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rye THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 17, 3 eae yee LEGION MINOR BASEBALL CHAMPIONS ARE FETED TYKE LEAGUE champions, in the Oshawa Legion Minor Cer the Whitby Metal Products team; shown above, following their victory banquet at Osh- Don Lorusso, Mike Cook and Jack Kewin, coach; (back John Kewin, Glen Hancock, Tom Griffith, Don Grofard and Brian Paull; (middle row) -- row) -- Mike Koll, Ron Steven- Heffering's Imperials turned the tables on Bad Boy Appti- ance, last night at Alexandra Park, winning the third game of the Oshawa City and District Softball Association's "City Championship'"' final series 4-2, to take a 2-1 lead in the set. A two-run homer by Ralph O'Reilly, in the bottom of the 9th, broke a 2-2 deadlock and decided the issue. Each team collected six hits only in this game, as Reg Hickey and Warren Wills faced each other as rival mounds- men, However, both needed re- lief before it was over. Heffer- ing's hit hard and oftea in the first two frames and started an- other rally early in the fourth, |to send Wills to the shuwers, |with Dan Peters taking over. Peters blanked Heffering's from | Houk Surprised As Hefferings Cop Lead Over 'Bad Boys' Squad | In City Title Series there until O'Reilly's blow in the last inning. Reg Hickey, pitching for Hef- fering's, went along in great form until the 7th when Bad Boys got their' two runs on a walk and three solid hits. When they opened the 8th with an- other hitting attack, Reg White came in to replace Hickey and get credit far the win. Jackie Sneddon doubled with one out in the first inning, off Hickey, and after that, Bad Boys didn't get a hit until the fourth inning with a single and when Cirka and Buzminski both drew walks, Peters came in to replace Wills. Peters blanked Heffering's until the botto mof the 9th when the lead-off batter, his rival, Reg White, opened with a single. Ralph O'Reilly followed with his home-run blow, to end the game, Fourth game of this 3-out-of5 series, goes tonight (Thursday) at Alexandra Park at 7.30 o'clock. Should a fifth game be necessary, it has been sched- uled for Saturday afternoon, at 2,30 o'clock Solomon, O'Reilly, 2b; Brabin, lf; Snow, tf; Melnick, c; Berwiegs A Wright, 3b; Wills, p; Petes, p in ~~ O'Reilly, 2b; Shearer, Batherson, If; Hickey, rf; Simcoe, 3b; Cole, ss; Carn- with, 1b; Cirka, c; Buzminski, rf; White, p in 8th, Graham Crerar Singles Champ -- At Tennis Club © Graham Crerar of the Oshawa Tennis Club won the Col, R. S. McLa' Men's Singles Tro- Pyke in phy, defeating the finals 6-4, 6-4, Although the weather was cold, Crerar, playing his best tennis with faultless overheads and smashes, "-"r younger but determined op ponent Craig Pyke .... , - Crerar, who has, lived in Ooh- awa only three years, had a vast amount of experience in aa a the pay iy a4 'ot against top ) o! that country, Craig Pyke, Osh- awa boy, who learned his ten- nis at the local club, gamely but the more ex- perienced player won, Crerar advanced to the finals by defeating K. A'derton '> semi-finals 6-1, 6-3, while BAD BOY APPLIANCE -- ss; Sneddon, 1b; 4th. H.FFERING'S IMPERIALS cf; p and 7th, off Hickey. Joe Melnick was hit by a pitched ball and Harry Snow drew a walk but these were the only other two batters to reach base in the first six frames. In the 7th, with the score 2-0, Bad Boys tied it up. George AT TENNIS CLUB Brabin drew a walk to open the inning but was forced by Snow, Then after Melnick flied out, Bill Berwick ied Ron Wright) hit back-to-back doubles Craig Pyke advanced to the finals oy defeating Ron Cox 6-3, 5-7, 6-2. FIRST ROUND Syd Dodsworth defeated Brian Barker, 4, 64, 63. Hi J defeated John Kieon, 6-3, Sam Venn And Ron Cox +2". """"* | Ron Cox defeated Terry Keys, 62, 60. Bill Ashman-defeated