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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, June 13, 1966 iSPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor FELIX CAPPELLA, the newest sensation in Canadian heel-and-toe racing, captured the Canadian 20-mile walking championship on Saturday in the fastest time ever recorded in this country, shattering the previous record set by Alex Oakley of Oshawa, by more than 13 minutes -- which is a tremendous cut off any track record time. Alex finished second in Saturday's gruelling grind, a full two minutes be- hind the 36-year-old Italian walker, who makes his home in Midiand. Alex's own time on Saturday was a full 10 minutes better than his own previous record, but not nearly good enough. He matched strides with Cappella for the first 16 miles but faded in the home stretch, although still far ahead of third-place finisher Pat Farrelly of Hamilton. Yvon Groulx of Montreal was fourth. The latter stayed with Cap- pella and Oakley for the first 12 miles, The Oshawa walker, tops in the sport for many years, is making a comeback after a two-year layoff, following the Olympic Games at Tokyo. He represented Canada in the Olympics at Melbourne, Rome and Tokyo. In 1963 he won a gold medal for Canada in the Pan-American Games, at Brazil. Cappella, who came to Canada in 1956, didn't take up competitive walking until five years ago and last summer, he captured the Canadian championship, here in Oshawa. GREEN GAELS moved into a tie for first place, along- side Mimico "Mounties", when the Long Branch Castrolites visited Oshawa on Saturday night. This was the game that had been postponed from Wednesday, due to examinations. A crowd of 800 was on hand for the game, not large enough to suggest that Saturday would be a more popular night for Oshawa's "home games" but still a respectable turnout. Gaels Too Strong For Castrolites } By DON McKINNON | Times Sports Writer 2S se eee cnt at the Ontario Junior A Lacrosse 'Association game Saturday 'night, it looked as if a beefy Long Branch team might be a |strong opponent for Oshawa iGreen Gaels. | The rest of the game proved | different, however, as the Green Gels beat Castrolites 16-9. Long Branch came out on the floor looking for its second win of the season. Castrolites kept Gaels penned in their own end for the first two minutes until Brian Thompson took a pass from Phil Clayton and went down to score at 2.29. Neil Armstrong, Ross Jones and Gaylord Powless had their jand the goal post. | Powless was quarterbacking ithe play in Long Branch"s end but couldn't find any open re- jceiver, so he commenced to barrage the goal area with a ser- lies of underhand shots. He hit the goal post and cross bar no less than three times. problems with Castrolites' goalie! jeight goals to Long Branch's jone. | The second period was high- lighted by the Gaels' attack ana some fancy. stickwork by Pow- jless and Jones. | Powless opened the scoring ispree of the Gaels with a goal lat 24 seconds. Armstrong stole ithe ball at centre a minute ilater and dumped one behind | Welch. With two men short, the Gaels' Jones scored two quick ones, one from behind his neck as he flew by Welch, and another, eight seconds later, with an un- derhand shot. Long Branch's only goal of the second period came at 17 minutes, when Wayne Copeland took a pass from Pete Som- merville and beat Mery Mar- ishall with a quick side shot. Gary Lopak started in goal for the Gaels in the third period. He allowed five goals. A total of 25 penalties were handed out by referees. Ron Pet- tibone of Brampton and Art Rattle of Cooksville. The Gaels drew 13 and Long Branch 12. Jim Higgs one goal and two as- sists, | wer TATKING -- Tonight,| om Hastings Legionnaires are in the Civic Auditorium. Coach Jim Bishop of Green Gaels says that the two big scoring guns of the Junior circuit will be battl- ing against each other in Jim Paterson of Hastings and Gay- lord Powless of the Gaels. Bish- op is confident that Gaels will win against the "strong" Hast- ings club. Jim Higgs and Dave Keenan will be out of action, due to exams, as well as Don Stinson, who is serving the last of his six game suspension... Powless now has 75 points to lead the league in points. He has 28 goals and 47 assists. Jones has 30 goals and 10 as- sists, and leads the junior' league in goals. Paterson of} Hastings picked up 14 points on) Saturday to: put him within] seven points of Powless. Rodgers Cops CONLIN SCORES THREE Redmen Impressive Subduing Athletics By CLIFF GORDON | Rrooklin Redmen came up with an impressive win in the! Brooklin arena on Saturday night, downing the revamped St. Catharines Athletics 13-8 in a spirited Ontario Senior A la-. crosse game. Redmen were never headed. They led 4-1 at the end of the, first, 8-5 at the end of the sec- ond and then turned on the heat, in the final 20 minutes of play. Tom Conlin, making his first start of the season before the home fans, was the big scoring ace for Brooklin as he trigger-, ed three goals and picked up as| Nurse, CKLB Post Wins many assiss. 