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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 9, 1959 By ED WILKS CHICAGO (AP)--Los Angeles Dodgers are baseball champions from seventh place one year tof of the Coliseum, Comiskey Park and the world after brushing off Chicago White Sox two out of] three any place they played. | The snake pit at Los Angeles! had the White Sox talking to themselves. But after all the talk, they appeared to be a tough comeback team when they stayed alive in the world series with a 1-0 victory in the Coliseum at Los Angeles Tuesday, forcing ® a sixth game Thursday at Co ® miskey Park here, That's where the Dodgers and 24 - year - old pitching ace Larry Sherry put the White Sox away for the winner. The Dodgers) belted the White Sox 9-3 to cap-| Dodgers Rule In Baseball The Dodger victory made them [the first team ever to rocket {the world series the next. It was the National League's fourth triumph in six years over the American. The American League leads 32-21 in the over-all stad- ings. The Dodgers started rumbling against Wynn in the third inning when Duke Snider came through with a home run that also scored Wally Moon, who had walked. Wynn, who won the first series game 11-0, got to the fourth in- ning before he was batted out. The 39 « year - old righthander showed signs of wildness while working with just two days' rest. Norm Larker singled and Don Demeter ran for him. John Rose- boro sacrificed and Maury Wills CALENDAR | SPORTS TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Ontario Midget Cham- pionship Finals -- (1st game of| 2-out-of-3 series) -- New Liskeard Lions vs Oshawa Sunnyside] Park, at Alexandra Park, 8.00| p.m. |doubled and Moon homered. to, Oshawa Minor Association give the 'Dodgers an 8-0 lead. |Playoffs -- (Kiwanis Bantam Podres appeared to be master|League) -- 4th game of 3-out-of-5 of the White Sox until the home championship finals, Woodview half of the same fourth inning. park vs Simcoe Hall, at Cowan He hit Jim Landis on the top of park, 5.15 p.m. his protective helmet with a fast SATURDAY'S GAMES ball, Landis wasn't hurt but SOFTBALL Podres was unsettled and walked] OASA Midget Playoffs -- (2nd Sherman Lollar, {game of All - Ontario Midget KLUSZEWSKI PLATES THREE championship finals) -- Oshawa Ted Kluszewski then gave the Sunnyside Park vs New Liskeard | home park fans some hope of a Lions, at Alexandra Park, 4.00 comeback with a line drive home pm, run into the stands. But it was, (OASA Inter. "AA" Playoffs -- the Sox' last serious bid of the (3:d and final game of All-On- game, tario Inter, "AA" championship The White Sox used four more finals) -- Belleville Bobcats and pitchers after Wynn and Donovan Niagara Falls, at Radio Park, --Turk Lown, Gerry Staley, Billy 3.00 p.m. lof 3-1. The Kickers Defeat Thistle, Reach Lancaster Final Last night at Kinsmen Stadium of needless fouls for rough play, Kickers and Thistle battled it out which hurt not only their game in the semi-final of the Lancaster but the support of their fans. Trophy Play-offs and Kickers However, thev still put on a came away the victors by a score very strong attack, but the shots were we and Rohr had lit- pas u-petiol of Jory five tle trouble saving most of them. i 4 3 Tn oth lub pti "on 4 Mchmond 8 the snes mi tremendous display of first class lone Thistle goal and, if Thistle soccer. The teams were going all had concentrated in playing the out to win this one and play was ball instead of the man, th very even, although Kickers got| the most goals. Thistle had their share of "tough" luck, but the cause of most of it was Rohr, goalie or Kickers, who pulled off some tre- mendous saves, and were respon- sible in a large measure for the Thistle defeat. KICKERS SCORE FIRST After thirty minutes of beauti- ful soccer, Bressan opened the| Thistle were unable to do any scoring for Kickers with a lovely! qyrther damage, so Kickers now header, which went just out of|\wait for the winner of Saturday's the reach of Cnossen, in the This- game, between Hollandia and Pe- tle nets, terboro