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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 8, 1967 SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor OSHAWA'S Andy Boychuk earned himself a good slice of Pan-American Games glory Saturday as he cap- tured the marathon at Win- nipeg. Not considered one of the glamor events in track and field, the marathon nevertheless is. the most gruelling. Stamina is the competitor's greatest asset for this event. Boychuk does his running for a Toronto club now although he works in Sarnia. ITALIA SOCCER club will have to overcome a two-goal deficit when it plays Toronto at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium next Saturday. The game should attract the larg- est soccer gathering in sev- eral years, and the local squad will have to go on the attack right from the open- ing whistle if it hopes to take the Ontario cup. OSHAWA GREEN Gaels are within a game of the Ontario Lacrosse Association junior "A" semi-finals, thanks to a 10-7 win over Brampton Armstrongs Satur- day. Gaels entertain the Armstrongs at Civic Audi- torium tonight and they should wrap up the series in this one. If not, they'll get another chance Thursday night, at Children's Arena. LOS ANGELES Dodgers might be out of the National League pennant race but they are still capable of making it tough for the front-runners. The Dodgers _ yesterday stopped league leading St. Louis, much to the delight of clubs like San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Cincin- nati and Philadelphia. You can probably eliminate Chi- cago Cubs from the race be- cause the club isn't too strong in pitching, something a con- tender needs. WASHINGTON Senators suddenly are making threat- ening moves towards the first division in the American League, and when can you remember a _ Washington club going along at such a good clip? It was unfortunate for the long-suffering Senator fans that Cal Griffith moved the old Senators to Minne- sota just when it became a pennant threat, thus doom- ing Washington baseball fol- lowers to many more years of mediocre ball teams. But, Gil Hodges now has the club playing exciting ball and in- terest is picking up in the United States capitol CLOSER TO home, Toronto Maple Leafs, with Oshawa's Johnny Ryan swinging a big bat, are back in the pennant chase in the International League. Leafs are currently the hottest club in the league and with a long home stand still to go they could move right into the thick. of things. Midgets _jtheir first run and the second WINNIPEG--Andy Boychuck, j\a long distance runner from Oshawa, set a brisk pace and led all the way in winning the grueling marathon run at the Pan Am Games. At the half - way mark, Boy- chuk had accumulated a lead of about a quarter of a mile, over Osulio who eventually fin- ished second. Boychuk finished with a burst of speed and collapsed as he crossed the finish line. "I'm fine," Boychuck said afterwards "I'm pust a bit dry." His time of 2:23:2.4 set a new Pan) Am record and breaks the pre- vious record held by J. Kelly Oshawa Legionnaires elimin- ated Peterborough Legion in two-straight games, on succes- sive days over the weekend, to sweep their Eastern Ontario| Baseball Association's PeeWee A' Major semi-final series. Playing in the Liftlock City on Saturday afternoon, Oshawa Pee Wees won an 8-2 decision jand they cleaned up the set on {Sunday afternoon, here at |Lakeview Park, with a 9-6 ver- dict. Oshawa will now meet Belleville in the EOBA finals, lopening there on Saturday and playing back in Oshawa on |Sunday afternoon. Gary Allison, pitching for {Oshawa, held the Pee Wee Petes scoreless until the bot- tom of the 7th inning, when he \ran out of control, walking in }run came in on an_ infield }error. Dave Smith relieved Alli-| son at this point. Allison and Smith accounted for an even jdozen strikeouts and walked six batters, while giving up jonly five hits. Pee Wee Legionaaires Win EOBA Semi-Final Series first inning but lost it in the top| (Andy Boychuk CopsMarathon of the U.S. whose time was 2:27:54.2 set in Chicage in 1959. | Andy also holds the Canadian Open and the Canadian Native record in the 50 kilometer event. Carmona, who had been close behind Ellis when the Tor- |ontorian dropped out, was an | easy third in 2:27.48.2, also un- der Kelly's record. Nine of the 13. starters com- ipleted the race. Boychuk is 26 years old and is a men-vber of the Tor- onto Track Club, He was born in Orono, attended school in Oshawa, and is a graduate of the University of Waterloo. Oshawa 100 042 000--8.13..1 Peterboro 000 000 200--2..5..2 Batteries: Hughey and H. Davidson; Smith, Allison (in 5th) and Miller. SECOND GAME CLOSER Second game of the series, at Lakeview Park on Sunday afternoon, was a keener tussle, with a closer score, as Oshawa Pee Wees outhit their Liftlock City rivals only eight-to-six and outscored them 9-6, Dave Smith was Oshawa's|Gord MacMillan, d § |champion of the Canadian men's starting pitcher but ran into trouble in the fifth inning, with singles lawn bowling the visitors leading 6-4. Gary) Was nosed out in an extra-en Allison took over, stopped the| Peterborough team's scoring} and his teammates fought back/ series, their five-run rally Oshawa took the lead in the of the fourth when the Pee Wee} 4-4 and took the lead in the top of the fifth, with their last|" lof London Elmwood Club, the Ontario championships here to take the lead and win the|on Saturday. the sixth inning being the big/® year, one shot in their playoff, afte \they had ended the round competition i+| lock. : : : 7 Petes scored three to make it) Rab Roulston and Glebe Man-|Played at Oshawa Children's| two in the first period, to main- Peterborough's Randy B rian|two runs. BIG WEEKEND Gaylord Powless, high scoring star of Oshawa Green Gaels, scored 10 goals and assisted on 13 others as Canadian Indian team defeated its counter- part from the United States 65-29 in a_ three game, total - goal series for the North American all - Indian field Jacrosse championship. Powless will be back in ac- tion with the Gaels tonight at Civic Auditorium in the fourth game of the Ontario junior lacrosse quarter finals with Brampton. London Bowler But Gaels Grab Third Win OSHAWA ITALIA TRAILS... ... ONTARIO CUP FINALS Ballymena Wins First 4-2 TORONTO (Staff) - Oshawa Italia Soccer Club suffered its first defeat of the season on Saturday night and it could prove a costly one, since it was a 4-2 loss at the hands of the Toronto Ballymena Club, in the first of the home-and- home, total - goals All-Ontario finals for the Ontario Cup, play- ed at Scarborough's Birchmount Stadium. Second game of the round will be played at Oshawa Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium on Saturday night, when Italia must overcome that two-goal deficit, if they are to earn the right to represent Oshawa in Canada's soccer championship playdowns. will be scheduled on neutral ground, likely in Toronto. HOMESTERS TAKE LEAD A slippery pitch, which prov- ed particularly bothersome to goalie Angelo Bressan and the absence of Gustav Seide, Italia's fine play - making centre-half, were two of the deciding fac- tors. From the kickoff, it was ob- vious Italia were missing Seide's services and they at- tempted to rely on defensive tactics, their forte, in hope of drawing the speedier Ballymena team to them. For a while ,it looked as if