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| & THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurndey, August 5, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR From Soup To Nuts' es front-and-centre, before the sports spotlights, this Week, with some spirited action on tap on at least three fronts, Green Gaels are already tasting blood, in their 4-out-of-7 quarter-final series against St. Catharines Supertests. The Gaels won the first one here at home on Monday night and they go back to St. Kitts tonight for the second gaméof the set, then right back- here tomorrow night, for the third game. Latest reports indicated that only Armstrong is apt to be missing from the lineup --; his back injury being both hampering and painful. Ross Jones had nie' caie banged up but is expected to be ready for action tonignt, or tomorrow night for sure. In the OLA Junior "B" action, Whitby Lasco Steelers open their semi-final round in group playoffs tonight, at home, with the East York Mohawks as their visiting opposition. This is also a 4-out-of-7 series with the East York Mohawks playing their home games in the Brooklin Arena, in an effort to woo the attendance of the lacrosse enthusiasts of this area. And speaking of Brooklin, their Senior team plays in Port Credit tonight and then close out their schedule with a home game against the Sailors, on Saturday night. Brooklin could climb back into top spot in the Senior "'A" standing, with a double- win over Port Credit. Brampton leads now, by two points and Peterborough is in. second spot, one point ahead of Brooklin. But Excelsiors and Speedy Erns also have two games left, head-on, home-and-home clashes, which they will likely. split, Then goal averages would decide between Brampton and Brooklin. SOFTBALL playoffs are now underway in these parts, with more to start shortly. In the OASA Bantam series, Fernhill Park defeated Storie Park last night, in the first of the series but Sunnyside Park boys hope to even up the round, when they play the second game on their own dia- mond, tomorrow night, at 6.15 o'clock sharp. Players are asked to note that gametime has been advanced ae JAY CEES eliminated the Genosha Aces in two-straight games, taking a 7-5 decision at Alexandra Park last night, in their City and District Juvenile League battle. Jay Cees will now meet People's Clothing in the city championship set and while we have not heard the exact dates, it is expected that the final series will open at Storie Park on Monday evening of next week. OSHAWA TONY'S won a real thriller last night, a 5-4 decision over Toronto Plating that saw Dave Kelly's timely single dtive in the winning run, in the bottom of the 8th inning. It was a tight game all the way, with strong de- fensive play by both teams. Reg Martin pitched a fine game WINNING RUN IN 8th Oshawa Tony's continue their, uphill late-season surge to over- haul Richmond Hill Tom Hughes Shells, in the battle for top spot in the Beaches Major Fastball league. Tony's used the clutch hitting of Dave Kelly to defeat Toronto Plating 5-4 while Randall Roy Metals aided Tony's march by upsetting the Hillers 2-1, at Kew Gardens, Kelly delivered the key blow, knocking in Bob Young with the tie-breaking run in the bottom of the 8th. Young had reached first base on an infield error and stole second. Kelly, who took over 3rd base when O'Connor was injured early in the game, lined a single to centre, to plate Young with the go-ahead tally. As a result of the action, Tony's find themselves right back in the thick of it for the pennant, Tony's have six games remaining, including a pair with Richmond Hill. The Caterers with a 15-win, 5-loss record,| have two games in hand over| Balsam Lake Sailing Club con- cluded its July series of 10 races recently, with Oshawa crews Albacores. In the five-boat mixed class,| Lightnings, Dr, Peter Willson of] Oshawa, sailing his new "Cat'"',| quickest way around the tri-| angle, followed closely by George Winder of Toronto, also sailing a Catamaran. 'he seems Oshawa Tonys Edge 'Toronto Plating 5-4 the Hillers, who have won 17 and dropped 5. Reg. Martin, a native of King- ston, who was brought in as a replacement for Bob Grier, showed his values both on the pitching slab, as well as at the bat. Martin tossed an 8-hitter to post his 3rd win while picking up 11 strikeouts. Manager 'Rich' March- is very pleased with Martin. March said after the game, "with him in there, to go with Ronnie Taylor, as a starter, we are now able to move Bey Smith back into his relief role, which better suited for. Smith can also be used as a spot starter." Martin aided his own cause with two hits. George Dickie and Bert Forbes managed two hits each for Plating. Ray Suddard had two hits for Tony's. Both teams had three-run outbursts, Tony's coming in the 4th and Plating in the 5th. TORONTO PLATING -- D. O'Connor, cf; Lantz, 2b; Dickie, ce; Forbes, If; Jordell, rf; Oshawa Sailors In Front In Balsam Lake Sailing fourth and fifth spots in the Al- bacore class. The father-son crew of Ted and Tom Reed showing well in both the mixed|came in third, followed by Bill/Genoshas cold, class and the large class of|Hollands and Dr. John Phillips.