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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, June 27, 1967 #~\" SPORTS BEAT ; By Eric Wesslby Gales Blank | |Brooklin 2-0 | Oshawa Gale Lumber took! advantage of an error, then| # put four hits together to down|# 'Goal-Crazy Gaels 'Trounce Brampton i ll py | IT WAS a hectic eveaing at Kinsmen Stadium Monday 'with Oshawa Legionnaires and Toronto High Park Braves "meeting in a Leaside Junior *Baseball League game. While 'it might not be major league 'calibre, the competition is just -as keen in this league. It's a circuit that has spawned sev- eral players who have cam- paigned in the' United States, including Oshawa's John Ryan, now with Toronto Maple Leafs of the Inter- national League. BUSIEST FELLOWS last «night were the umpires, Doug Simpson and Doug Finney. 'Before the game was over, 'they had bounced two players 'and the Toronto coach from :the game, although all left *amiably enough. Legionnaires 'scored their third straight win 'over High Park to solidify their third place position in *the league. High Park downed Toronto Richardsons 1-0 Sun- *day. Now, if Legionnaires can sonly learn how to _ handle *Richardsons, it will be a good srace for first place among the 'three teams. OSHAWA GREEN Gaels 'were on the march again at 'Civic Auditorium Monday, as 'they humbled Brampton Arm- istrongs 19-2. Gaylord Powless 'increased his junior league :point-scoring lead while Ross 'Jones broke out of a slump to climb back into the fight for second spot with Long Branch's Bruce Todman. Gaels meet Toronto Marlboros tonight at North York Arena. OSHAWA'S BANTAM base- ball team, sponsored by Osh- awa Canadian Legion, Branch 43, got an 'insight into small town living during the past weekend as they travelled to Chesley to compete in the annual Chesley Rotary Ban- tam Baseball Tournament. Rained out Saturday morning, the Oshawa team got to play Times Sports Editor in the afternoon, thanks to the efforts of the people of Ches- ley in getting their ball dia- monds in shape, despite the rain. THE PLAYERS were bil- Jeted in various homes for their stay in Chesley and such will be the case again this coming. weekend when they return for the tournament semi - final against Dundas. Chesley, located 35 miles southwest of Owen Sound, was a busy spot, with 18 teams in the tournament. Tournament director Jack Flewelling said that 150 boys were billeted overnight, quite an accom- plishment for a small town. CHESLEY HAS _ two ball diamonds, both in excellent shape. Oshawa has quite a few diamonds on the other hand, but many aren't in very good shape. The diamond at Kinsmen Stadium and two at Alexandra Park get. preferen- tial treatment, but on the whole, the parks in the city are neglected, both for base- ball and softball. All diamonds in the city are in dire need of fill at various spots. If you don't think so, drop around to any one following a rain storm Last Thursday, Alexandra Park at. the north end re- sembled a beach in_ the Kawarthas.' Small children were using a section of the race track as a wading pool. DON'T FORGET three out- standing attractions in Osh- awa this week. Tomorrow night, at Alexandra Park, Oshawa City and District Soft- ball League all-stars will play the touring California Cuties in an exhibition softball game ... Thursday night, at Civic Auditorium, Green Gaels will entertain the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior "A" all- stars... And Friday, at Mc- Laughlin Collegiate, it's the Oshawa Folk Festival track and field meet. SPORTSCOPE TODAY WRESTLING Exhibition of Professional Wrestling -- Three bouts; at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa Junior 'B' League: Local 222 vs Harman at 6:30 p.m. and Lake Vista vs Fern- hill at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly