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CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE Woods Spill Rexcos Tighten League Race Schedule action in the Osh-,the fourth, for the final run of Keys and a sacrifive fly by awa Civil coo gee Pca ne the game. |Hall. In the fifth, Rundie's miLeague test nicht, produc 2 ONTARIO STEEL WINS 'scored their other two on hits fo tighien the league race. and], marie Steel continued thelr ito erss an tailed oot. nning ways, wi 4 ; ny interest to the 1966 caM-|the first half of the double- a Neogene Max- Pe ood's Transport defeated the header, beating Scott's Chicken ag the, fret pena fag a league-leading Rexco's 6-0 a' {Villa 6-2, errors, @ walk and hits by Me- of the sae lwinners, Twice he was injcomkey and Cornish. They "putty". McHugh pitched the|trouble in the early stages but 'aa aan caf arabe Fam shutout for. Woods, scattering! weird basé-running énabled the in the sixth. Haire's homer was 4 Steelers to pull off double-plays | 4 re ™~ fret : bo nate and and get out of trouble. oe b. blow a Pat Rovoge but ae Roxte's loaded the Pint Scott's got their two runs in| Gaus eae hae then or Mga in the first frame, on singles by |the fourth, on a walk to Terry,| Brian Wright and Roger Dou- doubles by Kunkel and Hoard, | FOLEY'S BEAT EXCELSIORS cette, plus a walk to Vaughan |Plus a chore P Bing Bagong In another schedule tilt, at Brooks. They did it again in the Radio Park, Foley's Plumbing sixth, on a walk to Reid Mc- the fourth, on two successive 4 4 A ; blanked DeHart's Excelsiors Connell and singles by Doucette |e™tors that let Wilf Eldridge and Rick Craggs, they score. In the fifth, they added!" ; *, three runs, on two errors, two path ora 0 salhag gay Bit walks and a single by Dolak, | Bill Giddings was the losing who relieved -- Gavel in the pitcher. A single by Hardy and |fourth. Francis Bradley walked a costly infield error, following | in the seventh and got home| a wild pitch, gave Woods their for the winners' sixth and final first run, at the start. They 6 THE OSHAWA TIMED, Tuesdey, July 12, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell PAitas Ce eletteded | aaania snenvesw te Sports THE ALL-ONTARIO Junior Softball Tournament, for 1966, 'is now history but. the success of the 9th edition of this sports classic will be remembered by all who attended, as one of the most successful ever held, And in spite of the thousands of softball fans obliged to give their children an outing at the annual UAW Picnic, there were stil] more than a thousand people who took in the day's action, which got underway at one o'clock and lasted until a couple of min- utes before 11:00 p.m. There were nearly a _thousand_on hand for the final game and they enjoyed a treat. Bob Eccles, the husky hurler from Galt, who is no stranger to tournament play here (the Galt Slees won it in 1963, as a Juvenile team) completed the iron man's task, Galt played four games and Eccles saw action in all four, He pitched a total of 24 innings and. had the amazing total of 42 strikeouts. And he didn't allow a single run all day -- until there were two out, in the last inning of the final game, Galt Slees had to go 14 innings to eliminate Woodstock 'Flat Tires", Niagara Falls McRaes held them to 1-0; they beat out-Osh- awa Scugog Cleaners in the semi-finals 3-0 and won the final, over Scarborough Glass, 3-1. The visiting teams had nothing but praise for the tournament and the officers and volunteer _ workers for the Oshawa City and District Softball Association, for their great job. A couple of the teams, making their first visit to the Oshawa All-Ontario tournament, were amazed at the accommodations for such an event, available in Alexandra Park, There were four tournament