|when Henry Kalet opened with Bob Shaw of Toronto led the 17 entries across the line, with which includes Catamarans and|Dudley Barnes of Islington nail-|single scored Kaleta and _put| ing down second spot. __ A fourth Oshawa entry, Ralph showed the entire fleet the|and John Lakefield, could man-\°"4ing the game: and series. age only an 11th place finish. Balsam Lake Sailing Club re- ports rapid growth, with three Legionnaires Win Short One At Port Hope Oshawa Junior Legionnaires downed Port Hope Essos 7-4 at Port Hope Memorial Park Wed- nesday night, in a contest short- ened to five innings on account Caruso, 1b; McGovern, 3b;)\of darkness. Smith, ss; Domik, p; McKanick, Dp. TONY'S -- Oldfield, ss; 0'Con- nor, 3b; Wilson, cf in 4th; Arm- strong, 2b; Booth, c; Young, 1b; Elliott, rf; Suddard, If; Martin, The big inning for the win- ners was the third, when they pushed over six runs on four hits, two walks and a hit bat- ter. They added the only other run in the fifth on an error, a d ball and a pair of wild pitches. Port Hope scored two runs in the third frame and two more in the fifth, before the contest was. called. Rod Williams picked up a pair of singles for Legionnaires, and Murray Godfrey tripled in the third frame. Godfrey was also the win- p; Wilson, cf and Kelly, 3b. Jay Cees Oust Genosha Aces Jay Cees stood off a desperate 9th-inning rally be Genosha Aces, at Alexandra Park last KEN THOMPSON a pn People's Cop First Of Midget Finals People's Clothing downed Joseph Bosco's Realtors 5-3 |Wednesday night, to take a one- game lead in the two-out-of- three OMLA Midget finals. Charlie Brown netted a trio of markers for the winning squad, while Barry Breen and Bob Goulding added singletons. For Bosco's, it was Paul McAllister with a pair and Jim Stones with one The second, and possibly final game of the series will be play- ed tonight at the Oshawa Chil- dren's Arena. DEFEND MINTO CUP Lacrosse Title To Dairy Pee Wees Oshawa Dairy captured the OMLA Pee Wee championship Wednesday night, as they doubled the score on Kelly De- Gray's 6-3, to take the two-out- of-three final series two games es GAYLORD POWLESS night, to win 7-5 and take their Oshawa City and District Soft- ball Association Juvenile League semi-final playoff series in two- straight games. Jay Cees will now meet Peo- ple's Clothing in a 3-out-of 5 ning pitcher, going four in- nings before being relieved by Dave Mitchell. Godfrey gave up just two hits in his four in- nings, and Mitchell allowed jthree more in the fifth. The pair combined to fan four bat- ters. Rick Austin started for \final series, for the city Juvenile championship honors and thejer of record. With relief help right to proceed into provincial/from Ralph Hodgson in the playdowns, later this month. |third and Keith Jay in the fifth, Neither starting pitcher was/the mound crew gave up a total able to go the distance in last|of seven hits, and fanned four. the losers and he was the pitch- Oshawa Green Gaels, for two years holders of the Minto Cup' signifying National Junior la- crosse supremacy, closed out the regular schedule one week night's keen tussle. Korbak) Tom Hodgson led the losers started for Jay Cees and gavelin the hitting department with| way in the third inning whenja single and a triple. John Mosier, Jim Spiers and) ------ Dennis Bennett all hit singles} and then Ron Cullen cleared} jthe bases with a_ three-run jhomer. Mosier had scored ear-| jlier in the rally, | Dave Leaming relieved Kor-| |bak at this point and stopped until the 9th Fernhill Boys | Win First One, | Bantam Series | | _Ferohill Park blanked Sunny- side Park 6-0, last night at Fern- hill Park diamond, as the first the tying run on base but Leam-|'0Und of the OASA Bantam play- ling forced Spiérs'to grotind out. offs in this area, got underway. Second game of this 2-out-of-3 Jay Cees got their first two|Series will be played at Sunny- jruns of the game, also in the|Side Park on Friday evening, at [third inning, off starting pit-|6.15 o'clock. If Sunnyside Park cher Kaleta. With two out, Kal-|ties up the round, the third and ja double and Bill Morrison |walked. With two out, Mosier's| in. bate | * inning's| deciding game will be played o The third-place finish of Osh-/new Albacores joining the fleetjeta errored on . Glendinning's n play n awa's Stan Willson proved thelin August. When racing official,|4"ive, then Ken Brack walked|@ neutral diamond, early next position atop the loop. Statistics released by