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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 1, 1967 } 2) DID YOU actually think the Green Gaels were going to blow that game last night? For 45 minutes, Brampton Armstrong's had the Gaels on the ropes but Jim Bishop's crew just kept plugging away, Jed by scrappy little Phil 'Clayton. He's not the bigest player on the Gaels but no one tries harder. Armstrong's certainly injected some life into what many expected would just be a cakewalk for the Gaels. They stayed with the defending Canadian Jun- ior Champions most of the way sparked by goalkeeper Bob McNair, but in the final analysis they just didn't have that extra finish. WHILE EVERYONE likes a winner, let's take time out today to salute a loser. It's the Oshawa Legionnaires' midget "A minor" baseball. team, which competes in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association. The club so far this season is winless, and a couple of the losses have been by wide mar- gins, but still the boys hang in there and give it everything they've got. TAKE THEIR most recent endeavors. They dropped a 10- inning decision to Belleville, 4-3. They were nipped 1-0 in nine innings by Oshawa ban- tams in an exhibition game that was originally scheduled 'for seven innings but went nine. Then they took Peter- #7 SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor dropping a 3-2 decision and then they were edged 5-4 by Peterborough in 10 innings. They travel to Port Hope Thursday and Frankford Sat- urday before commencing lea- gue playoffs next week. The boys deserve a pat on the back for sticking with it, which proves they want to play ball. MOST OF the players can play midget ball next season, so there are bound to be bet- ter days ahead. But they could start winning now and every- one would forget that losing streak. Coaches Fred Harding and Percy Bradley certainly wouldn't mind a few wins. ALTHOUGH Minnesota North Stars have withdrawn their training camp from Osh- awa, city hockey fans will still have an opportunity to watch the club in pre-season games. They'll play three games here against other clubs in the ex- panded National Hockey Lea- gue, with the first game on Sept. 24 against Jack Kent Cooke and Red Kelly's Los Angeles Kings. TWO NIGHTS later, Bert Olmstead will bring the Cali- fornia Seals into Oshawa's Ci- vic Auditorium for an engage- ment with the North Stars, and in the third outing, Red Sulli- van's Pittsburgh Penguins will supply the opposition for Wren Blair's North Stars. Blairplans | to assemble his squad at Hali-| burton, Sept. 7. The club will Richardson's Sports 'Wallop Legionnaires GAELS BEAT MCNAIR IN PLAY-OFF WIN ..- Bob Eweles (right) Of Brampton Arrives Too Late Oshawa Entry Wins Whitby , McBride Trophy ive nt seoomtnsee Oshawa Green Gaels chased Brampton Armstrongs through three periods of Ontario La- crosse Association junior "A" action Monday catching them, then winning with less than four minutes left to play. The two teams treated Osh- awa lacrosse fans to the most entertaining game played at Ci- vic Auditorium this season. A crowd of 1,206 errupted when Charlie Marlowe scored the tying goal at the 16:37 mark of the final period beating Robert McNair in the Bramp- ton net. McNair was one of the big reasons for Brampton's dom- ination as he allowed Gaels only one goal in the second period and kept the opposition off the scoreboard for 17 minutes. Charlie Marlowe and Phil Clayton were instrumental in Gaels first playoff win this seas- and Ross Jones one. Mike Beamish also scored a single for Oshawa, his first. Beamish was playing in his second jun- ior 'A' game of the season, usually dressing with