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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tueydey, July 19, 1966 SPORTS BEAT By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor Sunday's triumphant showing by Green Gaels in the annual Ontario Lacrosse Association junior 'A' all-star game ~-obably won't lead coach Jim Bishop into any false feelings. He 'still thinks his club will have rough sailing in its bid {to become a Minto Cup finalist for the fourth straight season. As Jim commented following the game, "All-star teams don't always jell right off, the bat". It's too bad Gaels couldn't have a couple more games with the Stars, they'd be top attractions any- where, Sunday's game drew more than 600 spectators and. had_ the game. been. played. in Oshawa. it probably. would have drawn more . ; League convener Ivan Davie of Whitby and OLA pre- sident George "Red" Duddin were both happy with the turnout, "We'd have liked to have played the game in Oshawa but couldn't work it in on a. Sunday," Ivan said, 'and we couldn't get the Huntsville arena, another _ strong lacrosse spot'. ALL-STARS CERTAINLY floored a potent power play whenever they had a man advantage, which wasn't too often. Coach Dave Hall would throw out Graeme Gair, Jim Grady, Ken Thompson, Jim Paterson and Doug Favelle whenever the occasion cropped up and while they gave Merv Marshall several anxious moments, they couldn't take advantage of the situation, On one occasion, Bishop had Gaylord Powless, Dwight Davies, Doug Sut- ton and Dave Keenan out and they completely stymied the vaunted power of the Stars. Powless also proved why he has to be rated the top player in the junior circuit. His 10 point effort proved he can accomplish this feat against the best of opposition and his work on the draw for three of the seven goals scored by Ross Jones was great. And young John Clayton was certainly effective picking up loose balls, Powless put on another good ball-ragging display before passing to Phil Clayton for a goal while Gaels were shorthanded in the third period. STAR'S JIM GRADY and Graeme Gair certainly didn't do anything to diminish their reputations in the game and had it not been for the flurry of penalties early in the third period, who knows, the game might have been closer, Fred Whalley, manager of the Gaels, was a confident observer at the end of the second period, however, "I said we'd beat them by six before the game started," he said, "and I see no reason to change my mind," And he was right, although Gaels went him two better. OSHAWA ACADIAN CLEANERS, who struck out re- cently in an attempt to represent Ontario in the Ca- nadian junior baseball tournament at Newfoundland, will try for another trip out of the province this weekend when they go against the province's best junior clubs in a three - day tournament at Maple Leaf Stadium, Cleaners have drawn Ottawa St. Francis as a first-round opponent Saturday afternoon. A victory in that game would send Cleaners into the semi-final of the 10-team tourney on Sunday, Winner of the tournament will travel to Altona, Pa., to meet some of the top junior clubs in the eastern United States. Jim and Ted Lutton will have 17 players ready for this series, including three additions to the roster from Peterborough Coyles, . including lefthander Brian Rawlinson. Rawlinson proved effective in the re- cent junior tournament at Little Britain, Favored team in the tournament is Toronto Leaside, which won last year. SHORT SHOTS: Kitchener Rangers recently signed forward Jim Krulicki for the coming Ontario Hockey As- sociation Junior "'A" season, thus putting an end to the rumor Krulicki was heading to a United States university . And did we goof, referring to Pam Miller's final hole score as a bogey on Saturday. It was an eagle. But how would we know when we've hardly ever hit par on a hole, SPORTS INSHORT --S Former Green Gaels' Star Juvenile Final, Special Ex. Tilt Week's Highlights Wednesday night finds the big exhibition attraction of the season, when the 1965 edition of Oshawa Tony's meet the 1966 Oshawa City and District Major League All-Stars, Several of last year's Senior 'A' Oshawa Tony's team are this year lined up with City and District entries, such as Bob Young, Ray Suddard "Butch" McMahon, Jack Arm- strong and Gordie Wilson, but they will be