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to JQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, July 13, 1966 Marshall Shines As Gaeis Down 'Township 'By DON McKINNON Times Sports Writer "It looked but didn't feel like Christmas and Mery Marshall 'wasn't giving many goals away as presents when Oshawa 'Green Gaels clipped red-sweat- ered Toronto Township 15-8 last night in a Junior 'A' lacrosse game, played in Port Credit, Marshall blocked a total of 36 shots, half of them in the first. period, and allowed only eight goals, a total of 11 goals in two games, to be picked as one of the three stars of last night's encounter. Marshall was also chosen as the first team goalie for the Jr, A all-stars playing here Sunday night. Conditioning seemed to be the deciding factor as the Green Gaels scored five goais in each stanza while 'Township' scored four in the first frame, and two in each of the remaining per- fods. Oshawa kept up a steady Pace throughout the match but Toronto Township began to slow down to a walk in the last 20 minutes of play. FOUR MORE FOR JONES Ross Jones scored four goals awa, while Brian Thompson and Phil Clayton scored three goals each. Clayton added three assists for another six-point night, Single markers were scored by Neil Armstrong, Jim Higgs, Dwight Davies, Gaylord Powless and Doug Sutton. Higgs and Don Stinson assisted on two goals each. Powless assisted on five goals. Three goals were scored by Al Gordiner of PCO's while singletons were chaiked- up" by Peter Hawke, Bob Sicinski, Paul Legree, Bob Chandler and Barry Salovara, Salovara add- ed two assists to his singleton. Oshawa, who seem destined to meet Toronto Township in the semi-finals, played extreme- ly well against the strong PCO club. During the first two per- iods Toronto kept the pressuré jon Gaels, breaking up many |power play attempts at scoring. {Roger Williams, PCO goalie, lhelped his club considerably as |he stopped several breakaways jwith sharpshooters like Jones, |Clayton, Powless and Higgs ringing his doorstep. Green Gaels' power play was jagain effective as nine of the one-man advantage. Defensive- ly, Oshawa penalty killers, Higgs, Jones and Powless lim- ited PCO's to two power play goals, JUST TALKING -- After a one-game rest Gaylord Powless came back to up his point total and league lead to 138 points on 49 goals and 89 assists... Ross Jones now has 71 goals and 87 assists for 108 points and Pnil Clayton" has 42° goais~ and 44 assists for 86 points ... Dwight Davies, Jim Higgs and Neil Armstrong now have two goals for as many games play- ed, Each picked up a singleton in Monday's and last night's en- counters .. . Coach Jim Bishop feels something should be done about the refereeing ... Ron Pettibone has officiated six out of the last seven Green Gael games Gaels have been plagued by penalties in all of the games refereed by Petti- bone ... "Someone is out to jget us," Bishop said. 'We're getting bad shakes throughout |the league," he added. Jim Higgs, captain of the Gaels, feels it's the OLA that's '"'out Brooks' Bat Booms But Mates Muted By MIKE RATHET ST. LOUIS. (AP)"You read what an edge the National League has," said pitcher Denny McLain of Detroit Ti- gers. "It's as if we're supposed to go out there and concede the game." ee, The American League didn't concede. But they didn't win either. The National League did that, 2-1_in..10 innings, -- But in Tuesday's 37th All- Star Game it wasn't better pitching and it wasn't the pow- erful NL sluggers who took command. The job was accomplished with a pair of 10th inning sin- gles by Tim McCarver of St.) Louis Cardinals Robinson, who played the full 10_innings_and_collected three hits, the Most Valuable Player award and two fielding records, said as much after the game. "It's nice to get the MVP thing and nice to get the records, but it's nicer to win." The loss may have taken some of the glitter off things, but there was no shoving the American League around, As a matter of fact, the American League-came- away with all the awards, better pitching per- formances and the same num- ber of hits. But they couldn't find a way to win. j The 10-inning struggle was played in oppressive 102-degree heat that turned new Busch Me- moria! Stadium into a furnace. and Maury|It was so hot that about 100 of | Brooks Robinson led off with ately good," Perry said, oo broke his bat on- that ." Still there was a conference ho Manager Walt Alston trotted out. | "He was getting a little |tired," said Alston. "I went out littie breath." Perry went