the strategy might pay off but at about the 15 - minute mark, Ballymena's Jackie O'Neil broke through the defence, intercept- ed a pass that was doubtfully onside but while the Italia de- fence took time out to dispute the play, O'Neill beat Bressan, In the event of a tie, on the round, a sudden - death game! for the first goal. Bressan had a tough time keeping his feet on the newly- cut and watered pitch, a fact that was made all the more obvious 10 minutes later, when he again slipped, trying to cov- er a shot by John Anderson- and the score was '2-0. Oshawa Italia finally got on the score - sheet ,at the 33- minute mark, on a great move and finish by Mario Pedretti but five minutes later, O'Neill re - established the margin, with his second goal of the match, to make it 3-1. Italia players were guilty of leaving the centre wide-open on numerous occasions and the nip- py Ballymena front line. was quick to capitalize on this, with their superior aerial attack and fast passing. Only outstanding play by Oshawa's defense, Maurice Laidlaw in particular, saved the Oshawa team from being even further behind, when the teams left the field for in- termission. OSHAWA PRESSES Italia put on the pressure when the second half got un- derway and using a different style of play appeared to have overcome their nervousness and faults. They dominated play at this point and the ever effective Jon Pucic, spurted in from his right - wing spot to ram home a shot that made it 3-2 and put Italia very much in the running. For the next 25 minutes, Ital- ia had it almost their own way- almost, because they did every- thing but score. Late in the game, an Osh- awa lapse proved costly as Anderson scored his second of the night, to put Ballymena in front 4-2, a hotly disputed goal but one upheld by the officials. Italia continued to press but a strong and steady Ballymena defence thwarted their efforts, until the final whistle. BRAMPTON (Staff)--Bramp- Beats Oshawan |ton ABC's gave it the old col-| OTTAWA (Staff) - Oshawa's defending, | crown, "overtime" finish by Ron Jones, in Jones, a partner in the Can- dian doubles champions last} beat out MacMillan by Toronto, was third and Joe jlege try qq Peri |quarter-final series, with here on in the third ir round-to-|awa's Civie Auditorium this eve- t in a dead-|ning, at 8:30 o'clock. If a fifth|goals and an assist, half of the/Marshall and Bob McNair. game is necessary, it will be Arena, on Thursday night. |Dorsch of Waterloo was fourth. | jonrs AND MARLOWE Oshawa Win Mac Tier Do went the distance but while he MacTIER (Staff) -- Oshawa|big hitter in the tournament tri-jonly five and was tagged for It was after this point that the Oshawa batters got Peterborough pitcher Jim |Dorsch, a | adian champion in doubles and| Ross Jones and Charlie Mar- |rinks play, had represented Can-} 'ada at the world games in Aus-| y |tussle, although a weary Gay-|the final frame when the home- four-to-three in the third period three - time Can- Quality Fuels Midgets captured|umph, collecting seven hits in|13 hits. Hughey and staged their five-\} iia last year the MacTier Centennial Midget!nine trips to the: plate, in the| Colin Locky was Oshawa's|run parade to turn defeat. into shuwa'e: xenken al Softball Tournament honors,|four games and _ they 'luded|top hitter, having a_ perfect)victory |, Oshawa's representatives in| eat cere hey dnciude: : 5 C = _\the rinks competition also had Ron Steeves was, Oshawa's best hitter with a double and single while Sheridan, here on Sunday night, defeating)a homer, two doubles and four day at the plate, with four-fer- the strong Collins Bay team|singles, fo4 a total of eight|four. Dave Smith had a triple twice, 12-4 and 