with 'Tony's to- morrow night, Other Tony's stars will be the group that this year sign- ed with the Richmond Hill 'Shells'. -- pitcher Reg Mart- in, catcher Bob Booth, 3rd ba- seman, Tommy O'Connor and outfileder Ron Elliott, Brent Oldfield got his transfer for Richmond Hill but later decid- ed to sit out this season, How- ever he is expected to be in uniform Wednesday night. Tony's only loss will be pit- | Jaycees qualified for thejcher Ron- Taylor, By mutual \finals when they defeated Gen-|consent, it has been agreed Auto Shippers 4-1 on Sunday|that Taylor, with quite the lafternoon, to sweep the semi-|best record of any of the Ma- final set in two straight games,|jor .League pitchers this sea- In the final series with Peo-|son, will pitch for the Oshawa CA By GEO. H MPSELL. -| Oshawa softball fans have the promise of some outstand- ing -action- this. .week, with .at least two major evenst high-) lighting the calendar. At North Oshawa Park this levening, 6.15 o'clock, People's Clothing and Oshawa Jaycees open their 2-out-of-3 playoff series to decide which team will represent Oshawa City and---District---Softball--Associa- tion in the 1966 OASA Juven- ile 'A' playdowns. Last year, Jaycees earned the right to move into the provincial playoffs and were eliminated in the Eastern On- tario finals, after making a good showing. In local league schedule play this season, People's Clothing have forged to the top rung and as leaders, enjoyed a bye in the local OASA eliminations. GEN-AUTO OUSTED ple's is also a 2-out-of-3 affair,|All-Stars in this big game to- lwith the 'second game booked|morrow night, with Pete Land- \for this Sunday afternoon, twolers, the Junior sensation with o'clock, at Alexandra Park, _ |Scugog Cleaners, as his mound- | Meanwhile, all the teams in|mate. | ithe Juvenile League are con-| However, Tony's are not go-| \tinuing their regular schedulejing to go short. The Richmond play, which included a double-|Hill '"Oshawans" are bringing jheader last night and games|their 1965 No, 1 rival and lin Port Perry and at North/their 1966 No, 1 teammate, Re- |Oshawa Park, tomorrow night.|no Pettenuzzo, here tomorrow| Oshawa City and District/night's big exhibition game. | i*Major League" action is also} Pettenuzzo is rates as one of) very heavy this week, as the|the top softball hurlers in. the} teams try to clean up their/province, with blazing speed| |schedule, prior to the GM ho-land a variety of "'stuff" pit- lidays. Gale's played in Ajax|ches, any and all of which will| jlast night and Scugog Cleaners |give the Oshawa All-Stars plen-| lvisited the Brooklin Concretes,|ty of problems at the plate. | There is the usual Tuesday- ay s night doubleheader at Alexan-/NAMED TO ALL-STARS dra Park tonight, Ajax Merch-| The Oshawa Major League ants vs. General Tire in the|team will be named from the jopener and Scugogs vs Gale's|following All-Star selections--| in the "nightcap". On Thurs-|(Scugogs -- Pete Landers, Wa- day night, the twin-bill calls|yne Cheeseman, "Bo"' Burke, for Brooklin visiting Bad Boys|Paul Parkinson; (General Tire in the opener at Alexandra|-- Dan Price, and "Moe Bry- Park and Gale Lumber goingjant; (Bad Boys "Rich') lright back against Scugog Clea-|March and Alvie Tilk; (Gale-| ners, in the second game. {Lumber Ron Taylor, Joe Friday night finds Ajax/|Piontek, "Pam" Knight, Ralph| Merchants visiting. Brook-|Davis, Jim Rowden Ralph 0'- lin Concretes, which is in ef-|Reilly, Reg. White, Reg. Hick- lfect, a back - to - back set, asjey and "Red" McDermaid. Concretes visit Ajax on Wed-| Game time for Wednesday's nesday night, for another sch-{night's exhibition attraction is eduled tilt. 8.15 o'clock, White Tosses Two-Hitter, Gales Blank Merchants Reg White hurled Gale's|as he fanned 14 batters and) Lumber to a 13-0 win over Ajax| walked two, He got help from | Merchants in Ajax as he pitch-|Jim Rowden and Doug Cole, led a two-hit, 14-strikeout game} who each hit home runs, Cole's lin Oshawa City and District}homer was a three-run effort Softball action Monday that gave Gales a_ deciding In another city and district|5-0 lead over Ajax early in the game, Brooklin Concretes de-|second inning. Cole added four feated front-running Scugog(singles to his homer, Cleaners 5-3. Rowden added a single White stretched his win-loss| Bill Kornylo was another big} GAELS HONOR