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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturduy, July 29, 1967 i ey POSSIBLY THE worst kept secret of the year was the fact that four members of the Can- adian national baseball team have played professional base- ball. Why they should have been allowed to play for Can- ada's team in the first place should be the first question asked of officials. Surely the rules must be clear on this point. It didn't take the Pan- American Games officials long to reach a decision once the subject was in the open. CANADIAN profession- al baseball players are a rar- ity, and as such they receive quite a bit of publicity. But what about the Cuban players, quite a few of whom probably play in the Cuban League. At one time this was a strong pro- fessional circuit, operating during the winter months, with many native major leaguers picking up a few extra dollars. Is the league still a profession- al one or has it become an am- ateur circuit now that the country has nothing to do with the United States? REPORTS HAVE Wren Blair heading into Winnipeg next week for the final week of the Pan-Am Games, but they are probably the farthest thing from Blair's mind. He's trying to build a National Hockey League contender out of no- thing and has his eyes on a quite a few members of Can- ada's national hockey team. Maybe Rev. David Bauer and Jackie McLeod will spirit the players out of the city for a week's holiday. OSHAWA GREEN Gaels close out their Ontario La- crosse Association junior "A" season tonight at Huntsville, eral times. Monday, it's To- ronto Richardsons men Stadium and it appears that light trouble has been re- paired. "\ SPORTS BEAT Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor perhaps the last meeting this year between the teams. There's quite a bit of rivalry between the teams but Gaels would probably be just as happy if the Tornadoes are bumped off in the first round. It's quite a grind with summer traffic into the north country. THINGS COULD be hopping in Brooklin tonight as the hometown Redmen entertain Peterborough Pepsis in an OLA senior "A" contest. Seems Brooklin goalkeeper Bob McCready and Pete's John Davis had quite a differ- ence of opinion following Davis' seventh goal Thursday night and when the shooting was over, the referees had call- ed the game and Redmen were pinned into their dress- ing room by more than 300 fans, The team'bus was backed into the arena and Redmen escaped to battle anew. THE UNPREDICTABLE Oshawa Legionnaires did it again last night at Kinsmen Stadium. Playing Belleville seniors, the junior Legion- naires came up with a gritty performance to capture a 5-4 verdict, scoring three runs in the eighth inning. In contrast to some of their more recent performances, Legionnaires were sharp, turning in sev- eral good fielding plays. They seem to play their best ball when involved in a running feud with the opposition. Last night, they had quite a time with the Belleville catcher, with trouble threatening sev- at Kins- SPORTSCOPE TRACK AND FIELD TODAY LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- |training session: at McLaugh- Peterborough' Don Byes |}, "Petes" vs Brooklin Redmen, at Brooklin Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' League -- Oshawa Green Gaels vs Huntsville Hawks, at Hunts- |; ville Arena, 8:30 p.m. SOFTBALL Lakeshore Minor League Playoffs -- Trenton vs Osh- awa Quality Fuels; ist game of 2 - out - of - 3 champion- ship finals; at North Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. | Ontario