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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 17, 1764 _ ANEW TWIST Soccer Referee Quits In Protest Of Thursday night, Napco played against Ukrainia-2 in the Sec- ond Division of the Oshawa Senior Soccer League. It was a very much one-sided game with Ukrainia all the time on the offensive. Jerry Kosiw in the Ukrainia goal did not have much to do, and managed to keep every shot out of his goa', John Baran (2), Jerry Kuzemchak (1), and Bill Kys- mutch (1) were the scorers of Ukrainia, to make the count at 4-0 in their favor. REFEREE WALKS OUT Ukrainia and Hungaria were scheduled to play a regular Senior competition game, but after a half-hour heated discus- sion, they played an exhibition game, the competition game to be played some other time. It appeared that the referee did not want to let the game start, until a certain player was removed from the field. The executive was of the opin- jon that the grudge was with- out ground and ordered th referee to start the game. H: was of a different opinion, however, and left the Stadium The unsportsmanlike conduct « the referee and the player in volved vill be dealt with by th Discipline Committee. After it was decided that the, two teams would play an exh bition game, some fans left th Stadium, because this game dic not have any attraction for them. To a small extent this is true, but a soccer game is a soccer game and it is also true that} the teams did everything to win/ the game, if only to keep up) their dignity. The final score} OSHAWA AND DISTRICT Soccer Association recently held a benefit game to help raise money to _ purchase equipment for the city's new sore minor operation. The above photo shows Mrs. Dini van- den Berg, secretary-treasurer of the parent body, presenting a cheque for $87.00, profit Player seespeenneneonacconeecmaesnaaenass song Oshawa Legion Pee Wee Action In the Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association's PeeWee League games played last night, South-West defeated Peo- ple's Clothing 5-1 at Eastview /Park and at Alexandra Park, Auto Workers Credit Union blanked Jubilee Pavilion 5-0. Nesbitt started. for South- West and did a good job until the fifth, when he loaded the j|bases and Yakamishyn took over and got out of the big '|hole with only one run allow- ed, as he and catcher Klamin claimed 'two strikeouts to ease the pressure. Both boys fanned five batters in their stints. Davy Smith, Larry Buckley, '|Ted McComb, Frank McCabe 'jand Walter Klamin all played 'lwell for the win. Taylor and : |Reid formed the losing battery. In the game at Alexandra Doug Webster combined their talent for a shutout win but fine fielding, including three double-plays, was the support he needed for the win. Mark Blanchard drove in two runs and contributed a brilliant run- ning catch in the defensive play. Alex Maibdroda deserved a better fate, since he struck out 11 batters to Rose's nine but his stpport was shaky and the winners had four unearned runs. In Legion Minor baseba!l action on Monday night, games which were not reported "the same night'? as should be, Osh- awa Legion won over Bowman- ville Legion in Bowmanville, 9-3, in an Eastern Ontario PeeWee League game, with Scott Will- son and Allan Taylor sharing the honors as pitchers, with catcher Joe Reid. In another game on Monday night, Oshawa Legion Tyke League, South-East won 7-4 over North-East, at Eastview Kirby And Hercia Split OYC Honors Blue Jay races continued in full stride this past weekend, at the Oshawa Yacht Club with races No, 7 and No, 8 of Series "A" being run off in almost ideal sailing weather. A north wind, 10-20 mph, gusted and shifted its way around to the south and back again before the day was over, to give the sailors a real- skill test and the tricky winds creat- ed tight competition, with the calibre improving. In the first event, Lawrence and Hercia both caught Kirby on a port tack, forcing him to Park with Doug Mitchell fan. ning 10 and having a no-hitter while losing pitcher Wilson had ast yield "ground". The leeward mark of the first lap proved to be a sticker for Kirby as- he disqualified himself, attempting to establish an overlap and ran down the marker. Lawrence took the lead but lost ground on a wind shift, which allowed Hercia to come in first, by a boat-length, after a cat-and-mouse duel for position. Hercia took the lead in the second 'race but lost it after the first lap. when a wing shift made him "do a dance," try- ing to find it again. Kirby took over, with Lawrence trailing and Hercia in third. The leeway mark proved interesting again, as Hercia failed to give way to Wilder on starboard tack at upheld and qualified, Jim Pascoe turned out to be the dark horse of the Series, which is to be completed this next weekend. Pascoe has a g0od grip on third spot, with a fine chance of moving into sec- ond place. Kirby, Lawrence and Hercia trail the pack in the series, as Burrill, Wilder and Pascoe con+ tinue to reveal the amount of "midnight oil" used this past winter. Joe Patterson is con. tinuing in his winning ways and leads the first qualifying series for the Blue Jay chasiptonsilon Oshawa Yacht Club has beer approached by a number of people who wish to learn the basics of sailing. With this in mind, OYC has set up a nums ber of training sessions for adults, who want to learn how to sail. If you would like 'te partake in this series of basie sailing training, please. conta Hercia was dis- 13 strikeouts. the mark. Wilder's protest was Don Hercia, Park, Bryan Rose and -catcher from the game, to Walter Rohrer, chairman of the Osh- awa Minor Soccer League. --Oshawa Times Photo was 0-0, for which, credit goes|clubs from all over Ontario, for| Executive held a meeting with|a fairly good game, but noth- to the rival goalies, Joe Bur- chowych and Julius Benko. for blanked Napco a triumph. Goalie Bill VanDyk kept his|and this was thought to be the|Canada Professional Soccer'(1), Gus Robertson half-time) League. The game will start at} place clean and the scorers| were John Clark (2), Jack VanRhee (1), Cor VanRhee (1), and Nick VanderStoep (1). For an added there were two pipers present,|Italia scored two more goals.