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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 5, 1959 SPORTS MENU Duplate Wins Out By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Oshawa Duplate captured the Ontario Amateur Softball Asso- ciation's 1959 'Industrial Inter- mediate" championship on Satur- WEEK-END CAPSULES--Oshawa's reputation as a red-hot softball centre was greatly enhanced this past week-end, when three of four teams engaged in Ontario championship quests, came up with important victories ... DUPLATE captured the OASA "Industrial" Ontario championship Saturday, with a thrilling 5-4 win over Sarnia Polymer, in their 3rd game at Simcoe, Jack Mc- Conkey's fine pitching, after Sarnia had taken a 4-0 lead and Gardian's two-run homer in the 8th to put Duplate ahead, were the highlights of Oshawa's first OASA "In- dustrial" title , . . SCUGOG CLEANERS Juveniles el- iminated Galt 6-2 in their third game, at Burlington. The Oshawa lads lead 1-0 until the 7th, trailed 2-1 going into the 9th and put on a sensational six-hit attack, including a three-run homer by Mapes, for a five-run rally. Now the local Juveniles meet Timmins here in the All-Ontario Juvenile "A" finals this week-end and are expected to bring another OASA title to the city . . . SUNNYSIDE PARK Midgets can do the same thing. They'll meet New Liskeard here this week-end in the OASA Midget title round. Sunnyside had to go 15 innings to beat out a classy team of youngsters from Point Ed- ward, here Saturday afternoon. The winning run was scored on a freakish play--the batter missed the third strike--so did the catcher--the batter started for the bench, then ran to 1st base and beat the baseman to the bag--while the winning run was coming home from 3rd base . . . DIDN'T HEAR how the Frenchman's Bay Pee Wee boys made out against Aldershot on Saturday nor what happened at Brooklin, between Mount Zion and Selkirk . . , UAW DEL'S were unable to make it a clean sweep for Oshawa softball teams on Saturday. They came up with an "off day" on the worst day, losing 17-0 to Florence "Chicks" at Stratford, in the third game for the PWSU Inter. "A" crown, OSHAWA LEGION had two representatives engaged in OBA minor baseball championship action on Saturday afternoon and here again, the Motor City lads were not so fortunate. Here at home, Legion Juniors took a good licking from a hard-hitting Hamilton team, in the first game of the Junior "A" finals, They go back to Hamilton on Saturday ... UP IN CHATHAM, the Oshawa UAW Local 222 Juveniles were defeated 3-1 but they hope to even up this OBA series in the return game here Satur- day, The Oshawa lads outhit Chatham by four-to-three but they also out-errored them by five-to-four and this plus a couple of walks, cost Local 222 the decision , OSHAWA MINOR Softball Assoc. Bantam finals resume tonight at Cowan Park and Midget finals at Sunnyside Park . , . TUESDAY NIGHT sees the first game of the South Ontario County Softball League championship finals, with Markham Aces and Scugog Cleaners Juniors opening their 3-out-of-5 title round, at Alexandra Park, tomorrow night at eight o'clock, under the lights ... . LANCASTER Trophy soccer playoffs Saturday night saw Hollandia eliminate the Old Country Club eleven when Peterborough UEW again pulled an upset on Oshawa Polonia, with a 2-0 win, In Eastern Ontario playoffs, the Oshawa Thistle team won in Aurora 6-2 to take the round 9-5 . . . WHAT PRICE HITS ? Chicago had an even dozen safeties yesterday and Dodgers only had five but Dodgers won 3-1, to take the lead in the World Series--which now could end before leaving L.A. . . . DRYSDALE staggered through the early innings yester- day but Sherry was terrific in relief. In the meantime, day afternoon, when they defeat- ed Sarnia Polymer 5-4, in the third 4nd deciding game of their