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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 27, 1967 ONCE AGAIN the fact has been established -- Oshawa is "the hotbed of softball' for the entire Dominion of Can- ada. A broad statement but a glance at the OASA final play- off lists reveals facts to sup- port the claim, for certainly Ontario is the real hub of the game. Bay Ridges have won the Ontario Junior 'B' title and while we don't expect them all to win, we have four Oshawa teams currently batt- ling in the Southern Ontario finals, another from Brooklin and two minor teams in Port Perry. The Port Perry Ban- tams and Pee Wees are both in Ontario finals against Smithville teams and the Pee . Wees are favored to bring an- other OASA title to "Port"' BROOKLIN CONCRETES had to stage an exciting two- run rally in the bottom of the ninth to win at home on Sat- urday night, nosing out Mer- lin 2-1 in the first game of that Intermediate 'C' series They play the second game at Merlin this Saturday and the winners go to Northern Ontario, likely Capreol, on the following weekend. Osh- awa Pam International, who beat Bob Eccles, Galt's pitch- ing sensation, when Bobbie Mason bested him in that 10 pitchers' battle at North Osh- awa on Sunday afternoon, travel to Galt's Lincoln Park tonight, for the second game. "Pams"' got their run, only tally of the game, with two out in the 9th. on Gibbens' timely blow. Eccles and his fellow "Slees" haven't lost a playoff game at home this Season and "Pams" will be out to shatter that record SATURDAY finds three Oshawa softball teams in championship playdowns with the local fans having a chance to see two of them, right here at home. Scugog Cleaners travel to Sarnia's Tecumseh Park on Saturday, for the return game with the Sarnia Juniors, in Southern Ontario finals. Here at home, Port Colborne Lakers play Gale Lumber on Saturday afternoon, three o'clock, at Alexandra Park, in the third and deciding game of their hectic Senior 'B' Southern SPORTS MENU | i By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor finals and that will be a great battle. Then on Satur- day night, Woodstock Navy Vets will open the All-Ontario Juvenile 'A' finals here, against Oshawa Jaycees. They were rained out in Woodstock last Saturday, with the score tied 3-3, in the third inning. Jaycees will go back to Woodstock on Sunday afternoon for the second game of the series. The "North" is not challenging the Juvenile 'A' All-Ontario title this season, so this series is for the bundle. OFF THE CUFF -- Kitch- ener Rangers have been toui- ed early as "the team to beat" in this year's OHA Junior 'A' race but the de- fending Memorial Cup cham- pions, Toronto Marlboros, have plenty left apparently. They won an exhibition game 6-4 last night, right in Kitch- ener HAMILTON Red Wings was another team picked to be out in front and they were held to a 4-4 tie last night in Niagara Falls, by the Flyers ... IT'S TOO EARLY to be making knowl- edgeable predictions but that split by Generals and "Petes" would indicate that the com- petition throughout the entire schedule is going to be close and keen... THE NHL may give their linesmen a new title this season -- call them "Judge of Play' -- but with the title goes extra duties, such as blowing whistle to stop play on "'icing", freez- ing the puck, out-of-play, etc., in short, call almost anything, except the penalties ... EMILE GRIFFITH will try to regain the world's middle- weight title tomorrow night at New York's Shea Stadium, from ¢hampion Nino Ben- venuti, the speedy Italian who beat Griffith for the title, last April. . . TWO MANA- GERS, Billy Hitchcock of At- Janta Braves and Dave Bristol of Cincy Reds, , bola got the heave-ho in Cincinnati yesterday when they "ques- tioned" umpire Frank Deze- lan, because he reversed his decision on a_ pitched ball. Both clubs protested too which is something unusual-- but they'll both lose -- and that's not unusual! i GENERALS' BOARD OF STRATEGY IN HUDDLE | of the Ike manager Generals, Three men who have to make some tough decisions in the next few days, left to right, Matt Leyden, general Oshawa Hildebrand, coach and Ivan Davie, man- ager scan the records of Minnesota North Stars should be one of the top contenders in the new western division of the National Hockey League this year. That's if they can survive their pre-season schedule. Stars, playing their game in 11 days, behind last night to tie the California