back to work., De- troit's Norm Cash flied out, Wil- lie MeCovey of San Francisco reached into the stands for a pop by New York Yanks' Bobby Richardson and Perry threw a third strike by California An- gels' Jim Fregosi. Then Washington Senators' Wills of Los Angeles Dodgers, |the 49,936 spectators were|Pete Richert, a left - hamder, and extended' National League|treated for heat exhaustion and|came in to pitch for the Ameri- domination of the midsummer |several deaths in the St. Louis can with McCarver, also a Jeft- elassic through 10 games. The American League has) won only once during that pe-| riod--there also was a tie--and the National now has reeled off} four straight victories while pushing its over-all lead in the series to 19-17-1. There's little doubt that the) area were attributed to the heat. The heat was on the National League at first, despite the fact that the Dodgers, great left-han- der, Sandy Koufax, was making his first All-Star start. MISSED CATCH hander, due up. The book called ifor a pinch hitter. "It was no hunch to let Me- |Carver bat against the left-han- der,' Alston explained. "He hits |left-handers pretty well." INTENDED TO BUNT "T was on my own whether to a_pop fly single, and immedi-_- proceeded to talk to him to give him a _ American League wanted this In the second inning, Brooks bunt or hit away," Wills said. and added two assists for Osh-'15 goals were scored with the ONLY GOALIE MAKES IT All-Star Selectors Almost Ignore Gaels By DON McKINNON, Times Sports Writer Gaylord Powless, Jr. A la- crosse league leading point get- ter with 138 points (30. more than second place Jim Paterson of Hastings), winner of the 1965 Tom Longboat Award as the outstanding Indian Athlete in Canada, and the best draw man in the Jr. A circuit and the best lacrosse player coach Jim Bishop has seen in his 21 years of coaching a championship team, was not picked for the first team of the Jr, A all-stars. He tied with Paterson for the to get them", right after their 2-1 victory in the All-Star game, yes- terday afternoon in St. Louis. HAPPY MANAGER of the National League All- Stars, Walt Alston (right), congratulates two of his stars, Tim McCarver (left), who scored the winning run in the 10th inning, and Mau- ry Wills, who drove Mc- Carver home with his right- field single. They are shown one. Manager Sam Mele even|Robinson slammed a liner to) "A safe bunt would have been admitted that the AL Stars were left field. Hank Aaron of Atlan-|a great play--men on first and getting embarrassed, and Bal-\ta Braves, started back, appar- third." timore Orioles' third baseman /ently lost the ball in the sun,) Wills squared away as if to Brooks Robinson would have|then raced in, but was unable|bunt, then pulled back on the handed back his awards and|t0 make a shoestring catch. | pitch. records for a victory. bss he retrieved the ball Rob-| "I started to bunt, but it was |inson was standing at third with|a bad ball," he explaimed. ja triple. "Then I noticed Brooks Robin- MVP R bi | Boston Red Sox' George Scott|son move a couple of steps at 0 inson fouled out but Koufax then un-|third, so I decided to hit away." corked a wild pitch over the) The hit didn't go to Robingon. In Record Boo M V Wills H aur 1LLS eTo, head of Atlanta catcher Joe|It went to the opposite field, but ' el it ( ) ( WW ers |Torre and Robinson raced home |fell in for a single that Ty ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Brooks Robinson sat on a stool in the \for a 1-0 lead. McLain protected Oliva of Minnesota grabbed on |that with three perfect innings,|one hop and fired home--too "I'll smile for you in October.", McLain needed only 28 pitches) American. League dressing tesa Heol en pred get the sliding Mo. Wills did admit the game was/|for three innings of no-hit ball|room, one leg up on a trunk as| this fer n Paige Ruse sich " satisfying to him. jas the American League|he sucked on some ice cubes,| Willie Mays of San ea ge inten tele Bape Hoag Records show the Green|paths his trade mark, stole the} "Satisfying," said Wills softly. | starter. and steered the conversation engi Reso eer aan Angele? . ug Gaels have won one and lost)paseball headlines Tuesday with| McCarver, who had singled) , on |away from his performance in|'"e ! : : oa d one against the all-stars in the|nis bat in the annual All-Star|and reached second on a sacri-/GOT ADVICE _.