Ontario championship finals, at Simcoe. Duplate won the title the hard way, coming from behind a 4-0 deficit with a three-run rally in the 7th inning and then winning it on Gardian's two-run homer in the 8th. Kirkland, the Sarnia ace and Jack McConkey, Duplate's veter- an right-hander, hooked up as rival moundsmen in this erucial game and each had nine strike- outs, but the "'edge" came when McConkey improved as the game went along while his rival falter- ed after the sixth. SARNIA'S BIG INNING Both teams had runners on base in almost every inning, until Sarnia Polymer took the lead in the fourth inning with their four- run splurge. Devereaux was safe on Simcoe's error, to open the in- ning then Healey doubled and Rin- ker followed with a solid single. Canton was safe on a choice play, to load the bases, then Kirkland singled and Canton scor- ed when Hoad grounded out to the infield. For OASA Honors {In the fifth, Tayles was safe on| With the score 4-3, Duplate |Wilson's error and Devereux|/went in front to win the game, {walked but when Healey flied out|when Claus singled in the 8th in- to Guardian in right fjeld, the ning, with one put. He took second fiedder's good throw "to 3rdjon a passed ball and moved to caught Tayles trying to advance 3rd when Krasinski grounded out, after the catch. then Gardian electrified McConkey hit top form after this Oshawa rooters with his home- play and retired the next nine run drive, to make it 5-4. batters in succession. He fanned| In the 9th, Planke singled to the first two in the bottom of open but he was later thrown out the 9th and then Sarnia made a at 3rd base, trying to reach there desperate last-second bid that al-lon a single to centre by Simcoe. most clicked. Kirkland singled] Besides turning in a fine game and Hoad drew a walk but|in right field, Gardian earned the the|pionship finals) -- 4th game of CALENDAR SPORTS TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc. Playoffs -- (Midget League championship finals) -- 3rd game of 3-out-of5 series, Fernhill Park at Sunny- side Park, 5.15 p.m. Kiwanis Bantam League cham- R.out-of-5 series, Woodview Park vs Simcoe Hall, at Cowan Park, 5.15 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL South Ontario County League Playoffs -- (1st game of 3-out-of-| 5 cha . hi finals) -- Mark- Brydges failed in his bid and the hero's role, along with pitcher Me- game and season were both over. | Conkey, with his two-run homer, DUPLATE'S COMEBACK {but in addition he had a single, a Duplate had one on in the first, walk and got on the other time Local Polonia Peterboro UEW Ousts Eleven Saturday evening, in Oshawa Kinsmen Stadium, in a Lancaster Trophy play - off double-header Hollandia ousted Oshawa OCC in a very good game by the close score of 3-2, and Peterboro UEW performed another upset, to elim- inate Polonia with a 2-0 count. Kickers, Thistle, Hollandia and UEW will participate in the semi- finals, the first game of which will be played on Thursday even- ing in the Kinsmen Stadium. Cup-tie fashion, Hollandia scored Croll scored in the first period for Peterboro while Walst notched the clincher in the second. Smythe and Rawski were the best performers for Polonia while Croll and Buchan were outstands ing for the winners, CUP PLAY DRAW The draw for the semi-final of the Lancaster Trophy Play-offs was made as follows -- Kickers v Thistle and Hollandia vs Peter- the first goal, after fifteen min- utes of play, and OCC tied it up after another fifteen minutes. Before half-time Hollandia scor- = twice more to take the lead In the second period, OCC put on a steady pressure and Hollan- dia wilted badly under the bar- rage, but the defence battled grimly and held on. OCC were able to score once in THISTLE BEATS AURORA At Aurora, Thistle defeated the Aurora team by 6-2 to end the partly because of their