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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, August 9, 1967 By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor GREEN GAELS cleaned up their quarter-final series in decisive fashion at the Civic Auditorium last night when they | whomped Brampton ABC's 23-4 in. the fourth game of the set. The Gaels came to play -- and score goals -- a fact which they established with authority, paced by Gaylord Powless. "The Chief" was in command last night, with six goals and three assists. He received the sea- son's "most popular player' trophy between periods and was named No. 1 star of the game, at the conclusion of the action: Phil Clayton's deadly passes and alert per- ception earned him six as- sists, plus a goal while the Stinson brothers, Terry and Don, along with Charlie Mar- lowe scored three goals apiece and captain Jim Higgs contributed a pair. It was a great team effort as well as a showpiece of lacrosse WE THOUGHT Brampton deserved the applause they got from the good lacrosse fans and we'll discount the odd cat-call that came from younger, biased rooters No less than three of their stars, including Dave Wilfong, who scored five goals against Gaels in one game this series, wouldn't come to Oshawa to face obvious elimination. Brampton only had 10 play- ers in uniform but those boys gave it all they had -- it wasn't nearly enough -- but at least they played it out to the end and to their credit, let's not forget this was the cleanest game of the set. There was not the slightest attempt by any of the Bramp- ton boys to 'get in a few licks" before the season end- ed. Green Gaels now await the semi-finals, likely against Huntsville Hawks, who cur- rently are disposing of Long Branch. THE SEMI-FINALS, against Hunstville, if they win their Pam Miller Wins Round, ' next game -- will likely start in Huntsville on Saturday night with the second zame back here at Civie Auditor- ium on Monday, «the Gaels' regular "home™ night'. In other quarter - final playoff rounds, Toronto Township leads Hastings Legion 3-2 in games and St. Catharines has the same edge on Mimico Mounties. The Mounties avoided elimination with a 15-8 win last night while Township turned back Hast- ings 16-6 in the fifth game of their series. They play again tonight and Hastings must win or else while Mimico and St. Kitts go at it in their sixth game, tomorrow evening. SPORT SHORTS: BROOK- LIN REDMEN opened their OLA Senior 'A' semi-finals on their home floor last night and had to go all out to turn back Toronto Maple Leafs 10-8. Second game is tomor- row night, in Port Credit, where Maple Leafs qre play- ing their home games in this round OSHAWA Tennis Club eliminated Peterborough "Quakers" Club in Kawartha Mixed League semi-finals last night, here at the local courts, and will now meet either Lindsay or Peterborough 'A' in the finals .. . OASA elim- inations in the Oshawa City and District Softball Associa- tion got underway last night at Alexandra Park and the second games will go as an- other doubleheader, Thursday on the same diamond. In the Intermediate 'AA' series, Mis- ter TV Towers whipped Geor- gian Motor Hotel 10-2 but the Junior 'A' game was some- thing else again. Big Pete Landers had to come up witn one of his best games of the season and two teammates hit homers, to fashion a 2-0 victory. Wayne Cheesman and Phil Solomon belted the circuit clouts and Landers pitched a no-hitter, to keep the peppery People's Cloth- ing team subdued. Canada Ties With Scotland DUNBAR, Scotland (Reuters);Ont., went out in 40 to go one goal, set -- Canada tied Scotland 2-2\up and scored a brilliant birdie electrified in an under-21\at the long 14th. girls' international golf match| Canada that preceded the Scottish open|Pamela here Tuesday championship starting today. came when 20, physical education student/ior and|beat Norma Moyes five and 1965 Canadian senior amateur four. from Shawinigan, Que., Miller, championship _ last next week. | Besides the fine five-goal, two-assist performance of went 2-1 up when' Ontario women's open champion for the game was getting real close. The Canadians' first defeat last two years and runner-up to i ' Jocelyn Bourassa,|Miss Post in the Canadian jun-| Davidson each scored a pair year. dropped their eighth game injgame at the .17 mark of the champion, was beaten three Miss Miller, from Oshawa, and two by Scottish champion Ont., was three up at the turn Gillian Hutton. eying in danger of losing! : ier lead. Canada tied it at 1-1 when) But Scotland levelled the Sandra Post, 