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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, July 21, 1967 SOCCER holds the sports spotlight around these paris tomorrow evening, although no doubt a lot of local lacrosse fans will take in that Senior 'A' tilt up in Brooklin, where Brampton Excelsiors will be visiting the Redmen. Green Gaels will have a contingent of rooters with them at Hast- ings where a visit from Osh- awa Juniors always brings out a special Saturday night crowd there. Here at Kinsmen Stadium, we find Oshawa Italia, fresh from their clean- cut win over Aurora in last week's Ontario Cup playoff game, ready to take on Sud- bury in the second round. Italia's supporters have it figured that Sudbury will pro- vide Oshawa with their tough- est opposition, on route to the actual Ontario Cup final. How- ever, the provincial final against the Western Ontario representatives is sure to produce keen competition. In the meantime, proceeding on the time-proven system of on e-at-a-time-is-good-fish- ing, Oshawa Italia's powerful eleven will be out to dispose of the Sudbury challenge here Saturday evening. OUR NEIGHBORS in Dar- lington Township are being treated to some outstanding entertainment these summer evenings, for all the good soccer in the area is by no means confined to the Kins- men Stadium pitch. With only three more weeks remaining in their season's schedule (six playing dates) after tomorrow night, they have a fair idea of which four teams will make the coveted playoff berths but certainly the final standing and favored first place in the race is very much in doubt. Tyrone, in fifth with 14 points, after upsetting league-leading Solina the other night, now has an excellent chance of catching a playoff berth, since Zion and Maple Grove are tied for third and fourth spots, with 17 points each while Courtice and Solina share the top rung, with 18 points each. Solina visits Courtice on Sat- urday evening. That game in Courtice, with sole possession of first place as the incentive, should be a hum-dinger. WEEKEND SPORTS activi- ties include Oshawa Legion- naires visiting Talbot Park on Sunday to meet Richardson while Whitby fans have a game at éach of their parks, Peterborough Pee Wees visit- SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell | Associate Sports Editor ing Whitby along with Cobourg Tykes, both on Sunday after- noon. Here at home, Lasco Steelers have a Senior 'B' Ja- crosse date with Wallace- burg's Red Devils and after losing here last night, the Steelers will. be out to win this one. Green Gaels close their schedule on Monday night, with Long Branch Mon- archs here and Jim Lutton's Legionnaires are at home to High Park, in a Leaside Jun- ior League fixture, at Kins- men Stadium. GREENWOOD RACEWAY has a special tomorrow night, a precedent in Canadian har- ness racing, with five 1967 Hambletonian "eligibles" going to the post in the same race, the fourth renewal of the $12,000 Greenwood Stakes. Never before in Canada have so many Hambletonian hope- fuls paraded before the har- ness horse folk at Greenwood or even at Garden City. It's a nine-horse field with Arm- bro Harold the likely favo- rite, having tasted defeat only once in five outings. Licking Speed, Angelo Pick Drum- mond R.C. and Nutmeg Han- over are listed as strong rivals, along with Hickory Blaze and Garma Alert. IT'S OLD HAT perhaps, but we'd like to repeat that Osh- awa softball fans are passing up some outstanding enter- tainment this summer, when they fail to take in the double- headers at Alexandra Park, every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening. The Oshawa City and District Soft- ball Association teams are coming up with some spar- kling performances. Wednes- day night Dave Leaming came within the first batter of pitching a perfect game, no hits, walks nor errors. He faced only 27 batters. Last night, Ron Taylor faced only 29 as he pitched Gale Lumber to a 5-0 shutout over Mark- ham Hawks. Taylor chalked up 17 strikeouts and allowed only one hit -- in the first inning. Only other Markham batter to reach first base was on Taylor's own throwing error -- on a hurried-up throw on a good bunt. City and Dis- trict schedule will continue right through the GM holidays this year and they'll make a real effort to clean up their "City Championship" playoffs, early, rather than drag them out until after OASA playoffs, as of last year. by Tommy Burrows. Fergus, scoring an unassisted| goal, before Burrows tallied his of the night in the third period/hit the goal for Fergus and Jim Mackenzie|missed or intercepted passes |hits. }the first FERGUS THISTLES' Cliff Turner and Oshawa Lasco Steelers' Charlie Ludlow (11) engage in a short, scrappy bout during the Ontario Lac- rosse Association Senior "B"' game at Oshawa Civic Aud- itorium last night. Onlookers include the referee Furgus goalkeeper Bryan Ronald, Oshawa's Tommy Vann (18) and Thistles' Bob Brown (19). Gary Landoni Fergus Star In Win Over Steelers Here Gary Landoni of the Fergus|to his goal and assist from the|disputing a Thistles was the big thorn in/first period, as well as throw- Brian Lewis. |the side of the Oshawa Lasco|ing a couple of body checks | Steelers last night, scoring four) when needed. goals and two assists to lead |his team to a Senior "'B" the Civic Auditorium. 10-7 win in ajon the scoreboard in the final lacrosse game at period, but in the fighting de- partment as Oshawa was not only blanked) well. Steelers' Steelers jumped to an early|Charlie Ludlow was pummeled | lead in the first period on goals|by Cliff Turner in a skirmish and Gerry|that broke out at the 17-minute/their total when they held a replied for|mark of the final frame. Vann Landoni second of the period. Bob Brown added his second, call by referee Fergus led the. penalty Pa-|walt Hall's opening single, a| rade with 14, including three five-minute penalties and a 10- minute misconduct. Oshawa had nine penalties in the game. Oshawa had an excellent op- portunity in the final minutes of the third period to add to man advantage because of a Fergus penalty. But a shot that post and The Steeler defence, whichjadded a single to finish the kept them off the scoreboard. half of scored twice on jhad held Fergus in check for|scoring. the frame, | jopened up in the latter part jand Fergus goals by Cecil Denny and John Meyer. A wandering defence forced| Lotton, Clarke, Armstrong, Ab- Campbell to come up with some|bott, Oke, Burns, Ludlow, Dav- excellent stops throughout the|enport, game and keep Oshawa jrange of the league-leading Oshawa goalie Matt Camp-|Thistles. OSHAWA--Campbell, Moore, Aru, Campbell, some Bur- in\rows, Drew, Vann, Henning. Oshawa City and_ District Softball Association fans saw another brilliant pitching per- formance last night at Alexan- dra Park as Ron Taylor hurled a one-hitter, to blank Mark- ham Hawks, 5-0, for a Gale Lumber triumph. "Rich" Black scraped a single, as second batter in the first inning and that was the only "hit" Markham could claim, Taylor didn't issue a single walk either and the oniy other Markham batter to get on first base was Grant Leish- man in the fifth inning, when he bunted and Taylor was guilty of a high throw to first base -- just too high for Ralph O'Reilly, who covered the bag on the play. Taylor faced only 29 batters in his complete con- tro] and he claimed 17 strike- out victims, displaying excel- pitches. Cliff Lumley went the dis- tance for Markham, although replaced by a pinch-hitter in the ninth. He too pitched well Bay Ridges Nips Jaycees In an Oshawa City and Dis- trict Softball Association 'B' League gane last night in Pickering, Bay Ridges Shells nosed out the Oshawa Jaycee Juveniles 3-2, in an 11-inning 'overtime thriller. Three-straight hits by Warren Hall, Lew Jackson and Tony |Mousseau, with one out in the | ninth, were followed by a walk Ito Larry McKay, to force in the tying run and save Ridges. Warren Hall homered in the bottom of the 11th, to give Shells their win. The homesters got their first run in the opening frame on walk to Bob Baird and a field- er's choice play that was too late at the plate. Wilson, pitch- ing for Jaycees, did a fine job, allowing only five hits but three the 9th and cost him his win. He had 10 strikeouts. Bay Ridges and gave up eight Hudgin, Koloneski and Casselman all hit safely in suc- cession in the fourth inning, for Jaycees but they got only one run out of it. In the sixth, lent control with his "mix'" of} Bay| but found Gales keen at the! plate. Dan Price opened the third with a single, was forced by Palmer Knight, but Taylor was safe on an error, Lloyd