2-1 in the final] RBI's .Tom Eldridge was next.and single; Mike O'Halloran game, of the double-knockout|in line, with seven hits in 14)had two singles; catcher Jim competition. trips, Miller hit a double, while Dave/had a single. The tournament championship), i i Sheridan, Larry Hopkins, Gary) Kingdon, Don McPherson, final was a real thriller with} WON FOUR GAMES Wilson and Allison had one Brian, Steve Smith, Bob David- Gerry Welsh hitting a home-run|, OShawa won each of their|single each. son and Mark Vitarelli: shared in the bottom of the sixth, to tie|/four games, On Saturday morn-| Jim Kingdon with a double, the losers' half-dozen singles. "\a heart - breaking defeat, los- Locky,| Allison, Miller and Wilson each | Wiisen, ing out in an extra - end play-| Jack Warnett, George Alf Llewellyn and Jim | Black, skip, of New Toronto. | Oshawa and New Toronto} along with Thamesford's Jack} Bell, finished in a three-way tie) New 'Toronto 001 320 000--6 6 for first place. lowe emerged as the scoring heroes of Saturday's stern lord Powless was very much in the picture, with his picture| their home|passes and fine play-making,|fifth was the last of the game--} \floor Saturday night, twice|despite it being his third game/the clincher, with less than a iclimbing within two goals of|within 24 hours. He scored once|minute remaining. | \tying Oshawa and had three assists. Phil od, but finally yielding a 10-|Clayton's production for the\and both were key counters. 7 decision in what was agreed|night was exactly the same. by most fans to be the best) Powless played with*the Can- Jones' pass, early in the second game of the series, so far. | : The win gives the defending) U.S. Indian All-Stars, on Friday) Sterritt barged his way in close Minto Cup champions a three-| night and Saturday afternoon, at|to make it 5-3 on a solo effort. to-nil lead in their 4-out-of-7|/Expo, then flew from Montreal|For the next nine minutes, it! thej}to 'Malton' to be on hand for/was a ding-dong battle with fourth game scheduled for Osh-|the game in Brampton. ada Indian All-Stars against the Jones' contribution was five, team's total and they included tain Oshawa's two-goal margin, another with only 10 seconds} Brampton Makes It Close -- sters outscored Gaels, to give their fans an exciting finish. His | Charlie Marlowe scored twice scored Gaylord Powless on to make it 5-2 but big Dave close, stern checking and _ bril- liant goaltending by both Merv Then at the 16:03 mark, Mar-| lowe scored on a solo effort to make it 6-3 and Jones got his before the Marlowe "busted through" for his second goal, to re-establish the three-goal margin. Atkinson passed to Dave Wil- fong for Brampton's seventh goal, at 17:01 and for the next two minutes, the homesters gave Green Gaels all they could do to hold their two-goal lead but then in the final minute, Powless - to- D. Stinson - to- Jones made it 10-7. Jones, with five and Marlowe with a pair, left only three other goals for Gaels, They were scored by Higgs, Powless and P, Clayton. Team captain Jim Higgs opened the game's scor- ing and Clayton's made it 2-0. Then came Dave Rudge's first of two, Jones' first, Watkinson's goal and Jones' second, in that order, for a 4-2 first period. For the home club, Sterritt and Rudge each had a _ pair, with Atkinson and the Wilfong brothers sharing the other three. left in the second period -- that| third ona just really set the pattern for the final frame. Jones then scored two of Oshawa's three tallies in Legion Track Club Team Second In Peterboro Meet PETERBOROUGH (Staff Oshawa Legion Track Club tied Oshawa Legion Track Club com- peted in the annual Cobourg] | whistle. PENALTIES HURT Brampton outscored Oshawa