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ST A gos Ontario By 3 = E peal c.! : iver, 12 THE Osawa TIMED, Setutdey, September 14, 1963 BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS Cornwall Is 'All Out' CORNWALL (CP)--This east-/Manhn Cup and her two ig cesses, é Canadian a fation this year' a poly cancel the Hast-West classic for cancel the ast-Wes tela esict "Glont lacrosse sticks mark piilling|the first time since it started in|three entrances to town, adver- fon all the stops th prepara- ove ose displays and one ogg tone wae! ost had to/the most valuable baubels in crosse, 1925, The West was supposed to|tising the event. for the M éries,|bé the host--but poor eastern e east-west rr we pri elubs in the last few years have soured the west-coasters' atti- facturing Company--which sup- liés 97 ber reel of aan world's tude, Their ewn playoffs are the|/4crosse sticks--is the sponsor highlight of the year and the of the séries. Totally manned by cup eres became an at-el- inane, te Talos on Core mex TNS we ard 98 Ont: dian reserve, three miles south fladian. senior lgerosse cham- onship, Whieh opens here esday, will have afi atmos- phere rf tong has lacked, Cornwall -has red Math By THE CANADIAN PRESS Los Angeles For Mann Cup Week== Philadelphia Cincinnati w has the Mann Cup|Chicss> érésse Asso- ne at $30,000 and one of|Pittsbugh Houston New York Ciicinnati Houston 1 The Chisholm Lacrosse Manu-|; sn coies 2-2 Philadelphia $4 San Fratieiseo 4 Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 0 St. Louis 7 Philadelphia, Green (5-4) 6f Boozer (2-3). Cup week and players--St. atharines Athletics for the ast and either Vancouver orleither, The New Westtiinster from the Wést Po blink their eyes in disbe- e There be &@ Mann Cup pa- rade, a Manh Cup dinner, a Mann Cup dance--even a Miss DIDN'T WANT IT Ontario didn't want the Series $10,000 guarantee was the stumbling block. Cornwall was talked into stag- ing the event and the Way it is handling it, Cotnwall may be the site for years to come. of the city. The St. Régis residents also plan an authentic Indian feast for the players. An active publicity committee has been plugging the entire program with daily press re- leases to the country's major at Pittsburgh, Cardweli_ (13-14). Cincinnati, Zanni (1-1) at Chicago, Kooticé (1-5). New York, Willey (9-12). -- we Pet. GBL 90 58 .608 -- 88 61 Fe ae 80 68 79 69 ah 78 71 528 ih 78 73 517 13% 15 73 507 15 70 77 476 19% 55 93 .872 35 49 99 881 41 Resiilts Friday Chicago 8 ew York 0 Louis an Francisco Probable Pitchéts Today Los Angelés, Richert (4-1) at San Francisco, O'Dell (12-8) O'Toole (17-13) or Houston, Farrell (1213) at em per 7 'oe York 2 Cifiéinnati at Ch ee at Pitsburg N. (Only. games scheduled) 98 5 Mitinesota 78 71 523 20 Detroit 71 81 .467 28 Kansas City Los Angéles, Probable Pitchéts Today Baltiniore, (18-12) at Detroit, Buntiifig (11-13). Chicago, Peters (18 - 6) at Washington, Baird (04), tw- flight. Cleveland, (10-44) s Cc anes (11447), N Boston, Monbouquette (19-9) " a $ hig Pena (11-19), N. ork, erty ue 6-14) and Siatlord (4-7) innegota, Stigman (14-14) and Artigd (1-0) day-night. Games Sunday Cleveland at Los An Boston at Katisaé City Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Washington Games Moriday No gamés scheduled sa a OTTAWA (CP)--Bobby , former star end. with SPORT FROM BRITAIN Soccer Fines Scandal Has Fans Dubious Now pee By PAUL WESTBROOK red ets on mone % Sou ere Pee ing. 154 i, ging ota nee aie ee. ne i AR soccer "in "are yo Rig these ag when used to. sea tae i areteay they toey meal 0's During the sumim hg py received si fine sole | 3 rom a er, court and were barined from rom the maybe, 10 ion B "| BROWN'S sete Cat. in som keg, Sedows (5-5) at Pag ory bso, ciay oe Ang. at Philadelphia n Franciseo at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at St, Games Ruay fin Tan, at Milwaukée, N. 8 Angeles at St. Louis, N. American League ' WL Pet. GBL New York 1 658 -- 84 564 14 . Chicago 84 65 .564 14 Baltimore 73 75 498 24% Boston 71 79 473 27% ag | Cleveland 67 81 .453 3014 Los Angeles 67 83 .447 3114 Washington 53-96 .356 45 x--Clinched pennant Resiilts Friddy Chicago 5 Washington 2 bh Baltimore 2 Detroit 3 Boston 7 Kansas City $ Néw Yotk 2 Minnesota 0 Downtown stores are filled news outlets. 'SPUD' MURPHY Only Owner-Breeder Win Three In Season with a friendly grin, was born in Lowell, Mass., Calgary in 1912, the year of the first Stampede. ED TREFIAK Press Staff Writer It started in 1937 with a hard- working horse named Joe Geary. And /Harold (Spud) Murphy's racing career rose to.a pinnacle beg sseason with a slight chest- wit gelding called Brother Leo. The fleet three-year-old colt surged to easy victory in the ¥ and moved to In his early years he was re nowned as a coach, promoter and organizer of boys' hockey in Calgary. budding stars as Jack Adams, Sweeney Schriner and Frank McCool, later a top goalie with He coached such 33rd running of the $5,000 added|Toronto Maple Leafs of the Na- Albera Derby in Calgary Sept. 7, making Spud the only owner- trainer-breeder to capture three SS. Pe -- Canada in a ois Alber is Atberta win, added to vic- janitoba _ Der! tunning of the Madian Detby, the 34th 5, 00. added Ca- together with Brother Leo's earnings this sea- tional Hockey League. "If Frank didn't have the complex of taking all the blame for goals scored on him, he would have been one of the all- time great goalkeepers," says Gries in the 15th rumning of the|Spud: In 1937 Spud and a4 friend bought his first horse, Geary, and went into racing. several other triumphs brought/The races, then nace a leg during Joe horse won seven of 12 gon to $33,294 and hig Warkroll|a race in Winnipe: in just two years to $42,720. Having swept all before him fn the West, Brother Leo will be shipped t6 Eastern Canada looking for new fields to con- quer, and heading into the run- fing for Horse of the Year. COACHED HOCKEY Spud, a short, stocky man Several drivers offered Spud $100 for Joe Geary, but Spud was too attached to the horse to let him|?@med_ for his twin brother, finish his days in front of a chuckwagon: HAD HORSE DESTROYED He borrowed $20 and paid a veterinarian to destroy the chustiaiee race horsé, and Joe Geary was bur- ied at trackside at Whittier Park raceway in Winnipeg. Soon afterward Spud made a -jnew. start, earning more than $1,300 in one week by picking ari-mutuel winners. He later ought horses in California for Canadian owners and his big- gest disappointment came when he begged Dave L. Fuller to buy a horse called Argenta, who turned into a top-ranking star. Fuller reftised. As a trainer he won the Al- berta Derby with a filly called Fair Elf owned by J. H. Evans of Winnipeg, and trained Sir Berrill, a Cafiadian Derby win- her, for Bill Lochead of Calgary. off his plane. Liston took a set NOW SONNY HAS OWN SHILLELAGH BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP)--Sonny Liston added a shillelagh to his trophiés Fri- day and caused a traffic jam that immobilized the centre of Bélfast. The worid heavyweight box- ing champion, fresh from a triumphant visit to Scotland, flew in to another wailing re- ception from the pipes. Six girl pipers played The Minstrel Boy, as he stepped of pipes and found they were higher pitched and even more difficult to play than the ones he tried in Scotland. People stood in groups all along the 16-mile route from the airport 'to the city and wayed to Liston. He held