training ses- sions; at McLaughlin Col- legiate Campus, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. SOCCER Darlington Senior League -- Hampton at Salem; Solina at Courtice and Tyrone at Maple Grove; all games at 7:00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING | Brooklin Concretes 2-0 Monday in Oshawa City and District|?. Softball League "A" Division play. Ron Taylor struck out 10 Brooklin batters and allowed only four hits as he helped his team to victory. around as Doug Scott and Ron Jones pitching for Brooklin, al- lowed only eight hits, all singles. Hitting by Brooklin was also limited to singles. Lloyd Mapes picked up two hits for Gales, while single |hits were collected by Ralph O'Reilly, Bob Young, Tom O'Connor, Reg Hickey, Dan Price and Doug Cole. Brooklin hits were collected by Warriner, Gibson, Cornish and Scott. Oshawa scored its first run in the second inning, after O'Connor managed to circle the bases on an error and two sto- len bases. The second run came in the eighth inning when Mapes led off for Gales with a single and the next three bat- ters, O'Reilly, /O'Connor hit singles. | Brooklin could not score, but} |threatened in the fourth inning |when they put men on second {and third bases on singles by |Warriner and Cornish. For Bay Ridges eighth-straight game on Mon- day, when they humbled Geor- gian Motor Hotel 13-2 in Osh- awa City and District Softball League action at North Osh- awa Park. Baird led Shell as he batted fourfor-four while Al Buksa struck out 15 batters and Higham hit a home run. Other Bay Ridges' batters were Walt Hall with two hits, Jackson, two, and Mousseau to Daly, War Hall and Buska. ed up momentum as the game passed the middle innings. Bay Ridges scored single runs in it was not until the seventh that the stationery began used, runs in Nesbitt Spins No-Hit Win Howie Nesbitt set United Auto Young and) Pitching was tight all the way|; Eighth-Straight | Bay Ridges Shell won their} | } the same with single hits going) _-- Shell began slowly but pick-| the second and fifth innings fat to be) Bay Ridges scored three} the seventh in-| ning, five in the eighth and/eq away a 5-0 lead to Toronto one in the ninth to round out) High Park Braves at Kinsmen __|Stadium Monday night before coming through with a 7-6 win League game. game, a dribbler down the third base line, enabled Wayne Cook- son to score the winning run from third base in the eighth Oshawa sports fans are in for a rare treat of enter- tainment, a combination of hilarious antics and out- standing skill, when the "California Cuties" visit 'CALIFORNIA CUTIES' PLAY HERE TOMORROW the city tomorrow evening. Oshawa City and District Softball Association's All- Stars will oppose the fa- mous "females" from Cali- fornia, rated for the past 19 Oshawa Green Gaels. went goal-crazy Monday night and defeated Brampton Armstrongs 19-2. The Ontario Lacrosse Asso- ciation junior "A" game at Civic Auditorium was _high- lighted by roughhouse tactics, and a six-goal performance by Gaylord Powless, who has boosted his points to 89 in 13 games. Ross Jones was also potent last night as he scored five Q goals, including two in the last minute, of play. Other Oshawa scorers were Phil Clayton and naj five, plus a game miscon- duct. The visitors further antagon- ized Oshawa minutes later, but the home team took its re- venge in goals. Powless scored at 18.43; Jones at 19.01, Lloyd at 19.35, Powless again at 19.42 'and, finally, Jones again at 19.53. Gaels kept Brampton off the scoreboard until the 14.19 mark of the second period, when Keats scored on a breakaway and did not allow another goal until the 2.36 mark of the final Mike Lewis, two goals each, Larry Lloyd, Don Stinton, Char- lie Marlowe, and John Clayton. Brampton goals were scored by Gord Keates and Brian Green. Bran-pton's Danny Morenz took