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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, July 11, 1967 % THIS the wandering goalkeeper, o IS the case o what happens when Marshall is on the attack Several times last night, a Civic Auditorium, Marshal left the friendly confines o| his goal-crease to participate in the Oshawa Green Gaels attack. Twice he was knocked flying by Brampton players. with some hectic action fol lowing both incidents. On the was crashed into the boards. While first play, Marshall he was still lying on the floor, Brampton captain Keates practically walked al over him, bringing several Gaels on the run. NOTHING SERIOUS oc curred at this point, but late in the second period, with the run, Keates charged him from be- hind and drove him into the boards alongside the Bramp- Keates two he was surrounded Marshall again on ton bench. Before could take more than strides, by green sweaters, with John Clayton the most prominent. They staged a brief one- rounder before officials could separate them, with Keates picking up a pair of majors. MEANWHILE, in another bout, about 30 feet away from the main rounder, Gaels' Dwight Davies was in the process of demolishing Allan Johns. It was a solid exhibi- tion by the Gaels' defencen.an and provided the fans with more action than the heavy- weight scrap at Civic Audi- torium in April. When the officials got around to assess- ing penalties, for some strange reason Gaels' Jim Higgs and Brampton's Mark Evans were jugged for five minutes each for fighting, along with the other scrap- pers. WHAT THE incident indi- cates is that the Gaels aren't going to allow anyone to push their goalkeeper around on his trips up the floor, although technically he's on his own. Anyone who tries to get rough with Marshall had better be prepared to defend himself in a hurry. This doesn't mean Gaels intend to go after everyone who checks Mar- shall. There's such a thing as a legal check, but the two Merv Gord | SPORTS BEAT | By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor f cases last night were both out r . the game. rN 1 LARRY LLOYD was carry- with authority and his scoring this season has more than made up for the loss of Brain » Thompson to .the Huntsville Larry started last season with the Gaels but wound up with the junior "'B" Steelers. Although | be f ing the ball Jast night, * club. A local product, > he's tall, Lloyd couldn't 1 classed as a heavyweight, bu and come playoff time he'l give scorer to worry about. THE tion. One night game was played during the Second World War but there was no television at that time. THE NATIONAL Leaguers head into this game with everything going for them. They've won the last four games and will catch the American Leaguers without ace outfielders Al Kaline and Frank Robinson, both of whom suffered recent injuries. With the top two hitters miss- ing from the lineup, you'd ex- pect the American Leaguers to be a soft touch but man- ager Hank Bauer will still have Tony Oliva, Tony Conig- liaro and Carl Yastrzemski in there swinging from the out- field positions, and they are three of the top young hitters in baseball today. NATIONAL LEAGUE man- ager Walt Alston won't have Sandy Koufax available for pitching this time around, but he still has pitchers like Juan Marichal, Bob Gibson, Fergu- son Jenkins, Tom Seaver, Chris Short, Don Drysdale and Claude Osteen. And in case you're wondering who Seaver is, he fanned Atlanta's Hank Aaron three times Sat- urday night, with the Braves' slugger leaving seven runners on base in a tight ball game. Scugogs Defeat Ajax9-1 | On Leaming's One - Hitter' AJAX (Staff) -- A fifth inning, until i home run by John Reeves was/scored once, but ran into grief Leaming|in a five-run seventh inning. Scug0g! phil Solomon and Paul Parke the plate, each with three singles while Ken Brack collected a the only hit Dave allowed as Oshawa D Cleaners trimmed Ajax 9-1 in an Oshawa City and Dis- trict Softball League "A" divi- sion game Monday. Leaming faced only 29 bat- ters, issuing a walk to Mac Rogerson in the eighth inning. Leaming fanned 12 batters and received flawless support from his mates. Neil Pascoe went the dis- tance for Ajax, surrendering 13 hits. He held Scugogs scoreless the fourth, when inson topped Scugogs at double and single. Other Osh- awa hits went to Ron Siblock Wayne Cheesman, Glen Elliott, Dennis Bennett and Leaming, who had a triple. Ajax managed only two hits to the outfield, Reeves' home run and a fly to right field by John Humeniuk in the seventh. SPORT TODAY WRESTLING Exhibition of Professional Wrestling -- Three bouts at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Legion Pee Wee League-- Quality Fuels vs Oshawa Dod- gers; Credit Union vs Osh- awa Towing and Police As- soc. vs South End Billiards; all gemes at K. of C. Field, at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Ontario League -- Oshawa 'A' at Bel- leville, 8:00 p.m. Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Cobourg at Bow- manville, 6:30 p.m Eastern Ontario Tyke Lea- gue -- Peterborough vs Osh- awa; at Alexandra Park, 6:30 p.m. SOFTBALL City and District Assoc.-- Mister TV Towers at Port Perry, 8:00 p.m.; Broolin Con- cretes vs Marham Hawks, at Markham, 8.00 p.m.; Peoples Clothing vs Jay Cees, at Al- exandra Park, 6:15 p.m. and Gale Lumber vs Pam Inter- national, at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m. East York Ladies' League-- Whitby Scugog Cleaners at Donlands;' 8:15 p.m. Scarborough Ladies' League -- Oshawa vs Cedar Hill; at Blantyre Park, 8:30 p.m. York Central Juvenile Girls League -- Maple vs Oshawa Woodview Park; at North Oshawa Park, 8:30 p.m: SOCCER Oshawa Junior 'B' Lea- gue -- Brookside vs Glen Stewart, at 6:30 p.m. and Lake Vista vs Local 222, at 8:00 p.m:; both games at Kinsmen Memorial Stadium. LACROSSE | OLA Senior 'B' League -- | Oshawa Lasco Steelers' vs '| Owen Sound North Stars; at Owen Sound, 8:3$ p.m. Midget.. SCOPE WEDNESDAY BASEBALL Leaside Oshawa Richardson's Sports; bot Park, 7:30 p.m. | Legion Tyke League:-- Car- jdinals vs Legionnaires; Ti- jgers vs Orioles and Indians vs Athletics; all games at K. of C. Field, at 6 :15 Junior League:-- Legionnaires vs at Tal- p.m. | Legion Bantam League;- Osh jawa Dairy vs Sklar Furniture, at 6:15 p.m. and UAW vs Jury' and Lovell, at 8:15 p.m.; both games at Kinsmen Civ- ic Memorial Stadium. TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track and Field Club-- Nightly training ses- sion; at McLaughlin Collegiate | Campus, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. SOCCER Darlington Senior League:- Solina at Tyrone and Zion at Salem; both games at 7:00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tourna- jment:- at Port Perry Lawn {Bowling Club, 1:30 p.m. SOFTBALL, Civil Service League:- Cad- jillac Billiards vs Rexco; at Lakeview Park (West Dia- mond), at 7:00 p.m..... Fo- jley's Plumbing vs Woods Transport; at North Oshawa Park, 7:00 p.m. and Town and {Country vs Rundle's Garden Centre; at North Oshawa }Park, 8:15 p.m. City and District Assoc.:-- Georgian Motor Hotel vs Jay Cees; at 6:15 p.m. and Mark- ham Hawks vs Pam Inter- jnational; at 8:15 p.m.; both |games at Alexandra Park. East York Intermediate La- dies' League-- East York Kiwanis vs Whitby Scugog Cleaners; at Whitby Centen- nial Park, 8:15 p.m. Durham Ladies' League:-- Port Hope at Newcastle and Courtice at Newtonville; both games at 7:00 p.m. and-out dirty play. There's no room for that sort of thing in he's on the move all the time tet the opposition another ke ORDINARY baseball fan gets a break tonight when the annual major league all- star game is played. It's not the first all-star game to be | played at night but it-will be | the first one to be carried on | television as a night attrac- they t ing a high-scoring defense- man for the Oshawa Green Gaels, tallied four times in : ce LARRY LLOYD, becom- | last night's. big win. Larry (No. 4) is shown here on one of his success ful sorties, just after putting the ball goalie Bob McNair, two other Brampton play- ers, Mike O'Brien (11) and past Brampton while A close first period, then a high score coupled with a small donnybrook provided about 1,000 Oshawa lacrosse fans with an ' entertaining evening. Monday night. Oshawa Green Gaels defeated Brampton 19-4 in Ontario La- crosse Association junior "A" play, without the services of high-scoring Gaylord Powless. Ross Jones and Larry Lloyd took up the slack, however, with five and four goals, respec- tively, while Charlie Marlowe scored three goals, John and Phil Clayton and Bob Goulding two each and Dwight Davies one. Brampton scorers were Brian Wilfong, Bob Eweles, Rich Archdekin and Ziggy Musial. Lloyd's four goals resulted _from a supreme effort, which was attested to by the seven pounds he lost during the game. POWLESS KEPT OUT . Wallace Johns (2) arrive on the scene too late to help their