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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, July 19, 1963 11 BACK HERE TONIGHT Oshawa Merchants Win | Japan Boasts : : | | First Woman ay Big One In Peterborough po Serond' tern abel lwas looking for, Oshawa Merchants moved!Jackie Cole then stepped g i | Baden -- rg Mig Dsh City District/into contention for a berth in with a timely triple to clear the) TOKYO (Reuters)--A petite Climbed into the ring for Softball gyn yg M oe rithe Intermediate Lakeshore sacks, except tor himself, mak. 2%yearold Japanese: housewite samp dout, it was Mrs, Yonte League, when they eked out 2 Baseball League playoffs, when|ing the score 53, has staged a one-woman inva-! 'ith who stood in his corner 43 win over Port Perry Mer./they defeated Peterborough 84.) Going into the 9th, Oshawa/sion of boxing to become) ¥ "A @ towel and encouraging in Port Perry, last!in the Liftlock City on Wednes:/held a 54 margin but they/Japan's first woman second, | Words, came up with three hits, by! Mrs, Kyoko Sh cada is a' Heffering's Imperials Defeat Bad Boys To Move Into Top Spot an error at shortstop on Reilly's} owski all hit safely in the third grounder, linning and Wilson's sacrifice fly completed a three-run rally, to Port retired former bantamweight |champion; opened his own gyms jnasium in Tokyo and discussed jwith the couple the possibility Oshawa Genosha Aces moved up into a tie for second place in the Northern Division of |SOFTBALL } Oshawa City and District {Major League. -- (Previously jrained-out games) Helfer. ing's Imperials vs. Scugog Cleaners, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m, and Maclean's Esso lvs Bad Boy Appliance, at Alex./chants, Heffering's Imperials took over first place in the Southern Division of the Oshawa City and night, District Softball Association's Major League, with an 8-4 vic- tory over Bad Boy Appliance, at Alexandra Park last night, The win gave Heffering's a total of 12 victories for 4 points, as opposed to 22 for Bad Boys, Each team has one postponed game yet to play. In the second half of last night's doubleheader, Mac- Lean's Esso lost their mathe. matical chance of finishing tied for second, when they dropped a 106 decision to Scugog Clean- ers. STANDING TODAY Northera Division W iL Pts, 18 18 916 Port Perry Brooklin Genosha Aces People's Seuthera Division Heffering's 2 Bad Boys l MacLaan's Scugog Cleaners i N a In the Tth, Heffering's com-) pleted their total, John Carnwith doubled with one out and then with two out, Ralph O'Reilly doubled and Shearer was. safe on a choice play error and a second wild throw let Shearer! score also, Bad Boys came back with one, after two out, on Jackie Sneddon's hit to right and the ball was bobbled, Berwick then drove in Sneddon, In the Sth, Joe Melnick's homer concluded the scoring and Bad Boys' total Bad Boys got eight hits off Hickey and Warren Wills gave Heffering's only six safeties but fielding errors and bad throws made the difference HEFFERING'S 2b; Shearer, cf Knight, ¢; Hickey, 3; Burke, ss; Buzminski, rf BAD BOYS erwick, cf Brabia, if; 2b: Wright O'Reilly, Piontek, if; Pp; Simcoe, Carnwith, 1b; Sneddon, 1b Mackness, Yb Melnick, rt; Games te Play: (Tenight) -- i Heffering's vs Scugog Cleaners 6.30 pm. Maclean's vs Bad Boys, 8.15 p.m; doth at Alex- andra Park; Port erry at Rrookiin, 8.15 p.m. (Tuesday) -- MacLean's