a run at goalie Merv Mar- shall late in the third period. Marshall, who was playing the part of a third defenceman (without the ball) near mid- floor, ended up on the seat of his pants. This action caused Oshawa's Joe Krasnaj to go after Morenz. Morenz got seven minutes in penalties and Kras- years as one of the finest U.S. softball teams on tour. This is their first visit to Oshawa and the game at Alexandra Park on Wed- nesday is another of this Centennial Year attractions. By CLIFF GORDON Peterborough Don Bye Petes scored three unanswered goals in overtime Monday night to down Brooklin Redmen 13-10 in an Ontario Lacrosse Peterborough. The win moves the Petes four points ahead of the second place Redmen, with Brooklin having one game in hand. Peterborough, who got off to a flying start, enjoyed a 4-1 lead at one stage of the open- ing period and led 5-3 at the end of the initial stanza. It was 8-6 for the Petes at the end of the second, with Brooklin coming on strong in the third to tie the count at 10-10 at 18:12 of the third period, as Terry Davis scored his fourth goal of the jnight. of scoring the clincher with seven seconds to go, as they had a three-on-one break with Elmer Tran and Terry Davis right in, followed by John Dale. Tran elected to shoot after tak- ing a pass from Davis, but was Legionnaires Recover For Junior Decision Oshawa Legionnaires fritter- in a Leaside Junior Baseball Brian Boyd's third hit of the and Ron Inche moved the run- ners up with a perfect sacrifice bunt. Victory went to Bob Lockett, who took over pitching duties from Gary Carroll in the fifth innings as Legionnaires fell be- hind 6-5. Lockett struck out five, walked one and gave up only one hit. The loser was Gord Roach. Legionnaires scored once in Webster with runners on sec- ond and third and was prompt- ly tagged with a long triple to left field by Boyd. Boyd and Watters each had three hits for Legionnaires, with Cookson, Ken Toffan and Grant Yeo each claiming a pair. Others went to Eric Peter- son, Rod Williams and Carroll. High Park had only six hits, outguessed while Dale was in Three Overtime Markers Give Peterborough Win period. One bright spot in the Brampton line-up was David Wilfong, who did not score a goal but did demonstrate his ability in the first period. The Brampton player fought |his way poast Powless, then Phil Clayton and finally, Jim Higgs, to get a shot at the Oshawa net but was stopped by Marshall. Jim Paterson was the big man for the winners, as he scored four goals and assisted Associa-} tion Senior 'A' game played in| and Gerrard Byrne. on two more. Bill Armour had} a pair, with singles going: to Ken Ruttan, Joe Todd, Jim Vil- neff, John Davis, Tim O'Grady Terry Davis, the scoring lead- er of the Senior league, added to his fast-grcwing total, as he|night. . . . OFF THE NET. . . Injured in last night's game was Dwight Davies, who was hit in the eye with a ball in the first period. Davies went to Oshawa General Hospital for observa- tion and remained there over Oshawa Times |Craggs. Brooklin is in Toronto Redmen came within an ace} bagged four goals and as many/Carrier Boys' Night, saw 545, helpers. Elmer Tran had four|carriers and helpers, attend goals and one assist, with Don}last night's lacrosse game, Craggs and Dave Houston each|guests of the Circulation De- chipping in with singles. Dale|partment of The Times. had four helpers for his best}; ------------ oint night to date with the) : e . Oshawa & District oe SOFTBALL Ruttan of the Petes was the DOUBLE HEADER bad man of the game, tak- TONIGHT! ing four minors, and a major} for fighting with Brooklin's| Alexandra Park @ Ist Game 6:15 @ 2nd Game 8:15 against the Leafs Wednesday night, in a game that has all the earmarkings of a real sizz-| ler, as Brooklin has downed the} Leafs twice in overtime in) games. played at