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6. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, June 12, 1967 Phill In R By DICK C Associated Press § Adolfo Phillips s share of lumps, ----]Runs Scarce | SPORTS MENU For Midgets By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor jRedmen Stopped iIBy Brampton Club y By CLIFF GORDON Julie . Kowalski and Donjgoal of the season and one _ BROOKLIN -- Brampton Ex-|Arthurs each scored a pair Of|helper, Tom Conlin, had a goal Oshawa Legionnaires midget "A" team found scoring runs| against the Oshawa Legionnaires; midget "A" major team: an im-/ possible task at Kinsmen Stad-! ium Sunday afternoon. In an Eastern Ontario Base-| _celsiors handed Brooklin Red-|goals for Brampton, with|,.4 one assist, with Paul Cubs' outfielder N TOWNSHIP added attractions which are |ball Association midget series men a 10-7 setback at Brooklin| Kowalski's first goal of the sea- 8 running for his life Soe been Arena on Saturday night. The|son, at 17.47 of the second|Tran and rookie John Dald hitting back. visits Oshawa Civic Auditor- ium this evening for an OLA Junior 'A' League schedule fixture and the home club has added a few extras to the major attraction, in a bid to stimulate attendance. The main event is a re-run of the keen action produced when- ever Green Gaels tangle with the COP's from Toronto Town- ship. These, clubs opened the OLA Junior. season here at the Civic Auditorium with Green Gaels beating out Tor- onto Township, but only after a Stern tussle. Then the two clubs moved right back to Port Credit, where the hor.e- sters evened the count, hand- ing the Green Gaels the only defeat they have suffered in league action, so far this sea- son. TORONTO TOWNSHIP has suffered defeat only once, since they lost that opener here in Oshawa -- they ran into a red-hot team, about two weeks ago when they visited Huntsville, where the Hawks beat the T.T. club. Strangely enough, Oshawa and Toronto Township are technically, still tied for first place in the OLA Junior 'A' schedule race. We say technically, because al- though Green Gaels have only had one defeat and Toronto Township has had two losses expected to further increase the attendance. The first 1,000 ladies through the turnstiles will receive a carnation; the first 1,000 male customers will get a free ticket to Wednes- day night's Senior 'A' game at Maple Leaf Gardens, when Brampton Excelsiors _ visit Toronto Maple Leafs; the Ajax Ladies Marching "Pipe'"' Band will provide entertain- ment between periods; all Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso- ciation lads can get a free ticket for this game tonight, from his coach or manager-- and finally -- there'll be 10 "Ju¢ky draw prizes'? --tickets to the first Toronto Leafs- Boston game at Maple Leaf | Gardens, this fall. FRIDAY NIGHT is a special | night for Oshawa _ Legion Minor Baseball Association players. Toronto Maple Leafs have a doubleheader arranged | for Friday night, with Jack- | sonville Suns providing the op-, | position. This comes as the | best doubleheader attraction, | on a Friday night, prior to schools closing for the sum- mer holiday. The Toronto Maple Leaf ball club is mak- ing this a combined 'Public School Night' and "Legion Night" -- with special admis- sion rates for school children and Legion minor ball players |Paul Bligdon, doubled one run- twin bill, the major "A' team came out on top in both games, second 2-0. In the first game, Mike Both- well allowed only one hit, a cock. Bothwell struck out 14 batters and walked three. He received a big lead in the first inning as his mates scor- ed eight times and they added another four runs in the sed- ond. Ted McComb, Jim _ Nesbitt and Monty Rose each had two hits for the winners in this game, with other safeties go- ing to Bob Durno, Bernie Mc- well and Kim Rogers. fourth inning. With runners on first and second, left fielder Rick Morrison caught a drive by ner off first and the throw to first was in time to nip the third man. In the second gan.e, Legion- aire "A" majors scored single runs in the third and fifth. The losers collected five hits off Wayne Blanchard in this game but -couldn't push home any runs. Blanchard struck out nine batters and didn't issue a walk.