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[ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 22, 1967 By RAIN PLAYED havoc with the ball games under lights in the area last night, plus the Ontario Lacrosse Associa- tion junior "A" game_ be- tween Oshawa Green Gaels and St. Catharines Lakesides at Port Dalhousie. Some of the teams were fortunate to get their games almost com- pleted before it started to pour. Rained out games make it difficult on the schedule- makers, who have to fill the- games in again. A WEEK FROM tonight the pick of the other eight teams in the OLA junior "A" cir- cuit will come to town to give the Green Gaels a test in the annual all-star. game for the aid of injured players. This could be a good oppor- tunity for someone to knock the Gaels over because from the looks of things, none of the clubs appear capable of posting a win against Jim Bishop's powerhouse. ONE STORY. making the rounds is that the OLA execu- tive has asked Bishop to move his club into senior competition next season to save the junior league. An- sother has Huntsville trying to lure their native sons home next season. They're just that, stories. Bishop has his eye on the senior picture, but 'realizes the club would need some experienced players to tackle clubs such as Peter- borough, Brooklin, Toronto and Brampton on a regular - basis. OSHAWA'S LASCO Steelers swing back into action to- night at Civic Auditorium against Orangeville Duf- ferins. Fresh from a resound- ing win over league leading Fergus Thistles in Fergus Tuesday, Dave Stewart, Glen SPORTS BEAT Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor Lotton and company have their sights on an impressive finish this season, their first in senior "B" lacrosse comp- etition, Beating Thistles right in Fergus is no mean task, and it certainly will be a great morale booster for Steelers. PRESENCE OF Gaylord Powless and Jim Higgs in the Steelers' lineup caught many people by surprise, but no more so than the presence of Joe Krasnaj in the Gaels' lineup on Monday. A knee in- jury had kept Krasnaj inac- tive until Monday, but the big fellow appears to be set for the remainder of the season. And how long before Gaels drop Brian Thompson off the lineup? AN INTERESTING softball attraction comes to Oshawa next Wednesday when the California Cuties are here for an exhibition game against the Oshawa City and District Softball League All-Stars. I saw the Cuties perform about 10 years ago and it was a pleasing show, one the whole family enjoys. The game will be played at Alexandra Park, and tickets will be on sale at the park. TWO OSHAWA Legion Minor Baseball Association clubs head for tournaments this weekend. The bantam Le- gionnaires will compete in a tournament at Chesley, with Hamilton providing the oppo- sition in the first game. And the tyke. Legionnaires will compete in a one-day tourna- ment at Guelph Saturday. The pee wees will compete in the annual Niagara Falls tourney, July 1, with the mid- gets participating in the Lea- side tourney late in July and the juniors going to Thorold for a tournament in July. Late Rally Wins Game Woods Transport broke up a nip - and - tuck 1-1 tie with a seven - run rally in the bottom of the fifth inning, to defeat Foley's Plumbing 8-1, last night at North Oshawa, in their Civil Service Softball League fitxure. Heavy rains followed the. big rally, ending the game and can- celling the second fixture, which was to have been between Town and Country and Rundles. Bob McHugh pitched the win for Woods, giving up four hits and only one run, when rival) hurler Don Nicholls opened the third inning with a single, ad- vanced on a wild pitch and scored on Wes Keenan's solid hit. Nicholls, for Foley's was even less generous, giving up only two hits in the first four fram- es, one a homer by John Barker in the second stanza. With the score 1-1 and need- ing five innings for-an official game, Woods struck for seven runs in the bottom of the fifth frame. John Campbell beat out} a good bunt, advanced when) McHugh struck out and an er- ror throw let Campbell go to third. John Piper walked and then Dave Hardy singled, scor-! jing Campbell. Harry. Snow was! |hit by a pitched ball, to fill the bases and Dave Conboy blew} the game wide-open, with a} rousing two-bagger. | Ray McAvoy follewed with a |single, a bad pitch advanced jhim and he scored