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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, August 12, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H, Campbell Associate Sports Editor SOFTBALL PLAYOFF activity was disrupted 'ast night, by yesterday's welcome rain, one of the few times this summer that the weatherman has put a halt to the scheduled diamond action in this area, Bad Boy Appliances and Gale's Lumber were to have gone at it, in the se game of their "City Championship" semi-final series and this will likely be re-scheduled for Tuesday night. Scugog Cleaners go out to Brooklin tonight, to open the other semi- final bracket, against Brooklin Concretes. Scugog Cleaners will also be in action again tomorrow night, here at Alex- andra Park, The Saturday night attraction is an exhibition game between the Civil Service Softball League All-Stars and Scugog Cleaners, The Civil Service League is putting on this game, It's an opportunity for their recently-elected "All-Stars" to appear as a team and Scugogs were invited to provide the opposition -- which they no doubt will, Pro- ceeds of this exhibition game at Alexandra Park tomorrow night will go to the city's Centennial project, AJAX MERCHANTS were to have played their return game with Markham Aces last night but their diamond was a sea of mud, They've called the game for Saturday night, in Ajax, at eight o'clock, when the homesters will have to win to force a third game, in this OASA Inter, 'B' round, Markham won the first game on Tuesday, 8-6, In the OASA Inter, 'C' playoffs, Brooklin Concretes, having ousted Mark- ham Hawks in two close ones, 3-2 and 2-1, now move into their second round, playing in Millbrook on Monday night and back at home on Wednesday, This will mean five play- off gemes in 10 days, a busy program for the Concretes, TONIGHT, at Alexandra Park, there's an OASA playoff game, with Oshawa General Tire hosting Whitby Duponts, in the first game of their Intermediate - Industrial series, starting at eight o'clock, This is Whitby's first bid in the OASA "Industrial" playdowns and they are expected to give it a good try, although they'll find the General Tire team probably has an edge in experience and all-round power. Return game is back in Whitby's Centennial Park, on Sunday evening, eight o'clock .. . OASA action on Satur- day afternoon sees Scarborough visiting Oshawa Harman Park, for their first game, It's at Harman Park, 2:30 o'clock, with the return game at Heron Park, in Scar- borough, on Monday evening ... Port Perry Pee Wees open thelr OASA round with Zion, tomorrow in Port Perry. LACROSSE FANS who are impatient for their favorite action, should travel out to Brooklin this evening, to watch the second game of the OLA Senior 'A' semi-finals, between the Redmen and Brampton Excelsiors, It took a couple of overtime periods for Brooklin to eke out a win, in the series opener and tonight's action promises to be hectic, It's the only activity this week, around these parts, Green Gaels were willing to open their series with Toronto tonight and then play Saturday and Monday here but obviously, the Township PCO's wanted no part of any more action this week, after their series with Long Branch, PCO's wouldn't even play Saturday night, at home, and the OLA went along with them apparently, Now the series has been order- ed to start, here in Oshawa, on Monday night and it's the first of a crazy, mad rush, They play Monday here, Tues- day there, back here Wednesday, in Toronto Township on Friday and if the series is still allve, they'll play it out on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of the following week, Hastings and Mimico are opening their series tonight, in Mimico. The OLA was money-conscious in declining to open the series here in Oshawa tonight -- they didn't want to "buck" the attendance at Brooklin's home game with