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) SECONDS ions and we doubt if any one as given us aS much a s did Saturday night's er, , .. It was a real ight to the final whistle. anager - Coach Whalley ed yesterday that the two pick-ups would be 'Shooter' Davis of the rough Don Byes and Wanless of the Bramp- elsiors. .. . Davis was ner of the scoring title Janless was voted the aluable player in the . .. Both players will ith the Redmen tonight for the West. . . . The are slated for Tuesday, y and Saturday nights week, along with Mon- next week and (if need- ednesday, Friday and y. . . . On behalf of all ; and supporters in the -- 'Good luck fellows 'ing home the Mann We will be waiting to yu on your return. aners, 2-1 oved to third on a pas- but was tagged out at e on a fielder's choice res Win, tle Set o stretch his hit to a jones was on the mound hardson's and Oshawa him for six hits, with 'terson getting two of - dozen. 'y walked to open the ning and Peterson fol- with a double.. Tony ypped out and Bill Ryan i out, then Ken Toffan to fill the bases. It's long single scored and Peterson, to break deadlock. a added their other two the seventh on a walk ie McQuite and Mur- frey's own big blow « Pe son's: = 000 000 000 030 aires: - 000 002 20x 462 s: « Jones, Bannanthne id Watson Godfrey and VAL h after month... ternational. Then ++. and chances total you are now payment lets you ing money out of rompt, personal ernational to pay © $5000 ATIONAL iP. LTD, one 728-7325 one 884-4458 one 924-7731 one 532-4421 one 699-9687 one 534-8816 one 261-7276 jone 531-1197 jone 481-6836 one 767-3161 'last 'year for the Grey Cup,|tained offensive efforts in their than B.C. | THREE OSHAWA TIMES "NO-STARS" DISPLAY TREMENDOUS FORM From left to right -- George Campbell, Don Nicholls and Wayne Walters. Roughies Defeat Riders | To Move Into First Place | jment run so smoothly. By THE CANADIAN PRESS |two converts and Ted Collins|lacklustre game before 28,266 Saskatchewan Roughriders| kicked a third convert. Rough | fans. downed Ottawa Rough Riders| Riders got their other points} 32-23 in Regina moved into first place in the | first-quarter safety touch. Western Football Conference. | i & In the other weekend contest, | SCORES LATE TD Edmonton Eskimos mustered) In Vancouver, a touchdown only a 14-14 tie with last-place | bY Ss a pagers hg cord ya i i .(no with less than two minutes | nate ee Satur-| emaining gave Eskimos their| #dded a single. - alone in third spot in the stand-|te with Lions. Randy | Kethow scored. the ings | The tie put Eskimos one point/other Edmonton touchdown and The Ottawa club will have|#head of Winnipeg Blue Bomb. | Peter Kempf converted both. two days rest before meeting |&!S, who were dumped 27-26 in| B.C. quarterback Bernfe second-place Calgary Stamped- Montreal Saturday by the|Faloney passed for 217 yards, a ers Tuesday in Calgary in the|Alouettes. Lions remained one/major portion of Lions' 285-yard next CFL contest. point behind Bombers in last |total offence. Eskimos gained a A record Regina crowd of place. for 18 first downs--seven more 21,698 watched Sunday as the| Neither Eskimos nor Lions/total of 343 yards in the game Roughriders, who beat Ottawa |seemed able to produce sus-| for 18 first downs--seven more jbacker Norm jthe third quarter. Ted Gerela converted Young's touchdown, |missed on Fieldgate's and recorded their sixth victory in seven games. Ottawa was ahead 9-6 after the first quarter and held a 23- 21 margin after the second. Saskatchewan pulled ahead in the third quarter. Storie Park, Lake Vista cigars" " Win Pee Wee Girls Titles scored two touchdowns for Sas-| On Saturday at Eastview|Jo Marks and Christine Mace- katchewan and Al Ford and|Park, the Oshawa Neighbor-|vicius led the Connaught hitters Hugh Campbell got one each.