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f 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 13, 1964 SERIES GOES LIMIT Brooklin Concretes Win Ontario Softball Crown Concretes captured the 1964 Priest AllOmtario champion- ship of the Ontario Amateur| Softball Association's Inter- _ mediate "C" division, in a thrilling title series over the weekend that saw Brooklin break a 2-2 deadlock, with a two-run rally in the 8th inning af the third and deciding game, claim the honors over Cane, 4-2. Defending winners of the Intermediate "C" OASA title five times since 1957, the Northern Ontario rep- resentatives from Capreol made a great bid to retain their lau- rels. They nosed out Brooklin 21 in the first game of the series, on Saturday night but Brooklin came back early Sun-'ed day afternoon to tie the set in| another thirller, this one 3-1. PITCHES THREE GAMES Ezio Bevilacqua, veteran) sling-shotter of the Capreol| team, was the outstanding play-| er of the series, in that pitched all three games for nis! club In winning Saturday night's} champions and) son and Glen Till both drew walks to fill the bases. Bob Petch slashed a liner back through the middie, that struck Bevilacqua .on the chest and Gibson scored. Bill Cornish's single in the fifth was the only other safety the Capreol pitcher gave up in this game. Bob Campbell was even more impressive from a 'strikeout viewpoint, fanning a total of 19 batters and not giving up a single walk, Capreol got their first run in the opening frame, when Doug White was safe on an infield error, after two out. Tony Bevilacqua's single and a passed ball allowed White to score. T. Bevilacqua had three of the four hits Campbell allow- The score stayed at 1-1 until jthe fifth when Norm Giroux |was safe on an infield error, to |open the inning and 'scored later when Gil. Benoit struck out on a low pitch and the ball got he |Past the catcher. RON JONES GETS WIN | In the first game, early Sun- day afternoon, Ron Jones went game, Bevilacqua edged Brook- |to the mound for Brooklin and lin's Bob Campbell in a sensa-| jgot credit for the 3-1 victory | tional pitching duel. The|that knotted the series, but he Capreol hurler struck out 16/required some fine relief pitch- batters and gave up only two/jing from Bob Campbell, in the hits and one run. Brooklin's/last two frames. run came in their first inning) Ezio Bevilacqua struck out 17 to tie the score at 1-1. Elmo|batters and gave up only two Gibson was safe on an error,|hits, in losing this one but the then with one out, Don Fergu-'two hits were "big ones". Brooklin struck for two runs in the second inning when Vern Ferguson was safe on an error in left field. Garney Warriner followed with a long drive deep into right field, where Norm Giroux made a great run and a one-handed reach for the ball, but he failed to hold it and War- riner chased Ferguson. across the plate for the 2-0 lead. Glen Till, first batter for the home- sters in the fourth, smashed one to deep centre, for a homer and 3-0 margin. Although having only four strikeouts: Ron Jones gave up only three scattered singles in the first seven frames and issued just two walks. Batting in the top of the 8th, Jones was struck on the elbow with a fast pitch. In the next half of the inning, he was not as effective and three-straight hits, plus an error throw to third, from the outfield, gave Capreol their run. But with two on and nobody out, Bob Campbell came in to pitch and struck out three batters in succession, to save the situa- tion. Capreol got their 7th hit of the game, but Norm Giroux's single, to open the 9th bu! the next three batters grounded to the infield, to end the game. Giroux and Russ Pelesh each had two of Capreol's seven safeties. Ajax Merchants Cop Senior Title | By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY--Intermediate hock- ey could return to Brooklin this --|aided by Hockey Revival 'Is Planned ' For Brooklin In Final Inning year in a big way. That is if enough people are interested in helping to organize an execu- The final third game was a real thriller with Ezio Bevil- acqua and Bob Campbell re- newing their sensational pitch- ing duel of the night before and this time, each struck out 13 batters -- making it a total of 46 strikeouts in 26 innings, for the Capreol hurler. In winning the deciding game, Campbell gave up five hits and Brooklin collected six, for their 4-2 triumph and championship honors. Campbell claimed 35 strikeouts in 20 innings. Brooklin started out in great