for the OLD COUNTRY SOCCER [<i ieraroti.c jie sone fit LONDON (Reuters)-- Results SHORGAS of Saturday's British soccer Victoria will be without their third and 'fourth highest scor- games: HEATING & ENGLISH LEAGUE E 8 , APPLIANCES Arsenal 4 Bolton 3 ers, Glen Vickers and Dave Colett, but have replaced them Industrial and Birmingham 1 Man United 1 ii Blackburn 7 Tottenham 2 Commeretet JIM BISHOP to Alderwood Terriers in the semi-final and dumped the de- fending eastern champion Brampton Armstrongs 4-2 in the Carlisle 3 Halifax 0 Chester 3 Newport 0 Doncaster 3 Bradford 2 Gillingham 0 Exeter 0 Lincoln 4 Hartlepools 2 Southport 0. Chesterfield 1 Torquay U 1 Rochdale 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE with two Vancouver legion stars, defencemen Bill Robinson and Blackpool 0 Aston Villa 4 The established, reliable Gos Chelsea 1 Liverpool 3 Mike Ramberg. Oshawa has picked up four replacements but none will see action Monday. Everton 3 Burnley 4 Nottingham 3 Wolverhampton 0 Sheffield W 3 Ipswick 1 Stoke 3 Leicester 3 West Brom 3 Fulham 0 West Ham 2 Sheffield U 3 Division II Bury 0 Sunderland 1 Cardiff 1 Portsmouth 2 Huddersfield 4 Plymouth 3 Manchester 3 Leeds 2 Middlesbrough 6 Grimsby 0 Newcastle 5 Charlton 0 Northampton 0 Derby 1 Norwich 2 Scunthorpe 1 Southampton 4 Preston 5 Swansea 1 Leyton OR 0 Swindon 3 Rotherham 1 Division 111 . Brentford 2 Crystal P 1 Bristol C 2 Notts C 0 Colchester 1. Bournemouth 2 Coven' 0 Reading 0 Mansfield 2 Walsall 1 Millwall 0 Hull City 1 Oldham 1 Port Vale 0 Peterborough 2 Bristol 2 : Division I Aberdeen 2 Dundee 4 Dundee U 3 St.Johnstone 1 Falkirk 1 E Stirling 0 Hearts 4 Hibernian 2 Kilmarnock 2 St.Mirren 0 Motherwell 3 Airdrieonians 0 Queen of § 1 Dunfermline 2 Rangers 2 Celtic 1 Thd Lanard 3 Partick 2 Division II Albion 3 Hamilton 3 Alloa 1 Stenhousemuir 2 Berwick 0 Stranraer 3 Clyde 1 Queen's Pk 0 Dumbarton 5 Stirling 2 Forfar A 1 Arbroath 2 Montrose 4 Brechin 0 "I'm giving the guys who got us here a chance to show what they can do," said Bishop. "It's only fair that they get a chance to play." Should he need help, his team will be fortified for Wednes- day's game. Dealer in your erec. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 Mr 7 Teen Morton 2 Ayr 0 BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. 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