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B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 15, 1967 SPORTS B By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor BY THE TIME you read this, either Toronto Maple Leafs or Chicago Black Hawks will have decided which team is ahead in their National Hockey League Stan- ley Cup. semi-final series. Leafs, of course, are the long shots in betting circles, espe- cially since they have won only one game in Chicago this year, and two of the remain- ing three games, if neces- sary, are in Chicago. But you can't go by past performances _ in hockey playoffs. THURSDAY NIGHT'S game in Toronto was a rugged one, although not as hard hitting as the third game of the series. Toronto's defence ap- peared to show its age in this game, with Alan Stanley and Marcel Pronovost not nearly as effective as they were in Toronto's 3-1 win Tuesday. Hawks were allowed to float almost at will in the Toronto end, with the Toronto for- wards not performing their chores too well. Chicago miss- ed many scoring chances especially centre Phil. Espo- sito, who tipped two shots past the open corner of the net within 10 seconds of each other in the second period. ONE THING'S fog sure, whichever team wins this series is going to be hurting when it goes against the well rested Montreal contingent of Toe Blake in the final. Blake's charges will have at least a week's rest before tackling the winner of this round and unless they get carried away in practice ses- sions, all their small wounds will be well healed by the opening game of the Stanley Cup final. FORMER TORONTO Maple Leafs' baseball pitcher Billy Rohr made a great start to- wards a major league career yesterday with that one-hit triumph over New York Yankees. Of course holding the Yankees to one hit these days isn't near the chore it | used to be, when you had to face Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, and Elston Howard in BASEBALL SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League W iL Pet. GBL St. Louis 2.0100 --) Houston 3 1 .750 --| Cincinnati 2.7 wr: Chicago 2A AT Philadelphia 2 iw? hUM New York 2 oh 1h San Fran. 1 2 .333 1% Pittsburgh 1 3 383° 1% Atlanta 1 3 .250' Los Angeles 0 2 .000 2 Friday's Results Chicago 8 Pittsbungh 5 | New York 1 Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 5 Atlanta 6 | Houston 8 Cincinnati 2 | Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 8 Probable Pitchers Today New York (Shaw 0 - 0) at Philadelphia (Bunning 0-1) Chicago (Culp 0-0) at Pitts- burgh (Sisk 0-0) San Francisco (Marichal 0-1) at Atlanta (Kelley 0-1) Houston (Zachary 0-0) at Cin- cinnati (Nolan 0-0) Los Angeles (Sutton 0-0) at St. Louis (Jackson 0-0) Sunday's Games New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati (2) Houston at St. Louis Monday's Games Chicago at Philadelphia (N) New York at Pittsburgh (N) * last season and a record-tying | his career, making him seventh kasing. Ken Vail added two (Only games scheduled) OAKL AND, Calif. (AP) --'five shutouts over the Dodgers.\on the all-time homer list, one goals and Rocky Rukivana, | American League Helped by a freakish 85-foot) Elsewhere in the "National!ahead of Lou Gehring. Larry Paiment, Marcel Tessier W L. Pet. GBL 20a, California Seals won their League, Atlanta Brayes edged Ernie Banks and Ron Santo,and Russ Beliveau scored the ipoitimore 3 01.000 -- semi - final Western Hockey |San Francisco Giants 6-5, Phil- homered for Chicago and Curt others. Boston 2° 1 .667 1 League game against Seattle adelphia Phillies routed New Simmons scattered il hits in| Gil Pilote with two goals and California 2. 1 667 1 | Friday night by withstanding a!York Mets 5-1, Houston Astros|the Cubs' victory, which spoiled/Hank Mitisch and Bibber Kansas City 1 1.500. 1% third-period Totem rally for a crushed Cincinnati Reds 8-2 andithe Pirates' home opener. O'Hearn scored for Fort Erie. Washington. 