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GUESTS OF GM Two G When Hearts of Midlothian Football Club of Manchester visit Oshawa on Friday of this week, they will be writing a new page ia the history of sports in Osh awa, They are scheduled to ap- pear at Varsity Stadium on Sat- urday night, May 14. commenc- ing at 8.00 p.m. For the Scottish League Cham- pions, Hearts, it will be their second appearance in Toronto in two years. In 1958 they met Manchester City at Varsity Stad {um, but as happened to most of the Scottish teams, who have ap peared in Toronto since the war, they were defeated. Their trip this year is greatly antici- pated for Tommy Walker's Edin- burgh team wish to avenge that showing. HAVE STRONG FOLLOWING Enthusiasm for the Hearts not limited to the city, but wide-spread beyond its bounds and particularly in the Lothian and 'Border hinterlands of coal and oil towns and villages, vigor ous industrial burghs and fertile farm lands. From the country- side and the coastal fringe they make their way to Tynecastle the home stadium of the Hearts and neither the city folk nor those from the country parts have ever abated their enthus- asm. even when the fortunes of the club were in the doldrums It has been written that when the Hearts brought home to Edinburgh in 1954, the Scottish League Cup -- their first major victory in many years, the douce pe! citizens of Edinburgh had not been so demonstrative since they lynched Captain Porteous of the City Guard, as described in Sir Walter's Scott's Heart of Mid- lothian. The old smoke blackened LEASIDE LEAGUE is be t: i Le Sa ho the br grey-stone walls, the cr walls, rever- Oshawa 'Wilkies' Start Play Thurs. | Tomorrow night, Oshawa Wil-/f kinson Juvenile baseball team Pet first taste of|Pi Baseball| ca Park, [fie Drugs. | Da moves into their official Leaside Junior action at Toronto's Talbot playing George Moore Game time is 7.30 p.m Operating a Juvenile aged team, Wilkies are hoping to put forth a creditable showing dur- ing the 1960 campaign in the strong four-team circuit. Oshawa aw having a Juvenile team . in LBA loop is nothing mew. Back in 1957 aw McCallum Transporters were al Juvenile outfit and they rolled aw up an impressive 19-3 win- loss| record in winning and play-off championship. After| T they completed their Toronto se- aw ries, they reverted back to the|JU Ontario Baseball Association Ju- venile series and won this cham- pionship, being undefeated in the OBA playdowns Wilkies hope they can to the Transporters '57 record and will have a good chance of aw getting off on 'the right foot when they tangle with Moore Drugs. JU The players are comprised most- ly of last summer's All-Ontariojaw OBA Juvenile winners plus the| few holdovers of Juvenile-aged players from last year's Juniors. Os Jim Shaw, who managed the Transporters back in 1957 Ju M aw feels his club has more than an even chance of producing a winner in/Os the LOBA this season AL After Thursday night's in Leaside, "'Wilkies" play in Toronto the following Tuesday against People's Credit Jewe lers. They have their home open er on May 21, hosting the defend ing champions. Richardson aw Sports Listed below is awa's 1960 roster son's schedule Al Terwillegar, Dowe, infielder pitcher - outfielder: SCISSORED SPORT action againla Os a list and of Osh the sea Ju infielder Roger Reeson, ga Bob Reid, in- To Stal He Hamilton, Hearts team tish League yvave of chee maroon roseues astle last rows ing ie Mech, Tues Sat Thurs the pennantiawa Sat Sat Sat match awa S. Tues Sat Thursday Sa Sat. 13t Tues Os! NOTE games' 7 Ne itl THREE JOHNS are all carts! Above are shown John John Harvey (train- | John Cummings of | f Midlothian soccer champions of Scot- in 1960 will r and the They wave after Women threw to the team as to Spanish toreadors. At od Street, where part of the turday crowd surges into Tyne-| there were crowds of! ople singing outside the public- use where the fans have their wurried pint, on their way to| match and their first to cele- victory or drown their sor-| afterwards the ring rated vith ale This time it was undoubted and| and the foam-| good strong ywning victory pint tumblers of Waite, pic her, Ider; Dave pitcher; Conno pitcher e phe tcher Frank Ww ilkinson. out- Al Etchells, catcher; ave Campbell, infielder; Myron] infielder-pitcher and Gary| pitcher - outfielder. 