Cup Playoffs Kingston Flying Dutchmen vs Oshawa Italia; Ontario Cup sudden - death, semi - final game; at Kinsmen Civic Me- morial Stadium, at 7:00 p.m. Darlington Senior League-- 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. | SOFTBALL | Georgian Legion Track Club: Nightly in Collegiate Campus; from Oshawa City and District Assoc.: Oshawa Jay Cees vs Motor Hotel: at | North Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. and Markham Hawks vs Ajax Merchants; at Ajax; 8:00 p.m. Scarborough Junior Girls' League: Scarborough Village vs Oshawa; at North Oshawa Park, 8:30 p.m. Civil Service L day COMING DOWN THE BACKSTRETCH IN A RACE HELD AT THE OSHAWA FAIR Two double-heat winners were recorded last night in the har- ness racing program held at the Oshawa Fair. Stepping Bill, owned by Mor- R winner, in the third and seventh races, while Sir Blaze Away, owned by Bruce Cummings of Port Perry, won the fourth and Fifth Race -- 1 mile | Moliv Haw Lee, R. Brown 2 2 Th'ghtf'l Cass, S. Br'wn 3 1 Oshawa Junior Legionnaires} struck for three runs in ~ ple jeighth inning at Kinsmen Sta- dium last night to claim a 5-4 |victory over Belleville Lom- \banks in an Eastern Ontario} |Basevall Association senior |game | Victory went to Murray God- ifrey, who settled away after four. Belleville pitcher Bill Latch- ford was coasting along on a |giving up three hits and two runs in the first inning to limit the visitors to nine hits. God- frey struck out 12 and walked four - hitter until the eighth.) He walked Ken Toffan, the fi Three Run Eighth Inning 'Give Legionnaires Win batter, and Al Holt lined a tri to left centre, .ondfirst dive ahec.. of the throw. Wayn. "»okson bounced third and was safe on an error. with Holt scoring. Cookson stole 'second and moved to third as| game. 'vird| ~| the way at the plate for Leg- the catcher missed . a strike on Grant Yeo, Yeo mak: ing it to first safely. Cookson scored the winning/five hits. Tho others went to to/Holt, Jones and Godfrey. run as Godfrey grounded secoad for a double play, with| making aj|who earlier had hit two singles into third base/and a double. t o|ball again, but second baseman -;ing up dangerous Ralph Plaine, | Plaine got a good shot at the Tony Jones leaped to his right to grab the liner and end the Brian Boyd continued to show | ionnaires, collecting two of their, Plaine had three safeties: for Belleville having no chance to! Belleville, with John McKibbon! stop Cookson. Godfrey quickly retired the/up two. Others went ] first two batters in the ninth;Hunter and Larry Soules. | t} but walked Pat Asseltine, bring-| Belleville | | and Stu Muirhead each picking} to Moe! Argos Edged By Roughie 'Lose First Exhibition Game TORONTO (CP)-- A 100-yardjand 2 single and converted all kickoff return for a touchdown | three by rookie Jim Cambridge Fri-| touch | carried Saskatchewan|completed scoring. Roughriders to a 26-24 win over ja thrilling fourth quarter injin three starts |which Argos barely failed to}converted all three and added dian Football League exhibition game before 24,156 fans. touchdowns. A safety in the second quarter Quarterback Wally Gabler Toronto Argonauts in a Cana-jand speedsters Jim Greth and| Chicago Jerry Bradley accounted for the Toronto scoring as the Argos Cambridge's score decorated lost their first exhibition game John Vilunas steal the verdict with a late'a single when he missed a 23- rally. The threat died when end Mel Profit dropped a pass in the Saskatchewan end zone with) two minutes remaining. Flanker Hugh Campbe! | defensive back Bob Kosid col- lected the other touchdowns for) Rundle's Garden Centre vs Woods Transport; at Alex- andra Park, 7:00 p.m. MIFFED AT OFFICIALS HAVANA (Reuters)-- a Morehead Leads Toronto | Angel Masjuan, president of the |Cuban Fencing Federation, has| yard field goal bid in the first quarter. Quarter back Ron Lancaster| Kansas City 1 ana\° Saskatchewan also was pinned for a safety touch. 