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§4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, June 21, 196) 'Roger Home By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer New York Yankees are still place Detroit Tigers in the American League pennant chase, but Roger Maris, the bombers' No. 1 belter of the 1% games behind the first SPORTS CALENDAR GAMES FOR TODAY SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball--De- Maris Hits Run No. 26 pendable Caterers vs Oshawa (crack both marks. The item on|Minnesota Twins beat Balti: | {the most home runs through| more Orioles 5-4. p.m. Southern Ontario County --- {June 30 may seem pointless, ex- 1 cept that the record 30 was 4) The Yankees beat the Athle Markham vs Whitby, at 8.00 Iby a fellow named Babe Ruth, tics with three « run bursts in|, "ong Mount Zion vs Port i id it i the third and fifth innings. vio did Ls in 1928 ang 1930. | Mickey Mantle's single drove in| Perry Intermediates, at 7.00 aris is nine games ahead of ihe clincher in the third. pm |Ruth's record-60 pace of 1927. UAW Teague -- Black's Men's moment, has edged closer to a Ruth finished with 54 in 1928/ Maris' homer, off loser Joe couple of home run records. and 49 in 1930. And York hit/Nuxhall, and Bill Skowron's Maris hit his 26th home run only 35 all season when he set|{Wo - run double took care of of the year as the Yankees beat the one - month high in 1937. [the scoring in the fifth inning. Kansas City Athletics 6-2 Tues- | Nuxhall (4-3) drove in both runs day night and moved back into RETAINS LEAD off winner Bill Stafford (5-3). second place. It was the 14th] Detroit retained its 14-game, Al Kaline, an outfield star homer Roger has rifled this|{lead with a 54 victory over|star playing his first game at month -- leaving him four short| Washington Senators, but Cleve- [third base, drove in two runs of the one - month record set| land Indians skidded to third for the Tigers, bringing in the in 1937 when Rudy York hit 18!spot, .004 per centage points be-\winner with a fifth - inning in August for Detroit. hind the Yanks, when Chicago|single. Kaline, filling in at third Maris, four behind the major White Sox beat them 5-3. Bos- while Steve Boros and Chico |Wear vs Kai's Drugs, at 6.007 arry Heffering. p.m., Alexandra Park. Fernhill; 6.30 p.m. (Midget League) -- Fernhill at Woodview and Bathe WINNERS Park at Southmead, both games at 6.20 p.m, league record for total home /ton Red Sox picked up their|Fernandez are out with leg in- runs hit through June 30, has sixth straight victory by defeat-|juries, handed two chances per-| nine games left in which toling Los Angeles Angels 11-8 andifectly in the field. Columbus Jets Radio Bantams Nip College Hill BASEBALL vs Canadian Tire, at Harman Park, 630 pm, (Bantam Whitby, at Whitby and Oshawa Dairy vs Ajax, at Ajax, both games at 6.30 p.m. Sharples; pitching was won by Jack Germond Jr. and George wit Oshawa Legion Minor (Pee Taviar Was tis. Degt Ba |Wee League) -- Gower Realty won the driving test; Sue Kess- League) -- Jury and Lovell vs lo won the pitching honors and have been doing well in recent Golf Field Day Proves Success Oshawa Golf Club's "Field|to be content with a 2-over Day," held Saturday, was ac-|75, for their efforts, last y claimed a big success by all Qualifying rounds for the Club participants. Championship play, are now be- Captain Tom Kidd and his|ing played frequently. Jack Bid prepared the tests of Brennan has carded in the 70's If skill while club pro Hal three times, to qualify handily, tler's "golf clinic" was busy|for the title currently held by and pepped by the antics of|Fred Cross. golfing clowns Bruce Ross and| Other qualifying rounds 1a st week saw Jeff McGrath lead the Added entertainment included |field with 2 36-hole total of 71- Oshawa Minor Assoc.: (Kiwa- color movies of the 1961|73-144, Other scores included (36 nis Bantam) -- Southmead at|pagters Tournament, provided holes) -- Robert Bradley, 149; Radio at Kingside; hy Harold Roughley, and these|Ross Gibb, 151; Oak Crawford, Rundle at College Hill; Sunny-\were excellent. side at Lake Vista and Nipigon|attended the dance in the eve:|Germond, Sr. 156; Jack Ger- at North Cshawa; all games at|ping A big crowd(152;; Bill Johnston, 156; Jack mond, Jr., 156; Bruce Brad- ley, 160; Toby Wolter, 161; Tom > Bill Lyon, 165; Ray McMaster, Men's driving winner was Jim 167: Jack Brennan, 167: Dick Donald, 168. CHIP SHOTS -- Word is out that Rae Halleran fuse > start practising, since e Grace is For the women, Ethel Stone hitting a nifty iron shot off the tee these days and if she can polish up her wood shots--watch able Boudreau was best putter, out! Members of the Oshawa Club ---- : 'to present at this meeting. 