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'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 15, 1964 BREAKS OWN WORLD RECORD POLE VAULT Fred Hansen, 23-year-old Texan, is. shown soaring to what will likely be recognized as a new world's record for the pole vault, as he cleared the bar at 17 feet, 2 inches, Saturday night in the San Diego Invitational meet, at Babboa Stadium, in San Die- go, California. The 6-foot, 168-pound. Hansen broke John Pennel's pending mark of 17 ft.'% inch, just. a week ago in the U.S, Federation district championships at Houston, Texas. -Pennel, of Miami, Florida, pressed Hansen all the way Saturday night, drop- ping out at the 17-2 mark,, when he sustained a bad fall on his second try. He was taken to hospital, for observa- tion of an injured back. Pen- nel holds the current recog- nized mark of 16-1014, Hansen tried three times at the 17-4 mark, but missed. --(AP Wirephoto) BASSETT TROPHY OLBC P air Wins Mixed Doubles Do A capacity entry of 32 pairs, @rawn from Lindsay, Whitby, Cobourg and Port Hope, as well as Oshawa, took part in the mixed doubles tournament for The Bassett Trophy, Saturday at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Clab. The trophy was presented by Mrs. Bentley, president of the 40 ladies' section of the club, to Ewart Alger and Mrs. Stan Gibbs, of Oshawa, who had a ecore of 62 plus 9. The tournament was conven- ed by Mrs. M. Price, assisted by Mrs. A. Brown and Mrs. G. Pirie: Gordon MacMillan was in charge of the draw. During the day, the~ ladies served light lunches. Tn second place, with three wins, were Mr. and Mrs. C, Litster, of Oshawa, with a score of 45. Other three-game) winners were: Dick Adams and Miss Eileen McBride, of Whit- by, with a score.of. 44 and Stan Gibbs and Mrs. M. Flin- toff, of Oshawa, with a score of Prizes for high score with two wins went to George Read and Mrs. Wm. Joyce, of Osh- awa, 55 plus 1; Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Norris, Oshawa, 47; and Sam MacMillan and Mrs. M. Price, Oshawa, 46. The winners of prizes for high score with one win were Mr. and Mrs. E. Jackson, Osh- awa,.45-and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piatti, Oshawa, 38 plus 1. ~ WOODBINE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMu rray Publishing Co., Ltd. (Daily Racing Form). FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900 claim: tng, four-year-olds end up, 6 furlongs 10). Oe Barry Rose, Walsh 35.80. 13.60 7.50 10-Lavehot, Rogers 12.0 8.10 $Padre's Scamp, Gordon 6.80 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Sun Dan, Tiny Fruit, Brown Ruler, Highest Reward interes, Grifter and Al Abrigo. Winner CH F 4 by Orvieto 2nd--Chevron Ace by Case Ace. Trainer J. Starr. Pool 55,076. Double Pool 88,724. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,100 claim Ing, four-year-olds and up, 1¥e miles (8). 2Spiit The Loot, Walsh 6.20 3.50 2.80 &Gray Mouse, Harrison 4.70 3.30 3Cassis Miss, Leblanc 4.20 Start good, won handily, Also Ran in Order: Supreme Chief, Au- rora Fox, A--Enlyn Lad, D. Seven Deal Queen's Law, A---Famous Road, My Valentine, C--Tin Pan Alley, B--Musko- ka, El Brillo Way, B--Netotfa, Menette, C--Sweet Lady Briar, Acanthus. A--C. Smythe. entry B--M. P. Fleming and Windflelds Farm entry CJ, V. Martin. and View Hulloe Farms entry. winner CH F 3 by Rico Monte -- Mel Cavano by Isolator. Trainer W. Thurner, Poot. 126,729. EIGHTH RACE--Purse $3,000, ance, thre-year-olds, about one (turf course) (7) T-Langcrest, McComb 31.30 11.10 5.70 5.90 4.20 4.10 allow- mile 8-Jovial Joel, Gomez 5Peter Le Grand, Freed Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order :Jud King, Sardan, Lord Saybrook, Hammock Land. Oshawa Wins 4-2 In Pee Wee Action Oshawa Legionnaires, led by pitcher Allan Taylor, defeated Peterborough 4-2 in an Eastern Ontario PeeWee baseball game at Alexandra Park Saturday. and allowed only two hits in posting the win. mishyn clouted a home run in the sixth for the Oshawa club. ) Peterborough's sixth, who took the defeat. | Oshawa made two errors, | while the Petes had only one miscue. 