poor shooting. Scoring for the winners were . [this half but failed to tie it up, boro UEW. Because of Thistle's participa- tion in the Eastern Champion- ships they are unable to play ham Aces vs Scugog Cleaners Juniors, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. first round of the Norman J. Howard Memprial Trophy which decides the{ Eastern Ontario Champions. stile took the Lamers, Westerink and Vesters while Draine and Johnson scored for OCC. on Saturdays in the Lancaster play-offs, so that the future games are as follows: another in the second and in the|via an error. Planke also had two fourth and then in the fifth, Gar- hits for the Oshawa club, Sals- dian walked but was forced by bury, Simcoe and Claus sharing WEEK-END FIGHTS Kilpatrick, who in turn was forc-|the other three. ed by Planke, Then Salsbury dou-| Kirkland and Rinker each had bled but Kirkland fanned Simcoe a pair of Sarnia's seven hits, to end the threat. |Kohut, Tayles and Healey divid- In the 7th, with one out, Gar-|ing the others. dian started it again, with a] OSHAWA DUPLATE -- Sals- "life" on an error by shortstop bury, 2b; Simcoe, 3b; Wilson, ss; |Canton, Kilpatrick reached first McConkey, p: Claus, lb; Krasin- {on another bobble by the same ski, ¢; Gardian, rf; Kilpatrick, player, then Planke singled safe-icf; Planke, 1f; Weatherup, 2b in lly. Pinch-hitter Weatherup flied to|7th. [right field, for a sacrifice, scoring] SARNIA POLYMER -- Hoad, |Gardian after the catch then Kil-|cf; Brydges, 3b; Kohut, If; Tayl-| an error by Brydges. Ip: Wright, batted in 9th. Cuba, 146%, New York, 10. nairick and Planke both came|es, 1b; Devereaux, 2b; Healey, ¢;|116%, home when Simcoe was safe on|Rinker, rf; Canton, ss; Kirkland, Scarponi, 116%, Italy, 6 (Scarponi | disqualified). By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles -- Boots Monroe, 112, Los Angeles, outpointed Walt Ingram, 121, Pittsburgh, 10. Havana -- Luis Rodriguez, 145, outpointed Larry Baker, Belfast -- Willie Toweel, South Africa, stopped Paddy Graham, Irelan d, 4, welterweights. Iagliara, Sardinia--Piero Rollo, Italy, defeated Federico OSHAWA MIDGETS WIN Oshawa Sunnyside Park West-| ern Tire Midgets advanced to| the Ontario Amateur Softball As-| sociation All - Ontario Midget error at 2nd base. Waduck fan-|fewer errors than Sunnyside and ned then Tilk grounded to the|turned in a sparkling display of infield and Davis was out at the|fine fielding plays. plate, when he tried to slide home| Point Edward's first batter base, round by a total of nine goals to five. Their next opponents are not yet known. In the first game at the Sta- dium, Hollandia and OCC played a stirring match with Hollandia having an edge in play for most of the first half and OCC return- ing in the second period with ag-| gressive determination but failing same Peterboro team has pulled to catch up. |several upsets over the last two Most of this game was played months. Polonia have usually a in a steady downpour, which fail- strong team but failed to click] ed to dampen the teams' enthu-|Saturday evening. - PETERBORO SURPRISES In the second game, lack of co- ordination between defence and forwards cost the game for Po- lonia and UEW pulled all the stops in taking the round by 2-0. Scoring one goal in each period, the UEW surprised the fans by taking this game, although the Thursday, October 8th, in Osh- awa Kinsmen Stadium: Kickers vs Thistle at 7.30 p.m. Saturday, October 10th, in Osh- awa Kinsmen Stadium: Hollan- dia vs Peterboro at 7.30 p.m, The League "Presentation and Dance" will be held in the Gen- osha Hotel on October 31 and tick- ets are now available from Walter McRae at 256 Court street, Osh- awa, RA 59440 or from James Denholm, 251 Simcoe street south, |oshawa RA 3-3555. OLD COUNTRY | I SAD STORY SOCCER SCORES 15-Inning Thriller Ends On Costly Mental Lapse