Seals 3-8 in an ex-|* hibition game at the Civic Audi-|! torium. Bert Olmstead, coach and/t general manager of the Seals| + played with a set team, while his Minnesota counterpart, Wren Blair, continued to experiment eighth four regulars, Jéan-Guy Talbot, Pete Goegan, Len Lunde and Bob Chalebois as well as limit- ing Parker MacDonald to only ago with Hextall and Alain Caron. Goldsworthy tied the game for Minnesota early in the second period, with Elmer Vasko picking up an assist. came from | first of two power play goals for |a sprawling Wetzel, Murray Hall mid-way through the final per- with his lineup. Blair sat out|iod with assists going to Kent Douglas and Little Andre Boudrois proved to be the game saver for Minnesota when he snared a loose puck in assists going to Brian Bill "Moose" Bill Hicke then picked up his he Seals when he chopped a oose puck into the net behind ied the score for the Stars be- 'ore the period ended: Hicke put California ahead Charlie Burns. the California end, slipped by one defenceman and put the puck in the net, on the short side and from a bad angle, He scored at 10:50. 'The hardest check of the night Stars Battle From Behind | To Tie California Seals I think tonight's game fs a good indication that there will be a close fight in the western divi- sion this season." SPORTS ADD "STARS BATTLE" ... MINNESOTA -- goal, Bauman, Wet- zel, Maniago; defence, Woytowlch, Vas- ko, Plager, jahon; forwards, Cul- was tossed by Stars' Ted Taylor|jer, 'Goldsworthy, Hall, Taylor, Mac- d k Bob Donald, Connelly, Boudrois, Collins, when he caught hard-roc Pronovost, Fitzpatrick, Aubrey. front| CALIFORNIA. -- goal, Smith; de- Baun along ides beards A fence, Erickson, Cahan, Douglas, Baun, of the California bench and|prajt, Lemieux; forwards, Laughton, ' i B Szura, Ron Harris, Hicke, Clancys smashed him to the ice. Baun) Caron, Boyer, Billy Harris, Swarbrick, Boehm, Parise, Burns, Hextall, played his usual style on the California defence, taking a run at any one in his neighborhood and missing most of the checks he attempted to throw. Wren Blair said after the game, "I'm pleased with the tie considering the fact that this was our eighth game in 11 days. first period play. | Three Stars' goalies saw ac- tion in the game with Carl Wetzel looking particularly im- pressive in the second period. Gary Smith played the entire game in the nets for California. the players in camp to de- cide on this season's squad. | (Oshawa Times Photo) s Win Modern Cleaner | 'UAW Softball Crown | Modern Cleaners captured the Double duty proved too much, the losers, who in all collecte 1967 championship of the UAW) for Carlisle who was tagged for only five safeties off Supryka,) Softball League when they de- 13 hits for as many runs. He Baker's single being the other feated Quality Fuels 4-1 in the fanned 10 and walked only two one. third and deciding game of 'he but a four-run rally in the fifth Quality Fuels got their lone 2-out-of-3 final series, all play- put the Cleaners well in front run in the fifth, after two out, ed on the weekend. Quality Fuels won the first) Ted Whiteley had two triples drew walks and then Buzmin-| were game 9-7 when Bob Carlisle and and a double, to pace the win- ski hit his two-bagger. in ajners' attack with George West- mound duel that saw Carlisle) fall and George Vail having two hits only Ken Howard hooked up claim 18 strikeout victims while! apiece. giving up 12 hits and walking) Meanwhile, Gene |six batters while Howard allow- s . - ed 11 hits, issued five walks and pitching for Moderns, fanned just seven But the real difference was,;on two walks and an infield out,| Supryka and they never looked back.| when Carlisle and Adams each\and Judy Spencer for Scugogs) Seals broke to a first period lend when Terry Clancy put the} puck behind Stars' Cesare Mani- Richmond Hill Takes 2-1 Lead Ladies' Finals TORONTO (Staff) mond Hill nosed out Whithy Scugog Cleaners 6-5 at Dieppe Park last night to take a two- one lead in their 3-out-of-5 Nort a la h a York Intermediate Ladies' Soft-| With, q ball League championship | Whi finals. Fourth game of the scheduled for Thursday ning, also at Dieppe Park. set 1s eve- hihave'a team dent jother meeting, a prospective spensor was pro-jed to line up on left wing with posed and it is expected that|the Whitby entry and valuable Some | New Whitby Hockey Team Has Enthusiastic Turnout By CLIFF GORDON Intermediate hockey, making} come back in Whitby after n absence