Jim Dench, 6-1, Men'sDoubles Champions, ~~ ~~ "=: »~== Ron Guiltinan defeated Len Beeston, 63, 9-11, 86 S*Baseball Association's 1963 awa Legion Hall, last night. Wayne Battams, manager; son, Bob White, Raymond Al- '9 activities, were the boys of Seated, left-to-right, are:-- Brian Prosser, Dave Bathe, ward and Ivan Elder |t > game at 2-2, | Mor. Of Year Pic Bill Solomon opened the 8th ~ SPORTS | CALENDAR SADDLE RIVER, NJ. (AP) with a single, he was forced at Ralph Houk broke into a bigiong by Sneddon then Fred smile Wednesday, probably for) Roijy walked. jthe first time since the World e Series. Notified he had been voted|tired Bad Boys in 1-2-3 order in American League Manager of|their 9th. White replaced Hickey and end- TODAY SOFTBALL Oshawa City |Assoc. (City Finals) -- Heffering's Imperials lys Bad Boy Appliance, at Alex- jandra Park, 7,30 p.m.; 4th game pecause his detractors have jof 3-out-of-5 title series. |FOOTBALL COSSA Lakeshore Semor "B" Group -- Whitby Anderson at| possible," he said. Ajax, 3.15 p.m.; Clarke at Wni'- by Henry, 3.15 p.m.; Couriice| lat Bowmanvill, 3.30 p.m | FRIDAY FOOTBALL Lakeshore District COSSA 'Oshawa' League -- O'Neill: Jrs. ivs Donevan Jrs. at Donevan, 14.00 p.m.; McLaughlin Jrs. v3 and -- D'strict) Championship | of the Year in an Associated Press| {s1eddon had two of his team's poll, the New York Yankees' six hits. Nobody for Heffering's skipper commented: had more than one Safety. -- "There sure have been a lot} Jack Shearer doubled with people calling me anything|one out, in the first inning, and but that." scored the first run of Houk admitted that the honor) Zane, On & single by Larry came "as kind of a surprise') Patnerson. been having a field day since Los Angeles Dodgers swept the Series from the Yankees, "The ball players made this |first. two batters then \Cirka and Ray Buzminski each |hit singles and Ralph O'Reilly's double scored Cirka. "We've got a real good ball _John Carnwith opened club, and we're going to take} ja let af beating seat wank be-| DENSE POPULATION fore anyone takes the pennant) One-tenth of the land area of jaway from us. Much that I/Scotland -- the Lowlands--con- have been reading about our|tains three-quarters of the pop- club will be disproven next/ulation and most of the indus- year." try. the 74 |make it a two-run rally and tie} be iphy was won by Ron Cox andjlin, Conant, : Stan Everson, C. Hall, J. Pres-|prown. In a gruelling 3-hour mara-|joy At this point,|thon, that seems to be typical of| Annand. ed the inning smartly and re-| {Sam Venn over the weekend. the doubles finals in the last lafter losing the first two sets.| The scores were 2-6, 3-6, 6-4, 10- 8 and 6-3. Bill Girling and Harry Joyce played well with their drop lshots and lobs putting the team lof Cox and Venn completely at |sets. But with §. Venn playing a winning duo finally lovercame the deficit. In the fourth set, Girling and Joyce} jtook a 3-0 lead and looked to be} jos their way to victory but as the score was tied at 4-4 they |semed to weaken as the match \finally went to 10-8. It was a |thrilling final, as Venn and Cox |both held their service and jmade the service break on Bill |Girling's serve, to take }match and the championship at) 6-3. The banquet, to be held Oct. few years, Cox and Venn won,|F defeated H. Mitchell Alderton, 6-3, 11-9. |SECOND ROUND J, 6-2 the SEMI-FINAL A. W. Armstrong, Mrs | Mrs, R. E, McMullen, Cec. Dodwell and B.| | IRST ROUND T. Gresham and J. Sutherland) |defeated S. Dodsworth and R.