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AER SETI 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 25, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' THE "SALMONBELLIES" have gone home -- they boarded their train in Toronto last night but the East-West sports rivalry is still very much alive around these parts, Still in lacrosse activity, we find the New Westminster sen- iors clobbered Brooklin 17-7 last night, to even up The Mann Cup championship finals set at three wins apiece. At the * time of writing, we are not positive when the 7th and de- ciding game is to be played, but we have an idea it is to- night, The Junior "Salmonbellies" went back home singing the praises of Oshawa's hospitality. KINSMEN STADIUM will be the scene of Oshawa's first Canadian championship soccer game, tonight at eight o'clock, when the Oshawa Italia meets Vancouver "Fire- fighters" in a sudden-death game for the Dominion title. The "Smokies" arrived in Oshawa yesterday and last night were hosted at an informal reception. Today noon, the teams will be the guests of The City of Oshawa, at a luncheon session, also of the informal type. Yards of copy concerning both clubs, their fine records of this summer season, etc., have been written and (we hope) read and now all that re- mains is for a big turnout of sports fans, at Kinsmen Sta- dium tonight, to witness this championship soccer classic, No other Oshawa team has ever got this close to a Canadian soccer championship. It's pted that, except for their own small groups of dedicated fans, soccer doesn't draw large crowds in this city and as a result, the game has to operate on a tight financial budget. With this in mind, it is hoped that for this exceptional attraction tonight a lot of sports-minded fans who perhaps have never attended or seen a full-length soccer game, will support this event. It should be a real soccer treat and win-or-lose (they'll play to a finish) our Oshawa Italia Club is deserving of all-out support from the Oshawa sports public. They have given the game a big boost here. Tonight presents an opportunity for local la- crosse fans, baseball and softball enthusiasts, hockey lovers and, in short, shorts fans of every type, to show some sup- port for a deserving group. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP softball finals continue tonight and next week, with Jay Cees and Genosha Aces playing tonight at Alexandra Park, in the second game of the 3-out- of-5 Juvenile title round. They go again on Monday night, in the third game of the series, and if Tony's are not playing at home on Wednesday night, the Juveniles will play the fourth game of their finals, should a fourth game be neces- sary. In the Major division, it's Gale's Lumber vs Bad Boys, for the 'City Championship" softball crown, with the first game of this 3-out-of-5 set going on Tuesday night at eight o'clock and the second game on Thursday night, same time, This is the final softball series of the season. Only one team in this area is still in the running for an Ontario champion- ship, namely Brooklin "Concretes' who open their 2-out-of-3 Southern: Ontario final series, tonight in Brooklin, against Wingham. Second game is in Wingham, next Saturday, with the winner of the series going to Northern Ontario on the Thanksgiving weekend, for the All-Ontario finals, in OASA Intermediate '"'C" play. OSHAWA GENERALS had another stiff workout, last night at Bowmanville Arena. Tonight, they play Toronto Mariboros, in Whitby Arena and on Sunday, the Generals play in Peterborough. The Liftlock City team is rated as "the-team-to-beat" in OHA Junior "A" ranks this year -- With the defending Memorial Cup champions, Niagara Falls Flyers also admitted to be top contenders for the OHA title. On Tuesday, Generals visit Niagara Falls and then on Thurs- day, they're "at home" for the first time, with Toronto Marlboros as the visitors, Friday night, the Generals visit London. With 52 aspirants at the camp, coach "Bep" Guidolin is having a busy time of it. Civic Auditorium manager Bill Kurelo expects to have ice ready here, by tomorrow -- | IN CRITICAL CONDITION MOSPORT, Ont. in the paddock here today for the 250-mile Canadian a tiny Mexican. | Injury To Dampens Grand Prix (CP) --jwhich John Surtees of London, Twenty-four of the world's fin-|1964 world champion and win- est sports cars were assembled|ner of both the 1 race here last June and the in- Grandjternational race at Prix and it looked like a con-jin Quebec test between a tall Texan andjcritically shadow over the race. Surtees Jim Hall of Midland, Texas,|had planned to go to Watkins Jovite was St. last Sunday, injured, took his Chev-powered Chapar- ral around the 2.5-mile road cir- cuit Friday in one minute, 26.1 seconds to qualify with an av- erage speed of 102.8 miles an hour. While practice