games going on at one time -- with a baseball game being played on the big "hardball" diamond, at the same time, 'Alexandra Park, for the big win| Ross Gavel started for the) 7, | John Sharpe pitched the shut- out for the Plumbers, giving up only two hits. Foley's got to pitcher Watson for one run in the first; another in the fifth and clinched it with a pair in the sixth, Ben Woods, Grant DeMille, Sharpe THE BALL IS ON ITS WAY AND THE BATTER IS SWINGING the traditional UAW League. entries. the. plate -- but the batter on the diamond, the defend- highlights of the annual Above, the cameraman is ready, he has started his ing team -- and the um- "Union Picnic' at Lake- catches some spirited ac- swing. In the foreground, pire -- wait to see what view Park, is the action in tion in a playoff game. The both wearing masks, can be will happen. the big softball tournament, pitcher has delivered -- the seen the heads of the um- always a feature for the ball is on its way towards pire and catcher, while out Clayton-Jones Duo One of JIM BISHOP was delighted with the showing of his Green Gaels, at the Civic Auditorium last night. They ad- ministered a terrific trouncing to the St. Catharines Super- tests with Phil Clayton scoring six goals while Ross Jones popped in five more, Assists were collected, as were the Oshawa goals, in bunches, like grapes. Bishop was gloating over the walloping his boys gave St. Kitts. His glee stemmed from his own personal conviction that his Green Gaels had played the finest lacrosse game since the team was organ- ized. We can understand Jim's enthusiasm and last night's --Oshawa Times Photo added two in the second on FUELMEN DUMP RUNDLES (and Gerry Garnet, with his jand Piper's timely double. ity Fuels walloped Rundle Gar-| were the big hitters for Foley's. In the third, Hardy opened den Centre 13-3, in a clean-cut |- 5 ---- on an error and a walk to Walt Haluka pi Barker, followed by McAvoy's|for the Fuelmen, giving up a - \Jim Harris homered to open walk to Knocker plus a hit by Playoffs At OLBC | vee apres staat SIE ca ans ~| Representatives of 19 clubs LACROSSE SCORES | lin District 14 will the and second Ontario Lacrosse' Association | f rounds of the Provincial Junior A | |W jciation doubles playdowns, this St. Catharines 3 Oshawa 24 Wednesday, at Oshawa Lawn Junior B singles by McHugh and Gaskell! At Thornton's Corners, Qual-/two-run homer in the sixth, with a double, Roberts was safe | win. | ' itched the win) Women's Doubles single, produced two more runs. run in the first inning on al | ; si LJ ' play By THE CANADIAN PRESS aycees Ip eop e S a | "\preliminary, first : omen's Lawn Bowling Asso- Mimico 16 Long Branch 14 Bowling Club. display certainly was a splendid performance of ball-pass- ing, ball-control and solid teamwork, but in branding in their 'best game' we feel he's not allowing enough for the lack of opposition. We can recall the Green Gaels having Mimico 9 Ohsweken 12 Ontario Junior A WL FF APG Gen - Auto Edge Port Perry duel and | : Three preliminary round between, Home - run hitting strength|games will be played in the Andy Konopacki Hank |proved the deciding factor for|morning. During the afternoon A pitchers' Sparks Gaels' Win 120 39|Kaleta resulted in a 2-1 deci-|Gen-Auto as they had .two\the first and second rounds of 175 39| Sion for Jaycees over People's homers, by Lloyd Woods and|the knockout series will be 200 2¢| Clothing, in an Oshawa and Dis-|Mike Mothersill. Mothersill also | played with 16 pairs taking part 994 16\trict Juvenile League softball |hit a triple, scoring one run and | in the 15-end games. played some superb games -- against opposition so strong that the result was in doubt until the final whistle, 16 1 15 3 13 5 0 285 0 253 