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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 2, 1963 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts IN ORDER! The trouble with being a "Sports Editor" 'at this time of the year, is that you are trapped between or among a variety of seasons. It's truly hectic! Mind you, it isn't just that the individual teams, with their respective representatives, are up your back, clamoring for a special "plug -- you can expect that, but at playoff time, or at the beginning of a season, you have to contend with the "front men" and they're all the same -- pushing to have their own particular interests promoted, before the sports fans. At the moment, about the only non-contender is Jim Bishop, figure- head of the "Green Gaels". Jim's lacrosse season is over, he emerged on top of the heap and got a lot of "ink" -- so he's content. He's the only one! Walter Rohrer, head of the Oshawa and District Soccer League, is still clamoring (bless him) for more soccer publicity -- even though the Dominion Challenge Trophy final is history. He still has his local "Yeague championship and Lancaster Cup Challenge play to wind up. Oshawa Ski Club, via John Nichols, is "moving in" --with summer training yet--to rate recognition. The various "hunt club" groups are ready to splurge and of course, the local "house leagues" in hockey activity, are all working into their winter season, along with the Oshawa Minor RON BUCHANAN ED WESTFALL was a top scoring star with Oshawa Generals, last sea- son and Bill Bannerman (right) was another popular WHILE MOST FACES in professional hockey are fa- miliar to the ardent hockey fan, when Boston Bruins of the NHL meet Oklahoma member of Oshawa's 1964-65 Blazers, in a_ professional, Junior "A" OHA entry. -Cen- exhibition hockey game, tre is Ed Westfall, a prod- here at the Oshawa Civic ~ uct of the Jshawa Minor Auditorium tonight, these Hockey Association, who has been up in the NHL with three players will be espe- Boston Bruins, now for sev- cially well-known to local Hockey Association. HOCKEY HAS ARRIVED -- via a couple of exhibition | games and the OHA Junior "A" schedule due to open a week from tonight -- so naturally, Wren Blair is in with both feet -- and has been, for more than a week. His 'Generals have been active all this past week and tonight, he's got his "'parents"*-- the Boston Bruins, playing Okla- homa City 'Blazers'? here at the Civic Auditorium. Ron "Bchanan and Bill Bannerman, both members of last year's edition of the Oshawa Generals, will be in uniform tonight for the Oklahoma City team, while Ed, Westfall, Oshawa's | "pnly current homebrew performer in the NHL; will be with Boston Bruins. This game at Civic Auditorium tonight should | be a real attraction. But that doesn't satisfy Wren -- he has to also remind the local fans that Niagara Falls Flyers will be here on Tuesday and that the season's schedule will open a week from tonight. Then we have the Oshawa Vikings, in the midst of their Ontario Assoc. "rugger" cam- paign and doing very well, thank you. Oh yes -- and the 'Ladies' Section of the Oshawa Golf Club, has already held a@ meeting, to formulate their plans for the coming curling season's opening and various bonspiel events. Oshawa Curl- ing Club will, no doubt, be announcing the date of their annual 'Fall Meeting' within a few days, since we hear that they too, plan to have an earlier start than usual. DON'T FORGET "'football" either! After all, this is ac- tually their season, if you want to be strictly "legit" and aside from the magor or "'pro" ranks, we have here at home, our own Junior "Hawkeyes" making a fine bid for a playoff berth and then also, we have about seven or eight "Collegiate" teams in the community, or immediate area, also into schedule play and striving for their own recog- nition. ONCE UPON A TIME -- there was a "'slack season" in sports, during the autumn -- but not anymore. We haven't forgotten -- there's still the World Series to be played! And getting back to the diamond dust, we find local and district softball teams still engaged in their annual bid for cham- pionships. Brooklin "Concretes'" play in Wingham tonight, second game of their OASA Inter. '"'C" Southern Ontario finals. In Brooklin, tonight, we have Kingston Nylons meet- ing St. Catharines "Mi-Macs" at 8:00 o'clock, in the third and deciding game of their Southern Ontario finals, "Inter. Industrial playoffs ... HERE AT HOME, at Alex- "andra Park tontght, it's Jay Cees vs Genosha Aces, third | game of their 3-out-of-5 series while Sunday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, finds Gale's Lumber facing Bad Boys in the third 'game of their 3-out-of-5 title round UAWA LEAGUE semi-finals are being played this afternoon, two brackets, |%! with two games scheduled and 'f a third is necessary, | they'll play it tomorrow afternoon ... YEP! It's the same old story -- "summer sports" are never over before Thanks- ~giving Day -- and by that time, football is at the mid- "season stage and hockey has already started. There's no such thing as a slack season! | Drop Sonny Listo From Ring Ratings NEW YORK (AP)--Sonny Lis-| Welterweight: Emile Griffith, ton former world heavyweight|New York, champion. 