| Hits for the winners went to) McComb, Durno, McGuire, Nes- bitt and John Alexander. Los- winning the first 14-0 and the! fifth inning single by Joe Hir-| Guire, Wayne Blanchard, Both- Only consolation for the Jos-| jers was a triple play in the! | 1e | VICTORY SHOWER--Dan Gurney, left, and his racing partner, A. J. Foyt, right, spray contents of cham- pagne bottle at Le Mans, ins France, Sunday after win- ning the Le Mans 24-hour automobile race. They copped top prize in a new Mark IV Ford. Foyt will be participating in the "Indian- apolis 200" at Mosport this Saturday. (AP Wirephoto) Foyt, Gurney Victorious Excelsiors, to the Redmen, two point lead for top honors with 10 points, two better than second place Toronto Maple e\in hand over Toronto. McCauley, Brooklin still maintained its|Bob Haw. win was the first in three meet-|period, proving to be the game-jeach getting their second goals ings between the teams for the|winner. Wayne Thompson alsO/of the season. who had dropped|added a pair, with singles go- two previous one-goal verdicts|ing to Gordie Thompson, John Castator and Brampton led 4-2 at the end of the first, and then main- tained its two-goal bulege as they led 8-6 after 40 minutes. Terry Davis led the attack|The visitors outscored Brook- for the losing Brooklin team Leafs. Brooklin has one game|With three goals and ong help- er, Charlie Grandy got his first lin 2-1 in the final stanza. Brampton took 10 of the 17 pen- alties handed out, but the Brooklin power play proved West Plant, and the right to Line 15-0 Saturday. Dave Spencer was also big at A Modern Cleaners, Texaco = Win Right To Go To Final Bob Goodall hit a grand slam|triple. also home run Saturday to lead Rus-|helped Modern by hitting a sell's Texaco to a 17-0 win over/|triple and a double. Truck Line threatned to score play in the final of the United|on three different occasions, but Auto Workers picnic, June 17.|were cut off at every Modern Cleaners won the same/Their big inning was the third, right when they trampled Truck|when they picked up five hits|short four of their regular play- but still could not score. Ted Whitley also hit a home|Ken Thompson was sick, Elmer |*he plate for Russell's, hitting a}run for Modern when he con-|Tran out with an arm injury, \triple, two doubles and a single | nected in the first inning, driv-/Bob McCready out with an eye /in four official times at bat.|ing two runs ahead of him. very inept in Saturday night's game. Next action for the Red- men will be in Peterborough on Thursday night. JUST TALKING .. . Mana- ger-coach Fred Whalley was somewhat disappointed at his team's showing, and reported that the fellows just were not up for the game, . . . Porky Russell was in goal for Bran.p- ton, and the bulging veteran made numerous fine saves. He turn.