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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 3, 1959 DUKE DUBBED THIS ONE! "Duke" Snider was charged | as both went for Sherman Lol- with a two-base error in the | lar's fly ball in the 3rd inning. opening game of the World | The two outfielders collided and Series at Chicago on Thursday, | the ball popped out of Snider's when he bumped into his team- | glove. mate, left-fielder Wally Moon, --AP Wirephoto CHICAGO (CP) -- Willowy Charlie Neal, who almost donned the mantle of goat, ha twe home runs Friday in a bril- liant display of hitting that led Los Angeles Dodgers tc a 4-3 vic- tory over Chicago White Sox and tied the world series at one game apiece. The 156-pound second baseman hit his first homer in the fifth inning to halve a 2-0 Chicago.lead and the other, a 420-foot blast, in the seventh to give the Dodgers a 4-2 advantage. Also getting into the home run act was pinchhitter Chuck Esse- glan of the Dodgers. His blow into the upper deck at Comiskey Park tied the score 2-2 in the seventh inning. The teams left immediately for Los Angeles for the third game Sunday starting at 5 p.m. EDT. 'Redmen No 'Match For Big Blues By RON ANDREWS TORONTO (CP) -- University of Toronto Blues opened their football season Friday night with a 42-1 victory over McGill Uni- versity Redmen. But they came off second-best in the injury de- partment. Toronto coach Dalt White said |his blues, nearing the two - year mark in their unbeaten record in ball Union, finished the game SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE WORLD SERIES returned to a sane level again yesterday, following that almost weird beginning on Thursday. Friday's 4-3 victory by the Dodgers did more than merely tie up the series and assure the Los Angeles fans (not to mention those in the rest of Cali- fornia, Texas, Mexico, etc.) that there will be three games played in the Coliseum. Now the leagues, "parks" and pension fund stand to add greatly to their income, for they expect about 100,000 to cram into the L.A. ball park tomorrow afternoon, and also on Monday and Tues- day. A couple of "Charlies" were in the limelight yes- terday, Charlie Neal made a "boob" in the first inning to help White Sox grab an early two-run lead but be- fore the game was OVer, Neal hit two homers, his sec- ond good for two runs and in between, Charlie Essegian, as a pinch-hitter no less, homered to tie the score and start off the big three-run rally in the 7th; that won the game for Dodgers. Johnny Podres gets credit for the win and he came out of the game when Essegian went in as a pinch-hitter. Then Larry Sherry took over the pitching chore and finished out the game nicely. Now the scene shifts to the West Coast, with the teams tra- feeling plenty of bruises. "McGill always gives us a rough time," White said "Joe Foreman's out with a broken ankle and several of our other players are feeling their lumps. It was the same last year." For the first 15 minutes it ap- peared to 11,932 fans the Red- men would give Toronto a [troublesome evening. McGill held Neal Escapes Goat's Mantle With 2 Blows 20. Since then they've outscored their opponents 352-88. The fourth and fifth games also will be played in California Mon- day and Tuesday. SHAKY INNING Neal juggled what appeared to be a perfect double play ball in the first innipg. Big- Ted Klu- |szewski, hero of Chicago's 110 |victory in the first game, hit a smash that the skinnv second- sacker couldn't trap fast enough. Chicago's Jim Landis, who had been on first base, raced to sec- ond and Luis Aparicio, on third, ran for home. Neal fired to first to get Big Klu. Then Chicago catcher Sherman Lollar hit sharply to Neal's left. Charlie couldn't hold the ball and Landis scored to give the Sox a 240 margin. Bob Shaw, Chicago's 18-game | | { CALENDAR SPORTS TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Midget Playoffs -- (2nd game of Ontario semi-finals) -- Point Edward vs Oshawa Sunny- side Park, at Sunnyside Park, 2.30 p.m, Note -- If a third game is necessary, it will be played as a doubleheader. OASA Intermediate - Industrial Playoffs -- (3rd and deciding game of Ontario championshio finals) -- Oshawa Duplate and Sarnia