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oo I 4 8 B & See Cg SL nr THE OSHAWA DAILY TIVES, MONDAY, JONE Ye, 1970 AKE LEADERSHIP BY WIN FROM COBOURG Gower Wins Pitchers' Duel In Cobourg, 2-1 and Aarabs Oshawa (By Geo. Campbell) The Oshawa Aarabs are rapidly earning a very enviable reputation for themselves, On Saturday after- noon they won another very close, away from home fame, when they defeated Cobourg, right in the Horse Show Town, by the small score of 2 to 1, thereby taking ' undisputed leadership in the Lakeshore Interme- diate League, with four wins and only one defeat, It is now quite apparent, even to the other teams in the league, that the Oshawa Aarabs have a pitching staff which will compare with any intermediate team's in Ontario, Art, Gower and "Duke" Dainty, both port siders, were the hurlers who held the Cobourg batters well in check on Sat. urday, Besides these very capable pitchers, there are "Maggle" Frink and Walt, Knox, two other mounds. men of real ability, The game an Saturday was a real itcher's battle, Ibey, the Cobour urler, went the entire route an pitched lovely ball but his team failed to get their hits when they meant runs, The Aarabs had 7 hits while their opponents had only. three, Reg, Fair played his first game of the sea- son and turned in a good game at centre field. He and C. Elliott were the heavy hitters for the winners, each getting two safe clouts, The Oshawa Aarabs fought for their victory and certainly deserved to win, They scored both their runs in the second inning, Gray was safe on an error. Fair hit advancing Gray and "Lefty" Gower, the pitcher, won his own game with a timely hit, scoring Gray and Fair, The Cobourg team started in to get the runs back and only sterling playing by the Aarabs prevented them, The Cobourg team threatened in the fourth but with a man on bases, the Aarabs pulled a double play to shut out the rally, In the following inning, Wal. den got a hit and the Aarabs din ulled a double play to close the inn. ng. Cobourg was not to be denied however, and they came right back in the sixth and got two hits and one run. They, the Cobourg hurler got the first hit and he scored his team's only run of the game, on Jones' sin. gle. Gower tightened up and pitched good ball until he was relieved in the eighth by "Duke" Dainty, "Dyke" went in and struck out three of the four men who faced him,' to clinch victory for the Oshawa team. Dishing up baseball of this calibre, the Aarabs deserve all the support they can get and certainly better sup- port than they are getting at the pre- sent time, If they continue to play 'the brand of ball which they have displayed in their Inst four games, they will be hard to beat for the title, Every member of the team played well on Saturday and each did his share towards winning the game, Gower only allowed three hits and his teammates played beautiful defensive ball, The Cobourg team tried hard but they did not get any breaks, Walden, Ibey, and Jones got the hits for Cobourg. C, Elliott and R. Fair each got two safeties for the Aarabs and Young, Gray and Gower each got one to ll out the total of seven. Ibey issued one free pam while Gower , away three first. buse tickets, Ibey struck out eleven batters, Gower made seven whiff the air and Dainty fanned three. Osh- awa had two double plays, both of them being pulled by Gower to Me: i to Young, ® box ncore: Fhosham ; a arver, rf .... gall, 2b 4 3h 4 - o - {sosihar-t use | Swosow~seac) -l oosTo~coc>cl » -- -~ so~a32 SmousyZi eamzen Ssoaa = : pursey 0 and E. Campbell o T ake League Leadership| | tor's expenses of the =- Bl '| Philadelphia. yoo 20 CHEV. LADIES AND Co-| PLAY BENEFIT GAME| | General Motors Softball enthusi. asts are stags a aid of Norm, Harrice Jured on WV fined to the Hospital On. hearing o Chev ladies kin offered to play a benefit game agains an All-Star aggregation of the Plan Lengue in order to raise some money to help defray the hospital and doe- lure player Such players as Jack Bon® Alex Webster, Doe, Rowden, Dick Top: ping and Vie, Burr will be seen in action, The batteries are to be reversed, the Girls' battery playing for the All: Stars team, A very interesting game is assured and it is hoped that a large crowd will attend to ald the worthy cause Leafs Lose BILL COULTER the (ei team, I ral Motors BAL Coulter, amiable Captain of Incroswe played a wonderful gani® on the year guard on Hat: urday and his clever fleldogens eralship played a prominent part in the Canadian victory, gether with his capable ants, "Red Spencer, Hubbell, Ty, #ilk, Doddemeade, and Smithson, he gave wonderful protection, ly In the latter half game, N To orv, "Doddy" "Smitty" Shannon especial. of the Both Games in Doubleheader Reading, Pa, June 16.