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@ -THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, September 4, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR. verything From Soup To Nuts' . _ BROOKLIN lacrosse fans "whooped it up" last night, when their favorites came roaring back from the brink of elimina- tion in the OLA Senior "A" championship finals, to score @ 13-6 victory over the Excelsiors, right in Brampton, That evens the title series at three games apiece and they are scheduled to go tonight, in the 7th and deciding game, in Brooklin, The place will be jumping! This one coach "Bud" Christie and his n really want to win -- they want that trip west, to face either New Westminster 'Salmonbellies" or Coquitlam, in The Mann Cup finals. The seventh game of the series, now a sudden-death affair, in Brooklin Arena, looms as the big one of the season, around these parts. MEANWHILE, Oshawa Green Gaels are in Mimico to- night and if they handle the "Mounties" as easily as they did here on Thursday night, then that series is all over, New Westminster will represent the West, in the Minto Cup champ- fonship finals -- and they'll be played right here in Oshawa, Unknown to most of the lacrosse 'fans around these parts, Civic Auditorium manager Bill Kurelo had quite a nego- tiation session with the CLA, before it was finally agreed to play The Minto Cup finals in Oshawa. Seems the CLA were for a bargain and an offer from Whitby Arena, at a much lower financial rental, had given the CLA a real bar- gaining position -- but Kurelo stuck to his guns and finally the CLA had to withdraw their objections, It was probably a DECIDING GAME TONIGHT By CLIFF GORDON A sparkling five goal effort by Grant Heffernan last night saved the day for the Brooklin Seniors as they whipped Bramp- ton Excelsiors 13-6 right in Brampton to force a seventh and deciding game at the Brooklin arena tonight for the Eastern Canadian Senior "A" lacrosse championship. Brooklin had lost the fifth Saeed on Wednesday night in rooklin and was all but count- ed out of the series, not having won a game in Brampton this year. They proved to all the experts and themselves that if you play 60 minutes of lacrosse all out it takes a mighty good team to beat you. Brooklin did just that last night as they play- ed perhaps their best game of the year. Brooklin led at the end of each period holding a slim 43 lead at the end of the first, 7-4 at the end of the second and then turning on the power in the third period to win running away. It was felt in many circles dent for last night's game. season. Don Riding and Gle dangerous Don Craggs. Bob Haw and John Spicer eac! had singles. cleanly-played. Brooklin got th long end of the penalties in thi were playing short-handed. of the rugged Excelsiors. Besides the five goal effort)Brampton started to really of Heffernan he added four as-|rough it up. Castator was ban- sists for a big nine point night, | ished twice for rough tactics and by far his best showing of the|/Brooklin scored both times he Lotton each had a trio of goals,| defenceman for the losers, tried as both played well. Ken Lotton/to put the butt end of his stick had one as did the ever-|through Glen Lotton's stomach. Bill Castator led the attack for|under considerable pain but, is Brampton with two goals.jexpected to be fit and ready Wayne Thompson, Don Arthurs,| for tonight's "Really Big" game. The first period was fast and| may all be wrong. . , . Brooklin stanza but still managed toj|just one win away from repre- hold their form and even scored|senting the East in the Mann one goal while they themselves|Cup finals for the second year In the second period Brooklin|prize is even bigger as it in- appeared determined to get|cludes a.trip to the west coast the game at all costs as they|to play off for the silverware, . . ran at full speed both ways, It|There are several fellows on the was starting to take its toll onjlocal team who would like to the homesters as the game went|be able to bring that big cup on and soon got to the tempers} back as they feel this might be Brooklin Wins 13-6, Series All Tied Up that Brampton was overconfi-| With about five minutes to go, and Brooklin well out in front, n| was