'BARNY' HARTMAN WINS WORLD Members of the Canadian | won for Canada with a score Skeet shooting team examine | of 198 in the 1961 world skeet the coveted second-place sil- ver medal "Barny" Hartman, of Ottawa (second from right) way, this past weekend. Hart- man's score was just one point championships at Oslo, Nor- | Radio Park and College Hill {teams staged a thrilling softball battle last night at Radio Park, \when they played their post- SKEET MEDAL | off that of the world's cham- | pion, Carlos Plaza, of Vene- zuela, Left to right, are: Dave | McFarlane, Peter Gilchrist, | Hartman and John Lind. {tam League's Monday night |schedule. Radio boys eked out ia 54 win. a | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA TONY'S expect to present a brand new face to Oshawa softball fans, when they take on De- pendable Caterers in their Beaches Major Softball League game, here at Alexandra Park tonight. Man- ager Frank Foley reports that arrangements have been made to have "Bonnie" Jones don a uniform tonight, to pitch against the undefeated dependables, "Bonnie" Jones hails from Detroit, where as a former teammate and also a former rival of Charlie Justice, he has pitched a lot of top-flight softball in recent years. At 27, he is a veteran of World's softball tournament action, having had nine wins against four defeats in this type of competition. Two years ago, in the Upper Michigan State League, he had 33 wins against only 3 defeats. A top calibre pitcher is just what Tony's need to make them "the team to beat" in this season's Beach- es League race and perhaps one of the Jones boys will be the answer, ' A BITTER PILL was what the Peterborough Or- chard Park softball team had to swallow in their flood- light game here last night. They were leading 5-4 over Scugog Cleaners, with two out in the last of the 9th, and nobody on bases. Then came a slashing drive by Jackie Sneddon that was good for three bases, thanks to his speed. The visitors then, with two out, elected to put the potential winning run on base with a de- liberate walk, rather than pitch to Burke. Then Mapes worked their pitcher for another walk--to fill the bases. But the worst was yet to come. The next batter popped a little weak one for which the 2nd baseman had to take a couple of steps in, in order to get underneath it. But an over-anxious 1st baseman also moved a few steps over--both reached for it-- one of them touched it--but the ball fell to the ground before they picked it up--two runners were over the plate and Scugogs had won 6-5. TONY'S VENDORS won their game last night, scored five runs in the first inning and then hung on for a 5-3 win behind Ronnie Taylor's six-hit pitching performance. The win moved Tony's up tied for first place--because Heffering's Imperials dropped a 6-1 verdict in the Liftlock City last night, to Lakefield. Ray Judd fanned 21 Oshawa batters and gave up just two hits--but one was a home-run. blow by Reg. Hickey. Imperials and Tony's are now tied for top--along with Scugog Cleaners. Behind the three-way tie for first comes MacLean's, who have just as many wins--but twice as many losses--having played two more games. The standings could be changed easily before the week is out. Tomorrow night, Heffering's play Scugog Clean- ers in the first game while MacLean's play Peterbor- ough UEW in the floodlight game. On Friday night, Orchard Park is back here again--for their postponed game with Heffering's, at eight o'clock. BRIGHT BITS:- Oshawa Minor Softball Association President Joe Victor has called an important meeting for Monday night, 8:15 p.m., at Simcoe Hall. All Bantam and Midget teams must have their certificates ready Playoff arrangements will also be decided on Monday night . , . THE BONANZA of "Baseball Baby Bonus Bounty" is about over. The clubs are realizing that it is financial suicide to continue paying out fabulous prices to the "autioneering" pros- pects and it looks as if the clubs will ceas®out-bidding themselves in the "ho¥ much am I offered" routine and instead, institute a free agent draft system. It makes sense--it would be cheaper to get a prospect via the grab-bag system rather than pay five and six-digit prices for a prospect--who still might prove a flop. College Hill got only one run loff three hits in the third in- {ning and their second run was UF, Peel's big blow in the fourth. 