teammate. Woods Extend String, Southmead' Seventh-Straight Win Woods Transport defeated; hooked up in last night's pitch-|the rally for Woods. Jim Har- Town and Country 4-1, in the/ing duel. Jim Haire had a per-|ris forced Boyce at third, but first game of a Civil Service|fect Softball League doubleheader, last night at Alexandra Park. The win was the seventh straight for Woods, extending a streak that started on June 15 feated with at least one win over every other team in the league to put Woods in solid possession of second place,| close behind the league-leading| Rexcos. Bob Boyce and Dave Pigden| | night for the losers, |triple, single and walk while {McCullough had a ae |single also, to lead t losers') Pigden fanned Dave Conboy but! Fernhill Park 2-1, in an excit- seven - hit attack. arer's Dave Hardy connected for aling sudden-death softball game, aire's|solid hit, another throwing error|played last night at Connaught and has carried through unde-| triple, produced their lone run/then Ray McAvoy's single be-| Park. hind a walk to Ted Roberts, | completed the four-run parade. |fourth place in |Single in the 7th, behin jand spoiled Boyce's shutout. | Pigden was tagged for eight |hits, but after allowing a four- jrun outburst in the fourth,/t didn't allow another sefety Back - to - back singles by Boyce and John Piper opened 'People's Tie Juvenile Lacrosse Action People's Clothing and _ the| | Midget All-Stars played to a 5-5|/couple for the Midgets with Sid| |tie, in the Oshawa Minor La-|Root, Rick Johnston and Andy Juvenile}Kroonzie adding the others. crosse Association's League schedule game at the Children's Arena on evening, with Hawks nosing out|clubs, in the|Lacrosse Association's lucky draw, Eugene McDonald scored the}1420 Oxford Street, \lone goal of the game, to give|$50.00 bond. Kinsmen Panthers 1-0, other Juvenile tilt. in | | Hawks their win, with Ken De-| Hart playing well in goal, to) earn the shutout. | The other game was a free-| \scoring affair with Aris Bize scoring the first two goals for People's while Vitalis Snucins, Leo Peetes and Wayne Kot ae added one. for Lions and Paul Goodes got|Humphreys 3-and-2; Mickey '\their other one. |McMaster downed Bill Lyons 4- In the third tilt, Pee Weejand 3; Greg Milosh defeated | | Oshawa's Pam Miller shot a-one-over-par 77 yesterday in the opening round of the Ontario Women's Open Golf championship being held at Chatham. Pam was one stroke behind Sandra Post, who shot an even par 76. The top four golfers from yesterday's play are all former champions in the open. Georgians Upset Shells | Georgian Motor Hotel regis- \tered the upset of the season} in the Oshawa City and District Softball League's "B' division! Monday, knocking off league| leading Bay Ridges Shells 7-5.| | Winning pitcher Al Cook held) jthe heavy hitting Shells in| check n.ost of the way, while) }his mates hopped on Al Buksa jfor five runs in the second and Pog another pair in the; top/ of the seventh. Ray Stinson clouted a three-| run homer for Georgians with} Wes Kuteshienski contributing | a double and triple, driving in three runs. Mike Mothersill had| [ee hits. [Local 222 Salvages 'Tie With Azzurri: A goal by Ken Cowie earned Local 222 a 1-1 tie with Azzuri jin an Oshawa and District Soc- | |} cer League game held recently. | Joe Machocia scored Azzur- |ri's only goal, in a game in which Local 222 was hard press- ed throughout. Monday} was the winner of a set of golf |Local 222. |1136 nosed out Lions Club 4-3 ;ners, {Taylor each scoring a couple. fie Kucherik seuiny post UAW Stops -- on-the-Lake, Jarvis and New Toronto. | |o Midget Stars, d p Ss Dave McLaughlin scored al E. Attersley, 73 Burk Street,| the Oshawa Minor while Leonard Foster, won the MIDGET LEAGUE \ er Civil Service play as B.| Knapp hit three singles and R.! jennie and. A a nifty pitching duel between |Lynburner hit two singles and| i has rf ee i etaresa Bryan for Fernhill and Allison Foley's big hit of the ball a Southmead, with the latter igame off Bourd: vas a fourth} © alking up 14 strikeouts, al- 8 itches aA ee dt lowing two walks and three hits, G. Supryka hit a double for|o"¢ @ triple by Zarowny. Fern- Rundle's while singles came|hill broke the 0-0 dea from R. Hall and B. Keys. inning home run by Westicott. alan error throw by Greener left Piper safe at the plate on Har- ry Snow's. infield grounder. Roberts was the only batter| 0 get two hits. REXCOS BEAT FOLEY'S Rexcos pushed two runs ac- |ross the plate in the sixth innin f their game against Foley's |to take a 5-3 win in Civil Serv-| ; ; ' lice' Softball, League play Mon.