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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, September 12, 1967 < es By WAYNE WALTERS Times Sports Staff New Westminster Salmonbel- lies are slowly chipping away at the aura of invincibility that seemed to surround the Oshawa Green Gaels, coming into their fifth Minto Cup final. Gaels, winners of four con- secutive national titles, as well as holding a 32-game win streak in season play, lost their sec- ond straight game, 12-10, last night and now hold a slim 3-2 advantage in the best-of-seven final, Gaels jumped to an early first - period lead, scoring three unanswered goals in the first five minutes of play. But the Salmonbellies came back strong in the latter stages and held a 4-3 lead after the first period of play. The two teams traded goals in the second frame with New Westminster coming out on top 8-7. Oshawa was outscored 4-3 in the last period. Ray Bennie was New West- minster's main threat offensive- ly, scoring three goals and an assist. Two goals went to Ken Winzoski and Barry Bolton with singles going to Al Lethwaite, Wayne Goss, Kerry Gallagher, Ed Goss and Steve D'Easum. POWLESS PLAYS WELL Gaylord Powelss, who was not checked as closely last night as in previous games, was Oshawa's top marksman with four goals and four assists, He was followed by Ross Jones with three goals and Larry Lloyd, Charlie Marlowe and Phil Clayton with singles. New Westminster goalie Ter- ana ed in his own zone. Both Jim Bishop, Green Gael coach and the crowd were inscensed when a penalty wasn't called. One of the fans then showed his displ e by } hi a soft drink onto the floor. Bishop refused when the ref- eree requested that ry Garrett played an ing game, frustrating Oshawa forwards constantly with key stops. A small battle broke out at the seven minute mark when Oshawa's Don Stinson tangled with New Westminster's Paul Shmyr. Both players received five minute fighting penalties with Stinson collecting a minor as well for checking Garrett in his crease. Penalties in the game were even with each club receiving | eight. Oshawa"s seventh goal was the prettiest of the 'night. Phil Clayton retrieved a loose ball in his own zone and passed to Jim Higgs, who was burst- ing down the middle of the floor. Higgs drew the lone defenceman over and at the last moment passed to Pow- less, who was in the clear. Pow- |less faked once and then put |the ball behind Garrett. | The game was delayed with | ten minutes gone is the second |period when Powless was dump- | Vancouver Lacrossers Intend To Regain Title from the Gael bench go onto the floor and clean up the mess. The referee then retreat- ed to the far side of the floor to wait Bishop out. The. stalemate was broken when Ivan Davies, OLA con- vener, called down from - the press box to have an Auditor- ium attendant look after the spilled drink. WAYNE GOSS HURT Wayne Goss, Salmonbellies' high scoring forward was hurt at the eight minute mark of the third period when he tried to crash between Dave Keenan and Jim Higgs. He fell to the floor, suffering from what was later diagnosed as a minor con- cussion. | | New Westminster coach, | Keith Jackson said after the game, "It's going to be hard to push our guys out of the series after this games" =: [hose Battling Salmonbellies = Continue To Swim Upstream He said the Gaels seemed to get rattled in the third per- iod and this combined with his players coming through with key goals were big factors in the win. . Bishop said, "we played our best game of the playoffs but we committed mental errors jefensively and the Salmonbel lies' took advantage of them." He pointed out that New West- minster scored four power play goals to Oshawa's two. Attendance last night was 3073. The sixth game will be played Wednesday at the Civie Auditorium. By CLIFF GORDON Brooklin Redmen_ will Cup finals in Vancouver. This will on their two previous bids. lings downed the