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8 LILI PO a RIGHT TO LIMIT Storie Park Bantam Boys Force Sth Deciding Game Storie Park nosed out Sunny- side Park 3-2, last night at the nected with a double, to score Marmora, and it proved the winning run. SUNNYSIDE PARK -- Eid ridge, 2b; Wry, 3b; Cappuccit- tie, ¢; Ashton, ss; Howard, rf; Melynchuk, cf; Hercia, 1b; . Woermke, p; Lovell, If; Chap- man, lf, STORIE PARK -- Parfitt, cf; safe with one out and scored|Nestic, 2b; Sargeant, '1b; Par- Storie Park diamond. to tie up| With the aid of a hit by Eldridge.|:"".. ae eee te the Oshawa Minor Softball Asso-|i" the fourth frame, | AMIONiKiewier, c, Williams, If; Me- ciation's Kiwanis Banta mjopened with a big hit and with alvey' batted 'i ah League championship finals, at|{wo out, Hercla tripled. He was gia doom aioe 8 two wing apiecl left stranded when McKenzie Third and deciding game will peer Woermke, to end that SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Exhibition Game -- Richmond Hill "Shells" vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m. OASA Intermediate "C" Play- offs -- Brooklin Conoretes and Tweed Lombanks, at Cobourg, | $15 p.m; Srd amd deciding| Mongar, 'sept, 8 at $48. p.m game of series, |Storie and Sunnyside. Park Oshawa and District Bantam pose md Fo Mage hd ie yo Girls Championship Finals --|©2™'Y * wi vd in| {or Scusog. Dareyl Spencely €0t/courtice at Kingside Park, 6.30/55" om ee en : go into extra innings. SCUGOG CLEANERS--Pelow, me 2nd game of 2-out-of-3) With McKenzie hurling _ fine ball for Storie Park Jast night, Oshawa Civil Service League db the homesters backed him up '|Championship Finale -- Wood's with fine support, to earn their 'Transport vs Thompson's . win, Sunnyside Park boys got Warmer, p in 7th; Glaspell, cf in their runs, in the 3rd and 4th 8th and Turner, of in 8th, Plumbing, at Whitby Com-|innings, In the third, Lovell was SANDY'S TV -- Vawssair, Mf;| munity Park, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd/ D.| game of 2-out-of-3 series, Spenwiy, ef; Gough Sb, ile: MERCURY TAXI om 725-4771=-- ki, c; Foster, p; C, Spencely, rf and Lee, 3b. OSHAWA'S 'LARGEST AND MOST MODERN TAX! 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, Scugog Cleaners Junior Girls Win First Of Finals An alleround team effort spark-|ing two doubles. She had eight strikeouts Catcher C. Pelow stiroked three singles and scored. twice unior}to lead the winners' attack, In the first, she , went to second on & stole third | and surprised | ing home. H . Shultz bad a singhe plus a double and also scored twice Woermke, for Sunnyside, matched McKenzie in the pitch- ing duel, However, in the sec- on) inning, with two out, Sar- geamt clicked and Parsons fol- lowed with a homer, to make it 21, : | Storie Park got what proved to be the winning run, in their sixth inning. McKenzie doubled with one out. Marmara connect- ed but McKenzie was "cut down"' and then Laskiewicz con- everyone by steal- i i Seeaes ik | braemor ardens Rd. M. and His Ave.) : 2535 ge \ Stevenson Annepe! i FRIDAY'S GAMES | SOFTBALL PWSU Junior Championshiy Finals -- Toronto Sandy's 1, vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners Girls, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series, | Wings Trounce | Syracuse 14-3, 5 Playoff Fimal ores wa: sos, mace | | ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) --!at Connau Park |Joe Altobelli homered twice and A ayosng ooh as % oo] |drove in six runs Wednesday|p.m. sharp, : ad Oshawa's Most Convenient Community Individually designed homes ot sensible prices, EXCLUSIVE REALTOR MILLEN Real Estate Ltd. 728-1679 ae || 9 BAGOT ST. CORD 36.00 36.00 Y_ CORD 19.00 19.00 V4 CORD 9.75 9.75 Le SOME SWITCH -- THIS DEER HAS CLAWS Wes Howard, of Victoria, gar, he is shown carrying. "good eating' as s . Win Via Default night to pace Rochester Red) -------------- Connaught Park Tigers won a|Wings to a 14-3 victory over) game last night without throw-|Syracuse and a 3-1 lead over| ing a ball, as Rundle Park de-|the Chiefs in the International) faulted the scheduled Oshawa|League's best - of - seven final Minor Softball Association Mid-|playoff series. get League round-robn playoff} Altobelli hit his first homer) m co. The game goes into the|with a man on in the first in- ooks as a 9-0 victory for Con-/ning, moments after Curt Ble- Ny naught, |fary had connected with a two- BIRCH LOGS (SEASONED The Connaught boys will now)run clout. AVAILABLE IN 12" AND 24" LENGTHS meet Lake Vista at Connaught,| Red Wings got two more runs on Friday night in a re-play of alin the second inning on Alto-| previous tie game on