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NNA? inates the need which reception via ntennas, not affect the tennas adjacent ular traffic, INTHLY ; 5 F WORLD SERDP !s en after the fir two ; and the "e s"', tors, pickers an call peg pardon, call bd taking @ second et end - sight s for three ig 'ome. games" for iba pnal League repin . ves. Jim Lonborg' a herfect game plus Ge 8 4 ' e c a Temski's pair 0 ae ; ood for g clouBoston Red Sox B On even terms yester' % gave the st. Louis fa e thing to think about. the ' didn't restore the fail i in a & ¢ produced the , almo' oo mous comment -- we tell you? BOSTON'S ACE | trumped the cat ; is name wrote his ord book tcher t@ a Dow Ladi -kees, in 1956 and Fay" a, close Yil the ahaa going, when he is, walk, to Curt full Cunt, and he shitter still alive t in the 8th, whe, javier hit the first for twohgzer, hitting ball 7 vay 'ark's hevdlrorner "Tiglon- ws superb mound his Proximity to Hliay? Prvvides "the ; p < meg for sc' v8 reading and for ation... like wire is © reported power i dr orte ver StLouis u Wld display at the pl ie ne? 80X infield cafe up Sparkling moves sup- Port their pitcher's peform- 5 dence the combinatia was leten ve display thal com- bts" shackled the St, Louis these fing nt? oer gs OOS: Oiibus oF ihoee ee cuffed and while Roser hand- got a Colle ot oger Maris first game, they Rs in the field outs, 'not via baseewites Tim McCarver is another ex- pected to be heard from, be- fore this. Lou Brock couldn't steal any bases against Elston Howard. The ex-Yankee catcher was injected into the line-up to cut down Brock's pilfering, with his fine arm. He didn't need it, Brock never reached first base, but Howard did do a great job in "calling the shots' for his pitcher. The scene shifts to St. Louis now and if the weatherman co-operates, the next three afternoons should produce more of this exciting entertainment. SPORTS FANS here are once again very much caught AWA TIMES, Friday, October 6, 1967 ee SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell sociate Sports Editor up in the annual Thanksgiv- ing weekend program of OASA All-Ontario champion- ship playdowns. This could prove the greatest season in Oshawa's glamorous softball history. Brooklin Concretes lost out 3-2 in 10 innings to Merlin, but all other 'local teams" are coming down the home stretch to the wire. Oshawa Jaycee Juveniles won their All-Ontario title. Scugog Cleaners play the sec- ond game of the Junior 'A' finals in Sarnia tomorrow night at eight o'clock and we don't think there'll be a third game. Port Perry Midget 'B' boys play their second game in Smithville tomorrow night also. They lost the first game of almost every playoff series this season, but came back to win the next two. HERE AT HOME, the ac- tion is at Alexandra Park to- morrow afternoon and eve- ning, in the All-Ontario Sen- ior 'B' finals; with Oshawa Gale Lumber meeting Sault Ste. Marie for the second sea- son in succession. The "Soo" team is coming in tomorrow morning and the series will open at 3:00 o'clock, with the second game of the series scheduled for Saturday night, at eight o'clock. Should it go the limit, the third game will b: played Sunday afternoon. And that leaves Sunday night free for the Generals' open- ing game of the OHA Junior 'A' schelule, with the highly- rated Kitchener Rangers starting the season off at 7:30 o'clock. OSHAWA "PAMS" are leaving for Kapuskasing early this evening, via cars. They earned their berth in the All-Ontario Intermediate A r e A canny veteran may be back and says his shoulder has cer-|Lions Sunday; end Hamilton|Thursday by scoring two min-|Lawson scored twice for Hamil 'A' finals with that brilliant [in action this. weekend as West-|tainly improved, but his passesjagainst Saskatchewan Rough-|utes and cruising to a 10-4)ton. Cal Russell and Tom Trev-| Attendance riders in the annual Reginaltriumph over Hamilton Redjelyan shared the others. win on Wednesday night, over