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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 16, 1967 LACROSSE, if that's your "favorite dish, is on the Sports "Menu for repeat orders, dur- ing the next few days. Civie . Auditorium is the site of three big lacrosse attractions with- in the next few days. Sarnia Beavers visit the Oshawa Lasco Steelers tomorrow afternoon, for a Senior 'B' schedule fixture. On Monday night, Hastings Legionnaires visit the Green Gaels for a Junior 'A' schedule game and on. Thursday night, Orange- ville is booked to play here again. If that isn't enough -- don't despair, there's lacrosse almost every night, with Brooklin hosting Peterbor- ough Don Bye "Petes" on Saturday night in a Senior 'a' clash while Rexdale visits Brooklin's Junior 'B' team on' Wednesday night. ACTUALLY, there's a wide variety of sports attractions for local fans this weekend, with softball, baseball, la- crosse, soccer, lawn bowling and tennis all included on the menu: They've even got some softball games booked for Sunday at Alexandra Park, as the teams are trying des- perately to clean up all those rained-out games they have had in the past few weeks. This Sunday presents the busiest sports program this city has had since Sunday sport was given the green light. We have lawn bowling, tennis, softball, soccer, base- ball and lacrosse all booked for Sunday and that listing doesn't include the Business Girls' golfing session and other regular weekend events. LAST NIGHT'S RAIN put a crimp in quite a bit of sched- uled sports activity but not all. We have in Oshawa some diamonds that can absorb and "take" a lot of rain while others are unplayable if we get only. a heavy dew. The luck of the draw thus gav- erns softball and baseball games, when rain intervenes. For instance, games at Alex- andra Park last night were eompletely flooded out, but there was action at North Oshawa and Radio Park's 2 diamonds, as well as at some Neighborhood Parks. Tonight finds Markham Hawks visit- ing Mr. TV Towers, for an ex- hibition softball game, at Alexandra Park while Gale SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor Lumber 'visits the Brooklin Concretes, an attraction that will no doubt draw a big crowd in Brooklin. Normie Bagnell's Scarborough Juve- nile girls visit Oshawa to- night, playing Woodview Park girls, at North Oshawa Park, in their York Central League schedule. The last time these two teams met, it was a 0-0 tie, so tonight's tilt could be very interesting. CAPSULE SPORTS -- Did you know that the first week of June was the worst in the history of the Ontario Depart- ment of Lands and Forests. They had several thousands of firefighters in action all at once, with 309 fires that week and no less than 166 going at one time. It's a week that they'll never forget. They even had temporary evacua- jtion of the people at Chap- jleau' and Sioux Lookout, the |situation got to be that dan- gerous ... THE QUEEN'S PLATE, being run one week jfrom tomorrow, will be tele- vised (live) in color, for the jfirst time ... PICTON visits Oshawa Quality Fuels at Alexandra Park on Sunday afternoon, playing the game that was rained out last Sat- urday hRient ... E |GRAND PRIX of motorcycle fracing, first time ever held in Canada, will be at Mosport, on the last Saturday of Sep- tember -- not just first but likely the only time Canada will be privileged to hold this World Championship event. It's a tribute to Centennial Year ... TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS play a doubleheader against Jacksonville tonight-- the beginning of a six-day home stand for the Leafs, in which they'll play four doubleheaders ... BILL HARNDEN, the gent who is busy in the winter, helping to put on the annual Gen- eral Motors curling bon- spiel, got a hole-in-one at the famed Seigniory Club, in Que- bec, on Tuesday -- the first "ace" there this season. He dropped his tee shot on the 195-yard 17th hole, with a three-wood. It's considered a difficult par-3 hole, nearly all carry over, a lowland that offers trouble in the short dis- tance, via bunker and rough. He was playing with Doug Barnes of Oshawa and Ken Hains and Orville Boville of Ottawa. Zé INDIAN STYLE is not really going to de- , cide the United States Open -- Golf Championship but this posed picture makes a good publicity gag. Golf pro Arn- old Palmer (left) along with had said