The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, August 8, 1966 iSPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associaie Sporis Eaiior GREEN GAELS took a little while to get out of second gear, almost stalled by Brampton's sheer desperation, last- ditch stand in the first period, of Saturday night's game at the new Bramalea Arena, but once they did get rolling, the Oshawa gutted-stick squad zoomed past the homesters, like an 8-cylinder burning "smoose." That cleared up that OLA Junior 'A' quarter-final in four-straight, much as anticipated and now, as also expected, Oshawa. lacrosse fans will miss their usual Monday-night attraction at the Civic Auditorium. Green Gaels it their next opponents, the winners of the Long Branch-Toronio Township series. Township won 15-14 on Saturday, lo lake what iooked iike a 3-1 lead in this series. However. ong Branch protested Fri- day night's game, regarding a penalty Jate in the game that "was not given out by the referee. The OLA upheld the pro- test, but they have not prolonged the series. They have ordered that Friday night's game will-be re-played, from the 18:01 mark of the third period, with Toronto Township leading by one goal. This final two minutes of Friday night's game will be played Tuesday night, prior to the fifth game of the series, at Toronto T¢ ip. Hf the homesters win both, they'll open the semi-final series against Oshawa, likely on Friday night and probably at Toronto Township, with the second and third games here at Civic Auditorium, on Saturday and Monday. series en, and Ajax Markham game here tonight and OASA Inter "C" Merchants open their Aces, in Markham on Wednesday and Park Squirts open their and are back at home has schedule action and two games at League opens JayCees vs Shippers vs North and «People's play -- their 15 p.m., at Alexandra Park their second game of People's Jewellers, in a ture at Kinsmen this was the game orig- local attraction tomorrow Championship" semi- and Gale's Lumber, o'clock, with the DIAMOND DUST holds Tuesday. Markham Hawks series in Brooklin tor Inter "B" series, as tomorrow night, wit! Thursday, respectively OASA series in Port on Wednesday. Civil tonight, doubleheader at Alexanc Lakev'ew Park. City and Dist its semi-finals tonight, at North Port Perry at 6:15 1 People's at 8:15 p.m. third game here Wednesda while Jay Cees go to Port Pe the series. Acadian Cleaners Leaside Junior Baseball League Stadium tonight, at 7:30 o'cloch inally booked for Saturday, Big night, is the first game of finals, between Bad Boy Appl ewhich goes at Alexandra Park *second game, same time and place, on Thursday. or their return Storie Perry Serv > ce League P t Juvenile t Park ark awa p.m Auto Ge Aut at 6 t rry fo pla pl fj here 7 the ance at eight ' advance to the provincial finals, when they eliminated , in the exciting sudden- Modern Grill Thistles action and they rformance, to qualify for Marconi in the finals, first game in London game in Oshawa, on OSHAWA THISTLES d 'in Ontario Cup soccer playdown Kingston Dunbrik with a 3-1 ory 'death game at Kinsmen St «had a good turnout on. hand .to "rewarded their fans with a fing the finals. They'll now meet London "a two-game, total-goa ; -this Saturday night an * August 20. adium, ee the ~ tish ¥ game results, while for Oshawa compe- pride Oakley finished fifth in Sthe 20-mile walking race and Andy Boychuck was eighth, *in the marathon run . . . BEVERLEY BOYS, Pickering's °"Diving Darling," wasn't expected to do more than make *a good showing, in the springboard diving event, but she "came through in sensational form, to capture second place eand a silver medal for ( Bet at her best on the *10-metre tower board and ( are pulling for the «15-year-old Pickering girl to win another medal for Canada, *in this event, perhaps even the gold award . . . HARRY TJEROME finally got his triumph winning the 100-yard * sprint, in a photo finish, so clo hat it took the judges ithe ridiculous period of nearly hour, before they an- *nounced their final finding: the