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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'Tesedey, july 26, 1966 Cd SPORTS BEAT By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor Major league bird dogs attending the weekend junior baseball tournament at Toronto's Maple Leaf Stadium certainly didn't see much in the way of talent as far as hitting goes, None of the teams entered could gener- ate much of an offence, and it was this fact that kept Oshawa Acadian Cleaners out of the semi-final bracket, Cleaners faced Ottawa St. Francois in the opening round and certainly had enough chances to win, However, they lacked the big hit at the right time, Turning point in the game came in the fifth when they stranded runners on second and third, Ottawa hop- ped into a two-run lead in the next inning, with a "fluke" call setting the stage for the damage. WITH A RUNNER on first and no one out, Al Hoit, Cleaners' centre fielder, made a long run to haul in a fly ball, In the act of throwing the ball, however, Holt dropped it and the base umpire ruled he didn't. have possession long enough for the catch to count, So, in- stead of a runner on first arid one out, Ottawa had two runners on base. The next batter lined a single into right field scoring one run but alert. fielding cut down the other base-runner trying for third, with the batter. going to second, A double scored him CLEANERS HAD A GOOD chance in the last of the sixth but it just wasn't their day, Len Stabler and Pat Watters both drew walks to open the innine and, after a wild pitch, they had moved to third and second, Youth- ful Ottawa pitcher Chris Harber uncorked a wild pitch and Stabler took off for the plate. The ball however, hit the concrete portion of the stand behing the plate and caromed back to the Ottawa catcher, who promptly tagged Stabler for the out, That was if for Cleaners Rod Williams, Cleaners' catcher, almost forced To- ronto officials to re-design their screen behind home plaie when he crashed into it while chasing a foul ball. fortunaely, Williams was not injured GREEN GAELS CAME OUT ahead in Saturday night's junior lacrosse game at Hastings but the real losers in the long run could be a pair of Oshawa players, At the rate they were going in that game, Ross Jones and Gaylord Powless might well have picked up a few more gouls, thus making their bid for team and league scoring marks easier in their remaining games, Jones is chasing John Davis' goal-scoring mark of 93 while Powless is after Davis' point-mark of 184, which is also the league record, OSHAWA SKLAR FURNITU ball Association midget champions, made a fine showing in the opening round of the Leaside midget baseball tournament at Talbot Park Monday, although they dropped a 4-3 decision to Mount Dennis. The game was well-played, however, and a large crowd thoroughly enjoyed the action, Officials are hoping the remainder of the tournament will be as exciting Sklars now have a breather until Ontario playoffs start, although two or three may accompany Acadian Cleaners to Merriton for a junior tournament this weekend RE, Eastern Ontario Base- ALEXANDRA PARK tonight should see some exciting action as Jayceos and People's Clothing hook up in the third game of their best-of-three playoff to declare a city repre- sentative for Ontario playoffs. Jaycees won the opener 1-0 and held a comfortable 3-0 lead Sunday in the second game before People's caught fire and grabbed a 6-3 verdict. The game is the first half of a doubleheader, with an Oshawa City and. District Senior League game to follow, The Oshawa Construction EF members held golf tournament awa Golf Club and the event, be an annual an outstandin with trophies galore for the and District xchange their first at the Osh- last week which will one, proved 4 SUCCESS, and prizes skillful and honest above is a group of proud winners, names engraved on the new trophies ground) Grimm Block Co., of Tr Ltd MARICHAL'S 16TH WIN... CONSTRUCTION MEN HOLD FIRST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT winners, Shown ament and "Ossie"' first to have their ply Lid., trophy and ODCE; Left to right (fore- are Charlie of Primeau - Argo Rexdale, winner 1 Redy-Mix Concrete Trophy, with the low- net donated by ing) -- EF Fiberglas Canada LAd., ronto, fourth low net; est gross score of the tourn- Love, Millwork and Building Sup- winner of the low prize (stand- A. Williamson, To- Barry . ENDS CLEMENTE'S STREAK AVALANCHE OF GOALS Second | | wwe oe BON Ry