0 252 Oshawa a long way from the beginning | Mimico : of the season." Toronto SPORTS SHORTS -- When the OLA executive, some of them, held their meeting here in Oshawa Friday night, they finally ruled on the 'Pat' Baker case. Baker was given his release -- he'll now play goal for Peterborough Seniors, while Brooklin Club will be re-imbursed to the tune of $400.00. A nice cozy piece of shamateur sport manipulation, yes? .. . GAYLORD POWLESS wasn't in uniform last night, so he didn't get a chunk of that piece of scoring cake that was handed out, but he still is far out in front, in the scoring race, with 132 points, 48 goals and 84 assists, a 31-point lead over runner-up Jim Paterson of Hastings. Oshawa's Ross Jones is the league's top actual goal-scorer, with 62 goals and he's third in the scoring race .. . JOHNNY DAVIS, ex- Oshawa Green Gael, is leading the Senior 'A' scoring race, He collected 16 points last week, for a 68 total, on 28 goals and 30 assists, His brother, Terry, playing with Brooklin, picked up only nine points last week and slipped to second place, with 66. Billy Armour of Peterborough has 54... AL PATERSON of Pickering was one of four Toronto area players tied for top, in the qualifying round in the East- Central section of the Ontario Amateur Golf Championship play at Cherry Downs yesterday. The four all had cards of 73, Other qualifiers included Bob Bradley of Oshawa with 77 and Larry Heffering of Oshawa, with 79... CITY AND DISTRICT Juvenile League playoffs start tonight, with Jay- cees, who upset the People's Clothing boys 2-1 last night, meeting Gen-Auto Shippers in the first game of their 2-out- of-3 semi-final round, at North Oshawa Park, 6:15 p.m. Sec- ond game is on Sunday afternoon, 2:00 o'clock, at Alex- andra Park, The winner meets People's for the champion- ship and OASA playoff rights ... HERB CHESEBROUGH, city welfare administrator, joined the exclusive hole-in-one club on Saturday morning, when he used his No. 9 iron on the 140-yard 8th hole, at King West Golf club. He was play- ing with Barney Lewis, local director of the Children's Aid Society. Chesebrough's ball appeared to drop just at the front of the elevated green but when they got there -- the green was like Mother Hubbard's cupboard, To Herb's sur- prise and delight, they found the ball had trickled into the cup, 1 6 0 6 1 ou 8 0 20 1 A q PHIL CLAYTON Macdonald Ford offers. you the best new car in tqwn plus a pocket full of Savings ' . we offer instont fi- noncing, instant delivery and we are equipped to service what we sell. Ties Up Jets For Shutout By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS;Rochester Red Wings shut out Jacksonville pitcher Tom Sea-|Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0, ver has pushed his International. In the first Syracuse-Buffalo League strikeout figure to 112 game, Zanni helped his own for the season. He struck out 10 cause by batting in the decisive Columbus Jets in the second run. Larry Clayton homered for game'of a doubleheader Mon- Syracuse in the ninth, spoiling day night for his third shutout ni's shutout bid of the season as the Suns. The Chiefs' bombardment in drubbed the Jets 8-0 the nightcap included. homers It was Seaver's fourth straight by Tom Matchick, Art Lopez win, giving him a season rec-/and winning pitcher Ron Chan- ord of 8-5. dier, Pancho Herrera scored See Your Ford Fever Man ; To-Day ! MacDONALD FORD SALES Oshawa $20 King St. West @ Bowmanville East f 8 4 6. 0) 4708 Se 110 0 2 Complete Selection FENCING MATERIALS e 1x4 CEDAR Byes Wt e 1x6 CEDAR Be elx8 CEDAR... le @ 2x4 CEDAR. 10% e 4x4 CEDAR... 