the junior "B" Brooklin club. WILFONG SCORES FIVE Dave Wilfong sparked the Oshawa scored two quick goals to open the first period but three by Wilfong helped Brampton to/a 6-5 lead at the end of the period. Wayne Atkinson and Dave Rudge scored two goals each and Dave Sterritt and Gord Keates scored singles to round out Brampton scoring. Crowd reaction during the fi- nal seven minutes of play was the loudest Gaels have heard all season. Clayton was a spark on by scoring four goals each with Jim Higgs scoring three Gaels Win Thriller the game but his key goal of the night came at the 13:49 mark of the final period. A Jones to Clayton goal at this point was the goal that seemed to jolt Gaels to life and provide the momentum that al- lowed them to score six of the final period of play as he scor- ed or assisted on five of the Brampton attack scoring five|jast six G of his team's 11 goals. jie trea gt heel Although Oshawa did not play well during most of the game they finished with a flurry, scoring the last five goals of the game. Gaels, a fast breaking club that, takes more shots than most teams in the league, were sty- miéd, by a five man box de- fence that slowed the game to the Brampton style and almost meant victory for the visitors. _ "We're going to work on play- ing a zone' said Gaels' coach Jim Bishop, after the game. on the Oshawa club throughout | Wood's Transport defeated Rundle's Garden Centre 13-5 in a re - scheduled fixture of a lrained - out game in the Civil [Service Softball League, last |night at Alexandra Park and lthe win moved Wood's into a consolidated grip of third place with 21 points, three ahead of Cross - Canada Paving and Rundle's, in losing, stayed Wood's Defeat Rundle's, 'Move Nearer Second Spot 3rd base but with two out, John Barker, singled, so did Dave Hardy and then Bob Moyce dou- bled to complete the rally. Gene Supryka pitched well for Rundle's in the next three frames but in the fifth, he wa'k- ed the first batter, Roberts, gave up a single to Hardy, hit Boyce with a pitched ball and then Ray McAvoy was safe on a choice play error, Jim Har- ris singled, advanced on an er- "They slowed the game |down" he said, "and had the | ball most of the night. We didn't |play well." Brampton coach Al McNair was very frank after the game ;saying "We can't run against this team", He also said he would be changing the defence for the next game to combat Gaels coach whom he called 'the smartest lacrosse coach in the world."' Second game of the series will be in Brampton Thursday and in the words of coach Mc- Nair "Its going to be a damn good game"'. Huntsville Hawks also came up with a victory in their play - off opener by defeating Long Branch 22-17 behind an ote. GILB. borough 12 innings before move to Kingston, Sept. 17. WHITBY (Staff eae ; Staff) -- An ry| é x 'i : ' Richardson's Sports continued | five trips. Grant Yeo was next/ed three runs on_ three hits, from the Oshawa Lawn Bowi- |three points behind the league- eo gg Pc peygpec tao Ph es pee OOM Mer ats itheir mastery over Oshawa Le-|best with two singles. | plus an error, Rollie Seargeant,|ing Club, comprised of Mrs.|leading Rexco Club, with rad Fe he: lly. That sah it|lected by teammate Terry Wat- Ottawa halfback : 7 ; J segionnaires uldn't manu-|Jim Mitchell and Ed Buckman Wm. Joyce, Mrs. George Read) 8 x 2 | : 3 albert crashes throug |gionnaires, in the Leaside Jun- raciure a run until the "nth, | getting 'ae rang _ "k Bi 'i lee. ne ee | son. Sask teh : Re : : ior Baseball League schedule,/ when they scored th Yeo - di d cpap aee ....,,and Jack Biddulph, skip, won) 8. "' a th ith) Once they took the lead,| OFF THE NET... . Usually Saskatchewan Bou aur TODAY Scugog Cleaners at Richmond | H WHED | Uiey ACOre: ree. Yeo, Richardson's shelled Carroll their three games and scored| Wood's opened the game bul: We had 3 Run.