DON McKINNON Times Sports Writer Huntsville Tornadoes appar- ently checked the wrong player last night. Tornadoes were double-team- ing Ross Jones and did it suc- cessfully as they limited Jones' | scorin, ng to one goal; but they | missed Brian Thompson, as he netted seven goals and added jtwo assists. They also missed lon Gaylord Powless, who iscored six goals and added |three assists to pace Oshawa 'Green Gaels to a 22-5 win, in the Civic Auditorium. | Dave Keenan, Joe Krasnaj land Phil Clayton each scored |two goals while Charlie Mar- \lowe and Don Stinson scored lone apiece, Stinson added four jassists in his 'best game in ithe face-off circle yet," said coach Jim Bishop, HUNTSVILLE'S BEST Mike Oke and Brent Munroe scored two goals apiece for ) Fisher, Oshawa Wood Prod- ucts, who was awarded "the most honest golfer' trophy; Norman Wilton, Alnor Earthmoving Lid., Oshawa, third low net and Fay Brooks, of H, M, Brooks Lid., Oshawa, sec- ond low net winner. of | adding the singleton. Neil Armstrong was jperiod rally for the Gaels as/t he picked up a loose ball from Rexco"s Hold of By ichal could be ele jof his native Don lie Marichal win any the But then, man Franks MURRAY /Assoclated Pre's Sporis Writer! Marichal Some suggest that howe popularity National League with Pittsburgh P neithe CHASS Juan Mat ected pres iinican Repub ver, contest in irates r would Her Taken against lis A ular In Franks and Marichal teamed|Los up Monday and Francisco Giants jtory over the rates and the Gis two percentage lead Marichal, the the league ac 0 of jscheduled to pitch "| He adelphia_ Phillies Giant manager jto save him for jthe crucial three - jwith Pittsburgh | Thus, the 28-ye jican rested four d Ithree lhim, stopped th halted hitting didn't wal the even six-hits, mente's games, }scored first sparked to a 2-1 vic place Pi ants to within points of the e righthander riginally against Phil Sunday, the of game opener ar-old Domin-| ays instead of e Pirates Roberto Cle streak at 17 k anyone and}: tual winning jrun after an alert bit of base 'Mount Dennis TWOSOME Davis POTENT Oshawa Green Gaels will have their hands full trying to take care of this potent twosome when the juniors meet the Green Gael Old Boys in an exhibition la- crosse game at Civic Audi- torium, Thursday night Acadian Cleaners Trip Leaside League Leaders Oshawa Acadian Cleaners handed league - leading North Toronto Richardsons a 3-2 set back in a Leaside Junior Base ball League game at Kinsmen Sta@um Monday night Gary Carroll limited league leaders to four hi picking up the pitching deci sion over Rick Jones, who suf fered his first' loss of the they garnered one run son. Carroll received excellent) seventh and won with two fielding support from his mates, eighth especially shortstop Pat Wat ters who threw out eight bat leading Senior is scorer A in divi. for Peter- while Conlin with Brooklin Redmen Both were with Gaels two years ago the OLA sion and toils borough is Cleaner nfielders 14 Carrol two He next error Pugh's sing Jones held ¢ through the SIX ters lected co ASSISIS ran were out walked one Was into trouble the hatter aft in sevent! safe on an outl the Rath scored on liy in ¢ to centre leaners score first nnings bi sea } ] and Pet Tones n the seve Eric Watters erson = scoring nit e sacrifice bunt Bonnie Simon Hits Homer To Win. A three-ru Simon gave over Impalas Ladies Softball ing Joan Wittshire lyn Gibbs Jackie Skea all for the winners Winning shire Betty Stra homers for Impalas Hercia Patty Stettler each hit 2 pitcher was Joyce Smith Jones ran the Cookson and Ron Inch fo ond do Norm home one away in Wayne with lower n homer by Bon : Wildcats a 6-4 win in GM Monday nie St ble of the Bjorndan! run and B >» winne Office \ even- | Way drove in t as he into a McClellan beat tl Rarb Gat Nancy h first base Carr ruck out ters and ssued = only walks walked three nd Peterson ts . for Rod Willia alters had one $ hared i 6 nitche Inch wo hi Tones and W r and the OSS it eithree in the hits score ond .bu Jones fanned 10 and als running. 