bee Football Conference teams|have not got the old zip. Galt Slees, at Goulding Park, in North York. It's one of the finest parks we've ever seen, a huge complex that includes two diamonds, one with ex- cellent floodlights, a swim- ming pool, tennis courts, a la- crosse-hockey box and splen- did dressing room facilities. Pams pounded Bob Eccles and gave pitcher Bob Mason brilliant support, for a well- deserved win. And there were over 200 Oshawa softball fans on hand, the "regulars" which includes the wives and Pam supporters, plus most of the Gale Lumber and Scugog Cleaners teams, along with representation from Brooklin Concretes, Jaycees, Cadillac Billiards, City and District officials, etc. A splendid show of support -- which was thor- oughly appreciated by the Pam team. They open their series with one game in Kap- uskasing tomorrow night and the second on Sunday after- noon. «SPORT TODAY FOOTBALL Oshawa High School Leag- ues: -- (Junior) -- O'Neill CVI vs Eastdale CVI; at East- dale Campus, 4:00 p.b. SATURDAY LAWN BOWLING Whitby Lawn Bowling Club --Mixed Trebles Tournament, at 10:30 a.m. GOLF Oshawa Golf Club -- Men's Closing Day, 8:30 a.m, SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc. --Minor Soccer Cup Final, 6:30 p.m. and Lancaster Cup Final, Italia vs Azzurri, at ? p.m.; both games at SCOPE SOFTBALL OASA Senior 'RB' Playoffs-- Sault Ste. Marie vs Oshawa Gale Lumber; ist game of 2- out-of-3 All-Ontario Champion- ship Finals, at 3:00 p.m. and Oshawa Gale Lumber vs Sault Ste. Marie; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 All-Oniario Cham- pionship Finals, at 8:00 p.m.; both games at Alexandra Park. OASA Junior 'A' Playoffs-- Oshawa Scugog Cleaners vs Sarnia; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 All - Ontario Championship Finals; at Tecumseh Park, Sarnia, 8,00 p.m. OASA_ Intermediate 'A' Playoffs -- Oshawa Pam In- ternational vs 'Kapuskasing; lst game of 2-out-of-3 All- Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium. McLaughlin Nips | Dunbarton 2-0 McLaughlin nipped Dunbar-| ton 2-0 yesterday afternoon, in the opening COSSA soccer game of the season at Dun-| barton. Nigel Allen and John Harri-| gan handled the scoring for Mc-! Laughlin. The entire McLaughlin team played, with outstanding de- fensive performances coming from Harrigan, Josef Neubauer and Valente Nave. John Pudlist for McLaughlin. |Pionship Finals; and Allen were a_ constant/General-manager Black can be threat on the offensive attack|contacted at telephone number Ontario Championship Finals; at Kapuskasing, 8.00 p.m. OASA Midget 'B' Playoffs-- | Port Perry Ballard Lumber vs Smithville; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 All-Ontario Cham- at Smiti- ville, 8:00 p.m. AJAX JUNIOR: "'C" HOCKEY} A junior "'C" hockey team was formed last night in Ajax, with Bill Black elected presi- dent and Murph Chamberlain, coach. Anyone interested in trying. out for the team is re- quested to be at the Bowman- ville Arena, Saturday, between 2-4 p.m. Players are asked to bring their own equipment. final point of the game in the/downs. |back in the final quarter but two|touchdown, in the first quarter to to at ke se the American League pennant. The homer was off Jim Merritt, ace Minnesota reliever. DROVE IN FIRST RUN Carl Yastrzemski. Both brought in left-handers series game. face the Boston Red Sox slugger on baseball's old theory ful blister on the thumb of his sota. that a southpaw has a distinc advantage over a left-handed " pitcher. un ; Yaz proved both wrong by the magnificent job hitting three-run homers. His second homer Thursday; one game apiece. gie The 430-foot homer came off safe on Mike Shannon's error, Ry py Joe Hoerner, who replaced Ron loading the bases. Scott scored Willis when Yaz came to bat. 0" His homer in last Saturday's fly. to centre the Twins T wrapped up a 6-4 victory and because of the error. y game against nt the Red Sox on the way to J gh doing on the mound. Yaz' in the