Redmen in Whitby in seven keenly contest- jed games and then two years |ago New Westminster Salmon- |bellies edged Brooklin, games-tc-three. This things could be different. VANCOUVER (CP)--Vancou- such stars as Bill Chisholm,|ager and coach of the Redmen, ver begins the task today of|Pete Black, Sid Warick, Bobjis in his rookie year at the attempting to wrest the Cana-|Babcock and John Cervi to lead|senior 'A' level but he cer- dian senior lacrosse title from|the way. |Eastern Canada as the West/their fifth Canadian final since|p | Coast city opens a best-of-seven! series against Brooklin, Ont.,| Redmen for the Mann Cup. All are playing in 1961. Vancouver was not allowed to} tainly is no rookie in winning ini championshi hav- ing been manager of the four- time Minto Cup Oshawa Green Gaels. Whalley has said all face the Vancouver Carling's tonight in the first game of the Mann be the third - try for the Redmen at the coveted trophy that has eluded them Three years ago, the same Car- four- year Fred Whalley, general man- Mann Cup Finals Underway Tonight unable to make the trip due to his College commitments, also played with the Green Gaels when they won two Minto Cups and he is a very disappointed fellow at having had to miss this great chance. Another player forced to miss the trip is Doug Favell who "1 is rated as a good bet to nail down the first - string goaltend- ing job with Philadelphia, in the new expanded National Hockey League. Favell was to report in Quebec City on Sunday ready to start training. He, like Hous- ton, played a big part in help- ing make the trip west possible. We talked with coach Whal- ley yesterday afternoon before they left to catch the plane and he was in high spirits and said "we will bring the cup back or die trying". He felt that with the addition of Johnny "Shooter" Davis to the line-up, THE OSHAWA |pick up any additional players | Vancouver won the nationaljfor the playoffs, but 'Brooklin |title in 1961, 1963, and 1964, but it would give the Redmen a lot of scoring power and that along, even before the season FRED WHALLEY front of both goals, in last was awarded two as the visit-lopened that he had the team Ed Goss for a loose ball and turns opponent out of the play. STICKS GO UP! (16) season's scoring champ his back on Gaylord Powless This was just one of the night's fifth Minto Cup | ; Fi , he of the New Westminster (15) as Oshawa's Dwight numerous hectic checking game, won by the West, 12- es ae bed been in be ing team. : to 'Go West' if they played ++. another trip West Bruce Wanless, who was vot- FOUR CHAMPION Salmonbellies, reaches high Davies (9) pushes his sessions that went on in 10. --Oshawa Times Photo e last two seasons. Peterbor-) Brooklin picked up John|the type of lacrosse they are : _ jed the most valuable player were. decided at th Davis of Peterborough and|capable of. They have the trip) Those who will sée actionjin the league should add a lot awa Golf Club. ove ;ough won it last year, beating} }out Vancouver in five games in weekend with the matches being play the. 1967 'Club Cha ship" for both me ladies along with: the senior and men's #Settle y Oshav Oshawa Golf Club wz of activity on Sunday a with large galleries of uve! Bruce Wanless of Brampton.|now it is up to them to prove|are: Ken Lotton, Ken Thomp-|0 power and beef to the Brook- | the Ontario city. ; | Davis was the Ontario Lacrosse|they have the stuff to bring son, Don Bruce, Bob Hanna, lin defence. Brooklin had orig- After today's game, 'he/ Association scoring champion,|home the Mann Cup to Ontario|Dave Lough, Mike Gray, Elmer|inally made a bid for Graeme series continues with matches} while Wanless was named the|as did the Peterborough Petes|'Tran, John Davis and Tom/|Gair the 19-year-old rookie of Thursday and Saturday, with)most valuable player in the last season. Conlin. The later was 'captain|the Toronto Maple Leafs but phcbsebba Poe el be! league this