athletes and rooters, Swho had almost suffocated, through holding their breath so elong .. . CANADA'S swimme won a couple of gold "medals and so far, the t enjoyed real success, with »the athletes proving a to themselves and their country -- and prospect more medals this week, are + bright . . MIMICO MOUNTIES ousted Huntsville Tora- «nadoes in four-straight games and will now meet the winner «of the Hastings-St. Catharine s, which -is all tied up, *St, Kitts having won both Friday and Saturday nights. {SPORTS IN SHORT Hambletonian Entry Wins Greenwood Feature Event TORONTO (CP) -- Arr year-old brown mare by = gem Roman Brook out of Lou Spen- owne y Max ebster rs naa Brantford, won the 12 ' Brook B has won Standardbred Futur $25,000 this season Greenwood raceway and more than $50,000 in her night. time. Armtro Gazelle mile in 2:06 2-5 and paid $ $2.60 and $2.50. Ed Drean i second and Royal Mint The daily double of Ty and Tootsie Doll paid $47 the sixth-race exactor of Kid and Cadenza returned $8 A crowd of 12,024 $485,464. npire point SPORTS SCAN: B -not reaching a peak celebration *titors, have warranted Alex { anada nadians a to ive am credit fo s serie ¢ cer ner nore than Saturda trotted th j Bar while e S HAMBURG, N.Y. ( The fabulous Romeo He narrowly missed breakir Hanover's Buffaio R _ track record for three *pacing colts Saturday but: pa "the season's fastest mile «to win the $12,933 W. N "olds Memorial Stake . Romeo was barred { "regular betting, and t! ' ® ° ° ~on numbers 7 and 3 was $7.2 * Goodnuff paid $6 OTTAWA (CP)--Blaz "clocking the fastest two-year-old + mile in Canada so far with a time of 2:03.2 "won the local division of *Canadian juvenile < pa "for two-year-olds at Rideau ( eleton Raceway * The flashy chestnut «Gene Abbe and Susa "owned by J. Ru fDutton, Ont., and * Keith Waples, clock * reer high and set «for age and gait © $4,980 race . et Satu C cuit € * VERNON, N.Y Sdian-owned Nanc eafter parking in most of the way »in the stretch to first leg of the Aug Sseries in 2:00 1-5 » Downs Saturday © Owned, trained and «John Graham of Lindsa *Nancy Brook B defeated * Oakie by three length + $9.80, $5.00 and 20 "Play was third. the busiest people Oshawa Fair Friday 4 { S; ERic WesstRv Times Sports Editor | Conditioning proved the de- \ciding factor' at Kinsmen Sta- idium Saturday night as Osh- awa Thistles defeated Kingston |Dunbrik 3-1 in a sudden-death | Ontario Cup soccer playoff game. 3 Modern Grill Thistles will travel to London next Satur- lday for a final game. London defeated St. Catharines 3-2 Sat- urday in another sudden-death tilt. All scoring came in the sec- ond half, with Thistles break- ling through for a pair of quick goals around the 1 mark and both teams scoring in the dying minutes. Centre forward George Mc- Millan scored Thistles' opening goal with outside right, Dave Davies, sinking the second, less than a minute later, Joe Welt put Kingston on the | Quality Fuels | Protest Loss Cleaning up a game that had been rained out earlier in the |Civil Service Softball League's regular season schedule, De- Hart's Excelsiors defeated Quality Fuels 15-7 yesterday lafternoon at North Oshawa | Park. 12-minute} |Thompson added pairs to their Thistles Reach Final Eliminate Kingston searehoard with time runningiute mark when inside left Ron out but Thistles got that one|McWaters hit the cross bar. back as Frank Harwood, who| Kingston's -chance received MeMillan, headed kick by Davies. The game was an "old coun- try classic," Thistle's coach Tom Danks commented. "The teams were about equal) in skill," he said, "'but our con- ditioning showed. Both teams leg injury. He came back fol- lowing the imterval but was un- able to operate at full speed. Excellent defensive work by Thistles' Harold .Findlow and Kingston's centre half Bernie Houghton highlighted the first tert half, with neither team able to se fo a similar style of foot- organize a sustained offensive. ae : Thistles wasted little time _ Dunbriks, one of nine teams applying the pressure following in the Kingston