style as Campbell fanned the first three Capreol batters then the homesters came up with a two-run lead in their first frame. Bil Cornish drew a walk with one out, advanced on Don Ferguson's sacrifice then scored on Glen Till's hit into centre. He went to second on the throw-in and scored himself when Vern Ferguson also singled to the outfield. The nip-and-tuck battle stayed at 2-0 until the sixth inning, with both pitchers performing in great style. With one out in this inning, Norm Giroux doubled. Phil DelPapa singled to score Giroux and he ad- vanced on the throw-in, then scored on Doug White's single, to tie the score at 2-2. Campbell set Capreol down in order in the last three frames, some fine support from his infielders. Brooklin won the champion-| ship with their last trip to the plate for the season. With one out in. the 8th, Elmo Gibson doubled and went en to third when the throw-in was bobbled. Bill Cornish. doubled to score Gibson and then with two out, Glen .Till doubled, to score Cornish, making it 4-2. Giroux and DelPapa each had| two hits for the visitors while AT HOME TONIGHT SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" League --|: Montreal Jr. Canadiens vs Osh- awa Generals, at Bowmanville Arena, 8 p.m. WRESTLING Exhibition of Professional) Wrestling three bouts, at Osh- awa Children's Arena, 8.45 p.m. (Last show of season.) WEDNESDAY'S GAMES LACROSSE r Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso- ciation '"'Honor Night', at Osh- awa Children's Arena, at 7.00 Generals 3-3 It looks fike a struggle for teams in the OHA|minutes remaining in the game Jr. A League this season, There has been six games|Lemaire. among the eight squads in the jcircuit with three of them end-|tled furiously for the ling in ties. Oshawa Generals)and were rewarded at the 18.45 and Montreal Junior Canadiens|mark, when Orr fired a blister- played to one of the stale-|ing soreen shot from the blue- mates last night, which ended/line. O'Shea and Buchanan pick- "Yong, hard|Montreal made it 3-2 with six|Drolet, Grier od veg Ve fer ~_ le on powerplay effort by Jacques!Lorne wagner rin Brian Sopp. From then on, Generals bat-| 1, Montreal, ; E 16.4. Late Goal Gives Tie abet Hyndman, SECOND PERIOD (Booth, Bannerman) 14,35 Penalties -- Beausejour (tripping) 0.35, | Montreal team penalty (served by Fere |guson) 17.05. | THIRD PERIOD | "4, Oshawa, Lang (O'Shea, Orr) ... 5. Montreal, Lemaire (Pleau, Ferguson) 6. Oshawa, Orr (O'Shea, Buchanan) 614 18.45 Penalties -- O'Shea (tripping) 1.25) » Buchanan, Patrick (majors -- 6.45, Lemaire (tripping) 8.37, Bannerman (tripping) 12.35, Lagace (interference) 16.28. Saves: Gibson Farr 16 9 732 0 5 W-35 FIRST apie (Vadmais, Bordeleeu) equalizer) 2, Montreal, Drolet (Dufour, Bordeleau) . 17,53 (cross-checking) 6.05, Little Savard (high-sticking) 6,36,/ Kliger (elbow-' DEVELOPS RADAR FURTHER Britain has developed a radar ® techn'que that not only tracks an object' but photographs the im- onmetion = = Lemaire (holding) 1.38.,age on the screen to give a iT (elbowing), Vadnais (kneeing) 12.2%, permanent picture. within sé¢- 'ons. 3-3 at the Montreal Forum. ed up assists on the play. p.m, Presentation of champian- This was Oshawa's second) Both teams had plenty of | successive deadlock, both by an|chances to win the game, but! identical 3-3 score, and left them/were foiled on most sccasions| hungry for their first initial vic- -|by goaltenders Dennis Gibson! tory, which they could get inj and Farr. Oshawa outshot/ their home-opener against the|Montreal 38-35 and after the| same Canadiens at the Bowman-/first period, had the best. ville Arena tonight. chances but either shot wide or Generals -- in their third sea-|were beaten by Farr, Gibson,| éon of junior competition after|plaving another fine game, was Lacrosse Assoc. ' Ni h F 1l-year absence -- are rated|outstanding in the first with 16 onor 1g t oy aan Wont Rathig & precctag pickin deine anda fresa Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso-|g00d chance for top honors in}/Don Leismer, Dufour and ciation will climax its very suc-|the wide-open race. They lost | Drulet. cessful 1964 season. with their) only two players off Jast year's} BLUELINE NOTES De- first annual "Konor Night", to|t eam, George Vail and Billjfenceman Chris Roberts came) be held in the Cshawa Children's|Smith, but have eight rookies! with another good game and| Arena room, tomorrow evening,|Who have been playing excep-|dished out a couple of body at 7.00 o'clock tionally well in the early