6-4 ident | complete an earned run average of 1,95 Marichal wouldn't' hatter in the averaging only especially | game guy wi the Ang San! Philadelphia 6-3 Mets tr The Woo against eight victories scoring it by was |third dy Ollie The change didn't hurt | on) Pittsburgh Francisco San Los Philadelphia St But| Fryman's Franks dec sided | Maric *hal's Tito Fuentes followed with a series! single, when BASEBALL er STANDINGS F An Lou | Houston Nips Sklar Mount Dennis e Sklar Furniture the bas ing game of side midget ment Defeat from the single ney Sklars led fror until the eighth, w out and two runr Ron Ley walloped to centre field t Dennis ahead 4-3 Mount Dennis scoring the Tom Boyes sing the bases when nast the fielder An error Andy Kit's Sklars' first fourth. They the fifth on a a single by Denr pickup from Por Mount Denn ne pi Way for a run a Walk elim k in le th a hit single two add palr teher Single and a ame on Hent eighth on a { appeared way in andes d on came in the Rlanchard walked final Hen a all in th and sl e one uck 0 late had a 4:3 4 | Park Monday night in the open cig! dged Oshawa at Talbot annual Lea- ebal| tourna Sklars tour) inated nockout the fourth with two ners on base a triple deep put Mount n hen, 0 the when opened second 'd € ball bounced batsman and accounted for runs in the ed another ir of walks anc 'is O'Brien, t Hope touched start Blanchard the le but John ne in fif in Ken seven truck out strikeouts and his three innings hit out ee struck three walked owed th l th € Oshawa Bantams Lose At Cobourg Cobourg Rant on ams { 'obou eba a hom Comb Singies Alan » pitcher wh win The ( Th doubled the on Ban ma wit d Teddy M le and two | New New YESTERDAY'S FIGHTS coiumbus lickne San Francisco Giants six-hitter By | Atlanta | Cincinnati York Chicago 31 Monday's Results Pittsburgh York 6 Houston Philadelphia 3 Los against Giants rates two percentage point tional League Batting Cleveland Indians ers and a sing! ad circlod | LUNs and scored three 9 dians' 6-3 victory over Washing ton Senators ' Giants Nip Pirates In Big One together that gave,plate, tried to get Fuentes his 16th vietoryjing back to first, four defeats, his 16th\darted for third and game in 28 starts and/He scored as Hal The 1% ing a 3-3 with a -three-run in the eighth, Al gled in the first run, art the second and came across on Jim grounder Stuart earlier Los Angeles while and Philadelphia Pitcher Dennis has not walked a 22 innings and now one walk a can't become very pop th that kind of record only other NL games eles Dodgers downed and New York Houston Astros the 'rimmed Bill Giants handed rookie Fryman his fifth defeat They did in the Ribant four-run outburst and gave New runs for its fifth tory over Houston The Astros rallied two runs Brown singled and beat straight throw to second on sacrifice bunt for driving ryman in Brown, andjand one backing up the!as close American League WL Pet, 66 33 667 52.43 546 52 45 .536 46 531 49 500 Si .474 51.469 54 438 43 39 .422 12 58 .420 ' Monday's Results * Cleveland 6 Washington 3 (Only game scheduled) International League WL Pet. 56 41 597 54 46 (540 52 46 (531 53 47) «530 49 49 500 fe 46 51 .474 enh as' the! jacksonville 44 51.468 ittsburgh Pi-}. . one Syracuse 39 62 .386 moved to within of the No Monday's Results : Pirates Syracuse 3 Whitfield hit two hom . drove in three in the Ln-| National League é Pet, cpt 598 596 583 531 510 195 464 458 443 $20 58 59 56 §2 49 48 45 44 433 39 40 40 Baltimore Detroit 1'4/ Cleveland 6%! California 814! Minnesota 10 | Chicago 13 | New York 314} Kansas City Washington Boston geles 52 49 46 45 42 is 15 17 1 San Francisco 4 Angeles 6 Rochester roronto Toledo Richmond | Buffalo ASSOCIATED PRESS), Juan Marichal pitched a hi 16th for four edged and victory 1 Toledo 2 | lo 2 Toronto sa at Today's Games Toronto at Jacksonville Buffalo Toledo at Syracuse Columbus at Rochester Sandy Suffering Arthritic Elbow Lt WS Koufax pain of his i but W baseball's mn after delphia Philli night T tens heer cent ine Medicine can reduce pain and welling en hols medication Dody keeps pit ers th tha he 7 et 1 ink thres ! ly tion of the Kerli Kerlan foe! eel piteh waren ANGELES (AP) suffering the career in his hi tered Sandy worst arth AVS is soing the full nine 0W phy last outing Saturday 168 pitches, Normally about 120 effectiveness been decreasing ian by the reducin he Angeles hander pain Los eft ages His have for 6-1 has eat Hin more n victories this seg any other piteher in Koufax will against Phila es Wednesday permitting has become his medi ased from a day and his first for the month of won but half of his six starts, For average was 1.45. For July 2.11, It now stands at the season, tops in the And he wilh 185 in 191 innings majors No. 18 arm vain hat so in has to ine re two ills had ne re Koufax caused said arthritis by pitching ethow in season, Dy mn said Mondas Rob-| Wa doctor Koufax has Marichal made Lanier grounded into a double play. Dodgers