|robbed Brooklin blind in the final frame. . . . Redmen were ers for Saturday night's game. injury suffered in Toronto last Charlie Nash gave Spencer and Russell's a hand by hitting four doubles, and going four for five on the game. West Plant could muster only five hits, including three doubles, and had men on third base on only two occasions dur- Oshawa Girls Rally For Win Oshawa Junior Ladies put on week, and Don Bruce was out of town, . . . Whalley informed us over the weekend that he will have McCready back in the line up for Thursday night's game, and hopes to have Elmer Tran in action for this one too. | . Brooklin will practice on Phillips smashec ers Sunday, drivi runs and leading t 5-3, 18-10 doubleh over New York M Phillips, who s erds of 32 stolen b strikeouts, and wa times by pitchers club mark last : down for the cou tried to steal h eighth inning of thi But he bounced nightcap, wallopin; ers to vault into League's top five i ers, 11, and RBI, While Phillips Sunday _ punches Mets, Atlanta sl Aaron was on the San Francisco Gi collected four hits. pair of infield sing! three bases before winning run from ; infielder error as edged the Giants nings. REBOUND TO WI Cincinnati's lea dropped the first g doubleheader to | ros 7-4, then rebou Pavletich's grand- for an 8-4 nightcap Louis Cardinals t Angeles Dodgers ti hit and son weaneer: 1. Tn 24-Hour Le Mans Race transportation range of Tor- i ; onto. Maple Leaf Stadium. |i sna" sone Brodie yn With Johnny Ryan, who f | graduated to professional baseball ranks, via the Osh- awa Legion Minor Association ranks, currently playing in brilliant fashion for Toronto Leafs -- Friday night presents a great opportunity for local youngsters to see him in action. Ted McComb, presi- dent of the Legion Minor set- up this season, is the local |5-3 win --anywhere within reasonable ; 3 7 ; ; ing the game. Russell's illus-|g sixth inning rally to defeat|Tuesday night in preparation trated their dominance by allow-|ceqarhill 13-9 in Scarborough|for the big one Thursday. . . . cars could keep up with arch-,three of them were involved injing West Plant only nine base|¢ofthall League play Saturday.|The Ontario Lacrosse Associa- A. J. Foyt smiled broadly after|rival Ferrari. 'an accident. The mishap put|runners throughout the game. Cedarhill jumped 'to an early|tion held a full executive meet- his victory in the 24-hour Le| Ferrari placed second and|Mario. Andretti of Nazarath,| Modern Cleaner's Ken How-|3.1 jead in the second inning,|ing in Toronto Sunday, and Bantams To Mans auto race and said: "It|third. But it might have been|Pa., Roger McCloskey of Tuc-|ard pitched a shutout ball game/})yt quickly lost it when Oshawa|handed out a $200. fine to Mor- was easy." worse for them had three of the|son, Ariz., and France's Joejand led his team at the plate| cored seven runs in the next|ley Kells, coach of the Toronto ' and co - driver Dan|Fords not been kocked out by|Schlesser out of the race. When|with a home run, double and| three innings. Maple Leafs. Kells was guilty P t Cedarhill tied the score, how-|of playing ineligible players. e er oro ever, with a four-run, fifth inn-|The fines were $100. for using A four-run seventh inning car- ried Oshawa Legionnaires to a over. Peterborough] Years 480. --their point totals are the game, because the CYO's have played one more game (and won it) than Oshawa has played. This situation might have been remedied on Satur- day night, when Green Gaels visited Brampton, but that game only lasted one period. The floor of the fine Brama- lea Arena became so slippery and wet, that the game was called off after the first period -- with the score tied at 3-3. The intense humidity became Perry Enab By ED SCHUY Associated Press § Jim Perry pre nesota Twins wit more ways than 0 went home in an. LE MANS, France (AP)-- Foyt Gurney drove a_ seven - litrejan accident just before the|the Foyt-Gurney car crossed| Mark IV Ford prototype far-/ halfway mark. jthe finish line it had travelled) ther and faster than any car} The No. 2 Ferrari, driven by|3,249 niles at an average speed| Sherban Tops had ever been driven since the|Ludovico Scarifiotti of Italy|of 135.4 miles an hour for the; Le Mans race was founded 44/and Britain's Mike Parkes, was}24 hours. 