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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, July 7, 1967 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor BOB ECCLES, the classy pitcher from Galt, is well- known to. Oshawa _ softball fans, 'especially those who make it a point every summer to be on hand for the big All- Ontario Junior Softball Tour- nament, 'here at Alexandra Park. It's one of the major softball tournaments of all listed on the OASA summer calendar and every year pro- duces new thrills and excite- ment, as well as top-notch competition, for Oshawa spec- tators. We wouldn't have got around to mentioning this year's tournament quite so early, except that the name of Bob Eccles in a recent soft- ball feat, reminded us that he has been at the Oshawa tour- nament for the past four or five years. The big Junior Softball Tournament this year is being held one week from tomorrow, at Alexandra Park, of course, with four or five games going all at. the same time throughout the afternoon, until they get weeded down to the big final game under the floodlights at night. CITY AND DISTRICT offi- cials have already received 15 entries for their monster event and at least 16 are ex- pected to face the barrier. Coming to do battle against Oshawa's own Scugog Clean- ers, perennial favorites with the local fans, will be David- son Motors of Scarborough, Galt Steelers, the strong Smithville team, and other centres to be represented in- clude Tavistock, Chatham, Peterborough, Bay Ridges, Richmond Hill, Burlington, Grimsby, North York and Binbrook, along with Oshawa People's and Oshawa Jaycees Juveniles. Davidson's defeated Scugog Cleaners 1-0 in their tournament battle at Owen Sound last weekend. GALT SLEES defeated Kitchener in an Inter-City Softball League game last week by a score of 1-0. That in itself doesn't sound like anything very unusual but\we believe that game made soft- ball history for the OASA and the longest game of softball ever played. It lasted 26 innings for all of. Canada, as finally got the orphan tally of the contest. En route, Martin the Kitch- ener hurler, claimed 49 strike- outs while Bob Eccles struck out no less than 57 batters. Quite a chore for one night-- a long night -- the game ended at 12:50 a.m. -- lasting a total of four hours and 50 minutes, before Galt REMINDER to local soccer fans. The Eastern Canada All- Stars, including some of the top soccer stars of that part of the country, who have been named to play for Canada at the next Olympic Games, are playing the Oshawa and Dis- trict Soccer Association All- Stars, here'at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium on Sun- day night. The game is called for seven o'clock and should be one of the finest exhibitions of soccer seen around these parts for many a day. Coach Frank Malawy has 24 local 'stars' from which to select his starting team and all have been training and practising diligently for this big game. The Oshawa All-Stars are de- termined to show those who did the picking, that all the best soccer players in Eastern Canada do not come from outside The Motor City. TWO MORE excellent soft- ball games were played last night at Alexandra Park in one of those Oshawa City and District "doubleheaders." They have them every Tues- day and Thursday and on Wednesday nights there is always one game, sometimes two. Scugog Cleaners scored four runs in the first inning but after that they had a real battle on their hands, with Ajax Merchants, the final score being 5-0. It was Dave | Leaming's second shutout of | the week. Young Phil Solomon hit the first pitch of the game over the left-field fence for a homer, to get the Oshawa fans excited real early. {mile race while Paul Dekking 'Dudley Stars In Dixie's Win | (Over Brooklin Ron Dudley scored six goals as Dixie defeated Brooklin 12-5 in Ontario Lacrosse Association \Junior "'B" play Thursday. Dudley contributed three goals |team outscored Brooklin 7-0 to |put the game away. | The rest of Dixie scoring was) |spread out as single goals were jhad by D. Keldie, D. Cressman, in the second period when his | 