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WIN 2-1 IN 9TH Oshawa Tony's came up with another "'story book" victory again last night at Alexandra Park, registering a key 2-1 vic- tory off Toronto Eddie Black's. § hurling Tony's The win gave Tony's a 1-0 lead in the Beaches Major Fastball League best-of-three semi-final play-off series. Last night's encounter was the last home appearance of Tony's this season. Seems, earlier in the year Tony's agreed that if they made the play-offs they would only get one home game, no matter how far they ad- vance. Tomorrow night Tony's could clean-up the series, when they journey to Kew Gardens to play Black's at 8:15 p.m. The remaining play-off games are all slated for Kew Gardens with the winner of the Tony's- Eddie Black's series meeting Dependable Caterers for the title. Dependable's drew a bye linto the finals, having finished {atop the loop during the regu- {lar campaign. | SMITH GETS VICTORY Rookie "Bev" Smith, the school teacher pitcher for Tony's, did a yeoman job in to the win. "Smiddy" scattered four hits and fanned seven batters en- :\route to the victory. The only 'PORKY' OLIVER DIES AT 45 Edward "Porky" Oliver, former Ryder Cup players and a leading professional golfer for 20 years, died yes- | terday in Wilmington, Del. | Oliver, 45, cancer. He was leave the golf circuit than a year ago --(AP Wirephoto) forced to more was a victim of | trouble came in the fifth stanza, when Black's bunched three hits, to score their lone tally. Smith bore down and snuffed the rally, leaving the bases loaded. Handsome Des Devereaux was tagged with the loss and seem- ed tired during the entire game. | Devereaux pitched 10 innings on (Monday, as Eddie Black's quali-| {fied for the playoffs, ousting| Randall-Roy Metals 2-1. Dever-| |eaux allowed eight hits and was| |a victim of "poor support" in OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Daily Racing Form) he final inning, which allowed Tony's to score the deciding tally. Oshawa collected eight hits off Devereaux. Tony's Edge Black's 1st Of Semi-Finals After three scoreless innings, catcher Bobby Booth gave Tony's a 1-0 with a mammoth solo home run between the left and centre fielders. Eddie Black's bounced back in the 5th frame, scoring their lone tally. Des Devereaux rifled a hit back off Bev Smith's leg. Phil Waters was safe on another "come- backer" to Smith which he juggled. Johnny Mitchell bounced another hit to Smith which he fielded and relayed to Danny Price to force Dever- eaux. Dutch Van Lammers fan- ned, however Frank Crawford's bunt single loaded the bases. Stan Diamond then delivered with a single scoring Waters. Smith then got Normie "Rocky" Beaumount to ground out. FIREWORKS IN NINTH Going into the 9th fireworks exploded as Tony's broke the deadlock and came home vic- tors, after many unusual hap- penings. Freddie Etcher, play- ing with a bad leg, hobbled to Brent Oldfield lined out the centre but not deep enough to allow Knight to score. Danny Price, the next hitter, blasted a drive at shortstop Jake McLean, who hesitated trying to decide where to go on the play. This delay allowed Knight to race across the plate with the win- ning run, Bob Booth and Mel Meule- meester were the game's only players wv collect more than one hit. Both boys picked up a pair, TONY'S TALES -- Nick Mro- czeck and Jack "Red" MacDer- maid, two of Tony's top hitters, missed the game because of work. Both boys