Polymer, at Simcoe, 3.00 p.m, OASA Juvenile "A" Playoffs -- tired the first two batters before came up to bat. He hit a 3-1 pitch deep into the upper deck in left. Shaw lost his control momen- tarily then walked Jim Gilliam, his only pass. Neal followed with a long drive into the White Sox bullpen, where Billy Pierce, who was warming up, caught the The ers now are favored at 11-to-10 odds to win the best- of-seven series. They're favored at 6 to 5 Sunday. Dodger manager Walt Alston tario semi-final series) -- Galt Gore and Oshawa Scugog Clean- er=, at Lions Park, Burlington, at 3.00 p.m. OASA Inter. "D" Plavoffs -- (2nd game of Ontario champlon- ship finals) -- Selkirk ve "Mount Zion, at Brooklin, 8.00 p.m, OASA Pee Wee Plavoffs (2nd game of Ontario champion- picked righthander Don Drysdale ship finals) -- Frenchman's Bay (17-18) to start against right- ; vs Aldershot, at LaSalle Park, Al- {hander Dick Donovan (9-10). Jershot. 2.00 p.m. WORLD SERIES (nd an 'actor game of On 3 tario championship finals) -- Osh- BOX SCORE awa UAW f' Warsnce score of the second game of the s Chicks, at Stratford, 4.00 p.m. (3rd and deciding game of On-|trophy Scugog Cleaners Juniors de- feated Oshawa Merchants 8-2 last night at Alexandra /Park to sweep their South Ontario Soft ball League semi-final series in two straight games. Besides qualifying them to meet Markham Aces in a 3-oul- of-5 title round for the South Ontario County League ch i Scugog Cleaners Jrs. Win City Title Series had three, his best a one-handed leaping catch to rob Bob Keenan in the sixth inning and then a Bob Brown. However, O0'Con. mor made a fine stab of John Newey's liner and tagged Weldon snappy relay throw by Snedd to the infield, trapped Boyce off 1st base, for a double-play to increase the value of the catch. Don Tilk singled with one out and Jim in the second inning ship, the win also gave the Scu- gog Cleaners Juniors the Oshawa "City Championship" title and Miller-Libby FTL) Hornsby a fine brand of fourhit ball and receiving excellent support from his mates, especially outfielders Jack Sneddon and Bob Brown and infielders "Springer" Sim- coe and Harvey Wilson, the Oshawa Merchants had a lot of trouble at the plate. Brown contributed a total of six putouts in centrefield, two of them brilliant running catches of line-drive smashes. Sneddon Jordon st inning. Ken Courtney forced by Boyce. Merchants trailed 50 going in- to the 8th and finally broke their string of goose-eggs when Ray Buzminski opened with a walk and Tommy O'Connor smashed a towering drive over Sneddon's head, in deep left field, for a clean homer. Bob Boyce, on the mound for Merchants, was in trouble in the Scugog on singles by Sneddon and Larry Weldon's single, plus a walk to when the bases second inning Cleaners loaded Woodview Park Bantams led tv open the third opened the sixth with a single but was off 2nd base for a double-play to end the threat, In the thir dinning, with one out, Ron Simcoe singled and . Wilson was safe on gn error. Dan Price's sacrifice fly to deep centre scored Simcoe easily and then Sneddon doubled to score Wilson. The Cleaners added three runs on only one hit in the next in- ning. Weldon was safe on 0'Con- nor's error to start and Brown sacrificed with a bunt. Then Newey drew a walk and Weldon stole home as Newey stole se cond base, then Hornsby contri. buted to his own win with a home-run blow to centre field. Boyce held the Juniors for the next three innings but after Mer- chants had scored two runs in their 8th. Scugog Cleaners came {back with three runs. Bob Sim. [coe singled then Weldon bunted gofelv, A wild pitch advanced the runners. Simcoe was safe at the plate when Newey ground- ed to Boyce in the box. Then Weldon stole home as Newey went to second and a wild pitch winner, gave up all three hom-| ers. The Dodgers' three-run up-| rising in the seventh inning fin- ished Shaw. 1959 world series: BASFBALL : Tos Angeles AB R H RBI PO A OBA Junior "'A' Gilliam 8b 0 1/(1st game of Ona Playoffs 1 ton Moose -- Hamil Ioter enabled Newey to come home with the winner's final tally. Again Take Series' Lead the Senior Intercollegiate Foot-| SOX RALLY NIPPED The Sox came back in the bot- tom of the eighth with a rally