|Tuesday's All-Star game. Jim Kaat of oe Twins,| But not the American League. past two years. This year's| lassie lfice, didn't expect to get into 5 46 a a yA oy genta im The Baltimore Orioles third ree 4 ge ae Ra y game is a 'rubber match." Willis, anxious to prove he|the game. ack 1 was going to Start, he | baseman had played the full 10) ; ase Gallhott yg Sak Following are the first two) .poyid have been the National| 'Just being here rates with said. "Frank Robinson (of Bal-| innings in the oppressive 102-|Star hit and extending his own = tar ame teams of the all-stars as picked|Teague's starting shortstop, said|the Series," said McCarver,|timore Orioles) told me not t0| degree heat that roasted Busch |Tecord. | ome by the coaches and managers! ater his 10th - inning single|hero of the Cardinals' 1964 throw Willie Mays a fast ball! Memorial Stadium, collected! A single by Roberto Clemente} Via Statistics ST. LOUIS (AP)--Facts and figures on Tuesday's all-staf baseball. game at Busch Me- --~AP Wirephoto "The fact that our guys wees ignored just supplies our pre-| game pep talk," he added,) gp, LOUIS (AP)--Maury Wills "our guys will go out there/of Los Angeles Dodgers, who mad and fighting for the win." has made larceny on the base of the nine teams, {scored the winning run: World Series victory. on the first pitch. You saw him /three hits for a .391 All-Star bat-|and a grounder got Mays to} FIRST TEAM | "qt seemed that I was on the| In the American League club-|miss that slow CUrVe, ting average, scored the Al's|third and he raced home on a} Goalie: Merv Marshall, Osh-/bench a week waiting to get|house, starting pitcher Denny, "My father-in-law (Lou Bou-|onjy run in a 2-1 loss, set one|dribbler down the third base a ae i a 's s sn- I iB np: it Tigers lis-/dreau, ex-Cleveland Indian star) ,y° j her|line by Ron Santo of the Chi- awa; left defence: Joe Hoare,|into the game. welain: of Det | Taare. Us and now a Chicago Cubs broad- ee Se ( second and third place teams however. Graeme Gair of Mimi- co will do the centreing chores for the 1966 All-Stars. JONES TOP SCORER Ross Jones, league leading goal scorer with 71 plus an ex- cellent defensive player proven by his ragging of the ball to kill of penalties, did not make the first all-star team either, Nor did Jim Higgs, the best de- fenceman in lacrosse today according to Bishop, and the winner of the outstanding play- er award in last year's Canadian final, and the cap- tain of the Oshawa Green Gaels. | In fact, only one Green Gael, Pete Landers' Three - Hitter Blanks Ajax left wing: ings; right wing: son, Hastings; coach: Jim Bis- hop, MERV MARSHALL Merv Marshall, was picked for the first team, 'Why, what happened?" ask- ed Jim Bishop, coach of the Green Gaels and chosen as the first team all-star coach, "They must have ignored our lteam's standings in the league land in the past three years. They must have ignored the fact that Oshawa has won 17 out of the last 18 games played." {Bishop said in an interview. "Why?" he asked. The answer and reason to |Bishop's queries are unknown, | |W hat is known is how the all-| Star team is chosen, | | and coaches Toronto Township; right de- fence:- Bill Manley, centre: Graeme Gair, Mimico; Jim Grady, Hast- Mimico: |didn't waste any time. When he got into action he tened to the 10th inning on ra- In_ his |dio. first appearance at the plate he; After Wills' winning hit, he caster) told me which guys like low balls and which ones hit high balls. It helped." jwhile fielding brilliantly. | But he brushed aside the plaudits after unanimously be-} valuable | ing voted the most lined a single to right which|threw a towel to the floor in scored catcher Tim McCarver of St. Louis from second and gave the senior circuit a 2-1 vic- tory over the American League. | He also made a dazzling over- the-shoulder catch on Frank Robinson's bid for single in the ings; left defence: Wayne Cope-|ninth after replacing Leo Car- land, Long Branch; right de-|denas of Ccincinnati Reds at fence: Larry Ireland, Hunts-|sh ville; centre: Gaylord Powless, Oshawa and Jim _ Paterson, Huntsville; left wing: Jim Moore, Etobicoke; right wing: Brian McCutcheon, Etobicoke; coach; Davey Hall, St. Catha- rines and manager: G. Chandler, Toronto Township. | Rundle's Blank Ed Rakow Gets Foley Plumbers His Sixth Win Rundle's Garden Centre and| Ken Thomp- Oshawa Norm Gair. SECOND TEAM Goal: Wayne Platt, Hast- and manager, ort. But baseball's base-stealing king and the Dodgers' captain was not smiling when he walked from the steaming 102-degree heat of the playing field into the cool of the clubhouse. A photographer asked Maury for a big smile and he replied: Brooks Robinson, the Balti- more third