the Gardens| to date. Redmen's latest con-| quest was a 17-8 win in Brook-| lin on Saturday night over the |the clear. Leafs. | Handsome new decanter. Smooth, light flavour. IT ISN'T EASY! | Deamone, one of the standing members o! Oshawa Health Strength Club, is :s here completing a w By MIKE RECHT Associated Press Sports Rookie pitcher Jim-Cos St. Louis Cardinals relie new no-windup delivery } night to get across a f ter for 8 1-3 innings as tl dinals defeated San Fr: SOFTBALL Whitby Lawn Bowling Club | Workers down without a hit at/and final inning. The game was|the first inning and sent start- aphege triples by Roach and Giants 3-1 Ci nd District A : | Mixed Doubles Tourna- |Eastview Park Monday night in| halted by curfew. ing pitcher Wayne Webster to], °@ oxcroft, Al Dominique la ' ity a s' SS0C.2 | ent: far. And r ; Cook 'i had two singles. Billy Mufett (Cardinal Markham Hawks vs Pam 7 Anderson Trophy, |an Oshawa Legion Minor Base- sookson and Pat Watters|/the showers with a four-run sec- sev Las ing coach) changed my Electronics at 6:15 p.m. and | 1:30 p.m. ball Association bantam game,|pened the inning with singlesibnd inning. Roach replaced| , Fielding highlights were pro- ery," Cosman sald. "I i won by Sklar Furniture 3-0, vided by Cookson, Peterson and ® . ie gh Brooklin Concretes vs Scugog : 5 : used it before, but it fe Cleaners at 8:15 p.m.; both | SOFTBALL Losing pitcher Bryan Rose Inche, with Cookson going deep W. before the game, so | games at Alexandra Park. Centennial Special ---Cali- | allowed only two hits, singles by T Sh T H into centre field to flag down it." t East York Ladies' League: poog Sieg Oshawa City |Bob Dervent and Wayne Tutin. ww 0 ar e op onors jone long drive. inane Cubs also wen oennwa at Scarbrough Wir (srqpiecgl sas, Allstars: | At Alexandra Par, Alan Tay |, he eghih, Cantson made tings the new way al lage at 8:30 p.m. East York Ladies' League-- j|and Lovell trounced Oshawa I N rth | Plate to cut down Doug Harvey 0 res orl, "putes igen York Central Juvenile Girls | Donlands at Whitby, 8:15 p.m. |Dairy 15-2. Don Larusso had n 0. S aWa OW |trying to score from second a nighion' PS engi Ated League -- |both hits for the losers. Taylor) base on Ray Cooper's single. e & ' Pahnwa aca 8:30 Pigg at Lakeview Park (west nn ee Lorraine Cruwys and Gail] Trail class: 1. Nicola-Skip| Dominique and High Park BASEBAL es mond), at 7:00 . oT Neil Oke had two hits for; Woodward shared top female|Ambrose 2. Terra-Jack Brown|Manager Jack Wilson were LACROSSE d Ck mpm; Town |Jury and Lovell and played alhonors at the North Oshawa|3. Brandy-Bill Cruwys ejected in the fourth inning By THE CANADIAN P say North ilaen SF een 4 steady game in the field. Western Horsemen's second) Western Pleasure: 1. Lady-|after the former had been P a National League ee posed aes pact Cafilinc Billiands 'vs Wolew's In tyke play at Knights of|Show of the season. Donny Brooks 2. Brandy-Bill|Picked off second base by Car- 0 ev WL Pc shawa Green Gaels vs Tor- | North Oshawa, #30 nae" |Columbus Park, Indians edged| Jim Strachan was top man for|Cruwys 3. Nicola-Skip Ambrose |Toll and Tony Jones, Dominique @ St. Louis 43 24 .64 onto Mariboros at North York , 8:30 p.m. Legionnaires 6-5, Tigers nipped|the day, finishing with three| English pleasure: 1, Badu-|threw his helmet at umpire Cincinnati 42 30.58 Arena, 8:30 p.m. Kiwanis Bantam League -- |Cardinals 7-6 and Athletics | firsts and three seconds. Mary Ruth Osborne 2. Bonnie-| Doug Disney following the out Chicago 39 28 58 Bet Julies * Jonmne: Lo hg bi a, cone] whipped Orioles 6-1. Members of the club will|Donna Dacks 3. Smoky-Lois| call. Pittsburgh 35, 31 53 rooklin sco eelers a mead an Gary Sherban had three| Stage a show at Port Perry on|Boyer. Henry Preece of High Park 5 : sy e108 Huntsville, 8:30 p.m. bea geng ie -- All| aeanlee and single for Indians |54turday as part of Centennial|. Potato race: 1. Jim Strachan|was bounced from the game in ye Bo cae ~4 : * : Pl ; while Neil Gould had a. triple| Celebrations. 