~Toronte missed an opportunity to better them selves when it lost a doubleheader to Reading here Sunday. The Maple Leats bowed by a 94 score in wu 15-inning contest, the first half of yesterday's twin bill, "Hoot" Gibson was the vietim of this game, bowing in the extra frame after he had allowed Reading to tie the score with a two-run rally in the ninth, Johnny Prudhomme was outpit- ched by Henry Grampp in the night cap fray, losing by 3-1, Prudhomme, after dueling with Grampp for five innings, blew wp in the sixth and wis touched for three runs. George fusilich, burly Reading outfielder, (drove across the winning runs in each game, The Leafs took a one run lead in the second game when Joe Rabbit doubled and tallied on Harry Davis' single, But Prudhomme was unable to hold the lead: and was pounded hard O'Neill Vanished This game was protested by Man. ager Steve O'Neill, who _ declared Grampp was using an illegal pitching delivery, O'Neill was chased from the field in the second inning by Um. pire Westervelt, The first game was lost by Toronto because of shoddy pitching, 1p¢ Maple Lears pounded Lonnie Warn. eke, young Chicago right-hander hard early in the game, but they were stopped by Leroy Hermann, after a weak ninth inning. Guy Cantrell, ace of the Toronto pitching staff, didn't possess his us. ual amount of stuff, In fact, he wis forced to give way after a wild fifth inning, in which time four runs were séored by the Keys, This inning was featured by. the fashioning of a tri: ple by Whitman and a homer by Pete Scott, his twelfth of the yea: son, After Scott's departure, a parade of Toronto pitchers was staged, Clar- ence Fisher, Nick Harrison, Kyle Gra ham and Hoot Gibson worked, with the latter being charged with: the de. feat, BASEBALL RESULTS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore Rochester Montreal Toronto Buffalo Newark .vivvanse sd Reading ...evv00i 28 Jersey Oity ...,.,.98 Yesterday's Results Reading x0-3 Toronto ......8 x---TFittoon innings, Newark ..6-3 Buffalo .....1-0 Rochester 3-7 Baltimore ...1:6 Jersey City 4-6 Montreal .,.3-1 eeeen ervasnssd 80 cerananen 38 Louisville Columbus St, Toledo Ve Indianapolig Kansas City 2% Minneapofin Milwaukee Toledo ..16.3 Columbus 9-4 Louisville Indianapolis H-x8 Milwaukee 8t, Paul 'Toledo Kansas City 9 TOOTH" WHITE "Toots" was vight on his game on Saturday afternoon and when he Is at his best he Is very hard to beat, He scored three goals on Saturday and only the sens sational work of Kelly, the Ame erican custodian, prevented Nh from greatly Increashig tgtah "Toots" received a severe cut over the head but should be ready for the next game, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won ARR | | vr 30 20 oo 0 20 Pavl ..., JAR 19 Yesterday's Results Minneapolis Bt, Paul 0-2 Kansas Cit xCalled end seventh, Saturday's Results «v4 Louisville , vivo'8 Minneapolis Games Today None scheduled, Lost 0 MA7d AH68 HiT fieh Ae LL A848 Miiwaukes : y 188 11+ 8 Bb» vio 8 Columbus Indianapolis ... QEoRt SNAPSHOT Another Championship for Oshawa A few years ago, winning championships was a novelty for Osh: awa teams, but during the last few years, Oshawa has taken a very prominent position on the Sport Mup of the World, On Saturday, the General Motors Senior lacrosse team earned undying fame: for thew selves, for the firm. they represent and for the City of Oshawa, when they gave one of the best exhibitions of lacrosse ever given, to win the second game of the International Lacrosse series, from the crack USA team by a score of 6 to 3 and win the round, title and trophy by 11 te 10, Reg ¥ v Real Lacrosse a brand of lacrosse which had even the players of formes mg up and taking a great deal of notice, The Americans dis, wzzling speed on Friday, but the manner in which the Dominion Champs scored four goals in the second quarter on Saturday, left the large crowd breathless, "Then after they had shown that they could star at offensive lacrosse, the Oshawa team be gan'to play a defensive game, They kept the ball so long and so ef fectively that the U.S, team went nearly frantic and although when they did get it, they attacked with vim, "Pat" Shannon and his de fencemen held hem at bay until the final whistle blew, Arter Satur. ' N J day's game, the Americans were Just as tieed as the Canucks . LJ » LJ Everyone Starred Every member of the Oshawa team gave his best on Saturday and it was because of thaf reason, and that reason alone, that the In won by Canada, From Lhe winners ternational Lacrosse title and