First Division,|the interval but found Kingston had one excellent scoring Op-| goalkeeper Graham Nichols a portunity in the opening half) formidable opponent. when, with Oshawa goalkeeper) Time and again the 18-year- | ' | ithe picture, inside right Angelo'the game and, until they Popazzi drove the ball wide of! scored. the locals were prob- the open net. ably wishing he'd received his McNeill followed this with an|call to army service last week} excellent save on a try by Joe! instead of for later this. month. Welt a minute later, At the) Early in the second . half, | other end, Thistles' best scor-|McMillan bounced a shot off \ing chance came at the 35-min-|the crossbar and on the re- Gaels Sweep Series, had taken over for the injured|a jolt: midway through the first) in a free|half when Popazzi suffered a} Eric McNeill completely out of| old robbed Thistles throughout! bound, Davies had his shot steered over the net by Nicnois, who made a terrific jump to tip the ball. Finally, however, Kingston's drove through to rifle a shot little time attack once time, Davies from Mce- Thistles wasted moving to the again and this kicked in a pass Millan. Many fans had left the park when Welt put some hope into} Kingston's bid but Harwood snuiied out glimmering! hope seconds later. Oshawa Soccer League presi- dent Walter Rohrer reports that Thistles will take a bus to London next Saturday and seats are available at six dol- jars each. Anyone interested should contact either Rohrer, 728-8695, or. Thistles' manager! Fred Zellie, 728-7062 before Wednesday night. snes tat | Higgs Leads Attack DON McKINNON goals by both teams and espe- {cially by Jones of Oshawa. He had 16 shots on net but only scored once. Green Brampton junior Nain seemed the only thing finals,;saving ABC's from another e-|Green Gael rout. He stopped a By Times Sports Writer Four straight. That's how Oshawa Gaels took the Ontario A lacrosse quarter Series A, Saturday as they d feated Brampton ABC's 9-4 Bramalea -- and won the series|Marshall had to contend with in four straight games. only 23 By the end of the second It was Higgs who broke the period it looked as if the game|2-2 tie with a nice goal at the would be strictly a defensive|Pesinning of the second period. match and it was as Oshawa Powless scored the final goal were on top 6-4 at the end of|While the Gaels were short the second and 9-4 at the end Sige eiaded pitti the third. After the first 20), ficiating = was minutes of play the game was}, Worse yet, by coach Jim tied at 2-2 Bishop as many calls were a ' . |missed by the referees Green Gael captain Jim' Higgs was the bug gun for I didn't think it was pos them as he scored three goals.| {Brian Thompson scored a pair jand Don Stinson, Charlie Mar- jlowe, Gaylord Powless and) |Ross Jones scored singletons. Phil Clayton picked up four lassists while Marlowe and goalie Bob Mc- termed It's all over but the playoffs for both Senior and Junior la- crosse teams for 1966. o markers. also tw Jones received five Former Green Gael Wins Two Lacrosse Trophies _ Toronto Township 15 Long sible for refereeing to get worse as the season goes on," Bishop said after the game. GAELS GAB -- Green Gaels} won the series in four straight lgames, First game was_ in| |Oshawa which Gaels won 23-13, | next game played in Bramalea in|total of 63 shots while Merv!saw the score at 22-4 for Osh-|Orangeville 7 Ohsweken 19 awa, third game in Oshawa | again was 24-12 for Gaels and} the final game in Bramalea| was 9-4 for the Green Gaels. . . . There will be no rest for the Gaels as they pracrised |Sunday -- twice -- and again tonight. Dave Keenan didn't play Saturday because lof his twisted ankle . . . he'll be out for another week... . |Higgs is the dominant scorer in playoffs again this year. } Best defensive player in sen- ior A lacrosse was George Kapasky of Toronto Maple defence slipped and McMillan| 7 past Nichols on the left side.