on a hit by} |Ted Roberts and the latter sco-) jred later when Barker sacrifi-| ced with a bunt. FOLEYS WooDs 001 00--1 010 07--8 43 1] Taylor Sharp For Storie Teddy Taylor tossed a two- hitter as Storie Park trimmed |Lake Vista 7-0 in Oshawa Kiwa- jnis Club Bantam Softball League play Wednesday. Whitemee had both hits f Lake Vista, aiticnaas me his Marsh Fans 12 Oshawa Legion, Branch 43, sports chairman Robert Skelton, left, and Oshawa Recreation Com mission representative Pat McGar- rity, right, were on hand to wish Oshawa Legion Track and Field athletes Jerry TOPS THE FALLS World's highest cataract is | s Wilson Plays Dual Role Park while Randy Ostle had ng Mg Hage pk ne | fo! Only one game escaped the|nowski hitting a double each.|igr, Req rain in Oshawa City and Dis-| 'trict Softball League play Wed-| *nesday night, but the remain-| ing '"B' Group game between | Jay Cees Whip Port Perry; iver vier os mers Jay Cee singles were hit Darryl! Hudgin Mosier. J. McMaster accounted for|struck out the side in the first}and walked onl ; beth E s ' y one man to Port Perry and Oshawa Jay two of Port Perry's hits with inning but gave up four runs|make the difference in pitching Cees was not an inspired con-|singles, while Pete Beare hit Alin the second and three in the\as Indians Gary Sherban also by| Pete Boswell, Planke and Hard-|and Cardinal lost 18-6 to Le- and John ing, Venezuela's 3,212 - foot Angel Falls. | first he was called out for miss- In 9-0 Victory OSHAWA ATHLETES HEAD FOR SASKATOON Mays, second from American Games this weekend. Mays hurdler and McManaman a hammer thrower. --Oshawa Times Photo left, and Pat McManaman luck as they headed for Saska- toon and the Canadian Pan- Trials is a Belleville Defeats Jr.Legionnaires 7-9 BELLEVILLE (Staff) -- Jim|the homesters scored three ofjin the fourth and scored on a Lutton's Oshawa Junior Legion-|their runs. combination of a wild pitch and naires staged a fine three-run| Pon Forsythe opened the sec-|4" error. In the seventh, Cook- rally in the eighth inning Of/ond for Belleville with a triple Son opened with a single and their Eastern Ontario Baseball) put was thrown out at the plate Watters followed with another. Association 'Senior League|when John McKibbon grounded! Ken Toffan popped out but game, last night in Belleville,|to the infield. He went to third | Brian _ Boyd walked. In the but it wasn't enough to catchion Terry Wessley's single and| meantime, Cookson had come the "Lombanks", who added alscored on a double-steal with) home on a double - steal with singleton in their half of the|Wessley going to second. | Watters. Boyd had _ walked, eighth, to round out a 7-5 vic- | After /THREE IN THIRD |Latchford replaced Hunter and third inning, tory. Bill Ryan went the distance) In the Pat | got the next' two batters. How- for the Oshawans and although|Asselstine, Moe Hunter andiever, he didn't do so well in hit hard at the finish, had only|Larry Maverty all hit singles|the eighth when he walked one bad inning, the third, when|and all scored when outfielder|Tony Jones and Ryan and then it was a double, completing the ed with his third-straight hit of three-run rally. \the game, to make it a three- Woods opened with a Oshawa scoring on Hunter's sacrifice pryite Al Holt lost McKibbon's drive|with one out, Cookson got a c & ° it to left field, in the lights and solid single and Watters follow- arlisle's Hi . | Belleville Lombanks addedjrun rally, But it was Oshawa's Tops Houdaille one in the fifth when Wayne final bid. triple, 000 100 130-5 7 3 013 010 11x--7 12 2 Jim Carlisle's ninth inning nyt entre. In the. ceventh| double made the difference in Secelning St his second hit) Batteries -- Ryan and Wat: Oshawa Quality Fuels' 2-1 ex-|ASseistine | 8 eee ters: Hunter, Latchford (7th and scored on Hunter's second|'€'S: r, Latchford (7th) i ergy atonal age Shah hit of the game. In the eighth,|and Maverty and Hill (5th). tit : Forsythe got his second hit, so daille Wednesday night. did McKibb a Wesley, 'all s Wayun Auto. daldstad Clint'el le -ceonstlon' ts oot Porerine Eastview Wins | ; ssion, Sy |Texaco 8-3 in other UAW ac-|,.. cs the plate with the home- ition Wednesday. __|sters' seventh and final tally. | N . FP aged ae st ace | In all, Belleville collected a ovice Game ee *|dozen hits off Ryan, who didn't) po... Itieing the score, after Houdaille|;,<.e any walks and