23¢'™: FT. FENCING STYLE SUGGESTIONS fore p of fe jols come in te Holland Lumber Company. Everything from posts te pickets for picket fences and board slats for ranch fences, And, of course, stains and paint! So, discuss your ideas with your neighborhood then come te Hollend Lumber for your complete selection. | MATERIALS ALSO IDEAL FOR TRELLISES AND FANCY GARDEN DECORATIVE PIECES ANADIAN WHISKY @ FREE HOME DELIVERY e HOLLAND LUMBER CO. R.R. No, 1, OSHAWA AT 5-POINTS 725-4709 One of Canada's 3 Great Whiskies y)RE THAN 50 COUNTRIES two singles iSTHCERHES UF By DON McKINNON Times Sports Writer at Cath 0 239 It took Oshawa Green Gaels JUST TALKING Gaylord|Long Branch 7 12 0 202 267 14/doubleheader, played at North|Woods hit into a double, which) The semi-finals and finals will and Phil Clayton about one min Powless, league.- leading point-| Huntsville 0 198 244 12) Oshawa park, last night. also scored a run. also be played on the Oshawa ute to snap St. Catharines getter, was sidelined for last|Brampton 0 182 230 12|. In the other game, General-| Bill Prentice hit a double and|Club greens, July 18, The win- Supertests' winning streak at night's match. Dr. Rundle, | Hastings 0 213 227 12|Auto Shippers defeated Port/a single while Tim Alexander |ners will take part in the games § Perry Tripp Construction 8-7. |h ble, Two si six games, as the Gaels dump> Green Gaels' physician, bench-| Etobicoke 0170 302 4 Wicsiee plichae Taloia Euler Tig e. Hed ---- were scheduled for the Elmvale Club ed Supertests 24-3 in an Ontario ed Powless on account of knee Ontario Senior A Ue ed ' jnit by Hon Selleck and onelin Ottawa on Aug. 4. Junior 'A' Lacrosse Association trouble, Powless suffered injur-| LT F A Pla\t, peers saaned 30y eH, bla bs each by Bob White and Mrs. Flo Lott, of Whitby, ts igame in the Civic Auditorium, } ies to his knees, beginning in| Toronto 179 154 29/¢4 four and allowed only three Crawford. the district convener. here last night, St. Catharines last month and|Peterboro 203 168 19 | hits and the one run, Kono-| Gen-Auto scored one run in Although Clayton didn't score Dr. Rundle thought a rest might | Brampton 139 131 17 packi ey Sergent Mary sa each of the first, fourth, sixth | at 1.38 of the first period he ) do Powless good. . . . Ross|Brooklin 168 159 16] ea tee _-- ome iether innings and two runs OSHAWA TIMES did pump in six goals to lead Jones now has 67 goals and 35) St. Cath, 94171 gjhits and two runs. Excellentjin both the seventh and ninth} the Gaels to their 16th win in assists for 102 points, one more : bopaee ite the part of Jaycees |innings. seg car th all PICTURE 17 games, Ross Jones added point than Jim Paterson of S arned the win. FE usb dodare tes Fra ehdaslmleia lala © in five goals to his record 62 while Hastings. Jones moves into sec- ] 0 Jaycees' two runs came in/jof them doubles. ; [Brian Thompson scored four. ond place in points, 30 behind uvenles PEN tne pps ene A ay pen ra ged thay agg ey Retard RE-PRINTS Rookie Doug Sutton scored a teammate Powless. Phil Rae ee ON ee ee eee ete cee es ipair with single markers going | Clayton has 39 goals and 41 Semi-Final Set ee ee eS ee ee Avanile 08 to Dave Keenan, Joe Krasnai, ania ints, . |Konopacki, an arren c-|Jim Harris had a double and |Neil Armstrong, Jim Higa, poring ted 'to play teat Oshawa City and District Softe| mney mmo, Bot on through a | two singles while Bob Popowich NU-WAY PHOTO Dwight Davies, Don Stinson and Green Gaels Sunday in Whitby, |) a 11 Aeinistne vavenile| eder's choice. Glendinning's|hit three singles. A pair of SERVICE Fred Greenwood. Shi Chueh keibbted bat eames Eanes pra re Pichi: triple came with two out in the | singles were pickedup by both |) Armstrong scored the opener won't be released until Wednes-! tonight, when Gen-Auto Bhinpaveli of the seventh. He hit a/Bill Lee and Dick Powell while | 251 King St. £., Oshawe on a pass from Higgs. day, Powless, Jones and Mar- feta 4 : 5) single in the first. Ron Hughes, Jack Dowson and | 8 1.50 Higgs was the high man on shall are favored choices: for aa : pga er in the) Other hits for Jaycees were|Brian McMaster hit one apiece, | x 10 -- 1.50 each assists as he helped on six goals the All-Star first team, In an- waiin maul wus sig ng Fg aa node i sedge: ll or rae pa aie 8 while Jones assisted on five.