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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 15, 1967 FOLLOWING OUR rather expansive discourse the other day on, the topic of Oshawa's Centennial Sports Celebrities Dinner, we have received a polite suggestion that the distant side of the picture was a little neglected and that certainly, not all the "sports celebrities" are confined to the masculine side of the line. It is so gratifying and "morale - boosting to find out that the fannies, as well as the fans, are reading our "Menu" that we hasten to make amends. The "Sports Celebri- ties Dinner" is a stag event but certainly there's no short- age of female talent, when you scan the list of special '"thead table'? guests and find some of Canada's women's champions, and other provin- cial titlists, in a variety of athletic achievement. NANCY GREENE, Can- ada's 1967 winner of the World Cup of Skiing and one of the country's all-time greats in the popular winter sports, has to be rated as No. 1 in the list of female "Celeb- rities" who will be on hand. However, Nancy and Mrs. Matt (Thelma) Leyden, who will be along with "Mr. Cen- tennial Sportsman," will not feel lonely, since there'll be other "roses" present. An- other Nancy, Oshawa's own Nancy (Murrall) Mackay, who as a member of the women's relay team, won a_ bronze medal for Canada, only Osh- awan to achieve this Olympic Games honor (1948), heads the group of local or area guests. Beverley Boys, sensational Pickering youngster who won medal honors in the British Empire games last summer and "Pam" Miller, of this city, 1966 Ontario senior amateur golf champion, are two other standouts on the distaff list. OSHAWA GOLF CLUB has dual representation in the big dinner tomorrow night. Along SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor Jack, Ann Gay and Effie Hezzelwood, skipy being the members of this rink. Five-pin bowling prowess brings Bow- manville into the spotlight too, Sharlene Cain and Con- nie Bradley, Canadian senior girls' doubles champions and Doris Joll, Canada's senior women's 5-pin. champion of Canada, all from Bowman- ville, will be on hand, along with another, Mary Jane Oke, who with partner Victor Iving, won the Canadian Junior Doubles figure - skating title. And that about completes "'the gals" who will grace the event. No mam, "Ruby" Gold- stein doesn't qualify! SPORTS SHORTS: Oshawa Green Gaels are hosts to the St. Catharines Lakesides, here at the Civic Auditorium to- night, second home stand of the early schedule, for the locals . . . LEGIONNAIRES, who chalked up a win Friday night in their Leaside Junior Baseball League schedule start, go again tonight, here at Kinsmen Civic Auditorium, with Richardson's Sports pro- viding the opposition for this twilight - floodlight attraction . . .CALENDAR DATES for tomorrow include the big track and field athletic meet, at Clarke High School, for all secondary schools in the Lake Ontario area group of COSSA. It starts early in the morning . .. LADIES' SECTION of Oshawa Golf Club opens the season with their first teur- nament, tomorrow afternoon . .. NOT THE LAST of the hockey news -- their "sea- son" will last all year in 1967 -- but three ice chips were produced over the weekend. Toronto Marlies defeated Port Arthur Marrs 6-3 on Sunday, to win The Memorial Cup in five games... MIKE WAL- TON, rookie centre of Toronto Leafs, married a_ grand- daughter of Conny Smythe, on Saturday... "RED" KELLY announced his __ retirement, hi er at Donevan Collegiate on Saturday. Donevan went on to win the game, and the tournament. Donevan also Collegiate and Vocational tackler during a_ senior game in the Oshawa high school rugger tournament DOWN HE GOES -- A Donevan Collegiate back goes for a fall after being upended by a McLaughlin Bob Hanna Scores Four In One-Sided Victory By CLIFF GORDON jthe Brooklin team, along with BROOKLIN -- Brooklin Red-|Don Craggs and Dave Houston. men proved, beyond a shadow} Bob McCready, who appears goal." He never looked better in| of a doubt on Saturday night|to be set for his finest year in|our books and if he continues to that a Senior "B" lacrosse clyb/ Senior lacrosse company, set ajplay this brand of lacrosse, just does not stack up against a| blistering pace with his "thread| could be a big key to a Brooklin proven Senior "A" team. the needle' passes down the| championship. The outcome, a 24-2 verdict/|floor to fast-breaking mates for} Gary Drysdale played the sec- for Brooklin, was never in doubt|four assists and, as 'big' Bobjond period of Saturday night's said after serving a penalty, "I) just got to go down and score a) won junior and bantam crowns. --Oshawa Times Photo