UEW, to play in the final, might have tied things up wi 'little trouble. | With only ten minutes of play remaining, and after Thistle's drive on the Kickers' net, fast- moving Duiella got the ball and worked his way prettily through several Thistle defenders, drive ing a shot from the eighteen yard line. to give Kickers the in- surance goal. Plerce and Ray Moore, | OASA Juvenile "A" Playoffs -- Hurler No. 5°was Pierce, the|(1st game of All-Ontario Juven- experienced little southpaw who fle "A" championship finals) -- Three minutes later Kickers|hich will be played on Saturd. {again scored, when Jockel shot a Oct, 17, in the Kinsmen Stadium, | bullet drive that passed through a| 'WORLD SERIES TRIUMPH 'Pitcher Larry Sherry, (51), | finale. Shaking hands who bested While Sox for sec- ond time in. relief, is saluted y teammates as they leave d after 9-3 victory in Series | is Chuck Essegian, who hit with | in to slap Sherry on back is Sherry is Don Drysdale, (53). Player in jacket numbered 29 justing cap, is shortstop Maury |$11,000. The Sox should be figur- 9th | Wills, | inning pinch homer, Reaching | Don Zimmcr, Behind him, ad- AP Wirephoto SPORTS MENU Oshawa Rugger By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' | Teams Both To | Play Here Sat. | The Oshawa Rugger Club is go ling from strength DODGERS won the World Series yesterday and did the job with a crushing 9-3, defeat of the White Sox right in their own "real ball park" but even in familiar Comiskey Park, the Chicago club were indeed the "pale hose." Manager Al Lopez called on Early Wynn and it wis too soon to be Early's day. Once the Dodgers got rolling in the hectic fourth inning, White Sox couldn't h4rdly get them out. Even Johnny Podres contributed a double, so did Charlie Neal and Wally Moon homered. Dbnevan replaced Wynn, he didn't have it and finally Turk Lown got the inning over. Staley made another ap- pearance, was good too but gave way for a pinch- hitter. Then Pierce had a try, aggravated his old leg injury and he left, with Moore finishing out the game. For Dodgers, Podres was in there until the fourth, when big Kluszewski hit his three-run homer, Then Podres walked Smith so Manager Walt Alston called in his ace fireman, Larry Sherry and that was it. He had just a little trouble getting past the fourth and then from there on, was the same effective hurler that has dominated this series. He saved two wins in relief for Dodgers and he won two other games, That five-inn- ing minimum prevented Podres from getting credit for yesterday's triumph. Sherry pitched in four games, al- most 13 innings and gave up just one run and his mound performance will rank with the best in World Series history. 5 But if the 1959 World Series Is over, it doesn't mean there'll not be a lot of "Stove League" gossip and second-guessing for the next few days. Meanwhile, this Thanksgiving holiday week-end brings up the annual Ontario softball championship rounds for All-Ontario OASA titles and if the weatherman will only be kind, three Ontario titles will be decided here in Oshawa. The softball playoff parade opens tonight at Alexandra Park, at eight o'clock, with New Liskeard Lions meeting Osh- awa Sunriyside Park in the first game of the Midget finals, under floodlights. Second game of the series is booked for Saturday afternoon on the same diamond, at four o'clock, The Timmins Moneta Moose Royals, Northern Ontario's Juvenile "A" representatives, will open the Juvenile finals against Oshawa Scugog Clean- ers at Alexandra Park tomorrow afternoon early, at one-thirty o'clock with the second game carded for eight o'clock Saturday night. Over at the Radio Park diamond, tomorrow afternoon at 3.00 o'clock, Belleville Bobcats and Niagara Falls will clash in the third and deciding game of the OASA Intermediate "AA" cham- pionship finals. It should make for a very busy session and lots of action for softball fans. TWO OSHAWA BASEBALL teams are also in the running for provincial championship honors and there's the big game tomorrow afternoon, 2.30 o'clock, at Alex- andra Park, when