1960 SCHEDULE dd AY Thurs 12th, Moore's a 17th, People's vs a. 21st, Richardsons at Osh- a 26th, Moore's vs Osh- | ues., 31st, People's vs Osh-| NE | 4th, Richardson vs Osh-| a 11th 18th People's at Oshawa. | Richardson at Osh-| Thurs. 23rd. Moore's Osh | a vs at. 25th, Moore's at Oshawa LY 5th, Richardson vs Osh-| a 9th, People's vs Oshawa. 14th, People's vs) hawa | Tues. 19th. Moore's vs Oshawa. | 23th, People's at Oshawa. Thurs., 28th. Richardson's vs hawa | GUST | Thurs., 4th vs Moore's Ush- | Tu hawa € ! Richardson's vs| Vioore 18th. People's Oshawa Osh- h 5s a Thurs vs 23rd Richardson's S| awa | Oshawa lave show Wilkinson | "home| other Park 1venile a n mes are played at ronto Al l'albot Champ Car. Hold Title Two Years TORONTO (CP valo can't be compelled fend his Canadian heavy boxing title until Nov. 17 infi says Merv McKenzie, president!q, of the Canadian Boxing Federa- tion He was commenting port that Al Bachman of Montreal heavyweig! Bob) Cleroux, has requested the CBF| lo arrange a fight between Chu valo and his fighter McKenzie said "we decided its #0 hard for a fighter to get ac-|!ne tion in Canada. we'd give our|®" champions two year leeway." Chuvalo's last fight. when he de-|" feated Yvon Durelle. was Nov he 17 ef Chu de George I veight on a re the manager sea I bal HORSE SALE SET FORONTO (CP)--The nadian Thoroughbred ciety yearling previously | fel conducted at either the New Old WoodLine tracks he vill be held this year at the Canadian National Exhibition dur CNE. The preview is Sept the actual auction Sept AUSSIES WIN DOUBLES MELBOURNE (AP)--Austral ia's Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall| teamed Monday night to win the kir doubles final at the professional [ers tennis championships at Olympic the Stadium, d ef e a ting Americans Tony Trabert and Alex Olmedo Mo 1960 Ca Horse So- tral sale ol tha n el title 7 ver 26, 63, 6-4' 6-4. Hoad and Rose a native of Edmont wall meet in the singles final to-|den night wn Indi jer-Cats of phomore or | night ind {match over MONTREAL |Alsbama in 1058. LoS GET oRoNTO CP ¢ cquired Don Dillard, 24, sent| on of from Cleve American League vith San of Coast FIELDER Toronto Tues: elder ans of the batted Pacific Veg: League last TICATS SIGN CENTRE HAMIL TON (CP Ham the Big Fou: foot- centre and Taylor to a 1960 Taylor 30 refused a release join Houston American Foothall on| ue backer Jim T Tuesday a was Hamilton to new Age ROSEWALL BOURNE Ken TOPS HOAD AP \us- Rosewall defeated Aussie Le ad Tuesday and won the championship oles tennis tourne,; labelled as for the world 1€ SC lan sional was I res of played 1e Olymp 6-3, 9-11 the maratho on a floor built swimming pool, e 6-3 9-10, 7-5, 6-3 END (CP)--John end Calgary and Edmonton WIFI gned a ea ALS SI Mea- Stamped- | Eskimos of 1957, ha with 1956 and ryout contrg Alouett Me air was a stu- at University | ton t-end coac reat Soccer Teams Visit Oshawa On Friday | day, Jim my| 1iff Godridge, | |Rookie Talent WANTS TRADE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 11, 1960 15 Is Plentiful In Major Leagues NEW YOR K(AP)--Big league] baseball has no shortage of rookie, talent this season--not with piteh- ers such as Bill and Chris Short string of realized dreams. They around. won the League championship, The Shorts, Bill of New York and they did it in the grand| yankees and Chris with Philadel- style. The final placings that| phi Phillies, are among the season will! be remembered orimore than a dozen first year many a year to come. Though players keeping pace