'Miss Cavandish' Captures Rich American Oaks NEW YORK (CP-AP)--Miss Cavandish closed with a mighty stretch run for a three-length Aqueduct the third leg of year-old fillies. Under Howard Grant's whip, the daughter of Cavan, the 1958 Belmont Stakes winner, caught \Castle Forbes an eighth of a mile from the wire of the 1%4- mile race and pulled away to win. | Castle Forbes, winner of the jAcorn, first leg in New York's \triple crown, hung on for sec- ond. She was 1% Jengths ahead of Sceree, winner of the Mother Taylor struck-out 12 batters Jim Yake- first pitcher Sullivan fanned five. He was relieved by Richardson in the triumph in the $122,375 Coach- ing Club American Oaks at Saturday and_ took New York state's triple crown for three- St. Thomas Oshawa Tony's dropped a 2-0 decision, on their visit to St., 'Thomas on Saturday, for a) Beaches League Inter-City schedule fixture. Dick Hames, pitching for St. Thomas, continued the mas- tery he displayed over Tony's| in OASA playoffs last year, as he limited the Oshawa squad to just two hits, a single by Jack Armstrong in the fourth inning which was nipped out immediately when Bob Booth hit in two, a double play and in the 9th, with two out, Booth! got the other hit, also a single. gave up just two walks, to con- trol things all the way. Ron Taylor went to the mound for Oshawa and struck out eight batters in the seven innings he worked. Ted Almost, St. Thomas first-baseman, had three-for-three against Taylor but the homesters didn't score until the 7th inning when Hames himself started things off with a single. He was forced by McCaw but pinch- hitter Kemp followed with 4 homer, to produce the game's only two runs. Ray Suddard got on via an error to open the 8th inning and with one out, Taylor gave way to pinch-hitter Ken Court- ney. Bev Smith pitched the 8th inning for Oshawa, retiring) three batters in order. | OSHAWA -- Sneddon, 1b; Oldfield, ss; Armstrong, 2b; Booth, c; McMahon, cf; 0'Con- nor, 3b; Suddard, If; Kelly, rf; Taylor, p; Courtney, batted in 8th; Smith, p in 8th. ST. THOMAS -- Marcinko, rf; Patterson, 2b; Almost, 1b; Hames, p; McCaw, cf; Skeld- ing, lf; Forty, ss; Bain, Matts, lf in 8th; Baker, ss in, 8th. Large Blaze Destroys 29 | DANVILLE, Ky: (AP) -- A loss of perhaps $250,000 was es- timated Saturday in a fire which destroyed 29 show horses, among them stakes winner and| sire Captain Denmark. The sire, twice winner of five- gaited stakes at the Kentucky State Fair, was among four lost by Miss Jolie Richardson of At- lanta. She valued Captain Den-| mark at $50,000 and Sixie Flier and My Reverie at $25,000 each. Mrs. Joudson Large of Chi- cago also lost four horses, among them Crimson Flame and Scarlet Flame, in the $25,- 000-$30,000 range. The fire swept a large barn on the farm of Garland Brad- shaw. It apparently was caused by lightning. Local Tykes Bomb Lakefield Youths A 2%-hit barrage gave Osh- awa a 21-7 victory over Lake- field in an Eastern Ontario Tyke League baseball game at Lakefield Riverside Park Sat- urday. assault with five big hits. Miller, Terry McKee, Stapleton, Mike Elliott Gary Allison chipped in four hits apiece. Larry Mathews game for Oshawa seven hits, while Jeff Blewet suffered the defeat. Jef: won made ten errors. Hames struck out nine and|Scug Show Horses Dave McKee led the Oshawa Jim and with the allowing) wrestling (three bouts) at Osh- Lakefield didn't help his cause as they SPORTS | Blank Tony's CALENDAR | TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Toronto Beaches Major Fast- ball League -- Richmond Hill vs Oshawa Tony's, at Kew Gardens, 8.00 p.m. Civil Service League--Foley's vs Reynold's, at Alexandra Park, 8.30 p.m.; Thompson's vs Rundles, at Alexandra, 6.30 p.m.; Wood's vs Scott's, tario Steel vs Dodd's, at Radio Park (south), §.45 p.m, A and W at Brooklin, 8.15 p.m. UAW League -- Truc!: Line vs og Cleaners, North Plant vs Lords, (West). Both games 6.30 p.m., at Alex- andra Park, Oshawa Minor Assoc. Kiwanis Bantam League--Fernhill Park at Storie Park and Sunnyside Park at Woodview Park, both games at 6.30 p.m. Midget League -- Genoshas at Lake Vista; Nipigon Park at Rundle Park and Connaught Park at Storie Park; all games at 6.30 om: LACROSSE ings Legion vs Oshawa Green Gaels, at Children's Arena, 8.30 p.m. Juvenile Brooklin vs Beaupre Spurs, & Children's Arena, 6.30 p.m. Oshawa Minor Novice League j-- Auto Workers Credit Union vs Houdaille Ind., 6 p.m, and Union Rod and Gun vs Tony's Refreshments, 7 p.m. Both games at Bathe Park. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League --Oshawa vs Bowman- ville, at Vincent Massey, 6.30 .m. Oshawa Legion Tyke League c;|-- North-East vs South-East, at Clark, 3b; Kemp, batted in 7th; /mastview Park and South-West vs North-West, at Alexandra Park. Both games at 6.15 p.m, Oshawa Legion Bantam League -- Oshawa Heating vs Dairy Queen, at Harman Park and Oshawa Dairy vs Houdaille Ind., at Alexandra W. Both games at 6.15 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District (First Division)--Local 222 vs Thistles, 8 p.m, Second Division -- Napco vs Thistles, 6.45 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. Minor League -- St. John's vs N. Oshawa, at Uxbridge, 7 p.m. Brookside vs Uxbridge, at Northway Court, 7.30 p.m, Fern- hill vs Lake Vista, at Northway Court, 6. p.m. Ukrsinia vs Val- leyview, at Southmead, 6 p.m. Simeoe Hall vs Woodview, at Southmead, 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL City and District -- Bad Boys vs Scugog 'Cleaners, at 6.30 p.m., and Baytor and Sons vs A and W, at 8.15 p.m. Both games at Alexandra Park. UAW League -- Dyett's Sports vs Plaza Dixie, 1 p.m., at Alex- andra Park. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior League Ajax vs Oshawa Merchants at Little Britain, 8.15 p.m. Oshawa Legion Pee League -- Peopie's Clothing vs South-West, at Eastview Park and Auto Workers Union vs Jubilee Pavilion, Alexandra 6.15 p.m. LACROSSE (Novice and Bantam) -- Whit- by at Markham and Brooklin at Oshawa. Ontario County Minor Pee Wee League Oshawa at Brooklin and Markham at St. John's. Both games 7 p.m. WRESTLING Exhibition ft of professional t/awa's Children Arena, 8.45 p.m. |Laird DD of Detroit, Michigan, a friend of the family. Mr. R. Elmer Jackson of = Islington at Thornton's, 6.45 p.m, and On- City and District League -- (East) and OLA Junior League -- Hast- - Junior League -- Wee Credit at Park. Both games Ontario County Minor League Oshawa's Legionnaires had a win-and-loss weekend in their Leaside Baseball Association's Junior League schedule activity, blanking. Doug Laurie Sports 2-0 in a real thriller on Friday night at Leaside's Talbot Park but losing out 10-7 in a slug- fest, here at Kinsmen Memorial Stadium, on Saturday after- noon. HOMER DECIDES DUEL Friday night's .game was a for Oshawa and Mike Kilkenny for Laurie's Sports, waged a sensational pitching duel, each allowing only two hits, in a full nine-inning contest that was played in one hour and 44 min- utes. Nekkers struck out just three batters but also issued only one walk and backed by splendid support, especially by centre- fielder Roger Reeson, plus some good infield plays by Dave Fer- ries and Dave Mitchell, limited Laurie's to just two singles. Bill Lennard singled in the sec- ond inning and the next batter, Tom Estall hit into a double- play. his rival and right away, Roger Reeson came in to replace Nek- kers on the mound, struck out the first two batters he faced and got the next one to ground out, ending the game. Kilkenny gave up a hit to Ron Bell, with two out in the. first inning, which got Al Etchells, who got an earlier via an error, around to third base but that was that, In the sixth, Ian MacNamee opened with a walk, one of four given up by Kilkenny and Etch- ells followed with a home-run blow, to provide the only two runs of the game, and the Osh- awa victory. TOO MANY LEFT ON BASE Saturday afternoon's game at Kinsmen Stadium was of en- tirely different order, . with Legionnaires outhitting People's Credit Jewellers by 15-to-11 but suffering a 10-7 defeat because they left 11 runners stranded on the base-paths. Both teams used two pitchers, Ian O'Grady starting for Peo- ple's and giving way to Bob Hawton in the