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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, August 19, 1966 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor WHITBY LASCO Steelers, on the brink of elimination, Jame up with a fine victory, right in Dixie, in their OLA Junior 'B' League championship finals last night and now have a chance to even up the series at three wins apiece, when they play the sixth game in Whitby Arena, on Sunday afternoon. Grabbing a win on the other team's floor should give the Whitby Steelers the confidence and the desire need- ed, to not only tie up the series but to go on and win the seventh game, in Dixie, next Tuesday night. Up in Brooklin, they'll jam their arena to the rafters tonight, for the sixth game of that Senior "'A'"' semi-final series, between the Red- men anc Brampton Excelsiors. Brooklin cleared a major hurd'e with their big win the other night, right in Port Credit and tonight's game on their home floor, gives last year's Mann Cup finalists their big chance to clean up the series, eliminate the Excelsiors and move into the Eastern Canada (Ontario) finals against Peterborough Pepsi's. SATURDAY looms as one of the biggest sports days of the entire summer season, for Oshawa fans, with a wide variety of action on the menu, as can be seen in the "Sports Calendar'. Major event of importance is the On- tario Cup championship soccer game, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, tomorrow evening at seven o'clock, when Oshawa Modern Grill Thistles meet London Marconi- Italia, in the deciding game, of their home-and-home, total- goals series. This year, the Ontario Cup winners will not represent the province, in the Canadian championship final. Instead, the Canadian final will be a tournament affair, in Winnipeg, and an All-Star team will be named to represent Ontario. Oshawa Thistles say that they had no word of this, = until two weeks ago and they are irate. They'll be making a strong bid to defeat and eliminate London, in the big one "here tomorrow night -- and if they do, the Oshawa club plans to challenge the Ontario Soccer body's all-stars, just to prove which team is stronger and should qualify to repre- sent the province. Since most of the Ontario soccer officials haven't seen more than one game this summer -- how can they be qualified to select an all-star team? It looks like a last-minute, slip-shod arrangement, smacking of the lack of Steelers Still Alive Davidson Scores Four Cleaners Top Pirates As Preston Sets Pace jwe chatted with after the game | Captain Wayne Davidson of | Wednesday night, was confi- |Whitby Lasco Steelers. was the/dent as he said "It will be all |take-charge man last night as, over Thursday night." | with his team facing elimina-| Perhaps he wishes it was, as ition he spearheaded them to alcoach Glen Lotton and> the \15-9 verdict oyer the pennant-|Steelers feel they have the BY CLIFF GORDON jwinning Dixie Toronto Town-|range now and will. make it ship team in an Ontario Junior) mighty hot for the Dixie team | B lacrosse game played at the|come Sunday afternoon. Port Credit arena. Davidson, who is a real work- The win for Whitby sets the|horse for Steclers, fired four jstage for a big game at the|goals and set up six more for |Whitby arena on Sunday after-|a ten-point night. He is a Brook- noon at 2:30 p.m. Dixie ie lad and perhaps some of the \the series 3-2. Their coach, who|Brooklin lacrosse pride in Redmen Seeking Clincher Against Brampton Tonight By CLIFF GORDON Brooklin Redmen could wind jup the all-Ontario Senior A lacrosse semi - finals tonight jwith a win over Brampton |Excelsiors at the Brooklin arena. Redmen lead the best-of-seven series 3-2 on the strength of |two wins in a row over the |pesky Excelsiors. Winner en- Iters the Mann Cup semi-finals jagainst Peterborough Pepsi's. | Redmen, rated as underdogs fall year following the loss of lace goalie Pat Baker, do not jappear to have been hurt as badly as some experts thought. Two young fellows with no |Senior A experience other than a few games, have gone in and put the big pads on and played well. Garry Drysdale has drawn most of the assignments, i shi i ow? organization and good leadership. What else is