| ay) of St. Catharines goals other Junior 'A' game lastliurn game slated for Sunday ee i cae eae ak | me ok Was Te He DE | 20% Discount on Orders Danny Sandford picked up four ; night, Mimico downed I ; ; Peoples' only run was scored pitcher while Brian White was falne: were scored on their power Mght, Mimico downe n8 afternoon, 2:00 o'clock at Alex- in the fourth inning when Bill|the winner, White was relieved of 5 or More Pictures elpers. play as Oshawa was plagued |Branch 16-14. Graeme Gait andra Park, Tonight's opener|qaylor intl Doug Favell scored twice for|hy 'penalties, drawing nine out scored five goals to pace Mimi-|in the semi-finals, is booked for peed ---- -- gotta in the ninth by Anlauf. St. Catharines with Brian Mel-| of the 16 handed out by referees Co while Stan Cox of Long|North Oshawa, at 6:15 o'clock. Se Aun MA Taka Wi ti ville adding the singleton | B h d thr al eal Al Griffin. Ed Locke hit two : {Ron Pettibone and Chuck/Branch scored three goals. ... | Association president, Bruce]; ' Ronald In Junior B action, Paris-Ohswe- yo 7 singles to complete People's hit- |GOALS IN BUNCHES onalds. yen datanied Atiinies 184 McArthur, said today that helting, Oshawa put on bursts of goal- At one point in the game, Bn am at | will make every effort to have| ------ ' bette jscoring in the last ten minutes |the Penalty situation for the Petal neal rab na H d ill Bl ks of each period, notching five| Gels was such that coach Jim : . |representatives declared, before oudalile an. straight out of six goals 1 the | Bishop was prompted to ask the Wilson s Outlast os annual GM oe get lfirst frame, five more straight |°fficials, 'What are you trying underway, on July 28, ; i. [Bets Seams, ive were cage Drove out thereT" Nurse Chevrolet ["Winner'cr'iwe Gen-auo ana] OShawa Dairy 5-0 goals in the final, They led 6-1! Bishop had friendlier words| Wilson's Men's Wear defeated fob eae series will meet league-| joudaille Industries were lafter 20 minutes of play, 15-3. after the game as he said the Nurse Chevrolet 13-9, in their} +2 ind People's Clothing, in/lanked by Oshawa Dairy in| after 40 and 24-3 after 60 min- Gaels played their best game UAW Softball League game at, sa seg o : |the second game of the semi- utes of regulation time. of the season against "this fine Alexandra Park, on Monday, | | ort Sits Tripp POnmveUCs finals, 5-0, on a one-hit pitching Green Gaels dominated the St. Kitts club, which has come|scoring four runs in the extra|'0") el eae In the Osh-| effort by Joe Glover. |third period.as they held Super: 8th inning to earn the verdict, wit Juvenile League schedule,| Glover also drove in three! tests scoreless and allowed them The Chevies got a run in the tB! Roodrt, fa OAEA elasata runs on a well-hit double. Tom | to take only six shots at Merv' Beachcombers |i laine and another in the! "rottowing isthe leanue stand.