or qualify- jing marks do not count, the .six- }foot-two Texan sheared 1.1 sec- londs off the record he set in the international 200-mile race \here last June. Despite his fast time, Hall |will start in the back row, A blown engine forced him to take his time trial 24 hours late, Petro Rodriguez of Mexico City took his four-litre Ferrari around in 1:30.8, fourth best |qualifying time, but his victor- lies in the 1963 and 1964 Cana- jdian Grand Prix made him a threat. GENERALS NAME THEIR EX DATES ronto Marlboros at 8.00 p.m. borough Petes at Peterbor- ough, 7.30 p.m. agara agara Falls, 8.00 p.m. 8.00 p.m. don, 8.30 p.m. agara Falls Flyers, awa, 8.00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25; vs To- Whitby, Sunday, Sept, 26, vs Peter- vs_ Ni- Nia- Tuesday, Sept. 28, Falls Flyers at Thursday, Sept. 30, vs To- ronto Marlboros, at Oshawa, Friday, October 1, vs Lon- | Tuesday, October 5, vs Ni- at Osh- A serious accident Friday in Surtees year-old English driver "holding his own" not undergo surgery until later) today unless his condition de- teriorated, | Oshawa Entries Win Top Honors At Port Perry Members of the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club won the top prizes in two tournaments at Port Perry this week. Mrs. Belle Gibbs and Mrs. Mildred Read were high for three wins, in a women's doubles event ,on Monday, Mrs, Gladys McCutcheon and Mrs. May Price were high for two wins; while Mrs. Meta Goodman and Mrs, Jean Renwick were high for one win. Mrs. M. Judge and Mrs. "Mid"? Muir, of the Whit- by Club, were second high, for three wins, George Read and Mrs, Belle Gibbs were high for three wins, ina mixed doubles tournament, played Wednesday. Sam Mac- Millan and Mrs, Callison were second high for three wins. Reg. Norris and Mrs. Helen Ander- son were high for two wins and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gordon, of Cannington, were high for one win. Victims of a 4-0 upset, right on their own diamond, Wednes- day night, in the first game of their Beaches Major Fastball League semi-final playoff ser- jes, Oshawa Tony's climbed right back into contention for championship honors, when they took the second game of the set, over Randall-Roy Metals, 8-2, last night at Toronto Kew Beach Gardens. Tony's took their "hitting bats" with them to Kew Beach and pounded out 14 hits off starting-pitcher Marshall and Smith, who relieved him in the third inning. : Meanwhile, Ron Taylor turn- ed in a fine seven-hit pitching performance, keeping the Ran- dall-Roy safeties scattered, ex- cept for the fifth frame. In that inning, the losers bunched three hits, singles by Neal and Scott and a choice play followed by Quance's double, to produce their two runs, Taylor struck out 13 batters, MOSPORT OFFICIALS REMOVE JOHN SURTEES FROM TWISTED WRECK Glen, N.Y., next weekend for} No-Hitter jm é the Grand Prix of the United international States. | TORONTO (CP)--John Sur-| es, world champion racing sent' alle a Svar of 1964, was in critical|'0'y save Duraclean the best of condition in hospital today after his sports car crashed during} a practice run at 'Mosport Race Track Friday. Hospital officials said the 31- was and would Surtees suffered a broken spine, broken pelvis and possi- ble internal injuries when his} car lost a wheel and left the track 40 miles east of Toronto The Lola T70 rolled down an embankment pinning the driver| | underneath. | He was unconscious when freed from the wreck, but re- gained consciousness as he was |placed lear 'metal and shattered glass fibre. | in an ambulance. The was a mass of twisted SEVENTH GAME TONIGHT last Wednesday _night.! Brooklin Bombed: Still Confident NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C:)were outscored five goals to|twice for the winners. Single) (CP) -- Brook lin Merchants'/two in the final period. coach, Bud Christie, was still} The Merchants had a 3-1 lead|/Ed McDonald, Bob Parrent and| confident after his Mann Cup/in games going into the fifth) Bill Wilkes. | finalists took a 17-7 shellacking| game from New Westminster Friday|But they lost it 8-7 in a tussle) ward Paul Parnell late in the goals came from Bill Cooksley, | New Westminster logt for- Nesbitt Loses Tony's opened the scoring in the second stanza when Ron El- liott opened with a single, Ray Suddard sacrificed and then, fol- \lowing an infield out, Taylor singled, to score Elliott. The third inning was the. big Jone for Tony's. Brent Oldfield opened with a-single, Jack Arm- | Nesbitt tossed a no-hitter for |Houdaille Pee Wees Saturday night, but lost the game 2-1 \to Duraclean Carpets. The vic-| °P®' three final series in straight games. Harper. Nesbitt permitted just four| They hedl the lead until the men to reach first base in six| fifth when Houdaille tied it innings, The deciding run came|up on a Single, a hit batter, a |in the