'Crawfords Win (Over Foley's |i te wm, ren, wags, Crawford's Construction de- keep a rolling attack but it bog- poned game of the Kiwanis Ban- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lakeshore Minor -- Oshawa Beaton's Dairy vs Kendal, at Kendal, 6.30 p.m. But Columbus' Johnny Pow- SoTL For THURSDAY | Rochester Red Wings have ers got the Jets into a half-game| City and District -- Heffer- [been stopped in their drive to-|lead with a bases-loaded homer|ing's' vs Scugog, 6.30 p.m. and |ward the top of the International(for a 7-5 victory in the night: UEw vs Maclean's. 8.15 p.m League--at least temporarily. |cap. The loss was Rochester's|at Alexandra Park. i Tuesday night, Bob Leopold|first in eight games. UAW L2asue -- Town and of the Wings started the first| Syracuse Chiefs won the first| Country vs Kent's Western, 1.00 game against the league-leading|game of a twin bill 3-0 from|p.m, at Alexandra Park. Columbus Jets, winless in four|Richmond but the Virginians| Southern Ontario County -- decisions. But his mates staked took the nightcap 6-1. Buffalo Pickering at Brooklin, 8.00 p.m. him to a 6-0 lead in the first in-|Bisons edged Jersey City Jer-| West Darlington -- Maple Stop Wings feated Foley's Plumbing 6-1 last ged down after the first tWo|,in; 2nd he went on to win his|seys 5-4. Charleston Marlins and|Grove at Courtice A, 6.30 p.m. night at Lakeview Park in their had crossed the plate, with the Inter - County Softball League tying run left stranded on the | ases. |game. | Harry Gillard, pitching for| Radio Park got two runs off Crawford's came up with a neat Taylor in the third inning, on two-hitter. The veteran twirler|three walks and hits by D. Ben- was deprived of a shutout when nett and R. Cullen. They picked {he walked McLinton in the sec-/up one in the fifth, by L. Cul- [first game of the season, a 6-1Toronto Maple Leafs were | decision. rained out after three innings/ BASEBALL with Charleston leading 2-0. The| Oshawa Legion Minor--(Mid- - Fernhill Beats ond inning and an error throw {by the catcher advanced Mc-| Linton and he scored on Judd's| {sacrifice fly to centre. Ken| Beer and Coverly got the two| hits for the losers, both in the {third inning, but couldn't score. | The winners got their first run in the second inning also, when Ken Beer walked McAvoy to start. He was forced by Hodgson but Winters hit safely and so did Brodie, to score | Hodgson. | Crawford's added one in the (third, on hits by Cornish and Hodgson, then splurged for three in the fourth, with Brodie, Gil-| |lard, Lean, Cornish and Yuill {all connecting safely. Maxwell replaced Beer in the fifth and run blow off Ray Judd in Peter- ot and March tripled to score|runs for Buffalo, including the] Bob Ferguson and Dave {gave up one run, in the sixth, on {a walk to Cornish and a long {clout by Yuill. | Cornish, Yuill and Brodie each had a pair of hits for the win-| ners. Beaton's Dairy 'Bow To Ajax | | Beaton's Dairy lost to Ajax| Midgets 5-3 last night at Alex- {andra Park in their Oshawa Le- |gion Minor Assoc. - Midget | League fixture. | A single by Newitt, with two| lout in the first inning, followed {by two wild pitches as Oshea |drew a walk and then a two- bagger by Finnigan, gave Ajax a 2-0 lead. They added one in |and one in the fifth, on N. Was-| |the third on Newitt's second|son's opening single, a passed |single, a stolen base and a| |double by Oshea. | | The game was all tied up| | going into the 7th and Ajax won| lit there when Chomoy walked| {with one out, Newitt came up| |with his third hit of the night| {and then Oshea walked. Finni-| gan drove Newitt and Chomoy| |across the plate with his second {hit of the game, to tag the 5-3 {loss on pitcher McGarry. Nek-| kers tried to stall Ajax in the {7th bui he issued the walk to Oshea and the hit to Finnigan. | Newitt was the winning pitch- er for Ajax. He gave up two, runs in the third inning on a walk to Marchut, an infield out, Brady's double and then a good single by Cheeseman. | Beaton's Dairy trailed 3-2 until the 6th when Lutton doubled with one out and scored on a timely single by pinch-hitter Johnson, that tied the game.