CHAM- PION -- Oshawa Green Gaels, defending Minto Cup lacrosse champions, Mon- day presented Pamela First-Inning Outburst Gives Jaycees Osidwa Jaycees of the Osh awa City and District Juvenile Softball League tallied five} times on a three-run homer and a two-run home run in the seventh inning to blank Port Perry at North Oshawa 7-0.) dr |Hank Kaleta pitched a four-hit| Walt ball game for the win In another juvenile game Peo-|Bill ple's Clothing edged Gen-Auto|W 3-2 2-0 until the) Hank Kaleta homered, also scoring Walt|P! Kalinowski, who had walked and Don Parker who singled Dennis Ewart doubled and Dave Leaming homered make the score 7-0. Kalinowski added a single to this walk while Ewart singled to add to his double. Terry Me-| Quade singled and Jim Clapp} doubled for the other Jaycee! hits. | Kaleta faced 39 batters, fan-| ned 14, allowed two walks, four led when Jaycees seventh, to er Bill Beare allowed eight hits, |~ seven walks and seven runs son rawn Also hitting for People's were) crosse, Ed Wright Logeman with singles, Miller of Oshawa, the 1966 Ontario Ladies Open golf champion, with roses and a trophy as a tribute to her recent victory, Team cap- Victory and Solomon who walks with a triple, Hitting for Gen-Auto Prentice, single, oods, double, and ith singles. Brian. White was tcher the [REMEMBER WHEN? .. .. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hank Cieman, lanky Toronto walker, cracked George Goulding's 1910 Ca- nadian mark for the two miles at Toronto 35 years ago today--in 1981, Cieman finished in 13 minutes 54,4 seconds at the Ontario track championships com pared with Goulding's 14 while |hits and no walks. Losing pitch-| minutes 7.4 seconds, had | aid L were | while Grabko, a double and alrogether over Dairy Queen 10- single, Rick Crawford, single,' Lynn Mike} Mothersil] and Bob White each | soals ina losing Gaels Overpower Legionnaires By DON MeKINNON Times Sports Writer {second and 13-8 at the end, Osh- awa oul-shot Hastings 47-24, Oshawa Green Gaels swept to their 18th victory in 19 games Monday night as they defeated Hastings Legionnaires 13-8 in OLA junior A lacrosse at the Civie Auditorium, in a rather uninieresting game, 1,087 fans saw Brian Thompson and Phil Clay scored three goals each wh Ross Jones and John Clayt Jim Grady took over the scoring chores for Hastings as he netted five goals and added one assist, Ken Hengerson | scored once but helped on three others and Darryl Schollard and Rarey Kelle each seored one goal, Jim Paterson, who usually leads in scoring for Hastings, |was not dressed Moriday due to added two goals each, Single|2" exam which he writes to- markers went to Neil Arm strong, Charlie Marlowe--Mar- JUST TALKING - It was the lowe's first goal since he sul-\ second" fered a leg injury -- and Fred fer the" Geis" Ld oe 4 Greenwood, 'again tonight in Huntsville, Sun- Gaylord Powless helped oniday, they defeated the Junior four goals while captain Jim Higgs assisted on three, Mery Marshall and Phil Clayton pick- ed up two assists each with single assists going to Arm: strong, Dwight Davies, Don Stinson, Marlowe and Green- wood, 'It was one of our poorest games," coach Jim Bishop said after the game, Although Gaels dominated the game, they lacked the vigor of the past, They led 4-1 after the first period, 9-5 after the es testes "A" all-stars 168 in Whitby Powless was somewhat hampered by his helmet, He has a cage affair in front of his face; which bothers his scoring eye... Oshawa Green Gael booster club is looking for support, The club is designed to promote lacrosse, especially the Gaels, not just as a sports' team, but as individual' meme bers of Oshawa as a com- munity, For further informa. tion on the Booster Club, phone 723-6221, Once Unbeatable Steelers 'Drop Third Straight Game tain Jim Higgs presented the roses to Miss Miller while club president Dr, J, M. Phillips presented a trophy. |Vermoin Leads 'Local In Win Tom Vermoin and Tom Simp- son each scored five goals to their respective teams to victory in Oshawa Minor La- Bantam division, Mon- Dan' day at the Children's Arena, and Al Griffin each Vermoin led UAWA Local 222 to a 9-7 win over Local 1136 Simpson paced Get- Tom Rorabeck scored five losing cause for Local 1136, In another bantam = game, Jury and Lovell defeated Lions Club 7-5, Also scoring jwere