bottom of the sixth. Pele-| walk and a fielder's choice, |shok took first base after being) Nesbitt fanned seven men hit by a pitch, and with one|while winning hurler, Rose, away Harper sacrificed him| struck out seven. Rose allowed home. |just a pair of singles to Zarow- Oshawa Tony's Tie Up Series walks and a sacrifice, also by} Duraclean took a 1-0 lead in/ny and a single and a triple to} strong sacrificed, then Bob Booth singled and Neil Mc- Mahon belted one. Elliott fol- lowed with a triple and he scor- ed on Suddard's single, to com- plete the four-run parade. In the fourth, Armstrong dou- bled but was caught going to third on Booth's infield ground- er, then McMahon hit his sec- ond homer, to make it 7-0. Tony's 8th and final tally came in the 7th when Elliott opened with his third hit of the game. He was forced by Suddard, who advanced on a bobble and scor- ed on Gord Wilson's single, his second safety of the night. El- liott's triple and two singles, McMahon's pair of homers, plus two-hit contributions by Oldfield and Wilson, constituted the bulk of the Oshawa attack. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Young, 3b; Oldfield, ss; Armstrong, Ib; Booth, c; McMahon, cf; Elliott, rf; Suddard, If; Wilson, 2b; Tay- lor, p. RANDALL-ROYS -- Massey, s Scott, 2b; Price, lb; Quance, If; Shrubb, 3b; Kennedy; cf; Mark, rf; Marshall, p; Neal, c; Smith, p in 3rd, GREEKS LIVE IN AFRICA South Africa has an immi- grant population of between 40,- 000 and 50,000 Greeks, some of them third-generation settlers. NEAR ROUND FIGURE Canada's population reached 19,604,000 July 1, 1965, an in- crease of 333,000 over the prev- ious year. . j Tumey Girls Win * . sat First Of Finals _ Tumey Shell trounced Sunnyside 12-3 Thursday night in the first game of the 2-of-3 finals, The winners struck for a pair of runs in the first inning, on a solo home run by Hopkins and a bases loaded walk, Sunnyside bounced back to deadlock the count in their half of the first, on a piar of hits and a fielder's choice, Tumey's put the contest away in the third, exploding for- -six runs. They added four more in the fifth and sixth, while Sunny: side picked up one in the fifth. - Hopkins fanned nine batters to pick up the win. Delizay was on the mound for the losing nine, striking out five. She was relieved by Nichol in the sixth. Hopkins, Carroll, Sharp and . Brock led the winners at the plate, Oshawa Generals NEW HOCKEY - PLAYERS Room and Board Boys stay two to a good sized room but must hove individual beds. 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East (Just East of Ritson) night. |that saw Brooklin forward Don/first stanza, Parnell, who It was their worst beating of|Craggs get an indefinite suspen-|scored six goals in the arier | the series and tied up the best-|sion for attacking a referee. | and 71 in regular season play,| of-seven Canadian senior la-| Cliff Sepka scored four goals)/was taken to hospital with a| crosse final at 3-3. The final)and Wayne Shuttleworth three/ concussion after a crosscheck| game will be played tonight. |for New Westminster Friday|py Brooklin's Bill Castator | But Christie, reminded in the night. It was Sepka's third four-| ~ : oe idressing room of another B.C./ goal effort in the series. | Christie's squad went into team which in 1964 came back} Gerry Burrows scored three|the game minus the injuréd) from a 3-1 game deficit to beat) for Brooklin and Glen Lotton| Jack Madgett, Craggs, and Ken the 'Merchants for the cup, |added two. Singles came from|Ruttan who had to go home to said: |Bobby Allan and Larry Ferg- work. "T never think back to last/uson. And Brooklin defenceman lyear. I think we'll win tomor-; Doug Wallsmith, Ron Flaten|/Bob Hanna is hampered by a |row. It's this one we want to.and Ron Loftus each scored|sprained ankle. 'oi tata OL' SATCH LEAVES ROCKER TO HURL AGAINST BOSOX tended, It was the largest crowd ----|ever to witness a sporting event KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)-- An old-timer will leave his in New Westminster Arena. rocking chair tonight to pitch Whitb ¢ OHA J 'B' T | The Westerners led 4-1 after ' Y s I. eam ee aur annie , ' Named 'Lasco Steelers fcing chal oh ot cellar-dwellers in baseball's them 3-2 in the third frame but BY CLIFF GORDON American League, Lockett Moves h me Leroy (Satchel) Paige, 59- Sisk tak uit enenand e Into dnd Spot year-old Negro hurler, will new executive for the 1965-66 start against Boston Red Sox. season. 