year. | No less than nine players who) of the Oshawa Green Gaelsjhe was unable to get away an cea. # ames j i i i " i ¢. i i | SUCCESSFUL COACH will see action for Brooklin in| when they won the Minto Cup|from school at this time. ~ Mi ta Twi iH Chi i | | ammer 1S80X | Played in the West. , this series have worn the col-|in 1963. Ken Lotton, Don Bruce] President Bill Vipond, who 4 | Vancouver coach Jack Mac-| Brooklin coach Fred Whalley|ours of the Green Gaels, with| and Bob Hanna did not play|also acts as team manager, OF The Ti Staff By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS|Stanky, whose White Sox, Injkinnon has blended youth with)has never been associated with|six of them having played for|with the Oshawa Gaels. Bishop}felt 'the boys have a good ps e Times Sta The talk turned to streaks. As|fourth place 244 games behind |experience, a combination that)a lacrosse team that has not|Oshawa Green Gaels while the|also played with Ken Crawford|chance if they play the type . \pefits the manager of a club|the Twins, lost to Baltimore|led Vancouver to the inter-city|reached the Canadian finals in|others played for Jim Bishop|and Don Craggs in Scarborough|of lacrosse they know can beat IF OSHAWA Green Gaels jhockey's fabulous "Kid Line' |that has just won a laughter, | Orioles 6-1. "We can't afford kal rm yee os ea ag FR Mg m. past leur yours, hd joined| in other centres under thejin the mid-50's. the West. I feel sure we will i ' ye i. . ' \Minnesota's Cal Ermer made ajStagger any more." & | Straig! wins shawa Green Gaels as an|same popular name. Dave Houston, who will bejbring 'er home this time." had. a throat operation last earl apr Sypanes 9 | Minnesota's Dean Chance\the B.C. finals. executive in 1963, and was with 2 u 2 SPORTS BEAT By Eric Wesslby are going to be successful in A 2 | | joke, As befits the manager of) / gave up five unearned runs in| Skip Chapman, 25-year-old|them through their champion / the defence of their Canadian \apeing. Charlie coached Osh- a. club. whose... pennant, eat tne first inning, but the Twins|goaltender for V r, hadlyears of 1963, 1064, 1965, and| R 9 e RexcoAnd Woods Win | be from lack of effort on the |ning team, back in 1944. He junior lacrosse title, it won't |awa's last Memorial Cup win- 'were damaged by a defeat, Chi- ' f |cago's Eddie Stanky did not. came back for seven runs in|an outstanding year in the nets, /1966. part of New Westminster has quite a following here | °°; a ; tmp(the fourth and four more in the|while 24- "old tre Gord ; ; : | "If we win 17 more, we're|!! fee in:the |while . 2s-yeat-old | Centre _ 30) Salmonbellies. Most people jrooting for him. lin." said Ermer, whose Twins, |fifth to win their third straight) Frederickson led the league i eameuip br nee Pree iat a ig pres wrote the Salmonbellies off lin' first place in the American |same. | goal scoring, with 46. iP D3 g four separate chan ' ' | Brampton in a best-of-seven| matches, from green SPEAKING OF former |Generals, one of the all-time great members of the club, |Billy Taylor, has returned to j take s i i : ; He'll a coset ghe og Ge right to taduige his whimsy. 5 a "That makes-a winning : chee Services as sales man- | .treak necessary now," said|Key two-run double, his ger. psabtleaae erenaTeale Ao ______.___. | pinch hit in his last eight tries. : oS | Chance, knocked out. after BROOKLIN REDMEN a | Briscoe Leads after the first three games of the current best-of-seven af- fair, but here they are, still alive and kicking after the fifth game. Both western wins have been accomplished by hard work and good team play, a factor which has been somewhat lacking in the Gaels recently. | while others, not as a shunned the trek up Vikings Po: First Victor a game, have 17|. Harmon Killebrew had three League by a t The Twins| hits and drove in two runs and games left to play. murdered Washington Senators 13-5 Monday so Ermer had a CONFIDENT OF WIN | series that