seventh inning of the sec-jice for the Red Sox and put) ond game of the World Series|them in the lead 1-0, This was clinched the victory for Boston|increased to 2-0 in the sixth, as the Red Sox blanked the when, Cardinals 5-0 and tied the series walked George Scott and Reg- {SET STAGE FOR HOMER Jones set the sec Tartabull walked and Jones sin- Yaztrzemski's first homer of gled Tartabull, stopping at sec- otantede HE the game Thursday was off the ond. In came Hoerner and out ' , Cardinal starter, Dick Hughes, of the park into the right field left. with two out in the got a good night's before pitching t hand from the seventh on. first homer broke the) ~ Series Facts And Figures with one out; Hughes Smith, and Jerry Adair was Rico Petrocelli's sacrifice wh Boston (AL) 1 1 .500 St. Louis (NL) 1 he run was unearned First Game | Wed. Oct. 4 at Boston |St. Louis Boston B. Gibson ose Tartabull and Dalton stage for Yaz' the seventh and 'ond homer n Second Game "I just wanted to make sure I sleep," | borg's ASSOCIATED PRESS the fourth hurler i Cards Plan Backfires With Yazs Double Blow BOSTON (AP)--Manager Redjwalked Curt Flood in the sev-|room at a downtown Boston|backhanded and fired off-bal- Schoendienst of St. Louis Cardi-\enth, and a possible no-hitter| hotel. nals now can join manager Cal|until Julian Javier hit a double Ermer of Minnesota Twins as ato wrong guesser on how to pitch eighth. His sparkling one-hitter explained Lonborg, who did the|Larsen's perfect game feat in was only the fourth ever in a.same thing last Saturday night the 1956 series evaporated. Curt the pennant-|Flood worked the court to 3-2, Lonborg pitched with a pain- clinching game against Minne- fouled off two pitches and then 'ance to first. Then in the chance seventh Lon- to equal Don watched as the next pitch For the first 6 1-3 innings, the dipped low and outside for the callous area: on the thumb 24-year-old right-hander allowed fourth ball. isplit open under the pressure of only one swing that resembled e was.a hit--a hard ground ball that LOSES NO-HITTER second baseman Jerry Adair In the next inning, Lonborg -- also lost his no-hitter. He retired the first two batters on grounders, but Julian Javier swung at the first pitch and lined it down the left field line for a clean double. That was the only hit the Car- dinals got, and Lonborg became to pitch a Pct, One-hitter in a series game. 001 000 100-2100 =] 001 000 000--1 69 walk," McCarver; candidate for the Santiago, Wyatt (8) and R. Gib- Young son, Howard (8), W--Gibson. The others were Ed Reulbach 1 .500 of Chicago Cubs in 1906, Claude Passeau of the Cubs in 1945 and Floyd Bevens of the New York Yankees in 1949 didn't care about the said Lonborg, a prime AL's Cy "lm not. after The no- Award. L my perfect game--yet Bos--Santiago. hitter is what I wanted "Javier hit a hanging slider. a right-hander, in the fourth bleachers went the ball. Yas Thurs, Oct. § at Boston As 'ia as I threw it, 1 wanted inning--the first run of the trzemski thus became the 16th ¢ youis 000 000 000---0 11 At back.' It was the | only bad in series annals to hit two|p,- ' pitch | made all day, ae hes =f } Boston 000 101 30x--5 90 > : All the time his big bat was'or more homers in a single Huvhes Willie" (8) Hosmer The Red Sox certainly booming, Jim Lonborg, the big series game. (7) a oo ah - (7) and wouldn't mind if that day is ST. LOUIS CARDINALS sixth inning of their game third and Shannon bobbled |Red Sox right-hander, was set. Lonborg produced his master' McCarver; Lonborg_and How- "ta von ay "item ane Beth third baseman Mike Shan- at Fenway Park in the the ball, for the first error |ting down the Cardinals with piece--he retired the first 19 a:q° w--Lonborg, L--Hughes. scncauled to start. tip. Tinh | non recovers fumbled ball World Series yesterday. It of the 'series, and Adair |Mechanical precision. He had ajbatters he faced--after forsak- HRs: Bos--Yastrzemski (2). Bene | as George Scott of the Bos- all