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Paige was asked | Friday. | "I don't know, but I'll be there," he replied. The starting hurler for the Red Sox will be Bill Mon. | houauette, who is 30 years | younger than Paige. | players from last year's team, with the exception of those who! will be stepping up into Jr. "A" Meet Your Friends Before and After The Game In "The Regency Room" Paige's last appearance in zame was at Anchorage, weeks ago by team owner Alaska, a month ago. And he Hobbs; Secretary-Treasurer Geo Mowat; Directors, Homer Boake, Ralph Gardner, John Wootton, John McCormack and Gordon Boles; General Mana- Jerry Gray keeping track of the penalties and the ever-watchful| eye on the time clock. Cliff) Gordon will handle the publicity for the team as well as doing the season for Montreal Alou- ettes Friday night and tied Ot- tawa's Bo Scott for second) |place in the Eastern Football| did a brief stint in an old- timers game at Houston. Charles 0. Finley. "How long do you think you the P.A. work. The 'Steelers' open camp on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and will hold two practices Saturday, with the second one called for 2:00 p.m. Coach Jim Cherry will ger, Ivan Davie. Mr. Davie said last night that he was pltased to announce that the Lake Ontario Steel Com- pany have purchased the ad- vertising rights of the hockey club for the coming season and) the team will be known as the, Whitby Lasco Steelers. practices and then practive same tests on Sunday, with two pair a chip fracture that has kept the Yankee right fielder out of the regular lineup since June 28. He has made four pinch - hitting appearances since. Maris injured the hand in a slide home against Minnesota Twins June 20. He missed five days and returned for four be- fore he hurt it again. Maris said he heard something pop when The team will play in the/eyery night next week, at seven eight-team Metro Jr. B League] o'clock. along with Weston Dodgers, West Toronto, -- oo Dixie Beehives, Etobicoke In- dians, 'Markham Seal-O-Waxes Surgery For and St. Michael's College. The Whitby ~, for ~ - A two years have been affiliat with the Oshawa Boston spon- Roger Maris sored Jr. A club, but will revert : to the status of an independent) club, with the spotlight being NEW YORK (AP) -- Roger on local talent. |Maris, who has played in only Manager Davie is hopeful of|46 games this season for Amer- maintaining a.majority of thejican League New York Yan- sc ea g-gn mem nea kees, will undergo surgery on REMEMBER WHEN jhis right hand Tuesday. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Science and sheer strength faced each ether three years ago tonight--in 1962 -- as Sonny Liston challenged Floyd Patterson for his world heavyweight boxing crown. The Chicago fans watched in amazement as Liston knocked out the champion in the first round. Liston repeated the feat the following year and then lost jhe took an awkward swing in to Cassius Clay in the sev- ja game against Washington enth round in 1964. Senators June 28. whip his charges through the| The surgery is intended tq re-| Conference scoring race a Crowd And Mud Blamed For Stock Car Tragedy - jgames, six behin d_ scoring} leader Don Sutherin: of Hamil- |ton TigerCats. Lockett got his team's only touchdown as the Alouettes lost) 114-8 at home to Winnipeg Blue} HULL, Que. (CP) -- The, Bombers in an interlocking| driver of a runaway stock car |game. |that killed one person and in-| Pts'jured 16 Thursday night has 42\blamed track conditions and 36/lack of crowd control for the 36/ tragedy. 22} Raymond Guindon, 23, of Ot-| TOC FGS |Sutherin, H 10 10 Scott, O Lockett, M Racine, O Zuger, H Baker, H Thelen, T Watkins, 0 Dillard, 0 Batten, M emosocooouss 18}day his windshield was cov- 18)ered with mud from the dirt 18/track when he lost control of 18}his racer at nearby Cantley 17| Raceway. Eugene Mineault, 25, of Ot-| = -oooosowroow ; HM wwewwrmoaas wosocooacos spectators crowded along the| top of a six-foot embankment Boxla Hall Open were mowed down and dragged For Nominations _°" moved down a NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.| '"'When the car started to) (CP) --A permanent lacrosse|slide I couldn't see where I} Hall of Fame will be estab-|was going. I went up the bank} lished here, the Canadian La-jon two wheels and then I saw| crosse Association announced/the crowd. They were standing Friday. right on the bank real close to Harry McKnight, chairman of|the track." the CLA board of governors,, TRIGGERS BEDLAM said the hall is to be- located! The accident touched off bed- in a community centre to vo ag at the track. There were | built in 1966 as a centennial/no police or ambulances pres-| project. ent. Spectators took the in-| He said nominations for thejjured to hospital. Six persons first election to the Hall of|/were admitted, two of them in| Fame are open, and will close|serious condition. Most had} Nov, 21, broken limbs. | 22\tawa said in an interview Fri-| nearby Limbour, Que., where tawa died when he and other|--------- Guindon estimated he was! travelling 50 miles an hour at the time. He said the crowd was too close to the track. 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