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ellies . Cup junior lacrosse this season was voted the most valuable player n the series and was awarded ie McConaghy Memorial Med- i. Powless scored 11 goals and 2 assists in the six games. He s uncertain as to lacrosse plans or next year. " Assessing the twe clubs per- wrmances, Bishop said, "I hink the difference in the ser- 'S was a slight edge in con- itioning. We worked six nights week for five months to get » this stage." Keith Jackson announced fol- wing the game that he was tiring as coach of the Salmon- allies. He said he started coaching ur years ago and brought his ub up from a basement po- Hon to a four time title con- nder. He said it would have en nice to go out a winner. "We just happened to play an era when the Green Gaels ® playing," he stated, The game drew 3,708 fans t night making a total of 17.. 3 for the six game series, | 1 community of quiet elegance located in oshawa"s northern residential area, Simece and 7 -unton you are looking for a lot to uy... visit eeder ridge -- se a builder of your choice or information, : phone 723-1194 OSHAWA -anter. your. Mi northern pike pounds in t r make it one of the best fishing A JUBILANT GAYLORD POWLESS 4 Gaylord Powless in the dressing room after last night's game in which the » Oshawa Green Gaels won » their fifth consecutive * Minto Cup. Powless, this *Fishing In Gogama Region Tops For Northern Pike By THE CANADIAN PRESS Catches of pickerel and averaging l4 he Gogama_ area | fishing. tive Gogama -- Pickerel and pike|With good lake trout fishing 16 years of age to under 18 year's scoring champion, won the McConaghy Me- morial Medal as the most valuable player in the series. He scored 11 goals and 22 assists to win the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 14, 1967 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hits: Tovar, Minnesota, 163; 'Beefed Up Power Play'| | Faces Redmen Tonight ¢: 2:23.20". 522 95 185 .354|Minnesota, 30 es | Pitching: Boston 446 69 153 .343) ' i M. Alou, Pitts 43; Triples: Blair, Baltimore, 12; | 20-7, .741; Horlen, Chicago, 16-6, | Cepeda, St. L. 727. = if bed "$i | Buford, Chicago, 9. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Van- John and Terry Davis team)Fred Whalley says his club will! Staub, Hous 498 59 164 320|_, MA ale pe eergce apiece) couver intends to beef up its}with Elmer Tran to provide) be flying tonight. | : i power play against Brooklin)much of the Ontario team's| "We played well Tuesday but) Aaron, Atlanta and Redmen tonight in the second|scoring punch. John Davis,|some of our guys will imiprove| Cricate tenn" Home Runs: Yastrzemski and on Killebrew, 39; Howard, Wash- liva,| ington, 34. Lonborg, Runs: 104; Santo, | game of the Canadian senior! picked up from Peterborough,|in the second game," said) * lacrosse final for thé. Mann|and Tran, each scored three| Whalley. |_ Runs Batted in: Cepeda, St. | Cup. times Tuesday. "Western lacrosse is rougher | Louis, 108; Wynn, Houston, 105, | Coach Jack McKinnon said, Brooklin went through a Hight bet we're adapting to the| Hits: Brock, 187; Clemente, | Wednesday he plans to use|Workout Wednesday and coach | Pittsburgh, 185. rugged veteran John Cervi on " + -------- Doubles: Staub, Houston, 41; the power-play point and place} fe i" | Cones 35. } : |robust Pete Black at the edge F F H ] ts | Triples: Williams, Chicago) of the crease. | rancis ines 0 , ' jand Pinson, Cincinnati, 12;) | "Our odd-man play just ° |Brock, 11. |wasn't working in the first game," said McKinnon. Brooklin won Tuesday's style." | | Home Runs: Wynn, 37; | Has Only Five Signed me" 12-5, .706; es, St. KITCHENER 4CP) -- Emiljincreases. Gilbert was the 14-6, .700. -- " Francis, general manager of|club's top scorer last season New York Rangers, Wednesday| with 28 goals. levied a total of $2,100 in fines} Francis announced