of 20 years, appesrs eaded' in the right direction. In a practice held last night t the Whitby Arena no_ less The players all appear in| to be reckoned} right from the opening! stle. | The executive under Presi- Dave Godfrey held an- at which time! Judy Hopkins for the winners! the announcement of the firm) the rival hurlers with will be announced late this Carlisle was tagged for six| three walks while Richmond Hill/jeen 'finalized at this time. keep the Fuelmen in the run- Supryka, ning, after giving up a run in the first frame, when George with two runs in as he tried hard to|had an even dozen safeties off Spencer but no walks. Richmond Hill broke in front)d new members to their board of The executive voted in three irectors and 'they include Ernie Rowland, Al Brooke and Bill Sorichetti. Cliff Gordon was} appointed as publicity director | and in charge of all press re-| leases and team data. The 29 players in camp in- cluded two goalies, Lorne the team. Players who were out and fine condition for so early in|well-known in the area includ-| the season and feel they wi!ljed Gord Luke, Mike Gray, Rick) Switzer, Lloyd Seymour, Nick) Dennis, Ron Moore, Paul Bor-| chuk, Dean Lavender, a hard- rock defenceman, and Eric} Christie. Coach Gordon also is expect-| experience he gained. while playing with the Toronto Mar-|p= r et : I'l week or at the iatest early next|lies will be a big asset to she Whitby picking up seven hitS|)week, as all matters have not|team. He also expects to have a former Edmonton Oil King) player out for the team's nex* workout, which is this Friday night. the first on Bave UP Westfall singled, Ted Whiteley|{rene Bryson singled, after two singled himself, to in defensive fielding, with Qual-|in the first inning and the other! score Westfall. ity Fuels scoring many of their}on Sutton's single in the 7th. Modern Cleaners broke the runs as a direct result of in-|Supryka struck out 11 and gave 4.1 deadlock and won the cham- field bobbles, They won this one|up five walks but after his| pionship with a aeecun rally in the top of the llth, after)mates got over an error ses-|in the sixth, Carlisle's only bad winning run. tying the score at 9-9 in the 7th'sion in the second and third inning in the final game. never with a three-run rally. Barsh|frames, he was Generals Couple Forwards | Prune \was safe on an error to open| trouble. the llth and Buzminski follow- . © ed with a homer, for the two- SUPRYKA AGAIN run margin. It was his fourth) hit of the game. SECOND GAME REVERSED batter "Buz" ing back in the second game of] Saturday's doubleheader, to It was Supryka again on Sun- day, in the third and d \game and other than lead-off Buz min ski, Anh Modern Cleaners came roar-| Supryka had no problems. Buz-)Grabko, for the 4-1 finish. minski singled his first time up and picked up a double and/and Carlisle whiffed an even two walks in his five chances.|dozen, in the hard-fought third Oshawa Generals continued/brad has the club busy prepar-| even the series with a 13-2 tri-| their pruning job today with the/ing for an exhibition game in| umph. Barsh also had two hits for| game. in | py With one out, Supryka start- ed it off himself with a walk,| W@ i Bill Lawson was safe on costly error. Pinch-hitter Grab- ko doubled, Lyle Nel ground- \ea out and then Bob Strutt| attack i doubled, to score Lawson and|for two ru | Supryka struck out 16 batters . Announcement that right-winger; Niagara .Falls Friday against Bob Black and centre Pete La-! the Flyers.'It looks as if it will framboise had been released. be the final pre-season game for Black, with . Generals two Generals, who open the Ontario years, is in his last season| Hockey Association Junior "A"'| of junior hockey. He will likely| season at home Oct. 8 against! wind up with Peterborough! Kitchener Rangers. Petes. Sunday, Generals will play an Laframboise has two years of intra-squad game at Civic Audi- junior eligibility but Generals) torium. are well stocked at centre, with Coach Bob Dionne and man- 'i 3p) si holdover Bob Walton and new- ager Bob Heard of the OuewelOL Eo ake ao on comers Dale Talon and Ivan Crushmen of the OHA Eastern | National Hockey League sug- Boldirev the top candidates to Junior "B' division are busy gested Tuesday that yort open the season sorting out candidates for this|arr ef General manager Matt Ley- den might be able to swing a deal with Ottawa 67's for La- framboise, an Ottawa native Meanwhile, coach Ike Hilde- slated