that no amateur could win this tournament. He's still not wrong but at least Fleckman has proven that an amateur has a chance. -- AP Wirephoto six others, were tied for second place following yes- terday's opening day of the championship play. Arnold Palmer posed with ama- teur Martin Fleckman, in wrestling the locker room yesterday, after the first round, in which Fleckman shot a sizz- ling 67, to lead the entire pack by two strokes. Palm- er, prior to the tournament, By CLIFF GORDON helpers to mark time with his BROOKLIN -- Johnny 'shoot-|defending scoring er' Davis proved at the five-|brother, second mark of the first period |John Dale, a rookie, had a goal of last night's Senior "A" la-|and two helpers, crosse game, played in Peter-|Crawford, business when they hosted the|Lotton each bagged singles. Brooklin Redmen. | Brooklin Redmen Lose In Peterboro while Ken) ment Bob Hanna, Don|fore they hit the floor for Sat- borough, that the Petes meant|Bruce, Dave Lough and Ken|yrday night's. big one against the same Petes. Game time is Low shots appeared to be the called for 8.30 p.m. We feel that manager coach champion | Whalley will have some choice, John of the Petes.| ords of advice and encourage: for his charges, be- It took the Petes just five big thing for the Petes in the seconds to score their first goal |¢atly part of the game, as they and they went on to score a/S0t to Merv Marshall, a re- 13-7 victory over the front-run-|Placement for the injured Bob ning Brooklin team. McCready, in the early stages The win for the Petes vault-| the game. ed them into second place and| Marshall, a star goalie with breathing right down the necks |the Oshawa Green Gaels of the of Brooklin, with the same two| Junior "A" section, exper- teams slated for a return match ienced difficulty with the sharp- in Brooklin Saturday night. shooting Senior team. Jim Patterson and John Peterborough led 6-2 at the Davis each scored three for the|end of the first, 9-5 after 40 winners with Davis adding a|Minutes of action and then helper. The following each add-|coasted home an easy victor, ed a single goal in a winning| 13-7 in 60 minutes. cause, Joe Todd, Cy Coombes,| Wayne Platt worked the pipes Terry Downer, Jack Armour,|for the Petes in the absence of Curly Mason, Tim O'Grady and|the ailing Pat Baker and the Gerrard Byrne. former Hastings star looked Ken Ruttan, rugged rear-|mighty sharp, robbing several guard, added five assists to his|"sure" shots by the Redmen. point total while blond - haired; Redmen are still suffering star Bill Armour added three|from the injury bug as they | helpers, : were short four players for last Terry Davis, playing for the|night's encounter. Tom Conlin losers, added a goal and four;was absent due to school jexams, Ken Thmpson is still under the weather and Bob Mc- Cready and Elmer Tran are out with injuries. Jim French Tops Manager Fred Whalley, while Amateur Marty Fleckman McHugh Wins Grabs Lead In U.S. Open By BOB GREEN SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP)--|dian in this year's Open. Arnold Palmer, who had said) jan amateur } the United States Open, set out)record 62 in his last practice in pursuit of one today with|round, had just posted his 71 An amateur has not won the two strokes to make up and|when the torrential downpour- Open since 1933, when Johnny very, very little to say about|accompanied by « the non - "T had | Thursday ship. aire from the little SPORTSCOPE : TODAY SOFTBALL Exhibition Game -- Mark- ham Hawks vs Mr. TV Tow- ers; at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. City and District Assoc.-- Gale Lumber vs Brooklin Concretes; at Brooklin Com- munity Park, 8.00 p.m. Lakeshore Minor Leagues-- Oshawa Quality Fuels Mid- gets vs Belleville; at Alemite Field, 8.30 p.m. York Central Juvenile La- @ies League -- Scarboro vs Oshawa Woodview; at North Oshawa Park, 8.30 p.m. BASEBALL + Eastern Ontario Senior Teague -- Little Britain vs Oshawa Jr. Legionnaires; at Kinsmen Civic Stadium, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor League -- Port Perry vs Oshawa Qual- ity Fuels; at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m. 