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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 18, 1967 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor SUMMER SEASON may be getting late but local sports fans would be hard to con- vince and so would those in the nearby area, with Oshawa and district well-represented in various provincial softball and baseball playoff rounds. In baseball, Junior Legion- naires lost the Leaside League title on Sunday when Richard- son's Sports won the third and deciding game 4-3. However, Oshawa Tykes put out Brampton youngsters in two- straight over the weekend, to enter the OBA finals and the Bantam Legionnaires are also in the finals, they'll face Kitchener. THE WEEKEND action saw more Oshawa victories, plus three others for our neighbors. Brooklin Concretes won 6-2 over Battersea to sweep their Intermediate 'C' series and they'll now meet Merlin or Allenford in the Southern On- tario finals. Port Perry had two teams, their Pee Wees ousting East Woodlands to reach the finals and their Midget team tied up the series with MactTier, forcing a third game Wednesday night, at Barrie. And in Junior 'B' OASA finals, Bay Ridges Shells won 8-2 over Hagers- ville, in the first game of the series, played at Pickering. GALE LUMBER will meet Port Colborne in the Senior 'B' Southern finals, having eliminated Toronto Plating in a thrilling 9th-inning finish on Saturday night at Kew Gar- dens to take that series in two- straight. Here at home, Pam Internationals waged a 14- inning battle before Jackie Sneddon poled one over the fence, good for three runs, to break the 3-3 deadlock and eliminated Owen Sound. Pams will meet either Galt or Stoney Creek in their Southern Inter. 'A' finals. Meanwhile, Jaycees will face Woodstock in OASA Juvenile 'A' Southern finals and Scugog Cleaners go against Sarnia. Sarnia ousted Smithville in a 1-0 thriller, on Saturday, in Sarnia. FOURTH GAME of The Mann Cup finals, tonight in Vancouver's Kerris dale Arena, looms as the key game of the series -- unless it goes the full limit of seven games. Winning Saturday night's game to break the 1-1 deadlock gives. Vancouved great psychological boost but since it had already been proven that neither team is unbeatable, you can look for Brooklin Redmen to be more determined to even the series again, with a win tonight. An- other defeat and we'd have to say Fred Whalley's boys are in trouble and it could be all over after the fifth game on Wednesday night. BITS AND PIECES -- Ot- tawa's Red O'Quinn is spear- heading an attempt to have the Canadian Football League adopt the NFL rule, by which the home club may be penal- ized five yards any time a crowd persists in making so much noise (after two warn- ings) that the quarterback's signals can not be heard by his teammates . . . THE NFL opened its 48th season yester- day, with one new team in the group, New _ Orleans Saints, where Jim Taylor is now playing. But even without Taylor and Paul Hornung, who has retired, the Green Bay Packers are favored to repeat as champions. . . JOE CRONIN, American League president isn't going to per- mit that Kansas City problem to cloud up the impending World Series but he has said he will call a meeting after the series, to deal with Charles Finley's request to move his Athletics to a new location. MORE OF SAME -- Mont- real Canadiens have only 56 bodies at their training camp but the quality is good and "Toe" Blake is content. Vet- eran Dick Duff, last of 17 holdovers to come to terms, completes the Habs' expected roster, so it's 'a happy camp" ... LAST SEASON the six NHL teams played 45 pre-season exhibition games. The expanded 12-team loop has a record 77 games book- ed for this fall and they start- ed with Leafs' win over Bos- ton in London on Friday night. Oshawa hockey fans can look forward to a few of those professional exhibition games right here in our Civic Auditorium, with Toronto Leafs playing Rochester Americans and Wren Bilair's Minnesota North Stars book- ed to play Los Angeles, Cali- fornia and Pittsburgh. Boston Bruins declined their Oshawa invitation! ... EVA KLOBU- KOWSKA, Poland's co-holder of the world's 100-metre rec- ord, has been banned from European track and field competition. She failed to pass a sex test made by a panel of six doctors