'Ths, brings he! Nurse Chevrolet advanced in two games, having played his) into the second round of the|first game in Toronto against) playoffs for the UAW picnic|the Maple Leafs on Wednesday! tournament championship as) night. they blanked Ontario Steel Pro-| Ken "Red" Crawford, Ken' ducers 20-0 in UAW softball ac- | icy "In smother game' cxts| Peterboro Tykes '| KEN LOTTON day. In another game, CKLB squeezed by North Texaco, 10-) a | Lotton and Elmer Tran each, Don Crocker, first-string goal- fired a pair of goals, with 'sin-|ie of Mimico Mounties of the ace, i Taeee Niavic | Junior A league. got the call Don Riding, Bob Hanna and'for the first two periods, and Dave O'Brien. Davis added four he played well, despite being assists for a five-point night,.somewhat jitiery in the sec- Hanna had three helpers to ond stanza as the big guns of make his total four on the even- St. Catharines peppered him ing. jwith some hard ones ... Jim McGrath was the only re-| Brian Bremner, who has played peat scorer for the visitors as well with Whitby Lasco Steelers he triggered three, all in the, Of the Junior B league, got the final period. Sandy Doberstein,|nod from the Brooklin team for Bey. McCallom, Scott Galloway, the final period. This young 16- Jack Timlock and Art Graham year-old really showed well. He added singles. plays a different style to Drys- Brooklin, easy winners by an dale and Crocker, as he goes 18-1 cqunt at the Brooklin|down 4 lot, but his reflexes arena just one weck previous, 47 tremendous. He drew many over a shorthanded St. Kitts') rounds of applause for his quick team, found matters much dif-|@¢tions in Saturday night's win. ferent in Saturday night's game., The next game for Brooklin St. Kitts had a full team and) will be Wednesday night, wher it was ready on the floor in|they will play host to Bramp- time for the opening whistle. | ton Excelsiors, Brooklin manag Brooklin was the one with ed to gain its first win of the some problems, not in the mat- season at the expense of Bramp- ter of enough players, but num-|ton on a 14-11 overtime victory ber one goalie Gary Drysdale|that had the fans sitting on was out with an injured knee. the edge of their seats. Dave Welch, Castrolites' goal-| Goals for Long Branch came! ie made fantastic saves on Arm-|from Stan Cox, two, lan Orr, | strong and Jones, One of Jones'|two, Al Valilee, Kevin Boss, | attempts was on a clear break-|Terry McKinley, Sommerville | | Ken Howard and Earl Robin-| Buick Open 'son provided the winning com-| GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP)ibination for Nurse. Howard al- Top Legionnaires In Eastern Ontario Baseball! Association Tyke League sched- away; he shot low, but Welch/and Copeland, each with single! an unusually long putter and an|towed three hits while striking J } taal ¥ kicked it aside. counters. : -|unorthodox grip may hav lout six, and Robinson, who re- UNIOR "A Gaels didn't seem up to par) Points for Gaels came from:| prompted a few snickers from|tired him in the fourth, had a no- in the first period. Their passes| Ross Jones, four and two assists,| the fans, but Phil Rodgers is|hitter, fanning four. |were off and checking was lack-|Powless, three goals and four/so9 999 richer and leading the| piji' vawien it a ti run |feated Oshawa Legionnaires ling. In the second, after a stim-|assists, Neil Thompson two goals} Professional Golfers Association| homer in the second while Ron| 12:8: lulating pep talk by coach Bish-|and one assist, Phil Clayton,| money list today because of it j 4 ; op, they came back and scored'three goals and four assists, and ' y > |Denny added a three-run triple iF intite : ae | ~-- Rodgers shot four birdies andjin the fifth and a two-run single|<.; igs Sea .,|strikeouts but the Oshawa lads was one over par only once in jin the second. Doubles were hit) i nicked him for an even ltwo rounds Sunday as he took/by Hootch Lyon, Ron McKee-| goven hits with Bill Heard and |a two-stroke victory in the ninth |gan, Vic Grabkou, Howard, two,|Orten Taylor gach having a) |annual $100,000 Buick open golf|Bob Strutt, with two, and Le5 |two-bagger 'sik a aincte 8 | tournament. ' Reid. Singles were hit by Strutt, | Gary Sherban. on ihe 'ind His rounds were 70-73-71-70--|Grabkou, Howard, Earl Chap-|,.." te a | : 7 s for Oshawa, gave up 16 hits, | 284. ple, Jim Strachan and Lawson.