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& THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, August 17, 1947 GREEN GAEIS moved & big step closer to the OLA Junior 'A' finals and defence of their own championship Laurels, when they turned back Huntsville Hawks here the othe: night in such one- sided fashion. That win proved beyond recall that Oshawa's Junior 'A' lacrosse champions are just too good for the current opposition. They won this one in a one- sided fashion, even without the services of a couple of their stars in the starting line-up and two others who left early because of injuries. As a team effort, this has to be one. of the Green Gaels' better productions TONIGHT, here at home at the Civic Auditorium, Gaels play Huntsville again and re- gardless of Brian Thompson's -appearance in uniform for Huntsville. we see no reason to be in doubt of the outcome Green Gaels should march to the Minto Cup finals without 'a playoff defeat, certainly not at the hands of Huntsville This series should end with «the fourth game in Huntsville this Saturday night. While «talking about "Green Gaels" *--let's take a minute out to extend congratulations to the 'Green Geels Tykes -- who «this past weekend captured *the Al!-Ontario championship laurels. The players are to be 'congratulated and so is the 'organization -- that's where 'the future Junior 'A' cham- pions are sprouting. : BROOKLIN REDMEN are within reach of moving into «the OLA Senior 'A' champion- SSPORTS MENU | By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor Oshawa and District Associa- tion's Carling Cup final. To- night's is a league game but on Saturday night, Italia plays Local 222 and Ukraina meets Azzurri. Neither team, Italia or Ukraina, have lost a game this season to their Saturday's. opposition, Local 222 ana Azzuri, so tonight's game could be a preview of the Carling Cup final. SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS (and baseball) are prominent on the sports calendar for thi«, weekend. Tonight at Alexan- dra Park, one of the biggest % crowds of the season is ex- | pected te be on hand, when Oshawa Scugog Cleaners meet Scarborough Davidson Motors, in the first game of their OASA Junior 'A' play- offs. Scarborough nosed out Scugog Cleaners to win the big tournament in Owen Sound and also repeated, in the Junior Classic Tourna- ment, here in Oshawa, back in July, beating out Scugogs in a long overtime game, in the semi-finals. They meet in the first round of "Toronto Zone" OASA playoffs and. we will predict that the winne? of this series will emerge as All- Ontario Junior 'A' champions, this season DIAMOND DUST -- Osh- awa Pam International ousted Lindsay in their OASA Inter. 'A' first round, here on Tues- dav night HARMAN PARK, Oshawa's OASA Squirts representatives, drop- ped a 9-2 decision on their home diamond last night, to Cobourg Legion. Second game is in Cobourg on Saturday ' JANICE GODFREY SHOWS FORM THAT WON HER THREE Second Inning Rally MEDALS Ajax Girl Wins Three Medals A pert, pretty Ajax girl re- turned home from Winnipeg last week, one gold and two silver medals heavier than when she left. Janice Godfrey was a triple medal winner at the Paraplegic Pan-Am Games held on the uni- versity of Manitoba grounds at the tail end of the Pan-American Games, Janice won her gold medal in the club throw with a toss of 55 feet. This is the farthest she has thrown the club in competition or in practice. She won her silver medals in the discuss event and in the 120 metre relay. More than 130 competitors from Canada, the United States, Argentina, Trinidad, Tobago, Mexico and Jamaica were enter- ed in the Games. In winning her gold medal, Janice nosed out a teamate from the Coasters Athletic Club of Toronto. She said, '"'this girl threw 47 feet in her last