|energetic John Clayton may line during a CFL TENNIS Hill, 8.15 p.m. |when they handed the Motor|opened with a_ single, was off the mound in the fifth with a total of 53-plus-4 points, to win|2 three run outburst, John|Wood's had it easy as Run- ae Se : counter in Ottawa Mon Inter-County Mixed 'A' Le 'po |City boys an 11-5 defeat, here|forced by Dave Limkilde, Bill|a five-run splurge. the annual mixed trebles tourn-|Piper opening with a walk and dle's appeared to fold. The win- pe ogee bl Rhys Pa r-County sa- PWSU Juvenile 'A' Play- [2+ Kinsmen Civic Memorial|Ryan was safe on an error,| Barry Wilkins opened with a/ament, for The McBride Me- John Campbell followed with a sk -- a on Ban Sane OP ane ie ona hed -- oe the Single. Harry Snow fanned and| sixth, eature y ica Cet si ce eh ct i S ing s Holt got his third single and| double, Payne walked and Sear- | rial T y oh --_ ns awa Tennis Club; 7:15 p.m. Park vs Whitby; 2nd game of | aif Payne pitched the first then with two out, Ken Toffan | geant was safe on Wayne Cook- ili ch gg jit Ted Roberts forced Piper at|Boyce's three - run homer and| BALL 2-out-of-3, Ist round playoff; |<ix innings for Richardson's, and Murray Godfrey hit back-|son's third infield error.| 5 res {ral "C 2 |Harry Snow homered in the 7th, BASE at Whitby Centennial Park, |but he faltered in the fifth and|to-back singles, to complete the Mitchell walked with one nemo rn ee an Port| jhexocempiete:-.spnis..Aah Askew Loft 1-2 naa pen ne Rundle's got one run in the Carl Watson singled, so di : f | | ar' atson singled, so did|perry, along with host cub Oshawa Jaycees rs: added a pair in the third| gue:--West Kingsway at Osh- offs -- Oshawa Woodview /ctadium, last night. McCo Darlington Senior League:-- Salem at Maple Grove and Bo Necagey tere 8.00 p.m. |sixth and in the 7th inning, Oe i a Sl a sing t : {Brian Dawkins took over the n the next inning, Oshawa | Buckman, then inarsky was) 2 ' Port Hope, 6:30 p.m. spelt mound duties and blanked Osh-|added two runs. Limkilde sin- safe on an error and the damn \uia rent" en oe and again in the fourth for a In Yo Bird' we ' \brief 5-3 lead but they did ab-| ung n 1 7 y sin-/ age was get hf two out, Ryan sin- age was done. Runners-up to the trophy win-| Win Tourney |solutely nothing at the plate in awa for the last three frames, gled with Pik imkilde replaced Carroll ners was a Cannington trio of| csaglasagh fanni b gled, Holt walked dB tan - . rise anning six batters of the 11 he) ; and Brian ng ; PS cee a tae ea aeaags Poet ae aee |faced. Tony Jones got a single Boyd came through with ajand gave up two runs in the| art Gordon, Mrs. C. Wright and Save actuated the| the last three innings, Ken Hall's oe Se ae when the Teughiin Collegiate Campus; vy PM: loff Dawkins and John Alexan.|Single. Toffant was hit to filljlast half of the game, in the | Clarence Weieh, with three| Oshawa J Rice sce te sabe ter (single in the sixth, an error rebel : ace Pigeon Club of trom 6:00 p.m. 10 8:00 p.m, TENNIS der was hit by a pitched ball|the bases but Godfrey fanned) seventh, on one hit and three! wins and a total of 42 points tay ae ee tae at satel on Brian Keys and walk to Bob 4 Hees eld its second "Young Path cece caput ate Kawartha Mixed League: |in the 9th, for ihe only two Osh- and Oshawa's last big chance|more Oshawa errors. In all, the| he Oshawa trio of Mrs. E | Newmar ns pe gps 'ra Knapp loaded the bases in the bee j ace ; of the Season, on SOFTBALL Oshawa 'T.C. at Peterborough |awa runners to get on base in for a se Aig aoa be Gai