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PRS EE RI. ity And District Softball nnual Testimonial Party gain Outstanding Event The Oshawa City and District Softball Association held its an- nual presentation dinner and _ dance on Saturday evening, with almost a hundred couples enjoying the gala event, held in the Kinsmen Community Centre. Special guests included Hon. Michael Starr and Mrs. Starr; Albert Walker, MLA and Mrs. _ Walker; Alderman Hayward Murdoch and Mrs. Murdoch; President of the Ontario Ama- teur Softball Association, A. K. "Andy" Davidson, of Stratford and Mrs. Davidson; OASA 2nd |track before the May 2 Run for SO ELF ELE FEE TET GIS EE OE OS PENN GOOG HE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, April 21,1964 |] Canadian Colt To Run Again Before 'Derby' LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- Northern Dancer, the little Ca- nadian colt, will make his final start before the Kentucky been out of the money and has a bank roll of $216,365. A field of eight or nine is ex- pected to: oppose the Dancer in the mile and one-eighth Blue Grass, the last distance prep for the Derby. DIAGNOSE CANCER The Canadian Cancer Society estimates 48,000 cancer Cases will be diagnosed in 1964. Derpy in the $25,000-added Blue Grass Stakes Thursday at Keen- eland. Trainer Horatio Luro does not plan to give Northern Dancer a race over the Churchill Downs the Roses. Northern Dancer, a son of Ne- arctic-Natalma, made his last start April 4 in the Florida Derby and was an easy but un- impressive winner over most of| the top three-year-olds in the) East. | Foaied at E. P. Taylor's Wind- fields Farm near Toronto, Tom Jones iS COMING TO THE PLAZA THEATRE SOON TO PERSOWS WS YEARS.OF AGE OF OVER EVINRUDE'S 'MILLION DOLLAR' HOLIDAY CONTEST NOW FIRST PRIZE: a 2-week vacation for you and your famil PLUS a new Evinrude 16' boat and 90 h.p. Guten 4 SECOND PRIZE: a 40 h.p, Evinrude Selectric Lark. value $925. ioapere.) @ THIRD PRIZE: an all-new 9% h.p. Evinrude. Retail value $400. (approx.) No sub- All winners must a skill testing q stitution for prizes. GET YOUR ENTRY % oe} HANNAN : MARINE SALES OSHAWA 728-8853 20 RAY ST, vice-president Clare Butler and Mrs. Butler, of Willowdale. T. V. Kelly acted as master of ceremonies for the evening's program and_ introduced the head table guests and other special guests. Head Table guests also included the acting officers of the Oshawa City and District Softball Association, president Charlie Russell and Mrs. Russell; 1st vice-president "Pat" Jarvis and Mrs. Jarvis; 2nd vice-president Ed. Cornish and Mrs. Cornish; 3rd_ vice- president Jack Bond and Asso- ciation treasurer Tom Lodge. Treasurer Alex Donaldson was unable to be present. EXECUTIVES HONORED The event, conducted by a special committee formed of players from the teams of the Oshawa City and District Soft- ball Association, for the pur- pose of paying honor to the executive members and to the sponsors of the teams in the league, was also taken as the opportunity to present the vari- ous trophies won by the teams and individual players, during their 1963 season. These presen- tations highlighted the program. Chairman Terry Kelly, after introducing the head table guests, called on each, either for a short address or to offi- ciate in the presentation of one of the trophies. The Hon, Michael Starr re- called that he had played soft- ball under the banner of the OCDA, in his youth and con- gratulated the officers and teams for their fine operation since inception. The Ontario softball body was formed in 1923 and Oshawa affiliated with the OASA in 1925. Albert Walker, MLA, in his remarks, also congratulated the softball men of Oshawa for their leadership and active pro- motion of the game in this city. Alderman Hayward Murdoch, representing Mayor Lyman Gifford, spoke in similar vain, , voicing the appreciation of the city, for the recreation and en- tertainment provided by Osh- Northern Dancer has never aes neat A GOOD CREDIT STANDING HELPS YOU IMPROVE YOUR STANDARD OF LIVING Cornish; Clare Butler, of Wil- lowdale, 2nd vice-president of OASA; A. K. "Andy" David- son, president of Ontario Amateur Softball Association; Charle Russell, president of Oshawa City and District Softball: Association and '"'Pat"' Jarvis, 1st vice-president of OCDSA. --Photo by T. Hornsby finishers in the City and Dis- trict Major League schedule; Ron Simcoe, captain of Osh- awa Heffering's, winners of the "City Championship" playoff series, for The Miller- Libby Trophy; and Nick Mroc- zek, of Oshawa Tony's, sched- ule first-place finishers in the Toronto Beaches Major Fast- ball League: (back row):-- Palmer Knight, Jr., donor of trophy to Reg While; 2nd vice- president of Oshawa City and District Softball