Brian Roy and Bob Me- |Donnel with two goals each \Jim MecGeiwn and Bradd Tompson scored singletons for Local 1136, Gord Buchanan scored three times for Get-Together, while Ron Kurelo added a pair and Tom Smith scored one, Guy May scored two goals, with Mike Stasiski, Preston Hender- son, George Kolasis and Ron By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers, who, \for the early part of the season |were unbeatable, have |dropped their last three OLA jjuniol "B" games, They howed 14-10 Monday night to the cel- lar-dwelling Fast York Mo- | hawks. For Mohawks, it was their first win of the season over the Lascos, having lost their three previous meetings to the County Town crew Jack Chisholm proved to be the giant-killer for Mohawks, as he triggered five goals and assisted on one more. Barry Wilkinson netted a trio and helped on two. Larry Bird also had a five-point night on two goals and a trio of assists, Ron Liscombe had a pair of tallies with Gord James and Terry Mantle each bagging singles. Larry Haight, despite a poor showing by several of his mates tried gamely, and counted six goals, Larry Lloyd added a pair, with single markers going to Tom Vann and Mike Lewis, Steelers were never in com- now | second, with both teams scor- ing four times in the final | stanza, Co-manager Ross Drew was somewhat disappointed after the game. "I cannot figure the team out, They just do not seem to have the drive they had in the early part of the season," he said, One of their leading snipers, Bill Gresham, has not been in uniform for some time due to work and a shoulder injury. Wayne Allan has been between the pipes for the last four games and has played well but has not received the protection he deserves. Steelers end their schedule Sunday afternoon at Whitby Arena when they face Ohsweken - Paris Combines, Game time is 2:30. BROWN ENTERS MOSPORT, Ont, (CP) -- Hal | Brown of Lethbridge, Alta, run ning second in the contest fot |the Canadian driver's chample onship, has entered the 125-mile jrace for the William Cleland mand as they trailed 5-3 after|/Memorial Trophy next Satur- the first period, 10-6 after the'day, for Local 222 ' -- Due Guscott added single members for the losers, Joe Sawyer and George -Kil- } --d vale Corby's Leads Senior Point Race Gaylord Powless, starry face-|Second in the senior point race adding singletons. For Lions |Park advanced to the Kiwanis . Storie Park asis each scored two goals for Jurys with Roddy Whiteman, | Fi n inal Club, Jerry Coakwell scored scored three times with Keith} |Boys' Bantam Baseball League final Monday night. with con- | John Stauf, and Rick Peleshok Storie Park and Harman Mountjoy adding one goal, vincing victories sudden- Branton Shows death playoff games | in in onening Extra money just in time to supplement your for con singles Brown game, Dave winners with OLA Senior 'A' scoring race. -- |tarig thoroughbred circuit, but John picked up seven g08l8\Monday, the only horse he sent double and a triple for two; Jim McMaster was the power Tight Tilts I | Light Lilts In of the Oshawa Green Gaels,|starring for Brooklin Redmen, {with singles going to Bob Young, | Harris. 'A' series and the 1965 Juniorjeight times last week and has jn the Civil Service Softball and Art Banett, also with almon-;and Bob Glecoff it, in the Ontario Lacrosse|ton,. and Greg. Heffernan,) Quality Fuels edging Woods|16 hits Storie Park scored 10 runs in| Western Oil to a 142-point output, which in-\Black Pearl against the Black duced identical 5-4 scores, Rex-|effort against a hot Brooklin| times in the first frame to whip), . Cardinal Cleaners, while is | a} a year-old Edson Arantes do Nas- clare a winner while Ontario|'un while Vern Ferguson had/awa Cycle in the third and de- an Park, starting at 6.30 p.m.ie od Road Minor lacrosse Hastings, but Jones is the top| soccer world as Pele. The Black coming in the bottom of the 7th Mer. defeating them 8-4 against Lake Vista, Wright's|/had help from Tim Morris and| Phil Clayton, Oshawa, 91; \cer supremacy Brazil, Radio Park. Campbell's open- 898: Cullen had a double while| Western scored four runs in the|!sPie had a triple and two|scored once, both with 79, follow of a place in the sudden-death only run, as Haluka allowed Catcher Francis Bradley was|two singles while Robbie Wood Brown had two { ~ sl on, champions, went