'R. Wannamacker, K. Sparrow, |S. Robb, G. Lewis and B, Mac- | Donald. | Brooklin goals were scored by Brian Drew, Dan Matthews, {Brian Cassidy, John Johnston jand Roy Fisher. Dixie held a slight 2-1 lead 'after one period but put victory out of sight in the second period scoring seven goals to Brook- lin's nothing. Brooklin made a token advance on Dixie in the final period but made up lonly one goal, outscoring the /opposition 4-3. | Oshawa Boys Help Ontario TRACK and field athletes from Oshawa and District 'thigh | schools" helped Ontario capture |top honors in the big Centennial }track and field meet in New |Brunswick, over the holiday weekend. The COSSA athletes |made valuable point contribu- |tions to Ontario's total of 224 | points, with New Brunswick sec-| |ond at 144 points and Nova} |Scotia, 116 points. Jerry Mays of Oshawa McLaughlin CVI and Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club, came up with a brilliant} jwin in the 120-yard hurdles, with | a 14.6 mark. | Mays emerged as the highest | |winner of individual points, in the Junior Division. Oshawa athletes, trained to} their established status, thanks | to the coaching of Malcolm} Turnbull of McLaughlin CVI and| | Gordon Banks of OCVI, made al |fine showing, as did several district athletes. In the Midget Boys events,|borough Don Bye Petes ONE OF. MANY! There were mix-ups, pile-ups and skirmishes galore in last night's Senior 'B' lacrosse game at Civic Auditorium, where Oshawa Lasco Steel- ers defeated Owen Sound North Stars 8-4. One of the melees was caught by the cameraman and_ shows Ron Moore (3) and Gerry Burrows (16) of the Osh- awa team moving in to break up a hassle between rival players, while Owen Sound's Hec Brainard (8) ¢ 4 and an official watch pro- ceedings. Moore scored two goals in the Oshawa win, Burrows got one and Brain- ard notched one of the visit- or counters. --Oshawa Times Photo Petes Wallop Redmen, Goalie Gets Heave-Ho By CLIFF GORDON ! PETERBOROUGH -- Brooklin's second string goalie,overrule their official and this 3 Peter-'Gary Drysdale is on holidays/is hot too likely . . last}and was not at the game soj|was also a tough one for Brook- . The game Ken Lancaster was fourth in the night displayed the fine form/Brooklin was forced to dress lin as Tom Conlin, the big cen- 880 yard and also fourth in the!that won them the Mann Cup|Doug Favelle, who is ; > t , last year as they bombed the|known for his goal scoring in|to hospital after being hit in the |of Pickering was third in the|Brooklin Redmen 17-9 in Senior /lacrosse and his puck stopping|eye during the second period jhigh jump and captured second/++4" Jacrosse action, in the Lift-|in hockey. However the good |. No word was available im- |place in both the long jump and | jock City. triple jump -- (running broad events), The win moves the Petes five) |jump and hop, skip and jumP|points out in front of the Red-|Cready and turned in a comend- men the the same two teams/able game. Brooklin trailed by Among Junior boys, Jerry |slated for a return engagement seven goals when Favelle took Mays won the 120-yard hurdles|at the Brooklin Arena on Sat-|over and finished up down eight| and Roger Plancke, also of Mc-|urday night. | Laughlin CVI, was third. Al Three former Brooklin play-| better | tr looking St. Catharines native took over the big pads from Mc- e of the second line, was taken mediatley following the game . . The same two teams will meet at the Brooklin Arena, on Saturday night, in what should be a rousing affair. Rough Tactics Mar Oshawa Win Here By ROGER LEVETT Times Staff Reporter in Oshawa was pension, Lacrosse two Senior teams howed a small theirs was a "bush league'. If it were not for the fights, foul language and an attack on the referee, the 8-4 Oshawa Lasco Steelers' win over Owen|al Sound North Stars might have been entertaining. Separate incidents occurred when ae erees. GENERAL MELEE and physical the players' bench. able result being a lengthy sus- Two other scuffles broke out in the third period, along with dragged down a peg last night/fiying insults and elbows, many of which went unnoticed or| themselves, who could not keep e that) were