started when Bosoxer reached first loading the (Perfect game going until .heling his own bed again for @ Financial Facts SPARKLE AT DEFENCE |_ton Red Sox runs by in the Jerry Adair grounded to bases. --AP Wirephoto 2 as + The game Thursday sparkled BR cts wet ALE ROTE D AO POONE ODED IEA A ' Second Game 'ith def a Gh Tai Brack | Aliandanoe 35.193, With defensive plays. Lou Broc! | © T t T m Ett t z ee made a leaping catch of Adair's | Plo n l oron 0 S ea or Net Receipts $272,436 drive in the second. Javier | e u ee Cc 10n Commissioner $40,865|\speared a hot grounder by . Te. : ' | Players $138,942|Elston Howard in the fourih 6 R t H lt 10-4 B 93 157, and tossed out Adair at second Against Argos Sunday en tv ELIS he ig a eS | ia th HA e hg ee 29,10 Adair made a_ backhande By THE CANADIAN PRESS Gord Davies, Terry Caffery, American Leaguy $23,157\catch of Brock's grounder in Toronto Mariboros opened|ivan Labre, Dave Roy, Carl National League $23.157\the fourth and tossed him out, mos at Vancouver against B.C./d By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ploen has been at workouts efence of their Memorial Cup|Varga and John Wright. Dan 4 Net Receipts Toronto led 5-9 after the first| Commissioner and Petrocelli made a fine stup Two-Game Totals jof Orlando Cepeda's hard hit 69.984 ball in the seventh and tossed $540,756|him out to end the inning play in a three-day series of} Zaleski lost defensiv e|/Thanksgiving Day tilt. |Wings on the ovening night of 3, 7 i |games. haflback Norm Hauhaus, a'so| 'i \the Ontario Hockey Association|period and 8-2 after 40 minutes. Players srsamlunse ones ere goat The veteran is Ken Ploen,|to a shoulder injury, last Sun-|GAMES TELEVISED \Junior A season. First - period goals by Jerry, Roston club Sis Beli cous Satindae with GALY Winnipeg Blue Bombers quar-\day. If he brings Ploen back,| The Hamilton-Calgary contest| Richie Bayes was the only\Korab and Dennis Gianinni pro-'st, Louis club 64|Bell, 13-13, pitching for the Red lterback, who has been out for alhe could shift oack-up pivot Bill|will be televised on the CBCiMariboro with more than one vided St. Catharines' margin. | American League aloe and t Nncon Pais 145 ! ' Nels , 145, |Van Burkleo to defence. Inational network ana the Winni- month with a shoulder injury. u | Star halfback Dave Raimey,|peg-Toronto and Hamilton-Sas- | Ploen was advised by doctors) goal. He produced two before a sellout Hamilton crowd of 3,174/shutout during a third - period Wednesday that the shoulder|also among Winnipeg's recent|katchewan games on the CTV|fans, spower play before Maurice will not be any better tw unded,- may be ready for\national network. In the only other game, St.\L'Abbe hit an open net with 25 weeks from now than it is at)/Sunday. | B.C. head coach Jim Cham-\Catharines Black Hawks|seconds remaining for the the moment, and the news may| The weekend aciion has Ham-jpion said Thursday he will use|tripped Peterborough Petes 3-1\clincher, John Fisher contrib- prompt coach Joe Zaleski tojilton 'Tiger-Cats travelling to|new quarterback Hank Schich-jat Peterborough before 1,596|uted three assists. for St. Cath insert his key man in the lineup|Calgary to meet the Stamped-|tle against Edmonton, but he|fans. arines. for Sunday's contest in Torontolers Saturday; Winnipeg at|had not made up his mind on Bayes' two zoais for Toronto Ottawa visits Niagara Falls against the Argos. jregular pivot Bernie Faloney. Toronto and Edmonton Eski-\whether to start Schichtle or/were suppiemented by singles,|tonight for the opening game of by Steve King, Tom Foxcroft,'the season for botn clubs Bob Black ruined McDuffe's| National League $45,964| going for the Cardinals. The B.C. coach said he pians to give Roger Kettlewell a to handle the ti in jplace of regular Neal Beaumont who "has not been consistent." Edmonton has a new face in Bowmanville Wins First: Zarony Leads Donevan dl pan Vio Wik Gee ae weren't waivers by Montreal Alouettes Bowmanville edged