later on Dailey's sacrifice out. In the 9th, Irving opened with double but only reached third as Yahn stopped thent. championship finals, when they|and couldn't get to the plate, as won a thrill - packed 15-inning|Bourgour had it blocked and struggle over the Point Edward made the "tag." Meanwhile, Vendome Hotel Midgets, here atTilk went to second and later Sunnyside Park on Saturdaytook 8rd base on a wild pitch. afternoon. i With two out, Wright sirutk The win gave the Oshawalout on a low pitch, that hit the Minor Softball Association Mid-| ground behind the plate and get representatives the semi-final| catcher Bourgour took on the series in two - straight games|first bounce. This apparently end- and qualified them to meet New|ed the inning and Wright turned Liskeard in the Ontario finals, away from the plate and headed here in Oshawa, this coming|towards his own bench, but his holiday weekend. mates hollered for him to run it . out. Wright then ran for first ANYBODY'S GAME | base, where first baseman Mait- Seay oe, contest land 9 the Pojut Edward team, was anybod) 2*(had alread eft, walking to- inning distance is perhaps a rec-| wards Racy mound. BE ord for OASA Midget playoffithrew the ball to Maitland, but Boa: sitie was won hv the Osh: Wren Dest Lon 10 the bag T Sh- y was go on, awa Sunnyside Park boys when Tilk prin oy from third rn their rivals from Point Edward,|with the winning run. who had been impressive with| At first the disappointed Point extremely heady play throughout|pqward team protested vigorous- the entire afternoon, committed a reached first base in every in- ning of the 15, except the 1st, Srd and 11th. In the 10th, they had their best chance of all, getting three singles and also a Sunny- side error, and still failing to score. Oshawa got two runs in the first when Wright was safe on an error, Yahn doubled and he scored later on an error at third base. In the fifth, Sunnyside had three hits and an error and failed to score, a double-play across the |infield, 3rd-to-1st and back to 3rd, |killing their big chance. In the sixth, Sunnyside tied the score at 4-4 when Yahn tripled and Kornylo singled. The latter came home when the catcher made a bad throw to 2nd, as| Kornylo was going there, after a| passed ball. Oshawa's fifth runm,| in the 8th, was also scored by| Young, on a single, passed ball and a timely single by Kocho. | A walk to Dailey, single bv Yahn replaced Kornylo, as the Oshawa pitcher, after the score was tied at 5-5 in the 8th. In the 10th, Marshall opened with a single and Lukon also singled. Maitland popped up but Dailey was safe on an error but Marshall got nipped trying to score, Then Lukon tried to come home on a choice play and he too was tagged at the plate. In the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th, Point Edward got their first bat- ter on base and as far as third three times but couldn't score. Kornylo's one - handed snare of a bunt pop-flv in the 14th was turned into a double play to kill one of the visitors' big threats. Yahn, with a triple, double and single, was top hitter for the win-| ners with Marshall, Lukon, Bour- gour all having three for Point Edward while Maitland had two. POINT EDWARD -- Gladhill, 1f; Marshall, ss; Lukon, 3b; Maitland, 2b; Dailey, p; Bour- LONDON (Reuters) -- Results of soccer games played Saturday in the United Kingdom: International Northern Ireland 0 Scotland 4 ENGLISH LEAGUE First Division Birmingham 2 Leeds 0 Blackburn 1 Preston 4 Blackpool 1 Man City 3 Bolton 1 Sheffield W 0 Everton 8 Arsenal 1 Fulham 3 Notts F 1 Luton 1 Wolverhampton 8 Man United 4 Leicester 1 Newcastle 0 West Ham 0 Tottenham 1 Burnley 1 West Brom 1 Chelsea 3 Second Division Bristol R 4 Brighton § Derby 3 Bristol C 0 Huddersfield 6 Portsmouth 8 Hull City 0 Cardiff 0 Ipswich 4 Stoke 0 Leyton Or 1 Sunderland 1 Lincoln 0 Aston