sc rida Werf guilty of eight povelock, Miss Eileen MeBride| feating North York Manhattens meth 2 but gah ho ag 1 Oabiwas. a * \ 'B'; 7:30 p.m, |the last three frames. sary Carroll started for Osh-|fielding errors, plus a couple of | ang Bill. Cook, ski A ; *) Knapp, with a double, single) "S22. . Oshawa City & District As- ud \ \ es. An infield error on thejerrors in judgment, whieh|er4, Au Pica skip, won the|St. Catharines, and Binbrook |..q walk was second - best for} Following are the results, sociation:--Bay Ridges Shells HOLT TOP HITTER Hest water: Georee SMinaraky, (meant their defensive play was|nen, won Duzre: Wah Fh lin the fingl, to capture the toP!Rundies, to Ken Hall, who had| With the speed of the birds, in at Port Perry, 8:00 p.m.; Gale | Al Holt was Oshawa's big followed by an infield out andjfar from adequate against the | Pet polnts, followed | closely |honors. a double and two singles, for a yards -per - minute: J. Askew, Lumber at Markham, 8.00 ow ers a oa \hitter of the night, with a ses-|Payne's single, gave Richard-|alert Richardson's. |by the Port Perry entry of Fred|Oshawa turned back Manhatten | fect ava the plate. "ye | 1251; J. Askew, 1242; A. Kellar, 7 Se i son's the first run of the game.|_ Ed Buckman had three sf ages Rage Pg Mario nga Art a 14-0 ae ibs bind ayo test of the team was unim- ath en ing M. Kor- andra Park, 6:15 Pm and sdigal shila i iaemie add-|for ae eee Seargeant High one-win prizes were cap- is the Rat tee iors i the Cowle 1212; J Strach 4 f Brooklin Concretes vs Scugog snd etree eanh having @ FE eek by in Highfield, {fourth and putting on a 10-run|, Bob Boyce with 2 honet and!D. Bejkowsky, 1202; a Sam Cleaners; at Alexandra Park, Richardson'S: Mrs. V. Highfield and Vic|parade in the fifth, to turn the/double, Dave Hardy wilh oWO i201; 1. Kinsman, 1194; I 8:15 p.m. " 100 350 2 |Highfield, skip, of Port Hope,|game into a one-sided rout. singles and a walk and Ray/chewchuck, 1194; . Bennett : 'ele: 200--11 12 4) vith 40 points, Clancy, first batter for Man- McAvoy with two singles, were) ang son. 1188: LL. Prescott East. York Intermediate 4 Following hatten, tripled but Andy Kono-|best at the plate for the w'n-l1igs: w. Bowden, 1187; L. Kinse : ; j | f ; W. ; ; L. Kinse Ladies League:-- Richmond ners. Harry Snow also rated), 1184: C Hill vs Whitby Scugog Clean- an, 1184; C, Bennett and Son, ers; at Whitby Park, 8:15 p.m. By DICK COUCH Mike McCormick becan National League's first 14 winner Monday when Hiatt's grand slam pinch | gave him an 8-4 victory Pittsburgh. Bo Belinsky held the York Mets to two single beat them 3-2 Monday with ninth inning help Larry Sherry as the H Astros stretched their s high winning streak to games. St. Louis Cardinals, while, ran their league le 4% games by drubbing C! Cubs 9-2; Atlanta trimme sion of three-straight singles, Good Showing -- ciara tare sovins oo Td Silver Medal Victory their club in the Eastern On- pressive. the day's play, ergs 000 032 000-- 5.11 . o packi fanned the next three bat- | doub after ~ Miss Eileen McBride congratu w. a homer and double 8 r¢ 1 G. Goode E ith 1181; G. Gooda 164; G. Goo a agg igen anager or 4 | Batteries Payne, Dawki |Belleville, by having the honor C ] b t d B B M ] (iy aad Walecnt Carroll, |lated the winners and made the|ters and that was as close as ; ; j jof qualifying as District No. 14) eledrate l ea |Limkilde (5th) and Geo. Alex. Official presentation of the tro- oe pas P-siieg the first three times), 1158; A. Kellar, 1154; A; | Oshawa defeated St. Cathar- |<}. |Szezur, 1153; oe phy. WOODS:- 200 054 1.13.10 2 Szcezur, 1153; J. Issel, 1152; E. =~ | representatives in all four cate-) ander (7th) y Ptola'h Juvenile 'a