new? but when he has been injured or working, Matt Campbell, a Whitby product, has filled in {and given every indication that jhe too is ready for.a shot at the top notch. Just who coach Ken Crawford |will go with tonight is hard to jsay. Perhaps he will go with {Drysdale, on the strength of his having more experience than Campbell and the fact he |played a terrific game here on | Tuesday night. On the other hand, Campbell ifilled in on Wednesday night when the Redmen won on the |road. | One thing for sure, they both will likely have the equipment on, as they did. in the last game in Brooklin, just in case jcoach Crawford or manager |Art Bradley thinks the. other fellow is going sour. The way Redmen are playing of late, one would have to say jit has been an all-round team 'effort. You can not pin-point their success to any one player. SOFTBALL and baseball playoff games are in the spot? light tomorrow, along with the soccer activity, which in- cludes a Darlington League playoff game in Zion, with Maple Grove opening the semi-finals there. There are no fewer than eight OASA playoff games involving Oshawa * teams, scheduled for Saturday including Minden at Brook- lin, tomorrow 'night. Quality Fuel Midgets play their third game against Scarborough, tomorrow afternoon, in Picker- ing and here at North Oshawa, the Oshawa Pee Wee champs open a series against Belleville. In the evening, Storie Park plays Peterborough boys, third game of their Squirt series. Ajax Merchants and Newmarket were rained out last night and they'll try again, tomorrow night in Ajax. Gale's Lum- ber and Jaycee Juveniles both open playoff rounds away from home but the big attraction for softball fans at home is the opening game in the Intermediate 'A' series, with Whitby Merchants facing Oshawa Bad Boys, at Alexandra Park, Saturday night, at eight o'clock. In OBA '"'hardball" play, Oshawa. Bantams face Belleville at Alexandra tomor- row afternoon and the Legionnaires have to win to stay in the running. Acadian Cleaners beat Little Britain Juniors last night and they play the third game in Little Britain again tomorrow night. If a fourth is necessary, it will be at Lakeview Park on Sunday afternoon. If Sklar Midgets win tonight in Peterborough, they go back there tomorrow after- noon for their third game. PAUL TRAN Riding and Dave O'Brien, lacrosse The other players, while per- haps not getting quite as much floor time, have served their purpose well when called to take up the slack Don Bruce, hampered by in- juries this year, is still a strong defenceman. Jerry Bur- rows, a late starter this year, is dangerous and a good checker Ken Lotton, out with an injury that required surgery, is a doubtful starter for tonight's game. Paul Tran, making his first start in Senior lacrosse after a five-year absence, has helped act as a policeman and has helped to keep a lot of the so-called tough guys honest. Redmen, while winning the game 12-11 on Wednesday night, took a rough pounding from the Brampton team, One Fellows like Dave Houston,|player required hospital care Elmer. Tran, Terry Davis,jafter the game and a couple Grant Heffernan, the old vet-!of the others have seen the doc- jerans Ken Crawford and Bobjtor since the game. Jus5 how Hanna, along with younger fel-|much this will show up in to- lows like Tom Conlin, Don|night's game we do not know. all SPORT CAPSULES -- The Ontario Bantam lacrosse championship will be decided tomorrow. They have 20 teams coming here tomorrow morning and they will participate in a knockout tournament, with games being played at Oshawa Children's. Arena and Whitby Arena, starting at 8:30 a.m, and going until the final game, tomorrow night. The teams are coming from all over the province .. . OSHAWA HAWK- EYES open their football season tomorrow morning, with AN EXHIBITION GAME IN Scarborough KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS members are holding their annual golf tourna- ment tomorrow at Thunderbird Club, Ashburn. They expect 100 entries. Late entries can be made at the club pro shop early Saturday or to John Fox, chairman of the golf com- mittee ... RAY RIPPLEMEYER, who pitched for Oshawa Merchants, back in the days when John Harris and his co- horts had a good Inter-County League team here, is now coach of the San Diego Padres, after pitching for several 'Sweet Daddy Wins Title, 'Schmidt Smashes Trophy The largest wrestling turn-:back - breaker, out of the season was on hand | mark. at the Civic Auditorium last} Billy "Red" Lyons and Joe night, to see 'Sweet Daddy"|"Killer" Christie were drawn Siki defeat Hans Schmidt in thejin the second bout and Lyons ___--.