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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, September 30, 1964 CASEY STENGEL will be still with the N.Y. Mets next year. He is shown here (left) with President George Weiss yesterday, after of the Mets, as they posed in the team's office in New York announce- ment that Stengel would again SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' SCUGOG CLEANERS Junior Softball Club captured the 1964 "City Championship" softball crown, last night at Alex- andra Park, when they nosed out Bad Boy's Appliance squad 4-3, for their third-straight win in the final series. The win climaxed the Oshawa City and District Softball Association's season in fine style. The iocal softball teams in the C and D circuit didn't exactly cover themselves with glory, in their respective OASA playoff competitions this season, but just the same, they:all enjoyed another good season. The victory for Scugog Cleaners marked the first time the Junior team has copped the City Championship crown, since another Scu- gog Cleaners team achieved the feat, back in 1959, or was it 1958. That year the Scugogs won the South Ontario League championship, a grouping that included all the local softball teams, except the Senior "A" Tony's. Technically, the "City Championship" series is not quite just that -- since the Tony's team doesn't not compete in the City and District com- petition. Last night's game just about wraps up the local softball season. Brooklin Concretes are competing for the Ontario Intermediate "'C" title -- with the first game of the Southern Ontario finals, against Elmvale, carded for this evening in Brooklin. Oshawa Tony's go tonight at St. Thomas in the second game of their Senior "A" series and the Oshawa team has to win this one, to force a third game. Only other softball championship still to be decided is in the Oshawa Minor, Assoc. Midget League. That: 3-out-of-5 final series opens tonight, at Storie Park with the second game scheduled for Sunday afternoon, at Connaught Park, 3:00 o'clock. Re- maining games will be played at Alexandra Park, starting on Monday night, at 6:30 o'clock. x x x x ST. LOUIS Cardinals moved into first place in the National League pennant race yesterday when they defeated the Phillies 4-2. Two weeks ago, the Phils were starting to sell tickets for the World Series, boasting a six-game lead at that time, but now they are trailing and the slump which has seen them lose seven-straight games, has dropped them almost out of the running. Pittsburgh Pirates, thanks to Bob Friend, blanked the Cincy Redlegs 2-0 yesterday, which keeps the Phils still in the running and also puts Cardinals, along with the Redlegs, in a last-week fight for the pennant and a berth in the World Series. The Giants also have a chance s0 every game in this final week of the schedule, will be a sizzler. It's next to impossible to pick the winner at this point but it wouldn't be a surprise to anybody if they finish up with a tie for first place and have to have a special playoff game to decide the National League winner. Chicago White Sox won a 2-1 verdict over Dean Chance and the Angels yesterday, to keep their American League pennant hopes alive. Yankees were rained out. A couple of twin-bills, today and tomorrow, will see the American League winner decided before the end of the week. Barring a complete collapse, the Yankees appear to be "'in'. x x x x HOCKEY TONIGHT +1 Oshawa-Generais;-with-less--than-a-- week of training under their belts, move into exhibition action tonight at the Bowmanville Arena, in the first half of a home- and-home session with Toronto Marlboros, the 1964 Memorial Cup champions. Marlies have about eight of their Canadian championship team back with them this year, along with some top talent recruited from their Junior "B'" "farm teams', among whom is Paul Laurent, son of Bobby Laurent, who tofled with the Marlies, back in the late 30's.' Oshawa hockey fans, still remembering the fine showing made by the Gen- erals last winter, are looking forward to the 1964-65 campaign and no doubt there'll be a big crowd at Bowmanville Arena tonight, to watch the Generals do battle with the Marlies. Feied aes Hipe! FEGEE ante March's infield out and sconed on Brabin's second hit of the ' 'Arctic Hills Wins On Turt At Woodbine EF Scugog Cleaners Jrs. City Softball Champ Bac 'Boy hopes alive but the ended from which he scored the only Valleyview rats te game Wins Minor bars 'pebeoas 'ike Beck. Soccer Title on his toes as they.came very close tq netting the ball and keeping intact their unbeaten Championship Play-off record. : 7 In spite of ir , Valley- The Oshawa Minor view is the Oshawa Minor they have and one " series, vi | "BEE ois Ee. 8th, Ron Wright was safe on an linfield error, ad _| victory in the seventh race. piece. TORONTO (CP) -- Arotic| 8CUGOG CLEANERS -- i shuffle-footed Davis, ss; 1 C; " Nearotie which revels in tinm|3>; Young, 1b; Tilk, ef; Hickey, footing, heard his fect 'rattle"|Cf; Norris, M; Szyszka, 2b; on Woodbine's turf course Tee -- divs ¥ tb: day and raced to a three-length March, th; Brabin, tk ' Arctic Hills' first start|man, 2b; Melnick, c; Whiteley, guste Fob wl poodle tthe |Cf; Snow, rf; Wilson, es; Jones, Prince of Wales Stakes at Fort)? ____. |Erie, Aug. 22 be the team's manager in 1965. The 74-year-old Stengel has managed the Mets since 1962, |man with a microphone asked | Stengel .,| VANCOUVER \agers want to get ownership of. MOHAWK RACEWAY RESUL FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile trot for 3year-|ley's Allen, Symbol Gall, Melody Tripp, | Peete? see and $5.20, end olds end up. Purse $700 7-Tootsie Doll, Walker 8A-Gey Frisco, Kingston 18.20 5.70 Patricia Margaret, Madilt' (8). | | Flemington's First, 5@ 46 3.9 and up. Purse $600 (8) Start good, won driving. 