|4 ern" Beug "qioveeentn the The first period burst began then had a big inning, the cn Muted last night's win, with the Gaels short two men. Le UAW Loo fifth, good for five runs, on two|" i WI Pts. | Scott Wilson was the loser, Clayton scored twice within a errors, a walk and four hits, & peonie's Clothi 9 7% ts. in this Oshawa Legion Bantam minute as Armstrong and Day- JAW lacrosse r double by Strutt and singles BY lachewae I et : : |game. ies sat out two-minute minors. UAW lacrosse de gay te Chapple, Lawson and Strachan. |Gen-Auto *r | sel 16. |""In Tyke League action, Oir- -|day morning at the hitDY hey added singletons in they ra sedition 2 ad oles downed Indians 7-2 on a e: n 11 | Arena, after a week's absence, 61, "and 7th, to tle the score, Port Perry Tripps, one-hit pitching job by 'Terry simpson And Lloyd bi guslt Mia acess Al but then lost out in the over- ~~ \'Phompson, Thompson _ struck | é canine apener ot 4 twin Dil tie Canada Will Have i" 1 mers and ht & two On Scorin S rees vee kn dug eir nancs| McKeegan, Lyons and Stra- jrun double for the win, Gary g Pp full. contending with Mr. TV) 1a, were the best at the plate, | Sherban was. the loser : Pas Towers as they battled to a 4-4/7." A dog ihe On] NATO E t else Moles A six-goal performance and Rl tie a good -reflection of the for the Chevies. y n ry, tive-goal performance highlight-|,--* 0 Z Wilson's got a run in the first ImMRR EY . | The league-leading Jets won three runs with three singles ed Bantam lacrosse games of RAE Crees 2, ciciwhen B, Shearer doubled Le-| rage ve hig Ferg ae" the first game 4-1, with George Richmond pitcher Dick Kelley |the Children's Arena, Monday ented thin 1 esl re sage home and they collected oor te ; th geet per an 1 Spriggs slamming his ninth Survived a four-run sixth inning] evening. R Ms low-scoring MAtCh./i nee more off Lyons in the ahi eer _ ibe parachute homer and Gene Michael add- by the Mud Hens that might' Tom Simpson scored six goals Barry Thompson was the big third, Lupel and Shearer both G avant é at ie eipzig, Bast ing a two-run homer in the have been disastrous for the|to lead Get-Together over Jury|8un for George's as he scored hitting doubles in this rally. ee bichon lee me of vuly sixth, 3raves if George Kopacz had and Lovell 12-2, Ron Bragg add-/0n three occasions, Terry) 'phe winners got one, a homer| whee U.S. state depart Other action saw Syracuse Ot Connected in the seventh for ed four goals, with single mark-| Peters scored the other one py 'paijion, in the sixth and |ment mee © pene rere | Chiefs and Buffalo Bisons split @ three-run homer ers going. to Ron Kurelo and While Ken Hennings, in the role'then 'scored four runs in the seb orik a : haga at doubleheader, Buffalo win-| Rochester starting pitcher David Hart. Len McAvoy Of policeman and playmaker, 71) two walks, a double by)! x Sehr tb thab ahi nel ning the opener 2-1 on the four-/Dave Vineyard went the dis- scored Jury's only two goals, collected three assists Potts and another homer by ". raat said Sunday . hit pitching of Dom Zanni and tance for his shutout for the) Terry Lloyd scored five goals'. For Mr, TV Towers, the scor-'paijon In the extra 8th, Wil-| da will on this vagal Can: Syracuse taking the nightcap|Maple Leafs, striking out seven to lead Lions Club over Local|ing honors were shared by Bob) .on's scored three runs. with|\ Wi ee sie Only Sountey in 1-7 with 15 hits and giving up five hits, The Red | 1136 8-5. Three other goals were Robinson, Bill Smith, Jim Me-\Tiunel, Potts, Lesage, Shearer, ("0 North Mlantic Treaty Or Richmond Braves scored a 5-4 Wings scored all their runs in|picked up by Murray Cawker,| Donald and rookie Rick Craggs, raion and Lymburner all hit. sanization that is sending a wer Toledo Mud Hens and the first on a single by John Brian Wilbur and Jim Coak-|With Larry Hoar and Wayne ting safely. eats } ver ce Mason that drove in two andiwell, Tom Rorabeck, and Len rte ge _ contributing well) ; y. | pend sr ue te ar . a double. by Mike Fiore that| McAvoy scored pairs, while earned assists, | : jganization, recognize y te Storie Park Roys scored another. {Garth Johns added one for! ppaany, fe | ./STH ANNIVERSARY (Federation Aeronautique Inter ' lLocal 1136 | BEACHCOMBERS ON TOP The Mowh te ourth Thlepele'liautiahaie in: Pati: wee invited i | In the other game, Local 222; The second game, a more|Sulky will be celebrating its 75th\to participate and more than Defeat Southmead Brian Rose Hurls and Dairy Queen played to a 5-5; Wide-open encounter, saw the anniversary next year. It/capable of competing. fe an Oshawa Minor Softball : tie. Roger Rlouin and Mike| Beachcombers take over solejachieved -- instant popularity) The state department said Association Kiwanis Boys! Bantam No-Hitter |Stasiski scored the three-and-| Possession of first place in the) When Nancy Hanks, a@ six-year-|that East Germany is not rec teague schedule game. last ., {two combination for Dairy|!eague, by virtue of a 9-5 deci-|old bay mare, chopped the trot-/ ognized by the United States ight at Storie Park. the home.|,.B!i8" Rose pitched a no-hit,|Queen while Ron Bragg scored|Sion over the Rebels. jting record down to 2: 04 for ajand refused co - operation to ters whipped their visitors|ho ne, Same. to lead Harmanitwice and Bob McDonnel,| Although: the Beachcombers|Mile, Scpt. $, 1892, at Terrejany U.S. team that might at- bam Seathinaad 6.5 erty to their 6-0 victory over|Tarry Walters and Doug Ban- led all the way, it was not until| Haute, Ind. 'tend the championship. The winners got two runs in ings Sanh Agi gh nen scored singletons for Local + pe period that et gn . TEIN ith i : ba ssociation's Ki-| 999 and conditioning allowed them ee oe te homer | wanis Bantam League. play,| a comfortable margin for the| ive In the thin, Haich Tavior _ -- at the losers' dia-| | victory, ind §Ostle all hitting while Th win enabled: Harman to Dupont Noses Out ey goal ronaig by Walt/ Wright, Patfield, Mattes and jeep pace with Storie Park.| D ] Fl . D' Soha poaletins -- fell each drew walks and/who also won their game last un op ying s | Rebel club ke i ain oe Sill as saf a k vith- arr ig Plaid sa Sed an error. /night,'as co-leaders in the Ban-| Dupont defeated Dunlop Fly-|in reach of the league-leaders Pile 'yg poe one bYitam race. It was also the jing D's 2-0 last night, on a throughout most of the contest. ie ' po e h and an-'team's birthday present for|three-hit pitching effort by Ray|Holliday scored three while ee ee scored by their coach, Geravin Denault, |Peters, Peters struck' out 13) Jim C bell is " tlarke. in the sixth, to com m Campbell and Carlos Felin aola tielk tots} , Losing pitcher Bishop got ajbatters for the win added one apiece, to round out ashore ad Clark bored: bad start, giving up three runs| Losing pitcher, Dave Stanley the Rebel scoring. & a e shared the in the first: inning, Gryszezuk,|allowed only three hits also, but Dennis Hutchins ' 'itching honors for Storie Park, | R | : nnis Hutchinson, with three lckains hear a A tose and Montpetit doing the| walked four, in this Whitby In-| goals and an assist and Rowe yraha n's jomer n the fifth, hitting, while Steeves drew a dustrial Men's League game. Barrett pith . tw \ fas Southmead's first run and! walk : j Barres, wo goalt\ and A t al Harman got one, by! Bill Rostek, John Williamsithree assist earhead hey finally got unwound in the s} } = | assists, spearheade Se ta staue @ fennh athe teeves, who again walked, injand Larry Lavender each hit)/Reachcomber attack. } My ee ir-run outburst the third and their other two'singles for Dupont \while Jean! Johnston, with two goals om five walks, a single byiin the sixth wh And Guy & hie : ; ; gon : yuy § ht bebe fesarchuck and Webster's doubled. en Andrey/Guy ot. Pierre, hit Ed Lightle and Don Craggs, ases-loaded triple. "Thome > and Montpetit) with Dave Stanley hitting one|with a goal and two assists red, (single for the losers, leach, were the other scorers, |