but they also drew six penalites against four for Oshawa and it was being short-handed that hurt the homesters' desperate bid to overhaul the Gaels. "Bram" Wilfong scored on \Ziggy Musial's pass early in the jthird period and Dave Rudge got his second goal five minutes later, to make the score 7-5, with Joe Krasnay in the penalty Gives a hot dog status Cresta pee is a deliciously medium dry red table wine made from French hybrid grapes grown in Niagara, Senat Move By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Joe Hardy, the mythicz who led Washington Se from oblivion to the Am League pennant in a be ing book a few years } would have popped his t with pride over Gil H club today. ; The Senators got a thr ter from Phil Ortega night and blanked Min Twins 5-0 for their straight victory and ninth last 12 games. If left th the magic .500 mark--a seldom reached by the nial also-rans. Washington: has soare¢ Nicklaus | Captures | CHICAGO (AP)--Jack aus shook off the effects wear infection to win the $: estern open golf tourn Sunday with a closing 3 for a 274 total, 10 under ps Doug Sanders went ove n the last two holes for z 72 finish for 276 and s place.. Nicklaus' third victory eason was worth $20,000 is official earnings fo ear to $101,148 and third n Professional Golfers iation list. The U.S, open champic e the first golfer t 00,000 or more in fi ns. It was his first W Open triumph, adding to h of victories covering all events. BASEBAL! - By THE CANADIAN PR National League WwW iL Pet t. Louis 67 42 61 an Francisco 59 51 .53¢ Atlanta 56 49 53% Chicago 59 52 .53: Cincinnati 57 53 .518 Philadelphia 54 51 .51¢ Pittsburgh 52 54 .491 Los Angeles 48 59 .44¢ Houston 47 63 427 New York 40 65 .381 Monday's Results Pittsburgh 6-3 Chicago 3-3 Los Angeles 6 St. Louis 4 San Francisco 0 Philadel; the score after Bob Gilmour had ine anid Be gi Brockville | along with Gary Munday, Har-|Peterboro "alli Say 10-1 Brian ite pitching ie, ' " y homered for Collins Bay, to aniiont da i ! the vey Davidson, Peter McPher | Oshawa : 202 005 00x--9 38 1) playoff, Oshawa beat 0 u tlrunners-up behind the host club, open the sixth inning. : nning s@€ven andison and Brian, with a single| Batteries: Allison, Smith (in| d To-|; : : allowing only one hit. Bill Pren-\aniece, were the Peterborough|7th) and Miller; Brian and H | Bhameford, when played New To-lin a track and field meet held EXCITING FINISH \tice and Welsh had three apiece|nutere Pl Davie ' '/ronto. L. Hebert's St. Catha- here on Saturday. With Ducette of Collins Bay)for the winners, in this one. nish ie cats j tines' rink finished fourth. | and Keith Woermke of Oshawa! Saturday night, Oshawa had| F. Morell's trio from Belle-| both being extremely | stingy|to go all-out to defeat Niagara-| : with hits -- Collins Bay got only|on-the-Lake 6-3, with Kai th e men eat ap e e eed AP eda ne doi ty elf d of Don Fibson and Lundy -Ful-| Probable Pitchers Tod Atalanta (Lemaster 7- New York (Hendley 5-2) N Pittsburgh (Gelnar 0- Chicago (Nye 9-8) Houston (Cuellar 11-6) 2 cinnati (Pappas 10-7) N Los Angeles (Sutton 7-: drew the bye and in the first)with East York Mercury A.C.,|"Highland Games" on Civic Holiday , competing against a strong field in the 'open' events. In the men's open "two-man' 2x 5 mile relay race, Grant Osborne and Peter Mewett fin- box. Don Stinson was there when Wilfong scored his. Jones' fourth goal made it 8-5 ,|with B. Wilfong in the penalty) box. This one came on a neat' three-way play with Phil Clayton and Powless setting up Jones. Following the top three were ' ; teams from Pickering - Ajax ville won the Colts competition Lindsay and Cobourg, in that four and Oshawa just five --|Woermke limiting "Niagara" t