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- Oshawa Legionnaires Junior Baseball Club's. Schedule Dates For '64 awa. Following is the team's season's schedule: Anocumae Junior team, the "Legionnaires", are again en- tered in the Leaside Baseball Association's Junior League along with Peoples, East York Kinsmen, Laurie's Sports and Richardson's Sports. : People's Credit Jewellers, Png ay Richardson's. will] ¥* y r home games at the Leaside home stand 'Talbot Park" while Kinsmen will play their home games at East York and the "Legionnaires" will play Brooklin Entry In Midget Loop . Works Tonight "The Brooklin entry into the Ontario Provincial Midget League will be holding its third Practice, tonight at 6.00 o'clock, in the Brooklin Arena. This will be their first practice in their home arena. Although this team is playing out of Brooklin, it is a County team, with spots open to prospective players from Whitby, Oshawa and sur- rounding districts. The club will be sponsored by the Brooklin Minor Lacrosse i ae and coached by im Brady, who handled the pS Jaycees Midget entry in 1963. May 13, Wed., 7.30 naires vs Peoples. naires vs Kinsmen. sons vs Legionnaires naires vs' Laurie's. vs Legionnaires, June 5, Fri., naires vs Kinsmen. son's vs Legionnaires. June 12, Fri., naires vs Laurie's. vs Legionnaires, June 19, Fri., naires vs Richardson's. vs Legionnaires. naires vs People's. vs Legionnaires. naires vs Kinsmen. July 11, Sat., son's vs Legionnaires, July 17, Fri., naires vs Laurie's. vs Legionnaires, July 24, Fri., naires vs Richardson's. July 25, Sat., vs Legionnaires. The team promises to be a strong one, provided that the Oshawa Green Gaels organiza- tion does not grab off too many of the younger boys for their Juvenile Club. Expected back Aug. 7, Fri., from last season's Oshawa naires vs People's. Legion Minor Baseball|their home games here in Osh- Oshawa} Team: Oshawa Legionnaires. --Legion- May 16, Sat., 2.00 -- Kinsmen vs Legionnaires May 22, Fri., 2. 30 -- Legion- May 23, Sat., 2.00 -- Richard- May 29, Fri., 7.30 -- Legion. May 30, Sat., 2.00 -- People's 7.30 -- Legion. June 6, Sat., 2.00 -- Richard. 7.30 -- Legion. June 13, Sat., 2.00 -- People's 7.30 -- Legion. June 20, Sat., 2.00 -- Laurie's June 29, Mon., 7.30 -- Legion- July 4, Sat., 2.00 -- Kinsmen July 10, Fri., 7.30 -- Legion- 2.00 -- Richard- 7.30 -- Legion- July 18, Sat., 2.00 -- People's 7.30 -- Legion- 2.00 -- Laurie's 7.30 -- Legion- entry are Mike Lewis, a fast moving defenseman and top scorer of the Jaycees; Ron Sutton, an elusive centre and George Young, a stick magic- ian. These boys will be joined Aug. 8, Sat., 2.00 -- Kinsmen vs Legionnaires. Aug. 12, Wed., 7.30 -- Legion- naires vs Richardson's. Aug. 15, Sat., 2.00 -- Kinsmen} vs Legionnaires, 'Speedy Erns' Play Here On Friday Night Oshawa Green Gaels, 1963 Canadian Junior Lacrosse Champions, will play their third \exhibition game of the season at the Children's Arena, Friday night against Peterborough "Speedy Erns" Seniors. 'The Gaels' previous two ex- hibition contests were also at t Children's Arena and they won both games. In the first game, Saturday, May 2, they edged the' same Peterborough club 12-11 and last Friday they whipped Lakeshore Castrolites 21-10. Peterborough, back OLA Senior Division, after sev- eral years' absence, are expect- ed to give the Gaels a tougher battle. Erns were lacking in con-' dition the last time and were be-' hind 6-0 before they finally start- ed to play. Such players as Larry Fergu- son, Davey Drummond, Bob Stickle, Jim Vilneff, Terry Downer and playing-coach Cy Coombes are expected to dress for Peterborough. For Oshawa, 15-year-old Jim Higgs is expected to be in the' lineup for the first time. Higgs, an excellent track and field star, played last year for the Hunts- ville Midgets. However, if Peterborough hopes to win the contest they will have to put a damper on high-scoring ace John Davis. The 20-year-old centre, who gave his opponents many sleepless: nights last season, has picked up 18 points in the two pre-sea- son games, including 12 goals and six assists. Green Gaels To Hold Parade On 'Opening Night' This Monday, May 18, the citi- by such Bantam Stars as Pete Vipond of Brooklin, Neil Gib- gon, the Whitby speedster, and Brian Bremner, the young goal- OSHAWA fe who was extremely im- pressive in workouts with