seventh. inning. Roger Reeson started _-- for Legionnaires and Al Etchells gave up his catcher's equip- ment and took over the mound, in the fourth inning, for Osh- awa. Oshawa drew more walks, O'Grady giving real sizzler as Gerry Nekkers Kilkenny got the other hit off up five and Jr. Legionnaires Blank Laurie's; Bow To People's Hawton three, as compared with nine by Reeson and five by Etchells but there were two other important factors that de- cided the issue. Legionnaires committed a gruesome total of seven errors while the visitors had only two and on top of that, there was the matter of extra-base blows. Oshawa had one double, by Ron Bell, and one triple, by Roger Reeson. Ian O'Grady hit both a triple and a homer to aid his cause while Bill Fallows also had a homer and Arch Yurkiw had a triple. Reeson didn't have it in this one. Two hits and a couple of errors started People's off with two runs in the first frame. Fallows' two-run homer, triple by Yurkiw and single by Chris McCarney meant three more runs in the fifth, including O'Grady's homer and three in the sixth, when. he tripled, and walked and three errors came up. Legionnaires got one run in the first, by MacNamee, aided by Ken Brack's RBI single. They got singletons in the fourth and fifth, a couple in the sixth and two in the 8th inning. Hawton had replaced O'Grady in the 7th. . Al Etchells, with a sacrifice, walk and three singles, had a perfect day at the plate. Ted Lutton, Ron Bell and Roger Reeson each had a pair of hits while Dave Mitchell had a big day, four solid singles in five trips to the plate. O'Grady, with his homer, triple and a single, in five trips, was best for the winners. Fal- lows and McCarney each had a couple. PEOPLE'S Wilson, c; O'Grady, p and 2b; Fallows, ss; Yurkiw, If; Stokes, 3b; Mc- Carney, 1b; Reynolds, cf; Haw- ton, 2b and p; Boorman, rf. LEGIONNAIRES Mac- Namee, 1b and c; Etchells, c and p; Brack, If; Lutton, ss; Joel, cf; Hentig, rf; Mitchell, IF YOU ARE NOW TAKING A LAXATIVE ONCE, TWICE or THREE TIMES A WEEK .+. 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Adults $1.00 Students 50 Children 25¢ (free with adults) |Bantam baseball game at East- 'lview Park yesterday. < Durno fanned 17 batters,.over the seven innings and gave up jonly two walks, ns Drew Allman slugged a home run for the winners and Swin- delis singled for Dairy Queen's jonly hit, ' Hurls One-Hitter In Legion Contest A one-hit performance by Bob Durno gave the Oshawa Dairy a 3-0 win over Dairy Queen in an Oshawa Legion Oshawa Dairy ed erro 2b; Ferries, 3b; Reeson, p andjless bali, while ~ Queen cf; Bell, lb in 3rd. committed two errors. Need Get an HFC Traveloan Join the thousands of carefree travelers who "go now--pay later" with convenient Traveloans from HFC, Cover all your travel expenses, and also have cash for shopping bargains along the way. Borrow with confi- dence from HFC. 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Trainer $. Caplan. Pool 91,170, THIRD RACH -- Purse $2,300 claim- ing, four-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (9). 6Prince Bubi, Walsh 28.90 10.40 5.50 4-Fast-N-Fleet, Harris 6.60 4.00 1-Winsmanship, Leblanc 4.00 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Pic 'N Ple, Hill, Double Rule, Nakina, Summons and Sil ver Beau. Winner CH G 4 Blue Royal Ind--Rall- road Rosie by Porter's Cap. Trainer J. Drexter. Pool 103,095. FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs, three-| year-olds and up, allowances Purse| $2900 (6). y-Jonn's Champ, Walsh 8.60 4.20 2.70 5-Balakiair, Shuk 3.70 2.60 3Gay Pageant, Hartack 2.50 Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Moutedebd, River Bully, and Golden Turkey. Winner BG 4 Thymus -- Cynthia C, by Case Ace, Trainer P. D. A. Cooper. Pool 98,336. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, allow: ances, two-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 5 furlongs (5). "ie 13.70 3,50 2.20 240 2.10 IT'S TRADE and TRAVEL TIME Chevrolet-BEST BUY Bar None Your Choice Never Greater! Your Value Never Finer', by one team. 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