Villa 0 Middlesbrough 3 Scunthorpe 1 Plymouth 6 Charlton 4. Sheffield 2 Rotherham 8 Swansea 5 Liverpool 4 Third Division Bradford C 1 Tranmere 0 Chesterfield 4 Barnsley 1 Coventry 4 Bournemouth 0 Grimsby 1 Brentford 3 Norwich 8 Colchester 2 Port Vale 8 Southend 1 Queens PR 2 Wrexham 1 Reading 1 Halifax 1 Shrewsbury 6 Mansfield 8 Southampton 0 Bury 2 Swindon 1 Newport 0 UAW Del's I Florence "Chicks" captured the Provincial Women's Softball Un- fon Ontario Intermediate *A" championship on Saturday after- noon in Stratford, whitewashing the Oshawa UAW Del's 17-0, in the third and deciding game of the series. This one was over real early. The Oshawa girls won the toss and that was their only "break" of the dav. By the time the "Chicks" had finished the first inning, they were in front 6-0 and they never looked back. "Pat" Belliveau, speedball hurler for the "Chicks" was in top form and so were her mates, defensively. She gave up only two hits to the Oshawa girls. Ruby Dusty got on via an error with two out in the fourth inning and Joan Nesbitt singled but Stella Jozkoski grounded out. In the 8th inning, with one out, Gladys Sutton got a single and with two out, then June Hunter got on due to interference by the catcher, but Belliveau fanned Joan Fice to end that threat. One walk, the only one issued by Belliveau, came with two out in the 9th, to Joan Nesbitt but again the next batter grounded out and the shut- out was completed. « Stella Jozkoski, Del's pitching ace this season, got off to a bad Florence 'Chicks' Blank n 3rd Game ence team. Bonnie Stephens open- ed with a single and "Pat" Belliveau was hit with a pitched ball. Sally Raymer walked then Bettv Ebel was safe on an error and May Brearley singled. Then Norma Tinline forced Ebel at third and Jan Small flied out but Betty Armstrong' doubled, Beth Small singled then Stephens forced Small, to end the disas- trous inning. Tinline"s walk, a force-out by Small, then Armstrong's double after a passed ball, gave the "Chicks" a run in the third, but it was good ball until the fifth. Chicks had two singles and a walk in this inning 'but failed to score, but they added two in the sixth on two walks, a sacrifice and Brearley's hit. A run in the seventh, then six more in the 8th and one in the 9th, completed the winners' total. Brearly with four hits and Arme- strong with three-for-three, plus two walks, were the big hitters for the winners, who had a total of 14 hits for their 17 runs. FLORENCE CHICKS -- Ste. phens, If; Bodkin, If in 7th; Belli- veau, p; Raymer, rf; Ebel, 3b; Brearley, 2b; Tinline, cf; J. Small, ¢; Armstrong, 1b; B. Small, ss. OSHAWA UAW DEL'S -- Fice, If; Sagar, rf; Dusty, 3b; Nesbitt, start and never recovered, in the York Citv 38 Accrington 0 face of the heavy ~- hitting Flor- Fourth Division ¢; Jozkoski, p; DeLucia, 1b; Sut. ton, cf; Allen, ss; Hunter, 2b. Chester 1 Bradford 1 ly that their catcher had made a clean catch, for the official |Bougour and some bad throws gour, ¢; Irving, cf; Mercurio, 1b; Crewe Alex 4 Stockport 2 plus Irving's sacrifice fly, en-|M. Maitland, 2b in 9th; Best, rf. D White Sox had plenty of chances and couldn't click and Doncaster 0 Darlington 1 fatal "boo boo." The their would-be base-stealers regularly by Johnny Roseboro', today's game will bring ? shuddered Saturday afternoon ed their Alouettes 37-14 but Scott Day a sour one for Hamilton fans too. At least the Montreal boys got a chance Canadiens romped to a 6-1 wi: Star go. This was the picture. score was still tied at 5-5 in the bottom of the 15th inning and it had been tied at that score since| each team scored once in the 8th. Sunnyside Park opened their 8th when Davis got on via an were getting "arrested" 's good arm. Wonder what MONTREAL FANS as Toronto Argos wallop- then Ottawa made Vince to cheer at night, when strikeout, but to no