the Junior Green Gaels. Newcomers to the game in- elude Chuck Marlowe, a 220-Ib. defenseman, Jack Root, an 180- Wb. forward with a good shot and John Stevenson of Brooklin. Besides the above mentioned, there are many other promising lacrosse players battling for starting positions on the All- Stars. Coach Jim Brady em- phasizes that every boy trying BOWLING NEWS CATHOLIC LEAGUE The annual banquet was held on Satur- day, May 2, at the Knights of Columbus Hall and was thoroughly enjoyed by some 60 members and their guests. The Champions this year are they.'Slow- pokes" led by Helen Burrows. "Team jmembers each were presented with a trophy. Winners of the Consolation event was the team of "Teachers Pests", led by Marie Koster. Individual trophies were presented to Marie Koster with a high average of 181; High Triple, Teresa Powers 697; High Single game, Laura Cardinal 303; High Triple (with handicap), Mary Ekker 746, zens of Oshawa will get a chance to see the 1963 Canadian Junior Lacrosse Champions in their season's. opening league game, at the Children's Arena, starting at 8.30 p.m. Before the game, in the eve- ning, the Gaels will be featured in a convertible parade through the streets of Oshawa. Approxi- mately. transport colors, as part of the opening ceremonies to launch the 1964 season. The parade, complete with band in an open truck, plus cheerleaders, will wend its way through downtown and residen- tial Oshawa. convertibles _ will the team in their 10 "out will be given a full chance and careful consideration, be- fore any cutting is done. 'Any boy wishing to try out! should show up tonight with full equipment for practice, or con- 'fact Jim Brady, at 728-5926. Sagriff 322. And in the Men's Division -- 'Average, John Joe O'Malley 340; handicap), Ed D. See you in the Fail! and High Single (with handicap), Betty W. Cardinal 225; High Triple, John A. Cardinal, 872; High Single, High Triple (with Giles 861 and High Single (with handicap), Barry Leach 354, The band, made up of five boys from R. S. McLaughlin Col- legiate, have donated their serv-' ices for the afternoon and eve- ning ceremonies. They are led "by Rick Gresik on guitar, John MEETING TONIGHT THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Mey 13, 1964 75 PT EE EY Oe LIF The Oshawa Civil Service Softball League will open its season on Wednesday, May 20, with all eight of the league entries in action, in a four- game opener. In the meantime, league pres- ident John DeHart has called a meeting for this evening, eight o'clock, at his home, 1271 Weck- r drive and all teams are to have a representative on hand. Following is the 1964 Ciwil Service Softball League sched- in thejule: Wed., May 20 -- Firemen vs Foley's, at Lakeview (west); Excelsiors vs Dodd's Motors, at Lakeview (east); Policemen vs Thompson Plumbing, at Radio Park (S-E) and Rey- nolds vs Garabemen, at Cow- an's Park. All games at 6.30 .m. Mon., May 25 -- Thompson at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; Dodd's. Motors vs Firemen, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m.; Garagemen vs Excelsiors, at Thornton's Corners, 6.30 p.m.; Reynolds vs Policemen, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m. Wed., May 27 -- Excelsiors vs Firemen, at Radio Park (S-E); Policemen vs Dodd's, at Lake- view (west); Foley's vs Garage- men, at Cowman's Park and Thompson's vs Reynolds at Lakeview (east). All games at 6.30 p.m. Mon., June 1 -- Firemen vs Garagemen, at Thornton's Cor- ners, 6.30 p.m.; Reynolds vs Foley's, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; Policemen vs Excel- siors, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 Krawsinski, trumpet, Lemar Dodsworth, clarinet, Tom Brit- ton, bass, and John Mosier on drums. Many special events have been planned by the Green Gael exec- utive for the big day and will be announced later this week, on radio and in the newspaper. Some of the committee work- ing on the big day under the chairmanship of 'Bill Kurelo are Frank Wilbur, John Green, Dyson Brooks, Jim Bishop, Fred Whalley, Terry Kelly, Raye Trew, Henry Suddard, Ed. Kolodzic, Ivan Davie and "Bucky". Richards. If anyone is interested in being in the convertible drive, using a lacrosse theme and Green Gael colors (green and white) to dec-' orate their car, please call Bill Kurelo at 725-5453. Watch for the big opening, starting in the afternoon on Monday, May 18 at 3.00 p.m., against the Guelph Mohawks, starting at 8.15 for the opening ceremonies and game time at 8.30 p.m. Oshawa Civil Service Softball League Dates -- Plumbing vs Foley's Plumbing,|?