Play- |pectes and winning in two of) By WALTER KREVENCHUK out of bounds to automatically ck | Next major tournansent at|ines 4-3 in their second game, i Jackson, 1151; J. Issel, 1149; cinnati, 5-2 and Philad Is:--Whitby vs Oshawa the divisions. WINNIPEG (CP)--Pat Bolger|break the Canadian's hold. the Whitby Club's greens is altheir best of the tournament, |RUNDLE'S:- Horner and Sons, 1140; A. fowned Los Angeles 4-2 with Ron Wilson pitching a| 102 200 0 5 8 2!cyczur, 1136; Horner and Sons, fanings. McCormick fought the F to a 4-4 standstill through Innings. mixec doubles event, for The Boyce and Piper; Supryka, 1134; F. Cowle, 1129: J. and R Red Wing Rose Bowl, on Sun-|seven_- hit game but keeping : day, August 13. St. Kitts at bay, except for|Maxwell (5th) and Keys. Irwin, 1112; J. and R. Irwin, Woodview Park; 1st game of 2- Gordie MacMillan advanced) est out-of-3 series; provincial play- |in defence of his Comte cae mie mle downs ist round; at North {singles championship and Bob} : : Pat took up Judo 10 years ago with his father, Frank, who was Jaycees Blank Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tourna- ment -- for Carter Trophy; {Gallacher skipped his Oshawa} for Ontario finals play in Ot- ltawa this Saturday. | | Oshawa's entry in the Colts |Trebles, Reg Fair, Ted Solly jand Art Morton, skip, lost their The 19-year-old junior college auioue the 2,500 fans in the St. \ ri ' é '|graduate broke a rigid diet to}: ames civic centre to cheer his rink to victory. also, to qualify | colebrate his silver-medal vic-|effort. Frank Bolger has a first- American degree black belt. heads for the to University of Oklahoma this fall blanked Georgian Motor Hotel Judo scholarship, moved 7-0, in their City and District said, holding the sore elbow that into the wrestling game four Association softball league fix- tory in the Pan games Judo competition. "The first thing I'm going do is have a big meal," Paton 4 - Oshawa' Jaycee Georgian Hotel | Juveniles Dearborn D-X Oil Kings, led by the| homers in this one, his second, Constantini hit a two-run homer | Oil Kings Bomb): iui .22"se"s| Leats Upset pinch - hitter who had singled. Terry McQuade, who had four jhits in the first game, had two Peterborough --_--|two runs in the second, when| ee Horner and Sons, 1029 and J. Shewchuk, 688. | | In the bottom of the Hiatt pinch hit for McCe and cleared the bases wi homer off reliever Elro at Bowmanville Lawn Bowl- ing Club 1:30 p.m TRACK AND FIELD |three games to Ottawa and : ; i te ture last Jor' |the two eventual finalists, Ag-|2 few minutes earlier was the eat ease bight a awe Park night at North Osh- five goals by Drew Armstrong|in the ninth, giving Jaycees| TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto incourt and Belleville, clinching } Pp ember {hig SOME bombed Dearborn Shell 11-3 in their winning run. Maple Leafs upset first - place, In the doubles, shutout for Jaycees and the 2 Pee Wee lacrosse game last, 1 the final, for the tourna-| Peterborough 16-8 Monday in) Jaycees and was 4 ment trophy, Oshawa Jaycees|the Ontario Lacrosse Associa- victim of a contest - é arm lock by gold-medal winner Of Canada's 438-member Pan- Oshawa's ; * American Games team. Legion Track Club--Night- | Jack Anderson and Reg Norris 4kita Ono of Brazil. 'ad gs ' aut ' r ly training session; at Mc |defeaied Robt. Andrews and| 'I've been on lettuce and met-|_ He missed a bronze medal inj®, mot 1m comp ole charge. He) Tin is was ri ind| blanked Binbrook 3-0 wi -|tion Seni ly tre oe ' ; 4 apie : : m Morris was right behind|Dlanked Binbrook 3-0 with Kon-|tion Senior A league. Laughlin Collegiate Campus; |jack Beaker of Ottawa but lost|recal since March," he said.