trophy was "Pat" Shannon, the goalie who gave the American fans broken hearts, with his sensational suves, right down to the last member of the elup, everyone co-operated and the result was a glorious victory, White, Stephenson, Golden, DeGray, and the other members of the team re vived distant memories, in the minds of the fans who remembered the "good old days" Trainer Sam Johnston deserves a lot of credit for the fact that every member of the team was able to play in both games, even though the local lacrosse season is little more than three weeks old, and even though several of the players were injured on Friday * ' " . Aarabs Win Another Big Game The Oshawa Aarabs are making a habit of winning close, away home On Saturday, increased Oshawa's prestige winning a pip-and-tuck baseball game from Cobourg, in the Horse Show Town, by the small score of 2to 1. The game wis a pitcher's battle with bey and "Lefty" Gower being the Gower only allowed thiee hits. while Oshawa got seven and had to be relieved by "Duke" Dainty fanned three of the four batters who they from Kiames in the sport world by rival hurlers "Lefty" strained his arm in the eighth inning. "Dube It looks as Oshawa has a baseball team which is going n Wednesday evening supporters faced him ta win a championship, of this week, and there should be a large hand, A win for the local Aarabs will make them undisputed winners of the first section. A loss will create a three-corner tie, In respect to the late Willlam Field Kerr, K.C,, Crown Aftorney for the United veral wise held at 3.00 o'clock on Saturday, the base Cobourg plays here crowd of on Counties, whose fur ball game was postponed for one hour LJ LJ LJ . Oshawa Nats. Win I've Oshawa Nationals did their share in making Oshawa prominent on Saturday afternoon, when they defeated Mimico Beach in a s¢ hed uled Major League fixture by a score of 4 to 2 and by so doing, took the league leadership There are several teams bunched near the top in this league but if the Nats, can win their next two or three games, they will be able to gain a substantial lead, \ . . LJ Oshawa City Draw With Brampton The Oshawa City scecer team displayed a fAghting finish in their game in Brampton on Saturday, with the Dales, when after being be. hind, by five goals to nil, they staged a fine rally and scored their fifth goal just before the whistle blew, to earn one point for a draw deci sion, . . LJ LJ Chevs, Win The Chev. ladies' sorthall team won their exhibition game on Sat urday night from Glen Stewarts, last year's intermediate champions of Toronto, when they scored three runs in the eighth inning, to win the The Chevs, will play a benefit game tomorrow night game 12 10 10 All-Star men's team, picked from the at Alexandra Park, against an (.M.C, league. The two teams will exchange batteries, of the game are to help out N, Mrrick, who wits seriously injured in a The Chevs, will play the Textiles on Wed game abo The proceeds game a few weeks ago, nsday night, "The batteries will be exchanged for this Here's where the Textiles' team takes a drubbing, (Maybe), . LJ LJ . Intermediate Doubleheader Tonight In the intermediate softhall doubleheader scheduled for the Motor City Stadium tonight, the Parts and Service meet the Ont, Regiment Black Cats and Phillips and Textiles hook up in the second game Another gooll crowd should be on hand, The Black Cats have a habit of upsetting the dope, BOB STEPHENSON "Big Bob" Stephenson, Bob In nat- urally one of the most colourful players In the game and on Bate urday afternoon he turned in one of the hest games of his lengthy career and the fans cheered wildly every time he made a sortie, He accounted for two of the six goals, ey ve fli "DODDY YY BODDEMEADE "Dodady"! the last was painfully hurt in minute of Friday's game but he insisted on plays ing Saturday and although in great pain, he turned In a wone derful performance, while hw was on the field, He dig his part In winning the great vies Oshawa Nationals Win From Mimico Beach 4-2 to Lead The INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE RED WINGS WIN Baltimore, June 16,~The Rochester Red Wings wet the Birds back in both ends of yestpr- day's doublehqader, to 1 and 7 to 6, and moved within 2; games of the top, Bolen aad Derriuger allowed § apd 4 hits, respectively, in the opener, Brown secured a homer in The first. game, while Collins, Barton and Hauser came through in the nightoap, It was Hauser's nine: teenth of the season, Doubles by Torporcer, Worth ington and Wilson in the fina) frame, enabled the Wings to 'win after the Birds had taken the lead, 6 to 4, with a trio of runs in