|final match of the 2nd annual/defeated Christie, at 13:52, Oshawa wrestling tournament. coming off the ropes to smother As the trophy was being pre-|the "Killer" with a top spread sented to Siki, Schmidt) In the third bout, "Rocky" snatched it from promoter Pat Johnson, managed to linger a Milosh's hands and in a flash, whsfe but finally "The -Beast"' at the 15:45 will receive a the the }scored.six goals to lead Mimico. playoffs is starting to really show in this fellow. Larry Lloyd had three goals and as many assists but it was Larry Haight, the hard luck guy of the Steelers, who really stole the show. This fellow worked his heart out and man- aged a trio of goals but was checked harder than gny other man on the Whitby team all night. Dune Wilson, who is perhaps jbetter known for stopping hockey pucks in this area, scored a pair of goals and helped on another. Mike Lewis, Ron Sutton and Bill Gresham each triggered a pair for their) night's efforts. Gresham} added five assists to bring his night's point-total to six. | George Wilson was the big isniper for the losers as he | managed three goals. Dan Rus- sell added a pair and three) assists. Single markers went | to Ken Sparrow, Grant Dizon, | Ron Wannamaker, Barry Mom-) bourquette. Their ace shooter, | Frank Marchiori, was held to four assists and it marks one) By DON ANGUS of the few games this year that) HALIFAX (CP)--Three young the classy captain of the losers|Canadians and an American are| has been blanked. |all that remain today in the top-| | We chatted with Whitby co-|flight battle for the Canadian| |manager Ross Drew after the|women's open golf champion-| jgame and he was almost un- | ship. jable to talk due to so much! 'The tricky, 5,32%-yard Ash- cheering. He was very proud bir course and three match- of his team and paid a special nlay rotinds 'over the last two |tribute to Larry 'Haight who|qay. eliminated a number of played a standout game. pre - tournament favorites in- JUST TALKING yeaa Sunday | cluding Marlene Stewart Streit. | afternoon's game at the Whitby 32, long - time powerhouse of| arena should attract a banner | canadian and international com-| crowd We think these petition | young fellows deserve a lot 0 ; : r credit for the fine showing they Barbara Renwick, 23, of Van- are putting up. We know there couver, defeated the Fonthill. will be plenty of Dixie fans at Ont., veteran 1 up in the third the game cheering loud and round Thursday. long for their favorites. Miss Renwick Coach Lotton was smilling as|today's semi finals against| his team headed for the dress-|Gayle Hitchens, also of Van- ing room after the game .. .|couver. The two were partners They lost the third game offi-jon British Columbia's four- cially now, as each team member _ interprovincial team scored once in the five remain-|which won the national cham- ing minutes of play that. had to be carried on before the start of last night's game. The final score of the third game goes into the books as 12-8 for Dixie. WAYNE DAVIDSON Pam Miller Eliminated At Halifax | | advanced to) mouth last week Jane Blalock of Portsmouth, N.H.. plays Helene Gagnon of Arvida, Que., in the other semi- final. Miss. Blalock, 20, scored a) third - round 1 up victory over| junior Pamela Miller of Osh-| awa, Ont. SCORES TWO UPSETS | Mounties Vn Semi-Final 4-0 HASTINGS, Ont. (CP)--Mim- ico Mounties defeated Hastings Legionnaires 15-10. Thursday to win the best - of - seven On- tario Lacrosse Association Jun- ior A semi-finals in four straight games Mimico will await the winner of the Oshawa - Toronto Town- ship. series before battling for the league championship. Osh- awa leads its semi-final series 3-0 All-star two major upsets Thursday, | eliminating Marilyn Palmer of Kamloops, B.C., 1966 national | close champion, 3 and 2 in the second round