201 000 010--4 9 3 Oshawa 110 000 03x--5 5 2 | Latchford and McKibbon; |i Godfrey and Yeo. BASEBALL | SCOREBOARD the seventh inning. Gales Defeats Concretes Led By Mapes' Three Hits :ssi:.'r. BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Oshawa} Gale Lumber, led by the hitting|O'Reilly, of Lloyd Mapes, defeated Brook- | O'Connor and Ron Taylor. Tay-| ton, 77; Cepeda, 75 lin Concretes 6-2 in an Oshawa}! City and District Softball Asso-| six hits and struck out 14 bat-| 124 ciation "A" division game last't night. Mapes went three for four at, the plate, smashing a triple.) double and two singles. Vern| ' Ralph Ferguson, with a double and a|25 Davis for Gale Lumber hit the| single, and Ron Jones, with a double and a single. only home run in the game, in|; Mimico Takes TORONTO |Mounties clinched fourth place in the Ontario Lacrosse Asso- | |ciation Junior A league Friday) by defeating Toronto Township | 15-10. Joe Timpson scored four }goals and. Dan Moore added |three for Mimico. Paul Parnell| 4+. are entered in the 22nd An- jand Kevin Ellis scored two) nual Karwartha Lakes Amateur seventh brought nor, -who was on base with a} single and put the game out of| Fourth Place reach of Brooklin. (CP) -- Mimico|~ National League AB R Hi Pet.! 328 40 118 360) 350 65 124 354) 364 61 126 .346 263 42 87 .331 Staub, Hous Clemente, Pitts | Runs--Aaron, Atlanta, 77; R. to RalphlAllen, Philadelphia, 74 Cole, Tom| went Doug Singles or, pitching for Gale, gave up| Hits--Cepeda 126; ers. Doubles--Staub 30; Cepeda 2 Tom Simpson was the big hit-| Tmples -- Williams, Chicago, |--~ er for Brooklin with three hits,|9; R. Allen 8 | Home runs--Aaron 26; Wynn Stolen bases -- Brock, St. 35; Phillips, Chicago, 19 ing -- Jarvis, Atlanta, .786; Veale, Pittsburgh, iple, rounded out Brooklin hit-| Louis, rip! n in hit-| Pitch ing. 11-3, Davis' run home O'Con-| .750. Strikeouts -- Marichal, San Francisco, 158; Bunning, Phila- home t i 252 54 85 .337 342 61 112 .327 240 51 77 .321) ¢ 279 51 85 .305 342 44 102 .298) 66; | F; Yastrz'ski, Bos Kaline, Det Conigliaro, Bos Carew, Minn Runs--McAuliffe, Detroit, Killebrew, Minnesota, 63 Runs batted in--Yastrzemski and Killebrew, 72; F. Howard, City Golfers In Tourney Five Oshawa and district golf- M'sty H'th'r, J. Mathison SI'de H'n'ver, L. C'chr'ne M'dview Bird, R. K. McQ'dl 3 ris Brooks of Uxbridge, was a| Frisky H'rb'rt, Swerdfiger 5 5 in' the)19.4 and Hughes, St. Louis, 93, Stepping Bill Top Winner Ada F. Scott, T. Brock 44 obbies Gal, R. Romme 8 DNS 6 6 74, 3 Times: 1:41.2; 2:17 Second Race -- 6% Fur. and Sixth Race -- 6% Fur. eighth. Nie Hie, L. Hoskin 6 6 Stepping Bill also had the| Island Song, S. Brown ee | fastest times in the program,|Robert Lee Jr., J. Young 3 4 with a 1:39.1 in the 64-furlong| Capital R., G. Robinson ae event and a 2:15.4 in the mile. | Marion Riddell, I. Cochrane5 2 First Race -- 6% Fur. and! Hi Vic, B. Reid 3 Third Race -- 6% Fur. and Seventh Race -- 1 mile Ask Me, R. Gassien |LEAGUE LEADERS Steppitg Bill, G. Robinson 14 --| By THE CANADIAN PRESS |/{incess Frisco, S.Moore 3 2 Tornado Lee, R. McQuaid 4 3 J'mmy Whistl'r, I. Th'ck'r'y5 § 7 6 6 DNS Times: 1:39.1; 2:15.4 Fourth Race -- 6% Fur. and Eighth Race -- 1 mile 