left DRY,WHIT RUM -- Louis, | Louis, Third game will be played Saturday with the fourth sched- |uled for Monday, All games in |the best-of-seven series are in American League AB F. Rob'son, Balt 435 75 137 against five holdout players|winger Vic Hadfield and centre er ithe West. : : ._lowned by the National Hockey|Phil Goyette have signed 1967-|%2S'Ski, Bos 524 97 162 While Brooklin faces ® big/Teague club, including $500/68 contracts, bringing to five) Scott, Bos sp 67 156 ql h 1 task in upsetting the western) each io Rod Gilbert, Orland' the number of signed players, |Kaline, Det 404 85 122.303) wit a del ightful champions in their own back- Kurtenbach and Arnie Brown. Defenceman Harry Howell, Carew, Minn 459 59 136 .296) yard, the Redmen have a bit Minor leaguers Don Simmons|centre Don Marshall an! right) Runs: Yastrzemski, Boston, ; tropical flavour going for them. : |and 'Wayne Hall were fined $300) winger Bernie (Boom Boom)(|97; Killebrew, Minnesota, 92. First, there is Bob McCready, each. Geoffrion are the others signed] Runs Batted In: Yastrzemski, beh six-foot, 190-pound goal-| All are seeking salary'to contracts, 103; Killebrew, 102. ender. \-- -- ean Nara ea eres TE TS RP a a aN | GOALIE ROAMS Not content to stop shots, |McCready doesn't think twice |about racing down the floor for ja crack at the opposing goalie. | |He scored once and had 23) jassists this season. | | In Tuesday's opener, he col- jlected two assists on wild dashes up the floor and at one point was bearing down on star- tled Vancouver goalie Skip! Chapman when checked. The Redmen have other big| jmen in defencemen Bruce Wan- less, picked up from Brampton, | |225-pound Bob Hanna and for- | |ward Sandy Doberstein who} shoots hard with either hand, | Registration For Hockey BOWMANVILLE (Staff)-- | With the advent of the hockey | season just around the corner, 'Bowmanville's recreation de- points championship. This was Powless' last game as a Green Gael. He will be lost to the club next year because of over-age. catches of pickerel. Russela and Killala Lakes report good|pickerel were being taken with : lake trout and northern pike| worms and artificial bait in the ey leg age to under 1¢ years; partment is already organizing boy's hockey teams. Applica- tions may be obtained at the department office at 26 Beech) Ave. | The groups this year are:| tykes, seven years of age to} under nine years; |years of age to under 10 years; pee wees, 10 years of age Sudbury -- Good catches of to under 12 years; bantams, 12) ;, 14 years of age to lower French and Bad Rivers under 16 years; and juveniles, apots in the province with 15 of|were biting good in the Folyet|reported in Wanapitae and) oo" An gon, ae a the 22 Ontario department of|area. A 14-pound pickerel was ee wi we erst me ae i Me eum 'air muskel-|~' 3 lands and forests districts taken in Horwood Lake. Speck. Pp' us: For Bowmanville residents, a reporting. led trout 8 throughout the district. Kenora -- Pickerel angling In other districts fishing was reported varied with pickerel the most consistent catch in the}was excellent in Lake of the cooler weather following fall|Woods and the English River migration to deeper waters. it Live bait and minnows prove to|in the Winnipeg River. North- © be the best bait. The report by districts: NORTH Chapleau -- Flame Lake reports good catches of pike and whitefish with Sharpe, Hoof and Antler Lakes giv- ing up good catches of pick- erel. Missinabie Lake was slow for all fishing. weather conditions fishing is reported in all lakes. Fort Frances being caught. bass, muskellunge and trout catches only fair. Kopikatongwa Cochrane -- With' excellent| catches were good in Lavielle reported, fi good pike, pickerel and trout Lake and Small Lakes with -- Pickere]/Pickerel reported. Sault Ste, Marie -- With rain- of Perch and Panfish were also eatches were good in Manion 