the club yesterday show the Gaels with 37 points, three up on second place Mimico Mounties, their arch-clubs got off on the right foot in the league quarter-final:, with the leaders taking their first) game in series 'A' against St. Catharines Supertests, and Mim- ico knocking off Wong Branch in the "B" series. Bramovton plays Hastings in series 'C' and Toron- to Township and Etobicoke meet in the 'D' series. All quarter- finals are four-out-of-seven af- fairs. QUARTER-FINALISTS The winners of series 'A' will meet the series 'C' victors, and the series " winners will play the series 'D' winners, in three-| Stats Show Gaels With to none. Tom Rorabeck was the big man on the scoresheet for the champions, netting three goals and assisting on another. Garth Johns added a pair of markers while Danny O'Brien added a Three Of Top 4 Scorers ago, occupying their customary} jing parade. Jim Squires has 106 singleton. For the losers, it was John Goulding with two and In the fourth loop, Senior 'B', Jackie Jenkins with one, Oshwekin Warriors have first| CAMERON place wrapped up with 34 points, | Wrecking well ahead of their nearest ri-| Demolition vals, Fergus Oshwekin play- ers are also one-two in the scor- We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Deseription FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawe points for top position, 26 points ahead of teammate Chuck Mar: tin, GAELS HERE TOMORROW Green Gaels play the second) game of their quarter-final ser- ies tonight in St. Catharines, and) the clubs return to Oshawa to-| morrow night for an engage-| ment at the Oshawa Civic Audi- terium. 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The win moved Bad Boys up tied with Gale's Lumber for first place in the City and District League standing, with 26 points apiece, Bad Boys Nip Brooklin 3-2 i i i i jand Kaleta committed another| Week. finalists will then battle it out in| Lightning sloops capable of pro-|Norval Willson, fires the start-|@" t | | in| vane stiff pa for anyjing gun for the August series,\¢ttor on Hrycanuk's grounder,| Welsh pitched the shutout for|a four-of-seven set-to, to decide) other drop-keel design. |25 sailboats are expected to|With the two runners scoring on|Fernhill Park, striking out a|Who will meet the western con-| Oshawa entries took third,'compete for the prizes. is total of 16 batters in his im-|tingent for the Minto Cup. rf pressive performance and he al-| The statistics also show that NO SURPRISES lowed only two safe bunts and| Oshawa players nailed down jan infield single. There wasithree of. the top four scoring] - * . Civil Service League s Starts Quarter-Finals walk and Dennis Ewart singled./only one putout in the outfield. spots, but gave up first place Clapp's bunt advanced them and; Woermke, pitching for Sunny-|to Billy Armour, of Hasti:..:s.| Leaming's hit scored Mc-|\side, got off to a bad start, but}Armour, wi'* 144 point s was) Rundle's Garden Centre, un- defeated throughout the regular schedule of the Civil Service No maintenance costs . . ite No Senrenee costs... eve ing on one or two year lease ms for tat! details. MILLS AUTO LEASE PHONE 723-4634 LTD, 266 KING ST. WEST e bad overthrow. In the sixth, Jay Cees tied it up with a couple of runs when Terry McQuade opened with a -MA Quade and Ewart. Ron Wilson|pitched well from the third in-|well ahead of the pack, 17 up on| EXTRA-LIF replaced Kaleta at this point. He|ning. He struck out nine batters John Davis. Ken Thompson was gave up three runs in the 7th,\and gave up eight hits, along|two behind Davis, with Gaylord! on two walks, a double by Hry-| with several walks. |Powless in fourth spot, another canuk, a sacrifice by Willoughby! Fernhill got a run to start/five behind Thompson. jand then a costly error in cen-| when Welsh opened with a sin-| Gael goaltender, Mery Mar- tre, and these three runs Prov-| ple and scored on Flontek's sin-|shall, collected 20 assists during} ed enough of a margin to give cle and a choice play that fol-|the season, to finish 11th in the! ® MUFFLERS ae Jury And Lovell Nips UAW Bantams' A goal after seven minutes of overtime Wednesday night, gave Jury and Lovell a narrow 9-8 Carlisle gave up a single in the fourth and a double in the sixth, but that was, the extent lowed. victory over UAW 222, giving them a one-game margin in the OMLA Bantam championship series, Terry Toutant scored the marker that gave Jury and Lovell the win. Sid Root led the winners with four markers, with John Bondaruk adding a pair. Singletons came from Tim An- drews and Joe Caruana. For the losers, Larry Shrigley and Bad Boys climbed up into a tie for first place, in the Osh- awa City and District Softball Association's Major League standing, when they scored their 13th win of the season, for a 26-point total, last night in Port Perry, nosing out Brook- lin