289 48 95 .329|Sir Bl'ze Away, B. C'm'ngs 1 1 Jaco Chief, G. Jacobs 35 {Noble Spencer, S. Brown 5 4 Runs batted in--Wynn, Hous-| Hillcrest Jeffrey, T. Brock 7 7 |Top Hill Sp'c'l, I. Tackeray 4 2 Clemente) Br'ndyw'ne Boy, R. McQu'd2 3 "| Moorelands Missy, B. Moore6 6 | Times: 1:43; 2:21.4. edal Loss Brings Tears WINNIPEG (CP)-- Faye Ur- an, Windsor, Ont., school- eacher, fled in tears after los- ing her chance for a gold medal n tennis at the Pan-American delphia, 151 4 : Games Friday, and her victor- anata American ee H Pct,| ious American opponent com- | ' A 4 " ls Rohineon, B plained bitterly about the parti san crowd. Miss Urban put up _a stiff 'ight before bowing to Patsy Rippy, 19, of Shawnee, Okla., n the women's singles semi- inals, 6-4, 5-7, 7-5. Miss Rippy, seeded No. 2, will meet top - seeded Elena Subirats of Mexico in Sunday's | By THE CANADIAN PRESS leach. Single goals came from/Goif Tournament being held on| Washington, 64. final. American 'Learee forced ge hes eed ne August 5-7. Hits--Yastrzemski 112; Tovar,| Miss Subirats knocked off WL Pet. GL Rreache" m Soote and 'an) Representing Oshawa and dis-| Minnesota, 109 fourth - seeded Jane Albert of SS at S78 | eee trict are George Moss of Osh-| Doubles -- Tovar 23; Campa-| Pebble Beach, Calif., 6-2, 6-8, | Boston 54 42 563 George Wilson tallied three} awa Golf Club, Dennis Vorvis of|neris, Kansas City, 22 6-3 in Friday's other semi-final. Detroit 52 43 1% times for Toronto Township.|Thunderbird, John Harris of| Triples + Monday, Kansas! Miss Urban had evened the California 54 47 314 Other scorers were Bob Gard-| Thunderbird. Mick McMaster of|City, 6; six tied with 5 count by taking the second set Minnesota 51 45. 4 jner, Frank Oda, Barry Salo-|Qshawa, and Bob Bradley of| Home runs--Killebrew, 30; F.) and seemed on her way in the | Washington 49 52. 814 varra, Earl McNeil, Mike|Qshawa. Howard, 26 third. Cleveland 45 53 Marks, Joe Hore and. John) This year's tournament has g| Stolen bases -- Campaneris,|) The Canadian, ranked No. 3% | Baltimore 43 53 .448 12 Anderson. field of 235 players chosen out|36; Agee and Buford, Chicago,|in her country, could hardly |New York 42 54 .438 13 Oshawa Green Gaels now play| of a total of 300 entries. 22. talk after the loss. She would 42 57 .424 14%4|Brampton in the semi-finals for| The golfers will be playing for} Pitching -- McGlothlin, Cali-| only say that Miss Rippy played Friday's Results the Minto Cup. The first game $3,500. in Carling Awards. The|fornia, 9-2, .818; Horlen, Chi-| well and that the strong wind Baltimore 0 Cleveland 1, 12 in-\o¢ the Oshawa-Brampto: am tournament is being held at the] cago, 12-3, .800 had not affected her play. Then nings pion series) Kawartha Golf and Country| Strikeouts -- Lonborg, Boston,|she fled in tears to theWocker Saskatchewan led 7-1 in the) Minnesota 9 Boston 2 Grey/|first quarter and 16-10 at half-/Kansas City at New York, ppd, | Cup champions. Jack Abend-/time. The third quarter was! rain schan contributed a field goal'scoreless. |California 2 Washington 8 Zion at Courtice; Maple | % Pr] 8 Grove 3 Tyrone an Salen ae een inaee! With Fourth Straight Win at Hampton; all games at | American Games in Winnipeg 7:00 p.m ie abysmal refereeing," the . 