Mapes' sacrifice scored Knight and Taylor came home on a clean single by O'Reilly. | Jim Rowden got a Jot-afewood | on one to open the fourth with an over-the-fence homer and Gale's made it 4-0 in the fifth when Taylor opened with a single, advanced on Mapes' sacrifice bunt and a_ passed ball, scoring on a sacrifice fly by O'Reilly. Final run of the game came in the seventh. Price got his Kingside Park boys will rep- resent Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Kiwanis Bantam League in Ontario Amateur Softball Association Bantam 'A' playdowns this season. Kingside earned the honor last night at Cowan's Park |when they defeated Storie Park Bantams 7-4, in the third and deciding game of their playoff series. Kingside got to Ted Taylor, Storie pitcher, for four runs on five hits, in the very first in- ining. Dale Tullock opened with ja single, Eric Howard doubled, \Bill Hedger singled and Wayne \Chappell completed the rally with his homer. John Wright's single made it five hits in a row but he was left stranded. Chappell got his second homer to launch a three-run rally for the winners, in the sixth inning. Wright followed with a singie and with one out, Jim Grant | homered, to make it 7-2. Storie Park got to Erie How- lard for three hits and two runs jin their first inning, Jerry Coe and Ted Taylor each hitting doubles but Bob Donevan made la circus catch in left field to rob Dave Ross of an extra-base jhit but Stovell's triple followed Big Inning Big 'Brings Win A seven-run sixth inning en- ledge Bridlewood 11-10 in \Scarborough Girls' Sof tba!}/Crawford and Crosby each col-| Al Buksa pitched the win for|League game at North Oshawa |lecting four hits. |Thursday. Bridlewood, which held a 9-4) \lead going into the last of the} \sixth, rallied in the top of the seventh and had runners on Hosier, Koloneski and Grabko|batter was retired. all got on but. again. Jaycees| Gail Lucas had a triple FERGUS -- Ronald, Houch,|got only one run -- their last|double for Oshawa while Denny, Landoni, White, Okeefe,|of the game. and Val Shaw tripled and singled. Dean- Kingside Park Bantams Win OASA Playoff Berth and was wasted when Tom Rorabeck grounded out. Howard muffled the Storie Park bats until the sixth when he walked Ted Taylor and Ross followed with a homer, to make the score 7-4 but that was Storie Park's final spurt. Kiwanis Bantam League schedule will resume after GM holidays, with all teams eligible for the 'City Championship" playdowns in the Bantam League. Kingside expects to open their OASA playoffs about August 12 or 15. 138 Runs In Four Tilts Runs were plentiful in Osh- awa Neighborhoods Association softball play Thursday, with teams scoring 138 runs in four ames. In tyke play, Eastview trim- med Fernhill 15-10 and Con- naught Park whipped North Oshawa 27-13. In squirt action, Eastview trounced Kingside 36-2 and Con- naught nipped North Oshawa 18-17. Terry Mackness had a home| run, double and single for East- view tykes and Tom Shetler homered. Winning pitcher Brad Gales Blank Markham second hit of the game, was again forced by Knight, then Taylor was safe on an infield error, so was Mapes and Knight scored on the second bobble. TV TOWERS TOP GEORGIANS Mister TV Towers whipped Georgian Motor Hotel 14-5 in a free-swinging opener of the night's doubleheader. Al Cook started for Geor- gians and later gave way to Jim Starkey while Bob Talbot went the distance for TV Towers. The winners caught Cook "cold" in the first inning and bunched five hits, along with a walk and two errors for five runs, C. Johnston's triple and a double by Bob Blair being the big blows. TV Towers broke out again in the fourth, for three more runs, Larry Michael's double being the big hit in this rally. The winners added a_half- dozen runs in the eighth in- ning, to turn a respectable #5 score into a 14-5 rout. A. Cook faltered and went wild and Starkey had trouble finding his bearings when he took over, so the result was three walks, four hits, includ- ing Michael's triple--for six more runs. J, Cook's walk, single by Bob McKay, doubles by Mike Mothersill and Art Cochrane, gave Georgians three runs in the third. Talbot held them in contro! after that, all the way, except for the seventh inning, when Starkey's triple opened a four-hit barrage that netted their last two