19, Canadian Jun-|match when Ina Walker beat ior champion for the last three] Jane Kirkpatrick a 19-year-old years ano current Ontario Sen-| Toronto student, five and three ior champion, beat Kathleen) Miss Kirkpatrick was fourth in Cumming three and two jthe Canadian junior champion- DALE Dale Tallon (left) holds the trophy he won yester- day in winning the sixth an- nual Thunderbird Junior Golf Tournament at Ash- burn. Dale shot a 74 to win the 16-1 age division. Al Avery (middle) won the 14-15 age division with a 76. The 13 year and under competi- tion was won by Gord Turner who shot an 85. More than Brooklin Ekes Out 10-8 Win TALLON WINS TOURNEY 175 boys from Southern On- in this tario were entered year's tournament. | A (Oshawa Times Photo) of yy As Semi-Finals Underway By CLIFF GORDON men. Doug Smith, from his atti-{outraced two local BROOKLIN -- Brooklin Red- tude in last night's game, may/for the ball. imen, sparked by the five-goal | performance of Terry Davis land the sensational goaltend- ling of Bob McCready, downed fhe Toronto Maple Leafs 10-8 at the Brooklin Arena last night, in the first game of the best-of- jseven Eastern Canada Senior |'A' lacrosse semi-finals | Second game is slated for the |Port Credit Arena on Thurs- iday night with the third game |back in Brooklin on Tuesday of as| series. He scored one goal Neil and Graeme Gair. GRAY STARTS IT Mike Gray, who has it home, belt-high at the 5.42 goal and one assist with single heavy at this stage and Davis} counters going to Mike Gray,| Bob Hanna, and Doug Favelle. Elmer Tran was a "one man et-up gang" as the scrappy redhead was the spade man on four of the Brooklin goals. Conlin getting the assists Hanna put Brooklin out front! be Brooklin appeared to Bob McCready, as well as cut the local lead to a single) We playing a sparkling game in up two goals andj1g seconds after the fans with aAascored and Keegan tied couple of dazzling rushes the| pai) es length of the floor when the| a SP and Bob first. Toronto broke out whofor the first time in the ball| John Roberts for the Maple Leafs nine starts against the Red-!middle stanza when MacNeill Landers Tosses No-Hitter In Junior Playoff Opener Kaleta and Ewart; Pete Landers had everything| Landers Miss Post, from Oakville,!ship last year. under control at Alexandrajand Parkinson, = aremaR I Re 7 - Park last night as Scugog CALDER SHARP Cleaners downed People's! non Calder tossed Mr. T.V. TODAY SOCCER Darlington Senior 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 Park, 7:30 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' Playoffs: Orangeville Dufferins vs Osh- awa Lasco Steelers; 2nd game of 4-out-of-7 series; at Osh- awa Children's Arena, 8:30 p.m SOFTBALL Civil Service League: vs Rundle's Garden Centre; at Lakeview Park (West dia- mond). 7:00 p.m.; Cross-Can ada Paving vs Foley's Plumb- ing: at North Oshawa Park, 7:00 p.m. and Cadillac Bil 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 East York Intermediate Ladies League: Donlands vs Whitby Scugog Cleaners; at Whitby Centennial Park, 8:15 p.m. HORSESHOES Oshawa Recreation Dept. Championships: Boys and Girls; uges 8-12 and 13-15; at Radio Park Sports Field, 9:30 am ee BUYING, SELLING or TRADING SEE KEITH KAINE FIRST 1051 King St. West GUS BROWN MOTORS CALL 728-7375 SPORTSCOPE Rexco ' THURSDAY LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' Playoffs: Oshawa Lasco Steelers jOraugeville Dufferings; jgame of 4-out-of-7 series Orangeville, 8:30 p.m. OLA Senior 'A' Playoffs: Brooklin Redn.en vs Toronto Maple Leafs; 2nd game of 4- out-of-7 semi-final series; at Port Credit Arena, 8:30 p.m. vs 2nd at | BASEBALL |. EOBA Bantam 'A' Finals: |Cobourg at Bowmanville, 6:00 p.m. TENNIS Inter- County 'A' Mixed League: Oshawa T.C. at North York T.C.; 7:15 p.m. SOFTBALI Oshawa _ City Assoc.: Georgian Motor Hotel vs Mister TV Towers; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 OASA Inter 'AA' elimination series; at Alexandra Park, 6:15 p.m. and Scugog Cleaners vs Peopie's Clothing; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 OASA Junior 'A' elimination series; at Alex- andre Park, 8:15 p.m. and District Clothing 2-0 in the first game|towers to a 10-2 win over Geor- of a best-of-three Ontario Ama-| cian Motor Hotel in the first| teur Softball Association junior|came of a best-of-three OASA A" playoff series. |Intermediate AA series. Second Landers held his city rivalsigame in this round is also hitless in going the route, and|scheduled for Thursday night he struck out 21 batters in the at Alexandra Park. process. People's had five base