on a 15-point!tain ruin. Thackery, Haluka driving them done the same for DeHart's in}Dan McKee had a double and Rose's three-run triple was thea performance Marty and then two errors let Dan- ing. In bantam actio Sing the fifth, when Harman|scoretl two goals for the losers| y n at Ki ' and eight assists for a respeC-|ig the post, Courant D'Air, won ane record to six wins and one loss|hitter for Gales as he hit a/while fanning seven batters RBI's hitter for Port Perry with a y : a > fae na Terry Vail and Reg White|double and single, with singles off expert and pin-point passerjis John's older brother, Terry, each hit a double and a single,|going to Chris Dowson and Brian ' . . . continues his march towards|with 34 goals and 35 assists for! C l S two, and Palm Knight with one.! | E , "hae meh | 2 | ' n the other game, People's the individual scoring cham-|69 points, : i : 1Vl ervice Breaking White's no-hitter|jumped into a 1-0 lead in the pionship, in the OLA Junior) Ron McNeil of Toronto scored) Four games were sheduled, were Ron Moore, with a single,|first inning on hits to Phil Solo- scoring champion, then a mem-/44 goals, most in the league and |Teggue last night and of three)single, Neil Pascoe was the! They went i * on "ee a "| sh A! ' 5 Z ee q § p into a 3-1 lead in ber of the Oshawa Green Gaels,|has only a dozen assists, for!scorebooks tunred in, all{losing pitcher with eight strike-|the third as, Andy Konopacki is making another runaway of|56 points. Don Arthurs, Bramp-| showed extremely close scores.| outs, two walks and allowing|singled to score Harry Morri- W I N . Association's Senior 'A' point- Brooklin, have 49 and 43 points Transport 3-1, in their game at|. Substitution and chaos reign- the sixth inning to trounce! ay n ovice scoring derby. respectively. Radio Park, while the double-|ed for Scugogs as they juggled }Lake Vista 15-2 at Storie Park J "ee 4 Oshaw : Powless has powered his way; IN SOCCER, it will be the|header at Alexandra Park pro-|their team around in a losing jwhile Harman tallied eight Jim Branton le shawa Dis count House to an 11-5 win over| cludes 49 goals. He added six|Panther in today's World Cupjaco's nosing out Rundle Garden team | T k S j Southmead 15-0 points last week Teammate|clash between Rrazi!l and Por.| Centre the game, Garnet Warringer led Brook a es eres Whe teatot-thve ere ie Ay 6:3 in Ross Jones third in theltugal. The Black Pearl is 25-\that went nine innings e- lin's hitting attack with a hom Jester n t "|Novice and Tyke lacrosse league's scoring race with 110) win hile Onter @| Western Oil eliminated Osh-| Wnder, way ' : }games respectively for the points, just eight points behind|cimento, the slender Brazilian Steel nipped DeHart's Excel- two doubles. Bruce Mitchell hit|ciding ge Adams, Ostle, Clark q| efits > g game of the s ie 8 e ' stie, ar and) second-place Jim Paterson of!genius known throughout the/siors 5-4 in the second game, double and a single for three|in Oshawa Legion Ainge finals | wright all homered in the) Association. the winning run in this one| RBI's, Doug Scott was the win-|hall Peewee division Monday: (Sixth inning for Storie Park| Branton scored four goals} actual goal-scorer, with 73 to|/Panther is Portugal's 24-year- é a his credit. old Eusebio Ferreira, Pele's|inning Paul Parkinson, Ron Cullen,) Bp i h ri y ree- blas . : " : "5 ' g. ¥ ill Reimer . rs ome run was a three-run blast.) perek Met vith three Jim Grady, Hastings, 102; |only rival for the crown of soc-. Walt Haluka bested 'Tuffy' Bob Burke, Barry Johnston and|to the win uatpiee fies tin Clark was top batter, adding| Derk Do nS ogee . | MChugh in the pitching duel at Howie Bryan ail hit for Scu-land fanning four batters. |# double and single while Gil- goals. each while David Healey Bruce Todman, Long Branch, champions since 1958. must % i 82; Ken Henderson, Hastings\heat the experienced Portu- ing single in the third inning, '@ others hit singles, Dor ird inni f | si ; r hits w > fay Guige scor H : on g g gin site : Nithird inning with two out. to/Singles. Other hits went to Pat) Wayne McGuigan scored) re gg ek aaagtla rach dag oggadly Ragen pap be ml seal yl Calder was the losing pitcher. 