| Lake Vista failed to field a full ay. Rundle Garden Centre drop-| ed Cadillac Billiards 9-3 in oth-| harp a pair of doubles. K. Howard led Rexco with a single while utton one, | K. Bradley hit a home run for Cadillac while Parker and|® Series of passed balls and a) ed for Lake Vista diamond, on o'clock. the sixth when Bombino sin- gled with two out, advanced on|S°ftball game Monday. day as a disciplinary action taken by Gaels' coach, Jim | Bishop. | Bishop said he could not keep one set of rules for Powless and another for the rest of the team. Rall In 7th | Gaels were held to a 1-0 lead jafter one period of play partly |due to the close checking of G 2 ] Wi Brampton but mainly because ets 2-1 Win Southmead scored two runs} of brilliant play on the part of Robert McNair in the Brampton jin the bottom of the final jseventh inning, to nose out goal. MeNair continued playing well in the second period but Gaels settled down, scoring eight gr' to Brampton's one. Phil Clayton and Jones dis- |tinguished themselves during __ |the game when they were killing to decide| penalties. Both players ex- the Kiwanis] hibited fancy footwork to keep Boys' Bantam League standing) the ball from Brampton, to the and the win qualifies South-|delight of the fans who ap- oa 9 open their OASA semi-| plauded their ability. final elimination series, against) During the second period Kingside Park, at Kingside on/eicht players were sent to the Wednesday evening. -- |penalty box at the same time. In the other semi-final round, |p, @ "disagreement" started when Brampton's Gord Keates charged Oshawa _ goaltender Merv Marshall. Marshall was quickly rescued at this point by John Clayton, who fought Keates with great gusto. | Others joined in, and by the The game was team at Storie Park and so lost the first game of that series by default, 9-0. Second game of the 2-out-of-3 series is book- Wednesday evening, at 6.30 The game at Connaught was Woodview Squirts Trim Lake Vista Woodview trounced Lake Powless was not dressed Mon- | time the referees had things sorted out, five Oshawa players were in the penalty box and three Brampton players includ- ing Keates with ten minutes in penalties, Bishop applauded Clayton's actions, saying he did the right thing and that the Brampton player was obviously goingafter. Marshall with intent to injure. CONTINUES STREAK / Clayton's two goals \Monday marks the eighteenth consecu- tive game since the 'season opened that he has scored. When asked if he felt any pres- sure he said no and emphasized that his team-mates made his scoring string possible. Bishop spoke briefly after the game on the subject of Powless and discipline. Midgets Post | : = '10th Straight | | PETERBOROUGH (Staff) -- Oshawa Legionnaires A Majors scored five runs in the first two innings and held on to claim a 6-5 victory over Peter- borough in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association midget game here Monday. Legionnaires held a 6-2 lead going into the last of the eighth but Peterborough rallied and had the tying run on second base with two out when Mike Bothwell relieved Oshawa start- er Bob Limkilde. Bothwell struck out the final man in the eighth and fanned the three ninth inning batters to protect the lead. It was Osh- awa's 10th straight win. Limkilde struck out 11 bat- ters and walked one while giy- ing up 10 hits. Losing pitcher Tom Evans fanned only four, walked two and gave up 11 hits. Bernie McGuire and Ted Mc- Comb each had three hits for Oshawa, with Bob Durno and Monty Rose collecting two each and Limkilde one. Murray Stinson, Mike Girard and Eric O'Donnell each had two hits for Peterborough, with Scott Park, Ted Bartley, Gary Hodgson and Jim Dun- lop adding the others. Oshawa 320 100 000--6 11 5 dlock in| Vista 22-6 in an Oshawa Neigh- borhood Parks Association tyke | The winners scored in every| Three games were played in\Read connected for doubles and|Wild pitch, to score the first|inning but the fifth of the the OMLA Bantam League|Mooney a single. schedule and each resulted in a close game, with a one-goal margin for the winners. Jury and Lovell defeated} Local 222 4-3, with Brad Pow- less scoring a pair for the} Drug Store team and Lance} Livingstone getting the other| two. Paul Goodes, Murray Gar-| rison and Dan Woodward shared the scoring honors