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SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' GREEN GAELS whomped the Alderwood Terriers 14-8 last night at Alderwood to take a 2-0 lead in their 4-out-of-7 Junior OLA semi-final playoff round, The Terriers gave tne *Gee-Gees a stern argument during the middle part of the 'game, with Oshawa taking a good early lead, only to have 'Alderwood come roaring back. However, in the final period, 'Alderwood ran into a flock of penalties, due to displays of itemper, illegal checking, etc., and when it was all over, the *Green Gaels had wrapped up No. 2 of the set.' They go again "here at the Children's Arena tomorrow night, with the fourth * game back in Alderwood on Monday. Brampton put out Lake- «shores in their series, in three-straight. games while St. Kitts leads Hastings 2-1 in the other bracket, with fourth game in 'Hastings on Saturday night. ' x < 5 & SOFTBALL PLAYOFF action was thick and heavy around 'these parts last night, especially in the minor ranks. Sunny- side Park Bantams had another stern fight of it but man- aged to defeat Bathe Park 6-3, to take that series in two- «straight games. The Sunnyside Park team will now meet ; Pickering in the first round of the OASA playdowns. In the Midget League OASA eliminations, Storie Park won at Lake 'Vista last night, coming from behind to turn the trick and 'that ends that set. Storie Park will open the finals on Satur- day night, at either Connaught or North Oshawa. Connaught Park won over North Oshawa last night, to even up their 'series at one win apiece, Third and deciding game of this . Hot tempers and poor shoot- ing proved the downfall of Alderwood Terriers in the sec- ond game of the OLA Junior Division series A playoff at the Alderwood Lacrosse Bowl, last night. | The bad display of temper} put the Terriers behind 2-0 in the best-of-seven _ semi-final series as the Oshawa Green Gaels took a 14-8 victory over the Toronto squad. Third game of the round will be here, at the Children's Arena, tomorrow night, with the 'fourth contest slated for Alderwood Monday evening. Referee Bob Dobie and Ron hand and issued 103 minutes in penalties, including 63 to Alder- wood. They also handed out two match penalties, to Ron MeNeil and Jim Moore of Ter- riers, plus a misconduct to Don Stinson and five majors. Jim Higgs, Gaylord Powless) Temper Displays And Resulting Penalties Costly To Alderwood final period with two goals and two assists and checked like an "eager beaver" most of the night. Davis received a rough go- ing over from the Alderwood boy throughout the contest, but bounced back every time and also picked up six big assists. 4 Ron MeNei] was the top snip- er for Alderwood with . five goals. He was one of the out- standing players on the floor until late in the third period, when he let his temper get the better of him. The incident occurred when Pettibone ruled with a strict)/he and Jim Hinkson were trad- ing insults. before the faceoff. When they bent down for the draw, McNeil brought his stick up viciously and clipped Hink-| son on the side of the face. Hinkson was out like a light for several minutes, but after getting first-aid to a cut in his and Ken Thompson fired three/ mouth in the dressing room, he goals.each for Gaels. Don Stin-| rot for the final few min- son and John Davis added twol nearnee : " goals, while Jim Hinkson scored} McNeil recieved a major for) poe ae eae ee ieee ai oa Fae 14 INNINGS SPORTS CALENDAR Ken Hodge were the other Alderwood marksmen, GOALIES HOT Both goaltenders, Merv Mar- shall of Oshawa and Pete Lebell of Alderwood, made sev- eral fine saves during the game. : Lebell was taken out late in the final period and was re- placed by forward Gary Ken- nedy. Lebel was hit a couple of times in the jaw by Green Gael shots and was rushed to hospital for examination of a possible broken or cracked jaw. At the time of writing, it was not known whether he would miss the third' game of the \series. OSHAWA -- goal, Marshall; defence, Hinkson, Stinson, Higgs, Davis; forwards, Thompson, Davis, K. Thomp- son, Ireland, Powless, Arm- |strong, Clayton, Kiwior, Koles- \nick and Jones. ALDERWOOD -- goal, Lebel, TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Scott's Chicken Villa vs Foley's Plumb- ing, at Alexandra Park (west diamond), at 645 p.m. and Thompson's Plumbing vs Dodd's Motors, at Radio Park, 6.45 p.m. City and District Assoc. Minor League -- Brooklin vs A and W Drive-In, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Mid- get League OASA Semi-Final Series) -- North Oshawa and Connaught Park, at Nipigon Park, 6.30 p.m.; 3rd and decid- ing game of series. SOCCER Oshawa and District (1st Divi- sion) -- Rangers vs Local 222, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 8.00 