4. Also Ran in Order: Alayne Scot, Star|s once Taylor 4 me Valley, Kingston, and Honey | start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 yearolds, end up. Purse $400 (8). ses play dol aaa Gienn, We QUINELLA, 4 AND 2, PAID $25.70 7-Eddiecan, Galbraith year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (8). i ot ge 9 won driving. DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 2 PAID $90.90 j.pishop song, Varcoe THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile trot for 3|&Penny Coelen, Firdiey year-olds and up, Purse 8600 (8). 6Prince Cope, Gordon 5Fang, Dutty 14.10 6.50 3.90) Start god, won driving. 7-Chuckmor, Hilliard 5.30 3.80) EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 2-Dictator Pick, Mcintyre 46.10| and4-year-clds, Purse $1,000 (7). Start good, won driving. |7-Gracie Loc'var, G'ham 39.30 13. Alse Ran in Order: Wonder Bud, Thel- dMissile Dares, Hayes . @iers, Royal McLean, DQ--Crystal Crick-| éirish Chief's Sundance, @, end Brien Chips. Start good, won driving 0Q--Finished 6th, disquatified and placed FOURTH RACE -- 5' furlong pace \for Uncle Bun. Syeerpolds and up. Purse $600 (8). Late Can., Gentry McKlyo. 4Jimeny Patch C, Craig 3.90 2.70 2.50 BSparky Bars, Stiller 2.30 3.10 Prime Ginny, Carroll Stert good, won driving 1-5! Stone, Coke FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot for 3) 6Miss Brooke N, Gordon bet oerd end up. Purse $600 (8) Start good, won driving Protector, Don'co, A'son. 37.40 5.80 3.10 +Kippen Lee, Madiil 2.80 6-Ster Boot, Radiey 2.00 \ rior Lee * §tart good, won driving Late Can., Scottades Alse Ran in Order: Bush Pilot, Car-) Total Pool $122,152. Atteridence 2,397, f & year-olds and up. Purse $700 (7). | SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for syeer.|Sund, made his thind drive a 3.50 «Becky Dorwood, Geisei 10.10 4% 3.00] in the first race 00 2.40! # Superior Mark, Soper | me mre Flashy Boy C,/ » Susan Hal, |- SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot for >| Also Ran in Order: Bryan H Direct, 7th for @ lapped on break at the wirg\~|Armbro Eclipse, Crystal Duke, end! NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 5.0) Sstewart's D'lard, Hicks 4.30 2.90 2.80/ 3.20 3.10 7.10 Also Ran in Order: Battle Kinney C, 2.30| Frisco. Lou, Success Yankee, and Supe- They must be better. I've got The Dodgers, y won the pennant by six games and the World Series in four straight, have an excellent Dentist Recommends Mouth Protectors \or football in Ontario. With Dick Armstrong in the saddle, Anctic Hills shot o the front from the gate and led the parade of seven horses thnough- out most of the 1 1-16-mile dis- tance. At the head of the stretch it appeared that Arctic Hills was and "B" Divisions against them. ; : EJECTS DRIVER has designed a car that its occupants in the event of a .|head-on collision. LADIES! Afternoon Leagues Now Forming Oshawa Plaza Bidg. King ond Stevenson SEE OUR AD ON LADIES PAGE FOR DETAILS ae eli si i s a ~ SPORTS CALENDAR through. Judo King was threat- The more inexperienced a youngster is, the more he needs a mouth guard, Dr. Blackburn said, for there is a direct re- latiorshin between inexperience and liability to injury. NEEDS OUTSIDE GUARD Any player under 14 should wear an external guard instead of a protector fitted to the teeth to any interference with normal growth, he said. Dr. R. J. Warshawski of Van- couver recommended in the same issue that mouth protec- tors should be mandatory for football players. He said they almost eliminated dental in- juries to 1,200 boys who played football at 30 high schools in side. again. Favored by most fans, Arctic . Hills for a $2 win ticket. Cassius Clay Is Putting On Weight MIAMI BEACH (AP)--Heavy- weight champion Cassius Clay, returning to heavy training Tuesday after a two-day layoff, said weight. will be his secret | weapon against Sonny Liston in| TODAY'S GAMES ening on the outside, actually |sOFTBALL got the lead, and El Brillo Way; OASA Intermediate. "C"| was charging hard on 'the in-|Southern Ontario Finals -- Elm- lvale vs Brooklin Concretes, at Armstrong rapped the big colt)Brooklin Community Park, 8.00) with his whip and he took off/nm.