that fell just one run short, Lol- lar, carrying the potential tying run, was cut down at the plate on a fine relay from left fielder Wally Moon to shortstop Maury Wills to catcher Johnny Rose- |boro. Lollar, no speed demon, was out by at least 10 feet. Trailing 4-2 going to the last of the eighth, the Sox brought the crowd to life with successive singles by Kluszewski and Lollar. Larry. Sherry, who had taken over after starter Johnny Podres, {who got credit for the win, left |for Essegian, had nobodv out. Al Smith slammed a double to left centre, easily Torgeson, running for Kluszew- ski. Lollar also tried to score, all the way from first, and was nailed at the plate. This imme- diately raised speculation as to whether Lollar should have tried to make it with nobody out and his team still trailing by one run. Smith went to third on the play at the plate but he died there when pinchhitter Billy Goodman a 1-0 lead after the first quarter. From then on, however, Blues| scored almost at will, moving| quarter and increasing it to 35-1 in the third. | straight in regular-season games. | the fourth game of the 1957 sea-| son when University of Western| Ontario Mustangs beat them 34-' struck out on a high pitch and Jim Rivera fouled to Roseboro. The Dodgers reached Shawn for | into a 21-1 lead in the second|four hits in the first two innings| E--Wills. but each time they started with | two out and failed to score. The victory was Toronto's 10th There were two gone in the fifth | Essegian. SB--Moon, when Neal hit his first homer| The last time Blues lost was in|into the lower stands in left field. Shaw (L) They moved along like that with Chicago out front 2-1 until the seventh. Shaw once more re- scaring Earl| Neal 2b 4/ship finals) Moon If 1| Lodge vs Oshawa Legion, at Kins- Snider of o.men Civic "Memorial Stadium, Demeter of 0/2.00 p.m. Tarker rf o/ OBA Juvenile Sherry p 1 ! |Hodges 1b 1/ship finals) Oshawa UAW Roseboro ¢ ol Local 222 vs Chatham Moose, at | Wills ss ¢ Chatham, 2.30 p.m, [Pree 0 RUGBY-FOOTPATY |p Wseeg provincial ros A Pa als |"Tmps" vs Lakeshore Bears, at {Chicago . 10 a.m. Aparicio ss 1 Fox 2b 5 ENGLISH RUGGER Oshawa vs Canucks, O|tre Island, Toronto, Sip.m. 0| LAWN BOWLING 0! Mixed Trebles Tournament, at ¢' Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, 1.30 0/p.m. soccer 1 Lancaster Trophy Playoffs -- (Quarter - Final, sudden - death |games) -- Oshawa Hollard'a vs |0ld. Country Club, at Kinsmen |Civie Memorial Stadium, at 7.00 p.m. and Oshawa Polonia vs Pe- terborough UEW, at Kinsmen Clvie Stadium, 8.45 pm "A" Playoffs -- 14 = UODOIOOOIHHIHOID IAD OIDITOIoIW {Landis cf {Klusz'ski 1b |bTorgeson 1b |Lollar ¢ | Smith 1f Phillips 3h cGoodmn 3b McAnany rf Rivera rf Shaw p Lown p dCash Totals a--Homered for Podres in 7th b--Ran for Kluszewski in 8th c--Struck out for Phillips in 8th| d--Grounded out for Lown in 9th| Vos Angeles (N) . 00) 010 3004 Chicago (A) at Cen- 3.00 pm. Brocamungywecrvan , Reuwgaan~wuoawas HOODOO OOOO HIM YA OM IO IDIO Io I~ BOO HOOD HNO -OON HNP A =" ut DODD pu = JocovuonuacsonowIdoe SRD aD um 200 000 010--3 LOB -- Los Angeles (N) 7, Chicago (A) 8; 2b--Apari- ALL cio, Phillips, Smith, HR--Neal 2, | Oshawa Minor Assoc, Playoffs Gilliam. |-- (Midget League championship IP H R Er finals) -- 3rd game of 3-out-of-5 623 8 4 4 series, Fernhill Park at Sunny- 1-8 o [side Park, 5.15 p.m, 2 | Kiwanis Bantam League cham- 1 Dionship finals) -- 4th game of |3-out-of-5 series, Woodview Park MONDAY'S GAMES B Vn 2 | Podres (W) $ After along and arduous sed | son, all league games were wound up on Thursday evening when the two Peterboro teams, Canadian Scots and U.EW.,| played their long postponed | match, in Peterboro, with the Kickers And Thistle Win Lancaster Games and getting a little desperate. A penalty resulted against them, on which Jockel scored a give Kickers a 2-0 lead. With only six minutes of play remaining, this proved too much for some of the Strila fans, who vs Simcoe Hall, at Cowan Park. 5:15 p.m, 'Hershey Bears Tie Leafs 3-3 bing NIAGARA FALLS, A i 42 lead. Italia were too played Prilliant netminding on Le out and failed to rally. |Bob Perreault held Toronto Batista was the other Italia Maple Leafs to a 3-3 tie Friday