p.m. LACROSSE Oshawa Minor Bantam League Kinsmen vs Lions Club at 6.00 p.m. and UAWA vs Jury and Lovell, at 7.00 p.m.; both games at Oshawa Children's Arena. -- Royal Crown vs Genosha p,| Hotel, at 8.00 p.m. and People's Clothing vs Dairy Queen, at 9.00 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Children's Arena. | FRIDAY'S GAMES LACROSSE Oshawa Minor Midget League) Hamilton Alexanians and Osh- awa Tony's battled to a 1-1 tie and then were forced to quit, due to "curfew", after 14 in- nings of nip-anduck softball, in a Beaches Major Fastball League game, last night at Alexandra Park. Ron Taylor went the distance for Oshawa and deserved a bet- ter fate, in that he gave up only six safeties and claimed 17 strikeout victims. The only run he allowed came in the second stanza. when Les MacLamara, a standout performer for the | visitors, opened that inning with \a solid single to left and scored jlater on Len Parisi's two-bag- | jger, that came with two out.| | Parasi got his second hit of the \game, a single in. the fifth and/ MacLamara's other hit was a single to open the 7th. After pitching six more hitless innings, Taylor allowed two-hits| in the 14th frame, singles b |Wayne Hawke and Nilo Giava-! | doni. | | George Tweedle started for) |Hamilton and gave up seven! |hits. He gave way to Ed Swiss| jin the 8th inning, after Brent; /Oldfield had clicked for his) third-straight hit of the game. | Tony's had one hit in each. of the first three frames, singles Oshawa Tony's Tie Hamilton Alexanians third base, including a double- play stab of a screaming ler by Joe Collina in the 7th, was, the bright spot in Oshawa's fielding. HAMILTON -- Giavadoni, ss; Nuttley, cf; Paradisi, 3b; Mac- Lamara, If; Collina, c; Condello, tf; Parisi, 2b; Hawke, 1b; Tweedle, p; Swiss, p in 8th. OSHAWA -- Oldfield, ss; Sned- don, 1b; Armstrong, 2b; Booth, c; McDermaid, 3b;, Mroczek, cf; Elliott, rf; Suddard, lf; Taylor, Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Shamrock V nosed its way into the mouth of Thames River at New London, Conn., for what proved to - be Sir Thomas Lipton's last challenge for the America's Cup 34 years ago today. The United States successfully defended the cup--emblem- atic of international yacht- | ing supremacy -- and Sir Thomas, genial Glasgow; born Irishman died a year later. JUMPER'S ROLE Cliff Blake of Calgary, a par- achute smoke-jumping instruc- tor in Montana, has a featured role in TV's Walt Disney Pre- nS sents on the CTV network, Aug. 16. 'series has been ordered for tonight, at Nipigon Park, as a 'neutral diamond. In OASA Juvenile "A" playdowns, Hotel -Genoshas defeated Guscott's Plumbing 5-2 last night at A'ex- 'andra Park, to take that series in two-straight games. 'ius- 'cott's, a much younger and less-experienced team than the -Genoshas, gave a good account of themselves and indicated OLA Junior League Playoffs--|by Jack Sneddon, "Squib" Alderwood Terriers vs Oshawa) Elliott and Oldfield tespective-| Green Gaels, at Oshawa Chil-|!y. They finally got the tying] dren's Arena, 8.30 p.m.; \3rdjrun in the 6th, Oldfield opened) game of 4-out-of-7 series. with a bunt single. OLA Senior League Playoffs--|forced by Sneddon. Armstrong ass other. deliberate intent to injure and|Kennedy; defence, Morrisson, | POWLESS TOP STAR was given a match penalty|McElroy, Sauve, Cherewaty; | The 17-year-old Powless, who|When he argued the point with) forwards, Moore, Hodge, Irv- lseems to be improving every|the referee. ine, Hutzel, Nash, C. McNeil, R. |time out, sparked Gaels in the| Aj Abbott, Jim Moore and|McNeil, Abbott and E. McNeil. that with two or three replacements, they are likely to he a strong contender next year. Genoshas open their 2nd round 'of OASA playoff action, in Trenton this Saturday night, with 'the return game here in Oshawa on Monday evening, dia- mond location yet to be named. x x x x NEWSY NOTES: -- Oshawa Scugog Cleaners will open their OASA Junior "A" playoff campaign, here at Alexandra Park tomorrow night, with Peterborough Juniors as the visit- ing opposition, Return game is in the Liftlock City on Mon- day night. . . . BROOKLIN Concretes and the A. and W. Drive-In are playing a City and District Assoc. postponed game, at Alexandra Park tonight, eight o'clock starting time. ... OSHAWA TONY'S and the Hamilton Alexanians battied to a 1-1 tie last night, in a 14-inning marathon that saw both teams get excellent pitching with good defensive plays high- lighting the action. . . . GORD MacMILLAN'S Oshawa rink lost the final game of The Eaton Cup play, in the provincial lawn bowling tournament, yesterday in Toronto, bowing to the Streetsville rink, skipped by Harvey Andrews, 17-15. The winners came from behind in the last couple of ends, . . . A WHITBY RINK, consisting of Bob Gallagher, Ward Bick, Lloyd