Assoc., Ed. session; Reg White, 1963 win- ner of The Palmer Knight Memorial Trophy as "most valuable player' in the Osh- awa City and District Assoc.; Bruce McArthur, manager of Oshawa "Bad Boys", win- ners of the All-Ontario Inter- mediate 'AA' championship and the Jimmy Alexander Memorial Trophy, which he is holding; "Cy" Thompson, manager of Oshawa Heffer- ing's, winners of The Harry Gay Trophy, as first-place SOFTBALL MEN were very much in evidence at the an- nual Oshawa City and Dis- trict Softball Association's annual banquet-presentation- dance party at the Kinsmen Community Centre on Satur- day. Above are shown the men who paricipated in the major presentations of the evening. Left-to-right:--(front row) Ron Taylor, 1962 winner of The Palmer Knight Memor- jal Trophy, who received a replica for permanent pos- These days it's awfully hard to "Save up" for something we need or want. But those of us on fixed income can budget for that purchase. That's where good credit comes in. You live better thanks to credit. You enjoy the privileges of credit buying when you've established @ good credit reputation, be presented to "the player of the week'? -- every week dur- ing the 1964 City and District season. CHAMPIONS RECOGNIZED . j | Following. the -- presentations we soe eee the three championship tro- Vice-president "Pat" Jarvis phies, all team members pres- presented the Beaches League ent were asked to stand, to re- Trophy, for finishing in first anne the applause of the gath- place, in the regular season, to) past-presidents of the Oshawa Oshawa 'Tony's Refreshments|city and District Softball Asso-| team, with Nick Mroczek ac-| ciation, and other special guests| team and manager McArthur|°cpting on behalf of the club.) were introduced by the master| announced: that this next sum-|, (ne Pelmer Knleht Memo- n | ial a t 1.10 ceremonies and asked to mer, the team would move to|" Trophy," presented annual-|stanq for recognition. These in- "most valuable play- Intermedi>te. "A" ranks. |ly to the D le play-|cjuded past-presidents George Vice; esident Ed. C a ia hy. yo City and conde Branch, Alderman John Brad on behalf of the donor wholyy Pal "posal une | Pia ith Al Wilson, Chris Mason and was absent, presented The ie White. mes fo' ra etter immediate past - presiden t| é Harry Gay Trophy to Cy Thom-lings b oe powssaie aA ce tel ee son, manager of the Heffering's iy a all aseapega=cc tH Other guests included "Pat') Senior "B" team, which finish- 1963 winner. Ron hd gn 1962/Kennedy, Oshawa Commission-| ed in first place in the regular|snteq silt tami piberd gions Mica er of Parks; Herb Bathe, sup-| castle ecuedale Tha Mille tee, Mt ec eo ene nee icA|erintendent of parks; Fred Neil- |trophy, for permanent posses-ison, Alexandra Park caretaker OSHAWA co ig Mar Top Five Teams BOWLING NEWS Hornsby, Jack McConkey Sr.| and Jack Hudson. Soccer League |_ Total pins roiled -- (In Championship): Zingers 6055; Smilers 5924; Wonders 5917 Following the various presen-| tations, the balance of the eve-| ning was enjoyed in dancing) to the music of Jack Shearer and His Orchestra. LONDON (AP)--Standings bel Squirts 5788. top teams in old country SOCCOTladiters carey Boatnicke Suck: ord Sing pleasure. (including Saturday's games): |Rays 554. \past-president of the OASA, ENGLISH LEAGUE High Triples -- Morris Love 730 (25%,|made the official presentation Division I awa's active softball organiza-\Libby Trophy, emblematic of tion. lthe "City Championship," won ., |by the Heffering's team for the TROPHIES TO CHAMPIONS |fourth-straight season, was pre- clare Butler peescated tae Anes ot, Gea oak orenvenon-sTeepanediinteedesthhat! president Charlie Russell, with championship award, The Jim- my Alexander Memorial Tro- phy, to the Oshawa Bad Boys' team, with manager Bruce Mc- Arthur accepting on behalf of the club. This marked the second-straight provincial title in this division, for most of this Guard Your Credit as @ Secred Trust "Complete Credit Investigation and Cole lection Service to All Credit Grantore MEMBER:- Associated Credit Bureaus of Cenede CREDIT BUREAU OF OSHAWA 286 KING ST. WEST PHONE 725-6591 sion, A. K. "Andy" Davidson, pres- ident of the Ontario Amateur lSoftball Association, spoke lbriefly, bringing official OASA congratulations to all the trophy winners, He also paid tribute to the high esteem in which Oshawa's softball officials are held by the OASA Two other 'surprise' presen- \tations added .to the evening's oe) John G, Brady, a PLAIN or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES WESTMOUNT UNITED CHURCH LEAGUE | Championship winners are the Zingers ria Consolation winners are the Odd alls. 205, 268), K ' : , |Back "Wilson 695. 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