the fifth, SKEETERS BEAT ; ROYALS TWICK Jorsey City, June 16,~The low- ly Bkeeters tisok a new lease of life yesterday and played impres sively to trounce Montreal Royals in both ends. of n doubleheader, They won the [first game by 4 to 2, In spite of the fact, that they were outhit, 10-7. In the second game the Skeeters ' were able to collect nine hits and five runs for A 5 tn 1 vieWry, The winners led all the way in both games, DOUBLE VICTORY FOR REARS Newark, June 16. Newark Rears took the messure of the Buffalo Bisons In both ends of n doubleheader here yodterday, by scores of 6 to 1, and 3 to 0, Smart baseball on the part of the winners in both contesis en fhied them to down the opposi- tion, Al Mammaux toed the rub ber for the Bears and held the Risons in check throughout, He yielded nine hits, but kept them well scattered, Andy Chambers Pitched the Bears to victory in the pecond game, Yielding but four hits, Newark found their batting ayse in today's games, garnering d total of 20 hits in the two games, Oshawa City Stage Rally To Tie Dales Oshawa City Football team made a spirited fight on Saturday when they scored five goals in the second hall of their game with Brampton Doles, to earn a draw decision; 5-5, The City changed their line-up for the ay | half and apparently the long desired result has been obtained. At any rate, the revised team gave a wonderful display of fighting spirit to earn the draw decision, Lobban lost the toss and Smart set the ball in motion and. Dales took up the attack, Currie, the City's goalie, made two fine saves from Church and Ward, Dales at this time were doing all the attacking and ingde of ten minutes Salter beat Cue with a first time shot---giving tory, local ladies' softball game will he ¢ . * The Parts and Service Jra. mee Althoogh none of the local players some very good games Chosen Friends in Whitby The Chosen Friends will play in Whitby tomorrow night, The next on Friday night, i» Junior Game Tonight t the snappy Oshawa Bakery team tonight in the first meeting of these two teams in the second hall of the schedule, Another real lively softball battle is assured, Oshawa Tennis Players Do Well Several members of the Oshawa Tennis Club journeyed to Toronto on Saturday to take part in the Central Ontario Tennis tournament, survived elimination, they put up Saturday's Results Toronto ..,.4 Jersey City ...0 Buffalo ,... 4 Baltimore .,,,.8 Rochester 14-8 'Newark .,..4-) Montreal ..11 Reading ......4 AMERICAN REALE Philadelphia Cleveland Washington ..ev,.81 New York ....se4.30 (o]ETY TREN |] Dotrolt .....00004.28 Bt. Louls ........28 BomtoR .........\..17 esterday's Results * Cleveland ....10 0 Detroit i444 Washington ...2 Lo Boston at Chica Rain, Aan. Louis .,.6 Washington .,. York 11 Cleveland ,....7 . er «81 cerns dB REALE EE L} ceervens 34 (123 DOERR ERE 8t, Pittsburg Roston Cinclnpat! raaes 30 3. : » The U. S. A. Team Which Surprised the Lacrosse Fans of Canada OSHAWA A ( % 4 wh fn] PAL (OR Fo AA \'"» AN 7) a SE » 'i GENERAI MOTORS wi i t me series, Note |U.), Finn A amg of every meniber of the team, The players k row, le Arai ir 3 BE. Faber, First row, loft to vightewKelly | Laurie D, Cov, coach (Maryland), Smith Vale), Brophy | Galbraith (Hobert), eh Bales LOSIZat0), | Sores, Chamon {Cormeit) Dartuiouth), Rosen (N.Y. | ous (Yale), Faude ,¢Union), ft to / Evans | Hoagy (Maryland), Eavanson (Rutgers). conch, = (Maryland) i, (Hyracuse) Tatimer (Rus 14 (Harvard) (Maryland), Genifer. (Princeton), Keamey (Rutgers), Uta (Pennsylvania), Backman (iN. Yl), GC. KB, Masters, interna tional Lacrosse Committee (Mai: Chev. Ladies defeat Glen Stewarts in Exhibition Tilt Ohevrolats, of the looal Ladies' Softball League, handed Glen Stewarts'of Toronto a 13-10 reverse in an, exhibition game at the tind: jum on Saturday. The work of the three Elliott sisters was outstand- ing in the victory, « Vivian Ellott pitched the last alx innings of the game, supplanting Annie Walker, and In those alx Innings allowed exactly one hit, M, Elliott and W. Elliot supplied the two flalding fea- tures of the game when they snag: ged line drives and began & pair of shappy double plays, | Glen Stewarts hopped on Aanle od away a five run lead which was not reversed until the eighth ian. ing. Cheve, tied it up In the fret, fifth, and again in the seventh, but only In the dying moments of the game did they forge ahead with the counters that spelt vietory, Glen Stewarts scored a pair in the second, and another ran in the third to go Into & 'threesrun lead. Then Vivian Elliott mounted tue mound, and between the beginning of the fourth "and the end of the ninth, the