and knocking de-| fending open champion Jocelyne Bourassa of Trois - Rivieres,| Que., out of contention in the) quarter - finals. Miss Gagnon advanced to to- day's play by beating Miss Bourassa 1 up on the 21st hole. Miss Hitchens, 22, a member} of Canada's team competing in} the world championships open- ling at Mexico City Oct. 21, de-| feated Vicki Larsen of St. Da-| vids and Scarborough, Ont., 5} and 3 in the third round. The two survivors of today's centre Graeme Gair Earl McNeil collected four and John Dale added two. Bill Man- ley, Joe Timpson and Kevin Ellis got single goals. Jim Grady scored five for Hastings. Danny Hopcroft scored twice with Paul La-|semi'- final matches meet in 36) Plante, Darragh Scollard and/holes of match play for the Tom Parnell adding the other Duchess of Connaught gold cup goals Saturday. Bramlett Misunderstood, Not Dirty, Just Rough GOLDEN. Colo run right over guys." Bramlett lives So he built himself up from world 175 pounds to 220 and joined the As a teen-ager, Bramlett was | Bronecs. | banned for life from the Golden} As for the charge he bit full-} oe boxing sh dong 1 back Jack Spikes of Houston| Ss a minor league baseba fei. ace a player in St. Louis Cardinal Oilers, Bramlett said: chain, Bramlett found that his, "They got that backwards. He| spikes--his slides and home-|bit me. I grabbed him with a} plate collisions weren't appreci-|bear hug and he clamped his ated, teeth on my arm, But the ref And in oniy one year as a sol ae ee as " ie linebacker with Denver Broncos | Brame gente ne roe Wy of the American Football case veyona a A eee cata "JT have false teeth,' said Bramlett "so I took my mouth} piece out, smiled and asked him} League, Bramlett not only has been accused of being rough but also dirty--allegedly going how I could do it. He took one so far as to bite one player. 'iggk and said he was. sorry. _ Bramlett's first headline-mak-| "But he still stepped off the| ing trouble came when he en-|15 yards," | (AP)--John in a_ violent Oshawa Acadian Cleaners handed Little Britain Pirates a 5-3 setback at Little Britain Thursday to take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five Ontario Base- bail Association junior A-major playoff series. Bill Preston was the winning pitcher for Cleaners but the lefthander would probably talk just as long about his hitting as his pitching. He singled three times to figure in four of his team's runs before he left in favor of Murray Godfrey in the sixth, when Pirates struck for a pair of runs. Over the first five innings, Preston blanked Pirates on one hit. He ran into trouble in the sixth, however, when he gave up a pair of singles and issued three walks with one out. He left with two runs in and the bases loaded and Godfrey took over to fan the next two atters. Godfrey surrendered a single run in the seventh but Clean- ers applied the clincher with a run in the eighth off Doug Stabler. Cleaners tagged Stabler for 12 hits, all singles, giving them 24 in the two games. Preston | Whitby Girls Top Port Hope Whitby Scugog Cleaners} whipped Port Hope girls 11-2,| in their Durham County Soft- ball league game, last night in Port Hope. The Whitby girls had two big| innings. In the second stanza,| they scored five runs on | many hits, plus a walk and one error, with Jean McGrath open- ing with a double, then Jen Doole and Debbie Majcher fol- lowed with back-to-back singles | and Pat Jewell slammed a| as! | pionship in neighboring Dart-|triple, all before there was one|™ out. Beth Atkinson sacrificed) and Cathy Chapman grounded| out, then Judy Spencer tripled and she scored later as Agnes Thrower was drawing a free ticket, before "Sandy grounded out, to end the inning. Chapman drew a walk to {open the sixth and scored on| Thrower's triple, to make the score 6-2 for Whitby and then Miss Gagnon, 19, pulled offjin the 7th, the Scugog Cleaner} girls staged another five-run splurge, including triples by Spencer and Jan Norwood, a double by Jewell and singles by Chapman and Thrower, Port Hope got their runs from S. Merry, who singled in the first and Marg, Hoy, who tripl to open the fourth. A double Matthews and Hoy's singl scored Berry while scored on an infield out. | by Bantam Tourney Set