32.5 miles behind the winning) 'phat surpassed the record e | Legion Attack S- second | Ford. |tablished last year by New ing, but Oshawa went on to|/Doug Favell, who is Brooklin's score four runs in the sixth inn-|property; $50. for using Glen ing and another in the seventh.|Lotton, coach of the Oshawa Cedarhill could manage only|Lasco Steelers, and $50. for It gave Ford its one more run after the fifth. |using Rod Campbell from Long a serious problem, due to the rain and heavy condensation «not a leaky roof) made the floor too dangerous, to risk injury. THAT'S WHY Toronto Township and Green Gaels are still tied for first place in the Junior 'A' race -- but that status will have to change to- night, unless they play a tie "contact" for those interested in further information. EAST YORK "Kinsmen" visit Oshawa Legionnaires, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, here this evening at 7:30 o'clock, for one of their Leaside Junior Baseball League schedule meetings. These two ball clubs manage to display that little bit of extra rivalry and_ ruction when they clash. "Jim" Lut- Knights of Columbus at Kins- men Memorial Stadium Satur- day afternoon in Eastern On- tario Baseball Association ban- tam play. Highlight of the four - run seventh was a triple by Larry tled for the time being the ques-| tion of whether the American straight victory here, and set-| The Fords were never out of| Zealanders Bruce McLaren and| the lead, and were running 1-2-3 Sunday Dart with two runners on base.| It provided Oshawa with its winning margin. | Bill Paterson and Wayne Tutin also provided run-scoring hits for Legionnaires in the seventh, with Jeff Stapleton also By STERLING TAYLOR Oshawa's Pat McManaman Wins At Waterloo Meet : Chris Amon in a seven - litre|two singles and a doub times while Cedarhill picked up cident, when] ark Il Ford. They averaged 4 i |125.3 miles an hour covering 3,009 miles. McLaren and co - driver Mike|tion Pee Wee league play Sat- ; ' . ris i day. B i +4.|Sharp a triple and single. Gail ceiving I ecg yet Ty techs ores oe ae ne Lucas had a double and single|tario Lacrosse Association re- totype claimed fifth place. Oshawa batters hit safely 11/Branch. Kells used Favell in a game in Peterborough on i ites 10 hits. Thursday, June 8,. and used rig be gti yg cong rag en Anita Roter had three hits for|Lotton and Campbell in a game ern Ontario Baseball Associa-|0Shawa, while Diane Watt hadjin Toronto on May 3... . / All a triple and double, and Deannie|players in question will be re- letters from the On- Dave Sherban knocked out 5-0 i 3 ' tion siedey Ga pi ebedtin while other hits went to Linda|minding them as to where they stopped Oshawa 7-4.Sunday. |Kawecki and Val Mechshankow.|are supposed to play. was upheld Sunday, giving Miss Oshawa Posts Oshawa led 2-0 at the end | ie ee eS ae ewe ee ae oa © jof the third inning and 4-1 in some for himself. Perry, suffering throat and fever, second game of a | Sunday in the thir left after the sixth went home. In between his departure, the ve hander was tough batters, hit a tw¢ and singled in anc the Twins won 10-7 game. So, not only are the lacrosse fans going to see some scorching action, as these two clubs make their the opener to the While the Twins were splitting, Ch Sox moved into fi the fifth against Ajax. Aiax| CITY CARTAGE Double Victory " the score at 4-4 in their | becal & per Distance MOVING half of the seventh, but Osh- | claiming a single during the) WATERLOO, Ont. (CP) -- AjDallimore second place. rally. |15-year-old high jumper and a} Several steep lechasers, in- Alan Taylor limited Peter-|former. Maritimer turned in the| cluding Hylke Van der Wal of ton's Juniors, with a current three-and-three record, would like to boost their win column bid to take over first place all total so the fans who take in |borough to four hits in posting|top