11500 i 4-3 victory. i; ST Sn nissan ieee niet . 7 the bestotseven series now lj I e Stands 3-2 Seattle. SPO R TSCO PE The long goal came in the = " : first period after Ron Harris TODAY fired from the centre red line. An LACROSSE 'The puck hit the backboard, Whitby Junior 'B' Steelers, at Brooklin Arena, 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Oshawa Jun- ior 'A' Green Gaels, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. CURLING Oshawa Curling Club's "Plumber's Night'? annual closing, at 7:00 p.m. SUNDAY LACROSSE Whitby Junior 'B' Steelers, at Brooklin Arena, 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a/m. Oshawa Junior 'A' Green Gaels, practice at Civic Audi- torium, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and Oshawa Senior 'B' Steelers, practice at Civic Auditorium, 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. Exhibition Game --Toronto Maple Leafs Seniors vs Osh- awa Junior 'A' Green Gaels, at Civic Auditorium, 2:00 p.m. SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District Softball Association meeting, at Civic Auditorium, 2:00 p.m. MONDAY LACROSSE Oshawa Minor Association ~--Registration for Novices (8 |Conigliaro and buffs are }meeting of the Oshawa and will hold minor league regis- |trations jronto Maple Leafs of the On- EAT } the starting lineup, but it's still a remarkable feat. And lit was a former Toronto play- jer who broke Rohr's spell, |Howard singling in the ninth \inning. ALTHOUGH ROHR took a back seat to Gary Waslewski with Leafs last year, he was still the top pitching prospect as far as Boston was concern- ed. Only 21, he could be the lefthander the Red Sox have been seeking since Mel Par- nell called it quits. Boston {certainly has the hitting |power throughout the lineup. Pitching and tight fielding could make this club a pen- nant contender within two or three years. PDSTON'S LINEUP is a |typesetter's nightmare, with | players such as Rico Petro- |celli, Carl Yastrzemski, Tony Jose Tarta bull. And Conigliaro's young brother is highly rated by Boston brass. It's a good job they're not playing hockey and performing on the same line. It would drive a few an- nouncers into retirement. OSHAWA BANTAM _all- stars completed a successful hockey season this week by capturing the Oshawa Minor | | 'Rookie Scores 'Winning Goal For Marlboros HAMILTON (CP)-It's a big step from Junior B to junior A in the Ontario Hockey Associa- tion, but Gord Davies, 16, of Toronto Marlboros made it in style Friday night. Davies, a left winger up from the York Steel junior B club, scored the winning goal as Tor- onto defeated Hamilton Red Wings 5-3 to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven OHA Junior A fery, Steve King and Pelyk got the other Toronto goals. Fred Speck, Don Giesebrecht and Ron Climie scored for Ham- ilton. Hamilton led 2-0 after the first period and 3-1 late in the second. The Red Wings forced Toronto goaltender Bob Whid- den to make good saves on both Renald LeClere and Bob Atkin- son and had a man advantage finals, job for us,' said coach Gus! Bodnar after the game. "'He's checking well and he looks as if he belongs out) there." Davies took a pass from the corner by defenceman Mike Pelyk and slapped the puck into the net after a Hamilton de- fenceman missed it. Gerry Meehan, Terry Caf-| Unbeaten Royals Slip Past Hawks | Undefeated Royals nipped | Hawks 22-21 and Jets nipped Seals 19-18 in the Oshawa Rec- WOMEN CURLERS CALL IT QUITS FOR SEASON Hockey Association major midget playoff championship, | defeating Lions Club 5-4 in | | | jovertime in the final game. During league play the All- Stars went under the name |Kinsmen Club, Quite a sea- son for Al Bathe, Al Cay and company. | JUST A couple of notes to jround up the week. Softball | reminded of the District Senior Softball League tomorrow at Civic {Auditorium while lacrosse next week at Civic Auditorium And you'll get your first peek