for Thursday. Crushmen expect to get some of the overflow from the Gen-| divisions. erals' camp A final decision was expected} 5 ig -- today at a meeting of NHL gov- a * jernors. ; Will Sign NHL Contracts cizriasississcot fourth teams in each division Stanley Cup final between no player shall be unfairly! Bruins bell's suggesiton, said after the because they 'prove nothing." | At present, some The players' Suggests Playoff Pattern, Strong Stanley Cup Final sign contracts before reportingjduring a season or playoffs as to training camp. unsigned club, with a practice session jeague be slanted to avoid a/exhibition-game schedule. group winners of old and new agreed it will not call a strike'tee. National League . meet in the first round. In the| w Before Re rt T second round, first-round win-| xSt, Louis 98 60 620 -- po ing 0 amp ners would oppose their coun-| San Fran, 87 69 .558 10 terparts in the other division. | Chicago 83 73 .538 13 TORONTO (CP) -- Repre-|treated by the owners because, .The final round would pit sur-| Cincinnati 84 73 535 1314 sentatives at a player-owner|of his membership or activity vivors of the second round, both) Philadelphia 80 76 .513 17 council meeting of the National in the association " likely from the established divi-| Pittsburgh 78 80 .494 20 Hockey League Tuesday agreed sion, for the Stanley Cup. | Atlanta 77 80 .490 20% to consider a proposal that .2#€ Players said they recog- William Putnam, one of 12/Los Angeles 71 86 .452 26% players sign contracts before Zed the owners' position that/governors meeting here, said) Houston 67 91 .424 31 reporting to training camp players shall not be involved in the trouble with Campbeil's| New York 59 98 .376 38% At present, some unsigned 29 endorsement of alcoholic/proposal is that each round of|x--Clinched pennant lavers report to trai ,, beverages or tobacco. - ti-cli- gotliate new contract )wners at the meeting were: poe) ; | Chic : is 7 during the exhibitior irae cere Detroit Red|. Putnam, president of the new) Chicago 8 St. Louis 7 , 1 €d' philadelphi try, said cham- Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 3 schedule Wings: David Molson, Montreal Philadelphia entry, said cha ; 8 Phils Bhi s The players' association also Canad Fone apAice Bunk pions of the respective divisions Houston ; Philadelphia 2 agreed it would never call a\Minnesota North Stars: Jack|Uitimately will meet in the Log ADRES 8 I ittsburgh 1 e iesota North Stars; Jack\coniey Cup final, "so why not; 54" Francisco 8 New York 3 Strike during the season or,McGregor, Pittsburgh Pen- Stanley Cup: findh 30 yoy " i h playoffs as long as their con- s: Bill Wirtz, Chicag o/24°P it right from the start. Probable Pitchers Today tract conditions are not a Have Berke wan Gee : ' : St. Louis (Jaster 9-7) at Chi- breached His Califtorni a Goala shad Brera ea on to | (28° (Jenkins 19-13) 1 phe gd nine ' 3 Stafford Smythe of Toronto, : "in| Agreement was reached that Charles Mulcahy, Boston Maple Leafs, who favors Can:p- Atlanta (Britton 0-1) at Cin- cinnati (Maloney 14-11) N ----------- meeting the committee was) Philadelphia (Bunning 17-14 split about evenly. at Houston (Cuellar 15-11) 5 P 0 R T § C 0 P E Smythe said he definitely, Pittsburgh (Moose 0-0) at Los) opposes best-of-five semi-finals) Angeles (Foster 0-0) N New York (Rohr 1-1) at San Bruce Norris of Detroit was | Francisco (McCormick 20-10) jlong as contract conditions are fulfilled. Agreement was playoff|players negotiate new contracts|reached that no player will be arrangements in the expanded |during training camp and the/treated unfairly by owners because of membership or association| activity in the players' commit-| BASEBALL SCOREBOARD By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Thursday's Games Atlanta at Cincinnati N L Pct. GBL New York at Los Angeles N Philadelphia at San Francisco American League WL Pet. GBL this win was a solid team effort! Minnesota 91 68 .572 -- |with John Heaslip getting two | Chicago 89 68 .567 1 | goals while "Chuck" LePine,| | eoston 90 69 .566 1 (Bil Coedy, "Ace" Bailey and Detroit 89 69 .563 1%/Rob Boland each contributed a) California 81.75. 