'SOCCER Darlington Senior League-- Zion at Maple Grove; Cour- tice at Salem and Solina at Hampton; all games at 7:15 p.m. Oshawa and District Assoc. --Azzuri vs Ukraina; at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 7:00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tournament |-- at Cannington Lawn Bowl- ing Club, 1:30 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa 'A' Majors at Frankford, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Oshawa at Peter- borough, 6:30 p.m.; Ajax at Frankford, 2:00 p.m. and Bowmanville at Be!]e ville, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario PeeWee League -- Belleville vs Osh- awa; at Kinsmen Stadium, 2:00 p.m. and Whitby at Ajax, 2:00 p.m, LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Peterborough Don Bye "Petes" vs Brooklin Redmen; at Brooklin Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' League -- Oshawa Green Gaels vs Huntsville Hawks; at Hunts- ville Arena, 8:30 p.m. the rain Archer. of 150 of teur and teur Marty Fleckman jan elite field with a three-un-/ Hogan, |der-par 67 and a_ two-stroke/four U.S. Open titles, who had sas lead in the Open golf champion-_| just finished the 623 yard 17th_-|'hought about it, ) I Fleckman, 23, is a native of|third strike letting eee ee Bill Ranstead, 53-11--42, | After play was resumed 31|ing lessons from the great By-|during the game. The Cadillac | Player was left on base how- He was the first alternate to) €Ver when McHugh disposed of th S.W | the next three batters with two e U.S. Walker Cup squad an strike outs and a fly to right field. Palmer, more established stars of the' minutes later, he took a one-|ron Nelson two years ago. game were tightly packed at 69./over par six on the final hole They included Gary Player,|and finished with a 72. won the title in 1965, Chi Chi)known and certainly wasn't in|only when Beman turned a pro! Rodriguez, Art Wall, Don Jan-|Palmer's mind two days ago. p | uary, defending champion Billy; Palmer, the 6-to-1 favorite Casper and rookie pro Deane/going into the tourney, said the|tourney favorites, took a 73,|Hugh getting Gardner Dickinson and George | AL FIRES A 75 Toronto's Al Balding, a last-| minute substitution in the field At Diamond {fired a 75. He is the only Cana- | answered. "That's taking it too}game against Jack Nicklaus, who had|far. No, not an amateur." could not win|stormed over the lush course in};ODDS AGAINST AMATEUR The odds are still against it. | League play. thunder and d i professionals. |lightning - sent the gallery of stash tenting a lot of luck," ama-|15,787 and a handful of golfers said/scurrying for cover, after he had startled) Among the latter was Ben! Fleckman? |count for the team's hitting. "Gee, no," he said, a sur-! handsome face. 'I hadn't even|eq first | John Piper could not handle longest hole in Open history-- | a Bob McHugh of Woods Trans- testing the back nine holes at/of later in the season, when per- |port allowed the opposition one "No, I don't think so,' Arnie|run in the first inning, in the Cadillac -- Bil- jliards, then set all but one of |the remaining 18 batters down lin order, giving Woods a 5-1 |victory in Civil Service Softball | B. Bradley hit a double and ¥ ; : |S. Hartshorn a single in the : Did this sort of history bother first inning for Cadillac to ac-|*#e hole, to win the loot. . : ' It was not until the seventh | fo -6---38° 55-year-old winner of prised look crossing his darkly} inning that another suis yeah: ot yee Fae i 38; base when catcher frey, 67-27--40; Pete Bilyj, 51-10 Federal Golfers (- disheartened at his team's Jim French's low gross score;somewhat miserable showing, of 44 was best in the group,|had a happy note at the end when the Federal Service|as he said 'if we have to play League golfers held their week-|one like that, better we get it ly session on Wednesday, con-|out of our system now instead Erinli. haps first place could be at) French parred five holes in| stake'. : a AXPOR PLAIN or FILTER Tir CIGARETTES / REGULAR and KINGS , his good round of 44-7--37 and ack Cummings matched the| low net total with his card of 45-8--37. "Pete's Pot', the weekly) prize, was set on the results of) the 13th hole for this week andj George Topping had a par 3 on! Other good scores were turn-| ed in by Walt Hooper, including | Jack McCaf- 8/--41; Bill Gordon, 55-14--41 and D.A.R.A. e { the golfing million-| and was one-over par. Port Arthur, Tex., started tak-| on base for the Latrobe, Pa., and six South African who| Fleckman was practically un-|gained his spot on the team a couple of months ago. \field was so good and the course|while- Julius Boros, a two-time] Transport - interrupted ished with a 75. course, were former British e ' i Open champion Kel Nagle of Roberts also picked up a single Australia, 1965 PGA champ 1 son S§ Ins quea er in the first inning although he Dave Marr, Dutch Harrison, was left on first base. Woods scored their first run), Frank Beard, one of the pre-|in the second inning with Mc- ry heigl e the only hit. quois in their 2-2 game with | pushed two more One more stroke back after)in such fine shape that "any|Open champ and winner of|runs across the plate in the first dl i .