Brampton, But when they wouldn't play the game in To- ronto Township, we can only figure that either the CRO's didn't want to play or the OLA officers wanted to see the game in Brooklin themselves -- or both? OSHAWA THISTLES open their Ontario Cup final series, in London, tomorrow evening, against the London Marconi- Italia Club, Dave Cochrane, one of the stars of the London club, scored with four minutes left in the game, to give Marconi-Italia a 3-2 win over St, Catharines Heidelberg last Saturday, in their sudden-death, semi-final clash, while Osh- awa Modern Grill Thistles were eliminating Kingston here at the Stadium, The Ontario Cup final is a two-game affair, total goals to decide it. The first one in London Saturday, is at the CNRA Grounds and called for six o'clock, Next Saturday, the return game will be at the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, at 7:00 p.m. The 'word' is that this year's edition of the London Marconi-Italia Club is a 'very hot team" indeed ... HERE AT HOME, tomorrow night, the Oshawa soccer teams will start their annual Lancaster Cup play, with Malta United meeting Italia at 6:00 p.m. and Ukrainia playing Local 222, at 8:00 p.m, Both games, at Kinsmen . Stadium, are sudden-death affairs, of course, Ajax Cricketers Lose In Oshawa CIVIL SERVICE LEAGUE Rexco's Finish First, Playoffs Go Monday Watters, Campbell, Me- Oshawa Civil Service Softballjscored himself on a single by|kell, "% HAWKEYES PREPARE FOR BLUE - WHITE GAME Tom Reed keeps a firm grip on the blocking sled as lineman Joe Pyra gets a little shoulder exercise at an play their first game on Sept, 3 Burlington ton and home against annual blue-white NS game at Saturday Linebacker Oshawa Hawkeyes' -- work- out. Hawkeyes, who play in the Ontario Junior Foot- ball Conference, play their men Stadium morning at 10 o'clock, They open ineir season at Wes- (Oshawa Times Photo) Steelers Drop Opener: Juvenile Gaels League teams wound up their |season's schedule action on Wednesday night, finalizing the league standing and clearing the decks for the championship playoffs, which will get under- way on Monday night, with a doubleheader at Alexandra Park and a single game at Radio Park, both starting at 6:30 o'clock, The top six teams, of the cight-team league, will contest the league championship, Rex- co's, Jeague - leaders almost from the season's start, clinch: ed their spot with a 10-4 victory _ lover Scott's Chicken Villa, on Wednesday night in North Osh- awa, Rexco's will meet Quality 'uels in a 3-out-of-5 semi-final series, with first game at Radio Park, 6:30 p.m. on Monday and the second game, Wednes- day night, same time, at Lake- view Park, Third game will be on Monday, Aug, 22, either at Alexandra Park or Radio Park. Other results on Wednesday night saw Rundle Garden Cen- tre defeat DeHart's Excelsiors 14-3: Wood's Transport defeat- ed Foley's Plumbing 8-2 and Quality Fuels won their game over Ontario Steel, 9-0, by de- fault, but lost their exhibition affair 5-3, QUARTER-FINALISTS Rundle's and Foley's will open their quarter-final series on Monday evening, at Alexan- dra Park, in the first half of a doubleheader, at 6:30 o'clock and Wood's will open the other in the second game, at 8:15 p.m, final rounds, which are 2-out- of-3 affairs, will be played as a doubleheader on Wednesday night, at North Oshawa Park, starting at 6:80 o'clock, | ed as runners-up to Rexco"s, in the league's "pennant race" with Wood's Transport a close third, Quality Fuels were fourth followed by Foley's Plumbing and Ontario Steel Products. |bracket, against Ontario Steel, Second games in the quarter- Rundle Garden Centre finish- Howard, In the sixth, Campbeii homer- ed for his third hit, Howard doubled for his third safety, then Roger Doucette and Schram followed 'with back-to- back doubles, to complete the final rally, EASY FOR RUNDLE'S Rundle Garden Centre had an