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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 18; 1965 rr PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' ) |. "RICH" MARCH, general manager of Oshawa Tony's, a bombshell on the sports news front, late last bo with the announcement that he had received a re- quest, from Bob "Bid Daddy" Grier, for his release -- and nted same. ~The big sling-shot pitcher lasted only a eer time in his last two appearances and had trouble keeping his pitches out of the slot -- with the result he was hit hard. Actually, we felt in the game here Wednesday, . "Big Daddy" was not hit so hard as so unlucky. New To- ronto batters got a couple of those handle-hit "bloopers" that just barely cleared the infield, one was a broken-bat affair-- 'but they came in bad and so d damage, and funs. The popular Bob Grier has not announced his own plans for the balance of the r._ softball he has until July 15th to sign an ASA certificate -- but there are tumors that he may join Toronto Plating's' Beaches League éntry. And for sure, such Oshawa OASA teams as Gale's r. "B" or Bad Boys (Inter. "'A') could use him on their cia, staff, Bob learned his softball skills in hometown Detroit, but came to Canada first for a tryout with Toronto Argos. He came to Oshawa from Midland, back three sea- gons ago and has proven very popular and effective here, as top moundsman for Oshawa Tony's, in their Beaches Ral success and fine showing at last year's World's Tournament. Tony's visit Toronto Plating on Monday eve- ning, at Kew Beach, when Ron Taylor and Bev Smith will hive to handle the pitching chores. 7-Up Shopsy's play in Qghawa, next Wednesday night. y HOW ABOUT THIS? Ken Lewis, a 20-year-old Kingston ball pitcher (still a Junior) gave up six hits in a twilight me in Kingston, the other night, hit a homer himself to help win the game 5-1 -- then -- he jumped in his car, drove miles to Napanee, where he pitched a no-hitter and also another home run, for his second win of the night. Both games were 9-inning affairs too! & SPORTS QUICKIES -- Jack Nicklaus got off to a bad start in the U.S. Golf Open yesterday but he is confident t he'll' pick up a lot of lost ground, today and tomor- . Veteran Sam Snead is eight strokes behind the leader, Nagle, of Australia. A lot of other big names, such as ie Palmer, Doug Sanders, Charlie Sifford, Juan Rodri- ez, Don January, and Canada's George Knudson, all had id rounds yesterday. . . . PORT CREDIT "Sailors" la- otosse club's president has resigned, in protest to an OLA Yilling granting two over-junior age players to Brookilin. - «a» « "SPEEDY ERNS" beat Port Credit on an overtime geal last night... . JOHNNY BOWER has been named. as year's winner of the J. P. Bickell Memorial Trophy, as team's most valuable player. DAW And Lions Win In Bantam UAWA Local 222 and Lions Club came up with victories Thursday night in the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association's Bantam League. 'Led by Tom Simpson's three markers, UAWA downed Jury and Lovell 7-2. Other goal scorers for the winners were Larry Shrigley with a pair, and on Bragg and Ken Sherban singles. Jim Andrews and _ Drew each scored one for Jury. Storie Park Wins Bantam Ball Game Storie Park Bantams came up with a 6-4 win over Fernhill Park Wednesday night in a Bantam League softball con- test. Storie Park fell behind in the third inning when Fernhill scored four runs on a single, two triples and a home run, but that was all for Fernhill as Laz Kliewiez hurled hitless ball from then on. After scoring singles in the second and third, Storie Park took over the lead in the fourth frame, scoring four runs on four singles and a walk. Slemko was the losing pitch- er, allowing seven hits and walking six. Kliewiez gave up just five hits and a pair of walks to pick up the win. Pee Wee Teams In the other contest Lions ib downed Get Together. 