| / Pirates Down Cleaners Little Britain Pirates edged Oshawa Acadian Cleaners 3-2 at Little Britain Sunday in an Eastern Ontario Baseball As- sociation junior game. All sturmp Came oo tne vo "7 \sult of errors, with Pirates _ notching two runs in the second '\and one in the ninth while , \Cleanefs . managed single runs jin the sixth and ninth. Cleaners had the bases loaded in the last of the ninth, the game was their home game, but a called third strike retired the final batter. | Ted Hallet went the distance 4\for Little Britain. The south- paw gave up nine hits and jwalked two but struck out five. He was aided by a pair of doubie piays. Bill Preston started. for Cleaners and gave way to Murray Godfrey in the eighth. Preston, the loser, gave up only two hits, walked two and struck. out nine. Godfrey al- jlowed two hits, both in the ing at 7:30. ninth. A walk, a single by Bob Hill land an error accounted for. the LACROSSE SCORES first two Little Britain runs in GARY CARROLL Gary Carroll will probably draw starting assignment at Kinsmen Stadium tonight when Oshawa Acadian Cleaners meet Toronto People's in a Leaside Junior Baseball League game start- As Errors Prove Costly in Oshawa tonight in a Leaside Junior League game, expect to open EOBA playoff's against Port Hope this week. Legionnaires Split Games Oshawa Legionnaires dropped a 10-5 decision to Belleville Holy Rosary in Belleville Sat- urday but bounced back with a 7-4 win in Oshawa Sunday as © the teams opened a_ best-of- three Eastern Ontario Baseball Association pee wee playoff series. At Lakeview Park in Oshawa Sunday. pitcher Gary Allison Limited Belleville to four hits in gaining the decision over Stan Brooks. Allison struck out six batters to Brooks' four. Allison, Jim Miller, Steve Shine, Colin Locky and Bob Boyko collected the Oshawa hits. Belleville safeties went to David Smith, two, Brian Cousins and John Mulvilhill. Belleville held a 3-1 lead By THE CANADIAN PRESS [the second. Cleaners got one run back in} Junior A the sixth on a single by Eric Mimico 20 Huntsville 13 Peterson and a throwing error. Mimico wins best - of seven'on Ron Inche's sacrifice bunt.) quarter finals 4-0) = the se Bag added i aioe what proved to be the winning Oshawa 9 Brampton 4 run on an error, a walk and) Oshawa wins best - of - seven singles by Bob Taylor and Hill. | quarter finals 4-0) In the last of the ninth) Wayne Cookson was safe on an) error and circled the bases} when Norm Bjorndahl's| grounder went past the second) baseman and into the' hole at right-centre.. Bjorndahl wound up on third. With two out, Hallett issued a pair of walks before retiring the final batter. best-of-five; Cleaners, who play Toronto People's at Kinsmen Stadium Branch 14 (Toronto Township leads best- of-seven quarter finals 3-1) St. Catharines 10 Hastings 7 (Best-of-seven quarter finals tied 2-2) Senior B (Ohsweken wins semi final 3-0) Excelsiors In Second, Defeat Brooklin 14 - 8 BY CLIFF GORDON Brooklin Redmen dropped their final game of the sched- ule on Saturday night in the Port Credit arena as they lost 14-8 to the Brampton siors. It was a case of Brook-| lin running out of gas in the} final frame as they were out-|formances from Bob Hanna scored 8-2. and Elmer Tran. Don Riding, Other than the drastic final|Tom Conlin, Grant Heffernan frame it was a close, hardjand Dave Houston, each bagged affair. The score was a close|a single marker for the losers. 2-2 tie after the first stanza, it| jhe banged tome four goals. Don Arthurs had a trio, with Single tallies to Gord Thomp- son, Ken Richardson, John after the first inning but Legionnaires struck for one run in the fifth and went in front with five more in the sixth. Saturday, Belleville scored two runs in the first, three in the second, four in the third and one in the sixth, allowing Oshawa three in the second, one in the fourth and another in the sixth, Miller and Les Kissock each had a pair of hits for Oshawa with Tom Taylor, Locky and Bill Paterson collecting one each. pia eines Behind the steady pitching Of|stitches in the lip as he was John Davis and the Peter-|Leafs. He received the Mervyn The win was a big one for |Walt