|featherweight wrestling by one ae out eight of the first) Armstrong with iar yon opacki going most of the way) The loss Pr Peterbo- | be eight batters he faced and nine u-|and Wilson taking over in the|rough's 12 - game unbeaten) . in the first three innings plus id agligg PP i gan ae hag teed in the fourth, Two goals by Mark Hutch-| Mosier opened the game with|Josing streak. a ae pup merge singled.|ing and a single by Eddie Sch-| 2 double and scored Oshawa's} Rookie Graham Gair scored Georgian's first hit. And it roer rounded out Dearborn's|first fun on a passed ball. Jay-| four goals and Toronto and Ron| proved their only hit, as Kono- scoring, |cees added their other two runs|MacNeil and Bob Davidson! uty ae out 13 more, for a) In the second game of the in the sixth, after two out, on|added three each. Ron Roy and otal o 3 strikeouts in the night Oshawa Discount House|# walk to McGahey, another George Kapasky added a pair} defeated Gus Brown Motors 6-2,|!0 Graham and a timely double/and Paul Henderson and Larry| Albert Liebregts scored two|Y Konopacki, which clinched Davidson scored one each. to completely) goals for Oshawa Discount|"iS own win. Bill Armour and Ken Ruttan| from 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m, SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Woods Transport vs Foley's Plumbing; at Lakeview Park (West diamond), 7.00 p.m.; Rundle's Garden Centre vs Cross - Canada Paving; at North Oshawa to Poyser - Perkins, of Agin-|The calorie watch got him in point. court. the eventual winners and|under the featherweight Judo) Bolger's somewhat une x- were also beaten by Wally La-| weight limit of 138.9 pounds by |pected success was marred by verene and John Sager of Bei-|three-tenths of a pound. the failure of Doug Rogers of leville. But it was back to diet drinks | Vancouver, the man who won a WIN LINDSAY TROPHY and vegetables for Bolger. to-|Silver medal for Canada in Judo| The Oshawa entry of Mrs. day. He's got his eye on the at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo. "Vi" Norris and Jack Ander- 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Piro cst lost a decision tog ~ inning stint \sori, scored thr wins : 'American Allen Coage in the oat nid sel Parken' 7.90 (Sot, Scored three wins and 2 coMBINES TECHNIQUES heavyweight class--the judges' land three walks, to completely } Oshawa Quality Fuels et Softball Club covered selves with glory over weekend, winning the sho r Softball Le first game of the chan-pi finals and also winnin honors in the Midget d of the monster Centennia bP ball Tournament at Newn 7th, to complete the shutout.|streak and Toronto's four-game | | OPEN SOON OSHAWA feels now the responsibility that pare aia arf p.m. 'and Rexco vs Cadillac (top prizes and The Harry Nor-| Bolger, who holds a second- decision brought a_ surprised ne : Billiards: at North Oshawa ton Memorial Trophy, in the degree black belt in Judo, com- and disagreeing roar from the oe ue eas and hold' while singles went to Gord John- | ~~ scored two apiece for Peterbo-| Oshawa Jaycees won t Park, 8.15. p.m. annual mixed doubles -tourna-| bined the techniques of two mat ¢rowd--and again had to settle The Rae re ts ysik Since Jim Branton, Cliff Richard-| ' lrough, Cy Coombs, Terry venile division of the Clty amd District Assoc:"--. |ment, at Lindsay, on Sunday.