avail. |HAD THEIR CHANCES | some excel game and prolong the series, but| Marshall, Maitland and Dailey, they just failed to click. They|and an error throw. Lukon open- outhit the Oshawa squad, had'ed the 8th with a hit and scored'O'Reilly. abled Point Edward to tie the score at 2-2 in the second. | Prior to this Point Edward had| In the top of the sixth they| llent chances to win the|scored two runs on singles by 12h: Waduck," 3b. OSHAWA SUNNYSIDE -- Tilk, ef; Wright, If; Yahn, 1b and p; Kornylo, p and 1b; Xocko, rf; Michael, c; Hentig, ss; Davis, Umpires: C. March and N. n in the annual NHL All- Hamilton Oshawa Legion out, Sebban scored on a pitch, Delaney also walked and Hamilton whipped Oshawa Le- gion Juplors 13-5, Saturday after- noon al\Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, in the first game of their Ontario Baseball Associa- tion Junior "A" championship fi- nals. Second game, and third, necessary, will be played in Ham-| ilton, next Saturday. Bob Delaney, pitching for Ham- {lton, held the Oshawa Legion to six hits. He walked three batters, Wills, Westfall and Campbell, in the first inning but they alternat- ed between three putouts, for no runs, . In the third Westfall and Hill produced back-to-back singles, but these came with two out and Delaney fanned Campbell to end that threat. Jn all, Delaney struck out a total of 14 Oshawa batters. Legion got their first run in the fifth inning, when Rowland sin- gled and scored later on a wild pitch. But it was 8-0 by that time. In the sixth, Campbell got on via an error and scored when Daze tripled, after one out. In the sev- enth, Wills opened with a single, Cooper walked after Wills had stole second. Hill was hit by a pitched ball and an error at shortstop on Campbell's ground- er, let Wills score Oshawa's third ifjone more run, that one came in| Victor Wallops y Oshawa Scugog Cleaners Juve-| niles defeated Galt Gore Insur- lance 6-2 in the third and decid- ing game of the OASA Juvenile Pi "A" provincial semi-final series, | Mi late Sonia Slat Burlington's Lions Park, on impressive, he held Hamilton to|Saturday afternoon. | Oshawa Juveniles will now take| the 9th when Jarabek was safe on|on Timmins, in the All-Ontarlo| Whiteley's error then with one Amateur Softball Assoc. cham- out, Chayka got his third-straight pionship finals, here this week- hit. Jarabek stole home and later end, a 2-out-of-3 series. Agnew walked but Sebban hit into| A sensational five-run rally in| a double-play to end the game. [the top of the 9th inning, after| Fred Chayka with three hits, [Galt had taken a 2-1 lead in the Ted Carney with two and most of 7th inning, climaxed the thrilling the others with one, did the hitting struggle that saw the Oshawa] for Hamilton, who had 11 hits for boys emerge with a well-deserved 13 runs. The Oshawa pitchers is- triumph. : i sued a total of 12 walks and in ad-| Riddell and "Danny" Peters of dition, the team had six errors the Oshawa team, renewed the in the field. pitching duel they had waged bb TON -- B 2b: _|the latter half of the game in bek, if; Carney, poi he gd Oshawa on Thursday night. Galt Agnew, ss; Sebban, 3b; Abbott, came close in the third inning rf; Randle, 1b; Delaney, p; Mani. When Riddell was safe on an acl, If in 6th; Woods, rf in 6th, |error but was forced at second OSHA ; by Baird, then Shaw singled but Ca AYA ARGON as 2h: Mowbray fanned and Law went Campbell, Ib; Whiteley, 3b; Daze, Ot On 8 grounder to Siblock at If; Breckenridge, ¢; Gray, p; Tims base. | Rowland, p in 4th: Pipher, | Oshawa took the lead in the in 6th. P fourth inning. Mapes opened with | la single but was forced by wompires -- L. McIntyre and G. Young. Fegan followed with a wild | Bailey's single scored Randle. | run. In the bottom of the Sth, Hill singled, He was forced by Camp- bell and then Ted Whiteley poled one over