|hood Associations' Sports Com-|at the plate. Jack Abendschan kicked two|mittee held a softball tourna-| The results of the first round singles, three converts and a ment for 12 Pee Wee girls'|/games in the 'A' Series were: field goal. : teams from the Oshawa Neigh-|Woodview 17, Sunnyside 16; Rick Black, Whit Tucker and|borhood Associations' Softball|Connaught 7, Nipigon 0; South- |group of girls from Storie Park,| The results of the quarter- | who went undefeated throughout|final games were: Woodview 9, the Top Rowers Connaught Park. The results of the semi-final VICHY, France (CP)--Kast) The 'B' Series Championship,|S4mes_ were: Connaught 34, | 1, Lake Vista Park were ships Sunday. |Park by a 14-7 score in the con-/Toune, "ake Visa | by The eare. German oarsmen|solation round's final game. victorious over Nipigon Park by one gold, one silver, and one|were led by Ellen Coe, whose|Kirkham and Nipigon's Hilda bronze medal. fine pitching héld the opposing | Shewan. won a gold medal. Czechoslova- Victory, ? sive softball. : kia took two bronze and Hungar-| In their final game, against) Lake Vista opened with a ; 4/on solid hitting by Joannejhowever, Nipigon knotted the Pe Binge rman eh mee TT a Linda Tanguay, Linda| score at 1-1 in the bottom of the Ngan iu caer in the third on hits by Bev Kirkham lost her control e gold ah pag ari ™ [Hickey and Sally Walker, while and walked Bey Schell to force) Margene Adkins scored Ottawa | Leagues. mead 35, Glen Stewart 10; Fast- day's play and took the Baker 0; Connaught 7, Zion 6; Germany emerged as easy|for teams losing their first] Woodview 3 and Storie 23, won two gold and three silver; Storie Park put on a tre-/@ 14-7 score, after they had been West Germany followed with) batsmen at bay, while Storie's) Nipigon led by a 2-1 score, y and Bulgaria one silver each.|Connaught Park, Storie led all! single run in the top of the sec- cox in a time of 6:47.50, The Dupont, Linda Evenden and second on a hit by Carol Ander- pitcher Coe hit a tremendous/in Nipigon's second run. SINGLES CHAMP touchdowns, Moe Racine kicked The 'A' Series Tournament|View 10, Kingside 5 and Storie |champions were a hustling/11, Lake Vista 4. . tag b d championship final game with a|Southmead 25, Harman 3 an well-earned 16-1 triumph over' Storie 30, Eastview 2. ® ista| Southmead 4. champions at the close of the)games, was won by Lake Vista Ror ana, ; un Beran rowing champion-| Park, who defeated Nipigon| In the 'B' Series Consolation j locked in a tight pitcher's bat- medals. The United States and|mendous display of softball : cher ; the Soviet Union each captured|throughout the day, as they)tle between Lake Vista's Bev a gold and bronze medal. hitting, also led by Ellen Coe,| after three innings of play, with Italy and Switzerland each gave Storie their championship |both teams playing fine defen- The Netherlands and Romania|the way, as they hit for a six-|ond inning on hits by Cindy each won a bronze. run rally in their opening inning} Mitchell and Debbie McQuaid, i i vith | COe. {son. Nipigon took a 2-1 lead in OR ae nied Storie upped their margin to the third inning, when pitcher The game broke wide open in| |home run to complete their at-| : ' = 7 ac! e fi inning. yhen Lake Achim Hill of East Germany *@&X \the fifth inning, Ww : won the European single mai conus Park counted their| Vista en gab Lag bok championship and the Italians/lone run, also in the third inn-|Misplays and a timely home won the coxed pair event. ing, as Coe experienced control|tun by Kirkham and a triple by West Goraine won the eights] difficulties and walked Christine| Verna Beach ad a big fehl in a race in which léss than two|Macevicius with the bases|run rally, to Fee 8-2 i lengths separated all six final-|loaded, to force in Connaught's Nipigom made 'ed gages ists at the end of the 2,000/lone run. |the sixth oa hit by Cathy metre course. Storie added five more runs in| Rockert, however, Lake Vista The Harvard crew from the the fifth again on timely hitting| broke loose again in the seventh ~ |tion go to the tournament direc- , Lions got touchdowns from} Sunday and back Ron Lancaster conceded a halfback Jim Young