Haluka, and some solidjcut by a stick. Jones fell to MacKenzie Trophy. was still tied at an even half Brampton as it e dozen each at the end of two 4 a jinto second spot in the league |hitting by Buller, Dandford and|the floor only to have Bram|borough Pepsi's won three out McArdle, the Fuelmen picked| up three runs in the second, |head. got one in the third and were leading 4-1, when "Moe" Bryan coach of DeHart's, took over the pitching chore from Jim Mitcell. Quality Fuels promptly an- jnounced they were playing the |game under protest, contending |that according to the Civil Ser- vice League rules, Bryan is ineligible to compete, since he is a signed OASA performer. | It was perhaps just as well| the protest was made. Quality) Fuels found Bryan's tantaliz-| With the sweater torn slow and slower,\his back Keates ing pitches, awkard to handle and they got only two more runs on walks and Weeks' single in the fifth jand one in the 7th, again on a walk and one long hit by Haire, | Meanwhile, DeHart's sudden- lly caught fire, found the range on Haluka and bombed him |for seven runs in the sixth inn- ing. Ken Mason took over the pitching in the seventh ang |Excelsiors continued the as- jsault on him, adding six more |runs, to emerge with a _ one- sided win. HAD BUSY and Saturday was the col- of. six trophies handed out to the senior A division, at an Ontario Lacrosse Association eeting in Toronto, Sunday. Davis, 2 former Green Gael, won both the scoring cham- pionship of the senior A league and the rookie of the year Wilfong fall on top and start to punch Jones in the back of the The action came with minutes remaining in the game|™ land in the series for Bramp- ton. Frustration loomed in the Brampton bench zone as they) realized this was the end Of yy their lacrosse for 1966.. The}, frustration turned to when Gord Keates broke into a year." fight with Stinson after Stinson'* Pepsi wi ihe Lionel ge Preveggael ng ee Conacher Trophy for winning benian "apart only to have ae evan A league lacrosse eae |championship. Keates fly into ego Dave (Porky) wee finally John Jefferson combined for noni on Brampton Seniors for the best his lag goalies award the Harry *"'Lumely Trophy. a and the James Nash Trophy Russell and sent to the dressing a game mis-conduct, \this year Scoring for Brampton were Chris Rudge, with two goals, and Bram Wilfong and Rick Archdekin, one goa! each. ABC's opened the scoring} with two quick goals by Rudge and Archdekin and looked as if they might provide Gaels with} some stiff competition. Gaels| retaliated shortly after with two goals from Thompson and} Mimico Mounties and Oshawa Higgs Green Gaels both swept their There were many missed|Ontario Lacrosse Association ABC's By THE CANADIAN PRESS | a | WEEKEND lector for pari-mutue] "bet- ting at the harness races. award. He received the Buckoo; acDonald Trophy for scoring} anger for being picked 'Rookie-of-the-| 'Mounties Win Round 4-9; St. Kitts Squares Series Most Valuable Player award) went to Ted Howe of St. Cathe-| rines and he collected the Jim) Murphy Trophy. In the junior A series, Osh- awa Green Gaels took the Iroquois Trophy signifying league champions. Gaylord Powless won the scoring championship trophy --| Advertising Trophy -- on his) total-point accumulation of 191, points. Most Valuable Player of the} junior A circuit was Jim Grady) lof Hastings. He won the Mc-| |Intosh Trophy. Al Rimmer of Long Branch} won the Ross Trophy for the! most sportsmanlike conduct in| the junior A lacrosse series of} 1966. | Junior A best-of-seven quarter- final series 4-0 Saturday. night. Mimico defeated Huntsville 20-13 at Huntsville while Osh- awa ousted Brampton 9-4. In other action, St. Cathar- ines tied 'their e i a 10-7 victory over Hastings Le-| / gionnaires and Toronto Town- ship edged Long Branch 15-14 in overtime to pull into a 3-1 series |i lead. added four. Bruce and Phil Fadelle scored three apiece with Ken Henderson, Bill Manley, Joe Timpson, Jim Hen- derson and Paul Parnell shar-| ing the others. Terry Watson, Larry Ireland and Ken Thompson each scored | three times for Huntsville. |Italia kept their unbeaten rec- Brent Munroe had two goals.