runs, McKay and Mothersill were the only two Georgians to get two hits. Morris Shows Way In Wings' Victory Jim Morris scored seven goals as Red Wings trimmed Keeler had 16 strikeouts. M. Patfield and Gary Vaughan were tops for Fern-| hill, each with three hits. | Oshawa Discount House 8-1, in a Garrard Road Minor La- crosse Association tyke game. Ken Brady scored the other Mills hit two home runs, a@\goal for Red Wings and Brian of these came in succession in abled Oshawa junior girls to|triple, double and single for| Jacobs a|Connaught tykes, with Wilson, | fouse. Eismont had three hits for North Oshawa, including a home run. In squirt play, Tureski | homered for Eastview, 'which| \third and first when the final|scored 13 runs in the fifth in-| ning. : | Connaught scored 'ive runs jin the last of the seventh to jnip North Oshawa, which had replied for Discount Marty Gallas notched all his team's goals as Garrard Road |Firefighters edged Blue Jays \6-4. John Fleming was the only marksman for Blue Jays. North Oshawa GOLF | 'Slu Kee} By BEN Associated Press Dick McAuliffe' much of the slu, joined Detroit si But his current d is keeping the striking distance the tight America nant race. The 27-year-old man rapped out | and a triple Thu leading Detroit to over Washington triumph left the place, but only tt hind first - place Sox. Cleveland Ind New York Yankee Boston - Baltimc only other one s postponed becaus the Red Sox lea bottom of the th McAuliffe, a pound left - hand only 24 homers league games co\ sons before mov troit as a regula Brandt WithD By MIKE Associated Press Jackie Brandt it is easier to mate Don Wilsor him, and the re tional League | quickly learning Wilson, a rooki who pitched a no ago and a three ago, cut down Ne hits Thursday Houston Astros b 7-0. It was his thir tory and while b aged opposing hit ing has brought | Brandt. The ve outfielder, hitting six hits in 11 at only triple and h of his 10 runs be those games. Brandt drove Thursday night v fly and the home double. Another part former, Gene Oli good night, strol gles and a two-ru led Philadelphia Los Angeles Do League - lead Cardinals unleas vier, Orlando Ce Tolan, who each whipped Cincinns Pat Jarvis sn _|nie Sharp and Diane Watt each|picked up three runs in the top| jhad a double and single, and/half of the inning. Green Gaels Win; ther hits went to Chris Greer,| -- ia cago Cubs' five - streak with a fo Driving Range JOIN OUR lifted Atlanta Br ' victory, and ¢ | broke his own s i |bell stopped four breakaway Neil Armstrong of the Steel-|Turner, Brown, P. Landoni, jshots in the first period when|ers was handed a ten-minute |O'Sullivan, Mackenzie, get k, s n : " n A te Some Of Top Race Drivers'is.'* "= # ® nerwiriatinsit Sat Hom Om | a ean "Sasl| Coiation tuslian anqdoni roke loose in aR ce gana s a va Hillock. Trim Brampton = ("bev 'No Sh i ut Out Hampton Contesting Kawartha 250 : jsecond period, Bev Northcott homered and In the Darlington Junior Soc- Top name drivers are enter-)Don White in this year's USAC ing string by Francisco Giant: umph over Pitts Wilson, 22, all gles by Ed Char inning and Larr ninth. He stru walked two and | tended his shuto * dnnings, breaking ord of 24 set by The Astros an the rest easy. B one of four secor with his fly and t run homer in th Oliver's first TOURNAMENT |° SAT., JULY 22 3 GRAND PRIZES Private and Group Lessons by John Kerr, P.G.A. PH. 725-3092 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Turn left ot Oshawa Shrine Club Prize money for this race wil] | be in the neighborhood of $100,- | 000, the largest purse ever of- fered in Canad he w dD Wi ascends preiog oe acrosse In jecca scoring ""Bob| . s goals, while teammates Bob Wh tb P ll i lsingled for Bridlewood, while Brown and Bob Mulvey scored | y u S rip e ay, BRAMPTON (CP) -- Oshawaljackie Reeves and Rosemary singles. |Green Gaels won their 19th| armstrong each had three hits.|cer League action Thursday "ee goals by Oshawa's Ron . . " presceerid Peary ies ape levening, Courtice blanked ing this year's Kawartha 250|points race and a win by White| Moore and singles by Bill Dav- T 0 h L paroenee ee ee s3.. |Hampton 6-0 while Zion won an billed by Cantrack Motor Rac- at Mosport on July 29 could put /enPort and Sat es les UShaWwa EQGIONNALTES terse" a by deteatins | Losers Get 13 Hits, jexhibition game over All-Stars ng Corp. Ltd. as Canada's only|him beyond Nelson's reach. 