went the distance. | |Bob Allison had. three hits and| Coach Mackinnon believes his| _The Brooklin attack is some- | lthree runs batted in as the team will win the Mann Cupitimes spearheaded by goalie| Twins ganged up on five Sena- | because of the fierce competi-|Bob McCready, who scored one tors pitchers. Rich Reese hit a|tion it faced in the regular|goal and had 23 assists during fifth schedule. Vancouver finisned| the regular season. He has even. ; : ts \first, only seven points ahead of|been known to play the point on| ma open a 3-out-of-5 final ser- last-place New Westminster, in| power plays, with his goal) sor ital pede Be ong iStick, a play western fans ar? 3+ North Oshawa Park, on Wed- Civil Service 'Semis Bill Carlisle and Jerry Bour-| Wood's Transport defeated dage hooked up in a keen pitch-| Rundle's Garden Centre 6-2 for ing duel, for the right to enter|their second - straight win and the finals. jonce again they came from Carlisle claimed six strikeout|/behind to turn the trick. Rexco. and Wood's Transport jthree innings,,; may see some|the four-team league. headed West last night for | i +i ci i ing | on| i : : Phe GOALKEEPER Terry Gar- |the Canadian senior a tioase poukakew rd beige curing Mackinnon 1s counting _en|anxious to see. nesday night, at eight o'clock.|victims and gave up only three) Button walked to open the Oshawa Vikings ruge fett supplied . Salmonbellies (final and area lacrosse fans M t Att k Ito Boeing who gave a lot of his | Both teams qualified for the/hits but a couple of errors)game for Rundle's and scored edged Toronto Welsh with.a big lift in the fourth |will be following this series otors ac Slipaek halt He Gatch tt wee Mi d T bl E t e final beaskat "ee road won med eneny Lge ar on a passed ball and Ken their first victory of th game wey series and he with as much attention as the Semi-finals in the Garrard|the big-scoring innings were) 1xe re es n ries ja pisyoft duableiohter' ak Al: third jaaine vaecal en 4 aalyooeded -- pets peuebordagh 1 sprig ong ae play Babs pegs ate rig de manager | Road Minor Lacrosse Associa. OVEr. hat lexandra Park last night, Rex-jerror and scored on a stolen| ,_luffy" McHugh gave up five . Lee 3 ie ae aha erp Rogie land wht meted Fred Whalley, | tion Pee Wee division opened, The White Sox fell victim to| ed ' co nosing out Cross - Canada|base. In the next inning Rick| fits, but never more than one Torento attacked Gaels' Ross Jones will testify, jusing some of the hard- |jast night at Willow Park, with three runs batted in by the Ori-| ontest inters ro Paving fi in a thrilling fifth|Crages was safe on an infield 2" inning. Supryka tripled from the start and kep His great save on Jones | working teachniques picked UP | nearborn's Shell and Gus Brown oles Frank Robinson, who hom-} and hei me of th fe af bobble Ted Lutto: crifi ain the second for Rundle's but pinned in their own end with the score tied 10-19 (from Jim Bishop during their | \otors taking the lead after the Cred and doubled. Jim Hardin} while Wobite 'Transport Taeieat- land Crages seated "atin Dave| alee to score. They didn't get pabegts and eg | s | "rag | rom Common, Thoms' fee another run, as it turned out, q{until the seventh inning. Maxwell walked with one out, four-year association with the Green Gaels, has taken the club farther than some people turned the tide, with Salmon- bellies scoring what proved to be the winning goal seconds stopped the Sox. on four hits as| The annual mixed treblesjwell and Harold Ballem, skip,| , 9 | Whi i only 4,048 turned out to see the tournament for the Winter's| with 45 points. ; i pre saag Figg apepon et Pag bp ge icy secon Trophy, was held at the Osh-| Amanda Murty, Miss Mar-| series in two - straight games.