Concretes 3-2, The schedule fixture was moved to Port Perry, to pro- League, continued their winning ways Wednesday night. The league champs handed Ontario Steel a 9-5 setback in the first game of a two - out - of - three quarter-final series. Ontario Steel made it a close game until near the end, taking a 1-0 lead in the opening frame, and holding that until Rundle's tied it up in the third. Rundle's then went ahead 5-1 after four innings but the eventual losers of damage done by Foley's bats. Jay Cees the Aecision. All of Quality's runs came early in the game, as they jumped to a 3-0 lead after one inning, and raised that to 5-0 in the second. Connors had a single and a double for the winners, while M. Campbell and Mason picked up two singles each. Frank Cullen took the loss on the mound. REXCO TAKES OPENER Rexco also took the first | Fernhill got a run to start ;when Welsh opened with a sin- gle and scored on Flontek's sin- ig St. Catharines 21% score! jgle and a choice play that fol- Blasts Hawks 1° Fernhill's big inning was' the \2nd, when they staged a five- Boog CATHARINES (CP)--St. run rally. A single by Schymko, Hontevilie PM agit e -- doubled by. Slemko, single by le Hawks 16- ednes- : ; day night to assure themseives|WCI"Y and, then thre-stralnt of a playoff spot in the Ontario e , by Andolsek's drive and an club scoring, beating out five teammates. The total was four better than his performance of last year. HUNTSVILLE ON TOP | In Junior 'B' ranks, Huntsville Teen-Towners finished the cam-| paign with 28 points, four up on) Whitby Lasco Steelers, an affil-| iate of the Green Gaels. Hunts-/ ville players occupied the top four scoring positions, with vide a special Wednesday doubleheader. This one was another pitch- er's battle, with Ron Jones of Brooklin giving up only five hits while Dan Peters, for Bad Larry Ireland's 90 points good for top spot. Whitby now meets East York in the Series 'B' semi-finals, and Huntsville tan-| Polonia In Front, | #7 St. Catharines in Ser- Lacrosse Association Senior A League. Gary Carr scored four goals for the Athletics as they nailed losers to three hits, while fan-| down fourth place in the league. | ning 14 to pick up the win. |St. Catharines got three goals Tom Simpson counted three apiece, with Chad Herstead and Larry Sherban adding single markers. jerror throw, all combined to jmake the parade. game of their quarter-final se- ries, bombing DeHarts Excel- siors 9-1. Giddings limited the bounced right back to tie it in the fifth. The sixth frame saw Rundle's push over four more jruns to wrap up the contest, Perkins was the winning OSHAWA WHITBY Gerold Beek Ltd. Boys, allowed only four hits. Jones struck out 13 batters and Peters put the third strike past eight of his opponents. In each performance, a home-run blow was the big one. Bad Boys opened the scoring with a single run in the second stanza when lan MacNamee opened with a double, advanced on an infield out and scored on Frank Szyzka's single In the top of the 7th inning, MacNamee again opened with a two-bagger and George Bra- bin followed with a home-run blow to make the score 3-0. In the bottom of the seventh, Till singled with one out and ten Garney Warriner homer- ed, to make it 3-2, Up until then, Peters had blanked Brooklin with a no-hit display. Hill got a single in the 8th and Batherson a double in the 9th but Con- cretes couldn't fashion the tying run as the Bad Boy defense Lasco Steelers Open Playoffs, Home Tonight By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers will open their best-of-seven All-On- tario Juniior "B" lacrosse semi- finals, at the Whitby Arena, tonight, when they play host to the East York Mohawks. Game time is slated for 8.30 o'clock, during the regular schedule, Huntsville is playing St. Cath- arines in the other half of the semi-finals. They lead the series win, the other night. Steelers have played the them all. However, many of the | Township Upsets 1-0 on the strength of an 18-10! Hawks four times and have won pitcher, while the loss went to Bravener. Keys was top hitter for the winners with.a single} and a double. QUALITY BLANKS FOLEY'S In other quarter-final play, Quality Fuels blanked Foley's Plumbing 5-0, on a sparkling two-hitter by Carlisle. | Etobicoke 16-1] | TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Township, led by Paul Legree's four goals, upset Etobicoke Ter-| \riers 16-11 Wednesday night in| jthe opening game of their best-| of-seven Ontario Junior A La-| crosse League quarter - final! playoffs. | Two-goal scorers for Téronto| were Tim O'Grady, Tom Camp-| bell, Barry Salovara and Joe! Hore. Singles went to Barry) McKenzie, Frank Marchori,| | games were very close and not held firm. decided until well into the final Bob Chandler and Ross Sloai. 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