| Little, 6-3, 6-2. | B, Girling and H. Joyce de- J. Kleon and P. Simpkin de- the|their advantage in the first two rig tig aad and K, Brack, | 6-1, 5-7, 9-7. | S. Venn and R. Cox defeated) Heffering's made it 2-0 in the | strong net game and rushing to|G. Crerar and A, Hurn, 6-0, 4-6,|,0° next inning. Wills struck out tne the net on R. Cox's strong serve, |6-2. |the H. Moyer and J. MacDonald and K,| B, Girling and H. Joyce de-| feated T. Gresham and J. Suth- erland, 6-4, 6-0. R. Cox and S. Venn defeated Kleon and P. Simpkin, 9-7, * i) R. Cox and §. Venn defeated| H. Moyer and J. MacDonald,| Tie John Harris Doubles Tro-,donated by Col, R. S. McLaugh-|,5°!9 Pyke defeated Ken Harlock, 64 SECOND ROUND S. Dodsworth won by default from 8. . Alderton won by default from G. Kedzierski. H. Joyce won by default Bouckley. 7 MacLean defeated $. Venn, 7-5, 2-6, R. Cox won from Dr. Ugret default. me Girling defeated R. Guilltinan, 62, C. Pyke defeated J, Sutherland, 1, +6 63. from R. feated B. MacDonald and L.|rtyipp rounn |Beeston, 6-0, 6-0. ny Alderton defeated $. Dodsworth, 6-1, G. Crerar defeated H. Joyce, 63, 63. R. Cox defeated B. Ashman, 61, 61. C. Pyke defeated B. Girling, 7-5, 6-3. SEMI-FINAL Crerar defeated K. Alderton, 61, Pyke defeated R. Cox, 7-5, 6-3, FINAL ; C. Pyke defeated G. Crerar, 64, 64, 4 BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES TD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FINAL TOURNEY. 6-2, 6-4. 19, will be honored: by former) Tennis Club member Mrs. G. D,|FINAL FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 Central Jrs., at Kinsmen Stadi- : jum, 5.00 p.m.; Central Srs. vs Left-to-right, (front row) -- Shrigley, 'Dusty' Lynd and |MeLaughlin Srs., at Kinsmen PEE WEE CHAMPIONS, for 1963, also honored last night at Legion Hall, were the boys Bob Maiel, Pete McNamee, Richard Rimar and Martin of the "Bolahood's Rea] Es- , tate" team, shown above, Shepard; (middle row)--Rick Morrison, Steve Ball, Larry Bob Duncan, manager; (back |Stadium, 6.30 p.m and Donevan row) -- Bud Hircock, coach; |Srs, vs O'Neill Srs., at Kinsmen Barry Sheyan, Ken Sherban /Stadium, 8.00 p.m. and Joe Hircock. ' ; . HOCKEY reins Timege Phe ae. OHA Junior 'A' League -- SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' ¢ HEFFERING'S Imperials turned the tables on Bad Boy "Appliance, last night at Alexandra Park, winning the third game of the "City Championship" softball finals by a 4-2 score, same count as Bad Boys hung on Heffering's the night before. These two classy softball clubs go at it again tonight, ht seven-thirty o'clock, in the fourth game of the 3-out-of-5 Bvity and District Association's: classic, If the "'Bad Boys" home up with a Thursday-night special, the fifth and deciding "kame for the 1963 crown, will be played on Saturday after- oon. Heffering's and Bad Boys each had six hits last night but in this one, the boys from Gasoline Alley made better use fot their blows -- especially O'Reilly's two-run homer, in the ottom of the 9th, that ended the 2-2 deadlock and the game. 4 x x x x 4 NHL GOALIES grabbed off a major share of the limelight iast night. We read that Johnston stopped.19 of 20 shots in the qfirst period of the Boston-Chicago game, however the Black @Hawks still came out on top in that one. While ordie Howe sat on the sidelines, nursing an injured foot (he suffered a/four-stitch ankle cut, in practice, earlier this teweek) the N.Y. Rangers blanked the Red Wings 3-0 and, ac- cording to reports, Jacques Plante was sensational in earning Phis shutout. We watched the Leafs and Canadiens in their wtorrid tussle in Montreal, via TV, and the work of veteran Johnny Bower and almost-as-old "Gump" Worsley was "'or- pi -- that one is our own coinage; supposed to mean "out { #of this world."" Bower saved his mates time-and-again during those frequent sessions when the screams and urgings of the g@Montreal faithful had inspired the Canadiens to super efforts. At the other end of the rink, Worsley was equally brilliant or 'more-so, on those frequent sorties by goal-hungry Toronto for- wards who were flying at top speed all night. x