at Rrooklia, 8.15 Pm HEFFERING'S ON TOP t's home-Tun smash a, fooling Ray Buz. =. Sean ut Hef. Rays ne mmMaAEs fering's roared back five-run splurge the fourth Jack Shearer Marted the rally with his hit. Qscar Piontek grounded out bay. Palmer Knight was safe on an error then Reg Hickey singled, scor- ing Shearer. Ron Simooe was safe on a choice play, that scored Knight and Harvey Burke followed up with a wrong. field homer, to make R 32 Bad Boys came back with ane Tun on a walk to George Bradin followed by an infield out and "ead and WIN FOR SCUGOGS Ian McNamee pitched seven hit ball for Scusog Cleaners to earn his 10-6 decision over Mac. Lean's Esso. He fanned 11 batters and gave up five walks, He had only one dad innin the fourth, when Ted ¥ vy opened with a double with two out, Bod Rrvyee singled, Dave Weldon doubled aad so did Tom 0'Con. nor, for a three-run rally In the fitth, Jim Pipher walk red on Gray's hit and an er Another errer fol. towed and Jones hit safely Weldon was safe on ane to make it another three-run session -- which concluded Mac Lean's scoring Bob Boyce, on the comeback trail afer mere than one year's layoff, started for Maclean's so Davis was safe on an error te », later on a play, follewed by Stam and scored raissed choice Bod Young's Vail, Young, Norris and Sad: GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS Wills, andra Park, 8.15 p.m. make it 40 at the time, Perry Merchants eo Brooklin Homers by Norris and Solo: Concrete, at Brooklin, 8.15 mon, plus Wilson's single in be. p.m, ; tween, gave Scugogs three more) gg Min ssec. (Kiwa- in the fifth and brought in Ted ms -- Se eo Jones to relieve Boyce, He was! vista at Vallerview Park: Nipi- tagged for two runs in the Sixthicon Park at Bathe Park and on hits by Young, Mapes andiConnaught Park 'at Woodview Solomon anda final ran in the park: all games at 6.30 pm Sth when Mapes tripled and Reaches Major Fastball scored on a wild pitch, sLeague--Oshawa Tony's vs To- MacLEAN'S ESSO -- D. Wel-rente TUp Shopsy's, at Kew don, c; O'Connor, 3b; | Tutak,/Gardens, 8.00 p.m ef; Kelly, ss; Pipher, tf White. BASERALI ley, Id; Gray, rf; Bitenduke, 2b; Royce, p; Jones, p in Sth; Ed.) Lakeshore Intermediate Lge wards. rf in Tth Peterborough vs Oshawa SCUGOG CLEANERS--Davis. Merchants, at Kinsmen Civie ss; Vail, 1b; Yahn, 30; Young, Memorial Station, 8.00 p.m, ef; Norris, If; Sadowski, rf; Wil ACOH : : pag | SS sen, 2b; McNamee LACROSSE p; Suddard, If in 6th; Mapes, OLA Junior League--Oshawa rf in 6th Green Gaels vs St. Catharines Athletics, at St. Catharines, 8.90 Rm Genoshas got all four of their runs in the second inning off Doug Scott, Rowden opened the inning wtih. a triple and then after Fair stuck out, Mason drew a walk, Goring singled and so did Hickey, Shody's doudle scored Goring but Hic. key was nipped at the plaice, but Zarowny and+Gaskell each contributed singles to keep the rally going and Shody scored the fourth and winning run, Rowden opened the third nning with a triple. but could not get home as Scott pitched fine ball until Tamblyn took over in the Sth, Mason, pitching for Genosha Aces, was tagged for two runs n the oper inning, Warriner Started it off with a walk thea Petch sacrificed, Cornish singled and was foreed by D Be iaen a > 7 -- scored Mitchell, to make asiae . at the lime . oe Mason hit his stride in the second stanza and gave up only two hits for the