easy time of it, against De- Hart's Excelsiors, collecting a total of 11 hits off four DeHart pitchers, for their 14-3 triumph. Jim Mitchell started for the losers, gave way to Faragher in the fourth, who in turn was replaced by McDonald in the fifth, then Woodcock took over in the sixth, Bill Maxwell went all the way for the winners, allowing five hits, with three walks and five strikeouts, Blain walked in the first and scored on an outfield error, then DeHart's didn't score again until the 7th, when Westacott singled, Blain was safe on an error and Woodcock scored them both, with his two- bagger, The winners got a singleton in the second, runs. in' the fourth, with the big splurge in fourth, Rundle's got their runs in the and a home-run by Ken Hall Tureski's hit was his fourth o the night, making him top bat ter of the night, with three singles and a double. WOOD'S TOP FOLEY'S Foley's Plumbing 8-2, on a fourth inning, game wide-open, Six singles, by McHugh, Gas Gold Cup Play splurged for five includ. ing John Milne's homer, added a couple in the fifth and then put on a six-run parade in the final inning. As was the case the most of severth on walks and errors, plus singles by Dan Tureski and Maxwell f Wood's Transport beat mainly five-run outburst in the that broke the Avoy and Roberts, were ih- ciuded in tit baiiage -- plus Jim Boyce's three-run homer, early in the rally, The winners added three runs in the sixth, "Tuffy" McHugh pitched the win for Wood's, Sharp opened the game with a single and and choice play. The losers add- * ed their other run in the seventh, LOSE BUT WIN Quality Fuels lost their game to Ontario Steel Products 5-3, but this was only an exhibition contest as the 'Steelers' had only eight of their own players available and so yielded the of- ficial verdict by the automatic 9-0 score, Harry Dolak pitched for On- tario Steel and claimed eight strikeouts, He had only one bad inning, the sixth, when the Fuel- men got all of their three runs, Cornish opened the attack with a triple, Hare was safe on an error, was forced by Higgins, then Thackery doubled and he scored on Pigden's single, Ontario Steel got one run, by Fleury, in the first inning and then Pigden held them off until the sixth, when they staged a four-run rally, Curry, T. Brad- ley, Nosal, Hartshorne, all crossed the plate, with Bastche's double being the con- cluding blow of 'the rally. ' Pigden gave up only five hits and fanned nine batters, but lost the decision, | Hight Canadian scored later on an infield error | So Did Singh Finish On Top Oshawa Juvenile "Green }Gaels" wound up their season's | |schedule on Wednesday night| jwith a sparkling 14-6 victory | lover the Mimico Juveniles, to} |finish in first place in the league | |standing | Oshawa's Juvenile "Gaels" | jenjoyed a brilliant season, suf- \fering defeat only once and hav-| ing one tie decision, with an| leven dozen victories, in 14 lleague starts | Brian Cassidy sparked Osh- lawa's victory on Wednesday inight, with a-fine performance | |that netted him five goals and an assist, | Charlie Brown was next in line for honors, with three goals | jand two assists while Gary] iBradley had a pair of tallies and one assist John Johnston 'helpers' column with -- five} assists, to go with his single goal, Brian Drew, Bill Langley and Mel Densham each scored a goal for the winners Henry Kopka,- with three goals, was Mimico's top scorer, | followed by Lou Stever with a leouple and Gord McCullough with one The Oshawa looking forward now to the league playoffs and feel they have a good chance of winning the Juvenile 'A' cup. Word is that they will meet either Fergus or St. Catharines in their first playoff round, Both of these teams have proven stern opposition for Oshawa, Second Game Saturday BY CLIFF GORDON League champion Dixie-Tor- onto Township team last night handed Whitby Lasco Steelers a 10-6 defeat