a news conference in a downtown store. Hundreds of peopie swarmed across the street outside to see him ar- rive and traffic was snarled for 36 minutes. Liston came here for an ex- hibition bout tonight. He also won the Whittier Park Handicap with Baby Broom, a western favorite. Although He owned several winners, Brother Leo was his break into the big time win- her's circle, The gelding was Leo, an employee of the AL berta Wheat Pool. Rough, Riders of the eastern football Wednesday they have picked up import tackle Luthér Gerald from Chicago Bears. played last year for Minnesota Vikings. GET TACKLE OTTAWA (CP) -- Ottawa conference announced Gerald A bachelor, Spud lives in the shed row ta Calgary's Victoria Park the year round, close to the horses that are His life. Eric Walsh On Four Winners, OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES Canada's Team Leonard And Two Seconds TORONTO (CP)--Etic Walsh, %-year-old apprentice jockey from North Sydney, N.S., will grobably remember Friday the Bth as his luckiest day. The young Maritimer was the centre @f attraction at Woodbine race- rack wheré he won on four of His six mounts, placing second 6n the other two. : Putting on a real show for the 732 thoroughbred fans, the S-pounder won on his first three motmnts of the afternoon, taking the third race on Mr. B. Glynn's 15 - to - 1 outsider, lucky Crest, the fourth on rank Gorlck's $-to-2 favorite Page Service ahd the fifth on orman Rocamora's Action tation which returned $11.30. In hé _ feattired sixth race, the old Rosebud Purse, Walsh de Bill Beasley's Eltoro the reat. Runn $ an éntry Te Beasley's Hidden Treasure, alsh finished. second to his LONDON (Reuters) -- Soccer results Friday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 Northampton 1 Bury 2 Rotherham 1 Cardiff 6 Division IV Tranmere 0 Bradford 1 Workington 4 Barrow 1 Al Balding NEW YORK (AP) -- Teams ig F announced Friday for four of the strongest contenders in the Canada Cup golf matches, scheduled at Paris Oct. 24-27. REMEMBER WHEN .. .? ...|four runs, three in the big fourth Clevéland 7 Log Angeles 6 Indianapolis Claims Title, Governor's Cup ATLANTA (AP)--Indianapolis Indians claimed the Interna- tional League Governor's Cup from Atlanta Crackers Friday night, Beating the Crackers 9-4 and winning. the best-of-seven series 4-1. The Indiatis broke @ 1-1 tie with seven runs 'in the fourth in- ning, only four of which were SIX WEE Pics PAY THE PRICE NEW HAMBURG, Ofit. (CP) Two village b titchers will slaughter six pigs for the af- nual lawn bowling satisage tournament in this village. 12 miles wést of Kitchener néxt Wednesday. Virtually everything sbout the popular évent of mixed doubles play was connected with sausages--including the prizes--when the village's first sausage - makér, 67-year-old Simon Roth, startéd it eight yéars ago. Satisagé is no longer the main coutse of the événing dinner but most contestants buy anywhere from three to 10 pounds to take home. Carl Zé ller and Wilmér Bendér, who took ovér when Roth retired from the business thrée years ago, will mince f ame for attempting to "throw" " matches, Andther 'wae heained pagent tor bréaking thé files by Pa te either vet ts lexpected to reveal more Of! jena ting on a result, Investigations by Footba' sociation officials ad el odes ers, Theré hasn't been a ¢ scandal in years. The éorruption seems to be divisions of thé English Leagié. Heré thé ave wage {6 few and fat bhetweéén: Minor leagiié results créaté-in- terest ofily among supportérs of the teams involved. A major up- se' is usually noticed by thosé who pockét héalthy wads of cash and thé bookies who ee out. The FA forésaw thé tangs TOOTHACHE | Doh't suffer agony. f re lief that lasts with Ore. JEL, RAJEL: Specs peed. féléase forrriuld puts medications to Work instantly . stop throbbing ing sf up thé six pigs into 600 pound of sausage. y mae "first-aid" for Ba Mots yet so sate doctors recommen it ft tecthing. 