unacted upon by the ref- been done, however, and ref- erees are likely to watch the Oshawa club closely in the fu- ture, although some blame must be taken by the referees the players in check. A win is still worth two points, however, and Steelers outplayed Owen Sound, al- Opposing eee ae -- though Lotton was not pleased carried on in the penalty box, on the floor and in the area of Wilson through the first and second|taunted Owen Sound players with his team's calibre of play. Brainard and Cruickshanks teamed up to pose what seem- ed to be an Owen Sound drive when they scored two goals in periods of the Ontario Lacrosse|after grappling with Stauffer,)ioc. than a minute early in the Association game but it was not until the final stanza that ref- erees "Moe"' Stauffer and J. H. Payne appeared to lose control of the game. Two goals each were scored by Ron Moore and Bill Daven- port while single goals were fired by Bob Clarke, Ed Aru and Gerry Burrows. Al Ed Cruickshanks scored two Kod Rhos goals for Owen Sound as Hec Brainard and Dave McComb picked up a goal each. Neither official seemed pre- pared for an attack by Dunc Wilson of Oshawa in the third period, but when Wilson struck off across the floor Stauffer had to move quickly to ward off his attacker. The Oshawa player did no damage as he did not land a punch but the in- tention was there with the prob- checkers." However, Wilson, Steelers likely will. as to the steps to be taken. for the rest of the year'. A M edi h a decision. Neither the OLA th r t er it Steelers oa erase ant bas then invited them to join him in the "manly art of self-defence". "They're not in good shape," said Oshawa player coach Glen A Lotton, "'and they are not good to stifle any North Star hopes. : Lotton's descrip- tion of his team is no excuse lor "A? for their antics and in his own|2"o Junior "A" Green Gaels words, Wilson's attack on Stauf- Even if the Ontario Lacrosse Association does not suspend Defence of his act is impos- sible and Lotton left little doubt Disregarding any action taken by the OLA, Lotton said, "We'll probably have to sit him out OLA will have to examine the referee's report on the game, then have Wilson stand before them. They should then make second period. Matt Campbell, in the Oshawa net, came up with key saves at this point, Included in Oshawa's lineup Thursday were Dwight Davies and Bob Goulding of the Osh- and although they only account- ed for one goal, their hustle certainly unneces-| 54 "general attitude" toward the game made the Senior play- ers look bad. Efforts were made at the be- ginning of the year to make the Steelers a running, well- conditioned club like the Gaels, but the contrast last night be- tween the junior and senior players was too great for Steel- ers to be in such shape. Steelers go against Windsor here on Sunday, with the hopes of gaining ground on Fergus and Brantford, two top clubs in the league. Hopes like this, however, can- not be realized if Steelers con- tinue to play below standard | Best 'Federal' The Federal Golf Club mem- bers turned in some surprising scores at their weekly session at "'Erinli" on Wednesday, with Art Meredith, | golfer, emerging with top net|tied Senecas 4-4 score, with his card of 62-27-35. Jim Allison was runner - up|Tyke play Thursday. with 52-16-36 and he was tied Mike Gardiner fired Bill Sleep, another first-year president Pete Bilij had three pars in his nine-hole bid. with his score of 36. Pickles, came Pete Bilij with|for Whitby. 50-13-37; Bill Ranstead, 50-12-38; 141 and Al Trevail, 54-12-42. for Mohawks. Gardiner Has Four|"!!, he game. In Tyke Play Tie three a first - year -| goals for Iroquois as his team ; in Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association Hurons defeated Whitby 5-1 by George Pickles with 54-18-|and Algonquins edged Mohawks 6 2-1 in other Tyke League action. Jeff White scored Iroquois' golfer, shot a 65-24-41 to get his| other goal as Ed Keenan scored name on the honor roll and club|twice for Senecas and Gilles Goulding and Tom Kay once. Don McKelvey scored two Allison' won the Pete's Pot|goals for Hurons and Mike Gardner and Fred