- with the game in the evening) p.m, and Dodd's vs at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m. Wed., June 3 -- Foley's vs) Dodd's, at Cowman's Park; Garagemen vs Thompson's, at Lakeview (east); Excelsiors vs' Reynolds, at Lakeview (west) and Firemen vs Psiicemen, at at 6.30 p.m. Mon., June 8 -- Thompson's vs Firemen, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m.; Excelsiors vs Fol- ey's, at 'Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; Reynolds vs Dodd's, at Sneraton' s Corners, 6.30 P. m. and Garagemen vs Policemen, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m. Wed., June 10 -- Firemen vs Reynolds, at Lakeview (west); Policemen vs Foley's, at Lake- view (east); Thompson's vs Ex- celsiors, at Radio Park (S-E) and Dodd's vs Garegemen, at Cowan's Park. All games at 6.30 m. Mon., June 15 -- Foley's vs Firemen, at Thornton's Cor- ners, 6.30 p.m.; Dodd's'vs Ex- celsiors, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m.; Thompson's vs Police- men, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. and Garagemen vs Rey- nolds, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 .m, Wed., June 17 -- Foley's vs Thompson's, at Cowan's Park; Firemen vs Dodd's, at Radio Park (S-E); Excelsiors vs Garagemen, at Lakeview (east) and Policemen vs Reynolds, at Lakeview (west). All games at 6.30 p.m. Mon., June 22 -- Firemen vs Excelsiors, at Thornton's Cor. ners, 6.30 p.m.; Dodd's vs Policemen, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; Garagemen vs Fol- ey's, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m. and Reynolds vs Thomp- son's, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m. Wed., June 24 -- Garagemen vs Firemen, at. Lakeview (west); Foley's vs Reynolds, at Lakeview (east); Excelsiors vs Policemen,. at Cowan's Park, and Thompson's vs Dodd's, at Radio Park (S-E). All games at 6.30 p.m. Mon., June 29 -- Dodd's vs Foley's, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m.; Thompson's vs Garagemen, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m.; Reynolds vs Excel- siors, at Thornton's Corners, 6.30 p.m. and Policemen vs Firemen, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. Mon., July 6 -- Reynolds vs Firemen, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m.; Foley's vs Policemen, at Thonrton's Corners, 6.30 p.m.; Excelsiors vs Thompson's, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m. and Garagemen vs Dodd's, at! Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. Wed., July 8 -- Firemen vs Radio Park (S-E). All games|?-™ (east); Foley's at Lakeview (west); Dodd' Reynold, at Cowman's Park and Policemen vs Garagemen, at Radio Park (S-E). All games -jat 6.30 p.m. Mon., July 18 -- Firemen vs Foley's, at Thornton's at 6.30 p.m.; Dodd's, at Radio Park (S-E), 6.30 p.m.; Policemen vs Thomp- son's, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. and Reynolds vs Garage- men, at Alexandra Park, 8.30) Wed., July 15 -- Thompson's' vs Foley's, at Cowan's Park; Dodd's vs Firemen, at Lake- view (west); Garagemen vs Ex-| celsiors, at Radio Park (S-E) and Reynolds vs Policemen, at! Lakeview (east). All games at! 6.30 p.m. Mon., July 20 -- Excelsiors vs Firemen, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; Policemen vs Dodd's, at Thornton's Corners, at 6.30 p.m.; Foley's vs Garagemen, at Radio Park (SE), 6.30 p.m. and Thompson's vs Reynolds, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m. Wed., July 22 -- Firemen vs Garagemen, at Cowman's Park; Corners, | Dodd's, at Thornton's Excelsiors vs/6.30 p.m.; '\Thompson's, at Radio Park,| (S-E), 6.30 p.m.; Excelsiors vs] Reynolds, at Alexandra Park,| 6.30 p.m. Policemen, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m. vs Firemen, (S-E); at Lakeview (west); Reynolds ys Dodd's, at Lakeview (east) and Garagemen vs Policemen, at Cowman's Park. All games at 6.30 p.m. Thompson's, at Lakeview)Reynolds vs Foley's, at Lake- vs Excelsiors,| view (east); Policemen vs Ex- Dodd's vSicelsiors, at Lakeview (west) and Dodd's vs Thompson's, at Radio Park (S-E). 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