and was dropped from the Polish team. Gale Lumber Oust! Bay RidgesCop TORONTO (Staff)--- Oshawa Gale Lumber, 1966 All - Ontario Senior 'B' softball ch i Toronto Plating Climaxed In 9th EXCITING 9TH INNING In the top of the ninth, Ralph Davis d with a single but advanced to the Southern -On- tario finals in defense of their title when they defeated Tor- onto Plating 4-2, at Toronto Kew Gardens. The win gave Oshawa Gales the round in two - straight games and qualified them to meet Port Colborne, for the right to face the Northern On- tario champions in the All-On- tario OASA finals, Ron Taylor for Oshawa and Wayne Colley for Plating, wag- ed a great pitching duel, each allowing only five hits but Tay-| lor claimed 13 strikeout vic- tims while Colley was able| to throw the third strike past/ four Oshawa batters, with Tay- lor not giving up a single walk and Colley issuing three free tickets. Taylor faced only 19 batters lin the first six innings. George }Chapman got on via an error lin the fourth and he singled in the sixth. but was thrown jout trying to steal second | Gale Lumber had a man on }via a walk in each of the first jthree innings and Reg Hickey got the first hit of the same was forced by Bob Young. Row- den followed with a double and then Hickey homered, to make the score 4--0. The three-for-three rally prov- ed necessary and was Colley's only bad inning. Chapman's single in the sixth was Plating's first hit. Vere Small singled with one out in the seventh and_ pinch-hitter "Van" Vanderveer got one in the 8th, again with one out. Each time, Taylor "'bore down" to avoid further trouble. Trailing by four runs and facing elimination, Toronto Plating gave it a great try in the bottom of the 9th inning. With one out, Hal Smith sing- led, advanced on Samll's in- field grounder and went to third on a passed ball. Then Glen VanEvery homered, to make the score 4-2. Oshawa faltered at this point and successive errors by in- fielders Ralph O'Reilly and h Davis, putting the tying s on base but O'Reilly gathered in Vanderveer's bid, to end the game and series. First Of Finals Off Hagersville PICKERING (Staff) -- Bay Ridges Shells moved within one more win of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association's All-Ontario Junior 'B' title, when they whipped Hagersville 8-2 in the first game of the All-Ontario finals, at Pickering Park, on Saturday. Once _ again _ right-hander "Stu" Higham proved a decid- ing factor as he pitched his best game of the year to record a total of 20 strikeouts while allowing only three hits, Higham had a no-hit, no-run game going for eight full in- nings but the visitors got to him in the final frame for their three hits and two runs. His rival, Hagersville Bill Nie also pitched well, having 10. strikeouts but he couldn't stem the Bay Ridges' batting power, which grabbed a total of 10 hits for their eight runs. The homesters struck early, in the first inning, on hits by Walt Hall and Bob Baird, plus Higham's triple and a throw- ing error, that accounted for three runs. The winners added a run in the second, a couple in the third, one in the fourth and their final tally in the eighth inning. Bay Ridges play the second game of the provincial finals in Rowden and Hickey were the only players in get two hits Gale Lumber:- 000 000 103 45 3 Ter. Plating:- 000 000 002 251 with one out in the fourth and he was thrown out, trying steal second. The two hurlers continued their 0--0 deadlock until Jim to the game to \a homer | Rowden opened the seventh with Batteries:- taylor and) Knight; Colley and Russell. RICHARDSON J TORONTO (Staff) - Rich- | ardson's Sports edged Osh- awa Legionnaires 4-3 at Tal- | bot Park in Leaside Sunday, to win the Leaside Junior Baseball League champ- ionship in the third and de- | ciding game. Alf Payne and Brian Daw-| kins shared pitching duties | for Richardson's, giving up | nine hits and striking out 13. | Murray Godfrey went the distance for Oshawa allowing six hits and fanning five. Richardson's struck fast as they scored two runs in the first inning. Jim Pocisk led off the inning with a single. Ross Armour doubled and advanced Pocisk to third. Po- sick then scored on an error Italia Blanks Ukraina, Wins Carling Cup Final and Armour scored on a ground bail by Payne. Richardson's added a single