off. Gordie Thompson, burly The latter retired from the floor h| JUST TALKING . . . They said it couldn't be done but they e|the smallest town in the world s|with a senior lacrosse team is in a row... . This year the their last year in the game. HOLIDAY |: MONDAY | SALE OPEN ALL DAY SIZES | EA SCHOOL BAG *@ Shoulder Strap mrying Hand! gear bod 1" ° |BACK TO SCHOLL _ SPECIALS! little of the old-time poker bluff technique, anyway. One thing is certain, Whitby Arena wouldn't hold the crowd that will turn out to see Green Gaels play New Westminster in this year's Minto Cup finals and if the CLA had moved the final series to Whitby, it's this writer's unreserved opinion that they would have been utterly stupid. They would have been making a financial blunder --. besides that, their public re- lations status would have toppled to a dismal abyss, around these parts. After all -- "lacrosse" is fighting to get back to the top level and the CLA "'brass" had better recognize the fact that they have to 'go along" in the finals -- with the very few centres that are keeping lacrosse to the fore -- throughout the regular season. MONDAY 'til 5 TD's FOR ARENDS Hawkeyes Humbled By Toronto Invictus By FRANK RATCLIFFE Anders scored his fifth touch-|tus moved in from their own 50 When Ron Arends trots onto ajdown in a row the first timejon seven plays, capping the football field, he means busi- Leto gis ges the an in og drive with a six-yard pass to sec » running yards.|Colle. The convert was blocked, ness, The Toronto Invictus star|pne convert attempt by Renatalmaking the final tally 48-0, put on one of the most amazing one-man performances Oshawa Bahadin was wide. OFFENSIVE POWER q p.m. Beginners GEOMETRY SET 45° and = 90 Set Squares. Ruler. Pro- tractor, Compas Beauti 'and Laed ond utiful range of colours, Dou- «, SOFTBALL FANS of this city and district, will move into Alexandra Park tonight, to see the opening game of the Ontario Zone Senior "B" finals, between Kingston "Prince George" and Oshawa Gale's Lumber. They go back to Kingston on Wednesday night for the return game. In Juvenile © Trans. --_ OTHER MS ee) 0 9" TELEVISIONS on J Dehumidifiers ent Dampness, Rust, Mildew and Warpin in furniture. $77.86 10 DAY FREE HOME TRIAL ion, the local Jay Cees are playin Odessa this afternoon, - d ¥ * grid fans had seen Friday night,| 4 49-yard touchdown run on &| 'The visitors piled up a total| playoff activity scheduled, with the Oshawa Juvenile champ- a ionship semi-finals starting on Tuesday night at 6:15 o'clock. ee ne ee back oa . clipping call, but they resins and 126 passing for the ' : got that back later in the quar-|home-towners. Invictus picked @ Two Speaker "Golden Throat" F Scene 23" Deep Focus Picture Tube S\i Renee tot tems Nanna hing wet o'clock on Tuesday night, Oshawa GM Merchants are at home asses for 188 d d ton "Nylons" inthe second game of their OASA East- |Paeres ttt yards and car-/sent a play up the middle, and|with Hawkeyes getting eight hi eG Ringsion "yi : ried the ball three times for 137/tackle Jim McKay emerged|through the air, eight "on te a il to go 18 innings, to nose out the Oshawa LIFE TIME Kingston and still had to go 1 4 es of 27, 38 and 70 yards, andiscore, The snap was again bad,|22 passes for the winners, while $ ight and so eve! their them to victory on Tuesday night and s oh ag was the second of the season foriand passed to Mich Colle for|Don Barnoski, and Ted Marchut : Age Circuit Merchants are thinking of having a workout or two, over this the first outing. Toronto's winlin the fourth quarter, as Invic-|offense, carrying 13 times for 53 ge Hamilton last week, in whichay que assocIaATED PRESS|tions for an additional 29, 'wns ttenuzzo"', here in Oshawa, on Wednesday night. More about ~ in this year's Ontario Jun-\Cjemente, Pitts, 502 78 173 .345|Renata Sabadin was called upon REMOTE CONTROL } The visitors wasted no time em dn. . heard whether or not Brooklin took this series (Inter. Oe) in ie ey n Amapua Alien, Phila. ad the Theord, bombite Actre Lit"Nbve; Harper. Cincinnati. ilton on September 7 and Scar- ' LLL v AY} ing star bounced back with 4 touchdown runs of 27 and 38)" 'iis --. Rose, 176; Clemente ! " Lisk hs 8 Atkins split the uprights on the . * 36; , 33. 