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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, July 8, 1967 OSHAWA LEGIONNAIRES entertain Kingston Frontenacs at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium Sunday afternoon at two o'clock in what promises to be a good baseball game. It's an Eastern Ontario Base- ball Association senior con- test, and if the first meeting of the season between the teams is any indication, vase- ball fans shouldn't miss this one. In that first meeting, Kingston scored a 4-2 victory. THIS IS the first senior game at the ball park in several seasons, although one was scheduled earlier. Legion- naires actually are juniors competing in a senior circuit, but their performance to date has been good for the senior circuit. They walked into Little Britain on Wednesday and blanked the Pirates 3-0 on the strong pitching of Mur- ray Godfrey, who has yet to taste defeat this season. COMPETING IN the tough Leaside Junior League keeps Legionnaires sharp. This league certainly has to rank one-two with junior leagues in Canada, and has long been a grooming ground for Ontario boys wishing to take a fling at professional ball south of the border. Oshawa's John Ryan competed in this league and is a former batting champion. SPEAKING OF Ryan, he had quite an evening Thurs- day as Toronto Maple Leafs split an International League doubleheader. The third base- man, who incidentally is Tor- onto's top hitter, collected four hits in the two games and played a prominent part in all Leafs' scoring. He's been in and out of the lineup with an injury but the way the club's going right now, manager Eddie Kasko can't afford to give him a rest. LEAFS RETURN home to- night for a six-day stand, with Kasko hoping to right the sinking ship. Leafs haven't been too sharp lately, but the talent is there and they might well be back challenging for the lead soon. This club won SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor 15 out of 19 during May and early June. Hitting has been a serious problem, with the club getting good pitching al- most every time out. OSHAWA CANADIAN Legion, Branch 43, Minor Baseball Association president Ted McComb reports that Frank McCallum, a director of the Toronto baseball club, and a city controller, has ac- cepted an honorary presi- dent's roll in the association. Long a booster of baseball in these parts, McCallum is one of a group of about five men who have been keeping pro- fessional baseball alive in Toronto. And you can imagine the fun he must have when he asks the Toronto people when they're going to add a Toronto boy to the club. After all, Oshawa has done its part. THIS IS a weekend of out- standing sports attractions, and Kinsmen Stadium is the site for most. Tomorrow eve- ning, Oshawa and District Soccer Association all - stars will meet the Ontario Selects, a team with quite a few of Canada's national soccer team on its roster. Eight members of the visiting side have been selected to play with the Can- adian team in the Pan-Ameri- can Games at Winnipeg later this month, and another is ineligible because he hasn't lived in Canada long enough, although he has competed for Britain in the Olympic Games. CHICAGO WHITE Sox pro- vided themselves with a little breathing room atop the American League last night with an exciting 2-1 victory over Minnesota Twins. The Twins have been hot lately but the Go-Go White Sox cooled them off somewhat. It's a four-game series and it could eventually determine the out- come in the pennant race. Detroit Tigers .are hanging tough, also, and it's still a hot race, something the American League doesn't usually have. Over in the National League, the mad scramble continues, with seven clubs still in con- tention. SPORTSCOPE X TODAY LACROSSE Bl oss 'A' League -- erborough "Petes" Brooklin Redmen; at ae lin Community Arena, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior Teague -- Oshawa Legion- naires at Kendal, 2:00 p.m. ... Eastern . Ontario .Bantam League -- Oshawa at Belle- ville, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Ajax at Peterbor- bugh, 3:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Tyke Teague -- Bowmanville at Belleville, 1:00 p.m. SOCCER 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 Hampton; all games at 7:00 p.m. SUNDAY SOCCER Exhibition Game -- Eastern Canada All-Stars vs Oshawa and District All-Stars; at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 7:00 LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' League -- Windsor Clippers vs Oshawa Lasco Steelers; at Civi cAud- itorium, 2:00 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior League -- Kingston vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Kins- men