throw and I only had one throw left. When I tossed it 55 feet, the coach In the games the United States captured most of the medal honors, with Canada sec- ond and Jamaica third. Janice joined the Coasters Club three months ago when it was first formed. The Indepen- dent Order of Foresters paid part of the expenses for the team to compete in Winning while the rest was raised through benefits. With the Pan-Am competition over, Janice continues training for the Centennial Games to be held in Montreal Sept. 5-10. Next year the Parolympic Games are to be held in Tel Aviv, Israel and Janice hopes a spon- sor can be found to send a Cana- dian team over. Besides excelling in athletics, Janice is scoring academically as well. She recently completed a business machine course with a 97 per cent average. Janice said she will wait until the Centennial Games are com- pleted in September before look- ing for a job. Athletics seem to run in the PROVOST SIGNS pregeri Wearnetay = vet- cAL ad j.|eran right winger Claude Pro- MONTREAL (Coe Te vost has signed his contract for lock, general manager of the|ine 1967.68 season. It will be the Montreal Canadiens of the/13th consecutive season Provost National Hockey League, |has played for the Canadiens . NOW! HOME CEMENT JOBS ARE EASY WITH SAKRETE' READY TO USE MIXES! Godfrey family as Janice's told me to go break the news to! brother Murray, a baseball pit- the girl. She was terribly dis- cher, was recently signed by the appointed." Belleville scored four runs in | Belleville Beats Oshawa In First Game Of Final |the fifth inning at Kinsmen Sta-| {dium last night and went on to hand Oshawa Legionnaires a 6-4 setback in the first game of| the Eastern Ontario Baseball __| Association midget final. Second game in the best-of- three series is scheduled for Belleville on Sunday at 4 p.m., with a third game, if neces- Boston Red Sox. the eighth but left the bases loaded as winning pitcher Ted Shaw retired two men on in- fild taps. | Shaw allowed seven hits and, walked nine but struck out 16) batters. Bob Limkilde, who went the distance for Oshawa, allowed seven hits, walked four and struck out nine. Green and Luffman each had | water. Ideal for stop-and-start pro- | You'll be amazed how easy it is to work : Patch concrete steps with SAKRETE 3 Special Sakrete Mixes to choose Sand Mix (80, 45, 25 and 11 tb. begs). from--all you have to do is add the jects because there's no waste oF guesswork. 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The ba over left fielder Dann head and the three scored easily. But Boy ing badly, barely ma first base. Sandy Alomar, las Chicago singles and s« runs. Alomar has been a good field-no h throughout his career. First place Minneso won their seventh str from California Angels Boston Red Sox mi third place by beatin Tigers 6-3. Cleveland Tape On Cuts Sho: By ED SCHUYLE Associated Press Spo The tale of the ta the story of a ser unsuccessful bid for no-hitter in the 59-ye: of Pittsburgh's Forbes Tape around the ri 'ship finals. They won at home WOODVIEW PARK Y ! 'the other night to take a 2-1 girls' team continue to roll Pas in Oshawa on Monday at two hits for Belleville, with ® "lead and tonight they are forward and up, in the PWSU - ae P.m. other safeties going to Steve of Cincinnati's Jim playing Toronto Maple Leafs Juvenile playoffs. They oust- Big blow of the four-run fiftii Moore, Shaw and Brian Cough- enabled the veteran in Port Credit. A win tonight ed Agincourt, last year's | lI : S al I Le or exco was a bases-loaded triple by lin. - dar to make tha bid | sand. another on Saturday cham pions, in two-straight shortstop Bob Luffman. He Bernie McGuire had a triple, night night at home, will put them games and now take on St. scored the fourth run on an in- double and single for Legion-| JOHN