For Saturday Twenty teams will crosse Association's bantam tournament Saturday. The tournament is sponsored by the OMLA and the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Associ- ation and games will be played lin Whitby Arena and the Osh- pegan wa Children's Arena. Play Zion Wins Semi - Final Zion advanced to the Dar- lington Junior Soccer League final Thursday with a 2-0 win over Solina. Zion won the best- of-three series 2-0. | In the other semi-final round,| Hampton and Courtice played to a 1-1 draw. Courtice has three points to Hampton's one to-Jead that-round.First- team with four points wins. John Hamilton scored for Hampton and Norm Reynolds replied for Courtice. Deciding game in the series will be played Saturday at Cour- av and Eric Peter on each had three while Brian Boyd collect- ed a pair. Wayne Cookson, Rod Wil- liams, John Fair and Al Holt Ron Jenkins had two of the four hits garnered by Pirates, the others going to Wally Mc- Millan and Ken Griffin. Cleaners opened scoring in the second inning. Jones walka ed, Preston singled and both runners advanced on an out- field error. Jones scored on Cookson's infield tap and an error enabled Preston to score. In the third, Preston singled home Fair, who opened the in- ning with a single. Cleaners went ahead 4-0 in the fifth as Pat Watters was safe on an error, moved to third on Preston's single and scored on Cookson's hit to centre. Preston was thrown out at the plate trying to score on the hit. Godfrey ran into pitching troubles in the seventh when, with one out, Jenkins singled. Godfrey lost his control brief- ly and walked the next three batters, forcing in a run, but he settled away to fan the next two batters. In the eighth, Cleaners added an insurance run on a pair of singles, a walk and an error. Third -game in the series is slated for Little Britain, Sat- urday at 7.30 p.m. and if a fourth is necessary, it will be played at Lakeview Park in Oshawa, Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Bombers Edge On Defence Pays Off Against Lions -- By WALTER HAYES VANCOUVER (CP)--"We had the edge on defence--that's why we won,"' said coach Bud Grant ;was moved out to the Winnipeg |25 and the Bombers started to /move. A pass from Ploen and end after his Winnipeg Blue Bomb-|Noel Dunford was good for 20 jers came from behind to turn|yards. The Bombers gained an- back B.C. Lions 11-7 in a lack-|other first down on a 10-yard jlustre Western Football Confer-|penalty against Lions for grab- ence game before 33,697 fans|bing a face mask. Thursday night. | Two more firs "Sure, we had a couple of big|the Bombers A dg ok _ plays, but it was containing the|fiye yard line with three at- Lions' offence that really yt a to break across the goal the game," said Grant after the| game. . On the third attempt Ploen Monday night. Winnipeg plays|limped off the field. Defensive ihost to Calgary Stampeders the half Steve Shafer was sidelined > Paylor following nigh ane | | | gets under way at 8) tice, starting at 7 'p.m. The play that won the game was a third - quarter touchdown by fullback Art Perkins on a short pass from quarterback Ken Ploen. Norm Winston's convert put the Bombers ahead 8-7 as the Lions' offence fell apart. The win moved Winnipeg into a first - place WFC tie with Sas- katchewan Roughriders with 3-1 'on-lost records. SaSsatchewan has a chance to regain the lead when it meets Edmonton Eskimos in Regina t. dropped back to pass a Lion attacker broke through the line jin pursuit. Ploen was chased |back about 20 yards, eluded a tackle, and lobbed the short pass to Perkins who was stand- ing unguarded in the crowded end zone, A fourth - quarter field goal by Winton ended scoring. Winnipeg came out of the game unscathed, but B.C. full- jback Bill Munsey, who went into the game with a lame foot, with a recurrence of an ankle Edmonton, Calgary and® the|injury and flanker Bob Apps Lions are at the bottom of the|went out with a minor leg in- ference, each with 1-3 records. DOMINATE PLAY Winnipeg dominated play 18 first downs interception. Winnipeg made all three fum- bles but recovered all of them. The bombers took an early 1-0 jlead when Lions' Ro¥ Cameron |was rouged on Ed Ulmer's punt. picking up 226 yards on its aer- ial attack and 142 running for 24 first downs. The Lions managed on 95 yards) jrushing and 174 passing. Ploen completed 18 of 22 pass ed| attempts. Joe Kapp of B.C. was {successful on 15 of 27. One fe|intercepted by Winnipeg Si H oy|Barry Hansen, the game's only. was |* afety | ing the goal. standings in the five-tea mcon-'jury. 