rder. oe don eee con tee | Sterritt got his second goal 5 H eanieh hfe bedded Bs Ms WN 0 | ' The program for the meet ohn Humphrey were cl vereeeee ae : _8oal, | t. Louis (Hughes 10-3) N te dinar tnate Haldar "Met # Dee Tonight irae en aes alte ehh Gc ar ae tea tke ethacl ea i itohaal bate ; : t 5 "hed urdie races and relay races. (|sprint, Glen Wilson was third in tee sigh e = ; a iladelphia (Eliswor Pari was it hy a pitched" oshava cteced nine nits tor] PRAVORL QDeMeL LOMIGMT |i Peer ot asmcou Sthanase eter "Merager{ie Rea and Vnshed fyi ne Dem More inthe penaty box, Pe Baha foretone deiey! | chuk caromed a two-base hit off| Larry Wright *h re Poggi " ; doubles and singles, will com-\C@me third in the Bantam boys|final while Larry Hicks was Wednesday's Games tip Gree eck and Pavtitt pair ot cst te _ each getting a By CLIFF GORDON the second period but almost pete in the Canadian champ- | 80-metre hurdles and Oshawa/fourth in his heat. Atlanta at New York geeupared Home. with the win Tn the: eek e cainct|__BROOKLIN -- Brooklin Red-|blew the contest in the third,|jonships, at Montreal, on August |t€4ms finished second and third) Elizabeth Hesp was second in| SALES " SE San Francisco at Philad ning run Collins Bee se Na against men held on gamely to preserve|something which occurred in|9; ' . jin the Bantam 4 x 110 relay|the ladies' open 100-yard dash) ? iG the final game. Ducetial nach Com Sunday after-| an 11-10 win over Toronto Maple|their two previous Saturday| a races. The Bantam boys med-| In the Junior 880-yard run ' 'ieee Pittsburgh at Chicago ec uk di Gatere ann wri, f ee won 12-4, with) Leafs here Saturday to wind up night home games. - ley relay team finished in run-|Qshawa's Ariz Birze was fourth Houston at Cincinnati N Woermke fanned 14,. with Gil-|\strike ge ing another seven|the Ontario Lacrosse Associa-/ Redmen and Leafs will meet | i' Mid t L ner-up slot while the Midget/and he was fifth in the 220-yard Los Angeles at St. Louis N thour oblling two ay hie ins hits se Ss sh siving up eight! tion senior 'A' season. in the senior semi-finals, with} iT ge Ss OSE | boys medley team was third. | Junior final. American League dour chits while 'Tom Eldrid eirerees ee Wau h Harris had a} Brooklin held a 7-3 lead after the opening game at Brooklin| | Oshawa teams finished first] da Kwasniewski's th Pet S wh 'idridge |triple and single. --______--____-------- tonight. Second game in the| | ana feunth An the elle eal asniewski's throw of 144) Chic 9°45 5 and Gerry Welsh each had two, Quality Fuels scored in every best-of-seven series is slated for | ran or {and fourth in the mile relay and|ft. gave him fourth place in the chicago 59 45 569 of Oshawa's slim five. inning except the second and - Port Credit 'Thursday ws an Oshawa team won the| Javelin throw and he finished Boston 58 49. 542 All other games in the tourna-|fifth and pounded out a total at egion antams 'third ganie te th Brooklin on FRANKFORD (Staff) -- Osh-|"open" 440-yard relay event. 'sixth in the shot put event, with| Minnesota 57 49.538 ment were of 7-inning duration|15 hits for their dozen runs. ee Aug is , bats su oe sr page Oshawa's entries in the Ban-|a distance of 38 ft. pee : Big ie with Brian White striking out 14/Eldridge again set the ps 'N S bo h Satay foe |droppe heir final schedule|tam girls and Midget girls 440-' In the men's op Soemiecl alifornia 58 52 ..52 batters in 15 innings he worked) with three hits, while wright. | ip Car roug ages vw use ee of the Eastern Ontario/yard relay races, both finished Brian Latta ais nhiee a hel Washington 55 55, .500 and Woermke claiming 27 vic-|Charlie Rout, Welsh and White| Oshawa Legionnaire bantams| banging in five goals, Tom Con-|Pasc02!! Association's | Midget fourth. heat while Glen Wilson and cen ot te pies in 15 innings. _ |each had two and John Nestic|/nosed out Scarborough Village | lin scored twice and other goals | 2asue, auttoring ee ae re) _A team of 13 members of the/Larry Hicks each were fourth Mihi ann zerry Welsh was the team's hit a homer 5-4 in an exhibition game at/for Redmen went to Don|\.