But it didn't pre tinto the finals, against the Catharines in the semi-finals, Rexco scored five runs in the|the loss giving up six runs on Cadillac Billiards scored four field taps. naires, with other hits going to| SWAN from aggravating : *Peterborough-Brampton win- opening the series here : at <econd inning and went on to/seven hits. mins in the sixth inning to de-| Belleville picked up a pair of Wayne Blanchard, Limkilde, which forced him te sners. The Redmen have vad a ves Park elie edge Cross Canada Paving 6-5| Foley's Plumbing scored two feat Rundle's Garden Centre 10-/Tuns in the second inning,|John Alexander and Murray! HARDWARE LTD the seventh inning of gy waggle hog ih gare NAGGHT. PARK pia Were in the first game of their best)runs in the second inning, three 8 in the first game of their two-|although claiming only one nit, | Brien. | ® won by Cincinnati 4-0 ane impress 4 ne start 7 faa Oey players three-of-five Civil Servicelin the fourth and five runs in of-three series at Alexandra'a leadoff single by Doug Green, |Belleville 20 040 000-6 7 5 Oshawa Shopping Centre 725-3527 Boy pear nie te outstanding. They could sur- against Belleville, here on Tig eggper tobe thags Boe ic in teas toe tah Te i Bradley. doubled and Legionnaires scored once in| Oshawa 001 200 010-4 7 2 hits in ihe eighth inal vive this semi-final round their home diamond Saturday ne hen 3 J atitwe ahrice at North ohne scored on Bob Reid's double Feline third and went ahead 3-2 in) Shaw and Jury; Limkilde and) St. Louis Cardine against Toronto Maple Leafs, afternoon... BROOKLIN "!8ht- ; "Sp bie 5 ; hoe cH the Meth ania ite fourth. They scored once in| Alexander. | G S$ WHITE & SON LTD Chicago Cubs 4- but thev've certainly got to Concretés opened their Inter. In other Civil Service playoff Re Convoy had the : "1M ; , ee oe . Braves topped San Show tore scoring finish, if °C' OASA playotts against jaction, Foley's Fiumung 4°'| the winners, with M. Terry, W eed ait vas ee eat ------ | HARDWARE -- FEEDS -- PAINT ---- FENCING Giants 6-3, New York they hope to take the finals Markham last night and the feated Dahesh pMgenah - Pe aA Th MIChOIE. fae enc inki® BRGSA ErDU Out a FERTILIZERS -- SEEDS -- TWINE AND PUMPS Philadelphia Phillies and earn that trip West, for return game is In Brooklin on kde De brag a ee 7 il- sade aigisk, colue: tb MUNA Mob arpdiee nade Sie nial : Los Angeles Dodger: the Conadian eamcioeatiy ie i g ht ae cIve. - naiates -- --_ aed aad 0h Bradley: and a single, Francis Bradley |1300 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa 728-4696 etd Rha 7-1 s Mann u or 7 ' § . ' ° ; 7 4 ' A ee ' opened their playoffs last at Alexandra Park Peay Si agg a a Rg sr ar Re migo | J National League gam : : sers , Barker,|single, Reid a double an y . OSHAWA ITALIA ran into night and go again on Mon- G. Cooper, R. Craggs. D R Pog st > ' . STEPS IN HOLE : a snag in their quest for the day GALE LUMBER (Whitely, T. Lutton and pe and Roberts had one hit rod ig cost bed breeds HOLLAND LUMBER LTD. Maloney stepped i Ontario Cup and bid for Cana- had to go all out to win a 2-1 |Wright all scored in the sec- D. Nicholls was the winning Knocker Supryka J Bdeatiei dy with a 8 a . dian championship laurels, decision in Ajax last night jond inning for Rexco. while pitcher with McHugh taking| Milne, Mavaatl and Key had Taunton Roed East at Ritson Road North (S Points) par Po a ; q OSHAWA 725-4709 © base runner. {Wright scored what proved to but the return of Bev Smith be the winner on a triple by D.! ; safeties. contending sa eties when Toronto Ballymena the loss. | turned them back in the All- puts Ajax in a "% rans pure finals However, pesiigs i» Inter. 