Donevan Wins Rugger Event Donevan Collegiate swept the field in the annual Oshawa and District High School Rugger tournament, winning bantam, junior and senior championships Saturday at Donevan. | Dane Tutton 'showed the way for Donevan seniors with two trys, in the final against Cen- tral. Other scorers were Andy Kitt, Drew Allman and Bob Mitchell. Donevan had little trouble a- gainst Central juniors, winning by 17 points. Scorers were Dan third frame and were out-| Marlies Capture Junior Puck Title FORT WILLIAM, Ont. (CP)--| goaltending of Toronto's Bob For Marlboros, Terry Caffery Toronto Marlboros won the| Whidden, praised his own play-| was Bodnar's choice for special Canadian junior hockey cham-|ers for bringing the team to the! mention. The 21-year-old centre pionship here Sunday, but the finals. topped the series scorers with traditional presentation of the} He gave special praise to cap.|four goals and 10 assists. Memorial Cup by the Canadian jai, Ray Adduono who scored) Toronto marksmen Sunday Amateur Hockey Association| 3) three Port Arthur goals Sun-|were Richie Bayes, Gerry Mee- had to be performed by a local!a.y and played steady hockey|han and Tom Martin with two hockey official. throughout the series. goals each. The Marlboros drubbed Port Arthur Marrs 6-3 to win the 'The » best - of - seven series in five) games. In the post - game ceremony 1966 FALCON 1964 RAMBLER at centre ice, G. B. "Bones" McCormack, president of the) FUTURA SEDAN CLASSIC STN. 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SEDAN 6, automatic, radio. MANTLE DELIV Mickey Mantle through and watch sail toward righ stands and the 500t run of his career. came on a 3-2 pitcl Reds Sails ' By HAL BOC Associated Press Spot Life gets easier all for young Gary. Nolan, battling high school Oroville, Calif., a yea Now, all he has about are Willie Mays Clemente and the re National League. "T was hit harder school than I have be this year," grinned Ni his five-hitter had blar adelphia Phillies 1-0 : Cincinnati Reds a swe: day's National Leagu header. be Minty Sl ge gg after 20 years in the NHL and |as the Redmen held a 5-0 lead game and while beaten for both|prittain, Bill MacDonald, Joe Lie, Ne 270338 Lie. No. H65331 $1095 Tha Reds won the ¢ Se wiiaas caver Chae, ur tae Lee ee nn ae, [nanane: Gm damn whe Sie ie goals looked sharp and was his|t,debski and Roman Malar- " on Vada Pinson's: ¢ig! ri eereride caihen a Pos . Los Angeles. Word is -- he {utes old. usual self in shouting words of|ozuk. or retti | Q Ramee and the foueshi ae ila eee, Me et er ee) Orangeville, while game at ee arn to his ia Donevan beat Central 3-0 in | 60 Day, 3000 Mile Bank Rate Financing of Jim Maloney and ' heart and bolstered by players Players, while sitting on the|the junior game on a try by at Full Warrant UP to 60 Me. to Pay nathy. from the now defunct Streets-| bench, 'John Wright. EF ye cern asa Y Nolan is the precc year-old right - har came to the Cincinnati a non-roster player al » regular job. He is 3-1 "T love what I've Doug Courtney and Harry Benham were the only light blinkers for the overpowered Orangeville team. We chatted with several of ville team, just did not have it,| to match strides with coach| Fred Whalley's powerful Brook-| lin team, | assault on Indianapolis Motor Speedway's spring records Sa- turday and for the second straight year earned the pole | Thompson To Huntsville; Over 50 Select Used Cars To Choose From at: Puce's Record Terry Stinson With Gaels Oshawa Green Gaels swap- ped releases with Huntsville Toronadoes during the week- end, surrendering forward Bri- an Thompson for 17-year-old defenceman Terry Stinson. Thompson, who played on three Minto Cup championship teams with Green Gaels, join- ed Huntsville halfway through the game Saturday against To- ronto Marlboros and teamed up with his brother Ivan, to form an effective one-two punch in a 28-12 win. Brian scored four goals in half the game, while Ivan scor- ed seven times. Gaels plan to use Stinson to- night against St. Catharines SPORTSCOPE TODAY LACROSSE OLA Junior 'A' League: St. Catharines Lakesides vs Osh- awa Green Gaels; at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League: Richardson's Sports vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium; 7:30 p.m. Auditorium. "A Stinson is five foot, brother, Don, is also Gaels, although he's sidelined until late June with an ankle injury. When Don rejoins Gaels, the Oshawa club will have two brother combinations. The other is the Claytons, Phil and John. Game time tonight is 8.30 In other games Saturday, Hastings Legionnaires took Long Branch 14-11 and Bramp- ton defeated Mimico Mounties 18-7. There were no games scheduled