Sabins and Dick Adams (most of whom are well- known in local 5-pin alley bowling circles) captured The Piolot Insurance Trophy 16-13 over a Kingston rink, in the final game. . . . YANKEES beat the White Sox yesterday, their new recruit, Mel Stottlemyre going the distance while Mickey Mantle hit two homers, one from each side of. the plate--and one of them was a new record drive, right out of Yankee Stadium, slightly more than 500 feet. ... SAM BOWENS, Oriole rookie outfielder, hit two homers to help Baltimore in their 7-0 shutout over Boston Red Sox, whicn kept their American League Id intact, Genoshas Oust Guscott's From OASA Playoffs Hotel Genoshas will represent Oshawa in the OASA Juvenile "A" playoffs, thanks to their sweep of their and walked only one. Genoshas will open their sec: ed only four hits, fanned three Three schedule games were played in the Civil Service Softball League last. night, two of them resulting in very close scores while the third one saw the league - leading Wood's Transport boost their margin another notch. with a clean-cut) 9-1 victory over Ontario Steel,| at Cowan Park. In the other two contests,| Dodd's Motors nosed out Scott's Chicken Villa 3-2 with a three- run rally in the sixth inning, at Alexandra Park while over at Radio Park, Rundle's Garden Centre defeated DeHart': Ex- celsiors 4-2 in another tight bat-| tle. RALLY WIN FOR DODD'S With L. Hoar pitching no-hit, no-run bali for the first five in- nings, allowing only one walk in that distance and receiving errorless support from his mates, Scott's appeared to be on their way to victory over Dodd's; but the roof fell in in the sixth frame, Prior to this, Scott's . had scored two runs off Bill Gid- dings in the third inning on sin- gles by Hoar and Salter, a choice play by Kunkel that forced Hoar and then a walk to Lake Vista Lads Cosburn filled the bases and Wallace singled to score two of his mates. In all Scott's had seven hits in the first five frames but this was the only rally they cuuld manufacture, off Giddings. In the bottom of the sixth, Norton drew a walk, Giddings |grounded out and Norton was retired at second. But with two. out, Griffin walked, Moss dou- bled, Schram singled and when the ball got away from the out- fielder, Schram went all the way, to make it 3-2. That's how it ended, RUNDLE'S NIP EXCELSIORS In the game at Radio Park, Excelsiors got their two runs in the first inning when Beare opened with a double, Gorycki was safe on an error and then after a passed ball, Noakes sin- gled to score the latter. From that point on, Perkins pitched a great game for the Rundle team. He allowed only one more hit, for a total of three, a single by Rogers in the fourth frame and Excelsiors never scored again. Perkins claimed 10 strikeouts. Rundle's also struck for two runs in their first. inning Sledgewski was safe on an er- ror, after two out, then Hooper singled and Greentree doubled, to make it 2-2. Mitchell, pitching well for Ex- Romp To Victory Exploding for seven runs in -\the sécond inning, Lake Vista ond round of OASA playoffs in| went on to whip Storie Park celsiors, \threat in the third and weathered a _ two-hit the Two Close Games In Civil Service Loop jgame stayed at 2-2 until the fifth when Knocker opened with a single, Button also connected. They moved on an infield out and Hooper's sacrifice fly scored Knocker, then Greentree got his third-straight fit of the game to score Button with the fourth run for the winners and final tally of the game. LEAGUE-LEADERS WIN The their 9-1 win over Steel, with Harding's homer in the second inning being the lone tally for the losers, off pitcher '"'Red" Sheperdson. He was tagged for nine hits but he got good support and as a re- sult the Steelers left a lot of potential runs stranded on the base-paths. Wood's struck for three runs in the first inning. Sheperdson homered with one out, Masie- wich walked, Forgette doubied with two out and scored on a single by Bozak. In the third, the Transpor- ters really delivered. Masie- wich, Reid and Forgette hit hit three-straight singles, Boa- zak walked and then with one out, Lowery singled and with two out, Edwards clipped a safety, to make it a four-run ral. ly. The winners added one in the fourth on Masiewich's opening double and another in the fifth when Lowery homered, league-leading Wooi's Transports were full value for Ontario St. Catharines, 8.