goal-getter, while the Thistle night In an exhibition game with scorers were Richmond, who had Hershey Bears of the American three to his credit, and Cain the Hockey League. single. Perreault was under heavy fire { Woodview Park boys moved in wallop, after two were out, with the bases empty. SIMCOE HALL -- Kovhack, ¢ {front again in the Oshawa Minor| Softball Association's Kiwanis] {Bantam Learue finals, when they defeated Sim-igs: Armstrong, of; Nosal, 3b 1st game of Ontario chamvion-|coe Hall 3-1 last evening at Wood- Seton, 1b; Bellingham, rf; Hara- |view Park diamond, in the third pylya, If; Curry, rf in 6th. { thei t- game of bets scheduled 3-0ut woh VIEW PARK -- Kitchen Fourth game ls scheduled for|3D; Elliott, th; McNamee, Cowan Park diamond on Monday svening, at 5:15 o'clock, Last night's contest was the tightest and best-played of the| playoffs to-date, with Simcoe Hall kevich. ler, If | championship Brack, 2b; Black, p; M2Con'ey e; {Leaming, p; Mitchell, ss; Pilkey, |2bs Jarvis, rf; Crozier, ef; Coop- Sneddon, if: B. Simcoe, ¢; Weld- | Umpires -- Barnes and Your- Sneddon, Weldon and Hornsby each had two of the Cleaners' i six hits I OSYAWA MERCHANTS -- J ' Jordon, of; Buzmin ki, 1f; O'Con- nor; ss; Courtney, 3b; Boyce, pv; (Keenan, 1b; Tilk, 2b; Edwards, rf; Logeman, ec, SCUGOG CLEANERS--R. Sim lcoe, 3b; Wi'ean, ss: Price, 2h: | |on, rf; Brown, eof; Newey, 1b; | Hornsby, Pp. Umpires--O"Rellly and Reld. outhitting Woodview by five-to- four but Woodview winning the -- |zame by virtue of extra-base | hits. Mitchell opened the second |stanza for Woodview with a single and Pilkey walked, then with one} MORE Cooper's infield out. In the fourth inning, Armstrong] opened for Simcoe Hall with a single. He was forced by Nosal| but then Seton doubled to' put Nosal on third base and Nosa! came home when Curry ground. ed, with Seton being tagged out at 3rd. In the sixth inning, after two out, Nosal singled and Seton A, lad but 1 Fr d,! pinch-hitter Curry to end the in-| ning. In all, Leaming chalked up eight strikeouts but what wes more important, he issued only two walks, both in the third in-| ning to Korback and Brack, after one out, . After Woodview had nipped Simcoe Hall's threat in the top of the sixth inning, they came| back to boost their lead to 3-1 when Jarvis poled a home-run Remember When...? St. Louis Flyers of the Amer- fcan hockey League at their | training camp in Port Arthur found a new way to get into| condition 15 years ago today, Un-| der an agreement reached by| Coach Hap Emms, the players| started working four hours a day | to relieve a labor shortage in the big grain elevators. | in 2 WEEKS To Support The Lions Club PEALUT ZRIVE TUESDAY, OCT. 20 velling there today. Several Oshawa ball teams are playing in Ontario FUTURE GAMES {in the closing minutes of the Saturday, Oct. 3, in Oshawa Same as the National Hockey Kin Stadium: Hollandia vs,|eague Leafs sought the win. But Scots coming out om top by a| childishly, and for thé second 4-3 count. {time this year, have forced the The game between U.E.W. and| game to be called in the closing championship final and = some in semi-final ' playoff games today while three of them are in a third and de- ciding game affair, the sudden-death decider. Scugog Juveniles play Galt in their third game at Burlington, UAW Del's meet Florence Chicks at Stratford in the fi- nal game for the PWSU Inter. "A" crown and Duplate meet Sarnia Polymer in Simcoe this afternoon, third game for the OASA Industrial championship. There are three games "at home" today Sunnyside Park Midgets sre on their own diamond this afternoon, against Point YAward snd Oshaws Legion Juniors meet Hamilton in OBA sls. this sfiernoon st Kinsmen Stadium, To- night, out st Brooklin, Mount Zion faces Selkirk in the second game of the Ontario Inter, "D" title round. It's & very busy schedule and it's to be hoped that the wea- therman co-operates by keeping the rain away, so that the games sre sll played, It will be awkward if some of es have to be postponed until next week, since winners have to enter All-Ontario fin- Ontario representatives, next fir the ger In mos. Cases against week-end . BRIGHT BITS: Peterborough Lakefields go North next week-end, for the OASA