will be back in action tomorrow . . . Lefty Mel Meuiemicester was to get the SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Inter - County League Cham- pionship Finals -- Houdaille In- dustries vs Crawford Construc- tion, at Alexandra Park, 5.45 p.m.; 5th game of 3-out-of-5 series. (One game tied). Oshawa City and District Assoc. -- (City Championship Playoffs)--Heffering's Imperials vs Scugog Cleaners, at Alexan- dra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. GAMES FOR FRIDAY FOOTBALL Ontario Junior Conference -- Toronto Balmy Beach vs Osh awa "Imps" at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 8.00 p.m. SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ki- wanis Bantam League Cham-| pionship Finals) -- College Hill| vs Radio Park, at Radio Park, | 6.00 p.m.; 3rd game of 3-out-of- 5) series. starting pitching assignment against Moe Zabatiuk . . . Bill Chriss of Toronto worked the game last night as Chief Um-| pire . George Campbell, an Oshawa "official, was on the REMEMBER WHEN . . . Ormond Beach, 27 - year - old {halfback with the Sarnia Im-| perials football team, was killed in a refinery tank explosion at bases . Bev Scott of Oshawa won the lucky draw for the bas- | ket of groceries with ticket num- | second base with a lead-off stand-up double. bench then reauested a courtesy runner for Etcher, however) Eddie Blacks manager Roy| Leppellev, who shares no love for Tony's hung a no answer. Manager Frank Foley then in serted Palmer Knight as pinch-runner. Bobby Booth. | Tony's long ball hitter, drew an intentional walk and Mel Meule- field to load the sacks. Meulemeester, not realizing a runner was on second, moved there on the hase occupied by Bob Booth, after Eddie Black's Dutch Van Lammers relayed to back into home plate. A "hot- box" type play was set up on Meulemeester at second and {Knight on third. A panic run- |down, which saw the Black's in- [field "goof-up" led to all hands being safe. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1961 First Race # furlongs. Purse $1,800. d-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2,500, Horse Wt PP St % a Str. Fin Jockey Owner Time Marches . 2-1% 1-2/4 McComb -- Brecon Sta Ariel's Best .... 1-44 2-.no Potts -- R Johnson Amber Atom... 3-1 3-nk Harrison -- Stafford Farm Red Engine .... - 4-nk Cosentino--Chris, Weiss Dottie's Girl . Rogers -- Roycroft Sta Vee Sen Cee k Hale -- Mrs V G Cardy Nata; pu 25pirity -- Cer nurs Sta Midland Empire 119 5 10 10-2 Freeport 114 9 12 12- Terencio 4 61 5 7-1 6n 5-% I 8-nk 12- 2. 116 3 11 11-1% 1l.nk 0- Tee Shirt ....... 1710 7 6h 8ank 11-1 fran Wright .... 109 4 4 2.5 41% 91 Winner ch f, 4, Acceptable ~ EternalLou. on 4 pation --_-- Thorn ale Sta 10-134 Adams--Inter a 11-23 Parnell -- 12- Dittfach -- V Trainer J. Calhoun, 24,109, Double Pool 41,741. 10-1 ba Edmiston CLEAR AND FAST "| LEAD FINALS 2-0 College Hill Bantams 28.60 13.60 9.30 16.90 20.20 5.40 | | Beat Radio College Hill boys defeated Radio Park 9-8 last night at College Hill diamond, to take a 2-0 lead in their 3-out-of-5 cham- pionship series for the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Kiwanis Bantam League 1961 Start good, won ridden out. Pool INELSONS LADY .. n MR Second Race 1 HE § Pariongs, 4yearoias asa wp, RI oro Wt PP St % 1% Fin. . 116 4 4 20k 33 . 