and line-| Wee boys teams, at North Osh- Fieldgate, who) intercepted a Cosentino pass in| Newsies Blank Radio Rivals Oshawa Times "'No-Stars" re- mained city communication champs, with a 3-0 victory over CKLB 'Klods" in a friendly three - inning softball "game," played prior to the King and His Court vs Oshawa All-Stars game, at Alexandra Park, on Sunday afternoon, No-Stars pitcher, Don Nicholls, fanned seven of nine batters faced and allowed the Klods only one hit, a single to Ross Campbell, Dick Trotter and Campbell were the hurlers for the losers, George "Soup". Campbell scored what proved to be the winning run on a walk, two 'stolen' bases and an infield out. Gord Johnson belted triple and scored on an infield single by Joe Wilson. John Le- Blanc scored the winners' other run on a walk, a single by Into League Basement By THE CANADIAN PRESS |yards on the ground compared Hamilton 'Tiger-Cats moved to 66 yards for Ottawa, and 223 into first place in the Eastern yards in the air compared with|Brady for 70 yards and Cooper} Football Conference during the Ottawa's 220. Both teams had!for 75. | s "|12 first downs, | Gerry Sternberg and Roger! , "-- so tahg ibe Bac Lancaster got two touch-|Murphy also scored touchdowns the Argonauts into their famil- downs from fullback Ed Bucha-|for Montreal while Ron Parson jar spot in the standings--the nan, one an electrifying 85-yard|added three converts, a field collar, | gallop and o oar on a a goal and a single and two punt * yard pass play, and one each/ singles by Dave Lewis. The Argos, after a surprising from George Reed and Hugh Dave Riicey couse twice two-game -win streak to openiCampbell. Jack Abendschan|for Winnipeg, once on a rer the season, lost their fourth! contributed two singles on wide|liant 95-yard gallop. Noel Dun-| straight Sunday and now share/field goal attempts and three|ford took a touchdown pass| bottom rung in oe ft Pes converts, jfrom quarterback Ken Ploen.| rota obo bt ae Lancaster and a hard-rushing) Hamelin converted Raimey's ae over! Winner Blue Bomb Ottawa defensive line contrib-/ first touchdown and rookie pun- sg }uted Ottawa's two first points) ter Ralph Schoenfeld added a pial " a {when the Saskatchewan quar-) punt single. The Ticats' surprising move t0\terback was driven over his| The fumbles all came late in| Cooper of Winnipeg traded, touchdowns on punt returns--| Wayne _Walters, and then stole home, Other No-Star greats included|Sunday when Saskatchewan! Gary Taylor, Joe Daniel and Bill Graham. "Klods"' line-up included John Donabie, Barry Sarazen and two points are two up on Ottawa "imports," Roger Levett and| Jim McPeak, make the score 14-3 on solid hits| by Mitchell, Rayne Sherlock, McQuaid, Susan Smith and} Cathy Makarche. Nipigon tried hard to make a jcomeback in the final inning}saw a virtual replay of last! with a four-run uprising, how- ever shortstop Sherlock made a fine catch of a hard-hit drive by Shewan to record the final out: At the completion of both final) games, Tournament Convener,| Doug Wilson and Ron Guiltinan, | the second vice - president,| awarded the teams a trophy and} crests to each player on the win-| ning teams, This was a well- run tournament and congratula-| tor, Doug Wilson and many members of Eastview Park for making the event so successful, | A great deal of thanks must! also go to the many umpires and| scorekeepers who devoted their| spare time to help the ieauckael The next softball tournament scheduled by the Oshawa Neigh-| borhood Associations' Sports} Committee will be for the Pee awa Park, on Saturday, starting at 8:00 a.m. the top--they have won four of| own goal line for a safety ' | i | § y. the fourth quarter when both five starts--was assured later Jackson passed for touch- teams gave up the ball twice to downs to fullback Rick Black/ lose fine scoring chances, and end Margene. Adkins, and| Hamilton got a pair of touch-| sight got an unexpected six points|downs from half. Willie Bethea _ Riptide gray inn od in