1. Luis champion, has been dropped| Rodriguez, Miami, Fla.; 2. Man- from the Ring Boxing Ratings|uel Gonzalez, Odessa, Tex.; in the magazine's latest release.| Willie Ludick South Africa. Harold Johnson, former light} Junior welterweight: Carlos heavyweight champion, also has Hernandez, Venezuela, cham-| 'been dropped because of inac-'pion. 1. Jose Napoles, Mexico; tivity. 2, Adolph Pruit, St. Louis; 3.| Vicene Saldivar of Mexico,|Eddie Perkins, Chicago. who retained his world feather-| Lightweights: Ismael Laguna, "weight title in a tough 15-round|Panama, champion. 1. Carlos) bout with Howard Winstone in/Ortiz, New York; 2. Niccolin London, was named Fighter of|/Loche, Argentina: 3, Paul Arm- the Month. sead, Los Angeles. The ratings: Junior lightweight: Gabriel Heavyweight: Cassius Clay, (Flash) Elorde, Philippines, Louisville, champion. 1. Floyd|champion. 1. Love _ Allotey,| Patterson, New York; 2. Ernie Ghana: 2. Johnns Bizzarro, Terrell, Chicago; 3. George Chu- Erie, Pa.; 3. Teuro Kosaka, valo, Toronto, Canada. Japan. | Light heavyweight: Jose Tor' Featherweight: Viceno Saldi-| res, New York, champion. 1. var, Mexico, champion. 1. Mit-| Wayne Thornton, Fresno, Calif.; |sunori Seki, Japan; 2. Howard} 2. Gregorie Peralta, Argentina; Winstone, Wales; 3, Carlos Ca-| 3. Mauro Mina, Peru. nete, Argentina. Middleweight; Joey Giardello, Bantamweight: Fighting Ha- "Cherry Hill, N.J. champion. 1.\rada, Japan, champion. 1. Eder} Dick Tiger, Nigeria; 2. Nino'Jofre, Brazil: 2. Jesus Pimen-| "Benvenuti, Italy; 3. Luis Fol-tal, Los Angeles: 3. Joe Medel,| ledo, Spain. Mexico, | peers Flyweight: Salvatore Burruni,! Hirouuki| 1 - . ' jltaly, champion. 1. Oil Kings Ebihara, Japan; 2. Horacio Ac-| : cavallo, Argentina; 3. Pone| ' Kingpetch, Thailand. EDMONTON (CP)--Alberta s representatives of the Canadian On Olympic Travel| Amateur Hockey Association } - have decided to amend a ruling ROME (AP) -- Representa- that would have forced the Ed-jtives of 71 national Olympic} monton Oil Kings to play in ajcommit tees unanimously ap- recognized Junior A league or|proved a Russian resolution face explusio m Memorial'Friday calling for unrestricted Cup competition. travel for athletes competing inj The controversial ruling was international sports events. | drawn up by the CAHA at its} The Soviet proposal stressed] annual meeting in May. The|"the necessity of organizing of-| Oil Kings, perennial Memorial ficial events only in those coun-| Cup finalists, protested on the|tries guaranteeing entry visa to! «grounds the Alberta Juniorjathletes and officials." | League did not want, and was! Some Western nations in the not ready for the Oil Kings. Oiljpast have refused 'visas and Kings played last season in the|travel permits to athletes rep- Intermediate A Central Albertajresenting East Germany. This League. jhas led to boycotts by other Saskatchewan and B.C. rep-jcommunist nations, Israel also resentatives voted against the/has been barred from some in- amendment in a mail vote,|ternational competitions be while Alberta, Ontario and Que-jcause of pressure by Arab na bec were in favor. tions, | Russia Lifts hoe Lose In London on a three-way play with Gou- in the llet and St. Jacques, made it | 2-1. jer, |Clark -made it 3-1, on a solo lefort. Five minutes later, Jack hockey enthusiasts. Ron eral seasons, playing both "Bucky" Buchanan (left), on the wing and on defence. Weary Generals Oshawa Generals, a '"'tired}Generals, to make it 3-2, but team" following their hectic|that proved their final scoring hectic week of pre-schedule| success. games, dropped a 5-2 decision} DelPapa, with help to London, last night in London,| Tremblay and Goulet, test with dignity and respect.j/and Cook's second goal, again Generals were without Wayne} on a pass from Goulet, complet- Cashman, Danny O'Shea Chris Hayes and Barry Wilkins) period. and were playing their fifth; Generals game in seven days, team, they were "'tired". Boston Bruins played Okla-jand had to be content homa City last night in Niagara/stressing defensive play, Falls and although defeated 4-2, FIRST PERIOD the "Blazers" extended the| }- Oshawa, Line (Orr Bruins in a fine effort. These) 3: London, Cook with 8.52) i = (Goulet, St. Jacques) two clubs clash spain, at Osh Penalties -- Orr and Brewer. awa Civic Auditorium on Sat-| SECOND PERIOD Pont 4, London, Clark iis he urday night. o > 5. Oshawa, Brewer 7.54 Oshawa Generals have one! & ondon, DelPapa |more pre - schedule exhibition| | (Tremblay, Goulet) 11.03} game on tap, against Niagara jeindel, Falls Flyers, here at Civic Au- Orr and Tremblay. THIRD