moved to within games of the top by break- Ferrara sin- Dick Stu- Gilliam's homered White John Briggs connected for hit two-run single that climaxed a in the eighth York enough runs in the bottom of the eighth in the ninth but that's & as they could come, Jacksonville ppd, at Richmond (2) Koufax struggled obviously in innings defeat New York's Mets in his the fourth, scored the tying. run} He threw in the fifth, then lost it in the | ome ELERS EDGE FOLE ave! appears gradually| Bob Lee and Steve Foster each!to Alexandra Park and put on} about a month. Koufax was) hil siniges in a losing cause June, June his earned run after 1.70 for majors definitely | | suffered fram the |Oshawa Civic Softball League, | by |game, blanked DeHart's Excel- com- Park, the top rung, but have some rivals right down their neck. Ontario Steel continued their |improved play of recent weeks ito beat out Foley's Plumbing 13-1 in one of the better games of the Monday night's schedule action and Quality Fuels also kept pace, scoring a 10-3 vic- tory over Chicken Villa, in the second half of the doubleheader at Alexandra Park. Wood's Transport broke up their second - place deadlock with Rundle Garden Centre, when they knocked off the "Gardeners" 6-3, at Radio| | Park. | + | SHUTOUT FOR REXCO"S Bill Giddings pitched | the |shutout win for Rexco's, over DeHart's, allowing the Excel- siors only three scattered hits, with Buechler getting two of them, both singles. Blythe tripled in the fifth, with none out -- and was left stranded. | MacDonald started on the mound for DeHart's but gave) way to Mitchell in. the third inning, when Rexco's bats} The winners} it they rally third for vie- two JUAN MARICHAL | | 'he | Syracuse Chiefs Eke Out Mud Hens By THE CANADIAN PRESS [started to boom, Syracuse Chiefs edged Toledo! got three runs in the first in- 13 13% 1644|Mud Hens 19 1914| 2214 244 44 Whiteley' s| 3-2 with a ninth- jning, on two walks, by Mac- inning run in the International! single and an error League Monday night, Donald. Tony Przybycien yielded hits} In the third, "Rick" Craggs to Manny Jimenez and Corky/opened with a single, Ken How- | Withrow in relief of starter Jack! ard tripled, Whiteley got his} Cullen in the ninth inning second-straight hit and Schram} Jim Horsford replaced him|also connected, to contribute to jand when Jim's throw to get/the three-run rally that con- pinch- runner Jack Tracy at jcluded the game's scoring. third on Jackie Moore's sacri- | Whiteley had three hits for the fice bunt was too late, the bases! winners. -- 'were loaded. Bill Tuttle's 3% grounder to first-baseman Mike} HALUKA IN FORM 4'4|Hegan ended the game, Tracy) Walt Haluka was in top form 4%)! scoring the winning run for Quality Fuels, in the sec-| 744! Bill Bethea homered for the ond game at Alexandra Park, 10 |Hens in the third inning to defeat Scott's Chicken Villa ll 110-8 He. gave up only Wilson walked in the second) stanza and scored later on Terry's Hit, an infield out and} ;error, In the fifth, Seott's add- 'ed their other two runs, on two errors, Cosborn's double and a GBI three hits. | People's Edge Port Perry 2-1 Andy Konopaski hurled a single by Wilson. three-hitter against Port Perry) Hoar started for Chicken |Monday and People's Clothing) Villa but was replaced in. the| ; won the softball game, downing' fourth Quality "Fueis "got two Port Perry 2-1 at North Osh-/runs in the second, on Bathe's| jawa single and a homer by Frank} People's had: five hits off Bill) Macko, |Beare as. Bill Taylor hit a} They added one in the third [triple Dan Logeman. doubled,| and then broke out with a four- Al Griffin hit two. singles and} run rally in the fourth and add- Bob Cameron one single, for/¢d three in the fifth, Macko, the win McArdie, and Grenner were all) Port Perry fell behind 1-0 in| t@ the fore, in the winners 19 jattack ng bottom of -- that People's scored inning 8S! Ontario Steel Products and | Foley' s Plumbing moved their) Port Perry's Graham Powell, {game from Thornton's Corners} to fone of the tightest. games of relieved Ron|the season, the Steelers winning Wilson in the top-of the fifth,/ out 3-1 Wilson had pitched a Ken Bravener pitched the win to that point 'for Ontario Steel. He gave up| VME but _Konopacki had July it is) no-hitter, is the strikeout le ader| | the Huntsville with Terry Watson|the opening face-off of the sec- ond stanza, the|who scored at the nine-second|* spark of a second and third-|mark and broke the 2-2 tie of Woods Stay In