|base hit and his team's third,| the two- e o-game -Forman and Akin held Welsh attack. The inevitable |first game of total-goal series. In the first game of the eve- hometown contenders. later. He robbed Jones again in the final minute with Salmonbellies nursing their two-goal margin. ONE REASON for the Gaels' inability to wrap this series up in the last two games has been the lack of goals from Jim Higgs and Phil Clayton. thought he would. | OSHAWA BANTAM Legion- naires will have to wait until Saturday night before finding out what team they'll be playing in the Ontario Base- ball Association final. Kitch- ener was trounced 15-4 in Niagara Falls on Saturday but |ning, Dearborn's Shell Oshawa Discount House 5-4 Wayne McGuigan picked \the hat-trick for the winners, {with Mark Hutchins and Larry Hall adding singles. Albert Liebregts and Derek McCammond scored two goals | each House. edged up for _ Oshawa __ Discount St "That's twice that young man|awa Lawn Bowling Club onjgaret Highfield and Bill Cooke, has beaten us," said Stanky. "And I guess Frank Robinson is going after that second bat- ting title. I hope he clinches it when Baltimore plays Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox." orie To Meet 'Saturday and proved an ex- tremely popular event, as usual.|with 39 points, along with Mrs.! | One of the few entries com-| Thelma Berrthusinen, Mrs. Ena) peting with only two players,|Pearce and Jack Piatti, skip,! Mrs. Florence Litster and "Curly" Myers won the tourna- ment, with a total of 52-plus-7 points, for their three wins. Mrs. Mayme Taylor, Mrs. skip, won high one-win prizes also with 39 points. Playing in a mixed trebles tournament at Stouffville, on Saturday, the Oshawa entry of Mrs. Stella Dewland, Mrs. Lil- \EXCITING FINALE a single in the fifth. | The crucial fifth game be-| The Pavers got their first \tween the Pavers and Rexcos|hit in the third, a single by| {was a nip-and-tuck affair as|Bill Danforth and then in the /fourth they threatened when, | Higgins walked and got to} \third on t ild pitches, but Weather Delays (»"2,0 'x2 214 pices, ut Thackery had walked and Bour- Racing Pigeons lange got the next two batters. advanced on an error and scor- ed on Dan Tureski's double, for the losers' other tally. Maxwell blanked Wood's for three innings but Harry Snow, John Campbell and Ted Rob- erts all hit safely to launch a three - run rally in the fourth and with one out, Dave Hardy's single and a fielder's though, under great and the Welsh scor points as they recovere ball in the Oshawa end a touchdown to lead : into the second half. Oshawa: started th half in good style as th control of the ball | Gaylord Powless and Ross bounced back with a_ninth- In the second game of the Helen Piatti and B. Miller, skip,|lian Clemence and George ine - Jones carried the load last | inning rally to win 4-3 at home |doubleheader, Gus Brown . . were the runners-up with 51|Read, skip, were runners-up, to ' ; In all, Bourdage struck out|Choice, completed the scoring. pinion tg HES a <p night but you have to have |Sunday. Kitchener has lost | Motors doubled the score on Kingside Park points for three wins, with Mrs.|take second prizes with their id fy ood pec | Pigeon' six batters and he too gave| In the sixth inning, Campbell who were eager to tal more than two men scoring only two games this season DX Oil Kings by winning 8-4. # |Trene Huxtable, Mrs. Mary Pirie) three wins. Club of Oshawa held its eighth jup three hits, Danforth havingjopened with a single, Roberis tage of the possession with consistency in a Gan- while Niagara Falls was vic- Tim Briscoe paced the winner . and Jack McLeod, skip, winning) At Cannington, in mixed Young Bird Race tie the two singles. Cross - Canadajwas safe on an error, Ray A quick heel from tl adian final. torious in the Chesley Rotary | with seven goals while Robbie Bantam Finals third prizes, with 50 points. doubles, Dorothy and John Mor- eine hoe are bee huge' |ide't score until the 7th, when|McAvoy grounded out but Har- fine handling and pa IT'S BEEN a stranve sort of duane Piecing el in | White added a single. High in the two-win division