performances of the East-|Hamilton, arrived Saturday to! Oshawa Legionnai " alone, but, as mentioned this game can expect some |the victory, striking out 16 bat-\ern Canada track and field|discover their event had been|i¥9 wins on Pe ani nat awa pushed one more run across | @ Office @ House. @ Apartment the American Le above, there are also some peppery action. ters along the way while walk-|championships during the week- | cancelled. Eastern Ontario Sancta Ate: the plate to win the game. | MOVING AND STORAGE " game over Detroit ing three. He gave up a pair of| end. . Officials said steeplechase | ciation tyke play beating Patat|. Colun docks (ial a0 } i ; 'A White Sox scored runs in the ninth inning and two} Bob Sandieson, a Toronto|hurdles were not available. | borough 19-3 Saturda ac abl oad ha aalitas age heb Focking © -- Shipgng sn@ Crating ( victories over New SPORTSCOPE of the hits. high school student, established) gucan Nigh of Toronto ap-|bourg 9-7 on iealay" ane *\by picking up three runs bat-/| City Cartage agents for UNITED VAN LINES (Canade) LTD. ees, and Detroit los \ Each team scored a run inja Canadian record of six feet.) ),oached a Canadian standard] Oshawa flooded Peterborough|'©@ im, while Ron Steeves got Moving with core everywhere in SANTIZED VANS. | fornia Angels. Cleveland Indian: sas City Athletics and Boston Red St Washington Senato 4-3 before losing 8-7 725-2621 ANYTIME for free Estimate! the third inning, with Taylor|two inches to win the midget) in the women's high jump. Miss|with hits Saturda ing |two. hit ; ; : J s : s y, collecting its, | and Peterborough's Danny Sul- high omg 'ey former record|nigh, 19, cleared five feet,|15, led by Terry Thompson, Winning pitcher was Ji m| livan going on from there in a| Was six feet. five feet, seven inches -- two|three triples, and Glen Kirk-|Mijier and the loser was Aes | pitchers' duel until the seventh.| Pat McManaman, 23, who| inches below the Canadian mark|ham, three singles. Beauchamp a ey ea ae ee oe le ee ae io ee gE Bob Dervent, Taylor and|moved to Oshawa from Am-/ o¢ 5-9, set by Diane Gerace of} 'Rupert picked up a triple for TODAY LACROSSE OLA Junior 'A' League -- Toronto Township PCO's vs GOLF Oshawa Golf Club -- CLHA Ladies Day at 1:00 p.m. and Draw for McLaughlin Trophy. Oshawa Green Gaels; at ; : Ai Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m, SOCCER ne Brian Roy collected other Osh- cuaiggo Pale og bale ge Trail, B.C. Peterborough in the fourth in-| R. Cook hit a single and al games. Oshawa Junior 'B' League-- | awa hits, with Ross Curtis pick-| 889, tosse' sa cagr att ie Her attempts to equal the rec-| 8. double and Hall two singles for|]| [ "7 "™&qy_ ™ In Saturday's act BASEBALL Baker vs Lake Vista at 6:30 |ing up a pair for Peterborough.|feet, 414 inches to better the) (07 @ mins 0 COMA 0 HCC! Winning. pitcher was Kirk-/Belleville in the oiet' game ft Lae : (MIDGETS Orie Ge walloped New York >, ti » n ; = , Leaside Junior League -- p.m. and Fernhill vs Glen [Peterborough 001 000 002--3 4 3| Official Canadian native record|) 1 yi. Nigh didnot blame the|ham, while the loser was Well-|while other doubles wae "hit ak Seen SaaS se, aS East York Kinsmen vs Osh- Stewart at 8:00 p.m.; both |Oshawa 001 000 40x--5 7 4/0f 160 feet, 10 inches. His ef-| ie vents wood. Kirkham allowed only|by Carleton and winning pitch 'BRO TT y awa Legionnaires; at Kins- games at Kinsmen Civic Sullivan, Gilmour (7) andj fort was below the pending nye Th ' t ron tH two hits. er, farrell who eck ee 19 WER vs. SIKI BASEB men Civic Memorial Sta- Memorial Stadium. Curtis; Taylor and Paterson. ped poia bal Epuaadl gs ot Nancy McCredie Roane Against Peterborough, other|batters and allowed only five | MIDGET TAC ao dium, 7:30 p.m. SOFTBALL ye ms se y ; ave sa c i ile ns i vere ei oF sy