Contention: Rexco's, league-leaders in the|two hits to Gary Grant the narrow margin of onejning and a single to Butler in) the fourth frame. Foley's didn't siors 6-0 last night at Alexandra) score until the sixth when G to maintain their grip on|Rowbotham was still| error, breathing | out lated to the nighthawk. Period Spurt nwainps i the end. for the visitors. as the Gaels ran wild in the second stanza, outscoring Tornadoes 11-1 on a total of 27 shots-on- goal, as compared with Hunts- ville's nine. Two of Thompson's second- period goals came within five seconds of each other, with Phil Clayton adding another only eight seconds later. Coach Bishop was giving credit to the third line as they compiled six goals for the Gaels_and played "excention- ally well." Mery Marshall played well in goal. He has allowed only eight goals in the last two games. JUST TALKING -- The win for Gaels is their 22nd in 25 starts and puts them in a four- point lead over second place Mimico Mounties coach Bishop feels the Gaels will have no trouble in the playoffs for as he put it, "We've been up so long we can't go down. We're going to keep up this pace until it's all over," he "Powless was shoot- ing better," Bishop said, "and |Marlowe is really playing good lacrosse," ... Jones picked up |three assists for a total of 45 land a total of 85 goals for 130 points... . Powless now has 109 jassists and 63 goals for a league-leading 172 points, 12 onc off Bavis' record of ; Yes BRIAN THOMPSON passed to Jones, he first period, This was the beginning of Top Berth, . . « Bishop feels Jones [wit break the scoring record id by Davis. Gaels face pane. Armstrongs here on | Wednesday, at the Civie Audi- j\torium in their second-last game of the regular schedule. pol The Green Gaels "Old Nag Page | Boys" will face the Junior "A" Gaels on Thursday, in an exhibi- advanced on an infield) and stole home, for this torlum, at the Civic Audl- Ontario Steel got their first Hadinen Idle As St. Kitts Quit run off Don Nicholls in the sec- ond inning,.a home-run blow by Bob Reid. They added another, on Dave Ashton's homer, in the be and their third run was also a homer, Reid's second of) the game -- this time in the! By CLIFF GORDON 7th inning. ly There pin be no Senior 'A' : 2 vq |lacrosse action at the Brooklin WOOD'S TOPPLE RUNDLE'S Arena, this Saturday night as Wood's Transport broke their|originally scheduled. second place deadlock with} Brooklin was scheduled to Rundle Garden Centre, with a|Play Qt. Catharines but the On- 6-3 win, at Radio Park. tario Lacrosse Association "Tuffy" McHugh pitched the has released a bulletin stating |win for Woods. Singles by But-|that the St. Catharines Senior lton and Weldon gave Rundle's|Lacrosse Club has withdrawn their first run, in the opening from league competition, for the inning. Dan Toreski got a|Palance of the 1966 season, double off McHugh in the fourth} |The remaining games, sched- but Rundle's didn't score again|Ued against various teams, until 'the 6th, when Button got| Will be counted as wins for the his second single of the game other teams. This means that and then with one out, Maxwell|Brooklin Redmen will pick up four points. Brooklin plays in Toronto tomorrow night, in a game that could well decide the standings for the Brooklin team, as they will have only homered, Tolton started for Rundle's and gave way to 'Pots'? Robin- son in the fifth frame. The win- two games left to play after this one. The standings as of Monday night are as follows (Not includ- |ners got four runs in six hits, jin the opening inning, Piper, ing the points for the games with St. Catharines): Roberts, Hardy, Barker and SENIOR "A" Butler and DeMille, in the first in- 'McHugh all hitting singles while Matt Campbell had a triple. McAvoy's triple scored Roberts in the second and in the fifth, McAvoy opened with ja double and scored on Me: Hugh's sacrifice fly to right! field WL T GF G TP Pen, 13 6 1249195 27 465 1) 7 1 226-191 23 aba 10 9 @ 182 182 20 402 9 8 2164 169 20 S47 316 0112206 6 433 Carerpereugh Toronto Brooklin Brampton ~ | St. Catharines uae GAMES ed., July 27--Brooklin at Toronte, Fn July 29--Toronto at Peterborough. Sat., July 3%0--Peterborough vs Bramp- ton, 8.00 p.m. in Port Credit, BIRDS ARE COUSINS The whippoorwill is closely re- EVERYTHING FROM TACKS T0 HOLLAND LUMBER CO. CALL US! Need thumb tocks for carpeting? . . . or a thousand feet of lumber to build a garage or cottage! . . . 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