519 8% | singleton. | | Baltimore 74 85 .465 17 | Doug Bannon scored three} Cleveland 74 85 .465 17 |ooals for the losers with Brian) Washington 73 85 .462 174 /Kasubeck getting their other! New York 68 90 .430 22% | counter. : Kansas City 60 95 .387 29 |---- | | Tuesday's. Results Cleveland 6 Boston 3 California 3 Minnesota 7 Chicago at Kansas City, lrain Washington 4 Baltimore 1 Detroit 1, New York 0 Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Horlen 19-6) at Kan- sas City (Hunter 12-16) N California (Clark 11-1) at Minnesota (Chance 20-12) Cleveland (Siebert 9-12) at | Boston (Lonborg 21-8) Thursday's Game California at Detroit N ppd, a\in _ jout, Jen Doole tripled, scoring) two hits and two runs, the first was hit by a pitched ball and|out and then a homer by "Don- nie' Wescott. The winners added three runs in the fourth on as many hits and a costly error, got another on errors in the fifth and this proved their) Whitby girls picked up a run| lin the second on Karen White's| Richmond Hill bobbles. Whitby Lasc Prep For Fri By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY Lasco Steeler o Steelers | day's Game Coach Cherry informed us r Jun-jafter the practice that he plans Ik and an infield out and twojjors continue to work out at|to go with only three holdovers the fourth, on three-straight|the Whitby Arena as they prep|for the first game and that he for their first taste of pre-sea-jexpects that at least three or Scugogs had their only hitting}son action on Friday night,|four of last year's players may \Mills and "Sandy" Taylor plus a single by Aggie Thrower. |Thrower was caught trying to advance one base beyond the | safety margin and then with two Taylor, to make it 6-5 but Hop-/ kins forced Lenore Smith to ground out, ending the game with the tying run on third, WHITBY: 010 200 2--5 7 3 RICHMOND HILL: 200 310 x6 12 4 Batteries: Spencer and Doole; Hopkins and Coles. | Tie Bantam Final | BROOKLIN -- Boyd's Esso ltied up the championship finals lin the Bantam Division of the Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association playoffs, with * 10- n the final seventh, good|when they ns. Doubles by Barb|Arena to tangle with the Bee- hives. centre. invade The same Coach Cherry was one of the busiest men in Whitby watch- ing players who were 'border line' and some who needed ajto add that he felt in his seven second look. He had the 'gang'|years with the local team that} cut by 10 going into last night's|this was the best crop of young | workout but another 15 turned/players he has ever had. up to add to his worries, Manager Ivan Davie along 'with assistant - manager Frank ;Allard were in the stands with} clip boards and charts making |notes on all involved. "Buck"; Moore, 0 the newly appointed sistant - trainer, was kept taping sticks and getting oyd Ss Esso Boys bcp ones to replace the broken jones that fell by the way. Manager Davie announced the signing of two players, Paul|of Reid, a returnee from last year and newcomer Stephen Card- well, a sparkling 16-year-old the Dixie|"bite the dust" before the reg- ular schedule gets under way. Said coach Cherry 'I am tired two. teams will|of going with fellows who feel play back in Whitby on Sun-|they have it day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. made, just be- cause they played last year or the year before. I have got to have players who are hungry jand will produce.' He went on | Four pre-season games have) been arranged and they are as! follows: Friday, Sept. 29, at |Dixie, 8:00 p.m.; Sunday, Oct.| 1, Dixie here, 2:30 p.m.; Tues-| day, Oct. 3, at St. Mike's, 8:00] .m. and Friday, Oct. 6, St. |Mike's here, 8:00. p.m. The regular league schedule will open on Sunday night, Oc- tober 8, with North York, one three new teams in the league, as the opposition. Game time for all Sunday _ night} home games is called for 7:30 Linesmen Given New Title, Duties PETERBOROUGH (CP) Linesmen in two National Hock- ey League exhibition games Tuesday night were given the title "judge of play." "We are calling the linesmen judge of play in some of our exhibition games and this is just an experiment," said Scot- ty Morrison, NHL referee - in - chief. Morrison took in the exhibi- tion game here between New York Rangers,and Toronto Maple Leafs. The other game is between California and Minne- sota at Oshawa. "We had this experiment than 29 prospects turned ou!