in the first game of the Ontario Junior B_ la- crosse final, Second game of the series is slated for the Whitby arena on Saturday night at 8:30 The first period was a close, hard-fought affair, with both teams managing only one goal, Dixie took a 5-3 lead after 46 minutes of action and then went on to outscore the Steelers 5-3 in the final stanza, Frank Marchiorri and George Wilson paced the winners' at- tack with three goals . each, Grant Dixon and Barry Mom- bourguette each had a pair, Captain Wayne Davidson led Steelers attack with two goals, Referee Bunny Made Mistake, while single markers were reg istered by Pete Vipond, Mike Lewis, Bill Gresham and Bob Goulding Doug Swan was between the pipes for the winners and turned in a fine game, making numerous spectacular saves, Brian Bremner, in goal for Whitby, was equally to the front for his club There was a total of 13 pen alties handed out, including one major to each team, Dixie drew eight of the penalties For the Steelers, who won their first. series with ease over East York 4-0, it was their first playoff loss, On the other hand, Dixie has now won five} in a row | Coach Glen Lotton will be cracking the whip Saturday} Oshawa Tennis Club night in an effort get hiSioq a 7-5 victory over Credit players 'back on WINNINS Valley Tennis Club in Inter. string county 'A' Mixed Tennis Parag Bo League action here this week, s an's ps' ay p jgame, Larry Haight and Stan|qurawa pli he ME get My |Kolesnik were out due to healthliont form, as it struck for five jreasons while Larry Lloyd and) out of six possible points. Re- Bill Hastie were studying for) ot the matthen vollnw |summer school exams. It iS!The Oshawa team of Ron Cox expected that all four will be!and sam Venn were held toa for Saturday split, after they had won their first set 7-5, as the team of Frank Ebenhardt and Max Lentze of Credit Valley came back strongly to- capture the econd set by a 63 margin; Moyer and Jim Mae- Donald of Oshawa earned a 7-5, §-2 victory over i al WAY! DAVIDSON Oshawa Club Posts Victory led the record. to a four of night's short for last sults : Juveniles are Largest wrestling crowd of back In action the season turned out at the |night's game Civic Auditorium ah See oe witnessed one of the 1 Redmen Face Excelsiors Dunlop caught in the middle The main bout ended in a wild furor with referee 'Bun. ny' Dunlop caught in the mid- die. Tiger Jeet Singh used his Harvey On Wednesday Sixty-four of the top men's rinks in Ontario will take part in the General Motors Gold Cup tournament, Wednesday, at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club. Ranked next to the provincial tournament in Toronto and the Western Ontario tournament at London, the event has attracted top rinks for many years, George W. Read, chairman of the tournament committee, said that cancellations and deaths had made this year's draw dif- ficult to arrange. While in the past games have been played on the greens of the Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, this year all the games will be staged in Oshawa. Twelve Oshawa rinks will take part. F. E, Coblin, vice-president in charge of manufacturing at General Motors of Canada Lim- ited, will open the tournament at 9 a.m. when he delivers the first bowl, A second draw will com-| mence at 11 a.m, Play is ex-| pected to be completed around 11 p.m, DeHart's and Scott's Chicken Villa failed to make the play- offs, Foley's and Ontario Steel fin- ished tied for fifth spot with 22 points each, but Foley's had a slight edge in percentage, WIN FOR REXCO'S In defeating Scott's, Rexco's collected their 10-4 margin be- hind Bill Gidding's pitching. He allowed Chicken Villa seven scattered hits, They got two of their runs in the fourth on two walks and an error, plus Max- well's single. They added the other pair in the sixth, again on a pair of walks, an error and Hart's two-bagger, Rexco's