rison were top prize winners, in whe birds Wate fo have been J Haire opened with a triple|dy walked, then Bill Lockwood Kaleta, Thomson and gieiee S04 Ge scanl -whenone ae cpap hope to Drew Armstrong scored three Kingside_ Park _ eliminated| were Fred Lloyd, Hazel Mann the two-win division. lreleased on Saturday but ow-(and. scored. on Carlisie's_in-/doubled and successive walks lowed Akin to kick team wins three games and pee gh u oe ok: |for Oil Kings and Wayne Gow Woodview Park in two straight/and Everett Jackson, skip with ling to bad weather 'conditions, | We'd stounder. Pinch - hitterjto Jim Harris and "McHugh ahead for a touchdow Hor iocceds 1s arun twn in ion game this weekend. added a single games, with a 10-1 victory over! 49-plus-1 points and they were lthe birds were not released | bathe walked but the gamejpushed Hardy across with the the game 3-3. succession, people start 1alk- Woodview in the second game|closely followed by Mrs. W.| Chas. Conacher juntil Sunday. ended with the 'tying: run on) third run of that inning; to com- The winning -- poin dig about "playing for sates." | SPORTSCOP of the semi - finals in the/Cooke, Mrs. Ethel Cay and} Following are the results of Second base. plete Wood's total. much the same way I'd like to hear someone E Kiwanis' Boys Bantam Softball/Harry Witterick, with 48-plus-1) s the race, giving the speed of and Boyd handed the make that statement around a | TODAY iSOCCE: League played at Woodview) points. Next prizes went to Mrs. Back Hospital the birds in yards-per-minute: | Henry Kaleta, who losing team's dressing room. j SOCCER : Park last night. Ruth Clemens, Mrs. Jean Say- A. Szezur, 946; D. Bejkowsky, | yards for a touchdowr He'd be lucky to escape with | WRESTLING Darlington Senior League Howard tossed a four hitter TORONTO (CP) -- Charlie|938; C. Bennett and Son, 935, NADA PAVING the final score 6-3. hix head intact Anyone who Fxhibition' of Professional a, pent a be beg aemer ata is weet Zi ) thers Conacher, former standout -- C. Bennett and Son, 935; J. and | sie watched last night's game (Wrestling: -- Three bouts, at | * st-of-five games e win for Kingside, while) Toronto Maple Leafs of the/R. Irwin, 923; D. Bejkowsky, | knows how much each team |Civic Auditqrium, 8:30 p.m. (Series; at Zion, 6:30 p.m. Grady took the loss for Wood- lon ran National Hockey League, has/921; J. Shewchuk 920: A. Kel. | has 3 YEARS GUARANTEE gave in the speedy contest. . i atari | view. 4 returned to hospital after sur- lar, 902; S. Buk, 896; A. Szczur, | And they'll be going just as | SOFTBALL os a ee Touran: Chappel had four hits for Take Finals Lead viving a serious throat opera-|891; A. Kellar, 882; J. Strachan, also 6- 12- 18-20-36 month to pa hard when the teams take the | ,QASA Juvenile 'A' Play- | wont.' annual Hiram Walk. |Nineside, Howard hit three' Zion Panthers defeated Scu- |tion in April. 879; R. Duncan, 877; C. Bennett ied floor tomorrow night for the |%ffs: -- Oshawa Jaycees vs |. Trophy Tournament: at |sageties, Genle and Wright had gog Island 16-8 to take the first; Hospital officials Monday|and Son, 851; C. Bennett and) No P. nt For 2 Months After Completi AMB sixth game, Belleville; 2nd game of 2-out- Th gr ye Op owing Club; (t¥®, each with singles going) same of their best-four-of-seven | declined comment on his condi-|Son, 849; J. Shewchuk, 839 and| : ; x : of-3 provincial quarter-finals; | 9"hq "3 1 owing Clu; |to Rushnell and Nizio. yal series in the Port Perry |tion. D. Bejkowsky 808. @ FREE ESTIMATE... CAN'T SAY that everyone j|at Belleville Alemite Park, |"° =i) | Charbonneau, Boddy, Grady) Junior Ladies Softball League. | Conacher, 57, was scoring) passes SSE eereers eto oa was exactly overjoyed by offi- (8:15 p.m. | SOFTBALL |and Ritchie had one hit each' second game of the series is|champion of the NHL in 1933-34 C Il 728 9292 @) h ciating in last night's game, | OASA Senior 'B' Playoffs:-- OASA Junior 'A' Play- (for