baseman, brushed} aside compliments for being t voted most valuable player by| a special three-man panel. He put it this way: |win one. But they win . . , well! "It's nice, but when they win} i i i 4) ; nd Mi... it takes a little glitter off | it takes a little glitter off every | overything." | Base-stealer 'Maury Wills lone ' y thing.' In gaining the MVP award, | | He scored the only AL run.) Robinson slammed a triple and | |made. three outstanding field two singles and made three ex- Grabs Glor cana | 'grabbed Ron Santo's hot line |plays and was three-for-four as fielding plays. He | | 'shot in the second inning, a_ hitter, ST. LOUIS (AP) -- "Satisfy-| . snared Hank Aaron's grounder ing," said Maury Wills, slowly| It Was Torrid? in the sixth and threw him out, jand _-- _ his game-win- and ranged over the bag to ning all-star hit come up with another Santo | "This was certainly my most Not For Sandy! sas; in the ninth, | satisfying All - Star game." } | Robinson set a record by | 'While his National League) ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Everyone|handling eight. chances flaw- team - mates congratulated|was talking as much about the|lessly in the first nine innings | him, the Los Angeles Dodger blistering sun Tuesday as they/and tied another with four put- Shortstop explained his 10th in-|were about the major league|outs before the game went into ning single. jall « stars. But Sandy. Koufax /extra innings. | 'I was on my own, whether|was doing something about it} ------------ disgust, |player in the 37th classic. hing and it's nicer to win," he "It's nice getting the MVP) said. 'A hit in the right place} |the last couple of years and we! cago Cubs that went for a sin- gle. The run also extended an- other one of Mays' records, giv- ing him 19 in All-Star competi- tion. It stayed 1-1 through a profu- sion of pitchers--Mel Stottle- myre of New York Yankees and Sonny Siebert of Cleveland In- dians for the American and Jim Bunning of Philadelphia Phillies and Juan Marichal of San Fran- cisco for the National--until the 10th when Gaylord. Perry of the Giants ran into trouble. morial Stadium. Attendance--49,936. Gross receipts--$307,848, Taxes--$22,898.69, Net receipts--$284,949.31. Radio - television receipts $25,000 estimated. Division of receipts--05 per cent of the net and 60 per cent of the radio - television into player pension fund, remainder to major leagues' central fund. Standing of series--National won 19, American won 17, tied one. LOOKING FOR A SAFE HOME PORT FOR YOUR BOAT? 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Boat Lift Shell Gas and Off ess to the Trent System and ra Pete Landers came up with) The managers |Foley's Plumbing moved their} By THE CANADIAN PRESS |to bunt or hit away," Wills|--he was making it warmer. only minutes away from your home. another big win Tuesday as he|of each of the nine teams in pitched a three-hit ball game|the Junior 'A' league all vote to earn a 13-0 shutout against|for three men for each position Ajax Merchants in Oshawa City|in a team, They cannot vote for and District softball action. their own players, The selec- In the second game of the|tions are made on a 3-2-1 basis double - header at Alexandra| Three points for first place, two Park, Bad Boys nipped Gen-|for second and one for third eral Tire 8-1. | choice, Landers also hit a home run} The Jr. A All-Star game is as did Bob Burke, Paul Cheese-|CoMing up this Sunday, at the man, Ron Willoughby and|Whitby Arena, Game time is Barry Johnston. Ron Cullen hit|7:30 p.m. two home runs and added a! Bishop remarked that the single to lend Seugag in hitting. choices for lack of them for the Landers downed 17 batters,|@aels won't phase his team that gave up two walks and three, Much. August 3 date ahead and play-| fq Rakow, a former major ed the game last night at North|teaguer making a comeback Oshawa Park, with Rundle's|.jtn Toronto Maple Leafs, won blanking Foley's 4-0. his sixth game in eight deci- George Ulrich hit a two-bag-|cions Tuesday night as Toronto ger to open the second inning|troynced Rochester Red Wings and that was the only safety|,,, that Foley's could collect off] "phe result moved the Maple the offerings of George "Pots" Robinson, who did a fine mound | ' : und) second-place Rochester in the chore that included eight strike-|terernational League and to out victims .