run in the third inning on two walks, a fielder's choice and an error, to lead 3-0. After that, both teams were held scoreless until the eighth inning when Oshawa broke loose with three runs in the |Legionnaires:- 000 000 030 3 93 |Richardson's:- 201 000 Olx 4 6 0 top of the inning to tie the game at 3-3. Oshawa's Bernie McGuire hit a pinch-hit single to lead LEASIDE LEAGUE HONORS | UNIORS WIN Hagersville on Saturday night and if a third game is neces- sary, it will be played the fol- jlowing Saturday. HAGERSVILLE: 000 000 002--2 3 2 BAY RIDGES: 312 100 Olx--8 10 2 Batteries: Nie and Fearman; Higham and W. Hall. off the 8th inning. Godfrey walked to put runners on first and second. Eric Peterson then singled to bring McGuire home and advance Godfrey to second. Godfrey stole third and scored on a ground ball hit by Tony Jones. Peterson went to third on Jones' grounder and scored on a single by Ken Toffan, to tie the score at 3-3. Richardson's bounced back in the bottom of the eighth and scored what proved to be the winning run. Jim Mitchell walked and then advanced to second on a single by Carl Watson. God- frey had a little control trouble and walked the next two batters to bring Mitchell home with the winning run. Oshawa committed three errors and left eight runners on base, while Richardson's left 11 runners stranded and committed no errors. Legionnaires _ outhit winners but early errors prov- ed costly. Batteries:- Godfrey and Payne, Dawkins (8th) and Watson. semi-final "City Championship' playoffs, against Alexandra Park on Sunday afternoon, with an exciting 3-2 victory. Win Opener City Playoffs opened their of the Gale Lumber round Scugog Cleaners, at Reg White pitched the first four innings with Reg Hickey taking over in the fifth. Ron Siblock homered with two out and bases empty, to give Scu- gogs their 'first run and the second hit off White, in the fourth inning. Hickey gave up only three hits, a single to Paul Parkin- son in the fifth, a single to Dave March in the sixth and Bill Taylor's homer, which opened the 9th for Scugogs and set the stage for a tense finish--but that was it! Dave Landers pitched the first six innings and gave up the |six hits for two runs. Gales got| these two tallies in the fifth homer, with two out. hits, one in the 7th to Jim Rowden and the other in the on via an error to open the 8th, stole second and scored on a double by Ralph O'Reilly with one out and Bob Young's Dave Leaming gave up two 8th, to Doug Cole. Hickey got Brooklin Ousts Battersea, Oshawa Italia added The)Burchowych had been a stand- Carling Cup to their 1967 honors]out in this game and his ab- in the Oshawa and District| sence hurt the Ukrainia morale. Soccer Association Senior; They continued to press and League play, when they blanked/ Italia had to play their best de- Oshawa Ukrainia 2-0, in the/fensive game. Wiwth 15 min- sudden-death final of this tour-/utes to go, Ukrainia appealed nament, at Kinsmen Civic Me-| what appeared to be '"'a hand INVERARY (Staff) -- Brook- lin Concretes defeated Batter- sea 6-2 here on Saturday to Earns Semi-Finals Berth _ Doug Scott tossed a two-hitter in earning the win for Brooklin, while Charlie Convory gave up what turned out to be the win- ning run, on Cole's single out to centre. Cole had a perfect day at the plate with three singles and a walk and O'Reilly had two more of the winners' eight hits. March had two of the losers' five hits. DEFENCE STILL POOR... PLUS McCREADY HURT VANCOUVER (CP)--Coach Fred Whalley plans to reorgan- ize his lineup tonight in an effort to get the Brooklin, Ont., Redmen back into contention for the Canadian senior lacrosse title. Whalley said Sunday he will use defenceman Mike Gray to shore up his defence and also intends to break up the club's first string forward line. The moves followed Satur- day's 19-5 loss to Vancouver Carlings. Vancouver, after its fourth Dominion title in seven years, leads the best-of-seven Mann Cup series 2-1, Other games scheduled for Wednesday 5 if necessary, Friday and Satur- day. All will be played in Van- couver. Whalley noted that his top forward line of Terry and John Davis and Elmer Tran was on the floor Saturday for 12 Van- couver goals. "We've got to do something when this happens," said Whal- ley. But the coach said he will not decide on a new