Calder allowed three hits runners, four on walks and one struck out 12 and walked four on an error, but only two made as the towermen took the one- it to second base. sided decision. Scugogs, meanwhile weren't Towers struck for a run in the faring too well against Hank second, added two in the third Kaleta. who held them to five and broke the game open with hits. Two of the hits, however, four runs in the fifth. were home runs, by Wayne| Bob Blair and Larry Michaels Cheesman in the third and Glen/¢ach_ had a double and single Elliott in the fifth. for Towers, with Brian Laxdal collecting a pair of singles. Other hits for Scugogs were! oie ; . singles by Phil Solomon, Chees- oo pool ee Nes Bh man and Ken Brack. Konkey, a double, Calder and Landers struck the side out Frank Varga. and did Brian Keegan, Ron Mac- Davis showed his f | pleted t in front)m not be around for the entire/payig MOVES IN It was at this stage 3.57. The fans the scoring for Davis, Ken Thompson was the : jnext best with a goal and two ed at the last second. 'dal : lhelpers. Don Craggs added a Goals were coming hot and|middle stanza. : Brooklin continued to show swamped Whitby 23-5 and outhit got his first of five just 13 sec-|their power as they outscored|them 19-4. onds later with Thompson and| thei in the final period in the final chatted Hanna _ had| game and he was pleased with|T. Depratto hit a home run for e the|the win and reminded us that|Whitby while A. Vandyk col- ma Al 5. ist the|We poagic aimber for the trip|lected two safeties and K. Hood . 's est no 5 , . way it stood "at the end of thetis right "ae irae crests aye are ner of he Brooklin supporters defenders : that | division. \ iner art of ball handling. He scored three the Lawr. Bowling Club have in-a-row, at 2.09, 2.41 and the their been third at finding goals rather scarce of|really whooping it up and the| - late, opened the scoring for|Toronto team knew from the Brooklin when he took a pass|Cheers that they had a_ ball from Ken Crawford and drilled|8ame on their hands. Davidson got his first goal at mark. Roberts finally managed|10.20 with his team playing a to solve the slants of McCready|Man short but Craggs got that as he slipped one home on the|One back 'just over a minute/Girls eliminated Whitby in two short side that McCready ap-|later. Roberts made it 7-6 at/straight games to sweep their peared to catch and then miss-/the 14.06 mark and that com- first round series in the Provin- the cial Women's Softball Union 2-0 were yp next, on August 16. r rivals from the big city and|ning except the seventh, and played perhaps their smartest|<eored ir, seven of the nine 3-1 just 42 seconds later and lacrosse in some four or five! innings in games, 'i high gear at this stage. Toronto|Utes of last night's game. five min- gle, 4 _ with manager|teen hits being divided amongst marker at the 16.24 mark just!coach Fred Whalley after the|nearly all of the Woodview Girls. Oshawa Green Gaels erupted \like an avalanche and swept |Brampton ABC's into the On- ltario Lacrosse Association's Junior 'A' discard barrel, with an authorative 23-4 triumph here at Civic Auditorium last Inight, to win their quarter-final |playoff series in four-straight | games in decisive fashion. |" Ten gallant and spirited stal- |warts of the Brampton Junior Lacrosse Club put in an \- pearance for the game that no doubt they felt would mean elimination and several of their "regulars" saw fit to sit this) one out. | To their credit, it should be limmediately established, the |Brampton ABC's who put in an Oshawa Trio Wins Fillies n Oshawa entry, comprised McAdam, M. Myers and E Pearce, skip, captured top honors for three wins, in the "Fillies" annual tournament at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club| greens | Entries were on hand from Whitby, Peterborough, Mark- ham, Balmy Beach and the {home club. D. Solley, D. Haley and J. Saywell were winners of the) high two-win prizes while the Whitby entry of M. MaclIntosh,| J.: Archibald and A. Hutchins,| skin, were best in the one-win| Oshawa's "Ladies Section" of "Gala Day" event coming Oshawa Juveniles Eliminate Whitby Oshawa Woodview Juvenile Playing in Whitby, Oshawa Oshawa had hits in every in- B. Nichol had six hits for Woodview, with the other thir- *Woodview will meet the win- Green Gaels Sweep Set, Came To Play And Score appearance, gave it everything they had, it wasn't enough -- but they went down and out like true .sporting gentlemen -- it was the cleanest game of the season, not just of this playoff series, but for the entire sum- mer, as far as Oshawa