| pit) Vitarelli being the big gun The cheque which matched; pits for OSP came gs ONHL Clubs End Season At Annual Trophy Night nnual Lzophy Night | : ajyva's clean-cut win over Long Branch, Hastings Legion- | \the one he collected for winning |Fiury, Perrin and Black. tonliey winds ck ee naires, playing at home, thumped Huntsville 22-12, with Jim | Cheers, jeers and a turkey) Seated at the head table|the Doral Open earlier this!ing pitcher for OSP was Wilf, |five trips to the plate. Patterson's contribution being three goals and 11 assists. /dinner highlighted a banquet|were: Alderman Murdoch, F. vear. upped his winnings $57,-\who gave up 17 hits and five! Each team committed four That's a lot of assists for one player to get in 22 goals. We | given by the Central Council of Eleggett, C. Lavallee, first vice- 574.64. walks érrots : hope that Hastings hasn't "forgotten" »ne of their game |the Neighborhood Association) president of the CCNA, J. Wil-| Third - round leader Johnny! Things seemed even in the one score-sheets. Remember, this happer t summer ll |and the Neighborhood Associa-|liamson, president of the neigh-| Potts and Kermit Zarley settled other game between CKLB and at once, instead of an Oshawa Green Gael being out in iront |tion sports committee, in the|borhood Association Sports|/for a tie for second place at/North Texaco until the sixth in- in the point-scoring race, we suddenly found a Hastings' | Woodview Community Centre,|Committee, R. Guiltinan, first/ 286. Another stroke back were|/ning when CKLB exploded for player as the leader, We note that the report out of Hastings (Saturday. vice-president NASC, D. Bayus,/ Fred Marti and Tony Lema. four runs. P. Watson started tabs Petterson as the league's leading point-getter, but the Special awards were present- second vice-president NASC, D.| Rodgers qualified for this|things rolling with a double OLA official score-sheet, received this morning, lists Osh- |ed to the referees for their fine|Gorman, treasurer NASC, Pat) week's United StatesOpen in|which scored A. Prentice. awa's Gaylord Powless as leading, with 28 goals and 47 as- |Work in the ONHL during the McGarrity, Oshawa Recreation) San Francisco in a sections!. In the third inning, B. sists, for a 75-point total. Patterson is second with 20-48--63 | Winter, and also to the various| Department and Ted McComb, qualifier at a Detroit area Osbourne hit a two-run homer, total. These two players will be watched like hawks, when |teams and individual players) referee-in-chief. course Tuesday. jwhile R. Wallace and B, Mof- the two teams clash at the Civic Auditorium here tonight. | who were outstanding in their) - seeRgR BNE | In his unique putting stule he|fat added singles, bringing This game between Hastings and Green Gaels gives the field throughout the hockey sea- | shoves the handle of his 39%- CKLB back from a 6-3 deficit. | tuntsville 22 Hastings 13 Oshawa team the chance to move into first place, alone, and | 5°". |inch putter against his stomach) Losing pitcher was M. Foster,| it's the only Junior 'A' game scheduled until Friday, One of Guy Charbonneau was award- and spreads his hands apart be-/ who allowed 11 hits and 10 runs.) é Ontario Junior B the season's bigger crowds is expected to be-on hand to see ed the most' valuable player fore taking his stroke. _|The winner was Moffat. | Whitby 10 Mimico 6 tonight's game. In OLA Senior 'A' action on Saturday, jaward, and in presenting | the ae jule action, here at Alexandra |Park on Sunday afternoon, |Peterborough youngsters § de- The regular Monday night dates have been established by Oshawa's Green Gaels and the choice is logical, since such weekend activities as fishing trips, cottage jaunts or house- hold shopping, do not interfere. Saturday's game started slowly -- perhaps Gaels had trouble sorting out their team- mates, since the Long Branch uniforms, mainly of green- and-white, clashed with the Oshawa suits. We noted the Long Branch goalie had red pants and this provided an adequate contrast. A suggestion for friend Fred Whalley -- how about having the OLA executive take steps, for next season, to see that teams with similar colors, take the neces- sary precaution to make sure that design provides as much contrast as possible? GOT SIDETRACKED aa liftle there, but getting back to the gutted-stick action of the weekend, in addition to Osh- | Welsh, the young Liftlock) \City hurler, chalked up nine} Oshawa Green Gaels --VS-- Hastings Legionnaires TONITE 8:30 P.M, @ Adults 1.25 @ Students 75¢ @ Children 50¢ Subscribers "Use Ticket Series No, § LACROSSE SCORES mE oy PRE Peterborough 4 Brampton 6 | St. Catharines 8 Brooklin 13 | Ontario Junior A Long Branch 9 Oshawa 16 St. Catharines 10 Brampton 15 ROSS JONES AUDITORIUM