UAW Local 222 take on Chatham in the second game of the OBA Juvenile "A" championship round. The Local 222 boys lost a 3-1 decision in Chat- ham last Saturday and they feel certain they can even up the series on their home diamond tomorrow after- noon, thus forcing a third game. Oshawa Legion Juniors travel to Hamilton Saturday for the second game of the OBA Junior "A" title series. Hamilton beat the Legion Juniors in the first game last week here at Kinsmen Stadium and they'll be hard to beat on their home ground. However, Ted Stone's Legion boys figure they had a bad game last Saturday and that they can come back to top form and even it up with a win in Hamil- ton, If they do, they get the third and deciding game back in Oshawa, having won the toss. If Legion Juniors win tomorrow if Hamilton, the third game will likely be played the following day, either at Kinsmen Stadium of Alexandra Park. A BRIGHT BITS: -- Oshawa Rugger Club boasts two teams this season, a real proof of the growing popular- This season they have a {ground at Lakeview Park, cellently situated and free fr |interference from other gam |They have a first team which, |with a little more team work and training, can be top of the On- |tario Intermediate "B" League |and Oshawa is also fielding |second team. However, a we can |still find room for more, enthus- [1asts both as players and support- ers. So far this season, the Oshawa |Rugger Club has won every game land in the two League games, |their goal line had never been |erossed. Against Ajax Oshawa {won 14-0 and last Saturday at Centre Island, Oshawa defeated |the Canucks 13-0. Among the for- wards, Danny Koche and Don |Pringle were particularly note- {worthy for their hard, low tackl- ing and spirited play while Dave Goldman and Tommy Farqu- harson showed excellent team- | work. This Saturday, at 3 p.m. on our er undefeated side, the "No- mads", who are noted for their robust forward play and team- work. This League game will be followed bv an exhibition game -- Oshawa II versus the newly form- ed Kitchener-Waterloo "Pirates". Supporters are welcome and the teams hope to provide two exciting and interesting games and also hope that fans' support will cheer them on to victory. HOCKEY LATE FOR CANADIANS OTTAWA (CP)--Hockey will be a little late this year for soldiers with the Canadian NATO brigade in Germany. With northern Germany suf- fering its worst water shortage since 1881, local government or- | ders have prohibited the wash- | ing of cars and lawn-watering at Soest. Nothing was said about flood- ing ice rinks, the army here said Thursday. But since each rink requires about 22,000 gal- lons of water to lay the ice and 2,000 gallons daily to maintain, the army has postponed its planned flooding until the drought eases in November, to strength, new ex- om es. new ground Oshawa meets anoth-| ture the best-of-seven series 4-2.gingled Demeter home. Dodger In gaining their second world pitcher Johnny Podres cashed title in 10 attempts, the Dodgers Wills with a long double, Thursday shelled Chicago's two| Donovan replaced Wynn and pitching stars, veteran Early walked Jim Gill Wynn and Dick Donovan, with ---- reckless abandon. | | CLASS RICH REWARDS This could be the richest of all series when the players split up the record $892,365.04 player pool. A full winner's share should be worth at least $10,000, possibly Y AS EVER ing to gain from $7,000 to $7,500 each, which would be a record for a losing share. Whether the Dodgers will top| the record $11,147.90 pocketed by each of the New Vork Giants in vl 1954 depends on the number of|for a can't-miss shares they voted among them. | With Montreal Canadiens: |selves. The number of winning] Board up your goal cages. land losing shares will be an-| A mite extreme perhaps. Hockey League coaches looking {nounced next week by commis- it seems there's no guaranteeing|both anything else. WORLD SERIES GAME OFFICIAL BOX SCORE CHICAGO (AP) -- Official box|fCash 1 score of the sixth game of the Totals 32 3 6 S28 lydbylryr octdd |a--Ran for Larker in 4th. {sioner Ford Frick. score of the sixth game of the c--Walked for Lown in 4th 1959 world series: Los Angeles AB R H RBI PO A eHomered for Snider in Sth Gilliam 3b 2 {--Flied out for Moore in 9th {Neal 2b 4 Los Angcles (N) {Moon If 0 Chicago (A) Snider cf-rf leEssegian | Fairly rf Hodges 1b |Larker rf {aDemeter of |Roseboro ¢ {Wills 8s |Podres p [hey Pp | Totals Chicago 0/(N) 7, Chicago (A) 7. POON WLED -- 0 zewski, Essegian, S--Roseboro. 