for |" ja In the second game, Local and in this one also, two play- ers did the scoring for the win- Paul Davey and Dave scored twice Green Gaels nipped the Police Assoc. team 5-4, with Peter Waldinsperger and Stan Cock- erton 'each scoring twice for the winners and Jeff Rorabeck a pair for the losers. Sklars 3 - 0 | | United Auto Workers handed | |Sklar Furniture a 3-0 setback {behind the two-hit pitching of Bryan Rose in Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association | bantam play at Eastview Park | Monday. Rose led UAW at the plate with a pair of doubles and other hits went, to Mike Harper, Reid Foster and Doug Warlow. In a tyke game, Legionnaires | trounced Tigers . 10-3 behind |winning pitcher Paul Sander, | who struck out 12 batters. Gil Colbray hit a grand slam | home run and double for | | Legionnaires while Neil Gould, Gary Taylor and _ Allister | Simeson each had a double. Oshawa Pams | Win Tourney Oshawa's Pam International, | ed by the hitting of Ron} Wright, won the Richmond Hill) Invitational Softball Tourna- ment in double knockout compe- lition Saturday. Wright hit two home runs dur- ing the first four games of the! tournament to bring Pams into! the main semi-finals. In the semi-finals, Pam lost the first game, 4-0, to Dynes Jewellers of Richmond Hill. & three - run outburst in the ninth inning of the second game pav- d the way for a 4-3 win for Pams and the_ tournament championship. Pam International competed, against seven other teams in} the tournament including those from Richmond Hill Niagara- eliminating former club champion, 3-and-2. Bob Bradley beat and Dale Tallon downed Dave Prest, also by 3-and-2 scores. Don Wilson 3-and-2; Tom Kidd beat Ray McMaster 1 up Ross Gibbs eliminated Willard Johnson 5-and-4. getting one goal. Brad Powless|9n July 23. and Emil Meault each notched | gums | McGrath Upset | In Early Round Hugh Johnson pulled some-| thing of a surprise in the first|when Thompson was safe on| 'ound of the club championship t the Oshawa Golf Club by Jeff McGrath, a In other first round matches, Ray Davis Rich Vesey won over John and Quarter-finals will be played run of the game. seven inning tilt, scoring five Brian struck out 10 batters,|runs in each of the second, five walks and also|fourth and sixth innings. gave up cle , five hits. He blanked Southmead! Winning pitcher Gordon gave until the last inning, when|up three runs in the second, Hodgson opened with a single.|and one each in the fourth, He was forced by McDonald,| fifth and sixth. then Shearer drew a_ walk. They advanced on a_ passed ball and scored after two out, Modern Cleaners an error -- which ended sy Defeat Palmers A three-run final inning car- Maple Grove Wins rie Modern Cleaners to a 6-3 |win over Palmer Cleaners. in Close One At Home softhan action at Alexandra Nec by Jack Whalen isa Park last night. a Jack en led| ' : Maple Grove to a 1-0 win over|_ Modern Cleaners hit pitcher Solina in a Darlington Senioy|Bud Ross for 18 hits while Soccer League game Saturday,|Palmer replied with nine. "Mere pen . ; 4| Jim Strachan, Fred Cocker- n other action Hampton ani Af Zion played to a 1-1 tie. Scoring ton, Ted Whitely, Ken Howard for Hampton was Richard Mills, and Hootch Lyon collected two hits apiece for Modern while while Richard Skoreyko kicked Zion's only goal marker. |Bey Woods had two for Palmer. game. 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In the Tyke division, Blue Jays and Kendalwood Marine played to a 4-4 deadlock with Peter Little and Ken DeMille each potting a pair for the Blue Jays while Raymond Schroel scored three goals for the Marines and Billy Edwards got |their other one. Two games were played in the Pee Wee League, with Osh- awa Discount House and Gus Brown Motors playing to a 5-5 tie in the first one while Dear- born's Shell defeated D-X Oil Kings 11-8 in a free-scoring nightcap. Albert Liebregts scored three goals for Discount House with Derek McCan.mond and Chuck Richardson adding singletons. Tim Briscoe scored twice for Gus Brown Motors and team- mates Robbie White, Dan Mor- ris and Paul McLellan each contributed one. Wayne McGuigan and Mark Hutchins each had a big night for Dearborn's, scoring four goals apiece. Mike Flegel add- ed a pair and Ed. Schroer got their other tally. Ron Tutak was the big gun for the Oil Kings, with five counters, with Drew Armstrong adding two and Wayne Gow a loner. 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