Civic Memorian Sta- dium, 2:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Port Hope vs Osh- awa 'A' Majors; at Alexandra . Park, 2:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Whitby vs Osh- awa; at Lakeview Park, 2:00 p.m. and Peterborough at Bowmanville, 2:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Peterborough vs Oshawa; at Alexandra Park (North Diamond) 2:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Port Hope at Whit- by, 2:00 p.m. MONDAY LACROSSE OLA Junior A League -- Brampton ABC's vs Oshawa Green Gaels; at Civic Audi- torium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- East York Kinsmen vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Legion Tyke League -- Orioles vs Indians; Athletics vs Cardinals and Legionnaires ws Tigers; all games at K of C Field, at' 6:15 p.m. Legion Bantam League -- Oshawa Dairy vs Jury and Lovell; at Alexandra Park (West) and Sklar Furniture vs UAW; at Eastview Park; both games at 6:15 p.m. | TENNIS | Kawartha Mixed League -- |Oshawa at Peterborough 'A'; 7:30 p.m, SOCCER Darlington Senior League-- Bowmanville at Maple Grove (Exhibition Game) at 7:00 p.m, SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Cad- illac Billiards vs Rundle's Garden Centre, at Radio Park, 7:00 p.m.; Woods Transport vs Town and Coun- jtry, at Alexandra Park, 7:00 }p.m. and Rexco vs Foley's |Plumbing, at Alexandra Park, 8:30 p.m. City and District Assoc. -- |Scugog Cleaners vs Ajax Merchants, at Ajax, 8:00 p.m. jand Bay Ridges Shells vs Georgian Motor Hotel, at |North Oshaw a Park, 8:00 p.m Durham Ladies' League-- |Newcastle at Courtice and |Bowmanville at Port Hope; both games at 7:00 p.m. Kiwanis Bantam Boys' |League -- OASA Elimination |Playoffs -- Ist games of 2- jout-of-3 semi - final series; jLake Vista at Storie Park jand Southmead or Fernhill at 'Kingside Park; both games jat 6:30 p.m. TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly Training Ses- sion, at McLaughlin Col- \legiate Campus, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. London Tops Galt Terriers LONDON, Ont. (CP)--London |Pontiacs, triggered by Larry Rooks' double, scored all the runs they needed in the second inning to defeat Galt Terriers 6-2 in a Senior Inter-County baseball game Friday night. It was the fourth consecutive victory at home for Pontiacs. With two out, Rooks lined a double to centre field, scoring Fred Fickling with Pontiacs' first run. He then scampered home on a single by Wally Mc- Millan who also scored after pitcher Al Greenberg and Jim Rodrigues reached base on er- |finished ninth in the individual point standings Friday | Tos. | Greenberg won his fifth con- secutive game but allowed nine hits, the most he's given up in |@ single game this year. | Pontiacs only other extra base fos was a double by Wayne Fen- lon. Terry Harvey, Bill Weldon, Dick Krol and Ernie Hatt had two singles apiece for the Ter- | riers. | Galt | London | 010 000 100-2 94 030 002 Olx--6 84 Durocher, Upper (7) and Wel- don, Sear (3); Greenberg and McMillan, Fenlon (6). 4 "Sharp "N' Smart," a chestnut son of 'Meadow Al," is shown here with his trainer and driver, John Clay For F ight In Japan Former|anti-American activities by the/honored before he can fight any-| The winners cut short a HOUSTON (AP) |heavyweight champion Cassius/Black Muslim fighter. Clay, convicted of refusing the} draft oath, asked Friday court permission to fight jlawyers. The judge ordered al long pause in the hearing to al-|a low an investigation of possible!to a contract which must be| flee." RACES IN TONIGHT'S FEATURE AT GREENWOOD Asks Permission Wayne Auto Body for|fore U.S. Dist. Judge Joe In- in|graham, who sentenced Clay /Tokyo to pay alimony and his|June 20 to five years in prison | and a fine of $10,000, Clay said|--the maximum per TORONTO (Staff) -- Toronto People's Credit Jewellers doubled the score on Oshawa Legionnaires 8-4 in a Leaside Junior Baseball League game here Friday. ' It was the Jewellers third win 1 \in five games against Legion- naires, who hold third place in the league with seven wins and six losses. Jewellers hopped on Oshawa | starter Bob Lockett for two runs in the first inning and were never headed. Ed Muzzatti, meanwhile, checked Legionnaires for six innings with two runs, with Bob Booth coming on in the seventh to stifle an Oshawa uprising that resulted in two more runs. Lockett got a rough greeting Eight members of the team that will represent Canada in the Pan - American Games soc- cer tournament will line up with the Ontario Selects at Kinsmtn Civic Memorial Stadium in Osh- awa Sunday night against Osh- awa and District Soccer Assoc- iation All - Stars, Included in the Selects line- up