got to Harry Gillard's offerings for two runs in the second on a single by Lloyd Schram and a _ homer by "Rusty" Craggs. In the third they added three, another pair in the fourth and three more in the sixth, Jim Campbell doubled behind Glen Skea's single and Ken Howard tripled, in the third inning. "Rick" Craggs doubled behind Camp- bell"s single in the fourth and WANTED! Energetic, Enthusiastic whiskies use the word "Gold: So don't be dazzled. Ajax Cricket Club paid their return visit to the Oshawa cricketers, at Lakeview Park on Sunday and found their hosts were not in a generous mood, Oshawa winning the de- cision, 68-to-40, continued to sort out the Ajax batsmen, claiming four wickets for 19 runs and Ajax slumped! to a lowly 26 runs for nine} wickets, Blair and Kitson made}. a gallant last-wicket stand, to|* halt the Oshawa onslaught. Kit- special cobra hold to pin Sweet |Daddy Siki for the first fall, | coko-conks this summer SPORTS CALENDAR John Fleet and Panter of the Credit ,"| Valley Tennis Club; and in the out final men's doubles match, Lorne Mcintyre and Ralph Me-;| Kendry of Oshawa were victori- ous, 8-2, 6-1, over Dave Hackett Brooklin Redmen, defending "Corse at pp . Bastern Canadian senior the 9:19 mark but Sweet Dadd . ark Daddy lacrosse champions, will be came back to even the match, 'ain 38 ig : t 14:44, with his specialty, the |? make 'it two straight over e Brampton Excelsiors tonight in LA semi-final action, Game YOUNGSTERS Age 10 to 14 FRIDAY, Aug, 2 SOFTBALL -- OASA Inter-| | mediate Industrial Playoffs: | Whitby Duponts vs Oshawa General Tire, at Alexandra} Park, 8:00 p.m; Ist game of| 2-out-of-3 series City and} District Assoc, Major League Playoffs: Scugog Cleaners vs Brooklin Concretes, at Brooklin Community Park, 8:00) p.m; Ist game of 2-out-of-3 semi final series Kiwanis Ban. tam League; Storie Park at Harman Park and Valleyview Park at Southmead. Both games at 6:30 p.m BASEBALL -- Leaside Junior League Oshawa Acadian Cleaners vs East York Kins- men, at East York, 7:30 p.m League Easter® Ontario Assoc, | team Midget League Playoffs: Peter-| and Ernie Fitzsimmon of Credit Valley Tn fs 5 }OL, son survived as not-out, with} Tiger Jeet had Sweet Daddy time tonight is 8:30 "Guys Long howling Richards,| Spread out for the third fall! Redmen, winners 8-7 in over to end the Ajax innings, at 40/8M@ referee Dunlop made ine\time at Brampton Wednesday ' Oshawa runs. | 1-2:3 count, then raised Singh's} in the first game of thé best: and Credit Valley each gained Collins took three wickets for}@rm, in token of victory, Mean-/of.soven series, will rely heav-|8, Victory, in. the two matches, seven runs; "Gus" Long the while, the fans -- and they |jjy on goalkeeper Gary Drys The results follow same and MacKinnon, two-for- make Sweet Daddy their favs|qaye tonight. He was especially The team of Ray five, - jorite here were Jeanette Zambonnelli jat Dunlap, pointing out that awa gained a 6-1, 6-3 win over OSHAWA: A, Farrow,|Siki had one leg outside the big rough. art Hurn and W. Gray, -while bowled by Kitson, 18: J, Hu-|rope fy as proved its ; r ) A 4 |ropes so the fall was not the Credit Valley team of How band, ct, Spencer bowled by/ legal Nbility to come from behind) jg and Lorraine Lacy 5 J . ~ j . 5 7 } ' 'aine ac the score at 23, W. Austin was) Spence, H. Norville, ct) py the mol. ie Hest game, Txce were victorious 6-1 and 6-3 over |Livesey bowled by Spence, 2 | through to the trailed 7-4 with only three mine oi 'Snioworth. anit 1 Dod |W. Austin, ct, White bowled by) negsave Neutes remaining in regulation)? BN VATOK sear caught by White, off Blair. % y . Ss 4 Singh t T. Austin and Art Farrow ran) pjair 9: 'py, Austin, bowled by| jubilant |W eh ie 'ho Pot time but they tied the ' Gus Long, L.B.W room : ' i & to force overtime Allison Dae Same wen booked tenn: y Pa a " The referee called- him Kitson, after contributing 18 of a by Kitson, ee George) back and reluctantly, Singh Rose of Credit Valley took the runs. Blair bowled ae wn daing by Spence 8: |ctimbed back through the 6-3, 6-1 decision from Susan Austin, two runs later, for five|),. sia egg woe ropes.