2. Gord Stickwood the eighth following Cookson's Philadelphia' 31 36 .46 TRACK AND FIELD Durham Ladies' League -- |and single. Tan Bickle was the| Following are results of the} Flag race: 1. Jim Strachan 2,|throw to nail Harvey. Los Angeles 30 39 .43 Legion Track and Field|Bowmanville at Courtice and | winning pitcher. ; Second show of the season: Bob Woodward 3. Skip Ambrose|High Park 000 330 00--6 6 0 New York 24 41 136 7, ae Newcastle at Port Hope; both | ae Ladies barrels: 1, Ann Heard} Apple dunking: , " Club: Nightly training ses- games at 7:00 p.m | Jeff Stone was the wihning » forraine Cruwys 3. Pat Milne| Bill meena § MS yal ee R 4 a tid 163 -- a oe sions at McLaughlin Col- ------ [Pitcher for Tigers. "Children's barrels: 1. Brian|-- RON aie Bae erect, Nonch (2) and Fox- Monday's Results : Pc. 0 t1. § : ' eto Commas 100 820 | HeLa Lott Wins alt ie fate ah Smifinen = Melo corer a. Paal. Shp me esa Wae™" "oe © cee ee in one hour, wi ogi! Couter, i a a cw FOr fi .m. ise sad rant ae baat ar agin Pole est 1. Skip Am: Los Angeles 002 000 100-- . rowing effective ball for -|brose 2. Bill Cruwys 3. Jessie well Golf Club: CLGA Pigeon Club Race letics. Each team made two| James -- ee Tournament at 1:00 p.m. A bird from John Askew's a _| Men's special team ribbon fan ben bos oe [loft was first home from Dan- race: 1. Peter Obstfeld and eee 00 00x-- BASEBALL ville, Ohio, when the General Joan Sherrin 2. John Lajoie and San Fran, - 000 100 000-- Eatern Ontario' Midget |Racing Pigeon Club of Oshawa 0 e eats [aie See, St, Louls '420000 01x-- League: Oshawa 'A' Majors | held its ninth "Old Birds Race" |. Ladies special, keyhole race: Probable Pitchers Tor at Belleville, 8:00 p.m. |of the season, on Saturday. | e | 1. Joan Sherrin 2. Cathy Barlow Pittsburgh (Fryman 0 Eastern Ontario Bantam |_ S. Grant's loft had three fin-| For Whitb |8. Gail Woodward Wh ; ; New York (Bennett 0-0) League: Kendal at Orono, |ish in the first seven, ogg etn ie wool: ena whisky is as Houston (Blasingame 2 6:30 p.m. and Bowmanville at | Following are the results and| ward 2. otracnan ¢. Mel Evans . { Atlanta (Cloninger 1-3) N Whitby, 6:30 p.m. the speed of the birds in 'yards- By CLIFF GORDON Children's pick-up race: 1. smooth as Gold Crest, Philadelphia (Wise 1- Eastern Ontario Pee Wee eras, for the 520-mile| WHITBY -- Whitby minor | icky has 2. Brian Stokes 3. you ve got something good oe (Simmons 3-5 01 League: Oshawa at Bow: - | flight from Danville to Oshawa: |lacrosse _ tez joy is ' % he gs seat oie Snioyed: | ON) Datoh encaid: Gall Woodward going for you. Because San Francisco. (McCc ville, 6:30°'p.m. and Ajax at Cobourg, 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- Oshawa Legionnaires vs East York Kinsmen; at Thorncliffe Park, 7:30 p.m. Oshawa Legion Tyke League -- Cardinals vs Ori- oles; Tigers vs Indians and Legionnaires vs Athletics; all |J. Askew, 1358; S. Grant, 1341; |M. Korobij, 1334; L, Kinsman, | 1308; S. Grant, 1277; D. Ben- |kowsky, 1255; S. Grant, 1253; J. and R. Irwin, 1239; L. Kins- man, 1188; J. Askew, 1173; F. Stuart, 1170; J. and R. Irwin, 1142; S. Grant, 1088; J. Stra- chan, 860; W. Bowden, 799; C. Bennett, 777; J. Shewchuck, sd F. Cowle, 761 and F. Cowle, almost picked up three wins and a tie in four games played. In one Novice game, Whitby | bombed their rivals from Ajax by the count of 14-2. John Mac- Donald was the big man in this one as he triggered four goals. Steve Tutton and Paul Ravary each had a trio. Dave Aiken- head had a single as did Bryce Jordan, Mark Miller and Dwyanne Ellison. Mark Ariss scored the two goals for Ajax. perfect week, as they) |2. Lorraine Cruwys 3. Sylvia | Harlock Woodward 