'B" playofis Marshall Ps the a = : 7 Italia_meets Ukraina tonight and Gale' as : Haire, Shearer and Mason P l J b P t h Skl H d at Kinemen Sac & ou if prparaio for meet scored in the thet ining, fr) A QUE ubb Pitches Sklar Moise MILLWORK & BUILDING endelrs SUPPLIES LTD. might be a preview of the Saturday night 8 es uae ties a . , Tune-Up With A 1279 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa 728-4791 singles and a wild pitch. They, . added one run in the sixth and seventh innings but sala t| To 3- 2 Win Over UAW ies Capt | Oshawa Ladies a ure quite overcome Rexco's sec- ond inning Sklar Furniture edged UAW|lor in the fourth while Les| Complete electrical system ' ' 53-2, d to aly y THE ASSOCIAT! Bourdage was the winning 3.9 to tie their Oshawa Bantam|Kiraly went the distance for oN op eon paca "A rookie pitcher impressive debut in national League and Rochester Red from first place fo spark plugs, set distributor points and adjust play-'the losers. In a) Motor pitcher giving up five runs On | egion Minor Baseball Lindsay Trebles Event --S:bss8t Sins tet itt, om tans game. played at Eastview Park _ HARRISON HARDWARE LTD. City Bowling elim- | 337 Simcoe Street South 97.50 | inated the Legionnaires in their | : ae) r 'or 4 | last night best-of-three Legion Tyk | Ssplasltady ns pha ee ee Aix East Central Zone Paul Jubb pitched the win offs with a $3 Pei gue Gol slightly higher time in more tha : joie iid f bala ite with Brian Rose picking up the Kni ' ie i ' : OSHAW Club scored three wins and a hae stoutfsiilp entry with 47- Track Meet Here rate picking up ee Park. | A 723-4425 agree Pill total of 48-plus-3 points, to cap- plus-16 and high one-win prize Wayne Tutin, Bob Dervent jitter for = Sa pantie rg restricted Toronto N ' 3 , | to three hits as Buf posted a 6-1 victory. | THE T. EATON CO. LTD. SG ep RTO AE ST ture the Lindsa ¥ Club's | winners were Mrs. Erskine's} The East Central Zone Play- and Chris Wilson had two 7 I : pines s , hens Centennial os trio, with 46-plus-1! ground Track and Field Cham-'singles each for Sklar. Tutin ag EP bird up seven nits! ournamen porns. ionships will be held this Satur-'had a clutch single in the bot- sers. F t E d Mrs. Jack Biddulph, Mrs In Saturday's previous mixed|qay at McLaughlin Collegiate ir tom of the seventh to drive in) Brian Wilson had a double ron n . fell te second vince Jeff Authors and Mrs. Ewart|doubles tournament, Mr. and! ochaw ; : ° Oshawa Shopping Centre 2-1 and 8-7 to Syra <| « : seed Mr Bein Agree Oshawa. the winner. and two singles for the winners! A while Richmond Bre ¢ emenc e, Skip ernie the ae a Cox of Port Perry cap- About 250 competitors from. Jury and Lovell edged Osh- with Gregg Powless and Kevin| ignmen OSHAWA Jacksonville Suns 3-! lata) 5 pepuntad lt ured top honors with three Cobourg, Picton, Belleville... Hairy 4-3, to win their ban-/Beaton getting two hits each. Correct caster 725-7373 In the only other | camber, toe-in, Entries from Port Hope, Can- wins and 56-plus-1 points . h. Trenton, Lindsay, ", nington, Oshawa, Peterborough,| Sid Elsden and Mrs. George es ead Gchawe are ex: tam series in two straight In another Tyke game played| Cobourg, Bobcaygeon, Stouff-|Jordan of Lindsay were run-| pected to enter the Atom, Pee games, at Alexandra Park. at Knights of Columbus Park, ere iss $ bb ERNIE CAY ville and Lindsay contested the ners-up in. this tournament,' Wee Bantam and Midget boys Neil Oke drove in two runs Tigers defeated Ladies Auxil- specifications and s LUMBER co. LTD. Petes Lea popular event and were wel-|with 46 points for three wins | and 'girls events. *\in the third inning with a single !avy Athletics 9-3 on the fine safety-check your 1 (Most ears tamed by Mayor John Eakins.|while Mr. and Mts. Cec Lister|~ Individual winners will re and Bob Gibbs hit a double in three-hit pitching of Glenn Kirk-| car's steering. 