Upshaw one Behind Meredith, Allison and|each, while David Baker scored 0 Algonquin goals were scored Jim French; 46-7-39; Jack Cum-| by Rusty Lowe and Mike Mc- mings, 48-7-41; Bill Sleep, ae | Gatry as Eric Roznick scored|ton and four by Derek McCam- goals on the night. JUST TALKING: We did not| lacrosse. and mix unruliness in the league have been playing for a num- ber of years but Steelers were only restarted this year and are not doing the future any good. When the OLA has made a decision it will be final and this finality will probably be the ab- sence of Wilson on the Oshawa lineup. Discount House Tops Oil Kings Oshawa Discount House de- feated D-X Oil Kings 12-7 in Garrard Road Lacrosse Asso- ciation Pee Wee play Thursday behind five goals by Jim Bran- mond, Gus Brown Motors clipped Dearborn Shell 6-4 in other league play Thursday. Orl Pac By HAL Associated Press When you can the way Orlandc it's awfully tough for very long. Cepeda proved night when he | hits and drove in the first place St nals lengthened League lead to 1 a 6-5 victory 01 Reds. Second place Germai Wins 1 WIMBLEDON, Wilhelm Bungert, man to reach the England lawn t ment in 30 year: tralian John Nev for the men's sins ship. The first Germa final since Gottfric in 1937, he faces 2 Unseeded at thi tournament, he w the third - seed. / never won the W crown. Billie Jean King States will defend singles crown Sat Ann Jones, a 28-yé housewife. Mrs. King is fe the title again, : Jones defeated he championships at two weeks befor began. BEAT CHAMP But it was onl. time that Mrs. J Green i Joins N BATON ROUGE When the battle - | erans march into Saints' training c Dieto Saturday, fu' Taylor will be in Taylor, 31, a Packer star for e switched to the Sai in a deal glowing nance and announc ernor's office. Linklater was first in the 440-|ers paved the way for the Petes|have a chance to talk to man- yard dash; Bill Simocn of OCVI\victory with Ken Ruttan, Joe)ager-coach Fred Whalley after] -- a won the half-mile run and Grant|'Todd and Cy Coombes each|the game but from the look of] One is Sided Decisions Stot Nation Gi 28 [cer chase Ger ae Bont ae pa 'Feature C-D Softball : \Westlake of Whitby Anderson,) Johnny "Shooter" Davis had\trat one weterce's care teere| WINNIPEG (CP) -- Elaine;tenths of a second off her pre-}won the 220-yard sprint and the|a pair of goals and five assists)burning and if not, they should! a one Fl sabia vious record, winning the final/440-yard event, with Whitby's|and appears to have taken alhave been Brooklin not D , swimming ace from Vancouver,|in 1:01.1. Bill Ginson second in the/one-point lead over brother! Sat ear . ave Leaming overwhelmed| Wayne Cheesman drove ajWarren H itti ' ; ; was the toast of the six-day na-| Miss Tanner set Canadian| quarter-mile race. jonly Jost the services of Mc-|,;.+ Merchants, striking out 18\pair of doubles and Brack|run, a double oe. eight goals in leading Garrard ciation selection c . Road Firefighters to a 13-1 win nounced Canada's Albert Liebrects fired three goals to round out' Discount é scoring as Ron Tutak scored f five goals for Oil Kings with Beverley Drew Armstrong and Larry s 8 Down 'scoring single goals, On Diving TYKE PLAY ; hi WINNIPEG (CP Marty Gallas pushed home 4 digi' Athalon Ball ! 'Terry, for the individual points/Cready for this game but will tional swimming and diving/records in the 100-metre back-| ©'Neill's McGlashen was third race. Jim Patterson had two} y ss |batters and allowing only three|/banged a doubl d i W. ' 3 i s s . - WO not have the big fellow back for|,-.. x ? g louble and a single alt Hall and Al Buksa each 3 i championships which concluded/ stroke, 1:08.6, and the 100-metre|in the mile run for Juveniles|goals and as many assists with/saturday night's game unless hits in Scugog Cleaners' 5 - Ojfor Scugogs with Willoughby| hit a pair of singles and other pg og ey Discount House. ss can Games swimn Thursday. win in Oshawa City and Dis-/hitting a triple and McQuaid a/Shell safeties were hit by Pete sec lg niger hi 4 ing teams Thursda eac ire@- ry clusion of the six trict Softball League play, last/single. |Everett, Lew Jackson and Bob