7 nfis! bow trout starting to run in|reported in the districts. Lake with fish up to 7 pounds Northern pike fishing was fair to good with lake Geraldton -- Excellent| Joseph Island area. | catches of northern pike and| - pickerel were taken from|pike and pickerel fishing was and Melchett|/very good in Lac Seul. Fire ays vin | hazard is high in the area with|/Over Traffic in a GM Office | whitehead, Alex Donaldson, Matt Ko Lakes. Conglomerate and Ona- a League semi-final game played |ko, Mike Childerhose and Ron Butler, man Lakes had excellentino open fires allowed. system with a hot spot reported ern pike were taking minnow bait in Ball, Indian and Separa- tion Lakes where good catches were reported. North Bay -- Live minnows good catches of pickere] in the with pike and bass catches only fair. Pembroke -- Speckled trout catches were fair Hat fishing was reported in| Kk and artificial lures were taking ing live bait in good'catches in Imattawa and Ottawa Rivers |; akes, | fronting Welland County yielded |9roup will be as follows: bass. Fair catches of pick | i [only fair to good cathe Sl cerc tetas es g Bate Klapow andr Tony Stogwin. | Long Point Bay. Good catches | Mann, charge of two dollars per player or a maximum of five dollars e St. Francis with poor catches of pike, bass and lake trout in White, Sand, Charleston |for a family of three or more and Redhorse Lakes. taking. part in the program is Tweed -- Excellent rainbow levied. For non-residents of the trout fishing was reported in| town, the fee is four dollars for Vance Lake with the fish taking|each player, or a maximum of worms and live bait, Bass|ten dollars for a family of three catches were good to fairjor more taking part in the throughout the area with the) same program. || BOWLING NEWS | and worms. Pickerel were tak- MOTOR CITY MEN'S MAJOR | WEST The Men's Majors will rated Nag 1 68 five pin season at Motor City Lanes | Lake Erie -- The upper)on Thursday night at 9 p.m. | Niagara River and Lake Erie} The clubs competing in the Ne, 1 Wolfe, Buckshot and Moira} | | Keeler's Club: Ozzie Keeler, Roy N il smallmouth bitt, Robert Carter, Wes Stata, Sack good catches of Jay's Club: Ron Jay, Joe Ristich, Ray Stan Rogers, Lloyd Scott and| Don Reid, | Himés' Club: Sel Himes, Joe Vasko, Eddie "F' Brown, Frank Hill, Al ----~ |Goguen and Sunny Lawrence. | Michipicoten River, fair catches were taken. Good black |bass, speckled trout and pike \fishing was reported in the St. Soux Lookout -- Northern) Houston 59 88 401 32 New York 55 90 .379 35 Werlnesday's Results New York 2 Atlanta 1 Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 0 Today's Probable Pitchers New York (Frisella 1-4) at Atlanta %4Niekro 11-8) N Friday's Games Los Angeles at Philadelphia N San Francisco at Pittsburgh N Chicago at Atlanta N St. Louis at Cincinnati N Only Games Scheduled. BASEBAJ.L SCOREBOARD | |last night. | series 2-1 and now meets North Plant in the finals. | Knight's Club: "Pam" Knight, Reg A ts P bl |Hickey, Alex Anderson, Don Henning, ccoun aya. e Guy Williams and George Taylor. ; Bragg's Club: Ron Bragg, Albert B ts T if 8 6 "Red" Hardie, Mic McMaster, "Bud" ea Ta 1c ba! | Bragg, John Van Dyk and Joe Toth. z _ _|_ Cassel's Club: Jim Cassells, Larry| A twelve hit attack carried Piper, Al Stovin, Frank Eccles, Stan St. | Accounts Payable to a 8-6 win |'°'s and Neil Jones. Bishop's Club: Dave Bishop, Pe Perry's Club: Alberto Mt "re af Gillard, Matt Bell, Garry williams, Accounts Payable wins the |Eari Rose and Archie Brown. The No. 2 group will also open their schedule at 9 p.m., Thursday, but the| teams are still not completed. There are | AT THE HOME SHOW! Mowat with a triple, Baker By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League |and Pemberton with two singles Ry sesire to fain All Tose dnterest| W L Pet. 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