|sports, to dispose of four other for a silver medal. liv tor a fab in the' fifat G27 (8N, SRG az aN poner. Meade $ Loses Downer, Jim Vilness and John) AND FINES ; market classic, defeating Georgian Motor. Hotel vs |~- -- &»&»©&=©32.tOt~-- opponents Monday. He also hap- Rogers' defeat came after a ning, another in the third, two icteat ace ~ og Hol-| Davis scored one each. © | Ney ia OF brook 5-0 in the final People's Clothing; at 6.15 DIES IN CRASH fee tg be a Canadian wrest- swift 10-second throw triumph|in the fifth and then finished] Motars sce ayes duass | T H ilt Tees: , -- of the tournament. , Pm. and -Ajax Merchants | . ; endanger over Jose Luis Turletto of Ar-'up with a three - run splurge) In Tyke action Kendal 0 aml on M d ] St di in. the 'Injerporiale vs Pam International: at 8.15 ° -LISBON (Reuters) -- British "| used-a lot of wrestling gentina. Coage had disposed-|in the ninth, to clinch their vers Marisa. <4 "A 'Red Wi angk eda an ings Oshawa Pam __ Interna <-pam.; both games at Alex. [acing driver Tim Cash crashed iechniques,"' he:.said, One -al- Euladio "Damasco. Nicolaas of dict. Mike Ed say 5 ings "3-2.) A strong second-half surge 8 ® : were eliminated after a aire Back during & race (atl the Montes| most worked. & knies bend top-lthe Nothapianae kates "andl Mi, Bolin: had a triple 4 are ike Edwards with two goals| carried East Hamilton to a 10-1 WINNIPEG (CP)--Medal ling tussle with Bellevill af : : Claros circuit in Portugal Sun-| pled"Ono, who has a fourth-de-; then, 'after sidetrack Roger: 0 si Sg beeen eee cg Mac with one, scOr-|win over Meade's Sunoco in an) staldings at the Pan-Amert- WED ny Belleville. win ths East | York Intermediate -:day and was dead on- arrival gree black' belt,' to. the canvass Mnchee Hoa ~- ing. Rogers, two singles and Konopacki belt-|ed for Kendalwood. |Ontario Cup sudden death Pee| can Games. a 5 saw Belleville win the Ladies' League --.. Whitby - sat -hospital. but the Brazilian pulled himselfi du "A Turt gold medal byjed a homer, triple and single,| Ken Brady picked up Red/Wee soccer game over the GSB ® in the 16th inning with ASE a ei tel AS a See MC RRURNB iced Selfidumping Turletto, . __'to pace the. winners' attack. 'Wings' two goals. weakend. United States 66 36 25 AUG. 2 matic homer. ' ' a a ace Oshawa trailed 2-1 going into| Canada 5 19 23 WIN LAKESHORE °GAl PASSING STRESSED . a IN ' the second half but the more} Argentina £823 In the opening game Ce ne ae : oe ' co : ses experienced Hamilton players}. Cuba 3 612 . Lakeshore Minor League s vs : ' scored eight unanswered goals) Brazil Wee te | ti] | at North Oshawa on Sa . in the final frame to win. Trinidad-Tohago 210 gr night, Quality Fuels wor s e , Meade's only goal was scored| Mexico 1 910 @ SUPERVISED verdict over enton ac | 1n . ad S avoc 1 by Brad Powless. Hamilton| Chile 1t43 PROGRAMME Saccad wae well be O por ig eg Fe oy, E. oie Panag 9 Rests ee | cheer : in Trenton this week. <4 , with five, W. Renzella and D. erto Rico eee) ° ROOM .. Paul Wannamaker of By R. J. ANDERSON heist : F Zlataric with two each and B.| Venezuela 0 3°32 FACILITIES t Sei § by ghs upon the head man in gos of the Canadian Football i ; i » on and Keith Woern.ke AUF ORA, Ont. (CP) -- The a tough league. He is starting League, who was reputed to be ; ang {Or s spot. There are others Edmonton to three successive Newman with a single. Ecuador 0: .1052 ; ed up in a great pitchir grass never-looked so dazzingly with gcstrone Glib and has Wore eueh P' 0 be and Parker hopes to have some Grey Cups, ~has never - played @ LADIES' with Wannamaker hav: green. The big trees cast lons cadnin Bh. : Canadian players on his team. professional U.S. - football. He LOUNGE i i , st long good players coming up. Thus, He has some ideas of his own per ; ; strikeouts and allowing shadows in the bright sunshine. axe for fail sie echefages The Continental League was went right to the Eskimos from -- TUES., AUGUST 1 -- 8:30: :P.M. th hit A gentle breeze rippled th ee ae eee ee vey conn We ee © formed in 1964 fr Mississippi State © SooT tse ile, Waernne te gentle breeze ripple the field The 1967 training season great passer in the 13 years he. h hed in 1964 from teams. in vigigaet uae ky ' OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM RENTALS but gave up six hits. ae near-perfect day ' started Sunday for Toronto Ri- starred with Edmonton Eskimos it ve : Atlantic Coast and LEGS GIVE OUT j Gord Graham homere he 'new Jackie Parker turned fles 'of the Continental League. and the Argos, says he plans a nied leagues. 