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* SE ee ee ee eee Wes id 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, Mey 9, 1903 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts 'Willie 'Dodgers To Big Win | By BOB GREEN |Associated Press Sports Writer | ems EDMONTON OIL KINGS could win the Memorial Cup tonight -- if they hand Niagara Falls Flyers their fourth defeat of the Canadian finals set -- and if they do -- they'll blow the lid off every oil well in Edmonton -- because they've had teams in the finals six times, each of the last three years for half of the record -- and they've never managed . to win the bundle. 'Back in 1939 -- Edmonton Roamers (Re- member Elmer Kreller?) lost out to Oshawa Generals at Maple Leaf Gardens -- that was the year of the heated arena and the time Oshawa fans threw out their winter underwear at the Gardens -- instead of putting it away in moth-balls. Niagara Falls won the first game of this current. Dominion final series, 8-0, but since then, the Oil Kings have taken three-straight. Their scores have been 7-3, 5-2 and 3-2, which would indicate that perhaps Niagara Falls can win tonight and extend the series. Loss of a top forward star, Gary Dornhoefer, who suffered a broken leg in the third game, has been a serious blow to "Hap" Emms' crew. Emms has been playing under a blanket protest that the Edmonton ice surface is improperly marked out -- but this, of course, is just a gesture. As a matter of fact, we're surprised that Emms hasn't had more ink in the past week than he has been given. Old "Hap" must be getting mellow -- because this series has been set up for Edmonton's advantage, right from the very start and one would just have to be plain dumb not to recognize this fact. CALGARY Stampeders, at a meeting last night, unani- mously agreed that they should pull out of the Western Hockey League, due to various circumstances, not the least of which has been a marked lack of support from their parent club, the Chicago Black Hawks. Calgary hockey men agree that Chicago hasn't shown any interest in the Stampe- ders and so, they're going to ask for a year's leave of ab- sence -- which could run into several seasons. The real nut of the situation is that Calgary sits in the heart of the Wes- tern Hockey League and if they pull out -- the gap will be serious to all other ciubs in the The club reports a loss of $90,000. for this past season's operation and as they are also not a young club -- their future prospeats are not bright, so this step-out is logical as well as economical. x x x x OSHAWA City and District Softball Association held what may well prove a key meeting in local softball history, last night at Oshawa Children's Arena. After more than 15 years of successful operation, the South Ontario County Softball League is in danger of extinction. Mount Zion, with a Brooklin sponsor, has made entry to the Oshawa setup and has been accepted. Pickering has folded and Brooklin, long the mainstay of the South Ontario circuit, has been hit with old age and retirement, while Markham has pulled out, to play their ball in a '"'North Toronto" circuit. This leaves Port Perry, with a good club, new park, etc., all pepped up to play -- and no place to play. Oshawa City and District officers are going to make an all-out effort to provide a "District'"' League and with this in mind -- they have set their closing deadline for entries -- that means paid-up emtries, backed with an entry fee -- for Wednesday, May 15. It is hoped that Whitby will come up with a team, along with a good Juvenile team from Oshawa, perhaps an Indus- trial Intermediate team and also a good Junior team -- and these three clubs -- if they materialize -- could join with Port Perry for a good four-team District League -- and besides having their own schedule, would play interlocking single schedule games with the Oshawa "Major League' teams -- now recognized as Scugog Cleaners, Bad Boy's (formerly Pic-O-Mats); Heffering's, McLeans and Mount Zion. As it sits now -- it's strictly up to Whitby and to the local boys who want to play OASA Juvenile ball this sum- mer. They've got to organize and have their entry in by next Wednesday night. The word is out -- Get Cracking! circuit. ENGLAND GAINS TIE give England a 1-1 draw against LONDON (AP) -- Right-|Brazil's world-champion soccer winger Bryan Douglas scored/team, weakened by some injur- six minutes from time today tolies. ! Twice Shy paid $7.00. Los Angeles Dodgers had been waiting all season for that Davis fellow to start hitting. |Well, he got started all right, \but it was the other Davis. - One of Dodgers' big concerns this season has been the hitting slump of Tommy Davis, who led the National League with a 