85¢ ORA-JEL earned. The Crackers rallied for three in the last of the ninth, taking advantage of two Indian errors; but the game was out of réach. Mke Joyce went the distance for the Indians, allowing the Crackers six hits. Three Atlanta + hae handed the Indians four git, ;; Tuts. im Koranda was the hitting Star for the Indians, batting in when he hit two singles. He batted in the other on a field- ér's choite when the Itidians scored an insurance run in the ninth. Riverboat Smith, who re- lived starter Dick Hughes in the first, was the loser. He was shelled from the box in Indian. apolis' big fourth. Bill Wake- feld, Bob Humphreys and Johnny Kucks finished up. The Crackers were defending By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jack Dempsey picked himself up from thé press table and flattened Luis Angel Firpo 40 years ago today in one of the greatest world heavyweight title bouts in history. Champion Dempsey knocked Firpo down six times and Firpo sent his oppcnent through the ropes in the first round. Dempsey dropped ie twice more before knockout in the second round, . Two-man delegations were. se- lected for Australia, New Zea- land, Canada and South Africa. Italia Ousts Roma On Overtime Goals TORONTO (CP) -- Italia Scored two goals in the last three minutes of a 20-minute overtime period Friday might to defeat Roma 2-0 in the deciding game of their Eastern Canada Professonal iSoccer League sem-final series. The win gave Idlia te best- of-three est2-1 and qualified them to meet Montreal Cantalia in the best-of-three series for the league title. The first game Fred Corcoran, tournament di- rector, said Gary Player , the South African ace, would be paired with Retief Waltman; a mewcomer. Bob Charles, the British Open king, will "team with Frank Buckler for New Zealand. Australia will have a new tan- dem in. Bruce Crampton and Bruce Devlin, Canada's repre- séntatives will be a veteran pair --Stan Leonard of Vancouver and Al Balding of Toronto. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, telieble Ges Cocter in your ates. 31 CELINA ST. (Cornet of AtheD 728-9441 -- mate. Nothing - Sacredjof this round will be played in as third, Mcntreal Sunday. e ramon EXHIBITION SOFTBALL Amphora . LAKEVIEW PARK MONDAY, SEPT. 16-6 P.M. OSHAWA "AYCEES e OSHAWA Chamber of Commerce The Publle are cordially invited to attend! "oer Ns FREE CORN ROAST we"? hil rte Or Atomatic. It's ohé réasoA pipe and thosé fear you to Wi t l Ca Nt le Products 6 Proceeds In Aid of Oshawa's Retarded Childten! RELL LL SILVER COLLECTION AMPHORA belongs DOUWE EGBERTS ROYAL FACTORIES "'l' ve tried them all but is still my favourite tobacco!" "Amphora provides a gentid smoke -- in eithér thé Regular why Amphora Is Canada's largest Selling imported pipé tobaced. Treat yourself, your pleasure-giving Amphora."* GBERTS ~AMPHORA oa) Usrecht - Hollatid ofonga vouwhere required. For full EMPLOYMENT OFFICERS Salary $4410 - $4950 : | National Employment Service OSHAWA, Ontario Documentary évidénéé Of High School Graduation Will Be Sevetal yéer of aver téldted to the duties of the position. qualification requirements Employment ied Ghd Pott Com jon, 25 St, Cidit Avenué Eost, Toronité 7, Ontdris. champions for the cup. s to and applic eatin forma see Posters on display at the Apply, before SEPTEMBER 26, the Netionel Office. 