ly s i A y att, id ' ; ibht at Al tg fighters while Randy Gallas championships night at Alexandra Park Reeves top man for| Heardman. scored one. Discount goal was These co oo ; |butterfly, 1:05.9. jwhile John Kent, also of Ajax,/ Bill Armour, Terry Downer, Jim i iati She won. five championships, | Three Canadian records were|was second in both the eae Gooley and Gerrard Byrne each ie iano Earns Seen setting Canadian records injalso set by Bill Mahony. jump a nd triple jump. | bagging singletons in a winning was three events, including the} In winning the 200 - metre' Ed Kwasniewski of Donevan cause | i i i Bay Ridges Shells blanked|y, i . | fi 2 » r i | ss a. erchants with a di Lee of Port Perr: women's 400 - metre freestyle| breaststroke championship, Ma-| Collegiate Institute administra-| Don Craggs was the best for| Credit Union Wins port' per 11-0 behind -- the|single while Wills ie ne a for both _ his 'ane te nor by Ber eee here for intensive t relay team which also set a Ca-/hony eclipsed a record het set/tors missed two calls for the|the losing Redmen, as the| |pitching of Stu Higham at Pick-| single. "Ports" threatened in the to the Games whic! Aug. 6. ering while Mister TV Towers In Extra Inning beat People's Clothing 9-1 in Ba Union edged South End| District "B" action, in the first a: illiards 8-7 in extra inning play/half of the doubleheader at . " McC 1 'gue Bay ldid get into t tat s Mush" McConkey and Fred Fernhill And an Sacks iiCttn 22 Gatawa Tein Minor seh! at Sonam drove te tim: vever. when Morne ied IY, Towers wih ania added'a pair. with sing. va ) § | , st} : |pair of doubles each while Newt emnl n |les to Terry Davis, Sandy Association Pee Wee play Thurs- pitch of the bottom half of the|Citened -- heey ag he! Woods and L. Michels banged jay night. first inning over the fence tol, abe au Out of the hole out a double and a sing] y striking out Barnett to end 7 ' single each. Don Calder hit a home run and Leaming struck out the first|{Urth inning with men on sec- six batters to face him then|°"d and third but could not went on to greater things. Helene nadian record. |during qualifying rounds. He | base umpire, won both the/scrappy left- sider rapped in For a finale she was named|qualified in 2:38.2--six-tenths of/discus and shot put events, in/three goals. This fellow has to Canada's outstanding fe maleja second better than the previ-|the Juvenile Boys' competition.|be enjoying one of his better| swimmer of 1966 after winning/ous record--and won the final ~ | in Senior company, in| four gold medals in the British|in 2:33.9. Bob! Empire Games in Kingston, Ja-| Mahony also set a Canadian maica, last year. jrecord in winning the 100-metre She was upset in the 200-| breaststroke crown in 1:10.8. Ly The women's s ¥ team: Shirley Caz: ver; Marilyn Cor: Ont.; Angela Co onto; Sandra Dow Jane Hughes, Van jon Lay, Vancouve Pumfrey, Victoria; jberstein, John Dale and Doug Quality Fuels also picked up|sise Seumbe Cleaners het! metre butterfly final by Marilyn) The University Settlement! E A Wi | Favelle ; yan 3 ' y | i in as 7 i : the inning. Corson of Chikopi, Ont. pane? ee of Toronto set two astview in Brooklin appeared to be well esc age A et tae out to be enough in the) /1™n& : B. Laxdale a double, with Montreal; Sandra There were 22 swimming and) mh ath re 2 ciitt, Gord Hicks struck out 21 bat-|in the game for the early stages Towing wh ip ped Ochiva way of runs. | | Higham pitched his shutout|singles being hit by Tony mondon; Elaine 1 six events in the new $2,800,000 e team--Jim Shaw, Cliff/ters as he led Fernhill. Park |f the first period as they led|noagers 10-4 ee = ----|on 16 strikeouts, allowing Port|Zarowny and P. Weatherry. couver, Nancy Th Stratton and | RRR EES O03 Perry only two hits and five! Woods hit the only People's onto; Kathy Tidey pool|Carson, Gayle 1 at the 10:58 mark before) squirts to a 17-4 victory over 3- z Dave Kadoski was the hero! Connaught Park in Neighbor. Peterborough came to life and|of the day as he drove in the) ose ans cause by bangi i hood Park Association Softball | took a 5-3 lead at the end of the| winning run for Credit Union, Soe ee