346 average and 1653 runs batted in last season. He's been hampered by leg injuries and is hitting only .227. But Willie Davis, sometimes called the other Davis, sud- denly has taken up the slack In the last four games, Willie's had seven hits in 15 times at bat, including two doubles, two homers and a triple and has driven in five runs. | It's no coincidence that Dodg- ers have won three of the four, including an 11-5 decision over St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday night. Willie had two homers and a triple in that one, 'driving in three runs-and scoring the} jone that broke a 5-5 tie . |GIANTS PAD LEAD | San Francisco Giants opened |a two-game lead atop the stand- lings with a 12-5 victory over Milwaukee's slumping Braves; Cincinnati Reds edged Houston Colts 3-2; Chicago Cubs bombed Pittsburgh Pirates 9-5, and New |York's Mets downed Philadel- |phia Phils 3-2. | Willie Davis' triple triggered a five-run eighth inning that broke a 5-5 tie at St. Louis. He scored on an error and Junior |Gilliam wrapped it up iater. in |the inning with a three-run |homer. ' | Cardinals' Stan Musial also {had a homer, breaking the ma- |jor league record for extra base hits he shared with Babe Ruth. Hal Waggoner ' Buys Winner TORONTO (CP)--Ex-Hamil- ton Tiger-Cat Hal Waggoner purchased his first race horse, a four-year-old filly named |Twice Shy, two Saturdays ago |and Wednesday Twice Shy won jthe eighth running of the $8,785 |Whimsical Stakes at Green- wood. | The filly had won her first |Ontario start for Waggoner last |Saturday at Fort Erie, earning | $1,365. The $5,035 winner's por- | ton of Wednesday's purse al- }most placed Waggoner in the |black for he is reported 'to |have paid approximately $7,000 for the filly. Leading rider Ron Turcotte, }rode Waggoner's filly and re- warded his many supporters jamong the 6,941 patrons that jturned out Wednesday with |three winners, Twice Shy being |his third consecutive win of the afternoon. He had scored ear- |lier on Stafford Farms' Black |Raven in the fifth and Charles Taylor's Muskeg in the sixth, a Your Chance To SAVE $$$$$$ DOLLARS ON THE FINEST 'TAPPAN E Stock. 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Musial now has 1,357 extra base| Veteran lefty Joe Nuxhall hits, including 465 home runs.|scattered seven hits in pitching Giant,s who have won eight|Reds past Houston Catcher of their last nine, rushed in/Johnny Edwards drove in two seven runs on five hits and a/Cincinnati runs in the fourth. couple of on in _ fourth} The red hot Cubs struck for inning at ilwauakee and ; A ; breezed in, It was Miiwaukee's eer cee 0 She ee annie, fifth straight loss. Willie Mc-|'Tiggered by Nelson Mathews Covey homered for Giants,|homer, broke a 5-5 tie and went Frank Bolling for Braves. on to beat Pirates. It was Chi- It Took 13 Innings But Don Rudolph's Performance Is Tops By MIKE RATHET |Angels with a 4-3 triumph over |Associated Press Sports Writer| Minnesota Twins. Baseball fans in the United) Rudolph, who had a lifetime |States capital couldn't have/™@Jor league record of 10-10 been more startled by Don Ru-|89ing into the 1963 season, was dolph's amazing pitching per- ogg a Boe Pe en, formance than if they awoke!". Medgar taxis a one morning to find the Wash-"!"8s. Kralick, acquired by In- ington Monument tilted like the "ans last Thursday in a trade : ra with Minnesota for Jim Perr leaning Tower of Pisa. Me 4 erry, : . |had permitted only four hits. A hurry-up | pitcher who dis-) Then, in the top of the 13th penses with his warmup throws|Indians struck for two runs on between innings, the left-hander] three hits--a single by Mike de nevertheless had to stick around|ia Hoz Johnny Romano's triple for more than three hours Wed-|ang a "single by Vic' Davalillo nesday night before Don Lock) -But Cleveland relievers Barry hit a grand slam homer in theiLatman and Ron Nischwitz 13th inning and provided the|could not hold the lead. Mary runs for a $3 victory over!Breeding's single drove in one Cleveland Indians. Washington run before Lock hit But Rudolph wasn't unhappy/his homer. about working overtime after) White Sox put together. their turning in one of the top pitch-|eight-run outburst on six hits, ing jobs of the season. He al-| three walks and two errors with lowed only one hit--a single by|J. C. Martin's three-run double Tony Martinez in the fourth in-|and Pete Ward's two-run double /ning--until the 13th when he be-|the big blows. Backed by the jgan to tire. burst, Eddie Fisher went the | In between he retired 25 In-jdistance for the victory, al- dians in a row--the equivalent|though tagged for a ninth inning of pitching 8 1-3 innings of per-;homer by Norm Siebern. - fect ball. He wound up with a} Orioles lashed 17 hits