is former Oshawa player | | Ralf PePatte, who is now play- 'ling for Scarboro. He has been selected for the national team. Game time will be 7 p.m. Others with the selects who will perform with the national Rose Tosses One-Hit Win A lead-off single to right field in the sixth inning was the only hit Bryan Rose allowed at Osh- awa Kinsmen Stadium Friday night as Oshawa Legi i ad Hayes of Columbus, who of Montreal. "Sharp 'N' ity, at Toronto's Green- Oshawa Soccer All-Stars Meet Ontario Select Team team are Bart Custer and Bill Barker of Toronto Nearland- ier; Leyton Davies, Newmark- et; Bob Diluca, Toronto Italia; Bob Beneditti, Guelph; Tony Adams, Ballymena; and Bob McCafferty, Hamilton Primo. Another member of the team, Mike Candy of Hamilton Pri- mo is a former British Olym- pic Games team member but has not lived in Canada long enough to qualify for the Can- adian national team. Also on the roster are Rucco Cifaldi, London Marconi; Mario Fantini, Toronto Italia; Hans Weisner, Aurora. Members of the Oshawa team, and their clubs, are Angello Bressan, Rheinhold App, Maur- ice Laidlaw, Frank Meens, Gustav Seide, Mario Pedretti, John Lopes, John Pucic, Ad- riano DiDanielli and Charlie Lazovich, Italia; Dave Taylor, Kevin Kelly, Frank Borego, Dave Davies and Eugene Dzi- ama, Udraina; and Gerry Bow- ser, Local 222. Jewellers Defeat Legionnaire Squad when lead-off batter Geoff Weiss doubled to left. He scored on Doug Fleming's single to centre and Booth followed with another single, moving Flen-ing to third, from where he scored on Duffy Lewis' sacrifice fly to centre. Ron Linklater's infield single and a pair of errors allowed Jewellers to score another run in the second. Legionnaires fought back in the third, Bill Ryan led off with a home run to left and they added another run on two errors and a single by Ken Toffan, but a quick return from the outfield nailed the tying run at third base. Jewellers went about wrap- ping up the win in the fifth when Lockett. walked the first two batters and Lewis doubled them home. With two out, John Marks singled Lewis to third and the pair ended scoring for the inning by executing a double steal, Lewis stealing home. Jewellers added another pair of runs in the sixth off reliever Gary Carroll, with Lewis doub- ling home both runs. Successive singles by Ron Inche, Ryan and Carroll loaded the bases for Oshawa in the seventh and Pat Watters' singled one run home, Another scored on an infield out as Booth took over pitching duties. Legionnaires loaded the bases in the ninth on two walks and an infield hit by Tony Jones but Booth worked his way out of trouble with a pair of strikeouts and an infield out. Legionnaires meet Kingston in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association senior game at Osh- awa's Kinsmen Stadium, Sun- day at 2 p.m, and play East York at Ki Stadium, Mon- wood Raceway. Last. year, Sharp 'N' Smart banked $28,719 and already this sea- son has picked up $18,177. Smart" will strut his stuff tonight, in the $12,578 Can- adian Standardbred Futur- owns the classy three-year- old colt, in partnership with Bob and Conrad Schapiro es stopped Bowmanville 5-0. Victory gave Oshawa sole pos- session of first place in the eight-team -Eastern Ontario Baseball Association bantam series. It was only the second loss of the season for Bowman- ville. Rose struck out 12 batters in picking up the victory and walked only one batter, He faced only 29 batters. Legionnaires collected three runs in the third inning and another pair in the eighth, with Grove Bennett taking the loss. Frank McCabe, Wayne Tutin and Larry Buckley each had two hits for Oshawa and Neil Oke one. Bowmanville 00 000 00--0 1 2 Oshawa | Nips Quality Fuels Wayne Auto Body handed Quality Fuels a 5-3 defeat in Oshawa United Auto Workers Softball League action at Alex- andra Park |where else. inni i The government opposed tel Goce wan eae pf gc motion in the hearing before In-| on base, to claim the win graham, claiming the stiff sen-| Winning pitcher Maxwell had tence the judge gave the boxer/two doubles while other safeties went to Sol Knight, Mce- Linton, Knox and Breau. Baker and Carlisle each had In a motion filed Friday be-| Toko promotion firm held him | "'is an incentive for him to 'Brooklin Collects 16 Hits {Bently Markham Hawks BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Brook- /lin Concretes handed Markham|Concretes to pick up the pitch-|"a judicial grace." Hawks a 9-5 setback in Oshawa] ing win, allowing 10 hits. Soft-|gave up single runs ball League "A" division play|fourth, eighth and ninth, two in the fifth. City and District here Friday. Concretes slammed 16 hits off} two Markham pitchers, | Cornish showing the