'Solina Edges Hampton 1-0 Solina edged Hampton 1-0 in the first game of the Darling- jton Soccer League semi-finals at |Solina, with Ron Broome scor- | Goalkeeper Larry Welsh reg- jistered the shutout in the open- jer of the best-of-three series. | First game in the other semi- \final series, between Maple Grove and Zion, will be played lat Zion Saturday, starting at 7 Bill Oitchell accounted for all|P-m™. _, |the Lions' scoring with two field} will partici-| goals and a single. He put Lions pate in the Ontario Minor La-| ahead 3-1 at 2:12 of the second quarter. His as the B.C. offence was stalled about 30 yards out. Winnipeg's march to the win after Mitchell's third- quarter field goal attempt went wide into the Winnipeg end zone where fullback Billy Cooper conceded the point. The ball Y other field goal--giving | being | Lions a 6-1 halftime lead--came| By THE CANADIAN PRESS All games are slated for 7 \p.m. starting times. LACROSSE SCORES Junior A Mimico 15 Hastings 10 (Mimico wins best - of - seven semi-final series 4-0) Junior B Toronto Township 9 Whitby 15 (Toronto leads best-of-seven semi-final series 3-2) OF CANADIA One-of-Ganedas-3-Great-Whisktes PROUDLY EXPORTED tered the Golden Gloves tour- nament "In one fight IT knocked a guy down but he got up and I hit him again "This time he fell against ropes and bounced off and both toppled to the canvas, He tried a little dirty stuff, I got} carried away and I was thrown out of the fight game." Baseball was next. | "The guys there didn't go for | contact. They didn't much like | the way I broke up double plays) and they didn't-go for the way| I came home standing up in- Stead of sliding and trying to! the we ~ SPORTS CALENDAR FRIDAY, AUG. 19 Lacrosse -- OLA Junior "A" League Playoffs Oshawa} V London > S KINSMEN Saturday, i) ee) years in the Pacific Coast League. He recently won the straight year. He didn't learn that here! C 0 an er egalns had smashed it into little bits.;got "Rocky" in his patented the hostilities between Schmidt over for Johnson. and Siki, but order was finally "Sweet Daddy" Siki and Mr restored. X clashed in bout No. 4, with SCHOLLANDER REGAINS the women's 200-metre back- oe ee ae kicks and finally finishing off Don Schollander Thursday|stroke, turning the 100 in 1:09.4.|. The tournament: proved 8/Mr. X with his komo konk regained his world 400-metre|This bettered her pending world) ™4J0! attraction for the fans In the semi-- finals Hans the guidoor swimming and div-|. Calle Ball, 14, of Jacksonville, opening draw, Hans Schmidt|[yons, when the latter was ing championships of the U.S./Fla.. again broke the listed met Johnny Kosta's and| counted out of the ring, after mir Athialie Linton, world mark of-1:16.5 with 1:16.3 Schmidt won this one with 4 some vigorous pummelling that vrald Vale student, who is heading the|stroke, equalling her career a . ropes. powerful Santa Clara Swim| best. and 1:16.4 in the finals. A 1 1tc e The Beast and Siki met in the Club, is a good bet to smash Russian girl, Galina Prozumen- jother semi-final, with - 'Sweet . style mark. He holds the listed) World mark of 1:15.7. Moving Up the fastest fall of the night, to pecced Of 4567 6 ahd brake thle: IN OTHER SPORTS -- Final- qualify for the final match. with a 1:57.2 at Los Angeles|ists were to be decided today| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | 'ne final bout saw Schmidt, . ; Canadian open junior tennis| point t 3ritish Columbia Tesort. to fouling and a variety The first 10 event r- s his British olumbia : Bee a variety dav pean a ih alg cen championships at Ottawa. All!Lions earned Thursday night of illegal tacties. After warn- three world Saris pale ane Canadians have been eliminated! jn an 11-7 loss to Winnipeg Blue INS _-- 5« hmidt several times, singles championship but the|place os W rn Footbal) |the referee finally got fed ras be Mas ands sage I place