'Montreal 'Hifles ce : Return Grudge Match TO Trenton in the second resolutely away. Parker had ins charger out diversified offence, The 'Ritles was the Canadian entrant and The spindly legs that were at hi 3 for their only run and | nt ony ie Seay to piay -- bright and early on the grounds last year relies heavily on a u enateried aon we he nad ns . -_ ae ed 90 MINUTE TIME LIMIT LIVE Fiagls yon tin he se ith my golf," he said ruefully. * round attack. 80. y e Eastern Di- yeakness gave ou fi --irtalainictietiariduiadeotted The old Jackie Parker, the sine of ae tant ie ee ties . Darker -- vision the last two seasons but nally last year and he retired The ASSASSIN ORGAN blythe spirit of Canadian foot- north of Toronto, and he might "This year, we're going to Jost. out in the playoffs. The from football. He thought then "a ball, wouldn't have thought have 'rebelled had he hen have to pass more eather dian league this year is made up of he would be a salesman but vs. s Mt « twice of yielding to temptation. worked as hard in his playing depend as much upon the run- 1, teatns AR Swe: Avision, Stent football called again when Le SWEET DADDY SIKI USIC ; Now: he's at the start of a days as the Rifles were worked ning game, because the league east and seven west. Rifles offered him a three-year 4 long, hot summer and though én their first' day: is that much better." : American rules -- 11-man coaching contract. T T hibiti ADMISSION ; the fairways may lure, he'll be aoe ee ei teams, four downs, 100 - yard Parker hasn't been as enthusi- ag Team Exhibition ' in 5 stuffy, dark room peering ae the players look eos Bim SOME SPOTS OPEN field--are played in the Contin- astic about anything since he Atkins Parente ' at movies. Or he'll be on a foot- as an_ easy-to-get - along-wit While Parker has a_ strong ental League but Parker antici- came from Edmonton in 1963. ve = € ; KAMPING ball field showing the rookies boss who points out, quietly, the team, he has some holes to fill. pates no difficulty in making the He has no regrets at being un- Singh i The Beast i how to throw the long pass. pe mgd mt ge aged or rage --t are in sight. One switch. "It's all football, isn't able to play--the knee which has Per Person } UNLIMITEL . ; sonally shows how a is 21-year-old Clem Turner from it?" he says given him trouble for ye PAT : ; N § : y Purr says. years ; fi Townli gion tigadl ee football should be. thrown. Not the University of Cincinnati, a Old Spaghetti Legs, the nick- started acting up a bit again + hlimepes Flanagan vs. Mohan Singh u F (1 Mile pain Mate coaching leiinoas to 'stay and tick eile for Parker the tac- fullback. John Henry Jackson, a name Parker picked up in the recently--and he wants to give fe ee eee Ce ee rn H PH. 728-9942 s hill, oie cea ee Leo Ca- quarterback, who left the team years he dazzled fans with his coaching "a darned good try." " Tickets for these exhibitions at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. y ° Check the con ing Col ch of Toronto Ar- in a huff last year, is back look passing and running in leading He misses his golf, though. dmission: $1.50 - $1.25 - $ .75 e Pat Milosh--Promoter. | . UR Classified Piha ery e ™