4 With Argonauts e third, to leave the score 19-0 hehe '-- Callison: Philadel- Dies In His Sleep ' after one quarter of play. phia, 16; Clemente, 14. FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP) -- ch Frank Clair of Ottawa quarter. The snap on the con- is by no means 'sat ; ' Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An-|Fort Erie Race Track, has died. gig oe ul vert was high, but Atkins picked geles, 83; Brock, St. Louis, 55.) Scully, 58, acquired his nick- winless Toronto Argonauts in ; L|victus added a safety-touch Labor Day weekend] § < 21-7, .750. hard times and luck. > ' ' + |when the locals fell on a fumble!" Gti: couts--Koufax, 313; Gib-| He died in his sleep Wednes- $ uarterback, in ac- q 5 e's oer of losses to West- merge lanve She Hew wie) AB R_ HPet.\employer, described Scully as : Yastr'mski, Bos. 404 66 131 .324\the "'last of a lost breed." "He : ch--to--the.-2.-p.m Hass pprosch tot Whittield,Clove,378-40-113-.201|them, He'd. stick with. a_sick Kaline, Detroit 345 63 103 .299/horse all night if necessary .. . a Bunday. Golfer Leads | Runs Batted In -- Colavito, Hamilton at 2 p.m. " | : yays Boswell of Birmingham, Ala.,|151. coach. 'But you don't always oswe irmingha 1 Al Cars Corry concerned about." \tional Blind Golfers Tourna-| Triples--Campaneris, Kansas td@wa this season, but Clair|quired from Edmonton, He took|par-five 18th hole, and will go| Home Runs--Horton, 27; og Used Cars fro teammates. |Leaderhouse of Prince Albert,| Stolen Bases -- Campaneris, Whitby 668-5891 their game against Edmonton| Dave Thelen, the ex-Rough\ers -- Nick Genovese, Harold|17-4, .819; Terry, Cleveland, 1l- around well and he throws the changing uniforms, 99, 100 and 104, hand, 261; Lolich, Detroit, 185.' New York Jets, quarterbacked me Western swing and im- sed many onlookers by Brand New1965 R.C.A. VICTOR here, at four o'clock, but that one will likely be all over before ds as he led Invictus to a 48-0|roll-out by quarterback Atkins) q¢rense of 603 yards -- 326 rush- They've tried twice this week and been rained out both times. i his club's touchdowns, four com-|ter, With Hawkeyes scrimmag-|jup 12 first downs rushing, 10 3" 0 , rol @ Space Age Circuits @ High-Level Contrast Controle Push Button Circuit Breaker © Auto- tario Zone finals, in the Intermediate Industrial series. - yards, from the pile-up with the ball,|ground, and two via the penalty Guarantee's ' i th series. It's quite obvious from scanning the scorebook of the {the local squad, which gained althe convert. Paabiand te bi oa aide af OSHAWA TONY'S expect to open their OASA Senior "A" |Arends scored one TD, and National League Switzer punted 11 times for * "BROOKLIN "'Concretes" played Sunbury, lievine control of the game, ae|Mays> San Fran, 453 93 144 .318|8ing ® commendable 4.5. two-straight games, or whether a third game 1s now necessary. ; : mage. Fans were still talking) "py yerurning home to meet LaKe- : : : (a, 5 Runs Batted In -- Johnson,|i5-6 at Kinsmen Stadium on ba ae 6} HAND WIRED CiRcuITS yards, The converts were block- | | Anders' 91-yard gallop came)" iome' Runs--Mays, 41; Mc-|Jack (Okay Jack) Scully, one ' : am co = ; | eure Eastern Football Con- - up the ball and sped into the Pitching--Nuxhall, Cincinnati,|name because he okayed every- scheduled in the East. : ; games n their own end zone, and boot aon. At, Louis, 9. dig niktt. nce teams last lg eng Oliva, Minnesota 519 98 166 320} He loved horses and it Sinday game--the first ever Runs -- Versalles, Minnesota,|(and) he'd do it on his own," Monday, Montreal Alouettes | . Blind Tourney Cleveland, 92; Horton, Detroit, "Sure, this is a game we 91. YOUR SATISFACTION 're supposed fired a 91 Friday to lead an| Doubles -- Yastremskzi, 40; win the ones youre PPO: Our GUARANTEE The Argos already have| ment here. \City, 12; Aparicio, Baltimore, one Liske pass for a 104-yardlinto the second 18 holes Sun-ligliaro, Boston, and Wagner, Led, iT IMPRESSIVE Another A re to get|Sask., who shot 97 48; Cardenal, Los Angeles, 35 oh . é er Argo sure et) Sask., wno § . ; sardenal, Los / eles, s KE IMPRESS! no go su 8 1 | BUDGET TERMS and I was really impressed with] Rider who will be making his|Mitchell and Ron Tattemore--|4, 733. | pall with a lot