the right-field wall for a homer, to conclude Oshawa Le- gion's five-run total. Hill was the on'y Oshawa batter to get two| safe hits. Danny Gray, pitching for Osh- awa Legion, gave up two singles to Jarabek and Carney, in the first inning and a walk to Agnew to fill the bases after two out, but. Hamilton didp't score until the fourth -- then they put on an eight-run parade. Gray walked Chayka to start it off and then errored himself on Agnew's bunt. Next Whiteley error on Sebban's grounder. Ab- single and then with two out, Burke singled to score Young. Remember When...? New York Yankees won a rec-| ining. ord fifth consec | Scugog Cleaners held their 1-0 les six years Seculie Joma Ser lead until the 7th. Patterson sin- ond baseman Billy Martin singled | 8d in the fifth and advanced on in the last of the ninth to score 2" infield out and Baird's single the winning run. It beat Brooklyn| ut Was out trying to come home by 48 and gave the Yankees a °" 2 passed ball. Mapes singled series triumph by four games to in the fifth and Young" doubled, | two. Cleveland won the American| ut this came with 1% out. In League pennant the following the sixth, Mach yas it yo as year, and lost the World Series forced ww Bue oy Mgr to the New York Giants in four|, two batters. Seal games. Galt wiped out Oshawa's 1-0 lead in the. bottom of the 7th in. ning. Reid opened with a single, was safe on an-error by the | catcher when pinch - hitter John- but Peters flied out, ending the | | | DENIES STORY LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Man- ager Walter Alston of Los Ange- For Scugog Cleaners |singled, Siblock's "UAW Local 222 Juveniles Siblock walked to fill the bases) Rally In Sth had taken over the pitching from|cession, winding up the series by H, at th of the 7th, |fanning Patterson. Ridge lin sad this blow. |. OSHAWA SCUGOG CLEAN ost all his zip aiter thls blow. pps _. wright, 2b; Suddard, Mf Young followed with a double,(and 2b; Mapes, rf; Young, ef; then Garrow and March bot h|Fegan, ¢; March, 3b; Burke, ss; sacrifice fly|Siblock, 1b; Peters, p; Judd, bat- scored Young and Garrow came ted in 9th; Sadowski, If in 9th; home when Peters was safe on an Garrow, ¢ in 5th. error at shortstop, to wind up the! GALT GORE INSURANCE -- fiverun victory parade, five Baird, 8b; Shaw, ss; Mowbray, awa runners to get on base after that, as Jenkins definitely im- proved as the game went along. Chatham came right back in the bottom half of the 3rd inning, to take the lead. They had loaded the bases in the second inning, when Montague singled after one out, Taylor was safe on Waite's own error then Reaume walked, but Waite then fanned the next Hartlepools 4 Exeter 8, Millwall 3 Gillingham 3 Northampton 2 Aldershot 0 Notts C 3 Oldham 1 Rochdale 3 Carlisle 0 Southport 3 Crystal P 1 Torquay 3 Barrow 2 Walsall 3 Watford 4 : SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Aberdeen 8 St. Mirren 1 Arbroath 0 Celtic 5 Clyde 2 Hibernian 1 Hearts 5 Ayr U 8 Kilmarnock 2 Dundee 2 Motherwell 4 Partick 0 Raith 0 Stirling 1 Rangers 4 Dunfermline J Division II Albion 1 Berwick 3 two batters. | Tullock walked to open the third inning for Chatham and then stole second base. With one out, Jenkins hit a grounder that went through Dowe, at shortstop, scoring Tul- lock and Jenkins' moved to second on a wide throw-in to that base. Carey grounded out for the sec- ond out, but Montague singled, to runs on six - straight hits, plus 2b; Law, 1b; Sime, If; Reid, c; the sacrifice fly and error. |Bartlett, rf; Patterson, ef; Rid- In the bottom of the 9th, Peters/dell, p and rf; Johnson, p in retired three Galt batters in suc-i7th, OBA FINALS Lose Opener In Chatham f bott followed with a walk, then son grounded in front of the plate. | Gray fanned Rundle but he walk- ed Delaney and Bailey, then Jar- bek singled and two more walks