0 . 318 5 5 3 0 3 Wynn (L) 1/xDonovan 2 Lown 12 Staley A Pierce 2|{ Moore 2 Podres 0 Sherry (W) 2 x--Faced 8 batters in 4th 0 23 SVecwmas = = {Aparicio ss |Fox 2b {Landis of Lollar ¢ |Klusz'ski 1b Smith If | Phillips 8b-rf McAnany rf bGoodmn 3b Wynn p Donovan p |Lown p |eTorgeson Staley p |{dRomano 3 -3 -- 1/ (Demeter), Podres 1 0 Podres (Landis), U--Dascoli (N) jam. Charlie Neal'in his three relief appe Canadiens Beat Bruins | A suggesuon for National The classy Habs--Stanley Cup RUGGER d--Grounded out for Stalev in 7th; Pronovost, 0 2b--Podres, Neal, Fox, Klus- 0 zewski. HR--8nider, Moon, Klus- ond period. 0! BB--Wynn 8 (Snider, Larker, 0/ Moon), Donovan 1 (Gilliam), Pod-12-foot backhander with rookie 1ires 3 (Smith 2, Lollar), Sherry 1 defenceman Autrey Erickson 0| (Torgeson), SO--Wynn 2 (Gilliam draped over 1/Neal), Pierce 1 (Moon), Moore 1| In between, McDonald made (Wynn), 0/Sherry 1 (Goodman). HBP--By| was overlooked as a starter but Timmins Moneta Moose Royals crowd of defenders and entered FUTURE GAMES wo allowed only two hits and 'ruck out three while 'shutting vs Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, a! the corner of the net. Alexandra Park, 1.30 p.m.; (2nd| Thistle vs Newmarket at 3.00 Both teams battled on fairly|p.m. Eastern Ont. Championship out the Dodgers for four innings game of series) -- Oshawa Scu- even terms for the rest of the semi-final, at Kinsmen Civie Me- | champions four years running--| method of stifle showed Thursday night they're Firsts". as tough as ever with a 4-1 vie- tory over Boéton Bruins in the But (opener of the NHL campaign for view Park, 4.30 p.m. clubs. A crowd of 13.619 at Montreal Forum saw the Canadiens climb into a first-place tie with Chicago Black Hawks, 5-2 victors over New York Rangers in the league opener Wednesday night, ROCKET OPENS SCORING Thé Bruins put a scoring muzzle on most of the Canadiens big guns, but a pair of lesser 0 0 0lights, Andre Pronovost and Ab| Whitby High School Juniors opened with a single, was caught 3 27 9 McDonald, took up the slack and took the first league game in the between second and third, how- 38 - year old Maurice (Rocket) CHICAGO (AP) -- Official box b--Struck out for McAnany in 4th Richard was there to score Cana-| Interscholastic Rugby Footballland Simcoe tried for the extra diens' first goal pf the season. a 23-year-old left- winger, counted twice in the sec- ond period, sandwiching a tally 002 600 001--9 by sophomore McDonald. 000 300 000--3| 0! E--Aparicio. DP--Podres, Neal Horvat 0 and Hodges. LOB--Los Angeles Montreal goalie Jacques Plante Boston's hard-working Bronco h spoiled a shutout bid by er-play goal to close in the see- with a pow out the game's scoring The Canadiens, operating with IP H R ER|four forward lines, outshot the | Bruins 35-21. Referee Eddie Pow- lers called 17 minor penalties, {nine against Boston. {[ For his first goal, at 4:08 of the second period, Pronovost shook off Boston rearguard Fer- 3 nie Flaman to beat Harry Lum- ley. A little more than four min- utes later, Pronovost drove in a him, {good on a rebound from a shot by Ralph Backstrom after Lum- {ley had come up with a diving Yiviate, Hurley (A) first base, Se-|save. cory (N) second base, Summers| Richard teamed up with o.ound-gaining attack in the first 0|(A) third base, Rice (A) left field younger brother Henri to connect inna the ball from Moose Royals, at Park, 8.00 p.m | BASEBALL Alexandra (the half. | arances. |gog Cleaners vs Timmins Moneta| period and the score was 2-0 at/morial Stadium. . Hollandia vs Peterboro XE In the second period, Thistle Lancaster Plav-off semi-final af | slipped badly in their passing