Inter. "A" All-On- tario finals, They beat Waterloo in the second game 1-0 this week, in Peterborough and the game went 17 inn- ings before Lakefields could win it. Rav Judd strick nut a total of 39 bat ... SCUGOG CLEANERS JRS. de- feated Oshawa "Merchants 8-2 last night to clean up their South Ontario County League semi-finals in two- straight and also become "City. Champions" as top team in the Oshawa City and District Softball Association set-up for this season. Scugogs will open the South On- tario finals, 3-out-of-5 series, against Markham Aces, either on Monday or Tuesday night . . . WOODVIEW PARK won an exciting 3-1 decision over Simcoe Hall last night, to again take the lead in the Kiwanis Ban- tam League finals, Fourth game is Monday evening, at Cowan Park WHITBY defeated Oshawa Donevan in a senior Interscholastic football game yesterday. sls Northern Uxbridge, which was previously postponed, was called off because| of the play-offs and the teams] were obliged to split the points.| These two points do not affect the standings in any way and therefore were unimportant. The| final standings for this season are shown below The most outstanding shown by the standings | first. the remarkable record set by Strila in scoring 90 goals in league play, and second, the| strength of Kickers defence in allowing only fourteen goals to get past them in 22 games Port Hope have the unenviable| record of having 120 goals scor- ed against them in 22 games Kickers, as expected, took the Jeague championship and Peter boro U.E.W. unexpectedly cap- tured the Carling Challenge tro- phy. Who will take the Lancaster playoff = trophy is anybody's guess, In the first two games of the first round of the Lancaster play off trophy played in Kinsmen Stadium Thursday evening, Stri- la and Italia were eliminated { facts | are| minutes of play, when their team got behind in goals. At least one of the Strila players will be very lucky if he ever gets to play soccer again anywhere, A dis- gusting' performance by players and fans alike THISTLE BEATS ITALIA In the second game, Italia and Thistle made up somewhat for the poor showing in the first game and played in a clean, hard-fought game, in which Ital ia, although putting on the better show, came out the losers by 2 Italia opened the scoring when Sergio Latin, in his first goal of the seasom, scored with a long beautiful shot that skimmed the heads of a dozen players and sailed accurately just under the crosshar--the type of goal that the fans love to see. Midway in the second period, with the score tied 2-2 and after Italia had been attacking strong- ly, two slight mistakes bv Italia defenders, gave Thistle the ad- vantage on which they took a | Italia 0.C.C. at 7:00 p.m.; and Polonia he limited them to one goal by vs. UEW. at 8:45 p.m.--first| BoD Pulford which tied the game round play-off games, with two minutes left. Thistle will play Hershey goals were by Ron Aurora, in the second game of"! and Andy Kullman with the first round of the Eastern/the third coming on a fluke Ontario Championship. These|2ounce. Billy Harris and Larry teams tied 3-3 in their game Jast| Regan got Toronto's early goals. Saturday and a winner will be T 1 1 decided in their second ins ys OPBURY a 4 Sudbury The second round of the Lan- 5 of the neyy-foreq Fast cat eophY anit ill bo ETD Professional Hockey League played in Oshawa Kinsmen Stad- [poset Chicago Black Hawks 32 jum on Thursday evening and the ay night in an exhibition Sua] Euwe WI be played on" A crowd of 3,385 saw Sudbury| $ y, . grab a 240 lead in the second pe-| FINAL LEAGUE TABLE [riod and hold out against a late| W L T F APis.rally by the National Hockey| 2 30/ League Hawks. 34| Tuesday the Wolves lost 2-1 tof 32 Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL. URL (Tr v of Aurora in| | Kickers 14 Strila . Thistle Hollandia 3 n an'| Polonia g Cleland Mortson got the Sudbury : " and Bill] Hay scored for Hawks, Hay's al coming with six seconds 1r left, | 11 Hawks outshot Wolves 31-23 but 5 ran into a sensational netminding | 23 Gu Our 19) TH U.EW, 0.C.C. Scots Malta Uxbridge - Best Quality . . . FURNACE FUEL OIL a STOVE OIL At the Most . . . 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