Toronto outfit, who held the metropolitan championship last year, one hit and two runs, Chevroleta added steadily to their total, 'and vard) {Lo 3: Kom, President, ns ae a adnis Za Lik. : Ta (Swarthmore). oh A i brought the 'three rund which MOANt VICTOTY ACross he plats In the. slghih. NE F "Williamson, Walker in the first inning and salt- | Major League Oshawa Nats, Show Good Form to Defeat Mimico Beach, 4-2, Thereby Win. ning League Leadership-- Nats Grab Off Early Lead and Are Never Headed |, At Motor City Stadium on Satur~ day, Oshawa Nationals defeated Mi- mico Beach in a Major League fine ture by 4 goals to 2, Muir won the toss und Mimico kicked off, fucing # strong sun, The Nats, immediately took up the offensive und Herdman wis soon called on to clear his lines Mimico 'seemed tobe slow to get gor ing, and were kept on the detensive for the first 15 minutes, Oshiwa op- ened the scoring early through Pets terson, Alter some nce forward play of the tight Petterson let gus hard shot which deflected off a defender mto the net, Mimico then tried a rald but were soon sent back by a strong Oshawa defence, The second goal of the guime was notched by Me: Lean who wis playing a strong game Letting go from well out, he sent a high shot into the top corner with the Mimico gonlie helpless. Mimico were outclassed at this time and of looked us if the score was going to be heavy, when Muir went through on his own, beating several oppon- ents to score the best goal of the game, Play" continued to be rather onsided until hall time Half time, Nationals 3, Mimico 0, | Second Half Mimwos opened strongly now,' and were giving the Nationals all they could take. The visitors were certain. ly playing better soccer this half, and it was not surprising when they wwe their first goal to cut down the lead, However, the Nats, again took up the offensive and were having some very tough luck at goal, Play was mre even now, and play continued fro end to end for some time, The Nats, seemed to be laying off a bit, but Mimico kept pegging away, trying hard to get goals, The fourth goal vor Nats, was scored through Ros. ser when he connected to a rebound and gave the Mimico goalie no chance, This seemed to end it and the game got rather tame, But the visit: ors showed there was still & shot in them when following some nice for. ward play the centre went through, beat the defence and notched their second and last goal of the game, Play continued rather slow, the strong heat having its effect on both teams. Full time Nationals 4, Mimico Beach 2 Nationals i=-Smith, Davidson, Boyd, McLean, Brodie, Coll, Sturch, Petters son, ' Sathrang, Muir, Rosser, All Nationals plavers report at Sta dium on Wednesday, 6.30. for train. ing. Currie no chance to save, Three mine utes later Faulkner beat Currie with a long dropping shot, The City now took up the attack for a change and Labban and Brown had some great shots but were well saved by Smith at this period Fullerton was knocked out but resumed after a few minutes, Oshawa's defence seemed to fade away at this period and Dales scored two goals one by Salter and the other by Church, Half time blew: with Dales leading 4-0, Oshawa made great changes in the second half, Brown going to centre forward position, Labban going inside left, Smart out. side left, Lappin centre half and Fair. ley left back, Inside of one minute of play Ward beat Currie with a first time shot making Dales §; Oshawa City 0. Oshawa's defence seemed to waken up now and the half hacksnow were playing a great game, Brown heat Smith with a first time ghet nearly bursting the net, Brown again scored a few mintes later after beat. ing four men, Dales now went to the attack and were easily held by Ful lerton and Fairley, Grant now made a movement on the right, passing ta Smart, then to Dunstall to Brown to Lobban who heat Smith with a low fast grounder, Dales were complete. Iv out of play at this period and Smith in goal for Dales had to make five saves in two minutes, McK hit the upright with a great shot ai Brown twice in succession rocked the brass bars with terrific shots, Great foothall was shown by Dunstall and Lobban the latter beating Smith, One minute to time up Dad n again heat Smith for the tying goal and a hat trick for himself, Oshawa City have found one of the finest centre forwards in Ontario in Brown, Lineup: Dales, Smith, Wremp, Anderson, Saulkner, Lamb, Bridle, Church, Slater, War. renctt, Ward, : Oshawa City: Currle, Fulle Lappin, Grant, Lobban Cuncliffe, MacKay, Fairley, Smart, Du and Brown, Referee--~RBloom, mn A ADDITIONAL SPORT (Cleaning: Paste) NN. AA Dustbane Products Ltd oreaws