Woodview. slated for Thursday at eight/and 1934-35. In 13 years, he} a es snawa with both teams entitled to |Toronto Plating vs Oshawa |offs:-- Oshawa Scugog Clean- | Storie Park eliminated South-| o'clock in Port Perry, and the|totalled 225 goals, splitting his aoe ig Bee ' such a Sete ere rd game of [ers vs Odessa; 2nd game of went gt te ried Ft sti third game is booked for Port|career among Toronto, Detroit - : , two men 2-out-of-3 provincial quarter- /2-out-of-3 provinci . lof their Kiwanis Boys Bantam ry, § er 'Red Wings and New York have a difficult time watching j|finals; at Alexandra Park, [finals: at ie Ps eon |League semi - finals with (Fae, eee civeariears aaricane WRESTLING -- BEST OF THE SEASON baa dg Pie? a of |8:00 p.m. | Kingston, 8:00 p.m. * 16-0 Bona Lf at Southmead last' Gail Bartlett had two singles,| He is a member of the Hock- WE ' e building are as sa | AS! sas jnight. a double and a triple for Zion, ey Hall of Fame and played on sure to spot infractions. Just | LACROSSE Picea ed rd | Taylor tossed a one - hitter;Sharon Lott hit a tomer triple|Toronto's famed Kid Line with WATSON stop and ask yourself how Canadian Senior Champion- pipe as ~ lin pitching the win for Storie,|and a single, Brenda Aforden |J08 Primeau and the late Har- AND many times you've had t i. ternational vs Owen Sound; ; . | bidet doi 4 | : 5-Year-- 3 3 a 9° |ship. Finals:-- Brooklin Red- |ist game of 2-out-of-3 pro- while Langstaff gave up eight two singles and. a_ triple,|vey (Busher) Jackson in the BROWER turn to the person next to YOU |men vs Vancouver Carlings: | intial quarter tater at {hits in a losing cause for South-| Marlene Lamont a homer and a | 1930s. -- VE to find out what happened on lst 'earih ok a Rem oed lowes Spind, 6:88 nin. |mead. |double, Les Chamberlain and| Conacher's doctor, Dr. Doug- - a previous play. And remem- g me of 4-out-of-7 series; isc » 8: p.m. Boswell, Taylor and Nestil/ Barb Morden two singles each, |las Bryce, said in April that the THE ASSASSIN ber, you have a better view of | at Vancouver, 8:30 p.m. Civil Service League Fi- had two hits each for thelJoy Watson a triple and al"immediate results" were! the whole floor than an official | [nals:-- Wood's Transport vs |winners, with Ostle and Wilson|single, and Deb Morden a/good. He was being treated for) TIGER JEET SINGH has. And he also has to make | |Rexco; Ist game of 3-out-of- |picking up one safety each. | double and a single. end sure he keeps out of the way of players. | Junior Ch i gine jond innin S i i ing ii i : 'é at J : | | 8. |S.. Fralick two singles and aj|three years starting in 1947, His Hogec agin that ge cag io pel hem = New West- Kiwanis Bantam Boys Lea- | Storie will now meet King-|triple, J. Craig hit two singles,|older brother, Lionel, was Tickets for these Exi 7 ee mayer nster Salmonbellies ys Osh- |gue -- Kingside Park vs |side in the first game of the|N. Crozier a double and a|named Canada's Athlete of the) s 7Se, Pat Milosh, Promoter, Dicl 720-3162 Charlie Conacher is back in hospital in Toronto. The former right winger on | WEDNESDAY \ | LACROSSE Cc di awa Green Gaels; 6th game of 4-out-of-7 series; at Civic Auditorium, 8:00 p.m, 15 championship final series; jat North Oshawa Park, 8:00 Storie Park; ist game of 3- jout-of-5 championship finals; at Storie Park, 6:15 p.m. Allison had the only hit for 1 cancer of the throat. Cc hi hed Chicago D. Galente had two |Southmead, a single in the sec-/and a double for Scugog Island, | best-of-five bantam finals to be played Wednesday night Storie Park, at single, with one hit each going to M. Demara, W. Eden and K. |Demara, Black Hawks in the NHL for Half Century in 1950, and a) nephew, Brian, is a member of} the current Toronto team. LORD LAYTON vs FRED ATKINS. Sylvian Richerds vs Joe Christie for your Reserved Rin vicki ee Whipper Billy Watson OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM -- TUES, Sept. 12, 8:30 P.M.