forward combination until game time. "Gary gave us a few soft goals before he warmed up. But he had no help. Nobody Kinnon used Don Boyd for the first time Saturday but does not plan any further changes. Goaltender Bob McCready, who retired after Saturday's first period, will be back in the Brooklin lineup _ tonight. ' McCready, hampered by an injured right elbow, allowed eight goals in the opening 20 minutes. Gord Frederickson, who scor- ed 46 goals this season, scor- ed three goals in the last game, while goalie Skip Chapman turned in another strong effort for Carlings and has allowed Brooklin only 10 goals in the last two games. Spare goalie Gary Drysdale, who played only two games this year, took over but had little support. Oshawa alderman Bruce Mackey, seeing his first Mann Cup game, was appalled at the roughness allowed by the of ficials. Whalley, visibly upset by the loss, felt his club was really up for the game and couldn't get untracked after a BOB McCREADY - + + injured was checking." We were ter- rible, they just ran over us," said the Brooklin coach. Whalley said forwards Ken Thompson and Tom Conlin were the only Brooklin players who gave solid efforts Satur- day. disastrous first period. He stated, '"'our defence was as bad as I have seen and our goaltending just wasn't good Vancouver coach, Jack' Mc- enough." He said his club Oshawa Pam _ International Electronics advanced to the OASA Intermediate 'A' South- ern Ontario finals when they snatched a 14-inning, 6-3 vic- tory over Owen Sound Cotten Bus Lines, here at Alexandra Park, on Saturday night. The win, garnered on Jackie Sneddon's three-run homer after five innings of "over- time", gave the Oshawa club the provincial quarter-final round in two-straight games. They will now meet either Galt or Stoney Creek, in the Southern Ontario finals, with the series scheduled to get underway this weekend. Oshawa Pams had to score a run in the 8th inning to tie the score in a battle that had everything for the fan's enter- tainment. Ross Edmonston started for Owen Sound and went nine in- nings, fanning 12 batters and giving up two runs on six hits. Larry Marshall, for Oshawa, also pitched nine innings and he gave up two runs on seven hits, while striking out 10 bat- ters, which left the two "'start- ers" very even. Oshawa scored first, in the second, when Bob Solomon opened with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly by Paul Gib- bons. They had to wait until the 8th to tie the score on a walk to Alvin Tilk, Rich March's single and an error. Owen Sound scored once in the third on a walk to Ron Klages, Doug Whitney's single 'Pams' Put Out Owen Sound Via 14th- Inning Home Run Oshawa loaded the bases in the 10th but still couldn't get the winning run. Sneddon was tagged trying to score on a short passed ball. In the 12th, ™ March got to third with only one out and he too was tagged trying to score on a passed ball. : Mason improved as the game went along and Pams finally won the game in the 14th in- ning when Mason drew a walk to start. March was hit by a pitched ball, they advanced on a wild pitch and then Jackie Sneddon poled one of Lester's slants over the fence, for a , three-run homer, to end the game and series. | March, with three hits and Paul Gibbons with a pair, were Oshawa's top hitters while Whitney and Merv King each had two for the visitors. OWEN SOUND: 001 100 110 100 00--3 11 3 OSHAWA: 101 000 010 100 03-8 9 4 Batte: M JACKIE SNEDDON .. his homed did it and a passed ball. In the fourth, Graham Waite singled and went all the way as Pams Mason|y Redmen Lose Second 19-9 FRED WHALLEY . + lineup changes would be back Monday night prepared to even the series. Gary Drysdale felt the turn- ing point came when Elmer Tran missed an early break- away in the first period and the Carlings came right back to score. President Art Morton men- tioned that in the third period Brooklin didn't get a shot in the first six minutes of play and that this kind of offence wouldn't win many games. Port Perry Boys Near OASA Titles PORT PERRY (Staff) -- Port Perry Ballard's Lumber tied up their OASA Midget 'B' pro- vincial quarter - final series yesterday afternoon with an exciting 2-1 victory over Mac- Tier boys. Port Perry lads lost the first game 2-1 in MacTier on Fri- day night, when the