Eastdale|converted touchdowns A 21-20 at Eastdale yesterday|enough to overcome the lead|--but head coach Neill Arm- afternoon, for their first win in|built up by Bowmanville. strong said it was doubtful he |three starts in the Oshawa High|. Rick Morrison pulled in a pass|would see action against Lions. ISchools Senior Football sched-/from Orton and went 35 yards| Lisbon? was the second leading Holiday ule. Eastdale remains winless in/for one touchdown, and Dave|ground-gainer in the EFC this/ their three starts. Coulton pulled in another Orton | year. | The first time in the game/pass for a ten yard touchdown.| Few line-up changes were that Bowmanville got the ball,/Bill, Morrison converted both expected from Calgary or Sas- Larry Simpson scored on a 25-|majors. lkatchewan. Both teams have yard off tackle run. The convert' Danny Sheveluk ran back an| been performing well. Rough- attempt was wide. intercepted pass for Eastdale,|riders are two points ahead of | Kastdale rallied back @S)\but the 60 yard marker wasn't|Stamps atop the WFC stand- lquarterback Dave Orton wentlenough as Eastdale failed to/ings. : lover from the 'one yard line/kick the extra point for the tie. Eskimos are third, seven |standing up, after a long march) with minutes left to play jpoints behind Stampeders, Win-| lfrom their own end. '4 ie . "!;nipeg is one behind Eskimos | Bowmanville obtained the ball'. nq Lions are three points fur- racing SATURDAY! $30,000 ADDED BREEDERS' STAKES 3rd leg in the Triple Crown 1% miles on the gross MONDAY! $20,000 ADDED Bowmanville halfback Larry} feet : é Denit scored on a 10 yard end| 2" ee ene ther back in the ccilar, jrun early in the second quarter,|ZARONY SCORES THREE --_______ _______ In junior play at McLaughlin and with the convert attempt good, gave Bowmanville a 13-6 yesterday, Donevan juniors re- ATER lead at half time. | mained undefeated with a 20-7 Nt Simpson scored his second| victory over McLaughlin. FOR touchdown for Bowmanville as! Fullback Jim Zarony paced he went 10 yards through the|the winners as he scored three middle, on a third down play, |touchdowns, one in each of the ieee cae cin was en pascal ry scl es -- TRAILER STORAGE owmanville picked up eir | convert wo 0 e touch- KAMPING UNLIMITED Townline Road North (1 Mile North of King St. €.) PH. 728-9942 a 65 yard' Ross Arbuckle scored the lone McLaughlin touchdown, with come-/Russ Schell converting the third. quarter on single. Eastdale attemptéd a to give McLaughlin the early! lead. | Minor Hockey CUP AND SAUCER STAKES 2-yeor-olds, one mile and 1/16 on the grass $15,000 ADDED JOCKEY CLUB CUP STAKES 3-year-olds and upwords 1 mile and 2 furlongs on the grass WOODBINE Post Time 2 p.m, (No racing Tuesday, October 10, racing resumes Wednesday) FREE GOLF BALLS Are You Brave Enough to come and collect one: Our road is under construction, FREE ONE DUNLOP WARWICK GOLF BALL with this ed o 18 hole green fee, FREE ONE CAMPBELL FLY ind the RITE C purchase of an OLF BALL with this ad sie ee purchase of a 9 hole green fee, This offer good till Oct, 31, 1 SUNNYBRAE GOLF CLUB ll R.R. No. 4 39 PRINCE ST. & SUPPLIES OSHAWA SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ACCES. OSHAWA SHAVER SERVICE 728-4284 Port Perry Registration Oshawa Minor Hockey Regis- tration continues at the Civic Auditorium next week, to give! those who haven't already done} PIONEER 450 | sw ee the versatile, compact raiser ton stom: CHAIN SAW... for the economy-minded! | get a chance to register from) 8:00 - 9:50 p.m. Bantams will get their third chance to regis- ter from 8:00 - 11:50 a.m. Sat- urday, and a pee wee all-star camp will be held from 4:30- 942-0543. 5:50 p.m. also on Saturday. FRIDAY EVENING October 6th . PUBLIC SKATING PROGRAMME SATURDAY AFTERNOON October 7th 200 P.M. SUNDAY AFTERNOON October 8th the big difference MONDAY oo I engineering! AFTERNOON | eee" | October th | PIONEER (A) cuain saws 8:00 P.M. 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