fans can testify. : GAELS STRIKE EARLY Gaylord Powless was the king pin in this victory. He took a re- bound off the backboards and potted the ball behind Bob McNair before the game was hardly going--i2 seconds after e opening faceoff. is second goal made it 3-0 for Oshawa before they were much past the three-minute mark and by this time, every- body in the Civic Auditorium, especially the Brampton ABC's, were convinced that the Green Gaels were out to win this one, they had come to play. Goals by Gord Keates, from Wayne Atkinson and by Bram Wilfon from Brian Green, gave the timekeeper something to do with the other side of his clock) jmate, picked but the first period ended with the score 8-2 and to all purposes, it was game over. At the end of the first period, Powless was presented with the Auto Workers Credit Union "Most Popular Player Trophy"', manager Leon Davey making the presentation to the popular Oshawa star -- a ceremony that drew _ enthusiastic from the crowd. Powless showed his apprecia- tion in the best possible way -- he scored six goals before the night was over in addition to| Brampton's four goals were approval | 'act, earning three assists. levenly. divided among Wayne Powless also drew No. 1 star| Atkinson, Bram Wilfong, Gord rating in the usual three-star Keats and Dave Sterrit and selection for the game, with|Brian Green had a palr of Phil Clayton as second-in-com- | assists mand and Wayne Atkinson \No.| There were only seven penal- 3 star. The Brampton speed-|ties in the game, two in each ster had one of his teain's| period and the extra one com- goals and an assist, but he wasi|ing late in the game, which gave Brampton four of - the trying all the way and played a sparkling game, in spite of|seven. Marlowe got a "follow the one-sided defeat. through" penalty in the second |period on a shot, on which he GOALS GALORE iscored a goal -- which had to Green Gaels were ahead 8-2 be something different -- a goal at the end of the first period, | and penalty all at the same led 14-4 at the end of the second | cecond, stanza and then finished up with nine unanswered goals in TOWNSHIP WINS the final frame, for their one-| Toronto Township took a 3-2 sided total . \lead over Hastings Legionnaires Phil Clayton's contribution|in their quarter-final playoff was mainly as a playmaker./round, with a. 16-6 decision at He scored only once himself,|home while Mimico Mounties, late in the first period, on ajfacing elimination, turned back beautiful three-way play with|St. Catharines Lakesides 15-8, Jim Higgs and Charlie Mar-|to leave that quarter-final set lowe, but Clayton's fine-point|at the 3-2 mark . passing earned him six ASSIStS. | cee Ross Jones, another who excels in setting up a team-)| up four assists while. team captain Jim Higgs scored twice and had _ three assists. 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That ended a fo Chicago losing strea the Sox' 24 game } intact Minnesota tr margin after whipy ington 3-2 and Bos same distance t splitting a doubleh Kansas City, The R their fourth straight, opener, but bounced a 7-5 victory in the n Detroit. which bea Sox 2-1 in the 10-i game, is fourth, th off Chicago's pace nia, which lost 1-0 to is fifth, 44% behind. In the only other League game Tuest land downed Baltima innings. GETS WINNING RL Dick McAuliffe de with Detroit's winn the 10th inning of the a Hoyt Wilhelm fluttered past J. C. ! Moments _ before ball, Ken Barry ha¢ the tie by throwing McLain at the plat Kaline had singled. reached third on th ' then. scored the wi Kaline homered for and Pete Ward co! The White Sox. Detroit led 4-2 in t on homers by Bill F Norm Cash when second homer of the 11th of the season tie in the eighth. Then in the 10th, booted Ken Boyer bouncer allowing Do score from second w ning run. Rocky © gled home an insu wrapping it up. The Twins used a ning, two out home Rollins te beat th tough Washington Se ENDS STRING Rollins' 375-foot st string of four st keouts by Washingt Dave Baldwin and n ner of Al Worthingtc bailea Jim Merritt bases-loaded jam in the eighth Boston, like Chica the verge of droppin header rallying for in the seventh innin more in the ninth te sas City in the seco their twi-nighter. Jim (Catfish) Hi last-out help from had won his 10th g opener and the A's a 4-0 lead in the sect But the Red Sox b tying it on Tony double. Then in the 1 Siebern's bases-loa and an error on the Gosser brought across. Danny Cater dro runs for the A's in header. Frank Robinson' homer tied the gam more in the eighth Boog Powell's error rifice fly by Chi pushed across two HFAITH SP