of promise." the Argos during their two- | ge for 264 yards in a tight KING ST, E. OSHAWA 728-4658 or 4659 OPEN "TIL 9 P.M. }] i most of our readers see this pillar. Next week sees a lot more ' LOW BOY CONSOLE trouncing of Oshawa Hawkeyes|in the fourth quarter was calledjing and 277 passing -- to 122 TE LEVISION 'll be People's vs Genosha Aces in the opener. Then at 8:15 |; ing in the first half, caught four|ing from their own six, they|passing and three by penalty, Pastis Chercidl Eeuelloge e Baia tees bhicen Matias e fetes tine tora i ine Exting- j halked up 41 strikeouts on Thursday night in i oor eager Be " 4 His six-pointers came on pass-\iymbering over for the major|route. Atkins clicked on 12 of team 1-0. that "Danny" Peters will i 10, Merce tes sentes d 38 and 91-yard romps, The game|hyt Atkins recovered the balljstarting Oshawa quarterback, i i hitti if th on Space fart pine -- neither teary OM very ee tee. oF @ /6-6 deadlock with Burlington in| 'The final touchdown came late| Rick Switzer led the Hawkeye holiday weekend, they'd better practise on their hitting. followed a 42-6 victory over yards, and making two recep: Boards GUARANTEE { yoft series, against Richmond Hill "Shells" and "Mr. established them as the power- ABR. ¥ Pet,/@" average of 36.1 yards, while . a Baie a wTH ONINVISTORT TUBE that on Tuesday, but if that's the schedule, it looms as a big lot Football: Conference. Aaron, Mil. 483 97 158 .927|t0 make only four punts, aver- ; ---- int Sydenham, last night, but at the time of writing, we hadn't quarterback Marty Atki Rose, Cinci, 558 98 176 315 Hawkeyes now go on the road BRAND NEW © FAMOUS MAKE orgy Merve 503 79 156 .310|{0F two games -- against Ham- E about the play when the scor- ho: Cincinnati, 107; Banks, Chicago, Frank Clair Impressed ser ® Hand vied 4 s a ed on the first two TDs, but RE Williams, Chicago. Jack Okay Scully fy THE CANADIAN PRESS oe on the first play of the second Covey, San Francisco, 32. of the most colorful grooms at ference runners-up can take the end-zone for the extra point. In- ; 10-3, .769; Koufax, Los Angeles,|thing, even when running into v tching Peter Liske, " ; a cs eu ed a single on the last play of American League Trainer Carl Chapman, his a Eee Saree : . ee Rob Balt, 441 65 139 .315|showed in_ th h al " obinson, Ba 5 139 .315)showed in the care he gave | Birmingham played in Lansdowne Park on 111; Oliva, 98. will invade Civic Stadium in should win," said the Rider TORONTO (CP) -- Charlie] Hits -- Oliva, 166; Versalles, 2 OUR AIM to and this is one I'm really) FRANK CLAIR jeight-man field in the Interna-|Versalles, 38. | Kelly Disney dfopped a 17-14 decision to Ot-|American whom the Argos ac-| Boswell had a birdie on thejand Versalles, 10. says: : n a . touchdown against his former six § ' ' : They're a changed ball sea day, six strokes ahead of Phil/Cleveland, 26 1200 Dundes E. "T just watched the film of|plenty of attention is fullback} Three Hamilton, Ont., golf-| Piteking -- Grant, Minnesota, eaoP IN that kid Liske. He moves first appearance here after|were third, fourth and fifth; Strikeouts--McDowell, Cleve-| Peter Liske, a castoff from 1 loss to the Eskimos in Ed- it monton. a. 3 Temperature Selections ssed: by halfback Larry Fer- mg the ex-lowa State all- REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS . Florence Chadwick, the American swimmer, set a ayorid record for the Eng- Jish Channel swim from England to France of 14 hours, 42 minutes, 12 years ago today--in 1953 Helge Jensen of Canada holds the current, record of 10 hours, 23 minutes, but Miss Chad- wick"s 1955 time of 13 hours, 55 minutes, is still the best women's mark nef : d a Time Controls Takes Big 12-Ib. Load i#2 tiki racing returns fo Toronto -- Monday -- Labour Day $10,000 added Yearling Sales Stakes POST TIME 2 P.M. WooDBINE NOTE: No Racing Tuesday, Sept, 7th REMOTE CONTROL Automatic Re-Set Factory Service Delivers -- No Payments till Nov. FREE DELIVERY AND HOME SERVICE CHOOSE SITE "ROSSLAND, B.C. (CP)--Red Mountain near here has been chosen as the site of the Cana- dian alpine ski championships next March 5, 6, 7. Skiers. from Canada, the United States and Burope are expected to com- péte. Rossland is near Trail in the B.C. interior.