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 |series, of the 5,560/ Oshawa Minor Assoc. Midget returned $6/Teague Championship Playoffs| -- Connaught Park vs Storie Park, 5.30 p.m.; 1st game of 3-out-of-5 series. |BASEBALL Eastern Ontario League Championship Finals --| Ajax Merchants vs Oshawa Mer-| chants, at Little Britain, 8.00) p.m.; 3rd game of series. THURDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. Senior oe With our tailor made duct work will provide complete home heating comfort. Economical too. Convient Purchase Plans Available Plans available. 'Call for a Quotation without Obligation DIXON'S 313 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA 723-4663 Serving the public over 50 years O.H.A. JR. "A" HOCKEY @ First Exhibition Game @ British Columbia in 1963. In Manitoba it is mandatory for high school football players to wear mouth protectors. They are not mandatory for hockey their Nov. 16. title re-match at) Boston. | "Everybody wants to know what I weigh," said Clay "Well, it's a secret and it's going to stay a secret until they an- Editorially, the Journal rec-jnounce it in the ring. And just ommends 'that dental societies|watch Liston's face when they in other Canadian cities should)do." ask hockey and football leagues} Clay looks bigger than ever to conduct similar tests andjand training camp guesses OSHAWA'S ONLY cessories. Master Gunsmith 28 Years of Experience OTTO SCHWARTZ 167 Simeoe St. $. Coll 723-6921 Custom work, OSHAWA GENERALS vs TORONTO MARLBOROS (MEMORIAL CUP WINNERS) WED,, SEPT. 30, 8 PM. ' Bowmanville help provide the protectors. ranged from 230 to 245 pound CANADIAN chance to become the first team in modern National League his- tory to dive from first place to seventh in the space of a year. mendation of an Edmonton --(AP Wirephoto) ers a thing of the past. tion Journal, recommended that Dr. Blackburn, who con- NEW YORK (AP) -- At the] oho wore a protective device ng adel dad one half of 'all hockey injuries Walter Alston, 52, escaped full|teeth. The announcement on Stengel jolted some of his listeners. | ill ¢ ili «| Still Trailing don't know my business. I getlteam, said Tuesday "senior la- club. No radio station owns it." MacKay was intervi A on oct hig. eatery at 900,000. la 4-3 win over Brooklin, Ont., have pitchers that other man-|for it, but it was their imports clubs. Vancouver was not al- for us." -- Pitching--Bob Friend, Pitts- | other man. Walter Alston is dentist, if acted upon, could make the toothless smites of s Dr. M. M. Blackburn, report- Casey Signs ing in the September issue of all hockey players should wear ourt erm mouth protectors, particularly young children just learning the ducted the first survey of its kind on 175 players, ages 8 to a eee fin tks tone ason was injured, He suf- gel has agreed to a fourth term ara euised lip. pg the contin-|to players not wearing mouth biame for the humiliating flop = was rehired for 106 seas, Lacrosse Coach at a Tuesday noon press con- ference came as no surprise t0 "Were you sunprised?"' "T think " | (CP) -- Alex : you was," said| wacKay, coach of the Canadian paid by people who understand) orosse js improving in the East ey Hine of txmion. The but it still has a long way to por Be gage year COM |i. return from Ontario where tract called for a "very splen-|), guided his Vancouver 4 SEES IMPROVEMENT lin a best-of-seven Canadian fi- eh i we have im-|nal. Stengel. that did it." : He said Brooklin added eight lowed to pick up imports. "Without the imports, Brook- YESTERDAY'S Alston was re - hired for a STARS year, presumably for about $50,- "At no time," said general|burgh Pirates, pitched out of manager Buzzie Bavasi, "did|jam after jam despite ellowi our man and will be until he is told differently." managed the TORONTO (CP)--The recom- National Hockey League play- the Canadian Dental Associa- W Pe |game. ith Mets 20, said only one of the players as manager of the cellar- He pointed out that more than ent at Los Angeles manager protectors are to the mouth and was rehired for 1965 season. ference cane ovo exoce | Thinks 'East Casey. 'Why should I be? You! 1acrosse Vancouver who employ me own the ball go to catch up with the West." did raise." An educated guess) +, their second Mann Cup with proved," said "we| 'Brooklin gave us a real run players from other Ontario lin would have been no match 000, which is what he got this By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS we give consideration to any ri) tha' Alston has Dodgers 11 seasons and is the oldest manager in the league | tj League lead. of service with one) Batting--Matty Alou, Giants, hit his first homer in the ma- --|jors in exactly two years of "Gracie Lochinvar that 'tet Gan Penne Scores Upset Win alive with a 5-4 victory over) CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP)| Houston Colts. Gracie Lochinvar took the bead |at the start and held on for a jnarnow decision over the 2-1 |pick, Missile Dares, in the Sotisfaction leighth race at Mohawk Race-| ls Our Aim |way Tuesday night. | | It was the fifth win this year] All Cars Carry |for the three-year-old daughter | Our GUARANTEE lof Skaal wh "s in the silks | et Sat wee om Cconmee orf KELLY OISHEY USED CARS Ltd. | Lindsay. 1200 Dundas E. 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