rest of the dis and ene more rua, The tally came in the Sth when Tamblyn opened wth a siagie = He was forced by Warriner Dut MROS CAN che latter scored on an error BTS and Petch's sacrifice, to make it @ Monarch Park 3 -- and t where it end ed. Mason fanned 10. GENOSHA ACES -- Zarowny nd District ie & ell, Th; Seyseka, 2; . ag a b; Fair, ss; Mason ering, 8; Hickey, cf; Shody Tik, M in Ma; Seneco, ef Sth; Wasvivk, mf in Sth PORT PERRY MERCHANTS ~ Warring Petch A, Ss Mitchell, rf; B Carnegie, BR; Fos Owen, MM; Scott ia Sth Solomon, ¢ dO If NOW! af the soc errel League -- jt 2.0 vs Oshawa Canadian Tire Legionnaires, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta dium, 2.00 p.m SOFTBALL, Junior nd too late Sunnyside Boys Beat Harman Park Sunnyside Park Pee Wee boys @efeated Harman Park 12.2 night at Harman Park Neighborhood fixture Woermke pit Sunayside, He walk te apen the sex then med Toront Softba 2pm SOCCER Oshawa a Kic a LAWN BOWLING ee Men's Trebdies Tee Ron & t Oshawa Lawn Bow 1.* REMEMBER WHEN . . Ry TRE CANADIAN PRE J y Pa Badin NA a record breaking score of 263 in the Canadian Open golf cham- [ rnament ar Trophy, ter ng Club ywede *»; there to 8 Tambiyn, p He aia 2 PM pronship Cc at Winhipeg's St es Club 1] years age teday. Palmer was 33 under par the whole T?-hole route, firing rounds of 66, 65 #8 and 68. Par for the course was T2 Jor aimer of for cammicd an were the side FURST RACE -- 1 Mike pace. Syear- om end up, cielming of S250. Perse mm @ DRwWicormicg Way, Toote Jr. 420 2.80 20 BAvaion Javeon, Wapte SBoxer's Sister, Stewart Jr. 22 Aa Aracn Henever, Storie Chet, Downend Del, Princesa Srirtey Brooke, SECOND RACE -- 7 Fur *. en eyeerors Maite winners of SD. Porse S70. V-Poyils Marie, Welker AJeck Skytea, Fritz SURNMIN' Jet, Kingston Cheer D> ON 2 AND } PAID Awe: Bieck Sete. Woes Whe C., Ser mise Derniey, Lochiewer Bimde, and Big Der Bo: DAY DOUSLE 2 AND = PAID S08 THIRD RACE ~ 2 Nile pace, Dyeer om. Taldes, Pore SO. RSvoney Rorke, Camane: HOw Dae "aD LW DAW "WAR Ame. Dochess Canuck aArgye! Pate 3 28D Spencer Srokea, Amder Les Dean. SAKomara Qoeer, Palmer +3ynatia Dean, Kingston Clear--Fast. Ame Lite Lee Heniep, 32H a2 are as Oret Lore OFTH RACH . 2 Mile pace, dveer Dien, ane = Terewinnera ef SND In Wad Perse NOrystal Boke, } @Dienas Gem, MacTawish Nom 2Avaright Done, Mad ® Mana ins Oy Ee Ee. MMW WR WN Ciean-- Fast DQ--Mr_ Jones, Adee Direct, Lyn. Sen Mas, K. 5. B. Crist, eng Nentune. SKTR RACE *yeer om and we Winrers ot more Than S18 det act more than SER > MAmoRt Nanower *Madem Samos eOayent 4 QUINELLA ON 7 ang 4 PAID S280 . SEVENTH RACE > Furlong Pace ® lve Sead ene we Chre of $480. Parse ¥ Bornd B.. Nove! Mac. ant Harmy Grehan > POURTR RACE -- } Mille test. deca IM Perse Castalia 4 4Oi eo Brooklin Wins Over People's Oancreees whinped wht in the an the Nor! Oshawa City ball Associat gue With Ron Jones pitching six a ball, striking out 13 batters Rathe Park mning for tap spot ra Divis and Distr ans Majer 2 Maye te af the 2a- we T ts by Campbell.and , the latter bein: lane walked scored with bh rak. Howard tagether in 2 Tun and Wavlin;: koa mm the th and got his team's final tally wia an error and a wild pi then another error hat two af Peanie's six hits Howard started on the slab far the Juvenies but afer z three runs the first. nming om @ walk and twe homers, br Ti and V. Ferguson, be retin im favor of Bourdare, in the ond