5-3, Doug Bannon scoring a pair for the winners. Andy Krontje, Jim Errant and Sid Root counted one each for Lions Club. For the losers it was Peter Blake, Harold Aru and Greg Mills with one each. Local 222 now leads the league Russ Snyder of Baltimore Orioles slides in, to beat the ball to home plate, scoring the winning run _ against New York Yankees, in the son. Yankee catcher Doc Edwards is seen just about to get the ball, on the throw from Tom Tresh. Baltimore won the game 16th inning of last night's marathon thriller in Yan- kee Stadium. Snyder scored from third on a sacrifice fly by pinch-hitter Bob John- Last night's doubleheader, in the Oshawa City and District Softball Association's League, at Alexandra Park, pro- similarity, in that the winner .in each case was the unexpected "underdog" of that particular game. In the curtain-raiser, Oshawa Merchants nosed out the league- leading "Bad Boys' and in the nightcap, Scugog Cleaners Jun- iors defeated the Senior "B" Gale's Lumber, also 5-4. This game was called, due to rain, with two men out in the bottom of the 7th inning, but stands as "played" since the visiting team had their 7th inning batting. PLENTY OF HITTING There was plenty of hitting in the opener as both teams gave their rival pitcher a rough time of it, the winners collecting 11 hits off Ted Jones while Warren Wills, the winner, was nicked for nine safeties. Each team com- mitted a pair of errors. Bad Boys got a run in the sec- ond on singles by George Bra- bin and Bill Berwick, followed by an infield out-and Jones' sac- rifice. In the third, Roger Ree- son singled and Wayne Cheese- man followed with a homer, to make it 3-0. In the fourth, Frank Szyszka opened with a single, advanced on Jones' double and scored after Rich March had walked, when Reeson hit into a force-out. Lone hits by Ted Whiteley and Berwick were all Bad Boys could get off Wills in their last five frames. Merchants got to Jones for their first two runs in the third inning when McClimmond open- ed with a double, Burke walked and then after Seneco's sacri- omon's triple opened the fourth Two Upset Wins With Same Score Major duced 'two games with identical| 5-4 scores and also had another! fice, ""Moe"' Bryan doubled. Sol-|; BASEBALL SCOR National League | W iL Pct. GBL! 635 -- | 589 559 .533 533 6% 492 459 11 450 114 |Los Angeles 40 23 |Milwauee 33. 23 |Cincinnati 33 San Francisco 32 Pittsburgh 32 Philadelphia 29 St. Louis 28 Chicago 27 | Houston 27 422 13% New York 21 .339 18% Thursday's Results Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 6 Houston 5 San Francisco 0 Los Angeles 3} Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 1 Probable Pitchers Today and walked three, with McDer- maid's homer, a triple by Davis, doubles by Seabrooke and Wel- don, the big blows off him. Ron Phillips was the losing pitcher. Scugog Cleaners got to him for three runs in their first inning. D. March was safe on an error, Tilk singled, then Mc- Namee was safe on an outfield bobble, after which Bob Mason doubled and Dave Hickey singled; to complete the rally. | The Cleaners picked up their) philadelphia (Herbert 3-3) at other two runs in the third in-|7 9, Angeles (Podres 3-2) (Nn) | ning when McNamee started off | with a single and Mason follow-|New York (Cisco 1-3) at San ed with a homer. The Juniors|/Francisco (Sanford 3-1) (N) | didn't do much at the plate after) : | that but they played well de-/Chicago (Koonce 5-4) at fensively, to protect their lead,!Cincinnati (Jay 5-2) (N) | until "the rains came', | | GALE'S -- Davis, ss; O'Reilly, 2b; Rowden, ss; McDermaid, lb; Seabrooke, If; Weldon, c; Keenan, rf; Mapes, ef; Phillips, p; Piontek, rf in 6th. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Gib- bens, ss; March, 2b; Tilk, If; McNamee, p; Mason, 1b; Hick- ey, cf; Goring, rf; Siblock, 3b; Zarowny, c. | FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Birmingham--Henry Cooper, 18644, England, stopped Johnny Prescott, 190%, England, 11. Cooper retained British and Empire heavyweight titles. Copenhagen -- Love Allotey, Ghana outpointed Don Johnson, Fresno,, Calif., 12. feather- weights. Los Angeles -- Richie Sue, 128%, Portland, Ore., knocked out Manuel Ochoa, 129, Mexico, 644) St. Louis (Simmons 4-6) at Milwaukee (Blasingame 7-5) (N) Pittsburgh (Veale 7-3) at! Houston (Bruce 4-8) (N) American League Pet. GBL 632 603 .576 571 561 492 441 414 |Minnesota 21 Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit . Los Angeles New York Boston Washington 403 Kansas City 302 Thursday's Results Boston 5 Detroit 6 Minnesota 3 Chicago 1 Washington 0 Cleveland $ Baltimore 2 New York 1 Probable Pitchers Today Minnesota (Nelson 0-1) at 1% 3 3% 4 with six points, followed by Jury and Lovell and Lions Club with four, and Get Together with two. Joe Bosco's Blank Scugog Cleaners Bosco Real Scugog Cleaners 5- 0 Thursday night in an: Oshawa Lacrosse League Junior-Juvenile Series game played at Whitby. Joe Hentig led the winners with a pair of markers. Doug Pascoe, Jim Campbell and Art Kimmel! each netted one. Gary Mitchell picked up the shutout for Bosco's. The contest was marred by a'game misconduct to Bosco's Hugh McLean early in the third period, after he was involved in a fight with Steve Shewchuk. Estate blanked) jand he scored on Hall's single, jto make it 4-3. They tied it in| Display Power jthe sixth on hits by Solomon and} Auto Workers Credit Union| j74)) again, plus an error. and Houdaille Industries -both) The winning run came in the had their hitters in top form|pottom of the 8th, when Frank| Thursday night, as they each/Varga homered, after there took easy victories in the Osh-|were two out. awa Legion Minor - Baseball; BAD BOYS March, 8b; Association's Pee Wee League.|,Reeson, 1b; Cheeseman, c; At Eastview Park, Houdaille| Whiteley, ss; Brabin, rf; Ber- trounced Duraclean 30-2 on the|wick, cf; Donevan, If; Szyszka, | strength of 14 runs in the first|2b; Jones, p; Smith, lf in 8th. inning. Bob Hobbs was the top|} MERCHANTS McClim- man at the plate with four hits|mond, If; Burke, ss; Seneco, cf; in five trips, while Duraclean Bryan, ce; Boivin, 2b; Varga, 3b; pitchers walked a total of 19 to)S°lomon, 2b; Hall, rf; Wills, p. aid Houdaille's cause. Bob Der-) SCUGOGS WIN OUT vent hurled a fine game for the| 1" the night-cap, both teams |winners, giving up just five|SCored early. Gale's got their! lhits. first run when Davis got on via In the other contest, paged To ene ory oe, sal at Alexandra Park, David Tes-|) % "ie Th ; sadad wer sich sier and Larry. Mathews com-| ds se ae ahorer, 10 ; A the second, with a walk to bined to pitch a one-hitter for Mapes, an error, walk to Davis Auto Workers, while their)anq stolen base. In the third, Tight Contest Goes To Bosco's Bosco Real Estate Thursday night took a 9-8 thriller from team-mates piled up 16 runs eN|Rowden opened with a single jroute to-a 16-1 victory over Jub-|and scored on Weldon's double lilee Pavilion. Larry Dart led|*Red'" McDermaid's homer in jthe winners. with three hits/the fifth, gave Gale's their final while Glen Hewitt and Larry/run. |Mathews had two apiece. Bryan! In winning his game, Ian Mc-! ES, STANDINGS | By TH CANADIAN PRESS [Mew York (Stafford 1-4) (N) ORIOLE FLIES HOME TO WIN 16-INNING GAME FROM YANKEES with this run, 2-1, 'after Yankees had loaded the bases several times, dur- ing '"'the overtime." --AP Wirephoto Boston (Lonborg 4-5) Chicago (Pizarro 1-1) (N) 344}Washington (Richert 3-5) at Baltimore (Pappas 6-2) (N) Kansas City (O'Donoghue 3-8) at Detroit (Aguirre 7-2) (N) Los Angeles (May 4-5) at Cleveland (Stange 1-0) (N) International Ww 45 37 League Pct. GBL 689. -- 57 6 57k 7 541 "Dy ATS -422 Atlanta Toronto Solumbus Jacksonville Syracuse Toledo Rochester 422 Buffalo 281. 