claimed|,,-2°view Pharmacy nipped Is d in the first inning. Pal-|.. y [Tyke All-Stars 4-3 in Oshawa Pedy was the most consistent eight strikeouts. |Minor Lacrosse Association No- 'Fuels batter hitting three for Rodger Hunter started for|yice play Wednesday as Mike four on the strength of three| Belleville and he gave way to McKelvie hit for three goals for lsingles while . Carlisle hit 'roel ag ee pethaitsod winners. pata age Meng rhe gr gid up five hits and tanned! , Usion Rod and Gun club 4 : owned Tony's 4-1 and Nu-Way | game, \11 Oshawa batters while Latch-|Gereated Houdaille 4-2 in other 'a : \ford was tagged for three runs|x)). ina 'Wadnesl Jones and Brandt were the lon two walks and two hits in| ovice action Wednesday. only Houdaille batters to hit asithe eighth and he fanned four| Brian. Crawley scored the they each picked up a single.|hatters in two and two-thirds|other Eastview goal while Jeft te Han in Se ian ol tow tite oe Stars an eve Baker one. and a triple, while pitcher Dan| ONLY ONE THREAT | Gun club scoring was hand- Kornylo hit a triple and a single.) With Hunter limiting the Osh-jled by Jeff Keenan with three Other singles went to Bill Max-|awa boys to only three hits in|goals and Gerry Nemish with a well and Wayne Knight. | ; the first six frames, he fully | single goal as Dale Stone scor- _ Elwood Black led Texaco, co bows his win. In all, the Le-jed for Tony's. ting a home run and a single/gionnaires collected seven hits! Bill Kirkpatrick scored twice as other singles were hit by|with Pat Watters getting three for. Nu-Way and Bryan Drumm Gordon Henry, Hicke, Bob Law- of these and Wayne Cookson ajand Jeff Foss once each while son, Len -Stevens and Wally)pair. Norm Carewana and Mike Jackson. Al Holt walked with' two out Mountain scored for Houdaille, ing second base on what would in claiming the win. | Yogi Marsh fanned 12 bat-|f Wayne Stouville had a double|ters and helped Athletics to. a two singles for Storie|9-0 win over Indians in Oshawa a triple and single. Other hits r the winners went to Tay-|Knights of Columbus park. Adams, Jerry Coe,| Tigers bombed Orioles 24-2 gionnaires in other Tyke play. Losing pitcher Don Hudgin| Marsh allowed only four hits ACE TRANSMISSION test : \single to round out the hitting. |thira, jstruck out 12 batters but al- Jay Cees knocked off Port) Jay Cees' two big innings) southmead trounced Wood-|lowed seven hits and four Perry 19-0 as pitcher Ron Wil- were the fourth and seventh) iow 10-2 in another game walks, Bary Armstrong. and son allowed only three hits}when, on each occasion, they | with Allison the winning pitch: Terry Thompson each had while his team-n.ates gathered! scored six runs. 18 hits. Mosier opened hitting in the . Wilson's contribution at the fourth inning with a single. esa gd gs plate was also the best, as he | Wilson then hit a double, as % SaaS hit four doubles in six times|did Logeman, who was next utr psec gg ol at bat. jman at bat. : . A scored ler, Tomlinson suffered the loss.|three hits for Athletics while three| Mike inning and|With a triple. Den.pster led Indians Tigers' win over Orioles was made at the plate as the vic- INTRODUCTORY | SPECIAL THIS 1S WHAT YOU GET FOR ONLY | : '. tors bi d out 22 hits com- Port Perry put a man on| Boivin then clouted a triple) wi ; ' ee ; | pared to. Orioles' three. Bud third base only once, when|with Walt Grabko rounding out) Growden led Tigers with a Stephens reached first on an/the hitting for the inning with! error to first baseman Danny Logeman, then advanced to third on two Logeman redeemed doubles, driving in four runs. Ted Boivin banged out trple and a single, as Warren McGahey hit two singles, with Roy Graham, Ken McWilliams, a double. The seventh inning included) passed balls.|four doubles and two singles himself,|for Jay Cees. They were help- however, by hitting a pair of|ed out by two walks, a passed |ball and an error. 