way Wit four singles. Don while Vern Ferguson, Warriner and John Hill each had two hits. Ferguson's hits in- cluded a double. Elmo Gibson clouted a triple for Concretes and other hits| went to Bruce Mitchell and) y Doug Scott POST WINS trepid,' sleek new 12 - metre) sloop, and Columbia, a rebuilt) old-timer, had convincing vic- tories Friday in the second ica's Cup against Australia in| September, Skippered by Bus|, Mosbacher, at the conclusion of the world tenpins bowling championships. A na- tive of Vancouver, he rolled 9,925 points to make: the best Bill and walked two. Ferguson! soing into the fifth, when the chipped in with three safeties | broke loose for four runs, Posse f Garnet/ing Markham starting pitcher|withdrawn and Clay sent di- 1G ler's box. had three hits pe | SPORT BRIEFS | NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -- In- ee d of observation trials for) BR 9.5 tbs Tibss to Gelpnd the Atear-| rampton . r, Intrepid defeated' Rrampton Excelsiors 9-5 and Constellation by one minute, 57) moved to within two points of seconds over the six-leg, 24.3-| second place Brooklyn Redmen mile course off Newport. Colum-| in the only game of the Ontario of Montreal was 15th in the/yacrosse Association Senior A women's standings with 3,268) series Friday. scored two each. Ron Roy was the other Toronto marksman. the losers, with Wayne Thomp- son, Bill Castator and Bob Haw!ponent would bring him $200,- sec "Put guards on me -- Ameri- 'can troops," Clay said. "l'm not \going to sneak away." Clay now is free under the a double and single for Quality Fuels, with Tamblyn claiming two singles. Other hits went to Buzminski, Sutton and Adams. 003 000 02x--5 7 2 Bennett, Crough (8) and Rogers; Rose and Buckley. Gaels Register Convincing Win CORNWALL (CP) -- Oshawa Green Gaels, Canadian junior lacrosse champions for the last four years, scored a convicing 24-7 victory over an _ all-star team from the Eastern La- crosse Association in an exhibi- tion match here Friday. Gaels lost one of their star performers, Gaylord Powless, when he was taken to the hos- pital with a cut mouth and injur- ed finger. But Powless' injuries were not serious and he is ex- pected to be back in action when the league leaders meet Brampton in Oshawa Monday. Ross Jones led the scoring at- tack with six goals while Jim Higgs picked up five. day at 7:30 p.m. in a Leaside League game. Oshawa 002 000 200-4 8 4 Jewellers 210.032 00x--8 9 4 Lockett, Carroll (7) and Wat- ters; Muzzatti, Booth (7) and Le THUNDERBIRD GOLF CLUB Golf lessons by appointment. CPGA Professional, Wilson Pat- terson, John Delorme, Bob Burrows. Club repaired. Electric golf carts for rent... $6 per round ASHBURN 655-4952 $5,000 bond he posted upon his indictment for refusing the draft oath. 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Th eters, amateurs all, g a share of more tl 9000 in prizes in one )Diggest sporting events lear. The top prize aw he grand champion te: all-expense trip arot orld for each meml This guest. Shooters \ all Have an even chance fause the scores will be | fhto a computer, which v eric the shooters i classes, ranging fr e to expert. Although | Skeet Club did | attractive. For furt! ticulars contact Russ W North York Tennis Club \Mfeated Oshawa Tennis Clu )\the local courts here Thur vening, in their Inter-Co 4A' Mixed Tennis League 5: le meeting, winning eigh dozen sets played. tly leading nty 'A' League race straight victories but Oshawa team made it | ian interesting, before } "May Petre and Terry famed up to give Oshaw: nd 6-1 wins in their 1 bles sets with North Y' layne Gallier and lakgemetz. men's do Milne and two points Morth York, beating Oshe Mon Cox and Sam Venn id 6-3. In the third group, Sid 1 Worth and Stan Wigg of | @ropped their first set to I Pork's Jack Edwards and BASEBALL American League Wi Pet. hicago 46 31 597 Detroit 43 34 .558 'innesota 43 35.551 oston 40 37 .519 alifornia 43 40 .518 leveland 39 40 .494 Itimore 37 42 .468 lew York 35 43 449 'ansas City 35 47 .427 ashington 34 36 425 Friday's Results Minnesota 1 Chicago 2 Kansas City (Nash 8-7 California (Clark 6-6) N Boston (Stange 3-5) at D (McLain 9-9) Minnesota (Merritt 6-0 Chicago (John 7-5) Washington (Coleman 4- Cleveland (Tiant 7-3) New York (Peterson 0-8) (Barber 0-0) at Baltimore ! bus 7-3 and Bunker 2-4) Sunday's Games Kansas City at California Minnesota at Chicago 2 Boston at Detroit 2 Washington at Cleveland 2 New York at Baltimore T Monday No games scheduled. National League WL Pet. St. Louis 48 31 .608 Chicago 46 34, .575 Cincinnati 46 37 554 Atlanta 42 37 .532 Gan Fran. 43 38 531 Philadelphia 39 39 .500 Pittsburgh 38 38 .500 Los Angeles 34 45 .430 Houston 31 50 .383 New York 20 47 .383 \