the second quarter to key ed a Jackson pass intended for| their victory wit rei , and four ahead of Toronto and/tianker Whit Tucker. Sitletecite get Pkg ee, -- Montreal, All, with the excep-| nymelie bobbled the ball which|end 'Tommy-Joe Coffey contrib- tion of Argos, have played just) Tucker alertly scooped uPluting an 18-yard ficld goal and five games. | before stepping two yards over| two converts. SEE CUP REMATCH the goal line. Unconverted passing touch- A record shirt-sleeved Taylor Ted Collins converted Black's downs by Jim Greth and Bobby 6 touchdown and Moe Racine} Taylor, a single by punter Dave Field crowd of 21,696 in Reginal those of Adkins and Tucker. |Mann and a conceded two Fumbles and funny happen- Points accounted for Toronto) fall's Grey Cup final, also won ings contributed largely toScoring as Hamilton dominated) by Saskatchewan, and a Montreal's victory as Roger the statistics. rematch of quarterbacks Russ| Hamelin missed three Winnipeg| Quarterback Joe Zuger was| Jackson and Ron Lancaster. converts--enough points to have| 00d on 17 of 28 pass attempts) Lancaster, former Ottawa| won them the game. jfor 230 yards while the Ticats| backup man for Jackson moved 127 yards on the ground) directed the Western team 201) EXCITING FOLLIES as Wally Gabler of Toronto} isha enhanc ----| In a game that offered about|completed 14 of 27 passes tried| everything for 15,000 fans, Phil) for 153 yards, The Argos gained| REMEMBER WHEN? + »|Brady of Montreal and Billi87 yards rushing, a women ET TEEPE LLL Li merino | CUTY CARTAGE in major league baseball was played 21 years ago Local and Long Distance MOVING e Office @ House @ Apartment today--in 1946--between MOVING AND STORAGE Cincinnati and Brooklyn in Packing @ Shipping @ Crating the National League. They got through 19 innings in City Cortage Agents for UNITED VAN LINES (Canada) Ltd. Move with care anywhere in SANITIZED VANS four hours and 40 minutes 725-2621 ANYTIME before darkness ended the + + » for free Estimate ! battle. The longest game TEEPE eeist was a 26-inning tie between Roughriders dumped Ottawa Rough Riders 32-23 in Regina. The 'Tiger-Cats with . | Brooklyn and Boston in 1920, | Cats Dump Argonauts. cess. Brewer finished THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 11, 1967 7 Jack Nicklaus Captures World Series Tourney AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Jack|--74 and a 145 total, De Vicenze Nicklaus captured his third|took third money of $7,500 with World Series of Golf trophy and |39-37--76 and 146 while January the top prize of $50,000 Sunday| shot a 38-40--78 and 151, settling when he shot a 37-33-70 for ajfor $5,000 in the playoff of 36-hole total of 144 and a-one-| champions, stroke victory over Masters| Nicklaus, who heads the offi- champion Gay Brewer. i ' His triumph was forged out of 3! Money list with $156,000 disgust with himself after|this year, now has boosted his shooting a four-over-par 74 in| unofficial golf earnings for 1967 Saturday's first round rain- to $228,000 storm to trail the field. 'ines "IT had played like an idiot Paes meni' pevckiaus. atl Elwood Bradley to allow myself to play that} . badly. 1 didn't care keer taueh| OMHA President it rained, I had to figure out a way to hit the ball solidly) Elwood Bradley was elected again." president of the Oshawa Minor For the final round Nicklaus| Hockey Association at a meet- came out trailing the other|ing Sunday night at Children's three Set ies' golfers--British | Arena. Open champton Roberto de! Other officers elected for the Vicenzo by four strokes, Brew-| 1987.68 season were vice-presi- by three strokes <¢ 1G citer Dey Tanunee 65 poly iA dents Don Bowen, George Ellis In the face of 25- to 35-mile-,and Don Logan, an-hour winds, Jack matched, Divisional chairmen will be Firestone's par of 35-35--70,| Doug Finney, bantam; Joe Zak, bagging five birdies in the pro-}midget and Dave Broadbent, second | juvenile. 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