games. |checks that shook the rafters. | The affair will take the form! General Manager Wren Blair! Armand Giroux hit the of a father-and-son session and/|feels Oshawa' could have an in- goal'post early in the second will feature the presentation of|teresting team. "We have three|with a booming shot. . . Gib- championship trophies to the|players up front, Bili Little,/son saved the game with 40 winners of the Association's four|Ron Buchanan and Danny|seconds left when his mates ost age-limit leagues. |O'Shea, all capable of scoring|the puck and Christian Bordel-| The trophies to be presented|30 goals or better. Bobby Orr, |eau fired a backhander that had| include The Frank Eddols Me-|one of three 16-year-olds on de-|"goai" written alli over. morial Trophy (Novice |fence, gives us a strong-skating| OSHAWA -- goal, Gibson; defence, | League); The Kelly DeGray|unit. Denfis Gibson has turned/Girov% Orr, Roberts, Beverley, Myles) Memorial: Trophy (Pee Weelin two good games in goal aire | OT tories Leng. aoa | League); The Charlie Barron|if everything goes well, we'll be) Hayes, White, Leach, Booth and Reid, | Memorial Trophy (Bantam|in there at the end of the sea-|, MONTREAL -- gost, Perr; defence, League) and The Get-Together ship trophies, etc., to various league champions. Oshawa Minor Lae .. at Peopl CHECK IN ON SIZES--6% to 7¥a COLORS--e Black @ Grey @ Dark Brown @ Charcoal Grey 7.95 to 9.95 ESTABLISHED 1924 People's CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 36 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa Sr beet HE EE |son." Lagace, Severd, Lemieux and Beouse- | Club Trophy (Midget League). jour; forwards, O'Byrne, Pleav, Dufour,| Players and coaches of the|GRAB EARLY LEAD Bordeleau, Durcocher, Lemaire, Leismer, championship teams will re-| Canadiens held a 2-0 margin ceive individual crests, from the|@fter the first period and com- OMLA executive, and in addi-|Pletely dominated play. Guy tion, certain other outstanding|Dufour got the firstcounter on players will receive' special|@ bullet drive when he was left) recognition. junprotected in front of Osh- | Guest. speaker for the event|@wa's goal. Rene Drolet in- | will be "Jim" Bishop, coach of |creased their lead late in the the Oshawa Green Gaels, Cana-|/ate frame with Bob Kilger of |dian Junior lacrosse champions | \Oshawa serving an __ elbowing GENERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA BE PREPARED... Till had a pair for Brooklin,| of 1963 and '64. penalty. 534 RITSON RD. S$. with Gibson, Cornish, V. Frgu-| It is expected that the eve-| Ron Buchanan cut the margin son and Warriner sharing the|"ing's program will include the in half in the second when Jim other four. |Showing of suitable sports film|Booth set him up with a perfect CAPREOL -- "arma rf; Del- land at the conclusion, light re-|pass. The 19-year-old Buchanan PRE-SEASON SALE Papa, 3b; White, T. Bevil- |freshments will be served. made no mistakes and faked) acqua, cf; Benoit, "be: Pelesh, | ~~ --------= |Rocky Farr, Montreal's goal- Its, c; Pagiarot, x" "| Simcoe Wins Ontario ldeposiling. the puck into. the | Pee Wee Championship Regularly Priced During the Snow Tire" Season at 30% Off; We Are Offering for BROOKLIN Gibson, cf; | open comer. VIRGINIATOWN, Ont. other run, Ajax got one run back|tive and help get the team in the bottom of the inning on| a wlll bet accle ar ae Fae Aig "the winners |Brootiin arena on Tuesday night t 8.00 p.m. for all interested other tally in the fourth. ge tl waned sas lent & fens acid parties who would like the seventh on three hits and|'0 help form the team. ' looked on its way to victory, but The team would be strictly al Ajax loaded the bases in the|home brew without the usual) der ther Podge Ae Sao a ferns got together, Breckenri hed ial ie mgr hegre ts they would be in a Lakeshore double for the winning margin. F y league with Port Perry, Bow- Lutton had two singles in four e at bats for Oshawa. Butch Dowe llega Port Hope and Co- rg. Ferries, Whiteley, Etchells and Picton, Napanee and Trenton Fisher shared the other safe- ties. make up the eastern division of the proposed eight team league. Art Rennick, Reg Daze. and Hill picked up two hits each for| Brooklin and Port Perry would be Intermediate "C" entries in Ajax. Bob Tripp, Eric Peter- son, Bill Finnegan, Bob Mar-|the "'B" league. A meeting of the entire league was held shall, Rowland and Brecken- ridge stroked the others. earlier and it was viper ng at OSHAWA MERCHANTS --| fu ueaig tal ty wes ee