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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 26, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' BROOKLIN lacrosse rooters got their biggest thrill in years lar night, in the first game of the LA Senior 'A' championship finals, when the homesters, trailing 11-10 with only 28 seconds left to play, scored two quick' goals to snatch a 1211 victory, over Brampton Excelsiors, Second game is tomorrow night in Brampton and the third, of this of this 4-out-of-7 set, is right back in Brooklin on Saturday night, Incidentally, last year's Mann Cup champions, Van- couver Carling's, were eliminated last night and Victoria topped New Weatminster, to even up the British Columbia Junior finals at one apiece. Local fans, waiting for the Junior A" finals to start, are reminded that the playoff dates were 'revised this week, Mimico -"Mounties"invade the Civic Auditorium on Monday night, to open, the series against Green Gaels and the second game is in Mimico on Tuesday, with the third back in Oshawa a wéek from. to- night and the fourth game on Saturday in Mimico, If more of the seven games are needed, they'll be on Monday, Tues- day and Thursday of the following week, There's no game here tonight! ' OAGA PLAYOFF activity will continue at a hectic pace for the balance of this week, as long as the weatherman 18 co-operating. In addition to the Intermediate 'A' game be- tween Kingston Frontenacs and Oshawa 'Bad Boys', here at Alexandra Park tonight, we have the Oshawa Harman Park Pee Wees going to Cobourg this evening, for a six o'clock game with the Cobourg youngsters, first game of. their 2-out-of-3 series, for the right to enter the Zone cham- pionship finals, The game here at Alexandra Park tonight should be a hum-dinger, Ken Lewis, the Kingston sensation, who pitched Frontenacs to their 3-2 win, last night in King- ston, is the current whizz in the Limestone City, Their series against Trenton, who had the veteran 'Pat' Maracle as their ace pitcher, went three games, Lewis won the first game 4-1, when he allowed_only two hits and fanned 21 bat- ters, Maracle beat Al Lortie, 4-1, right in Kingston, to even the series but Kingston won. the toss and in their third game, which Frontenacs won 7-1, Lewis again allowed only two hits and this time he struck out 23, of a possible 27 batters. Since Lewis did the pitching last night at home, it's possible that Lortie, also a fine chucker, will get the call for the game here tonight, If such is the case, Lewis, who is one of his team's top hitters, will likely be playing in the left field position. OSHAWA MERCHANTS are 'at home' tomorrow night, with the Peterborough 'Outboard Marines" as the visitors, in an OASA Intermediate Industrial tilt, This is the second game of this series, Merchants having scored a handy 15-0 win behind Dan Peters' one-hitter, in the Liftlock City on Monday night, The "Industrial" series is confined to teams of players in the Intermediate category. (or lower) and they must all work in the same "industry" -- for the same firm, The Oshawa Merchants are actually the General Motors Mer: chants, This is the only series where an ASA player can sign a second certificate, in the same season, We make this point to explain how Dan Peters can play for both the Inter, "A" Oshawa Bad Boys and also the Merchants... SATUR- DAY afternoon finds two more OASA playoff games ached: uled here, Cobourg Pee Wees will visit Harman Park, at three o'clock,-for the second game of their series and at four o'clock, at Alexandra Park, Oshawa's Yunior "A" team, Scugog Cleaners will play the second game of their series, against Dobby's Sports, of the North York League. '"'Scugogs" would like to win this one at home Saturday afternoon, in order to clinch the Toronto Zone honors and have a week's rest, before tackling the Eastern Zone winners -- expected to be Brockville ... JAY. CEES will ope their Juvenile "A" gone finals, on Saturday, against Odessa, in Wilton, a amailer community, located about two miles north of Odessa, The second game is back in Oshawa, the following Saturday ... GALE'S LUMBER are playing their second game in the Senior "B' round, in Peterborough, tomorrow y wee Bees : %, SPORTS M, J, (Mike) Rodden and his wife Millie celebrate their 50th wedding anniver- sary today, The well-known sports figure, for years a sports columnist with The Toronto Globe and who is still writing a sports column VETERAN HAS ANNIVERSARY TODA for The Kingston Whig- Standard, where he has been in recent years, was a former NHL and OHA referee, He officiated in dozens of games, here at the Oshawa Arena, in the hey- day of the Generals, A for- Tonys Nip Mel.0-Ripe, ay aie Y mer player and later coach of Hamilton Tigers, when they won The Grey Cup, "Mike" Rodden, now 74, is the only sports figure in Canada to be elected to both the football and hockey "Hall of Fame." | |first time in the game, at 18,22 Boost Top Spot Hopes It looks like it will take next Wednesday night's showdown battle to finally settle first place in the Beaches Major Fastball League Richmond Hill Tom Hughes', loop-leaders since opened, have been chased all season by Oshawa Tony's, Last night, in league play, both clubs recorded narrow victor- jes, to leave only a half-game separation, with the Hillers holding the upper hand, At Alexandra Park, before a the season) goodly size crowd, Tony's nipped New 'Toronto Mel-O- Ripes 2-1, in a snappy game, while at Kew Gardens, Rich- mond Hill shaded Seven-Up Shopsy's 3-1, | Tony's have a pair. of games) remaining, while Tom Hughes! still have three left, | Reg Marten, who right now is| the only pitcher on the roster} with Tony's, who have Ronnie |Taylor and Bev Smith both on jvacation, pitched a stout 12) | HITS ARE SCARCE night and should it go three, the third game will be in Oshawa on Saturday night or in Peterborough, either Satur day or Sunday, depending on which club wins the toss BROOKLIN CONCRETES open the Intermediate "C" East- ern Zone finals, on their home diamond, tomorrow night, at 8:15 o'clock, Tweed won 3-2 at home over Sunbury and the Jatter won 31 in the return game, Third and deciding game was played last night in Napanee with Sunbury winning the verdict 7-2, So it will be Sunbury visiting Brooklin Com- munity Park tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock, with the second game of the series to be played in Sydenham, just east of Kingston, on Wednesday night, same time, |Whitb 'Ste lent' fr. Hawkeyes en oh Raffle Pony By CLIFF GORDON | On Saturday It. will be do-or-die, for the| Whitby Lasco Steelers tonight, at the Whitby Arena, as they) play host to the Huntsville Teen Towners, in the fourth game of| the Ontario Jr. "B" finals Oshawa Hawkeyes, of the On-| The classy Huntsville team) tario. Junior Footfall Conter-//eads ence, continue nightly Practices series, A win tonight could wrap this week, planning strategy/it up for Huntsville, for their encounter with Bur} Manager Frank Wilbur and lington Braves on Saturday/coach Jim Hinkson are confi- esl The contest will heldent that their fellows will not | the pride of Ontario igo down four-straightto the the first of the regular schedule! powerful Huntsville team. The - for the local contingent, Ay "Steelers" lost the first three kick-off time is set for Me. Rames of the schedule to the a.m,, at the Kinsmen Civic Me-/Teen Towners and then bounced morial Stadium iback to fool their critics, as they Pg ent 2 ~ ag AP - measure of the confi- jeem themselves after ident Huntsville team a 1s third-quarter lead last) It is going to tale an all-out week, to lose to Scarboro Ramsieffort by every player on the 14-13 in an exhibition tilt, Whitby team, if they are to win An added attraction for fans against this fine-running team attending the Burlington game It is not going to be an easy will be annual 'pony day", with/task! We do fee! that the "Stee! six prizes being raffled off tojers" have enough pride and con- lucky ticket holders, The topjfidence in themselves, that they prize, of course, will be a live/are. going to push this Teen with a bicycle and. sev-/Towners team to the limit [aa Sohn. Ovens. 