de-/7.30 p.m., at Kinsmen Civie Me- OBA Juvenile "A" Playoffs -- partment, and gave away a lot/morial Stadium. (2nd. game of Ontario champion- ship finals) -- Chatham Moose vs Oshawa UAW Local 272, at Alex- andra Park, 2.30 p.m. OBA Junior "A" Playoffs ~ (2nd game of Ontario champion- ship finals) Oshawa Legion vs Hamilson Moose, at Hamil ton, 2.30 p.m. Toronto Nomads vs Oshawa] at Lakeview Park, 3.00 gog Cleaners Juniors 5-2 p.m.; K-W "Pirates" "Seconds" (Ex. game) at Lake- Count fonship final series. { Trailing 2-0 in the 8th inning, Markham struck for five runs Whitby Juniors Mar the win, taking advantage of | 'Blank O'Neill | 'Leaque Opener By PAUL FLETCHER to -turn the tide. slim margin, scored the first run! |Southern Lakeshore Conference ever, when Wilson bunted Sowl Junior League, on their home| base. Price sacrificed Wilson to field Thursday afternoon, blank- second and B. Simcoe's single put |ing the O'Neill Collegiate Juniors Wilson on 3rd, from where he 17:0. scored on a wild pitch. Mackey, who carried the ball] The game went along in rapid |a dozen tries for the winners and style until the 7th when Fielder averaged about four yards each opened with a walk. Taylor's sac- trip, along with Thompson, who rifice bunt, an infield out and a didn't get called on so often, but|wild pitch, enabled Fielder to |who averaged about 13 yards on come home, making it 2-0. {his seven rushes, were the top| Middleton, first batter in the Markham Wins Series Opener Markham Aces defeated Scu- 8th via a double but couldnt last get any more hits that inning vs Oshawa |night at Alexandra Park, in the and in the 9th Hornsby singled first game of their South Ontario to left but he too was left strand- y Softball League 3-out-of-6 ed. Wilson and B. Simcoe each [had two hits for Scugogs while |Lunau, Raymer and Cross each (had a couple for the winners. MARKHAM ACES --- Lunau, costly errors to rap in three solid ss; Procenko, ef; Raymer, rf; hits, together with a wild pitch. |Petch, Ib; Watson, 3b; Cross, If; Huggins, 2b; Macklem, ¢; Mid- Scugog Cleaners, outhit by a|dleton, p. SCUGOG CLEANERS JRS -- of the game in the bottom half of R, Simcoe, 3b; Wilson, ss; Price, the opening frame. Ron Simcoe!2h; B. Simcoe, ¢; Hickey, ef; Hornsby, rf; Fielder, If; Taylor, p; Campbell, 1b. Umpires -- Barnes and Bien- kowski. TV Star Shares Secret ground-gainers for the Whitby, for Markh i | team, while Tunnicliffe and Cun 1 Jor. } arepath : _ Rig Lu tor were the standouts for the nay bunted safely. Procenko losers. grounded out but Raymer was| In the statistics summary,/cafe on a missed throw, then Whitby gridders moved the ball petch tripled. Watson singled 265 yards on the ground, with aly,0n Cross was safe on a dropped total of 15 first downs whilein, 2nd Huggins' sacrifice fly to| O'Neill Collegiate Juniors gained right, scored Watson with the 101 yards and had seven firstnss ang final run of the rally. downs. In the forward pass de-| gq. cooc got Wilson on In the PAR iv De i . Leafs Sign Up Two Hold-Outs total gain of 91 yards while Whitby's aerial success was te TORONTO (CP) -- Two of Tor- onto Maple Leafs' three final Whitby tried only one pass, which contract holdouts signed up with) failed, while Wilson, quarterback for the losers, clicked ou four of his seven attempts and had one pass intercepted. Whitby turned in a masterful of Success | The popular hostess of TVs "Open House" disclosed today her recipe for a happy season of winter driving. 'I always make sure my car is iced with *'Prestone™ Pierce p Moore p Poo oomumenewuatn, Buvssy~nonvwane 0000000000 ONO CO TOO =~ HOOOOINNNG C900 OO ICO OOH HMI BIO HHO LOO PO OCC COO HON HU HEN HNO HOD ~WD PPO C OOOOH WD AN 0 Dixon (N) right field. T--2:33. 