Fisher, ss; Ferries, rf; Lutton, ern division to make it a four If; Whiteley, 3b; Etchells, c; team group and the - Western Bell, cf; Dowe, 2b; Reid, 1b; division to a five team affair. Reeson, p and Hogg, If in 9th. | Tionel Baker has been one of AJAX MERCHANTS -- Peter-|the fellows who has been very Ajax Merchants captured the Eastern Ontario Senior Baseball League Championship at Ajax Towne Park yesterday. The Merchants edged Oshawa Merchants 5-4 and won the best 3-of-5 series in the fifth and de- ciding game. Oshawa had a 2-0 lead in the series, but the Ajax crew never stopped fighting and turned in strong pitching and fielding performances. Mac Rowland went the nine- inning distance for Ajax, giving up seven hits and striking out three. He also issued three walks, Losing pitcher Roger Reeson allowed 12 safeties, in- cluding three doubles. Reeson fanned three and walked none, but hit the opposing batters three times. Oshawa took a brief 1-0 lead in the tip of the first when Jack Fisher walked and came in to score on Dave Ferries' double. However, Ajax tied it up in its half of the frame on two errors, a fielder's choice and a run- scoring single by Gary Hill. }Cornish, 2b; D. Ferguson, 1b; Rookie Jim Lang notched his Till, rf; V. Ferguson, 3b; Hill, (CP) | first goal in junior action early ss; Warriner, Mf; M. Jones, c;|Simcoe scored two one- "sided )in the third on a pass from Campbell, p; (1st game--Petch,| Victories over Virginiatown --|/Q'Shea and Orr. However,| c: D, Mitchell, batted in 6th; |9-0 and 20-0--to capture the All-|--------__ ehh Simpson, if; B. Mitchell, bat-|Ontario peewee fastball cham- ---------- ted in 9th); (2nd game--R.|pionship Sunday. JA ES Jones, p; M. Jones, c; Camp-) Virginiatown made seven er- I "O'MALLEY! bell, p). rors in the first game, six. more RECEIVE TROPHY |than Simcoe. In the second Construction Ltd. ow 723-7122 | I Following the final game,,22me, the winners played er- John Brady, OASA past-presi-| |rorless ball while the losers @ Homes @ Additions 1° Offices @ Remodeling » dent, presented The Harr y|committed eight miscues. i te manager Bruce Mitchell. Coach| LONG STRUGGLE "Dib" Little then pron The first attempt to climb the each member of his champion-|two.mile-high sheer ice wail on| ship team, oa tig bg fhe northern slopes of Mount Mc| rier ager act aio |Kinley was made in 1903 but it) -- > A championsii® | remained unconquered until sick o the | 1963. club, amidst the enthusiastic|-- Die cad \cheers of the large crowd of| Sniderman Trophy to team)" ------ | interested in getting a team A single by Ted Lutton in the third with two away sparked Oshawa to two more runs. Ted Whiteley followed with a double to drive in Lutton and Al Etchells. singled to bring in an-| son, cf; Marshall, b2; Rowland, p; Hill, 1b; Daze, lf; Tripp, ss; Finnegan, c; Rennick, 3b; Chomey, rf; Breckenridge, bat- ted in 8th and O'Shea, rf, batted in 8th. Scheie Acadian Lose Tight Battle The Willow Bowl club grabbed off a 3-2 victory over Acadian Cleaners in Toronto City Major} five-pin bowling action at Bowl- erama, The first three games were| taken by the Willow entry with! all the breaks going against the Acadian club. The scores for the first three were, 1,224 - 1,134,| 1,,257 - 1,210 and 1,256 - 1,241,) with too many head-pin picks! for the Oshawa crew. The Acadians did exceptional- ly well to come back and sal- vage the next two games, 1,193- 1,125 and 1,210 - 1,171, Ozzie Keeler was the star per- former for Acadians with 284, 296, 284, 177 and 289 for 1,330; | the Mighty Mite being the only Acadian to go the entire five game distance. Jim Cassells battled , gamely for his total of 1,095 for 46 frames; Reg Hickey also tossed in some good shooting with 964 for 40; Dutch had a very credi- ble score with 994 for 40; Bob Gallagher 1,006 for 46; Ron Jay 398 for 18 and Gerry Bennett 201 for ten. So far, the Acadians have been shooting away below their potential and it could be that the pleasant face of Dick Adams, which has been missing from the scene this season, has something to do with it. "Stay with 'er Dick". Rusty Starr was the big gun for the Willow club against Aca-| dians when he racked up a nice 1,427 five-game total. Arnold Vesik with 1,276 for his five- game stint also was a very big factor. The loss to Willow puts Aca-|; dians well down in the stand- ing with Hellewell Stars leading with 19 points; Willow Bowl 18; Aimco Auto Parts 17; Planta- tion Bowl 16; T. Anthony Ltd.| 15; Mam. 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