11611 2 33 - 17.90 6.10 4.00 3 Jockey Owner Fitzsimmons--J G Cowams 4 McComb--F Marcucci - ~ Potts-- Janley Sta -% Adams--E Weiss -h Sandover--Newmac Sta 14 Dittfach--D A Conny 7-no _Robinson--C Mack 8-1% Brown--L L Brooks - 9-nk Rasmus'n--Early Mischief Sir Warren ..... 10-2 10-3% Parnell-H Katz Mt Fleet 116 1- 11- Hale--C M Withers Pini a > t 4 Grand aad == Spicy Dish, Trainer J. Passere 1 42,9: Start good, won handily. Early Mischief crown. Third game of the series will be played at Radio Park dia- mond tomorrow (Friday) eve- ning at six o'clock sharp and if a fourth game is necessary, it will be played on Monday at College Hill. Last night's playoff battle started off on a high note when Ron Cullen homered in the first inning for Radio Park, with two out, and then Solomon, first {batter in the bottom of the first DAILY DOUBLE 2 and 1 PAID $177.20 Third Race Ome Mile, Turf Course, Purse Horse Wt PP St % Country Guy Honey Boots .. Roman Prince Sauvagette Navy Jay Harry Hotspur Scoot Joe - 7- Winner br © 2 PLE pa -- Gallies. Trainer J. 'x5 Ibs AAC 5-COUNTRY GUY 7-HONEY BOOTS . 4.60 2.80 6-ROMAN PRINCE 2.70 | $2100, Two year old Maidens. Can foaled ¥% Str, Fin. Jockey Owner 34 13% 1-3 Robinson -- Smythe -3 2-2% Armstrong Mrs 3. Smith -- Pasquale Y Parnell X _. Albob Farm 4 Fitzsimmons -- Burton 44 Rogers ... View Hulloah F Borgemenke -- MacDonald Starr 6.90 4.00 2.60 Burgess | 2 4.9 5-23 6.1 7- Pool 48,103 rt good, won easily 2-DANCING LISA 5-DUTY WATCH Fourth Race 3.SUNDRY ®% Furlongs. Purse $1900, 4 years and up. Claiming all $3500 Horse Wt PP St % Str. Fin. Jockey Owner Dancing Lisa . 113 1-4 1-3% Annesley -- Mrs. Kelman Duty Watch ... 111 6-3 2-1%4Sandover Bro Sundry . 18 4-2% 3.no Armstrong ... Stafford Fm Rockie Creek 108 3-h 4-1% Parnell X -- Pearson Delightful Gal 113 5.h 51% Borgemenke -- Taylor Sun Hash 7-2 6-1% McComb Mrs. Merrill Danstir . 2-%5 7-3% Dalton -- Barwood Sta Windsor Forest ie i 4 5nk (x a 8- 8- Rogers--Miss M E Dressel Skindles Hotel 122 1 2h 3% Pulled up Smith -- Gatke Winner b f 4 Errard Pi -- Balladette, Trainer J. Annesley Jr X-5 lbs AAC Start good, won easily Fifth Race .. 10.40 5.20 3.70 | . .. 9.80 5,70 | Pool 55,408 8-CAMBALACHE 3-RIO BRANCA 1-YOLA 2nd 9.20 4.30 2.60 | "ae ET inning, homered for College Hill to make it 1-1. Radio Park boys continued {the assault on Taylor in the second inning when Stapley | opened with a double, McDon- |ald walked and then 'with one out, Nowak singled, DeMille drew a walk and L. Cullen |singled and so did D. March. This made up a three-run rally and put Radio Park in front-- |for one inning. Park Boys fourth inning College Hil 1 moved out in front with four runs on one hit. Hamm walked to open the inning and Clark was safe on an error, then R. Peel drew a walk and with the bases loaded, Solomon hit his second home-run blow of the game to make it 8-4, The winners got their other run in the sixth inning on a The Tony's Por At meester lifted a single to left): EDDIE BLACK'S -- Diamond, {rf; Beaumount, 2b; McLean, ss; | Wilson, cf; Devereaux, p; | Waters, 1b: Mitchell, ¢; Van| {Lammers, If; Crawford, 3b. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Loren! 