x x ¥ SPORT SHORTS: ~-- Frank Tunney, Toronto boxing pro- moter, is trying to line up George Chuvalo for a bout next Month, at Maple Leaf Gardens, if a suitable opponent can be Pound. +» DETROIT LIONS will likely be sold to Wm. Clay Word, who @arlier this week offered $6,000,000 for the club, » Stock and barrel. This is believed to be the largest ever offered for a professional sports franchise of any nd. The club directors, warm-hearted chappies, all agree t there is not likely to be any hitch in the sale. They say would be a great thing for the city and.the league -- and ey should have added -- for all us stockholders! »«., REC jORD PAYOFF for a two-buck bet at the. Bowie Track in Mary- ind, was established yesterday when one lone bettor had 2.00 on the "twin double" (similar to a four-horse parlay) ind he collected $33,794.20 for his deuce. .. . SOUTH AFRICA is going to ease criticism of their alleged racial discrimina- tion in sport by holding- multi-racial Olympic trials. And 4 speaking of "Olympics", the word is that the Communistic scountries favor awarding the games to Lyon, France, in pref- {erence to the bids being made by Detroit, Buenos Aires and Mexico City. 1 SEATTLE (AP)--Pole vaulter! ian Sternberg, paralyzed in a trampoline accident July 2, now) VAULTER RECOVERING 70,000 WATCH MATCH MILAN (AP)--Milan of Italy for brief periods in a wheel'game of-the finals of the World { chair. Doctors, however, still Cup of Champion clubs soccer 4 are reluctant to forecast com-|tournament. A crowd of nearly _ plete recovery. 170,000 packed the stands, defeated Santos of Brazil 4-2) can move his arms and sit up| Wednesday night in the first |Oshawa Generals vs Monireal Jr. Canadiens, at Montreal, 8.30 |P.m. Team Coaches For Basketball | Coughing Horses Attend School | Trimming Field | Every fall hundreds of boys) LONDON (CP)--They're call- try out for High School Indus-|iMg_ it the "coughing Cam- é . |bridgeshire. trial, Church League or pri- > : F ' al \ a coh ke With a coughing epidem ¢c af- vate agency leagues, s S\flicting most British racing Simcoe Hall Settlement House stables, the field for Satur- jor Boys' Club, to take part injday's Cambridgeshire, to be the fast growing sport of|run over nine furlongs at New- basketball. market, is being trimmed rap- diy. | Preparation for the coming! , | Res Latest casualties of the cough jwinter months not only is a job) incjude Early to Rise, Execu- |for players but for coaches and/tor, Mandamus and Zaleucus, jreferees as well. Taking this|Both Early to Rise and Execu- into consideration, the first of ator are rated "most unlikely" series of clinics, for coaches,|40 run. was held Tuesday evening at| A late withdrawal, but not be- Simcoe Hall Settlement House,|cause of coughing, is the out- |with a follow-up session to take|sider Hinto Blewett. Spree, one |place next Tuesday, October 22,/of the early favorites, will run at 9.00 p.m. in a different race. The purpose of the clinic is) Hasty Cloud and Fair Astron- to emphasize the how, why and\omer remain the favorites for when of skills and most impor-|the Cambridgeshire, second tant in development of confi-|half of the autumn double. The dence and ability of the player.|first half, the Cesarewitch, was |With this purpose in mind,|won Oct. 5 by Utrillo, at 1214 "Tim" Nelson, Clinic Director|to 1. and Unit Director of the new) , is! stakes is |Simcoe Hall Boys' Club in East- Mas Coubenoee iso view Park, reviewed and demon-| -- - Declare 1963 Champions At Grandview Golf Club Over the Thanksgiving holi-) day, the Jast of the club tourna-|1 ranking junior in the club. jments was completed. Cham-| The ladies brought a very suc- |pions have mow been declared cessful season to an end, by |for the 1963 season for all events'declaring champions in the club lin both the men's and ladies'|championship event, the first |sections. flight eid the Consolation | The Men's Club Champion is| tournament. Steve Heney, who displayed | The Ladies' Champion for this \near flawless golf in defeating| year is Rose Delucia, who turn- |Sam Smith 482 in the 3-hole final.