September |belli's second homer. BODY HARD W ooD venison |14. If Connaught wins, they will] Rochester scored in every in- com- B.C., went hunting for deer, at 7 steaks but Beecher Bay, near Victoria, The 120-pound cat measures six feet, seven inches, from during the weekend and he ended 'up shooting this cou- nose to tail. It's not nearly as Wes isn't be deadlocked with Nipigon Park for first place and force a sudden-death game Monday, Sept. 28, at Fernhill Park, 5.45 complaining. -- (CP Wirephoto) SPORTS MENU By Geo, H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' CONGRATULATIONS ! Oshawa sports fans must stand at attention today and salute the prowess of the Oshawa Green Gaels Junior Lacrosse Club. They have won The Minto Cup, entblematic of the Canadian Junior lacrosse championship, for the second year in succession. The drain on private spon- sorship is beginning to be felt and some eyebrows are being raised -- is it worth it? Since the Green Gaels are our Cana- dian Junior Lacrosse Champions -- two years in succession -- we have to go along with the price being worth it, Until the CLA changes its rules, there can be no criticism of either "The East" or "The West" in the final bid for gonfalon hon- ors. But it becomes more-and-more apparent, this is not a contest between the best team in the East vs the best team in the West, but rather, the best in the East vs the best in the West. Maybe they have to do it this way, to guarantee gate receipts in the final series. 'Certainly, we are convinced that Jim Bishop's "Green Gaels", restricted to their own gigned club members, are the best team in Canada's Junior lacrosse picture today. We think Bishop has done a great thing for lacrosse in Oshawa. We stop right there -- because if Oshawa continues to dominate the OLA -- then the num- ber of entries will dwindle and instead of building the game-- the game, as per number of entries, will dwindle. OLA and OLA officials appear content to go along with this business "bolstering" teams. It's not needed -- and shouldn't be! A special rule, to cover injuries, college education moves, etc., would be in order -- but to make it a wholesome choice of the best in the East vs the best in the West, this is not true competition. If you think it is -- then there should only be one team in each area -- right from the start. We have nothing but praise for the Oshawa Green Gaels and for their hard-working executive. They've played the game, according to the rules -- and proved to be the best. The replacements are without doubt, all "great guys'? -- but we are just old- fashioned enough to stick to the old idea -- if Oshawa wins a berth in the finals then Oshawa's players should play the final series. Picking up the best in Hastings, Brampton, St. Catharines, etc., is merely making our own Green Gaels an "all-Star Eastern Team'? -- and we don't think they needed this help -- as long as the West was also limited to their own players. « ' x x x x THE MANN CUP finals are all tied up! Vancouver Carlings defeated Brooklin Merchants 13-12 last night in Whitby, with the winning goal coming in the final 12 seconds of play. That win evens the series at three wins apiece and sets the stage for an all-out battle for the title, tomorrow night, You need a shoe-horn to get into the Whitby Arena to see these Canadian senior lacrosse final games and we can only guess at how many will be turned away tomorrow night, when they go in the deciding 7th game... . CIVIL SERVICE Softball League playoffs are not going to wait unti] next Monday night. The second game of the champion- ship series has been arranged for tonight, at Whitby Com- munity Park. Wood's Transport must win over Thompson's Plumbing -- or there's no tomorrow! © Indians' Pres. Rejects Offer To Sell Squa "i, onan Rrabone sy - .| Paul said a week ago the fi- ,inancially troubled Indians had club|Teceived offers from 10 or 12 nd|other cities seeking the fran- .|Chise. He termed the proposals fantastically attractive. Among the cities reported trying to lure away the Indians are. At- the rican} team. |lanta, Seattle and Dailas. of was dians and keep the team here. said many times in the past: "I don't want to sell." REPORTS OFFER f E 8 8 i ef : ! 8 5 2 ' § i : : ¥ F PL aE ¢ i 3 more than $6,000,-|has lost $800,000, Paul said. Indians two years) Once a great baseball city, Cleveland drew 2,627,000 at » Oakland of-|/home in the 1948 season, the groups are|last time the Indians won the s i id 3.88 ge F rd a 3 g : E s3 buy the Inyldived last year bo 562,000. | Avelino Gomez p.m. to determine the Round. 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