|fourth inning and an additional Soni tad evelirieh par etre Manabe ae bn Paver a three tourneys this year, fin g for the 7,015 - yard Baltusrol| two in the fifth after a home run by Ray McAvoy and singles by Terry Roberts and McHugh. | Follow the Signs. Two Concessions West of Mosport. 5 RACES White Produces Goals For Iroquois Jeff White gave his team a tie| y scoring two goals for Iro-| Hurons in Oshawa Minor La-| STOCK CAR RACES Sunday, June 18th 1:00 P.M. ie In case of rain, race will be postponed for 1 week, crosse Association Tyke devi-| sion. | Huron scoring was handled by Mike Gardner and Chris Schu- macker. WIN FOR HOUDAILLE In the highest scoring game| In UAW Softball League | Wallis Scores Six Big Goals _| Wilson's Men's Wear edged|walks going to Stevens and ie reries top. ame Clint's Texaco 5-4 Thursday|Hroncich. professional golfers, night in United Auto Workers} Denault was winning pitcher out as League. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Arnold Palmers Cleaners also| aged seven hits. Battimg--Jim Wynn, becan.e the first player to hit! pearborn Shell 5-3. three home runs iitee age Mie ee Boo hits, including a double but the ton to a 6-2 victory over San} a ; Francisco Giants. three Wilson hits and a walk Pitching -- Mel Yankees, hurled a five-hit shut-| Washington Senators 2-0. HULL TO LIONS | d ROSSVILLE, Ga. (AP)-- Bill|back to back doubles to drive Hull of Rossville, Ga., standout|the previous two men home. tackle last season for Tennessee| Other Wilson runs were scored|and Wayne Lee. Tech in Cokeville, Tenn., has|in the first and fourth innings. signed to play with B.C. Lions} of the Canadian Football|the second inning on hits by |Softball action as they scored|for Wilson's who collected 11 ning of play. pitcher for Texaco who man- Arnold Palmers jumped to an|Lacrosse Association early 3-0 lead in the second in-|league play Thursday. ning after scoring a pair of runs in the opening Although Shell scored single|Clothing's scoring. runs in the third and fourth Astros, | nicked up a victory defeating in a single Bill Potts banged out two deciding seventh inning saw to provide the two runs. _ Bob Clark led off the hitting) and fifth innings. blanked|in the seventh with a single| Cleaners' batters collected alscoring a goal each. |then was pushed to second on ajtotal of 10 hits with Newt! -- |walk to Gary Judd. Elmo Lym-| woods, | | burner and Joe Worona next hit|Garnet and Paul Parker get- Stottlemyre, | New York Dougall, Reid Foster. Shell picked up four hits; Texaco scored all its runs injone each from Hugh Gillard, 'Tryan, Webster and Black with| Sid Traken. and Gary Armstrong. Rich Wallis scored six goals|Six doubles and a single, for aj BASEBALL STARS |tve vital runs in the final in-| hits while Troop was the losing)and Sid Root five, leading perfect night at the plate, to| | People's Clothing to a 13-11 win|SPark the Houdaille attack,' over Kinsmen, in Oshawa Minor|Which produced a total of 26 Midget hits. Bob Todd and Larry Shrigley frame.|scored single goals to round out Terry Lloyd banged home five and sixth innings Cleaners also|goals and Dave McLaughlin four| decided Thursday. not to send a team to the Pan- American Games in Winnipeg {next month. scored a run in both the.third|to lead Kinsmen scoring with |Alex Nako and Dave Anderson basketball Bantam All-Stars dropped a Sid Arnold, Gerry|5-3 decision to Canadian Corps |when their efforts were foiled, ting two each while single hits) by two goals by Larry Shrigley | were recorded by Bob Ross\and single goals by Gary Mc- John Gryszezuk and All-Star goals were scored by Bill Campbell, Dale Pettes and|Russ Seaton, Gerry Coakwell of the season so far, Houdaille| evening, with winning pitcher) Bill Robinson accounting for 17) strikeouts. 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