stanza. when Rrookhn add e@ four more runs on five hits The Comcretes scored 'anore in the third and a cognie and then fimshed ms tT the frst p trad and from Powilen and Rourdage } 2 Soore OF > Carmapdr! Rn Pout the Sh, with secend homer af c ih had two homers and a doubie while Gid son, Hill, Simpson and Graham ali hed two hits az team's IShit barrare BROOKLIN mil ? in their th; R. Jones, pn; Campix Graham, ci PROPLE'S Larda! King, 3 -- Campbell Poewienrak Howard. » and > secand nls Ae: deen Few Ser, Brick ane Darcy K_ Sore WIGHTH RACE -- 2 wike Pace. dycar SS and ua Normwinners of DSM > BO that Deve net won et TS . mesting Purse SOM BM RM 4k $Paerm, 3 ame Shere Bue Aro Soeoke N AMorneys Nerthwoed Alex eng WINTR RACE -- > Furieng Pace 2 yooroth ant ue Ciaening yee ee se ™ SSer Gos, Ren. Filton SGextie's Sister, Ga 2Atig Yates. op ame: | nc seem aDr Taman ay Bye Teel Metvel Peel 264.57 Oshawa Entry Anengance 53 Charchiey and Mrs Mrs Res lournamen hursdar at lawn Roving © ners had.a score of 34 te annex the honars The traits an@ the minia aCOMMPaNving i, presemed by Mrs. Parathe Rentiey. The teurnamen: was m the charge of Mrs. M_ Price while Jack Rig@cirh was charge of the draw The tournament, which was won jest pear by Mrs. M. Car. Gee an@ her Tottenham team attracted 38 entries fram Care. tore tures ane wer coal "mant Cameron rbareugh an Prizes Yor second Righ score with three wins, wem: te Mix Sephersan and her Agincourt team, whe had a scare af @ mas 7 The other --Ss Nirs Armcaur a prizes went te Rurwash for a Team Crassen and ber Srouft wile team. whe had a scare af 3A, were high for two wins © was Mrs. Reare Seuffville team with 8 The anecwn ms Skipped br Nirs and Mirs. M. Duncan = Oshawa, whe had scores of 45 and @4, respecuvely in ami bet a2 stare of ihn wut te R. Mans beth af DO YOUR OWN CEMENT JOBS THE EASY WAY WITH SAKRETE READY TO USE CEMENT MIXES 3 Special Sakrete Mixes to choose from ali you have te do is add the water, Ideal for stop-and-start Projects because there's ho waste or guesswork, There's a size and mix for every 30d, Renait walks, set poles and poste with SAKRETE Concrete Mia (30 and 8 ®. daged. Patch wats and fioars with SA) Sand Mia (MR, 43, 3S arg 11 I, daged. 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Peterborough returns to Osh- awa tonight, for a return game, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial jStadium, at eight o'clock, Bob Winters pitched this win \for Oshawa Merchants, holding the homesters to nine hits, He igave up a couple of safeties to iFlurry Driscoll and Jack Shrubb in the first inning but lgot out of that, In the next frame, Murray Taylor walked jand Pete Ayette doubled, after itwo out, and again Winters wea thered the storm er, 30; Driscoll, 2b; Shrubb, ss; 1b; Taylor, If; In the fourth, with one out, O'Donnell, ¢; Foley, ef; Hill, field, p, Larry Hill singled, Taylor drew . and Jim Pipher's double, mae it a three-run splurge, thay salted the victory, Reid, with three hits and two walks, for a perfect day at the plate, headed Oshawa's attack Whiteley, Cole and Pipher had two hits apiece OSHAWA -- Wills, 2b: Baton, rf; Reid, 1b; Whiteley, 3h; Cole, e; Wood, If; Pipher, ef; Stone, Winters, p PETERBOROUGH -- Throw: Jo Shimada, ss Although Shimada ring for health. reasons, they kept their interest in boxing Recently, Kenji. 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