°4 Ne a four-point game at) ~~ |in their respective heats. lige City 48 62 436 : ------------ |Kinsmen -Civic Memorial Sta-/Craggs, Dave Lough, Elmer| frank ond, on Saturday after: REMEMBER WHEN? Grant Osborne finished fifth 5x '-- d Bes Pom dium on Saturday afternoon. (Tran and Dave Houston. | : rae: : * "lin the men's open mile run. onday's Results : ; : a . | Bob Cooke, pitching for; py vHE CANADI | Baltimore 4 Cleveland 0 Alan Taylor and Dave Ross) Terry Davis was thwarted in|Frankford, limited the Oshawa| CANADIAN PRESS Washington 5 Minnesota 0 shared pitching duties for Osh-/his bid for the league scoring |jads to nine hits and singleton The 'miracle mile" at New vane 4 California 8 TODAY int Canhincion Yea Boling lawa bantams, exchanging pos- championship, earning only On€/ryns in the fourth and eighth the British -Empire Games Probable Pitchers Tod: LACROSSE Club. 1 $0 om age 8 'itions as first baseman, in the|assist and finishing 13 points and a pair in the ninth, for at Vancouver was won 13 New York (Barber 7-1 OLA Senior 'A' Playoffs: : ieee fifth inning. Bob Thomerson|behind brother John of Peter-|their slin. total. Scott Wilson| Years ago today--in 1954-- California (Brunet 11-12) } Toronto Maple Leafs vs SOCCER jwent the distance for the visit-/ borough. : |got his second double to open| by Roger Bannister of Eng- Boston (Bell 7-9 and Brooklin Redmen: 1st game of Darlington Senior League: |S and claimed 18 strikeout) Graeme Gair and Johnny Rob-|the fourth and scored on Mark a a 58.8 sec- head 1-1) at Kansas 4-out-of-7 semi-final series; at Brooklin Arena, 8:30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' Playofis:-- Brampton ABC'c vs Oshawa Green Gaels; 4th game of 4- out-of-7 'A' Series: at Oshawa Civic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. OMLA Midget League: Tyrone at Salem and Courtice at Hampton; both games at 7:00 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League: Oshawa Legionnaires vs East York Kinsmen; at Cedarvale jvictims, gave up only six hits.) | Scarborough got two runs in |the second when Thomerson opened with a single, Steeve) Booth was safe on an error, 'when he sacrificed, Thomerson| {scored on a wild pitch and |Dave Near's single, with two Jout, scored Booth. The visitors} erts each scored three goals for Toronto, while Bob Davidson had a pair. Singles went to Ron Roy and Doug Smith. If past performances mean anything, coach Fred Whalley's Redmen should win over Tor- onto. In eight season games, Redmen were victorious seven Blanchard's_ sacrifice. In the 8th inning, Rick Harding got his third hit of the game to open the frame, Wilson drew a walk, Harding stole third and scored on an infield error. In the 9th, singles by Dan Smith, Sherban and Gary Ron Landy of Australia behind him but still within the four-minute mark. Rich Ferguson of To- ronto came in third in 4 minutes 4.6 seconds. BUYING, SELLING KAMPING UNLIMITED Townline Road North (1 Mile North of King St. E.) PH. 728-9942 39 PRINCE ST. Repairs to All Makes of Shavers an OSHAWA SHAVER SERVICE & SUPPLIES OSHAWA ppers 728-4284 (Hunter 9-11) and Odem (2) TN Chicago (Horlen 13-3 an ters 12-6) at Detroit (M 13-12 and Pedras 3-1) (2) 7 Washington (Coleman 8- Minnesota (Merritt 8-3) N Cleveland (O'Donoghue at Baltimore (Hardin 1-0) Peterborough vs Oshawa