|Campbell, who has intermedi- Monday night in Sherbrooke," land manager - coach Brad|ate experience and Gary Ken-|said Morrison. "It will only be Gordon was very pleased at|nedy, a local man making alused when supervisors are the fine response for the open-|determined bid for a spot 0n| present." Rich- ing workout. Morrison said the linesmen, acting as judge of play, had the added authority to stop play for freezing the puck, when the puck is hit with a high stick, when the puck goes over the boards or when the puck is pushed ahead with a hand, They don't call penalties. "We are doing this to take pressure off the ref- * said Morrison. eree: ANNOUNCEMENT PAT MILOSH The management of The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. happy to announce the appoint- ment of PAT MILOSH to their soles staff. Mr. Milosh comes Cliff Mills' experience in car soles, are to with @ wide 'p.m. \4 victory over Robbie's Drive- In, last night at Brooklin Arena, |to force a third and deciding |game. | John Watson was the leader for Boyd's with four goals pull RS | TOE rs KAMPING. UNLIMITED | Townline Road North | (1 Mile North of King St. B.) PH. 728-9942 TODAY |Hill; 4th game of 3-out-of-5 HOCKEY championship finals; at NHL Exhibition Game Dieppe Park, North York, |chairman of the seven-man| Toronto Maple Leafs vs Roch- (8:00 p.m |management committee which | wester Americans at Civic Oshawa City and District, |met to discuss territorial rights, | Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Assoc. Playoffs: Gale Lumber coped gis and the play- | vs Scugog Cleaners; 2nd game (Off schedule. SOFTBALL of souteta City Ghavenien- Representatives at a player-| OASA Intermediate 'A'..|ship semi-final series; at jowner meeting agreed to con] Playoffs: Oshawa Pam In- 'Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m. sider a proposal that players' ternational vs Galt Slees; jpg =| 2nd game of. 2-out-of-3 South- ern Ontario finals; at Lincoln Park, 8:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Oshawa High Schools Jun- McLaughlin at WIN A NIGHT «. » TOWN @ Chauffeur-Driven Cer To Toronto N.H.L. EXHIBITION HOCKEY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th 7:15 PITTSBURG Larry Jeffrey, Ab McDonald, Lee Talbot. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS N.H.L, stors in ection -- Roy Edwords, Ear! Ingarfield, Al MeNeit, P.M. t of Fuel Oil Sales. PENGUINS Boivin, Andy Bathgate, Jean Guy LUCKY TV WINNER!!! MRS. J. BROERSMA, 159 Cromwell Ave., Oshawa Mrs. J. Broersma was the winner of a 19 inch portable TV set in the Lucky Draw held by Murphy Oil Co. Ltd. at the Oshawa Home Show. The TV is being presented to Mrs. Broersma by Mr. P. R. Cooper, Manager Byte URPHY lor League: ; Central, 4:00 p.m. and Cour- @ Free Spending Money Reds Yellows Blue tice vs O'Neill; at Kinsmen Every Ti Ride With M $2.50 $2.00 $1.75 Stadium, 4:00 p.m. 2 gla ee ee i oy po ge eg Get Another Children $1.00 P OIL COMPANY LTD, cee Ma NEXT DRAW ON OCTOBER 10th Tickets on Sale -- Auditorium Box Office THURSDAY I BARKER MCDONALD = 9:00 A.M. -- 9:00 P.M. 78 BOND ST. W. SOFTBALL 7 MERCURY TAXI 725-4771 | Seon sick wil of 7 a. North York Intermediate 'Winiy of tax va BUS SERVICE held to 6 p.m. game ety = cae OSHAWA--725-3571 Vailes' Learue: Whitby Scu | ene "e wee Brew made on Sept. 13th -- Miss Donne Lovell, 6:15 Pim, CED Fis: pA p.m, night. AUDITORIU:NM gog Cleaners vs Richmond | MINNESOTA TY Carew (29) hangs ond base as Angels' shorts Kille Twit By HAL BO Associated Press S| Harmon Killebrew pair of tape mez runs Tuesday helpit ta whip California The victory moved one full game ahe Boston and Chica American League pt The Red Sox lost | land Indians and th bowed to the eler Umpi Manc By DICK CO Associated Press §| Basketball an \ managers take bounces. . . and no has seen a little of | Reed, a former making his pitch fo job with Atlanta Bi vertently touched of season's zaniest rhu day night at Cincinr The Braves edge ) 4-3 for Reed's secon FA the majors, But bot played the game u i and neither one was | the finish ... | umpire dared to mind. Rookie Umpire F lan signalled a for pitch to Reed in | eighth, then rever. and called it a bs hassle at home 1 skipper Dave Bristo ta pilot Billy Hitec ejected, along with second basema Helms. BOTH PROTEST Both manag announced they we ing the game under a happening perha dented in baseball | In other Natio action, San Franc drubbed New Yor Los Angeles Dodge Pittsburgh Pirates Astros shaded Phillies 3-2 and Cl edged St. Louis Car The fireworks a started after H three-run hom Braves into a 3-1 sixth inning. Reed blanked the Reds « fifth inning homer Milt Pappas, took : reliever Don Notteb Dezelan gave tl sign, then changed bringing Hitchcock to the plate on the "T did not questic Hitchcock said. 'I what it was and I w Then Bristol came SALES -$ Repairs to / OSHAW 39 PRINCE