'take a commanding lead, Dave ld 'a ee eee ee Gee ie ie ere vie John Davis, who played the quarter - finals. Otherwise its AA cn ae Balika aiiew ad Runde drove in four runs with |" 1 ayior |Robbie White adding the single- previous three seasons with dream of three consecutive only four hits the hero for Ontario Steel. H Lake Vist th Se ee 'wal : : id Steel, He had a double. ane vista will Oshawa's three-time Minto Cup/World Cup triumphs faces 'cer-/ Quality Fuels got two runs belted a two-run homer in th Steve Shine ' tributing a double In the Tyke he iia ke Bical ilthird Pools a the. Steve Shine hit a triple and mt my B M led' th Y : eg Nhia in' th jird, by Butler anc rd inning after Beuchler hada single for Oshawa Cycle while|...% 'he other game, Barry|Maguire led the scoring | splurge hg chsh IN RACING, Oshawa trainer bu ghee three - goal ona ogre no i ale *h |Duke Campbell hasn't had ajin with his single, plus an the second inning. Bradley's|a single for the losers. Larry| 8 hit in the first inning, Rose while Gallas, Glen} now has a 14-point lead, in the|,ooq season to date on the On-\error. In the fifth, Danford|blow made it 3-2 as Bob Reid/Matthews was the losing) ¥@S the winning pitcher. |Johnston. and Gerry Schroer! forced Butler, who had walked, had scored in their second inn- pitcher Gryszezuk. added a home runjadded single goals, Jim Morris} in ford score the winners' third Jim Fegan tied it at 3-3 with|Stadium, UAWA Local 292|8cored five times, while Mon- with Scott Goodwin adding the| and final run. his long homer in the fourth,|dumped Houdaille 10-3 in the|Petit had a double and single, 'single tive total of 35-48 for 83 points. | a Fort Erie Arriving in over, the world's LACROSSE SCORES money-winning pacer By THE CANADIAN PRESS |an engagement Friday Ontario Senior A $15,720 Harness Peterborough 7 St. Catharines 5|America Pace at Ontario Junior A Raceway. Brent Huntsville 16 Etobicoke 17 Ontario Junior B Oshweken 10 East York 13 Dixie 20 Whitby 18 He in Tracks Hanover Friday in 2:01.2. 337 226 272 255 240 3 ae 15/ups 4-1 in Whitby, Monday 252 14, Brian Fletcher, John 239 |P T 139 36 195 2) Lopple Dunlops 228 26' In Whitby Industrial 260 18) cofths "ti Thi ane { softball action, Whitby Oshawa Mimico Toronto St. Cath, Hantsville L. Branch Brampton Hastings bE Etobicoke 3 16 Senior A WLtT ll 273 12 362 7 horndyke, Matt F A Pt 181 23} 178 23; Hitting for Dupont 157 18| Feilding, Spencer, 182 18|with a home run 205 6 the loser. Peterb'gh Toronto Brampton Brooklin St. Cath. |Toronto Monday was Bret Han- leading has the of Greenwood | cap- tured the first leg of the HTA touring series at Hamburg last "yt rx av. Whitby Merchants League Pr Mer- chants defeated Dupont Wind- Heron, 'aul Borchuk, Bob Talbot, Ted Campbell, Mitton Rainey and John Toue- lingham. Talbot was the win. ning pitcher, with 16 strikeouts. were and Peters Peters was Young Bradley singled to open the fifth, advanced on an error and finally came home. on aj\ wild pitch, to make it 4.3 but DeHart's tied it again in the seventh, on a double by| McGraw followed by Blair's} Single, Then in the bottom of} the seventh, Aston opened with | a single, Basil Fleury -- sacri-| ficed and Aston came home| with the winning run when! when Francis Bradley slammed | his third-straight hit, this one} a long triple to end the game OVERTIME WIN John Milne was safe on an error in the sixth inning and scored to tie the score 4-4 for Rundles, against Rexco's but the latter team won out, in spite of a fine relief pitching job by Totem, In the bottom of the 9th, with one out, Dave Whiteley singled, stole second and scored on an error throw, for the 5-4 margin Robinson started for Rundles, was relieved by Supryka in the second and Totem took over in the fourth. Lack of control was the problem for both Robinson and - Supryka. Bill Giddings pitched the win' for Rexco's, allowing just six hits. He him-)} self -had three of his team's six-hit total Monday's Fights Tokyo--Henry Acido, Philippines, and Tetsuya. Ya- magami, 119, Japan, drew, 10 New Orleans, La.--Jerry Pel- legrini, 147, New Orleans, stopped Colin Fraser, 145%, Toronto, 1 San Jose, Calif.--Baby zar, 126%, Durango, outpointed Frankie (126, Los Angeles, 10. 117,| STEELERS WIN The score was the same in the second game of the twin- bill but this time no overtime was necessary, as this was a lgame of extra-base blows. Sala-| Mexico, Crawford, e| first game of the final. 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