3 i sc ihe | 2-1. big-time stock car race. __|for the period and the game. WO vathe iootenaats 2 | Gaylord Powless and Ross) 7 H Mike Kuzenko and John Oyler ie sk SA Ta.) ace fans nt arena an |Gotne Vann yp ihe gStmin, MGs tamer was cond baton who dale gay qaced the fa- sac| COMME Nine Errors} rd tne gol hr Zn sme was originally set for July 15!run August 27. It will he the | Second SibPiets, Piayed. 6 solid | steelers "managed off Bryan throw to the plate cut down the oreen GBP wiut AOUr goals) Oshawa Towing -- trounced|Mike Hunting yot the Jone tally but the Telegram "Indy 200" first time Canada has ever had! second Period. adding an assist) Roce at Alexandra Park Thurs-|other runner trying to score. jeach. Jim Higgs scored three/Quality Fuels 12-8 in Oshawa! for the opposition. Trophy Race date was changed|, Formula race. "= /day but it was enough to earn! Oshawa hits went to Harper | while Larry Lloyd, Peter Vipond|;egion Minor Baseball Associa-| Robert Muir and Ray Siblock due to rain and the date of the theme ii te wilh Oshawa | Neil Oke and Wayne Tutin. | and Phil Clayton had one each.|tion pee wee play. leach scored twice for Courtice stock car race had to be moved 0 par. Ss Legionnaires in Eastern On-|whitby 010 000 e411 Bob Green notched a pair for| The losers outhit Towing one Don Archer, and Ken ahead. : : tario Baseball Association ban-| Oshawa 010 000 0-1 3 ;|Brampton. Single goals went to|but committed nine errors. Sivinks getting singletons while Unser will be back tam play ; " "\Dave Wilfoung, Gord Keats,| John Daniel was the winning|Don Harrison earned the shut- Bobby 'out. jin the rain. Lacrosse Association novice . Ww base. Rose struck out nine bat- Denis Hulme, leading the Play Wednesday. : ; . world driving championship and| Tony's came up with a 5-5 Lasalle pens Hii -- sw Share No-Hitter a ee at his partner Jack Brabham haye|tie against Houdaille and Nu-| hay. One AIEL a ISR R ne Norm Nelson kas also entered|already entered the formula 1|Way Photo clipped Tyke All- ¥ A ; ad j the race which carries valuable|Players Grand Prix of Canada|Stars 3-2 in other tyke action. | VanAW a Nee He tre in ie Oohaws vA" op pep iecrvid points towards the 1967 crown. j|with the rest of the circuit) Jeff Keenan added three goals |ottom of the second when! oie Thursday in B \* Nel ; | |Mike Harper walked, stole sec-|* 8" ursday in Eastern On elson is currently second to : tario Baseball Association mid- drivers expected to follow suit.|for Gun Club and Ted Bonello| ond, moved to third on a pass-| I n get play, with three pitchers one to offset a single goal by oq pall and scored on an over- combining for a no-hitter. TODAY | SOCCER Eastview's Steve Lewis. th to third b: Mark Jobb fired three goals aah Sai oe | Kim Rogers, Mike Bothwell for Tony's and Kevin Duionan, Whitby pulled a triple play and Ted McComb struck out two while Mike Mountain scor-|!0 end an Oshawa scoring )14 batters for the league-lead- BASEBALL Ontario Cup Playoff Game Eastern Ontario Bantam --Sudbury Italia vs Oshawa League -- Belleville vs Osh- (Italia, at Kinsmen Civic Me- awa Legionnaires, at Kinsmen | morial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. ed three goals for Houdaille and threat in the second. With run- | ing Majors, with Rogers col- Civic Memorial Stadium, 7:00 Darlington Senior League-- entrants for the race which offers $25,000 in prize money. Nineteen sixty-six United States Auto Club Champion women Sn man, SE ee A 12 run fifth Connaught to a over Zion in a Baseball game t Connaught wer inning with a 1 hitting of Zane I Hurst. Lowell « singles and two game. Hurst hi and four singles. Mike Johnson Zion with two s Winning pitch St. Andrew wh hitter. after winning the 'Indy 200" ee McGrath, Bradford (5) and|nave Rudge and Zi raial lnitehes and he and 'his brother Al will ie Os soa gg pitcher ie Robertson; Rosé and Shine, | iN iggy M oe pitcher. imi neu Mea ieee Ea ag cinoma cr ET ie provide tough competition for| This is one race that cannot Union Rod and Gun Club out- 1 2° hit: Ms Neue' og ©\ Paterson (5). | ae 'Sal Tovella, last year's 250 win-|be rained out or postponed be- scored Eastview Pharmacy 9-1|/5°°0 whitey 0 Se ---- Connaugh ner eget of a wet track for unlike