8 bt. Perry 000 000 000-0 3 4\an early 2-0 \Jay Cees 303 610 60x--19 16 | Beare ard Harris; Wilson and Wednesday but could not hang Walt Grabko and Walt Kolo-|Grabko. SPORTSCOPE TODAY BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Pee Wee League -- Quality Fuels vs Credit Union; Oshawa Dod- gers vs Police Assoc, and Oshawa Towing vs South End Billiards; all games at K of C Field, at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Junior League -- Port Hope vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Lake- view Park, 6:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Bowmanville vs Oshawa; at Alexandra Park, 6:30 p.m. and Whitby at Co- bourg, 6:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Ajax at Port Hope, 6:30 p.m. TRACK AND FIELD Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly train- ing sessions; at McLaughlin Collegiate 'Campus, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. TENNIS Inter-County 'A' Mixed League -- Pine Point TC at Oshawa TC; 7.15 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' League -- Orangeville Dufferins vs Osh- awa Lasco Steelers; at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District League -- Mister TV Towers vs Jaycees; at Alexandra jham Hawks vs Scugog Clean- jers; at Alexandra Park, 8:15 |p.m.; People's Clothing vs |Bay Ridges Shells, at Pick- 'ering, 8:00 p.m. | Durham Ladies' League -- Courtice at Bowmanville, 6:30 \p.m, | SOCCER Oshawa Junior 'B' League |-- Local 222 ys Fernhill; at |Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- |dium, 6:30, p.m. | Darlington Junior League |-- Tyrone at Zion and Hamp- |ton at Solina; both games at /7:00 p.m. FRIDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District |Assoc. -- Pam Electronics vs |Brooklin Concretes; at Brook- lin, 8:00 p.m, LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Brooklin Redmen vs Bramp- ton Excelsiors; at Brampton Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' League -- Long Branch Monarchs vs Oshawa Green Gaels; at Civie Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. triple, a double and two singles while Glen Kirkham hit three singles and a double. G. Colbray struck out 12 bat- Sklars Lose Early Lead ters and hit three doubles to spearhead the Legionnaires' | Sklar Furniture jumped tol yin T Goodwin hit a triple lead over Jury A and Lovell in Oshawa Legion kop Carouals. 1\Minor Baseball Bantam action Remove the pan Clean the screen Adjust the bands on, losing 4-2. Road test Neil Oke was instrumental in the win by driving in two runs with timely singles. Jury and Lovell scored another run on a| double by Larry Dart and a} | single by Phil Gilroy with their |last run coming in the bottom ier the sixth inning just before | la. | ACE TRANSMISSION el KAMPING UNLIMITED H ; ] Townline Road North (1 Mile North of King St, &.) | H ! | ! rain ended the game. | Winning pitcher was Alan |Taylor with Brian Roy catch- | ling, while Paul Jubb pitched| PH. 728-9942 |for Sklar and Larry Buckley|} Check the Comping Column in the | Classified Section for our od, caught. TO THE FRIDAY, JUNE 23 Oshawa Green Gaels vs Long Branch Darlington Soccer Has Two Tie Tilts Game Time 8 p.m. -- For this game only. AFTER THE GAME Replace pan gasket Adjust the linkage COME ON GANG 9 337 BLOOR ST. W. OSHAWA 576-1080 CANADA'S LARGEST AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS GAELS -A-GO-GO Monarchs See the Gaels in action. DANCE to the Famous 'SPASTICKS' Park, 6:15 p.m. and Mark- pre | Two league schedule fixtures and one exhibition game were played by the teams of the : Greenwood |Darlington Senior Soccer Lea- ' gue, last night and two of them Leads Steelers jended in a draw with Tyrone edging Zion'2-1, in the only Fred Greenwood banged home victory. four goals in leading Brooklin| John Hamilton and Keith Lasco Steelers to their first Ont-|Sussac scored the goals for the ario Lacrosse Association Jun-|homesters while Bernard Mc- jor "B" win. Lean notched Zion's lone tally. Brooklin defeated Rexdale' In the game at Hampton, Warriors 14-4 as John Johngon|Maple Grove held their hosts added three goals while twojto a 1-1 tie, Brian Bradley goals were scored by Ron Gard-|scoring for the visitors and ner, Brian Cassidy and Charlie|George Fair for Hampton. «Brown with the other goal being) In an exhibition game, rain-| scored by Terry Rowland. ed out last week, Salem and exdale goals were scored by|Courtice played to a 4-4 dead- e Young, John Griffin,|lock, in a wide - open, free- end Steve Pollard.|scoring match, ' BUS SERVICE 7:00 -- 7:30 -- 8:00 Return downtown after the game end after the dance. Rhythm & Blues Group -- 10 to 12 p.m. Your Admission to the Game will allow to both GAME & DANCING Goels Players will be available during the dance for Autograph Seekers. 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