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 4-out-of-7 semi-final series, SOFTBALL OASA Junior "A" Playoffs-- Peterborough vs Oshawa Scu- gog Cleaners, at Alerandra Park, 8.00 p.m., Ist game of 2- | out-of-3 series. Virgil Smashes Three Homers As Leafs Win By THE CANADIAN PRESS cuse Chiefs kept up their rivalry for first place in the Interna- tional League, both winning, but an 11-3 victory by Toronto Maple Leafs over Atlanta Crackers and a 6-5 loss by Rochester Red Wings to Rich- mond Virginians moved the Jacksonville Suns and Syra-| Brooklin vs St. Cahtarines, at|/srounded out and then Booth |singled to score Sneddon, Mc- | Dermaid followed with a single \to put Booth in scoring position, |a passed ball advanced them | both but Nick Mroczek flied out to end the inning. After Swiss took over in the eth -- Oshawa Tony's went hit- \less for the last six innings. Two sensational outfield catches were key plays in the Hamilton | defence. Ralph Condello stopped | Elliott's mammoth drive in the 7th with his glove hand and re. trieved the ball for the catch, as he fell. In the 11th, Sneddon's smash into left was snared by MacLamara with a leaping, one handed grab. "Red" McDermaid's play at Ken Retzer added a fourth) home run for Toronto, driving | in two more runs, Bob Schmidt came up with his fourth and fifth home runs of the year for Richmond as the Virginians unloaded 13 hits against Rochester. | | Leafs into sole possession of fourth spot, | The Suns held on to first place} with a 9-4 win against Buffalo Bisons as Neil Chrisley ham- mered out a three-run homer. . The Chiefs dumped Columbus Jets 4-1 featuring a drum-tight defence that came, up with three double-plays to snuff out prospective Jets' rallies. In the Toronto victory, Ossie Virgil slammed three home runs to bring his season total to seven and drove in five runs while Eli Grba and Frank Funk were limiting the Crackers to seven hits. lf « new oil Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Car Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN improves the value of your home. Easy to pig now we ha ee Sy : + GOOD/YEAR TIRES GET 1 FREE ve a wide choice , But you'd ley re moving SS een NA two-straight SIS opening series. They defeated|Trenton this Saturday, with the es es Guscott's Plumbing 5-2 . last) return game back in Oshawa on night at Alexandra Park, to|/Monday evening, likely at Radio|& pagan ag ne woe a prov: ydowns, c will ; ton, this Satur-| GENOSHAS -- Bennett, If; Spo al bi sie Gibbens, 1b; Parkinson, c; Cul- bas | nigh. nd} len, ss; Elliott, rf; Bryan, cf he young ai less-ex-|!€N, 55; » Tt; + Cl; perienced. Guscott's gave the|Siblock, 3b; March, 2b; Calder, Genoshas a stern argument last|P- night, except for one costly slip- up, in the fourth inning. Denny Bennett was safe to open the fourth frame, when the own on 5-year Purchase Plan, Phone us about it today. Butts 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAW 725°3581 our SSe SAS Sines MERCURY TAXI ome 725-4771 OSHAWA'S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN TAXI AND U-DRIVE--OVER 30 CARS AND TRUCKS AT YOUR SERVICE! RENT-A-CAR $1.00 A DAY PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE GEO. RUTHERFORD (Oshewe) LTD.--14 ALBERT ST. /11-3 in a PeeWee Boys softball | ame at Storie Park last night. Lake Vista smashed 13 hits | off losing pitcher T. Taylor in} the seven inning contest, while| the losers managed only five. D. Hudgins breezed to the victory with little trouble, giving} up two runs in the second and a} single tally in the third. B. Godfrey had three hits for the winners, while R. 'Gallant F GUARANTEED USED TIRES First Come. jest Served GUSCOTT'S ---- Bishop, ¢; Burke, 1b; Wayling, 3b; Hyr- canuk, rf; Nosal, ss; Brack, cf; Willoughby, lf; McConkey, 2b; A o FROM infield throw to first base was moved. He sdvented. on a| S0°bek, p; Cooper, 2b. clouted a homer in the second. \ couple of passed balls but was still on third base, with two out, when Cullen singled. Elliott's triple scored Cullen and the lat- ter scored on a wild pitch, to make it 3-0. : Both teams scored two legiti- mate runs in the 9th inning. Parkinson and Cullen hit back- to-back homers off Korbak, to put Genoshas ahead 5-0 and in the bottom of the 9th, Guscott's finally scored against Calder, when Hyrcanuk drew a_ walk and then with two outy Brack gored one over the left-fielder's d, for the full distance. Calder had allowed only one other hit up until that time, a single by Bishop to open the fourth. Guscott's loaded the bases that inning with one out and Calder fanned the next two batters. In all, he claimed 10 strikeouts and gave up four walks. His rival, Korbak, allow- YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Milt Pappas, Or- ioles, shut out Boston 7-0 on five hits, boosting Baltimore's Amer- ican League lead to two games over Chicago White Sox, Batting -- Mickey Mantle. Yankees, slammed two homers) and a single as New York de- feated the White Sox 7-3, his first homer anos in the cen: tre field bleacrers 500 feet from home plate. JUMPING BEAN A small moth larva causes the Mexican jumping bean to jump. 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