homesters had three hits to Port Perry's lone safety and in the return game on Sunday, Ballards pick- ed up three hits and the visi- tors had just two, with Port Perry's Doug Hughes claiming 15_ strikeouts, Third and deciding game in this series will be played in Barrie, on Wednesday night, at eight o'clock. In OASA Pee Wee 'B' play downs, Port Perry IGA advano ed to the All-Ontarjo final¢ against Smithville or Pfeston, when they eliminated Eas{ Woodlands (Dunbarton) on Sat urday, with a 9-5 victory. The win gave the Port Perry ters the semi - final ser- (10th) and Solomon; Edmond- "threw the ball around" with biased ston, Lester (10th) and Waite. three-straight errors. ies in two-straight games, as they won the first one 4-2. rena Bob Mason took over the pitching chore in the 10th and 'was promptly tagged for a run when Klages opened with a double, advanced on a choice play an dscored on Merv placed Edmonston. Tilk opened the 10th with a walk, moved along on March's sacrifice plus an error throw and scored on Sneddon's infield BAD TRADE AND WRONG 'BIRDIE' TRADEGAR, England (AP) -- A crow dropped a battered ball in the fairway Friday and picked up Trevor Sandecock's brand grounder when Klages' throw to the plate was too high. It was in the midst of this in- ning that Frank Lester re- SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ACCE King's single. sree RICH SCHEINI the Cleveland Ind the hatchet about | night as he looks shoulder to see Cub: Play By THE ASSOCIAT "Tt's got to wind off somewhere alon ddie Stanki said § is. streaking Chi Sox blanked Minn 10 behind -- soutl Peters and charged half game of th = League-leading Det | "Two weeks to | eams in contenti ded. "There's 'avoid a playoff. W at we're in it." While Peters' fou leted a three-gami e Twins and ra Box' winning str "games, Detroit and 'Box both fumbled nities to gain gro ~ Sixth-place Wash 'tors tripped up th 'behind Frank Ber tching and eight more Orioles slug Sox 5-2 with three Boston fell into a deadlock with Mi } game behind Det half length back Sox. California Angel gas City Athletics : land Indians | York Yankees 4-2 day games. The White Sox ins 5-4 Satu etroit passed VW the same score 4 bombed Boston 4 hammered New California edged 3-1. MAKING HEADW The White Sox, games out of first morning, jumped bs ins ca as ' | Pigeon Fe Close Out | The Oshawa G morial Stadium on Saturday)ball," deep in the Italia end, night. |but the referee waived play on, Adrianno DiDanielli accounted] as he hadn't seen the infraction. | Dziama, Ukrainia centre-for- enter the All-Ontario Inter- mediate "'C" Semi-finals. The defending champions won Oshawa City and District Softball Association president Ed Cornish announced yester- new one. "It is the first time in my life that I have resented a eight hits in a losing cause. Elmo Gibson and Vern Fergu- json both hit homers in the first final 'Young Bir season on the wt | Pigeon Club held rd Rage eng bel pgfan Ear cational the referee's, tts Series in two-straight. jinning to give Brooklin a 20 day that Pam International| 'bird' on a golf course," ing their birds a She ib callie sick of the 'ame|vision and. after having been lead. Gibson scored again injand Brooklin Concretes will] said Sandecock. air-line distance : . egg ancl sig hy sal teoat| warihd twine was elected tro the third inning, and along with|open the other semi-final brack- "I'm glad I was playing . Following are ' th '" nt peng nd blasted a| the game : Generals Ice Garnet Warriner's run gavejet of the City Championship| with some friends who saw epeed of the bi . nh . ves : Shick Galie|. Once again the teferes came Brooklin a 4-0 lead. playoffs, at Alexandra Park,| the whole thing. Otherwise, epairs to per-minute:- C. ech reo sratiaped A eet his\in for abuse by the . Ukrainial _ Battersea scored a single runjon Tuesday night, at eight] no one would believe me." Son, 1022; John § fingers to, but couldn't success-| team representatives and only a| ae pedal Pletbig " -- i OSHAWA SHAVER SERVICE ee ng | fully deflect. As the ball trickled) quick move by league officials ayels They added their final run of| SCUGOG CLEANERS: NEED WINTER RIDE SAMU, _ glee towards the Loong 20 4 egy etaggertand a from be-| \the game in. the fifth inning. 