2b; Piontek,- If; Etcher, 1b; {Knight, pinch runner in 9th; (Booth, ¢; Meulemeester, rf; |Oldfield, ss; Price, 3b; Hill, cf; lof Toronto and George Camp-| th, p. {was one of the greatest {Rlack's Sarnia 23 years ago today. The former University of Kansas |star, who weighed 260 pounds, all-| round players in Canadian foot- ball, noted as a defensive back an accurate forward passer and |a dynamic plunger. RHE 000 010 000--1 4 0 Tony's 000 100 001--2 8 2| Timnires -- Bill Chriss (plate) | Dai Dower Has # Comeback Plans LONDON (CP)--Dai Dower, former Empire flyweight cham- pion, is planning a comeback as a featherweight. Dower, 28, quit the ring three years ago after a surprise loss to Canadian flyweight cham- pion Pat Supple. He now is working as games master at a Hampshire school. The midget Welshman says he needs only three months training to get back into shape. He aims to challence Howard THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 21, 1961 15 Winstone for the British 126. pound title. Winstone, con- sidered a bright prospect for the the future, is also a Welshman, Dower, a former miner in the South Wales pits, was one of FIGHTS LAST NIGHT the best "little men" Briain produced. He was British, Em- pire and European champion between 1954 and 1957. He chal- lenged Pascuel Perez for the world crown but was knocked out by the wiry Argentinian in one round. He lost only three of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - Langston Morgan, 136%, Youngstown, Ohio, out pointed Giordano Campari, 134 .% Italy, 10; Giulio Rinaldi, 197, Italy, defeated Roque Maraville, his 39 professional contests. 179%, Boise, Idaho, 10. ¥% Beautify your home the modern, func- tional way; clean, durable ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS last a housetime. Inquire now. bell (bases) of Oshawa. walk to Solomon, a single by Logeman and a choice play that let Solomon score. Radio Park batters were stop- ped by Taylor for three-straight innings but in the sixth, Stapley opened with a single. He was forced by McDonald but Shackelton got a life and Nowak | singled, advanced on an error| and scored later on a wild pitch. Radio loaded the bases in the | 7th on a single by D. March| and walks to R. Cullen and D.| Bennett but Taylor "bore down" to fan Stapley and McDonald] flied out to Clark in left-field, | to end the game. | RADIO PARK -- L. Cullen, cf; D. March, ss; R. Cullen, p; D. Bennett, 3b; Stapley, 1b; McDonald, 2b; Shackelton, If; College Hill got the three] runs back in the third on a {walk to Solomon, a single by| 8.10|Logeman and a home-run blow | {by Wright That made it 4-4 and in the! Nowak, rf; DeMille, ¢; Sekino, | [batted in 6th. COLLEGE HILL -- Solomon, | 3b; Logeman, 2b; Wright, cf; Cameron, ss; Taylor, p; T. Peel, |rf; Ham, 1b; Clark, If; R. 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AAC Coupled A-Flaven andD Start good, won driving 3-IT'S ANN 3.40 2.90 Seventh Race 6-PALENQUE 3rd 3.10 ¢ Furlongs, Purse $10,000 added Three years and up HCPS (Gross $11,250) Horse Wt PP St % % Str. Fin, Jockey Anita's Son 120 6 3 4% +24 23% 1-2% Dittfach it's Ann Rogers - Palenque Big Joy Empiric Mystic Mount'n Sun Bend Cheo Geo Winner b h 5 Krkatao -- Anit: Start good, won handily Eighth Race Wt PP St % 6 3.h 5-3 41 7-4 8 coco oo~umeD .h 111 Fi : JL La i 110 8 wWhbhoUMOoNMSS Sodowocomuioe nooo oocwuee 23 3.30 2.60 2.40 7-ANITA'S SON py L Owner OW | 3rd Pink Sta 4% cNeil 5-% Borgemenke -- ino Sta 62% Dalton Mrs, Tytus 7- Roy -- Sprague and Ross Down -- Fitzsim's .. Mrs. Chris Tre \NADIA CTIRE CORPN Broke ¥ Cash Discount Notes -- New 5% MONEY! They LOOK like Jost like MONEY! SPEND them as . MONEY -- at Canadian Tire!!! LC] 5% Cash Discount From All Prices Shown CANADIAN TIR ASSOCIATE STORE OSHAWA WHITBY Fred A. Smith Co. Ltd. Bruce R. 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