1963, te the Civil Service Compétition Number 63-T-909 should be quoted. Asc|OF_ Hever destitied for a@ As'lgrade. ences bat are ; hayé to rély on in 1 rage wage el Te Pav, inert |r around $70 & week and bonuses! inoe deterrents, ft tike| show business, i$ @ _precatious +s ecnanasswa poiles and the FA cannot] istr soccer for sie invenipete évery cate in which] 4 table-topper is overturned by} con'ined to the third and fourth tae lo teoment see frequent in soccer. | 7 a a RE a -- ern BAD BOY'S Softball Game CKEY'S <0? GUYS" ee OSHAWA'S 2:30 P.M. "BAD BOYS" Sunday, Sept. 15th KINSMEN CIVIC STADIUM ® LUCKY DRAW @ 1# You Don't Buy It At Bad Boy's YOU PAY TOO MUCHI! BAD BO Open Nightly (Except Saturday) 'Til 9:30 KING ST. E, AT TOWNLINE i LUMBER & b SUPPLIES "i "po.r-vou _ar Pench w) FURNITURE APPLIANCES HERE'S A CANDIDATE WORTH KNOWING!! AB. W. ALKER has thé full stipport of Premiér John Robarts as the Progressive Conserva- tive candidate in Oshawa Riding. On a recent visit to Oshawa, Prefhiét Robarts statéd: "Ab. Walker's municipal éxpétiencé, plus his experiencé as 4 trade union member, will make him a valuable asset in our government at Queen's Park." AB. WALKER AB. WALKER was born in London, England, and is 52 years ld. He came t6 Oshawa in 1914 dnd grew up in Oshawa, where he attended Centre St. (E. A. Lovell) and Albert St. Schools. He also attérided 0.6.V.1. and the Oshawa Busi- héss Collége where he took a special businéss_ course. Ab: works in General Motors West Plant, is a méribér of Local 222 U.A.W.A. Worked at D.I.L, in Ajax for a short period during the war years. ' AB. WALKER understands the Working man along with peoplé in all walks of lifé. "§ problérris Ghd knows how to get Hé krows the problems: in Oshawa Riding through practically a life-timé of living and Working in this community. AB. WALKER was elected to Oshawa City Council iA 1956 and is at present Chairman of thé Parks, Property atid Reeféation Committee. Hé has beén Chairtian of a Standing Cominittee 6f Council for 7 6f his 8 years on Council end has served as a member of a great méiny Special Committees of Council. AB, WALKER is well known throughout the distriet for his activities in sport, especially baseball. He was an exécutive member 6f the Ontatio Baséball Associdtiéh for several years and Was active in the formation of several leagues in this area: i$ @ proud supporter of Pretiér John He supports SuéHh major accomplishments as increaséd aid to hospitals, Trade Crusade, minimum wages, completé meat afd poultry inspection, Canada's finest highways, more and better parks and vacation areas, improved school grants, increased welfare assistance Robarts. Gnd countless othér examples of good government. AB. Ww ALKER supports the Robarts government plan for Medical Health Insurafcé. Fol- lowing the outstanding suctéss of the Hospital Insurancé Plan it is expected that the new Ontario medicare plan will bé @ guidepost for all future plans of this kind on the eontinhent. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th- VOTE Albert WALKER ig married and has a son and a AB. WALKER daughter. His wife, Gladys, is active in various women's groups and is a member of the Hospital Auxiliary, Gnd an Exécutive mémbér of Golden Jubilee Chapter 1.0.D.E. Their son, Bob, is a pit School teaché? in Oshawa ahd has taught at Coronation, Corarit and Westmount schools. Their daughter, Judy, I§ 4 student at Donevan Collegiate. Gétivély éndorses the Ontario govern- AB. WALKER miéht's Portable Pension Plan. This legislation will protect the older Worker as never before. -Hé also supports studies to use rail linés for additional commutér services which will ease thé traffie burdéh on our crowded Streets. "AB. WALKER'S municipal experience, plus his experiéhce as a tradé vais member, will make chim a valuable asset to our government at Queen's 's Park" . . . Pretier John Robarts reineiitiditids