at the |Oshawa Green Gaels Sunday |afternoon at Civic Auditor- ium when they tackle the To- Association's "A" series. tario Lacrosse senior 10 years) and Midgets (14-16 | years, at Civic Auditorium, |6:00 p.m, to 8:00 p.m, Chicago 1 1 500 1% New York 1 2 333 2 | Detroit ae: das. ad |Minnesota p Nie Fake ate Teas | Cleveland 9.2 000 2% Friday's Results Boston 3 New York 0 Detroit 3 Minnesota 5 Baltimore 7 Kansas City 1 bgp 1 California 10 Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland (Hargan 0-1) or Mc- Dowell (0-0) at California (Mc- Glothlin 0-0) Baltimore (Bunker 0 - 0). at Kansas City (Odom 0-0) Detroit (Sparma 0-0) at Min- nesota (Kaat 0-1) Washington (Richert 0-1) at! Chicago (Johnson 0-0) Boston (Bennett 0-0) at New York (Stottlemyre 1-0) Sunday's Games Baltimore at California (2) |Detroit at Kansas City (2) Washington at Chicago (2) Cleveland at Minnesota Boston at New York Monday's Games Cleveland at Minnesota | Washington at New York | | Wins Contest bounced off the goal pipe edge and was accidentally kicked into the net by Seattle goalie Jim McLeod. Doug Senior scored two goals | for California with the other go- ing to Larry Gilbertson. Stan Hale, Howie Hughes and Jim Powers scored Seattle goals. The series now moves to Se- attle for the sixth game tonight | and, if needed, the seventh Mon- day. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5 x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders ot S or More Pictures Has Impressive Debut s Jaster said after the Dodgers|cracked home runs in the first K k Mickey scored for Omaha. ended his_ scoreless streak| inning, helping Atlanta to their apus asing -- against them with a run at 52/first victory of the season. : 2-3 innings in the seventh at St. Louis Jeff Torborg's fly ficed Jim Lefebvre home with jthe drought-ending run. {inning were scarcely enough to! ball call on a ball hit by Johnny threaten the 23 - left-hander's victory. ' Freakish Goal eae suse wos back to carried by the above rink tells the story. (Oshawa Times Photo) | it's just how a group of It was costume day at the women felt at the closing of annual event and the sign the season for Oshawa Cur- ling Club's women's section, No, it's not a scene from "The Return of the Mummy" Former Leaf Pitcher 'Minor Lacrosse | | . . Registrations | Oshawa Minor Lacrosse As<o- ciation will conduct registrations \for all series next week at Civic ipombdeng | Novice, for boys eight to 10, land midget, for boys 14 to 16, will register Monday from 6 to : \g p.m. 3 | Tykes, _ land bantams, 12 to 14, ' \register Tuesday while =. |wees, _ |to 19, will register Wednesday. | All players registering are re- By HAL BOCK ensued Press Sports Writer|them. Care for a bit of Can You| "It would have been nice tojadded a Top This? have a no-hitter," smiled Rohr, jeighth. Bill Dillman of Baltimore and|"'but it's awfully nice to be 1-0; An opening day crowd of Bill Rohr of Boston, a pair of|in the big leagues," A left-/j4375 at Yankee Stadium be- pitching prodigies, played that}hander, Rohr was 14-10 with)gan pulling for Rohr as the old game in their major league|Toronto Maple Leafs of the In- youngster set the Yankees down debuts Friday and if Dillman/|ternational League last year. land closed in on the possible hadn't run out of innings, he| Dillman never expected to be | no-hitter. might have won the match. 