PERIOD | ditorium, on Tuesay night. Se ee Muad cat OSHAWA SCORES FIRST Tremblay | BILL BANNERMAN Buchanan and Bannerman are both making strong bids to become members of the Oklahoma City Blazers, a pro "farm team" for the parent Boston NHL Hockey Club. Mor. Mele Says Jim Grant His First Pitcher MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Jim Grant, the American League' victories, | will pitch the first game of the} World Series for Minnesota) vith possibly the best record in our club has nothing to do with but manager Sam Mele . pitch fop winner with 21 Twins, is not positive who will in the second game. from| Mele confirmed Friday that) sion over St. James Rods in the dian Rugby Union which pro-| at 11.03,|Grant definitely will open the! ---- -- but still came out of the con-| made it 4-2 for the homesters|series for the Twins in the first) 18-game_ winner} Women Golfers | game here Wednesday. It will be and| ed the scoring, early in the third|Jim Kaat or Camilio Pascual, | who goes after his 10th triumph!| held their own in|Saturday against Los Angeles| Ready To Curl | so, as a\the first half of the game, but|after missing six weeks with in the second half, they tired muscle surgery, in the second) game Thursday. "Right now," Mele said. "It) Oshawa Golf Club, was held this| etd be Pa cond week, at the home of the 1965-66 |The third game next Saturday, | 9.4) it would be any of the three, de-' pending on how Grant feels.' Mele plans to use Jim Perry and Merritt and Dave Boswell Penalties -- Goulet, Beverly, Tremblay, jong relief pitchers in the se-| discussed Worthington,|along with various bonspiel ar-} and Billy! rangements, for the coming sea-| ries,' with Al Johnny Klippstein Pleis as the short relievers. --~|51-0 before an almost - empty veteran| plans for the opening of the La- rookies Jimjdies' curling season, at OGC, as.on Monday, November 1, were, East York Argo's Coach Criticizes Pro Support And that was what Bennett meant when he said the pros aren't doing anything for minor football, By JAC KSULLIVAN Canadian final in Winnipeg a 'The ete tells a club ho Canadian Press Sports Editor ;Y&ar 480. . many. players and officials it The other Argos? They made|can take to a Canadian final. "The Canadian Footballjit to the East-West Grey Cup] East York apparently wanted to *» 0, here's . They were 0 for minor foarte! in Canada. eoniute: train but they didn't want 'thee That's a sweeping indictment) «phey don't pay much more They wanted to go by plane, and Herb Cappozzi, generallthan one-quarter of our annual| And we paid the difference be- manager of British Columbia) pudget. I won't tell you what tween train and plane fares," Lions, could shoot it down with| our budget is (another source} Apart from this talk, it would a bunch of figures. And Lew| said it was close to $10,000) andjappear that Argonauts made Hayman, managing director of] they give us hand - me - down|hay with the East York Argos the Toronto Argonauts, didn't] equipment and uniforms. We're| this season, | waste any time doing it. thankful for that. The Eastern Conference club The speaker was a man| "But every player on this|called up 10 East Yorkers and deeply involved in the minor|club had to dig down for $20|six--at last count, anyway-- 'sine of his own money to get tojare still on the roster. They| ~~ Winnipeg last year when we)are: | He is coach John Bennett of} won the Canadian final. Tackles Walt Balasiuk and, Toronto East York Argonauts of "My beef is against the Argo- John Vilunas, quarterback Gord| the senior Ontario Rugby Foot-\yayt club management, not|McTaggart, end Bob Blair,| ball Union. He made his state-| .ith coach Bob Shaw who has|flanker Pete Warren and cor. - in an Sesh ota rd ed been extremely good to us. I/ner linebacker Pete Martin. night, minutes after Mis ClUD) have no knock against Shaw in| The price Argonaut aot galloped over London Lords! any way." Hayman saya i's cg | gti mg it ' | house in Toronto. PULLS NO PUNCHES on ait as OF eee me What Bennett undoubtedly layman came out swinging. /--certainly has to be a cheap, | "East York Argos are fully! way of getting pro players. \ EXPERIENCED TRANSPORT DRIVERS WANTED... Must be familior with Toronto ond District. Union shop, Ap- ply in person, 8 4.m, te 5 p.m. B. & R. Transport ~ LTD. 401 Dunlop St. East WHITBY, ONTARIO | meant was that CFL clubs could owned by the East York Argos.| | do a lot more to help minor foot- They are not a farm club of| | ball. Specifically, he took off on ours.. We've been through this] Civil Service of Canada | Argonauts. |hassle ages and ages ago. We \contribute annually to East 21 WINS IN ROW York Argos and we get the right CONSULTANT, HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION, university gra- duate, exerienced in health or hospital administration, Na- tional Health and Welfare, Ottawa. $14,100-$15,100. 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