and four-hitter. came up with their biggest run Not bad for a well-traveled|production of the season while hurler who had been shuffling|/Steve Barber breezed to his ond homer of the night. Yogi Berra and Clete Boyer also homered for New York while by rain. vw ew ee ee triple with the bases loaded completed the big Atlanta Buffalo Pitchers eighth. : e Being Clobbered | SHORGA HEATING & Buffal ill d the dis- Buffal doubly humili- tection (Se is te 'aan sae mate to Poo pherved aie APPLIANCES cessful team in the International/ers tagged their ace relief Industrial and League with a 13-7 record and|pitcher, Marty Kutyna, for four a three-game lead d in me north- consecutive hits and the winning Commercial ern division, but sons arejruns fore the veteran right- reliable heading for trouble unless the|hander could get anybody out. bag oe 9 2 eprom ™ pitching. straightens itself to) Shortstop Jerry Bucheck triple-A league specifications. | atoned for two earlier detensivell 3] CELINA ST. Atlanta Crackers rallied forjlapses with a bases-loaded dou- (Corner of Atha!) ble off Kutyna that put Atlanta ahead 5-4 after Crackers had trailed 4-0. Mike Shannon's DEATH NOTICE RE: CONNAUGHT PARK Due to the lack of response from the letter B see ; executive sent out in regard to building a - munity Centre, the executive feels it can not carry. on without the support of the people in this area. six. runs in the eighth inning Wednesday night to whip Buf- falo 9-4 and hand them the third defeat in the last four games, a span during which Buffalo pitchers have surrendered an average of 6.5 runs a game. The victory kept Crackers a full game ahead of Arkansas Travellers in the hotly contested southern division race. Arkan- sas whipped Columbus Jets 5-3, dumping Jets into the southern cellar. Jacksonville Suns climbed to fourth place in the southern di- vision with a 4-1 verdict over Indianapolis Indians on- a pai> of two-run homers by Bill Wii- liams. Syracuse, Toronto, Rich- mond and Rochester were idled 728-9441 The only course left is, for the executive to resign, Se in which case, all monies, property and equipment Atlanta's Jake Wood connected twice and Bubba Phillips once for Detroit. Hunt's éighth inning homer off Jim Kaat snapped a 3-3 tie, gave Angels a sweep of the three-game series and dropped Twins into last place. Minnesota had made up a 3-0 deficit on Bob Allison's fourth inning homer and a two-run rally in the fifth in which Kaat singled one run home. | Minor Lacrosse | Team Practises Start Tonight REMEMBER WHEN ...? By THE CANADIAN PRESS will be turned over to the City of Oshawa Recrea. tion Committee. Jim Gentile hit two grand slam home runs in succes- sive innings to set three ma- jor league baseball records two years ago today as Bal- timore Orioles crushed Minnesota Twins 13-5 . He became the fourth major league player to hit two | grand slam homers in one | gaine, the first to do it in successive innings. It also was the first time a player had hit two grand slam- mers in successive trips to the plate and the eight runs he batted in in successive innings set another record . There will be a Special Meeting on Monday, May 13th, at 7:30 p.m, at Connaught Park Club House, Jarvis Street. If at that time, the necessary support is not obtain- ed, the above action will be taken. PARK BOUNDARIES: NORTH--Rossland Rood EAST--Ritson Road SOUTH--King Street WEST--Simcoe St. to Buckinghem Ave. and west te Osh- awe Creek. FRED SCHULTZ, President The first practice for the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse teams will begin at 6.00 o'clock on Thursday, May 9, 1963 at the Oshawa Children's Arena. | All players who are register- ed, will find their practice time listed below. All boys wishing to register and practice may do so by coming to the Arena on Thursday night. 99 " . ye ee between the majors and minors! sixth victory against two de-| Peewee Practice -- 6.00 p.m. for 12 years before finally win- ning a regular starting job with] 12 Red Sox hits well spaced.|7.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. and Senators after the Washington|Brooks Robinson led the Balti-| Midget Practice -- 8.30 p.m. to club got him from Cleyeland|more attack with three singles 9-45 p.m. last year. and a double and Jim Gentile| gum feats. Barber managed to keep|to 7.00 p.m.; Bantam Practice-- * shipped in with a homer. MOVE TO FIRST re : Chicago White Sox shelled Kaline cracked his homer off aon reliever Jim Bouton after Norm| Kansas City's Ed Rakow forlcash walked to open the last! eight runs in the seventh inning] o¢ the ninth. Tom Tresh had| after he had pitched perfect ball| put the "Yankees ahead yay for six innings. 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