Oshawa hits went to Gary/hits, | TAG TEAM EXHIBITION Oshawa Legion Tyke York Central Juyenile | s s pant i es Sai seed a year. " sii joey Brian White, Brian} wWhitby's hits were account Co Plas " = sey League -- Athletics vs Le- sue : . . i hea |McCron, Rick Moffitt, : 2 an 'a wphnive, indate va Tide cig ig Italia Wins, Og keg a Miss McCredie won the shot|Stone and Gilles Colbary. Jett! 84 tor'on singles by John Reed, LITTLE BRUTUS | Ww and Orioles vs Cardinals; all North Oshawa Park, 8:30 p.m ld per : second with a an with a toss of 46 feet, seven| Cobourg scored five runs in|two, Marty Hommick, Mark vs. 4 Cincinnati 38 games at K of C Field, 8:15 "ty SSG Disttct Asset 5-8, inches, well below her Cana-|the fifth inning of Sunday's|Howe and Rick Marshall. ii IRISH JACKIE . _ . a mp ond an Francisco and Dist Coaches Lloyd Percival and|dian mark of 52-114. game while Osh People's Clothing at Port Stays On Top Chris Pickard of Toronto com-| Most of the track events were| but locals ee ue pic Two runs were scored by | THE JAMAICA KID j Pittsburgh 28 p.m. Oshawa Legion Bantam perry 8:15 p.m.: Scugog : soe . i i : eal ; brry, 8:15 "pins "§ plained Saturday morning about|/run in slow times because of|se a ost Belleville in the second andi] .SROWER | eae aut ax, Cleaners at Markham, 8:00 | Italia defeated Azzurri 8-3 Sun-|the system used to seed ath-)soggy conditions. Frequent iy to in the tomieiag ele fourth innings, with one being Dern B LORENZO PARENTE vs. DUKE NOBLE | ee 7 antics Park (wert, dineacd)< een Georgian Motel vs Mr. |day, staying on top of the Osh-|letes in heats. Officials changed| downpours forced several Sat-| Sunday, 'against Coboure |coree in the third. ee ee oe, ae = eh 8 Philadelphia 25 at 61s pm. and UAW vs TV Towers at Alexandra |awa and District Soccer Asso-|a number of entries after the|urday events to be delayed a|Thompson posted the' pitch, Houston a1 Aisa Paice: at Hastview Park, 6:15 p.m. and Brooklin | ciation with eight points; four| protests. day. ys ing decision Paton New York 17 Park 6:15 om r Concretes vs Pam Electronics | ahead of the rest of the league.| The most heated argument; Frank Marlatt of Oakville,| Robinson tri led ho t Sunday's Re eae ' at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m. Local 222 beat Ukraina 4-2/)of the meet came Saturday/who attends the University of|runs for Gabnice in tha-fourin: Houston 7-4 Cincin 5 New York 3-10 Chi Easterr Ontario Bantam League -- Port Hope at Bow- and Polonia downed Napoli 4-1|/after Jan Maddin of Winnipeg|Oregon on an athletic scholar-| and other hits went to Sherban in other soccer action on the|won the woman's 10-yard race|ship, ran the 100 yards in 9.7|Sirko, Thompson and Terry Philadelphia 14 Pi San Francisco 3 A manville, 6:30 p.m. Oshawa Boys weekend. in 11 seconds. . seconds, six-tenths off the Ca-| Harper. | SOFTBALL ' Adriano Didanieli socred three| Pickard protested that Bag! nadian and world record. Mar-|---- | 10 innings York Central Juvenile Score Sh goals to lead Italia, while other|Dallimore of his club won by at/latt's time was good under ex- Los Angeles 7-5 St. asi scorers were Anglo Bressan,|least a yard. isting conditions. aturday's FR Lastice _ SeAEne sewn utout Vince McNally, Johnny Lopes,|DECISION UPHELD Miss Maddin became.a double Green Gaels Game Cincinnall 9 Houst Pittsburgh 4 Philac San Francisco 7 A St. Louis 5 Los / Woodview Park at New- market, at 8:00 p.m. Kiwanis Bantam League -- PICTON (Staff) - Oshaw 4) Dave Lasovich and T. Natoli. Quality Fuels blanked Picton; Azzurri scorers were Johnny Legionnaires 9-0, in their Lake-| Maciocia, two, and Ken John- The decision of the judges)winner by capturing the women's 220 - yard iat. In Brampton Called Other double - winners were} BRAMPTON (CP)--The game Southmead at Kingside; i 7 : Storie Park at Fernhill Park cel once li sor Pst ac nie McMullen Shines Jenny Wingerson Meldrum in| between Brampton and Oshawa 11 innings : and Lake Vista at Woolview : s 3 8.