8 |Cuban new y ens La-| ake tina reported ETIGny, Thassac,| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Bobby Cox poled a leadoff eee iCuban se 4 homer in the fifth inning to BASEBALL \Cuban reporters accused) Toronto Maple Leafs Dave i ° Leaside Junior League: | ee of partiality | Morehead became the Pls aa ag ong carga gr Oshawa Legionnaires vs theekatt 1 tuba' in Wednesday's|i1.game winner in the Interna-| cently pitched a no - hitter. People's Credit Jewellers; at |Dasketball game with Mexico /tional League when he directed) pannsen was rattled by the blow Talbot Park, 2:00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' League: Oshawa Lasco Steelers vs Windsor Clippers; at Windsor, | 7:00 p.m. j MONDAY LACROSSE OLA Junior 'A' Playoffs: Mimico or Brampton vs Osh awa Green Gaels; Ist game of 4-out-of-7 'A' Series: at Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League: | Richardson's Sports vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Sal Tovella, last year's winner of the Kawartha 250 repairs damage to his car which Mexico won 71-66. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rugged Freddie (Red) Cochrane won the world welterweight boxing cham- pionship 26 years ago today | in 194i--by outpointing Fritzie Zivik at Newark, NJ., in a brawling 15 rounds. Starting at 41 against him, Cochrane won a close decision despite the loss of one round for a low blow and a gallant closing bid by the veteran Zivic. i 7 q 6 ae : ACCIDENT IN THE FIRST TURN after it spun out on the first corner at Mosport yes- terday. Tovella expects his |Toronto to a 3-1 second-game and yielded a walk to Mike victory after the Leafs took a jum and a double to Mike Page opening game 'It was the fourth successive|patted in during a three-run|Chicago at Cleveland N victory for Morehead, who/ouytburst in the sixth inning. Bob| Kansas City at New York helped his -own cause with a'yasko, in relief of Bahnsen, ab-| Minnesota at Boston jrun-scoring single in the fourth sorbed his third loss against as inning. Morehead, tagged for seven hiis. left the game in the eighth. z An error and Jack Damaska's|ter's downfall. Jacksonville other games. eRe bi car to be ready for the race today. This year's Kawar- tha 250 has attracted top / |REMEMBER WHEN? . 54 defeat in the extra-inning to tie the score. Cox added a single and a run Many wins. Three triples led to Roches- jeighth - inning double against trailed 2-0 in the second when a |Pete Magrini settled the opener. walk, a triple by Johnny Lewis | Jacksonville Suns defeatedjand a sacrifice fly tied the|s ; |Rochester Red Wings 4-3, Rich- ; pane reneiace jmond Braves tripped Syracuse |Chiefs 5-3 and Toledo Mud Hens) ~ ' b |slapped Buffalo Bisons 10-4 in tripled in the sixth and a sacri- 'fice fly sent Collins home. score. Lewis and Kevin Collins also, Philadelphia drivers from al! over North America. They are shooting for $25,000 in prize money. 3|New York 0 Los Angeles 2 | Detroit 7 Chicago 4 Probable Pitchers Today | California (Newman 1-0) at| Washington (Bertaina 2-3) | Detroit (Sparma 10-3) at Chi-| | cago (Howard 3-7) Baltimore (Hardin 0-0) at Cleveland (O'Donoghue 5-3) | | Kansas City (Hunter New York (Peterson 2-10) | |. Minnesota (Kaat 8-10) and} | Merritt 6-3) at Boston (Bell 7-9 | and Waslewski 2-1) TN | Sunday's Games i | Detroit at Chicago 2 | |Baltimore at Cleveland 2 | California at Washington 2 Kansas City at New York 2 Minnesota at Boston Monday's Games i Only Games Scheduled. ! National League W L. Pet. GBL| re will be held July 31. Club. 152; McDowell, Cleveland, 148. room. STEPHENSON'S GARAGE @ Wheel Alignment Specialists @ Frame and Wheel Straightening @ Wheel Balancing, Cor Vibrations, 15 CHURCH STREET Ph. 725-0522 | Lee Bishop RADIATOR REPAIRS Cleaning end Recoring New and Used Radiators 42 Bond St. W. 725-1633 There's More To See with... 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