- But he was not only Smith and Wilma. Petre. of wickets, Oshawa's batting werlent en ea Hine Tandy, | reluctant he was careless Oshawa tar from impressive, as George|tet Out 7 A. Collins, bowled! too--and Siki promptly greeted Next Intercounty Long picked his third "duck"| PY Blair 11; Extras 8; Total! yim with a crashing tackle and match the Oshawa in-a-row and at 42, brother) -- in a flash, it was all over for will be next Tuesday, when the borough vs Oshawa Sklar Fur-| "Gus" went to the sidelines, AJAX --T Livesey, bowled) Singh, This time, it was official Oshawa Tennis Club will play jniture, at Kinsmen Civic Me- lbw to Kitson, a Collins, 0; B. White, bowled| and Siki was the winner to the Pine Point Tennis|morial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Ist y Collins, 1; J. Spence, L.B.W The Midgets game of 2-out-of-3 series | After this rather ordinary ne + os i show, the tail-end began to wag owled by Collins, 6; D, Blair,/exhibition also. Little Brutus)?" ; *i Kinsmen Stadium tonight in the a bit, Karl Simpson scored|TU2 Out, 10; D. Richards,/pinned Little Beave | sight, before being bowled by| bowled by Gus Long, J.|first "ral bot Little g Hiral game. of 8. besteobthred)| Spence, then two runs later, ge bowled by Gus Long}came back with a war whoop Ontario playoff round Malcolm MacKinnon was/*) ©; Spencer, L.B.W, bowled | and gymnastics to even the, The. series which caught by Anker, off Blair,JOY Gus Long, 0; D. Vesey,/match. against Sky Low Low|7!30, will also serve eaving Oshawa with only §0/bowled by MacKinnon, 0; G.!and thon, in the third fall, after final round in EOBA runs for nine wickets, nig ct, Huband bowled by/a gioat tussle, Little Beaver, Saturday afternoon . gto Sega Don stendy and ee. eee Dowled! repeated on Sky Low Low, to /?:™. Ouhay a Legionnaires will r ins eamed up iba = ; 4. Altson, f meet Belleville Alexandra again clicked, taking the score/OUt, 5: Extras 10; Total 40 Park in the deciding game ' n } 'aiceslatiiinineapeuaaanaii Fred 'Atkin Johnny © a more reasonable 68, before! tas battled to a 30-minute on their best-of-three OBA pee we series Collins was bowled by Blair.) REMEMBER WHEN? . . . in one of the best bouts of the leaving Tandy not-out season Acadian Spence had claimed three| By THE CANADIAN PRESS Promoter "Pat" Milosh an-|Port Hope George Tracer, Western : wickets for five runs; Kitson.) od | ~ ' <a pa (Satur 20 yg for 19 and Blair three} Canada hockey star, died 36 fe gg ger -- pty of lor | years ag oni s0-- a ase | snile Ajax opened their innings and| we evar ans ai eet oe ogg ae immediately Collins bowled) while working as a lineman en . deg Leg White with his first ball. The} in Port Arthur. Trae: ition te ah og srw visitors never recovered from| played for the Brandon ft an Mine rliGBA ihe shock, two more wickets) Wheat Kings in the 1921 ' pe ed eed oS at Allan Cup finals, won hy assured, as daANnIAMS a lalling, for only one run | favs . alli Pe Pacey p favorites and tykes Art Collins and "Gus Long! Toronto Varsity, are cut down = {both Ajax won the toss and sent Oshawa in to Sat-with Art Far- row and John Huband taking the first stand on a wicket that was slow paced, except for a couple of lively spots. They ran up 14 runs before Huband was caught by Spencer, off Spence's bowling and Harry Norville, who followed, was} soon gone again, caught by} Livesey, again off Spence. With who want to earn mixed doubles extra money as | Times Carriers Screaming) sharp in the series opener of Osh: Brampton, a bruising team \ V 2 ior fans with on time -the Bunny" Entering High School this Fall? 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