followed. a Rbwland replaced Gray at this point and got Chayka to fly out but Agnew singled to complete the eight-run flurry. It was Rowland's turn to take the bumps, in the sixth inning. Carney singled and Chayka dou- les Dodgers denied Sunday a re- port that he had called Chicago Then after Peters got the next two batters to pop up to Siblock, " White Sox a YHICH Wf Boome Saw came through with a raters." triple | Alston also had been quoted as| Going into the 9th with elimina- saying "three'or four elubs inition and a 2-1 score facing them, the National League are better !Scugog Cleaners came through than the White Sox." The Dodger with a great finish. Judd, pinch- manager heatedly denied he had hitting for Wright, started it off said it {with a single and Suddard! "I'd have to be stupid to say promptly doubled. Then Mapes bled. Then with one out, Sebban doubled, Rundle walked with two that, about a team that beat us w~n the here's crown with a Oshawa UAW Local 222 of the|Oshawa, gave up only three hits. Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball|He struck out six batters, issued Association, dropped a tough 3-1/five walks and hit one batter. Jen- decision to Chatham Moose, in kins, the Chatham hurler, struck the first: game of the Ontariojout 11 Oshawa batsmen but he Baseball Association's Juvenile didn't issue a single walk, and "A" championship finals, at Cha- this too proved a big factor. tham on Saturday. Oshawa UAW Local 222 got the Second game of the title round | first n of the game when Waite is scheduled for Alexandra Park himself got aboard to open the at 2.30 o'clock on Saturday after-| third inning, via an error by first- ; baseman Reaume. Kirk bunted Errors, a direct contrast to the and the play for Waite at sec- snappy brand of defensive play |ond was too late, with all hands Oshawa Local 222 boys have dis-|safe. Then Dowe clicked, scoring played throughout this season's| Waite. But Reid fanned and Kirk schedule and playoff action, were got picked off at 3rd base, then the downfall of the Oshawa team.|Bell forced Dowe to close out They outhit their opponents but the inning. they committed five errors, two| Terwillegar, on the catcher's of them extremely costly while error after he had struck out, the home club had four errors,|in the fourth inning and Dowe, | only one of which figured in the with a single in the 8th inning, |scoring. » |also after there was already Dave Waite, on the mound for'one out, were the only two Osh- ATTENTION HUNTERS! New and Used JOHN'S GARAGE RA 3-4233 226 CELINA ST., OSHAWA RA 5-1719 111-0. |lhcnerun smash. Johroon, whe | score Jenkins, making it 2-1. Alloa 1 Queen's Pk 2 {Cowdenbeath 2 Forfar 4 | Dumbarton 0 Stenhousemuir 1 Dundee U 3 Brechin 1 Falkirk 8 Stranraer 1 Montrose 3 St. Johnstone 0 Norton 5 Hamilton 1 when Montague grounded to the infield, the catcher missed the| Swift's single in the fourth was| the only other hit off Waite fori the rest of the game. He walked Jenkins in the fifth, errored on Taylor's grounder in the sixth and walked Tullock again in the| 7th and then hit Wakalagaski with | a pitched ball, but the infield pull-| ed a doubleplay to end this threat. Chatham's third and final run| came in the 8th inning when, Carey opened with a triple and throw and Carey was safe. Later Montague was nipped at the plate trying to score on Reaume's grounder to Waite. OSHAWA UAW LOCAL. 222 -- Kirk, 2b; Dowe, ss; Reid, lb; Bell, rf; Reeson, cf; Terwillegar, 3b; Ferries, If; Etchells, ¢; Waite, p; McConkey, If in 7th, ! CHATHAM MOOSE '-- Swift, 3b; Tullock, If; Wakalagaski, 2b; Jenkins, p; Carey, cf; Montague, ¢; Taylor, rf; Reaume, lb; Per- rin, ss; Slaughter, rf in 6th; 2 MORE WEEKS To Support The Lions Club PEANUT DRIVE TUESDAY, OCT. 20 266 KING ST. WEST "OCTOBER 7 and 8 1960 TIAC and BUICK RA 3-4634 . from you know who