}ed back a very determined bid In reaching the finals; Heney|/by Marg Ewart in the final gave a masterful exhibition of}match. In beating Marg, Rose par. golf when he disposed of|proved just a little more con- competition, why he is the No. newcomer Jack Brown handily|sistent with her putting and) 786, Smith's victi 1 in the semi's|short game. If Miss Ewart had was last year's champion, Val|made a 3' putt the match would) fozansky. have gone into extra holes. In the Men's A Flight com-| The first flight winner is petition, Ed Drinkle emerg-|Peggy Branton who bested Kay ed the winner on the 19th green, | Middlemass in the finals, while las hy bested Charlie Dart in a|Pat Mewett won the Consola- |close see saw match. tion trophy. The Men's "B" Flight cham-} The club wishes to take this picn is Dennis Brown who reg-| opportunity of thanking Val istered a close win over Dennis|Sozansky and Wynn Temple and their various committees for the fine job they did in staging seven special event Noakes in the finals. Joe Sapinski captured '"'C") | Flight honors as he outsteadied Syd Temple. comnetitions, plus the club The losers in the first round|tournaments during the past sea- of each event are eligible tojson. All were well attended |compete for the Consolation|and this in itself speaks well trophy. {for the manner in which they The 1963 winner is Bob David-|were received. |son, who squeezed out a 1 up) The closing banquet is sched- ivictory over Don Brockman injuled for the clubhouse Nov. 23, |the final round. 1963, at which time the various The Junior Champion is Den-|awards and trophies will be! inis Ewart who easily proved inipresented. j |Conant and guests of honor Mr|_R. Cox and S. Venn defeated| jand Mrs, T. D, Thomas, plus/B. Girling and H. Joyce, 2-6,/ | 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) |many more, without whose help|3-6, 6-4, 10-8, 6-3, jand assistance, there wou'd be no tennis club in Oshawa today. \Besides the trophy, donated by \John Harris, trophies are Mt MORE eee 1% 8 SAVINGS DEPOSIT RECEIPTS Redeemable ANY time Interest on daily balance MINIMUM DEPOSIT $5,000.00 GUARANTY TRUST 32 KING ST. E, 4 rXPO CANADA'S FINEST CIGARETTE 728-1653 yer a \strated such fundamentals as:| |General Hints on Shooting; |Types of. Passes and how each jis executed; Catching the Ball; |Passing the Ball; Types of {Passes and how each is exe- jcuted; Proper form in Drib- jbling and the WHEN in drib- jbling as well as the HOW; Running and Cutting; Pivoting; |Guarding and Rebounding. Those taking part in this im- portant preparation were: Osn- 'awa Y's Men's Club, (Sponsor- jing the Minor. Basketball |Leagues); Gilmour Graham, |Bernie Muzeen, Ron Heard, John Matthews, Charlie Milne, \John McReelis, Marcel Boivin {and Donald Brunt; Simcoe Hall |Staff, Walter Cole and Wes) /Ogden; Westmount Kiwanis) 'Club, (Sponsoring the Biddy |Basketball Leagues), Bill) \Smith, Bob Singleton, Fred) Blaine Boswell, Bob Branch,| Harold Davidson, Jim Waddell, Don Thompson, and Doug} Gower. | Other volunteers were Brian Gower, Leslie Domonkow, Jim) |Wylie, Stan Reid, and Martin! Singleton. | | NHL LEADERS | | By THE CANADIAN PRESS |. Standings: Chicago, won three, lost one, tiéd 0, points 6 Points: Mikita, Chicago, 9 Goals: Mikita, Chicago, 5 Assists: Wharram, Chicago 5 Penalties: Hadfield, New York, 18 minutes Shutouts: Plante, HN , New York, iSawchuk, Detroit, 1. | \ | , f, ron im t PALt hh. "What's the flavour secret of Gold Crest Whisky?" 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