| Local 222's win Sunday came women's long jump and 80-| Green Gaels in the Ontario La- pot York at Chic rain For Fernhill Club Keith Woermke pitched the|when single goals were scored metre hurdles, Bill Greenough| crosse Association Junior A di- DON'T DRIVE AROUND WITH Probable Pitche Park; all games at 6:15 p.m. | shutout giving up only three|b G . : i beh ; prea a » Bi nly tt vy eorge Bouser, George : of Hamilton in the long jump] vision was call i wosie 'oraumpert aioe: |scattered singles, to Fred Fred-| Stockwell, Ken. Cowie and S.| Pat McMullen pitched a two-jand triple jump and Roberta period Gatatday night "hor Atlanta (Jarvis 5-2) i Radio Park. 7:00 iis jerick in the first inning, Jim) Ianiri, Helmut Jeckel scored|hit ball game and hit a triple,| Picco of Toronto in the women's! condensation on the playing phia (Ellsworth 2-: Town Gal Couniey ve Be ake |Hicks in the third and Keith) both Ukrainia goals. double and single to lead:Fern-| mile and half-mile. \floor. The score was 3-3 St. Louis (Carlton at Alexandre Park 7-00 Dan. Kleinstuber in the sixth. Woer-| Roger Siwek scored three|hill Squirts to an 18-4 victory i burgh (Ribant 1-3) i ee "|, |mke also gave up three walks|goals in Polonia's win over|over Woodview, in Neighbor- San Francisco (\ Billiards vs Alex- and Cadillac Foiey's Plumbing; at andra Park, 8:30 p.m. City and District Assoc.-- Brooklin Concretes at Ajax, 8:00 p.m, and Port Perry vs Georgian Motel; at North Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. SOCCER Darlington Senior League-- Bowmanville at Courtice; Ex- hibition Game, at 7:15 p.m. TUESDAY WRESTLING Exhib focci, 1 of pr wrestling, three bouts at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Pee Wee League -- Oshawa Dodgers vs Oshawa Towing; Police Assoc. _. VS Quality Fuels and Credit " Union vs South End Billiards; all games at K of C Field at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Ajax at Whitby, 6:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League: Whitby at Cobourg, jin the first inning, was the jonly one of the homesters to get and his mates were guilty on a couple of errors, but Hicks, past second base. Oshawa Midgets struck for three runs in the opening frame, on Tom Eldridge's single, a choice play, then with two out, Idalo Cappiccutti doubled and Charlie Rout followed with a triple, scoring when the out- fielder made a bad throw - in. Quality Fuels added two runs in the third, one in the fifth and then splurged for three in the eighth. This final rally in- cluded Eldridge's third hit of the game, a triple by Woermke| and a home - run blow by! Larry Wright. Connaught Parkers) Win Tyke Contest | Connaught Park picked up 22| hits and humbled Glenstewart Park 21-7 in Neighborhood Park Association Tyke play Friday. | Glen Stewart hit seven times 6:30 p.m. and Belleville at Bow-|scoring a run in the first inn- | manville, 6:30 p.m, | League -- Port Hope vs Osh- awa; at Alexandra Park, 6:30 p.m. ing, two in the fourth and fifth| innings and two more in the seventh. Connaught scored in every inning but the sixth. Napoli and Steve Balko one, while Vince Mastroianni scored the Napoli goal. Italia tops the league with eight points, while Ukrainia, Azzurri, Local 222 and Polonia all have four points. Napoli has yet to win a game. Tops in the scoring depart- ment is Johnny Lopes, who has scored six goals in four games. hood Park Association play Sat- urday. Vanveghel and Hicks hit a double and a single each to aid the Fernhill cause as the only other players to get more than one hit in the game. 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