000 100 001-2 5 1 More than 150,000 cars were % WU 1 Por t & SUPPLIES e yore Fecia. ee ek te aa we fiw putea pi-|. The ice surface at Whitby| Brooklin added two more in- GALE LUMBER: stolen in the city of Rome in LM 990; L. Kinsn 39 PRINCE ST. OSHAWA desperate attempt to clear but| A few minutes later, the ball hit the goal-post and|Danielli broke through the| 728-4284 rebounded into the net. Ukrainia defence and while they thi inia had .a|\st0od and appealed for an off- ar ae Uae eat 'alside call, DiDanielli scored his| Strachan, 977; \ D. Bejowsky, 94 927; G. Goodall jkowsky, 898; : and R. Duncan, 000 020 0Olx--3 8 1 LONDON WINERY LIMITED Arena was certainly not the|surance runs in the sixth inning Batteries -- Landers, Leam- place to be Saturday and Sun-|to take a commanding lead. day as Oshawa Generals went| Gibson and Ferguson had|ing (7th) and Parkinson; White, through their first practice ses-|two hits each for Brooklin,|Hickey (5th) and MacDermaid, } , |seconl goal sions for the 1967-68 Ontario|Warriner, Tom Simpson, John|Knight (6th). little-more dangerous in the! Shey |Hockey Association junior "A'|Hill and Doug Scott added one hard-fought first half, with rival] Following the game, the) 7 baer goalies Burchowych 'and Rohr| Ukrainia management indicated) *S00%. u.45 9 hopefuls tumned| Ken Silver and Gerald Dor-| NEW YORK (AP) vA record for Italia both making sparkling) in no uncertain terms that they rsh ay a racatling slcked Ts ihe: two: Bett NEW YORK (AP)--A record : lintend to appeal the game and out for the weekend sessions|ling pic up the two Batter-|total attendance of 464,007 and saves. : | ask for a replay. If they go with under coach Ike Hildebrand and|sea hits. a record average of 58,001 were Simon just barely missed the! tneir protest, it will be heard by|COmSensus was that Generals /|Brooklin 202 id 000--4 8 l\set wth Sunday's eight season equalizer, about five minutes| the executive at a general meet-| Would ice a bigger team than|Battersea 001 010 000--2 2 ljopening games, the National before half-time, when heling on sunday morning. last year. : | Batteries -- Scott and Simpson; | Football League announced. caromed the ball off a post, On|; ANCASTER CUP | The players stepped into each Convory and Darling. The previous total attendance " ved yo hened up in the sec-| Only one: game of the Lan-| tile of the hot with the| a brags a ay roughen ec: i d was : season, with t was 369,271 se seven games ond half, with Ukrainia et ct lg tr neg ray with sprinkling of experienced junior | REMEMBER WHEN? * *|Nov. 14, 1965, when the pre- the attack. With the half only 8) 47 7urrj eliminating Napoli 5-2.| Pavers often on the giving end.| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | vious record average of 56,610 few minutes old, Kamondy head-| Frank Brilio scored four times Goalkeepers Dunc Wilson off REMEMBER WHEN .. . also was posted. ed home a beautiful goal, from} ¢4, the winners with Danny| Whitby, with Niagara Falls and The long - standing Wal- about 15 yards out, but it was! cojacicen getting their other) Peterborough last year, and) cott-Charles feud in boxing ruled offside. | | Sudbury's Bill Yeo caught the) was ended 13 years ago This proved the breaking |fancy of the railbirds. | tonight--in 1954--by an out- point for Ukrainia, with the Defensively, Bob Stewart of| sider, Rocky Marciano, Ukrainia players and officials Prince Edward Island looked| world heavyweight cham- hurling verbal insults at the between Ukrainia| like a good find as he teamed, pion, as he knocked out referee. q| with oo Whittaker. pb goa Ezzard ange Ad Ps jwas with Niagara Falls last eighth round at Yankee Sta- oe e, | dium, N.Y. 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Each had * SEAMANSHIP | Practices continue tonight at held the title in turn and | Whitby Arena, from six to eight) now Marciano had defeated * SAILING SPORTSCOPE | o'clock both. * ENGINE MAINTENANCE pics, TODAY game of i Mann Cup | 0) series; at Vancouver Arena, | bare Service League Play- J U ib 4) MONDAY offs: Rexco vs Wood's Trans. . OOP casi ° Hell Judo Club rt; 2nd e of 2-out-of-3 80 i port; 2nd game 0 ee ns ee shawa Simcoe Hall Judo Clu SEPT. 25th & OCT. 2nd championship finals; at Alex- andra Park, 8:00 p.m. Assoc.:-- Brooklin Concretes $87 SCOR FF, S0UTM 8:00 P.M. (1200 Hrs.) 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