| But in the 7th, Newitt retired] fthe Oshawa boys in 1-2-3 order. |double, an outfield error, then LACROSSE Falls, 8.20 p.m. Juniors, St. Whitby, 9.00 p.m. the year. Marlins still are a half-game out|get League), Beaton's Dairy vs of first place. yay, iy p.m. at Alexandra ark and Canadian Tire, Whit- . BELTS SIXTH HOMER by, vs Ajax, 6.30 at Ajax. > B athe Mid ets Bob Johnson and Ron Kabbes len, with March 214 ne gach Glove Fo 27 Funs for the helping out. McDona omered | : el ings in the first game of in the. oth, to tie the game at| AI Balk as loser Tom Cheney, who hurled a 4-4 and then in the 7th, D. Ben's; jot night at Bathe Park, in| onc, Hitter the last time out. nett opened with a hit, Senkino|,; och. wa Minor Softball Assoc. |LOWers's blast in the nightcap connected with one out, Shackel-lyrq000"y 00 ove came, postponed! ton was walked to fill the bases, Monday night . but McDonald's hit scored Ben-| "pr 0 pitching for Bathe| The split moved Rochester nett with the winning run. J Park, was tagged for 14 hits but| into fourth spot, a half - game he still limited Fernhill to five| aia > Jersey City and 3% . ' H runs. Vernon's double and Out Of first place. Hic ey S OMeEeT [singles by Nelson and Mosier| Joe Bonikowski pitched a six- | produced "their first run in the hitter and Frank Leja rapped a |fifth, T. Zarowny's hit, Mosier's|tWo-run homer for Syracuse in ay u |single and G. Zarowny's single the opener while George Haney| | meant another in the fifth. In the| hurled a seven-hitter for the Vir- sixth, March tripled and scored Einians In winning the nightcap. on Flintoff's hit then in the 7th,(Sam Miley's three runs batted Saves Shutou Mosier got his third hit of the in backed up Haney's pitching. Reg. Hickey batted a home- game Mason doubled with one| Bobby Wine drove in three borough last night, with two out spam Hoth, | tie-breaker in the ninth as Hum- in the second inning, and it| pathe's only run off Mason berto Robinson recovered from saved Heffering's Imperialsioame in the fourth when|2 shaky start to get the victory. from the whitewash brush, as wasylyk walked and scored on they bowed 6-1 to Lakefield Mer-|, single by Hraynyk. Bathe GREAT CENTRE chants, in their Inter - City|oiv had four hits, Howard,| Of Greece's total population of|scored by Doug Holyday with League game. |Hraynyk, McConkey and Wasy- 8,350,000 in March, 1961, about Ray Judd gave up only two a lyk sharing them. 1,850,000 live in the Athens area. was his sixth round-tripper of} Horne's Esso Beat tournaments. Jeff McGrath led a field of Ontario's top ama. teurs, after 18 holes in the Bur- lington Invitational Tournament Town And Country and was beaten in the final round by the sub-par golf of ga RAW Seribal League veteran tourney goler andi; Alovandra Park, Horne's thrice Ontario champion, Nick . Weslock. It's felt that if Osho pg cerca Town and Coun awa's McGrath can keep up this Broueich : started. on play, he may gain a place on the Ontario's Willingdon Cup team./mound for Town and Country This Thursday, Jeff, along and later gave way to Henry, with Hal Butler and club ama.(In the fourth inning, with Finch teurs Jack Germond Jr. Jack| taking over an inning later. The Germond Sr., Bruce Bradley Winners started with one in the and son Robert, will tee off in|third inning and added to their the 39th Ontario Open tourna-|total in every frame, an eight. ment, at the Islington GC. run splurge in the sixth being the final "killer". Tilk walked REPEAT WINNER three times and doubled once, Last week, Bob Patte shot a| Westfall and Keenan had a pair fine 76 at the Forest Hills Club|of hits while Asseltine, Gardiner in Toronto, to capture the an-|and Ross all hit homers. nual Paint and Wallpaper Deal-| Town and Country got three Scniors--Brooklin at Niagara oY amen: trophy, for the hits, along with three walks, for three runs, in the fourth Fred Cross and Bruce Brad-|off Ross and added Grabko's Catharines atijoy struggled around the Oak-|homer in the 6th and one more dale Golf Club, in the Ontario|run in the 7th on two walks and 'best-ball" tournament but had'an infield error. 