'with the Orioles after splitting | When Howard drove what the Rohr came within one strike|last year between Durham,} lyoungster described as a flat jof no - hitting New York|N.C., Elmira, N.Y., and Roch-lourve into right field for the Yankees but lost his bid on alester, N.Y., with a combined | spoiler the fans booed two-out, 3-2 pitch, single by El-|10-7 record. "Tt was the first time I ever ston Howard in the bottom of} On Friday's other American} got a base hit and got booed the ninth inning. He finished up|League action, Minnes otalm New York," Howard said. a 3-0 winner. |Twins downed Detroit Tigers | Rob Allison and Zoilo .Ver- Dillman came out of the bull-|5-3 and California Angels club-| salles hammered home runs for pen for the Orioles and hurled|bed Cleveland Indians 10-1. Chi-|ihe twins against Detroit. far things couldn't be better forjled off against' Whitey Ford |with a home run and Joe Foy two-run shot in the BUCHANAN . +. Tying Goal RON jtration fee, covering insurance and the league banquet at the lend of the season. | Conveners are Al Crawley, jnovice; Dan Kocho, midget; Pop Parise Scores five hitless innings, earning|cago White Sox and Washing-| " anison's shot in the sixth in- . . |Taylor, tyke; Stan Abbott, ban- jeredit for Baltimore's 7-1 vic-jton Senators were not sched- lning tied the game at 3-3 and Winnin Goal |tam; Rick Bickle, pee wee; and | tory over Kansas City Athletics. |uled. : moments later, Minnesota took | g Ed Kolodzie, juvenile. Both Dillman and Rohr are 21| The long ball provided Rohr | the lead when Versalles, who! Controller Margaret Shaw is| OMAHA, Neb. (AP) --Jean- jhonorary aul Parise scored with 1:38\QMLA. gone in overtime Friday night | ------_---- to give Oklahoma City Blazers| Stanley Cup jand getting their first taste ol¥an all his runs against the had singled, president of the, life in the big _leagues. And so Yankees. Rookie okie Reggie | Smith raced home on IP |Jerry Lumpe's error, Andy Etchebarren ripped a} |three - run homer for the Ori- Dodgers Finally Score x: rie totes ou Kame |three-run first inning which in- a 3-2 victory over Omaha Knights and a one-game lead in the best-of-seven Central | Hockey League finals. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | . cluded a triple by Paul Blair) : A ainst Cards' aster land a double by Frank Robin-| Rn Buchanan had tied the SERIES A Pes score with 16 seconds left.in reg-| Ww LFA Pt, Jay Johnstone and Jim Fre-|Uation time after Barcley Pla-| Toronto 2 21111 4 By RON RAPOPORT Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh gosi smacked three hits apiece |2°° of Omaha drew a tripping | Chicago 22 i111 4 Associated Press Sports Writer| Pirates 8-5. and Don Mincher and Rick |Penalty. Oklahoma City pulled| (Best-of-seven semi-final series | It took Los Angeles a year, Orlando Cepeda drove in Reichardt. hammered home|!tS goalie and launched an at-| tied 2-2) jand a half to score a run offjthree Cardinal runs, and Roger runs as the Angels romped |'@ck that netted the tying goal. | SERIES B Larry Jaster and by then it| Maris had three Hits. past Cleveland. Jean Pronovost scored the Montreal sua 401488 hardly mattered. BRAVE WIN FIRST sa other Oklahoma City goal. | New York 0 4 8140 "I'm relieved it's over with,"| Felipe Alou and Joe Torre Al Hamilton and Larry | (Montreal wins hest-of-seven semi-final series 4-0) |Roberts, | Thrower, for boys six to eight, } will | pee) 10 to 12, and juvenile, 16 | jquired to pay a two dollar regis- | reation Department Ladies' Basketball League. Royals were led by the 12- point performance of Anne Bronsema while Trix Bylsma) dropped in four. points, Carol) Barbara Barnes and| |Judy Ambrose two each. Sue Marlowe led Hawks with/ 12 points, followed by Aggie five, Betty Crosma three and Ellen Krasinski one. Kathy McRae fired 17 points \for Jets and Myrna McCullough % | added the other two. Vera King! Mera 12 for Seals with Joy Hercia adding four and Norah |Hetherington two. In games Wednesday, Hawks Fred Jets at 7.30 p.m. and Roy-| als play Seals at 8.30 p.m. "He's been doing a real good| on both their first period goals. Caffery made it 2-1.in the \first minute of the second per- liod but Climie restored Hamil- |ton's two-goal margin at the 'four-minute mark. Meehan's low shot from the \blueline eluded Hamilton goalie Gerry Gray at 15:02 and Pelyk tied the score less than three minutes before the second per- iod ended. 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