|ord alive Saturday by defeating! Art Gouldie and Mike Oke got|Kitchener Kickers 3-0 in a Na-| jone each. Doug Favell powered the St.|fore 1,000 fans. t Catharines' attack with six goals, Brian Melville added two|@ 1-0 half-time lead and Pat-| while Barry Sheldon and John|rick Smith and Gino Tacitto added the other goals late in Swain got the others. Hastings got two goals from t |Jim Paterson, Jim Grady and relive, "Shacneh Ken Henderson and Don Hop- two ties bs eight dart z croft added one. |B league game jexams, However, others the slack: pions finishing -with jtwo losses and a tie in their 16 which will start at g th five losses. have been set and are as fol- Credit 8:30 p.m.; Sat., Aug. 13) p.m.; Wed., Aug. 17 in Whitby 8:30, if needed, Thurs., Aug, 18 jat Whitby 2:30 p.m., John Dale paced Mimico with|seventh game to be decided at five goals while Graeme Gair|a later date. Ferguson | ~ a before the roof fell in for the|standings ahead of the Toronto Brooklin team. __|Maple Leafs. It was a bad Jim Richardson was the big/pblow for Brooklin however as scoring noise for Brampton as/it will mean that Brooklin have ~ |to face the same . Brampton |team in the first round of the Steelers Meet playoffs which opens in Port Credit on Wednesday night. . 8 . Second game of the series is Dixie In Final in Brooklin on Friday night. Suge te ke i | In the other series, Toronto _ BY CLIFF GORDON play in Peterborough tonight Whitby Lasco Steelers, whojwith the second game slated have had a few days rest inlfoe Toronto on : their lacrosse playoffs, will | night, swing into the Ontario Junior} finals on~ Thursday} The schedule night in Port Credit against the|!in-Brampton series is as fol- Dixie-Toronto Township team. jlows: Wed., Aug. 10 in Port Co-manager Ross Drew in-/Credit; Friday, Aug. 12 at formed us that the Steelers ex-|Brooklin; Sat., Aug. 12 at Port pect to be short-handed for this|Credit 8:00 p.m.; Tues., Aug. due to summer-school|16 at Brooklin (if needed); he felt the|Wed., Aug. 17 in Port Credit; would play just that/Fri., Aug. 19 in Brooklin and much harder to help. pick up|Sat., Aug. 20 in Port Credit \8:00 p.m. All starting times Dixie were the league cham-jare 8:30 except the Saturday 13 wins,|jnight games in Port Credit 8:00 p.m. ames. Whitby were right on|~ heir heels with 11 wins and YESTERDAY'S STARS \By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching--Tony Cloninger, At- lanta Braves, pitched a five-hit, |3-0 shutout over Philadelphia Phillies, Hitting--Willie Horton, Tigers, had two homers, six hits and| Sun... Aug. 21/S/X Tuns batted in as Detroit ge se the|SPlit_a doubleheader with' Bos- {ton Red Sox 9-2 and 6-7. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures Dates for the first six games lows: Thurs. Aug. 11 in Port! Whit Withe cad Sun by 2:30 un, 8:30 in Port pm. Pm. Credit n Port Credit; Sudbury Italia Still Unbeaten SUDBURY (CP) -- Sudbury ional Soccer League game be- Feruccio Deni gave Sudbury he game. Sudbury now has six wins and Al Gordaneer scored three} goals, including the winner, for | Toronto Township. Joe Hore and Paul Legree had two goals| while Tom Campbell, Bob) Gardner, Bill Mackenzie, Bob/ Chandler, Dan Poliyschuk, Barry Salavarra and Brian Wil- son shared the others. Wayne Copeland jed St. Cath-| | arines with four goals. Dave! Poole added three and Al Val-| lalee, Al Rimmer and Stan Cox got two. Bruce Todman scored the other. BILINGUAL RANGERS 4 bilingual Junior Ranger camp is being operated this} summer at Racine Lake in} Chapleau Forest District by the |] Department of Lands and Forests. | Sate cruising waters with occess to the Trent Sgstem ond only minutes oway from your home, "The Home Port of the Friendtiest Skippers" LAKE SCUGOG MARIWE (Port Perry) bed, 2 mites north of Post Posy be < Wednesday | for the Brook-| Lastes as good as good Rum should lastes as good as good Rum should tastes as goo good um shou