rie tee) angles came from . Sellick League play Thursday. first frame. It was 13-7 for the! with an eighth-inning single. s run, a triple and a single with|Brasnik and Dick. Eastveiw Park swamped Glan | Petes after 40 minutes of action) John Orlicki went the distance| In UAW Win Stuart 29-10 in other Squirt play,|and then the final of 17-9. |for Quality Fuels striking out! | SALESMAN WANTED Van Veghel knocked out a| The game was a frustrating|seyen batters and scoring two United, Auto Workers nipped double and two singles while |affair for the Redmen who just) runs. Oshawa Dairy 4-3 as winning| McMullen hit three singles to) Pould not get their plays work-| (Colin Lockey four Pitcher Bryan Rose struck out | Pan - American Games during the championships in|Alex Fedko--wom the men's which twelve Canadian swim-/400 - metre freestyle relay in ming records were set. 3:52.1 and the 800-metre free- Ralph Hutton of Campbell|style relay with a time of River, B.C., Wednesday was 8:43.9. named Canada's outstanding! Vancouver's Canadian Dol- male swimmer for 1966, and/phin Swim Club women's team lived up to the award Thursday | got into the record - breaking Jeanne Warren, V: The men's swin Toomas Aruso' Sandy Gilchrist, ' B.C.; Ralph Hutte River, B.C.; Ron couver; Bob Ka bridge; Paul Lottm Bill Mahony, New walks. He added to his own/extra-base hit, a double, while pitched by slicing 10.7 seconds off his}act winning the women's 400-lead Fernhill at the i yell and ing} eae : i i 5 f f n's 0 plate. |ing well and then the refereeing} scoreless innings for th yin-|14 batters in Oshawa Legion} : . previous Canadian record in the|metre freestyle relay in 4:25,/Game hit a double as other [of one Bill Dicks put the cap onleers, with sings Fete. goa NT Gaaiiall wantam Weeus| Agressive, experienced salesman, 25 to 40, to B.C.; Lance Peto, ' men's 1500-metre freestyle, win-|eclipsing its previous Canadian Fernhill singles were | hit by {the ball game. lerrors. Danny Stinson had three Play Wednesday. | sell and service accounts, Barrie to Kingston area. Shaw, Toronto; G ning the championship in/record by 2.6 seconds. Hicks, McCormack, Preston, Bob McCready, colorful/hits while Dan Kewley had two, Les Kiraly struck out nine Experience in servicing chain variety, department, Satie: = atharines, Ont. hardware and drug stores an asset. Good salary 'ie , and all expenses paid. Permanent career position. peroiiag s largest supplier of pet and aquarium sup- plies. Send full resume to Mr. John Andrews, 24 Terra Cotta Crescent, Brampton, Ontario, or telephone Waller, Schaefer and Layton. |goalie of the Redmen, got into|triples and a single to pace the|batters in a losing cause and Fleury and Sherban each hit}an argument with the whistle| winners' 10-hit attack. R. Socee|banged out a double while a pair of singles for Connaught|tooter and received a match| was the big man at the plate for|team - mate Bob Boyko hit a} while St. Andrews also hit alpenalty, plus a five - minute| Dodgers, with two singles. | triple. Jeff Stapleton hit a single single. jmajor, all coming at the 16:09|/-- ----___-------|to drive in the tying run for Eastview had run the score to| mark of the second iod. | UA d started th lly that} 18 by the fifth inning and added |----~----- ---- -- eae FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ped sy oo. hound ate | 17:14.8 Jeanne Warren, Pat Gibson, Hutton also defended his|Miss Tanner and Jane Hughes championship in the 400-metre|make up the CDSW team. freestyle with a time of 4:19.6,| Shaw of Toronto set a Cana- 3.5 seconds off his Canadian/dian record of 1:02 in winning record. the men's 100-metre backstroke) A Canadian record was set in/final. Shaw picked up his sec- Diving team: Men's three - m Peter Emond, P< Que.; Frank Groff, Women's three - --Nancy Robertson. Kathy McDonald, \ EXPORT the women's 100 - metre free-|ond championship in the 200-|11 runs in the last two innings . 