2, Jim Strachan and John Lajoie 3. Mel Evans and Moe Bois Oshawa Splits. Pony express: 1. Bob and Gail With Toronto soccer spectacular EINTRACHT since a whisky we've decided by putting Gold everybody likes it. And doesn't happen very often,| brate this Centennial year in a new kind of decanter, Tall and cylindrical. Clean, like this! to cele- Crest up 7-3) at St. Louis (Carlton Los Angeles (Sutton' 4 Cincinnati (Ellis 5-3 or M: 5-3) N American League WH Pei Chicago 40 26 60 Detroit 36 31 53! Boston 35 33.51! Minnesota 35 33 51 Cleveland 34 34 50 California 38 37 .49% 32 35.47% Baltimore glia K of C Field; at Chapman Pitches Pe La aad Novice game, Osbiea Cenhis Club abe Tor | dsl 'td p.m. ave Aikenhead scored th fi Is C . a im. Wi Oshawa Lr gion Bantam Woodview T Wi lone Whitby goal as Whitby onto CNR Tennis Club each won Braunsch oe ee i With a cut O WAM tied Garrard Road 1.1. two games in Toronto "B" Ten- glass sunburst in the base. League -- Jury and Lovell vs Oshawa Dairy, at 6:15 p.m.; and Sklar Furniture vs UAW, at 8:15 p.m.; both games at | y Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium. nis League play Monday at the Toronto club. This was the final match in league play and put Oshawa into contention for third place pending results of rained In Bantam action, played at the Brooklin Arena, in an abbreviated game, Whitby was leading 6-4 over Garrard Road when a rash of penalties to the It lets you show off just a bit. Because it looks great, and tastes so smooth.and Oshawa Woodview Park de- GERMANY'S NUMBER ONE TEAM feated Victoria Square 12-5 in a Toronto York Central Ladies' game Monday at Victoria OSHAWA ( TUESDA' Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Port Hope at Whit- Sy; 6:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Peterborough at Bowmanville; 6:30 p.m. LACROSSE Square. Winning pitcher Cathy Chap- man was tagged for two runs in the second inning and three in the sixth but received ev- cellent plate support from her team-mates, Reta Bradley topped Oshawa Garrard Road irked their coach and he pulled his team off the floor and refused to continue. Scoring for Whitby in that contest were John Reed with Bob Robinson. out matches. ' of Oshawa teamed up to beat Tony Cunningham and Martin Walker, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, while Osh- two, and singles to Mark Howe, | 4Wa's Jim Sutherland and Ralph Tony Letham, Dave Miller and|McKendry topped Charles Por- |tanier and Stan Horowicz 3-6, Ray Petre and Brian Barker us L.K.S. of Lodz POLISH CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS VARSITY STADIUM Tomorrow Niet -- Kick-Off Time 8:20 nm. light. It's the kind of whis- ky that goes well at any kind of party. Try it at your next party and see. Gold Crest. The Party Whisky. OLA Senior 'A' League -- batters with a triple, double Pies: Bannon scored two for 8-6 and 6-4. | Seated ade a Ge Brooklin vs Toronto, at Maple |2% two singles, while Gwen|Garrard Road with singles go-| Toronto's Earl Wintraus and Students under Te. (st06re ace se ig test side ($5.00) Leaf Gardens, 8:30 p.m Skitch had three hits. 3 Pld Bill Down and Chuck|Sheldon Silver won over Sid SPAIN ED me cc ; ae pine. Dodsworth and Ron Cox, 6-4, H . . H imi ten Sebs F OLA Senior 'B League -- civeabaggd ue = 1 ¢ In other action, Whithy Tykes|62 and John and sim doore Varsity Stadium, Gate 3, 10 a.m. until Game Time Hirom Walker & Sons Limited, Distillers of fine whiskies for over 100 years, aca Oshawa Lasco Steelers vs downed Oshawa 5-0 in a fast|teamed up to beat Oshawa's zi at Brantford Warriors", at |Chapman and Crossman; J.|contest. The Whitby Pee Wees|Clayton Kirby and Lorne Mc- | TNE YOUONTG CHT cneene GC sg ' sIGEs er tee Cant Brantford Arena, 8:30 p.m. Mortson and M. Mortsan, were idle last weck. Intyre, 7-5, 6-3, | Tees aH Wyo samen ageeadiidsl eas!