Sunday. Terry Watson also scored four goals for Huntsville. Mike Oke, Harry Maynard, Mike Greaves, Tom Kelly, Gary Balkwill and Larry Ireland scored two goals each and Brent Munroe one, Wayne Granger and Earl Mc- Neil scored three goals each for the Marlboros. Brian McCutch- eon and Bill Coghill scored twice while Norm Okihiro and Bob Smith picked up one goal each. Jim Grady led Hastings with five goals and Joe Johnson, Darryl! Scollard, Pete Matussi and Ken Henderson scored two Lakesides at Oshawa Civie|their powerful defenceman,|not as sharp as they may have 11 andjto be in the coming season. eighs 180 : | Ree ete gin maniNOUR 908 MINNA The Redmen, who could say| : , S position for the 500-mile race | the "Dufferins" while they were Sh -Li d | him," said Dave Br they used the game. for a test of serving time in the sin-bin and ort ve Ry PO a Porn Be: Auto| AUTO SALES Reds' manager. "No shooting, were they did not realize "there was so much difference in Sr. A and Sr. B lacrosse." -| 'Manager coach Fred Whalley was of a somewhat "different'"' opinion of the game. He had ex- pectec a much stiffer test from the Dufferins and while it served to test some of his players' scor- -i\ing ability, it showed that others & still needed to sharpen up for 'key' games. Big Bob Hanna, in his first year as captain of the Redmen, sparked his mates with four goals and two assists. We would have to say that we have in five years of following the Brooklin team never seen Hanna play with such determination and poise. He could be in for one classed as a hat trick but were not a true "'three-in-a-row." Hef- fernan also added four helpers for a seven-point night. Terry Davis had a_ pair (he should have had five or six more) as did Sandy Doberstein, the St. Kitts flash; Ken Lotton, his first goals in four pre-season games; Ken Thompson, a fine) the weekend that he is retir- ing as an active player with Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey League. Kelly, 40 in June, played 20 years in the NHL. HE said he will seek the coaching job with Los Angeles Kings, one of six new NHL clubs scheduled to start play in October. should be a dandy as it brings to town such fellows as Arthurs, Thompson, Bill Castator, new. playing coach, Gary Ford, and many others. at 8:30 p.m. \they were of the opinion that); FRESNO, Calif. The game Saturday night Don Gord and Wayne their John Jefferies, Bruce Wanless Official opening ceremonies| start at 8:20, with face off time (CP-AP) -- The meet record Toronto native George Puce set Friday in the discus was upset Saturday in the West Coast relays. Ray Silvester hurled the discus 201 feet, 24 inches in open competition, beating a strong field including three- time Olympic champion Al Car- ter. He eclipsed the meet rec- ord of 197-8% set Friday night by Puce, a student at the Uni- versity of Nevada, Reno, in the San Jose State's 800-yard re- lay team, anchored by Tommie Smith, set a world record of one minute, 22.1 seconds Satur- day night. of his finest esa nae : Fel Brooklin opens in Toronto on| Tere Y Gi iston Grant Heffernan, 'the fleet- 'Wednesday night and play their x footed college kid,' and defence- CALLS IT QUITS arch rivals Brampton (not Tor- man Don Bruce, each scored a Leonard "Red Kelly |onto) back in Brooklin on Satur- trio for what is sometimes; (above) announced during |day night. S one - lap record of 169.779, against his old one of 166.328. What's new A. E. JOHNSON, OPTOMETRIST 14/2 King St. East 723-2721 | ball man; and short but mighty), Ron Moore, Whitby's contribu- tion to the team that fully ex-) pects to win The Mann Cup. Single tallies were picked up| by Tom Conlin, who also had) Elmer Tran, the} Club champion recovered the} 10-mile qualifying record at al 168.982 miles an hour after his lyear-old mark of 165.899 had | | been raised twice. He also established a new TRENT KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE LIMITED LANSDOWNE ST. E., PETERBOROUGH @ Nobody Undersells Trent @ about 412%? Your money has earned this high rate of interest on Savings Deposit Receipt Accounts at Guaranty Trust for years. So what's new? We've added a new type of Savings Account and lowered the minimum balance on Savings Deposit Receipt no tugging, no pulling goes to work and put over with something ¢ FANS EIGHT Nolan had plenty on the Phillies. He struck and now has fanned 4! 'innings. The shutout first in the organized In other National games Sunday, San Giants swept a dou from Houston Astros 4-3, Chicago Cubs split Angeles Dodgers, losi 10 innings before winn » 11, New York Mets di Louis Cardinals 3-1 @ burgh Pirates whippe Braves 5-2. 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