2 Thursday's Results Toledo 2 Toronto 6 Columbus at Buffalo, ppd Syracuse 1 Atlanta 2 Rochester at Jacksonville, Friday's Games Toledo at Toronto Columbus at Buffalo (2) Syracuse at Atlanta "a at Jacksonville .Jeither way. Nick Van Segglen at| ec eR a DARLINGTON SOCCER . Courtice defeated Hampton 20, Grant Down scored in the first half on a_ close-in drive and Brian Howcroft scored on a penalty shot in the second half, giving Dave Rogers little chance on both goals. Tyrone Trojans defeated Salem 1-0 in a very close game that could have gone scored the Trojans goal. Courtice defeated Zion 2-1. Brian Howcroft scored two goals in the first five minutes of play while Bob Nemisz scored in the later part of the first half. In the second half checking was very close so very few goals, Hampton defeated Solina 1-0 on a goal from D. 'Rogers from a corner kick stituation. The _ shorthanded Maple Grove team held the Salem chances occurred for scoring ag Solina Hampton Maple Grove Salem Tyrone Courtice Leads League With Unbeaten Record L. Nemisz, B. Nemisz, R. Skra- ko, J. Oyler and R. MacLean. Solina defeated Tyrone 2-1 on goals by E. Werry and Al West- lake and for the Trojans, the en Trojans Nick Seg- glen, One of the big upsets of last week was Salem _ defeating Hampton 1-0 on a goal by Rolley Coombes. THIS WEEK'S GAMES Saturday and Wednesday, are: Hampton, at Tyrone, Solina at Salem, Zion at Courtice; June 23, Hampton at Maple Grove, Tyrone at Courtice. STANDINGS wL SF jon ees se ee i Here Sry oe oo On CH OO Italia Blanks Local 222 In Soccer Match © Italia blanked Local 222 5-0 Thursday night in an Oshawa Soccer League 'A' Division con- test played at Kinsmen Stadium, 5k ; Adriano DiDanieli and Angelo Bressan led the winners with a pair of goals each while a single went to Mario Pedretti. « In a 'B' division game, Tony Bombino scored the only goal of the contests to give Italia > a 1-0 verdict over Local 222 Italia and Polonia are now preparing to meet one another in a game which will decide Oshawa's representative in the Ontario Cup Competition. Polo- nia moved into the final with a 5-2 win over Hungaria while Italia defeated Hogenboom Rangers, top team in the loop, to advance to the finals. The game will be played this Sat- team to a scoreless tie. SOLINA TIES LEADERS Courtice' and Solina battled to a 2-2 deadlock. Courtice started the scoring in the first half when Henry Courtney headed the ball into the net. In the second half Ken Cover- 'ley scored Courtice's second jgoal that looked like a big |goal for the Courtice team, but jlater, E. Werry pumped in a jgoal to make things look a \little brighter. The Courtice team seemed to collapse after this and the Solina team peppered shots at Herman Prakken which paid off in the dying minutes as Ron Baker blasted one by for the equal- izer. ¢ ZION BLANKS TYRONE R urday at Kinsmen Stadium. | Tyrone Trojans were com- pletely outplayed by the Zion team to the tone of 5-0. The goal scorers for Zion were Oshawa Pee Wees: Clobber Markham | |Oshawa Pee Wees, scored an easy.14-0 win over Markham Thurs night, in the first On- tario County Lacrosse Pee Wee game of the season. Ron Guscott got the shutout for the Oshawans-on Markham's jhome floor. Tom Rorabeck led |th.e offense with four goals, while Brian Wilbur scored three, Randy Kurelo and Norm Mackie scored two and Murry Cawker, ce O'Brien and Rod Brady all icked up singles. Rorabeck and urelo turned in outstanding games for the visitors. ONTARIO BARBER SHOP 19 Bond St. East Is the ploce where you get the hair eut for special occasions er just because you like good haircuts. Latest Addition to the Staff Formerly also do hair styling and tinting. LIVIO 4 well experienced... for appointment Telephone 728-2031 LIVIO from City Berber Shop whe will Full Time Barbers oS RRS RRO ENR. 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