behind a five goal performance s2¥® Whithy another ee ihe . the "Indy" cars "e by id J a Minor | secon y wi Th P h Tovella was one of the early| can and do race by David Jobb in Oshawa Minor only Whitby players to reach ree 1tc ers Trounces rome ma tad Foes 00:80 £ hh " t nadian. | Kevin Campbell two: ners on first and third, Paul lecting the win. Only two players scored in Britton lined the ball _to the) Wayne Blanchard topped the the Nu-Way - All-Star game as winners with a double and two s Cobourg Nips Dave Yuzwa scored all three singles whil i i 1 ; if e Bernie McGuir goals and Mark Sheridan scored . ; p.m. Solina at Courtice at 7:00 p.m. : ; had three hits, Bob Durno and SOFTBALI ----_______________ both All-Star tallies. Paul Bligdon' two each, Me- LL Comb, Bothwell and Bob Lim- City and District Assoc. -- Scugog Cleaners vs Brooklin Concretes, at Brooklin Com- munity Park, 8:00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Junior 'B' League. -- kilde one each. George Topping BASEBALL STARS Legionnaires ive om Tops Golfers Pitching--Don Wilson, Astros, COBOURG (Staff) -- Cobourg 007 352 2--19 13 1 hurled a two-hitter and set a/edged Oshawa Legionnaires 2-1 Oshawa "A's" club record by extending his |!n Eastern Ontario Baseball! 000 010 0-- 1 0 7 consecutive scoreless streak to Association pee wee play here ---------------- aE ; And "The Best In The House" in 87 lands, Kitchener vs Brooklin Lasco George Topping's 44-935 95 inings "as Houston h Thursday. r) " ae ' £ s am- Me Steelers, at Brooklin Arena, |Ca%d was a low gross and one 1 o1eq New York Mets 7-0 Winning pitcher Earl Clarey 8:30 p.m. of three tied for low net scores, iain es DEORE CODNUFE, at? tne Inte! SATURDAY ne rag pwsoctolg Federal Serv-| p with three of his team's five : y ice Golf League members held ; | hi x01 Lewi LACROSSE forth tts wecrat cai | Kirkham Standout! ms, the owners seing to Lewis OLA Senior 'A' League -- | Topping had a birdie and four| Brampton Excelsiors vs Brooklin Redmen, at Brooklin Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' League -- Oshawa Green Gaels vs Has- At Plate, In Field Oshawa, with Gary Allison' \"pars" to shoot his 44 score] i | : collecting a double and Ron jand Jim French, who had the Glen Kirkham did everything Steeves a single. lowest gross score of all, with|for tyke Tigers in their 19-3 win! Clarey and losing pitcher ° 43 and a net 36, had five pars|/over Indians except umpire the| Dave Smith each struc kout 12| * AS \ i \ ; is . | § a : Sp GO in his 43-7--36. Pete Bilyj and! game. batters. tings Legionnaires, at Has- (Jim Allison tied Topping for) Kirkham struck out 15 batters, | , | tings Arena, 8:30 p.m. jlow net, each having 47-12--35 hit a grand slam home run pee Pec py Fes : : ! LAWN BOWLING bog gael ag had three pars three singles in leading Tigers | ns sare ad Mixed Trebles Ti oe ; : to victory in Oshawa Legion| ] toe Hon Bane eek, at Jim French won Peter's Pot Minor Baseball Association ac- | TCO i | Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club, |£0% his low gross 43 score. tion Wednesday. | \ \ | \ 1:30 p.m. * | Charlie Bolton came up into 7d Brough also hit a grand rn FOR |the rarified atmosphere with slam home run but it was in a i SOFTBALL his 51-15--36 and Rudy Faber losing cause as Legionnaires de-| Lakeshore Minor League -- |was next in line with 58-20--38, |feated Athletics 23-10. | Walt Hooper slipped at 47-8--|, Indians' Finley Wilhidal hit a 39 and alongside were Bill Gor-|@0uble with singles going to Kev- | don 57-18--39 and Cam Ross,|i? Beaton, Brian Wilson and| 60-21--39. *|Mike Patrick. | | Neil -- contributed a home | run and a triple for Legion- | Eastern Ontario Bantam COST MILLIONS Inaires and Gil Colkiay angel] League -- Ajax at Peterbor- | The Louis-Hippolyte Lafon-|out a home run and a double. ough, 6:30 p.m.; Bowmanville rd bridge-tunnel structure of Allister Simeson added a triple at Frankford, 3:00 p.m. Quebec cost $75,000,000. jand Gary Taylor a doubl Cobourg vs Oshawa Quality Fuels, ist game of 2-out-of-3 playoff series, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m. BASEBALL KAMPING UNLIMITED Townline Road North (1 Mile North of King St. E.) PH. 728-9942 Check the Camping Column in the Classified Section for our od. jj [ or POST TIME: 7.45 NIGHTLY WHROLIGH AUGUST 12 Pit =