with the es- there was a stage when all the|tablished major leaguers in the ports writers were referring in|first month of the 1960 campaign. ried phraseology to * Bill, a classy lefthander who breathing down Hearts' won 17 games for Richmond of there|the International League in 1959, in the eventual outcome was quite a gap between Hearts, has won two games and lost an- away out in front, and the 'Old|other by a 2-1 count. He has a Firm' Rangers and Celtic neat 2.35 earned run average for CR : 23 1-3 innings. | WON CUP THIS SEASON Chris, also a southpaw but mot Again in 1960, they are also the related to Bill, has allowed only winners of the Scott Cup. In one earned run in 9 1-3 innings Manchester United they will be'as a reliever, He has a 1-0 rec- facing one the greatest Eng- ord lish Clubs since the v They, The Phillies have three other will be headed by Tommy Mac- promising rookie s: outfielders kenzie, Bobby Parker, Alfie Conn,| Tony Curry (batting .385) and Willie Bauld, Jimmie Milne, Bob- Ken Walters (.261) and catcher Blackwood Jimmie Jim Coker (221), The Baltimore Orioles also United and have produced a quartet of good Oshawa rookies, First baseman Jim Gen- tile has three doubles and four homers among 18 hits for a .283 batting average along with 19 RBI, second highest In the Amer- of The Manchester " BN {Hearts teams will visit Oshawa on Friday as |General Motors in the morning-- guests of General Motors and (will be guests at a luncheon will play in the dream game |given by General Motors at noon, visit Don Drysdale Doesn't Like Dodgers' Park | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Don|Drysdale. "One was a curve to Drysdale, ace of the Los Angeles Bill Mazeroski, another to Dick| Dodgers' pitching staff, says he is| Groat. convinced he cannot win in the| "This ball park is a farce. Look| | South Africa Scores | Second Cricket Win BASILIO-FULLMER SIGN SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)--Car- men Basilio, former world welter- DERBY, England (Reuters)--| weight and middleweight boxing The South African cricketers | champion, signed Friday to fight gave warning Tuesday they are Gene Fullmer in a return bout developing into a formidable|for the National Boxing Associa- combination for the tes' series|tion middleweight title in Salt ahead when they gained their Lake City June 29. Basilio was second successive victory by|stopped by Fullmer in the I4th {beating Derbyshire by an innings round of their championship bout land 24 runs here. |in San Francisco last August. Coliseum and the Dodgers should|at the ball Charlie Neal hit tof trade him, win the game in the ninth (af "]l mean that," he told a re-|lowering fly that fell behind the| porter. "You make a mistake inlet field screen for a homer), | the Coliseum and you're dead. |and yet Duke Snider hit one a I'm not lucky." mile to right field and it was| Drysdale, 23, has made gloomy | caugh . That makes a joke out of] statements before but has been |Paseball. | working hard this season to curb] 'I've pitched against San Fran-| his well-known temper. cisco, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh He fanned 13 Piftsburgh bat. bere in the Coliseum and haven't ters Monday night and allowed Won @ game." only one infield 'single going into the eighth inning, yet he had to] give way to Larry Sherry in the ninth after two homers had tied the game ai 4-4. "I meade two bad OLD WEAPON The arquebus was a hand-gun of the 16th century, firing a by placing a match to the touch- aid hole. ball | % WEDMESDAY, wo MAY 11th 8:45 P.M. FRENCHY VIGNAL vs FRED ATKINS Bill Stack vs. Ed Miller PAT FLAVA™AN vs KNOBBY WeDONALD TICKETS FOR THESE FINE EXHIBITIONS AT THE CASINO RESTAURANT PAT MILOSH, Wher 2 WHITBY at Varsity Stadium on Satur- (and w'll sit the National Stud May 14, against Eng- Farm in the afternoon and famous Manchester will return t ican League. 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