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. £., OSHAWA PH, 723.4811 eral footballs also on the: shelf, Many local merchants are handing out tickets, and fans are reminded that they may put as many tickets as they wish inte the drum, in order to en- hance their chances of walking eff with a prize. Mann Cup Channe | : Qusted In Semis | VANCOUVER (CP) -- Co quitiam upset Vancouver, the Canadian senior champions, 65 Wednesday night to move into the finals of the Inter-City Sean-} jor Lacrosse League. j The Coquitlam win came off) the stick of Jack Barclay, who gave his team a 64 lead with two minutes to play, Vancouver managed only one goal before the time ran out, Coquitlam won the bestof- five semifinal series against Vancouver 32 and now move against New Westminster in the best-of-seven western final which epens Friday. A Flavoured Wine "SERVE COLD ON THE ROCKS OR WiTH YOUR FAVOURITE IK" 4 | Kingston Edges 'Bad Boys First Game Of Series, 3-2 A single, a passed ball and sacrifice, in the bottom of the seventh inning, Wednesday Inight in Kingston, pushed one lrun across the plate for King- ston Frontenac Hotelmen, to give them a narrow 3-2 verdict over Oshawa Bad Boys, The win gave them a one- game lead in their OASA Inter. mediate 'A' playoff. series, with the second game of the 2-out-of- $ series, scheduled for Alexan- dra Park, here tonight, at 8.15 o'clock Kingston opened the scoring in the second frame, counting a pair of runs without the help of la hit, A passed ball, a walk the last batter to face him in the eighth and all three in the ninth, FINE PITCHING Lewis gave up just four hits jin the nine-inning tilt, fanned 16 and. issued only one base on balls. Dan Peters was the los- ing hurler and he turned in a sparkling performance in feat, Peters allowed the home- sters only three hits, singles in| the first, fourth and seventh] frames, struck out 10 and walk-| ed two. Kingston's left-fielder, Rat- itray, collected a. pair of hits jfor the winners, with Kennedy |getting the other, For the los -|Young led off with a homer, County $0 in this. best-of-seven) and a tria of Oshawa errorsiers, the only other. hit besides provided the two-run rally, the seventh-inning doubles, was TIED IN 7TH ja single by Ken Courtney in the Winning hurler, Ken Lewis, /fifth kept the visitors off the score-) OSHAWA BAD BOYS -- Ruth, board until the seventh frame,/if; March, 3b; Solomon, ¢; giving up just one hit in that/Cheeseman, ss; Brabin, = rf point, In the seventh, Solomon,|Courtney, 1b; Berwick ef; Cheesoman and Reeson crack-/Szyszka, 2b; Peters, p; White ed out consecutive doubles withjley, If in 6th; Reeson, rf in none away, to deadlock thel?th; Snow, rf in 8th count. Lewis thew settled down) KINGSTON FRONTENACS -- to retire the next three men in)Rattray, If; Vinson, 2b; Lewis, the inning, fanning the last two,|p; Kennedy, cf; Franklin, 3b; He also retired the side in the Napier, 1b; LaLonde, ss; Amey eighth and ninth, striking outic; Jones, rf. é | Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa COMMERCIAL @ INDUSTRIAL DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS NO DOWN PAYMENT @ 20 Months to Pay @ 3 Year Guarantee yawa §=7 28-1541 OSHAWA PAVING MARCI ss: |There's a good chance the all strikeouts, including three in the final inning, Davey Kelly sparked Tony's hitting attack with two and Rookie Bobby Young continued his torrid hitting, with a home run, "Moe" Zabatiuk was the loser, Bill Hudgins was the only Queen City batter to give Marten trouble, collecting a pair of safe blows. TONY'S SCORE FIRST Tony's hit the scoresheet in the second inning, when Bob) In the first, Brent Oldfield lashed out a triple but died at third base, as the next two bat- ters were retired by the infield, New Toronto got the equalizer in the seventh, when George By CLIFF GORDON Brooklin, last night, staged one of their most exciting come- from-behind wins, at the Brook- lin Arena, in the history of the Sr. A club. They were trailing, 11-10 with 28 seconds to go and came from out of nowhere to take a tremendous 12-11 victory in the first game of the Eastern Canadian lacrosse finals, against the giant-killing Bramp- ton Excelsiors. It was a tremendous game all the way, one that had the fans sitting on the edge of their seats and chomping on their finger nails and banging their programs with severity. Brooklin