7 : 2 se | style by Marion Lay of Vancou-| metre backstroke with a time of/making the game a complete | Dearborn Shells | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PEE WEE PLAY | Toronto 247-5339. PLAIN Women's towe ver. Miss Lay trimmed three-|2:16.4. rout. | "ae hes -- Holly Mims,| South End Billiards scored 10 All lie haid Beverly Boys, Pick pe EAE eRe SERS RU es ve ies | | ' 2, ashington, outpointed runs in the first inning of their replies held in strictest i or Jancou : _ TYKE PLAY : Defeat Russell Ss |George Johnson, 162, Trenton, pa then coasted b a 134| is pevicenee:, c citer iP ee ee i SP ORTSCO PE Eastview Tykes ran wild as) A) Denalt fanned 14 batters| N-7-» 10. |victory over Oshawa Dodgers. | Hartz Mountain Pet Suppli Sane tee ES Badia sce they scored a 42-4 victory over| for Dearborn Shell as they took! Los Angeles -- Kang Il Suh,| Doug Stone pitched Billiards' pp es Bob Eaton, Toronte : : Lake Vista. Winners big inning/an 8-3 win over Russell's Tex-|Seoul, Korea, 134, outpointed|seventh win in eight starts, Ltd _ REGULAR and KINGS . A. M. Stevens o TODAY | SATURDAY was the third when they scored! aco in United Auto Workers|Mando Ramos, 132%, Long|while Peter Grills was the ae , couver is coach o SOFTBALL LACROSSE 16 runs but were also very suc-| Softball play Thursday. Beach, Calif., 10. ling pitcher. team, George Wisk ee IR SE BAL URE TP Ay en coaches the men', City and District Assoc. -- Markham Hawks vs Brooklin Concretes; at Brooklin Com- munity Park, 8:00 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- Oshawa Legionnaires vs Peo- ple's Credit Jewellers; at Tal- bot Park, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Bowmanville vs Oshawa; at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 6:30 p.m. OLA Senior 'A' League -- Peterborough "Petes" vs Brooklin Redmen; at Brook- lin Community Arena, 8:30 } p.m. | BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior jLeague -- Oshawa Legion- |naires at Kendal, 2:00 p.m. ... | Eastern . Ontario .Bantam |League -- Oshawa at Belle- j ville, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee Tie Games Feature 'easue -- Aiax at Peterbor- Darlington Soccer ough, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Bowmanville at Darlington Senior Soccer| Belleville, 1:00 p.m. League schedule action was of the tight-fit variety on Wednes-/SOCCER day evening as both games re-| sulted in 1-1 ties. At Salem, Wilfred Hall scored| for the homesters while John! visiting Gilbert notched the Maple Grove team's tally. Hampton tied at Courtice, with Graham Dallas scoring for Oshawa and District League |-- Local 222 vs Azzurri; at Kinsmen Stadium, 7:00 p.m. Darlington Senior League-- Salem at Tyrone; Solina at |Maple Grove and Zion at the visitors and Jim MclIntyre|Hampton; all games at 7:00 getting the Courtice counter. p.m. cessful in the second, sixth and! 'Top batter for Dearborn was seventh when they scored six/Gord Wilson with a triple, a runs on each occasion. |double and a single as Hugh ~~ |Gillard and Denault each hit | : |a double and a single. Paul Quality Fuels Top Edmondson and Bill 0'Neil each |hit a pair of singles with Bob Wayne Auto Body Osborne connecting for a home }run, Sim Carmichal banged out a Body 3-0, Tuesday afternoon at|double and a single with Dave |Rundle Park, in one of the best/Spencer hitting a double and |UAW Softball league games of! Brooks a single. the season's schedule. Texaco 120 005 x--8 12 3 Carlisle pitched the win for| Deaborn 101 001 0--3 4 1 the Quality Fuels, a neat one- Quality Fuels blanked Wayne hitter in which he claimed 14 strikeouts and was in control all the way. Ken Beer's double in the third frame, was the only jhit for Wayne's. | Maxwell pitched a good game| for the. losers but Buzminski's opening homer was the tip-off. Baker walked and scored on Carlisle's double, for the se- cond run of the inning. The winners added two runs 'in the second stanza, by Mc-| Comb, on a walk, and Sutton, on a single, followed by Hoar's KAMPING UNLIMITED Townline Reed North (1 Mile North ef King St. £.) PH. 728-9942 heck the Campin Cl Column in the Classified Section double and Buzminski's second| hit, a single, ler our od. a |} POST TIME: 7.45 NIGHTLY THROUGH AUGUST 12 team and Bob Ey don, Ont., coaches swimming team. Manager for bot and swimming tea B. Collip of Edmo Seturd