0' A--47,653. Toronto Argonauts face their "moment of truth" this weekend. After two impressive victories over Montreal Alouettes, the Ar- gos have a home-and-home series with Hamilton Tiger-Cats on the holiday weekend which could just about decide their fat in the 1959 Argonauts Meet Ticats At Home urday, and Monday the scene shifts to Civic Stadium in Hamil ton, The other weekend set has Montreal Alouettes visiting the Ottawa Rough Riders Saturday 2nd the Riders at Montreal Mon- ay. lof an angled 25-footer at 14:16) their own one-yard line after the of the first period. kick, to the visitors' 20-yard stripe, in 13 downs, only to lose the ball on a fumble. O'Neill boys came back to mid-field before they were stopped, when Wil son's first pass attempt was snared by Shewan of Whitby. In the second quarter, Whitby kept O'Neill hemmed in their own end and near the half-way mark, had the ball on O'Neill's one- yard line, but here the OCVI line stiffened and held the homesters port quarterback Al Dorow and off. the club has sparkled in two| O'Neill started a good drive straight wins. early in the second half but were Last week Ottawa hung the halted at mid-field, while Whit- seocnd defeat of the season on/by's counter-attack was also stop- Ticats, a tight 97 decision at ped, just before they reached the Hamilton. But some Hamilton OCVI goal-line. With Tunniclif e and Chaytor the National Hockey League club. Brand Anti-Freesze,' said the Forwards Dick Duff and Billy talented Anna Cameron. 'It never Hardly agreed to 1955.60 contract lets me down.' {terms with general manager, Eve r [punch Imlach, ending the threat people turn to Wore 4nd wary of suspensions. % Stil unsigned is forward Larry ction shat a car seeds. Only Regan who is sidelined With & wproctone™ Antt Froese y groin Injury. *Imlach has given frost, clo; Protects Regan extra time to come to . dha h & gging a GAM. terms because the injury rules ing and has Magnetic Film that out his appearance in the NHL clings to the inside of the cooling opener here Saturday against system -- forms a coating that Chicago Black Hawks. | rust can't beat. No details of Leaf salaries|/ Follow Anna Cameron's secre ever are announced but Duff and of success. Ask for "Prestone™ Harris said they were te Brand Anti-Freeze. Insist satisfied with their new bea | Tan iF BUY IT NOW took to the air and clicked with two good passes but Whitby fought back and after gaining, Big Four football season. Hamilton is first with 14 points, The Ticats are in Toronto Sat-| Toronto and Montréal are tied o'clock and this game--will tion game, between the Osha formed club from Kitchene at Kinsmen Stadium. The * Day. ity of this sport. The Oshawa "Firsts" are undefeated so far this season. They play a league game at their Lakeview Park grounds tomorrow afternoon at three | "IMPS" are not scheduled for action this week-end un- til Monday afternoon, when Balmy Beach will play here recently by some serious injuries but they expect to for second with eight and Ottawa lags with six. The weekend could bring quite a shuffle. For Ticats a double win would clinch at least a first-place tie at the close of the. 14-game schedule. Each club now has played nine. On the record, the defending champion Ticats appear to be favored. In three previous meet- ings this season they have beaten Argos 16-7, 37-3 and 34-17, the last be followed by an exhibi- wa "Seconds" and a newly- r-Waterloo . . . OSHAWA 'Imps" have been hard-hit fans contend the use of quarter Bernie Faloney in a defensive role robbed the club of its best attack, Faloney is scheduled to| return to the quarter slot for the Argo set, Hamilton coach Jim Trimble {said this week he is defeinitely {finished with his two - quatrer- back experiments. Tom Dublin- ski worked most of the game against Ottawa last Saturday. So far this season Faloney has completed 87 of 154 pass attempts for 1,459 yards and 10 touch. downs. The coach calls him one tory but once again the boys put up a spirited and Whitby had to settle for a team on the scoreboard, Wilsan| carrying the ball through the|possession of the ball, charged| Whitby line on good plunges, into the OCVI zone, with Mackey OCVI rallied near the end of the going over from the one-yard third quarter but didn't haveline, for the game's only touch-| quite enough drive to reach pay- down. It was not converted. dirt. 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