among Western Football Y 8 up sa Pisa pi hloes en ndgpeh girls' title in that group will golConference scoring leaders. and declared "Sweet Daddy" ¢ be to a Canadian. Christine Bartk-- The two field goals and the 2° the winner and Oshawa's free-style j ; , A Saha United States entry, won the s 2 ; Shortly after, 'Pat' Milost Ton Nolso 8, c Ui . t points and pulled him to within! woe , i Osh ativan taedalist peng ice girls 14-and-under doubles title) foyr points of defending scoring | Came into the ring with the § al Thursday . . . The international/champion Larry Robinson of h@dsome new trophy, an- lander's world 400 free - style|¢ : ait % mahe ; meek of 4:12.2 wa « pa Sn final day today with the Greeks} Winnipeg placekicker Norm the popular midget wrestlers ing 4:11.8 A Phuvsdacts malin: first, the Caribbeans second and| Winton was good for a game- |! headline next week's card-- g 4:11. sday's } the United States team third.|winning convert and an insur- then when he started the pres- in the finals with a 4:12.2 ae aeaint (a oak ' fahinnts esen Mulr. oF Soaih Xirica iday, with the largest a 559-|into a sixth - place tie with Ed- sabotaged the whole affair. get a Word Wark of 1K 4 jr, | Pounder by Greece ... Empress|monton's Tommy - Joe Coffey F : . A ot of India, a daughter of Victoria) at 14 points | vorite to win Saturday's Cana-|scored his second touchdown of dian Derby at Edmonton, the|the season to join a cluster of richest Canadian race west Of players at 12 points. Ae ~~ |bell holds down first place with * 36 points, 12 better than Ed- Track And Field monton's Jim Thomas. Green Gaels vs Toronto Town- ship PCO's, at Port Credit, 8.30 Meet Saturday TD C FG § Pis.| : : sd 'FGS Pts. p.m.; 4th game of 4-out-of-7| Boys and girls from eight to|Campbell, $ $060. % "ar " " " 4 24 for A ---- sg gene "yi High Schoo] in the East Central! Abendschan 'ic Redme cc ~sngeed ea Zone track and field champion-| Robinson, C 0 20 in Redmen, at Brooklin Arena, shins. Host for the event is the|Mitchell, B.C. 0 0 semi-final series. sion W g ar ' inton, W wemeter? : OBA Midget Entries from Bowmanville,;Raimey, W layoffs -- Oshawa Sklar Fur-| Ajax, Cobourg, Pickering, Belle-| Perkins, W . . sip ier Riverside and Oshawa will participate. Evanshen, © ijn ie ) p " ; 2nd game of The meet gets under way at Buchanan, S -out-of-3 series. 10 a.m., concluding at 4 p.m. |G£ Reed, S N bob ScososoocSerrwewnnvs ecossoootrnuuns worn -- --- SOCCER -- ONTARIO CUP FINAL Oshawa Modern Grill Thistles SERIES TIED 2 TO 2 This the second game of a Two Game Total Goals Series AT 7:00 P.M. $: Marconi @ For dining reservatio' after. 1 P.M @ Take Hwy. 401 toN STADIUM August 20 @ Tomorrow. $12,000 Derby. league's annual cow-milking championship, for the fourth- It almost created a renewal of bear-hug grip and it was all s - Metre swim hecor Siki new \Siki displaying some fast drop mark with a 2:11.6 clocking at|mark of 2:27.1 and a pleasing one, In the schmidt won over Billy "Red" t 29 r-old Yale|in prelims of the 100 breast- eg "|had continued -- outside the his own world 200-metre free- shchikova, holds a_ pending |Daddy'"' winning the- bout, in lastmonth. Now his goal is 1:55. for the two major titles at the! Bill Mitchell collected all the/Unable to mast Si speed, world record equalled. The fat.[.rom_ the boys 18-and-under/Bombers to move into fifth|asains! the use of foul blows, years in the women's 400-metre Kowiez and Nancy Ornstein, a gj i y wr : j I + @ single he counted gave him 16 2¢W wrestling champion Beach, Fla. broke Schol-\pyna Cup match went into its|Calgary Stampeders. nounced that he was bringing inaries. He was a close secod|phree fish were boated Thurs- ance field goal that moved him €Mtation ceremony, Schmidt Sy Park, is the overwhelming fa-| Blue Bombers' Art Perkins Ontario. Saskatchewan's Hugh Camp- The leaders: semi-final series . . . OLA Sen-'14 will compete at McLaughlin Thomas, E 01 21 8.30 p.m.; 6th game of 4-out-of-7 Oshawa Recreation Commis-|Coffey, E 0 niture vs Peterborough Coyles, ville, Peterborough, Trenton,| Fleming, B.C ns call 698-3131 (Toronto) o, 2 (Kingston Rd.). Hwy 2 direct to track at Woodbine Ave. added Canadian Racing Excitement comes nightly at Greenwood 7:45 P.M.