Rook Re | x ; ii. plus an error, pr a Check th i i | Green Gaels Midgets; at Osh- Sarg aaa jgot their other two runs in thejtimes, ee ee ae two en Caattion Sten te ae | Wednesday's Games awa Children's Arena, at 8:30 TRACK AND FIELD phates Alan Be tog | Wilson was the Oshawa pitch- TRADING | eee New York at California N p.m Saar iiies anes _ {double, a single by George Kip-| er and found the Frankford or Cleveland at Baltimore N legion Track Club: Nightly ley, an infield out and Colin eac com. ers inde 5 hitti das th : on ah ee BASEBALL training session; at McLaugh- |Lander's single, the third of "oy fag i ag hag a avers SEE | Remember Th L t Oo ee oe at Kansas City N Eastern Ontario Assoc. -- in Collegiate Campus; from |the inning, Thomerson opencd| rate ee 4 é | e as ne _ Washington at Minnesote (Midget 'A' Minor Playoffs) -- 6:00 p.m, to 8:00 p.m. , é | inning except the fifth. The | Chicago at Detroit N Ny haley , I jthe eighth with a double, but) OWN 0c. ets homesters scored first, took a | 5 Oshawa Legionnaires vs Port : : |was thrown out trying to steal] 4-1 lead in the fourth and add- Here We Are Again H "a a a on a ok rete > pr er yaya third base. | Beachcombers beat outled four more runs in the sixth 1051 Pi fsiigd w Richinoed &2 i 309 ai series; al Fort Hope, 6:15 A Senior 'B' Playoffs: Oshawa got a run in the sec-| Rockets 10-8, in their Industrial i ir i ft. | 2 4A4 ae Ze p.m. Orangeville Dufferins vs Osh- j|ond on Les Kiraly's opening | pin League fixture at pag agri we ee GUS yes aaa. | 4th. Game, Junior A Playoff te sag a eae SOFTBALL oes Steelers; - > ae .. . e eroretie Arena, this past week-| ¢ Bedard, Garrett, Kemp, CALL | i bonus . 2 = : f 4-out-of-7 series; at Osh- n the seventh, Bryan Rose/end. tages | ¥ : . " : City and District Assoc.: -- awa Children's Arena, 8:30 |walked and scored on Taylor's| Both teams had their scoring ag ee aggre Ee pug 728-7375 i Jacksonville 52 57 .477 Mister TV Towers vs Georgian p.m double. Dave Ross was safe on|honors well divided with Bobliwo hits for the homesters , CU Syracuse 48 59 .449 Motor Hotel; 1st game of 2- a fielder's choice, with Tay-| Leal pacing the winners with Tail ea epacean ai A | Buffalo 46 59 .438 pea ee hoe SOFTBALL lor advancing to third. Ross|three goals while Dennis proeenensmee ss oat H tinged eagles Ky 2 Civil Service League: Rexco/stole second on the first pitch|Hutchinson, Gary Kitchen and | p.m. and People's Clothing vs ys Rundle's Garden Contve: at {and both runners scored on|Cam Hall each scored a pair AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION PLAY BETTE Scugog Cleaners; Ist game Jakeview Park (West dia- |Mike Harper's squeeze bunt,|and Don Townsend notched one. SPECIALISTS of 2-out-of-3 OASA Junior 'A' mond). 7:00 p.m.; Cross-Can-|with Thomerson throwing the| For Rockets, Ken Sherban and | series; at Alexandra Park, ada Paying vs Foley's Plumb- {ball into right field. |Pete . Locket each scored a Avoid costly cag a | 8:15 p.m. : ing; at North Oshawa Park, In the eighth, Wayne Tutin|couple while Don Beuchler, Wal-| . : ; 1 EASY TERMS East York Intermediate 7.() p.m. and Cadillac Bil- |opened with a double and scor-|ter Karas, Stan Abbott and! major repairs | Ladies' League:-- Whitby Scu- gog Cleaners at East York Ki- wanis, 8:15 p.m. TENNIS Kawartha Mixed League: -- Peterborough 'B at Oshawa T.C.. 7:30 p.m. SOCCER liards vs Wood's Transport; at North Oshawa Park, 8:15 p.m. City and District Assoc.: Port Perry vs Oshawa Jay- cees; at Alexandra Park, 6:15 P.m. and Brooklin Concretes vs Pam International; at Alex- andra Park, 8:15 p.m. ed on Kiraly's triple. 'Terry Lloyd got one apiece. 60 RACING! 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