BUSES leeve Sim- 4 Bond Sts. at Easy Triumph |trophy to Guy, Alderman Hay- t l Brooklin defeated an improved St. Catharines team 13-8, ; : 3 ward Murdoch, chairman of the In Oshawa Soccer League ee ne a a par park, property and -- action during the weekend at| and three assists, for Brooklin. Big w set of the weekend was Ppesenel: at & ee ee: oo a ; , & UP' ew the boys try to be champions,|Local 222 5-2 in the first game Brampton's win over the league - leading Peterborough /eyen in their daily lives, and,|while Italia blanked Malata 13-0 Pepsi's, in a low-scoring 6-4 contest, played at Port Credit. (he said, 'You'll find that you'lljin the second. GALE LUMBER, undefeated league-leaders of the Osh- | all be at the top." Scoring for Ukraina were §. awa City and District Softball Association's 'Major League" Charbonneau scored 17: goals,|Anastasizevich with a pair, face the acid test this week. They have five wins and a tie | drew 20 assists and had a total|while E. Dziama, Paul Dowha- and by the end of the week, they could find themselves back {point figure of 37 for the Con- liuk and A. Simon added with the pack or far enough in front, that they could per- naught team to win the trophy. | singles. For Local 222, it was haps have first place clinched. The test is that they play Stephen McLaughlin of East-|Ken Couie and Ianari, each three successive nights this week, starting tomorrow night, For "LIKE NEW" Performance REPLACE WITH THE REAL McCOY ! GM PART %*% COILS \view hockey team was award- with singles. > led the trophy for the most out-/ H. Jeckel sparked his Italia OT cea ae shi we has ae pandas standing goalie of the league.|team to victory with six goals: i Ei ciaatanladoas "B- \In 17 games, McLaughlin allow-/He had support from Lopes ed 11 goals and had seven shut-|and Didanieli, with two each, . L outs for a goal average of 0.65.'and Cucianato, Pedretti and eaners Bats X lo e He was presented with the! Pucic, each with one. Freddy award by F. Pleggett; presi-/Rohr collected..the..shutout.for » dent of the Central Council of Italia. : the Neighborhood Association. Future games for the first Against East York Club Other trophies were present- division will be June 14, when dto the A and B_ division|the Rangers take on Italia and Oshawa Acadian Cleaners put/a game started in Toronto last| champions and finalists, as well June 16, Thistles versus Rang- together good pitching, timely|Friday which had to be halted'as the ONHL Tyke Sportsman- ers. Both games are at Lake- hitting and almost perfect field-;/because of a power failure. 'ship award to J. Hurper. iview Park, starting at 6.30 Leaside Junior Baseball League - ee -- victory at Kinsmen Stadium Sat urday. Cleaners, scoring in every in ning but the fifth, waltzed to an easy 15-4 triumph over East York Kinsmen, with pitcher Stan Price limiting the visitors to a single through the first | seven innings. Prionged turns at bat in the sixth and seventh by Cleaners caused Price to lose some of his effectiveness, with Kinsmen | tagging him for three hits | the seventh, three in the eighth) and two in the ninth, but he} was still an easy winner. | Wayne Cookson continued his strong hitting for Cleaners with four singles; including a triple in the first inning. He also drew a walk and stole home on the hind leg of a double-steal in the first inning. Eric Peterson also connected) for a triple for Cleaners while Price and bantam 'Ted Me- Comb each hit a double Price gave up a pair of walks and struck out seven batters. In the seventh he worked his way out of a bases loaded, one out situation without allowing a run but in the eighth, Kinsmen push ed home two runs as Ken Weese tripled with two on. Kinsmen added another pair in the ninth on a triple by Fred Norman. Cleaners scored twice in the first inning, Cookson stealing home and Peterson driving in the second run with his triple A pair of walks and Cookson's single scored another run in the second: In the third, Peterson walked, scored on a balk. A walk plus singles by Tony Jones and Brian, Boyd tallied another run in the fourth There's no such thing as an unimportant stop! When your brakes are worn, install genuine General Motors Brake Parts -- the Real McCoy! % AIR CLEANERS % PLUGS % OIL FILTERS % HOSES % FAN BELTS For trouble free Summer Driving, have your car tuned now by the OMS Servicemen. Cleaners sewed up the game in the sixth with four runs, al though they collected only three hits, and they pushed home two more in the seventh. Pat Watters singled home three runs in the eighth Inning to give him five runs batted in for the game but was erased himself in a long run down as he tried for second base. 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