'Mimico Mounties Beat Long Branch | TORONTO (CP) -- Mimico | Mounties scored three goals in 40 seconds late in the third pe- |riod to edge Long Branch Cas- itrolites 6-5 in an Ontario La- |crosse A s sociation Junior A |game Tuesday night. The vie- {tory moved Mounties into fourth {place in the seven-team circuit. O'Brien scored two goals each for Mimico with singles going to Bruce Marlatt and Harris Hun- (Mol [ole] Hsl 3 Nel], STALL IN THE NEW CRY BOTTLE |ter. Long Branch goals were three and Carson Bomberry and Bruce Halvuday with one each. hits, Hickey's homer and single by Jimmie Jordan in the first inning. Judd fanned 21 of| the Oshawa batters and didn't| issue a single walk, to complete- ly dominate the game. | Lakefield struck for four runs | in the second inning, on Amer's/ an infield error and then a long) hit by Hefferman, followed by Foley's single with two out. They added singles in the] third, on three hits and an error | 1 ball and an infield error on Judd's grounder. | Ron Phillips started for Hef-| fering's Imperials and gave way | to Ted Jones after three innings. | DELUXE The Oshawa pitchers gave up! 2-door model only seven hits ut errors| proved costly in the early] NOW ONLY rages | Take The HEFFERING'S -- Buzminski, | If; Jordan, ss; O'Reilly, 2b; B.| Simcoe, 1b; R. Simcoe, 3b;| Donoghue, c; Hickey, cf; Sar- noski, rf; Phillips, p; Jones, p in 4th. LAKEFIELD -- Foley, cf; N. Wasson, ss; Pagett, 1b; Judd, p; Amer, 3b; R. Wasson, 2b; RIGHT STEP 2 C. Wasson, c; Heffernan, If; bles, H, row radio, te wigs, TARDY, Fowler, rf. a TO FoR" Terrigy Qitoma Ps COLONIAL AID NG Colonial development and wel- S fare grants and loans approved in the United Kingdom in the first quarter of 1961 reached) £9,727,000. | . during | BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Ontario Motor Sales By THE CANADIAN PRESS | National League Oshawa Beats men being dismissed without an other run being scored. Oshawa's sudden reverse in ed completely, the last five bats- WIL Pct. GBL | Cincinnati 3924 619 -- Los Angeles 3826 .594 114 San Francisco 36 25 -.590 2 Pittsburgh 3127 534 5% | St. Louis 2831 475 9 | Milwaukee 2730 A474 9 = Chicago 2237 371315 Philadelphia 1839 .316 18 Tuesday's Results - - Victoria Park batting skill could be mainly Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0 c redited to Victoria Park's ca - Cricket Club bowler, who baffled the Osha wans almost completely. He - Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 | tain, W. Smith, a change-of-pace St. Louis 3-6 Cincinnati 4-3 -'San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 2 Today's Probable Pitchers Oshawa Cricket Club defeat claimed all of the last five Osh-| Pittsburgh (Friend 7-7) or Mi- ed Victoria Park '"B"team, inlawa wickets -- without cost. Toronto on Saturday, 75-39.) C. Searle also bowled well fo zell (4-5) at Philadelphia Buz- r hardt (2-7) The win was Oshawa's fourth in the home club and finished up| St. Louis (Broglio 6-7) at Cin- five matches. Victoria won the toss and for his analysis. : elected to let the Oshawa bats- Victoria Park, in their in men have "first say". Bob Tar- nings, faced Oshawa skipper E. gett and Len Harris opened the Lloyd's choice of pace-bowler I. Oshawa innings and got the Wallace and the left-handed team off to a good start, Tar- spinners of Len Harris. Victoria gett particularly, batting aggres- Park batsmen seemed unable to sively, personally scored 31 of cope with Wallace's pace and the first 41. were shaky when faced with Before being bowled out, Har- Harris' breaking "stuff". ris, with 13 runs, Gus Long with| P. Irmie, who scored 12 runs, 13 and Jack Huband with an was the only VP batsmen to even dozen, moved the Oshawa reach double figures. Wallace total to 75 with the loss of captured six Victoria wickets at only five wickets. 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