___|within four of front-running Co- John Sharp was the losing lumbus Jets, 3-2 losers to Jack- j pitcher, Rundle's had one big sonville Suns in 10 innings. inning against Sharp, the third, In other action, rookie "Art jWhen Robinson, Al Tolton and!nodienhausen handcuffed Buf-| Brian Keys all hit safely, in |said, His National League "A safe bunt would have mates couldn't believe it. jbeen a great play--men on first} 'Do you know how warm it }and third. ii had to be either ajwas out there,"' one asked the jperfect bunt, or foul. Los Angeles left - hander in the "T started to bunt, but it was|locker room. 'You must be a bad ball. Then I noticed | crazy." \(Brooks) Robinson move a, But Koufax spread a rubbing team- | Leafs to within half a game of| couple of steps at third, so I:compound over his body to|Windsor 14 Wallaceburg 9 decided to hit away." |keep himself warmer during his! Wills drove in Tim McCarver starting stint. \ | of St. Louis Cardinals with a' "He does it before every |single to right. McCarver had game," said St. Louis Cardinal singled and was sacrificed to |trainer Bob Bauman. '"'His body seconu, Wills of the pitch by Pete Rich-|it would." is so used to it, it doesn't effect | "Tt was a low fast ball," said him as much as you would think | LACROSSE SCORES _ Ontario Senior A St. Catharines 7 Toronto 12 Ontario Junior A Brampton 13 Huntsville 15 Oshawa 15 Toronto 8 Hastings 6 Mimico 17 Ontario Senior B LAKE SCUG 2 miles north Whitby -- 668-3577 Free Brochure Streetsville 17 Fergus 7 "The Home Port of the Friendliest Skippers" (Port Perry) Ltd. 0G MARINE of Port Perry Port Perry -- 985.3658 on Request hits for the winners. Tripp struck out four, walked one and allowed 16 hits for the loss. Paul Gibbens hit three singles while Cheesman added . two singles to his homer. Willoughby hit a double besides his homer "We'll show them who the real all-stars are,"' he said. SOCCER SCORES | LONDON (CP)--Standings in the World Soccer Cup tourna- ment after the second day Tues- succession, Ken Hall forced Tol- ton but Bill Maxwell followed with a solid single, to. complete the three-run rally, The winners got run in the fourth, on a single by Gary Williams, a passed ball and Robinson's second hit their final!, | § six hits in a 5-2) Handi Peet victory while| ert of Washington Senators, "It Jack Cullen shut out Richmond) was almost right down the mid- | iBraves on four hits as Toledo|dle--maybe a little on the out-| Mud Hens romped to a 7-0 vic-/side of the plate." |tory. It was the first All-Star run Toronto jumped in front in the batted in for the 33-year-old first inning against Rochester Wills, the base - stealing king as Reggie Smith In contrast, Koufax, bothered for several years by an arm ail- ment that requires hot-and-cold | treatments, soaks his arm in ice water after he pitches. Koufax showed the. 100-plus heat did not bother him as he cracked a of baseball in recent years. But|/allowed only one run in three PUBLIC NOTICE DEAR CITIZENS: -- As_ is the custom at this time of year, Merchants Ken Brack hit one single while Howie Bryan hit two singles. Spoiling Landers' no-hitter were Moore with a single, Jim Reeves with a double and Al Pascoe with a single. Scugog scored three times in the second and fourth innings, twice in the first and third and once each in the fifth, seventh and eighth innings. In a quieter game with only two home runs hit by Bad Boys Warren Wills was again de- feated by strong hitting. Jim Gaskell hit two homers to lead Bad Boys. Paul Sneddon hit a homer and added a single, while Loilson and Suddard hit two singles. Hitting one single Jim MecMannon. Peters struck out nine batters to Wills' four. Hitters for General Tire weré John Pipher and Dan Price with two singles each while Ron Wright, Moe Bryan and Wayne Morris hit one single each. Whitby Industrial League Standing Following is the standing to-| date. in the Whitby Industrial Men's Softball League, includ- ing last night's games : Ww day: of the game. three - run homer, and were|it hiked his All-Star average to|innings--a line drive misjudged : never in danger, They scored|.57, '5-for-14, in six games, into a triple and a wild pitch. | another five in the third and a - re pair in both the sixth and sey Fernhill Squirts Top North Oshawa oO nd relief help In. a Neighborhood Associa-\from Julio Navarro 'in the sev- tion Squirt League softball|enth when the Red Wings scored A Pt! game on Monday night, Whitby|three times. ? 0 2) Auto Wreckers (Fernhill Park)| Ernie Bowman's single scored 5 ©) thumped North Oshawa lads |Greg Goosen with the winning) 0) 12-6 jrun against the league-leading| ®| The winners picked up five|Jets. 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