led all the way for the first two periods, They had a slim 2-1 lead at the end of the first 20 minutes of action and it was 5-4 at the end of the second stanza, Then the play let loose and it was a goalkeep- er's nightmare and a_ fan's heart-breaker or thriller, de- pending who you were cheering for. Brampton gave it one of the best college tries we have seen in some years, They trailed throughout the ball game, but at no time did they let up. They had that true fight that helps) to make champions, as they) kept coming back to press the Brooklin team. It finally paid off as Haw tied the score at 14,55 and then Gord Thompson gave the visi- tors the go-ahead goal, for the L > Bis | et a = acl 2 DIOOKili wilaicuies Two Goals, Last 28 Seconds We can well imagine just) what coach "Bud" Christie! must have said to his charges at this stage of the game, from} the way they came out for the final 90 seconds, Jerry Burrows, who for our motiey is one of the under- estimated players in the league, worked his way into pay-dirt, after avoiding three hard checks and tied the score and lthe third Opener, | Brooklin Arena tumbling down. This was not enough, though. many of the fans including this writer would have been content at this stage, to see the game go into extra time. It was not so, as Elmer Tran, one of the smallest players in the league, but a fellow with more heart than men three times his size, took a low pass from' Burrows and made no mistake as he beat Jefferson in the losers' cage, with the goal that could be a big step to the Mann Cup finals, Ken Crawford and'dim Hink- son were the only repeat, scor- ers for the Brooklin crew, as each bagged a pair. Single tal- lies were racked up by Bob Hanna, Doug Vipond, Don Rid- ing, Ken Lotton, Don Craggs, Mike Gray, Jerry Burrows and the "big one," by little Elmer Tran, Although blanked in a scoring way, captain Glen Lotton kept at least two of the Brampton players busy, keeping track of just where he was when he had the ball and that was a lot of the time, when he was on the floor, | Ken Richardson was the big sniper for the losers, getting a 0 are ratediespecially in the final period, de thts ar y siwhen hie mates anneared to "dirty club." . . . They took|tire, 4s a result of the tong the long.end of the penalties in| layoff took, its toll... . . Satur- last night's contest' but none] day night's game will a were for real dirty tactics... . |doubt attract the largest crowd Pat Baker came up with manyjof the season to the Brooklin five saves in the Brooklin goal,| Arena. - ©.L.A. JUNIOR "B" ALL ONTARIO FINALS © 4th Game @ 4 out of 7 Series Whithy Lasco Steelers oe Huntsville Teen Town Brampton team, wh ally. ss Whitby Community Arena Thursday, Aug. 26th at 8:30 p.m, Adults 75¢ Students 50¢ Childron 25¢ trio with Gord Thompson scor-|= ing on two long shots that eluded the hard-working Pat Baker, in the Brooklin cage, Don Arthurs, the, runner-up for the scoring title this year, had one, as did his mates, Wayne Thompson, Jack Madgett, Jim Richardson, John McCauley and Bob Haw. | The series will' resume in Brampton on Friday night, with} game back in the} confines of the Brooklin) Arena, on Saturday night. Game time as usual, is 8.30 p.m. JUST TALKING . . . This was a fine game, with all the ear- marks of a great series. . . We were more than pleased to all but brought the roof of the Teasdale and Skeeter Bill con- nected with back-to-back hits, a walk to Bill Goosen loaded the! sacks and a sacrifice fly by! Norm Partnoy, scored Teas-! dale, | In the same inning, Tony's tallied the winning run, started! on a walk to Jackie Sneddon. On Oldfield's sacrifice bunt,| Sneddon raced to unprotected third base, Three Mel-0-Ripes hurried back to 'cover up' but! all missed the throw from first base -- and Sneddon kept right! on Re , © score ONY'S TALES -- There seems to be a mix-up in Tony's schedule next week, City and District prexy Bruce MeArthur had. called the all-star game for Tony's open night, next Wednesday, however, Beaches officials have ordered Rich- mond Hill to play here, 2. . | re star game may be switched to the next Tuesday . 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