53 Albert Street, Oshawa In his remarks, Mayor Eakins of Oshawa won the two-win | cejye ribbons, and the city that the fourth inning to drive in the lan, S Cle Acci ! 4 Bram ton nat only congratulated the prizes with 56-plus-1 points and|accymulat ® the most points final two runs for the winners.) Kirklan fanned fourteen bat- | teer ar of ccidents ! 725-1121 p home club and welcomed the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heels,| will be presented with the East Bob Boyk scored in the first|ters in pitching the win while} ' visitors. hut he also pointed out) Lindsay, had 49-plus-1 points, to Central Zone Trophy. inning for Oshawa Dairy on a)/Terry Thompson struck out | ee iS P that Lindsay lawn bowlers were win the high one-win prizes Each er "Nl 'oq hit by Ken Kissoch. They add-|fourteen in a losin ough Petes Wednes : 5 y group will be allowed MN : A & cause. s ne a tdi embark on the project, Lindsay Lawn Bowling Club two extries per event. A compe- €4 two more in the fourth on a Brian McCron had __ three! BATHE & McLELLAN ts ed e sce af building a new club house members will hold the annualltitor may not enter an age|dropped fly ball with two men singles for the Tigers with Kirk-| | resin abstention ha : Eos up in ie event was meeting of the Ontario Lawn category higher than his own un- on base. lan picking up two. Barry Arm-| | BUILDING MATERIALS LTD. Poss tel a . ae rom Peer iernteh svat i aie ehaaa on Sep- less he forfeits his own age, Larry Matthew pitched the strong had triple and a single} 81 King Street West in Petateon ro ned b ' ¢ 'n. with ember 37 : a ; : 7 . i R son, ' Mba miedsiis category we with help from Alan Tay 'for the Athletics. Precision static OSHAWA 725-4761 year, led Petes witl ae and dynamic © Roy Wood, Tim 0'G balance both front e , SPORTSCOPE Downer and John I wheels to assure two each. even tire wear sige Stiakos McMULLEN HARDWARE LTD Ren Rattan, Bok TODAY TENNIS : Jerry Beyrne roun SOFTBALL Kawartha Mixed League ' , 36 Kin Peterborough attacl OASA Junior 'A' Play. (Finals: Oshawa Tenms Club Don't Take Chances! ig Street East Jim Richardson | etfs: Scarborough Davidsons (YS Peterborough Quaker 'A'; G BOWMANVILL for Brampton. Bi 5 u avidbong. (7e or rein eet mesa, E 623-5408 Jack Madgett Ahearne had singles The _ best-of-seve s Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, home series; at Peterborough | resumes today in P Huntsville Hawks vs Oshawa 3rd game of 4- series; at Green Gaels: out-of-7 semi-final Kiwanis Bantam League -- | Storie Park at Southmead and To Pay $155.00 | $10.00 Whitby rena | Plaza 0 Brock Street South lst came of 2-out-of-3 First : Round series: at Alexandra Quaker Tennis Club, 6:00 p.m. BEAVER LUM Park, 8:15 p.m : : | Use General's Convenient BER CO. LTD. = PWSU Intermediate Play- FRIDAY offs: Peterborough vs Whitby SOFTBALL AUTO-CHARGE 96 King Street East Scuzog Cleaners; 2nd game OASA Intermediate 'CC of 2-out-of-3- series; at North Playoffs -- Markham Hawks HERE'S HOW: Your Monthly |BOWMANVILLE 623-3388 Oshawa Park, 8:15 p.m. vs Brooklin Concretes; 2nd hp Aah LACROSSE game of 2-out-of-3 series; at NO MONEY $ 50.00 $ 5.00 4 ecbare Brooklin Community Park, DOWN ; ; OLA Junior 'A' Playoffs: (8.00 p.m. si : Take Months $ 65.00 $ 6.00 WHITBY HARDWARE LTD. ° | as $ 75.00 $ 7.00 Civic Auditorium 8:30 p.m. OLA Senior 'A' Playoffs:- Brooklin Redmen vs Toronto Maple Leafs; 4th game of 4- out-of-7 semi-final series; at Port Credit Arena, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc.: Itali avs Ukrainia; at Kins- men Civie Memorial Stadium, 7:00 p.m. TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track Club: Nightly training session; at McLaugh- lin Collegiate Campus; from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. [Fernhill at Lake Vista; both games at 6:30 p.m. REMEMBER WHEN? . . 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