| game, the Ontario Cup. representatives of the six ing spectacular. Bart Zizzo was Both teams played very well|clubs. It was decided that on|the referee and worked without Saturday night Rangers-2|Saturday, with Italia mostly on June 28 there will be a game|linesmen, as usual in a second 5-0\the attack. They played the first|against "Toronto City," one of|division game, The marksmen half with the wind behind them|the best teams of the Eastern|for Thistles were Ken Cowie margin in the 2-1 score. 3 p.m. and the proceeds are| (1), and Wilfred Aldsworth (1). Goalie Alf Stacey did not let any shots With the wind against them|for the Oshawa Minor Soccer|pass. in the second half, however, attraction,|they were just as good andjof the league will play this| against Thistles-1, which was League. The present top-team| with a few minor} Local 222 Seniors won 2-0 refereed by Bill Simpson, For a who played during the rest/Scorers for that night were) changes if necessary. Right now|pig part of the game, Local 222 periods. | ITALIA IN ONTARIO CUP Reinhold App (1), Italia defeated Thistles 4-1 in)one for Thistles. Final score|strong Toronto City. Bill Oort-| the final game of the Ontario} 4.1, Cup preliminaries. The winner of t Italia, will compete with other! hat game, BIG GAME JUNE 28 On Saturday, the League SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' TWO GOOD GAMES were pl ayed at Alexandra Park last night in the Oshawa City and District Softball League. Scu- gog Cleaners pulled off an upset win over the Bad Boys, constituting quite a surprise, since the Scugogs are a Junior *|coe Hall; team and "Bad Boys" are the OASA 1963 Inter "AA" cham- pions. And then in the second g: A. and W. nosed out the visiti from North Toronto, by a meagre 1-0 score. ame of the twin-hill, Oshawa ng Braytor and Sons squad Both games were of the nip-and-tuck variety and made a real hit with the cash customers on hand. x x x x OSHAWA MERCHANTS took a 12-10 licking at the hands of Ajax out at Little Britain las ern Ontario Baseball Association fixture. t night, in a scheduled East- Only a handful of "homebrew" fans and out-of-town supporters was on hand for the game as Jack Frost flirted with the thermometer. Merchants are in: action again game here against Canifton. booked to play a scheduled fixt x x MAJOR LEAGUE baseball some interesting results, , this Friday, with a home On Sunday, Merchants are ure in Ajax. x x results yesterday produced In the National League, Phillies beat out Chicago Cubs 4-2 while the Mets pushed Pittsburgh Pirates to a sizzling 2-1 deci sion, Los Angeles defeated Milwaukee, as Warren Spahn failed in his bid for another win. Cincy Redlegs humbled the S.F, Giants 9-4. In the American League, White Sox and Orioles split their twin-bill while Boston and New York Yankees did the same thing, with Pepitone as the Yankee he ro. Kansas City beat Detroit twice while Indians beat the Twins and Angels won 2-0 over Washington. xX xX X xX BRIGHT BITS: -- WINDSOR and Chatham have been granted a one-year leave of absence from the new Interna- tional Hockey League. ROY ROMERO, 21-year-old boxer, who suffered brain injuries in the. fourth round of his fight on Saturday night, passed away yesterday, at Man- ila recent years This is the fourth boxing-fatality in The Philippines, in . OTTAWA Rough Riders will have more black and less red, in their sweaters this season, to eliminate |seven innings, although he did) Ron Simcoe and Jack Shearer possible confusion with other "red-and-white" uniforms. such a@s worn by Montreal and Calgary, wyn is the coach of this star-| team, Jim Gard, manager and|/ Frank Malawy, trainer. An hour before this benefit game, two Minor teams will! play an exhibition game. MINOR SOCCER REPORT Results of the Minor League) |competition: Bathe Park ys| Brookside, 2-1; Simcoe Hall vs' Lake Vista, 9-0; Ukrainian YA jvs Fernhill, 2-0; Valleyview vs' | Woodview, 3-0. | Games scheduled for Wednes- day, June 17: Northway Court, 6 p.m., Woodview vs Fernhill; |7.30 p.m., Brookside vs St. |John's; Southmead, 6 p.m., |Lake Vista vs Ukrainian YA; 7.30 p.m., Valleyview vs Sim- Uxbridge, 7 p.m. |Uxbridge vs Bathe Park. MONDAY'S ACTION | Last night, Napco whipped) Thistles 4-0, at 6.45 p.m., in a Second Division game, It was Adriano) this is Italia and they will real-| really had Thistles worried. but | Didanielli (2), and Angelo Bres-ly have to do their utmost to/ng goals resulted : {san (1). John Richmond scored) be a worthy opponent for the} . from the many tries. Some of the play- ers of Loca] 222 played a mag- nificent game. In the first half, Jack Cald- well scored for Thistles and in the second half, Ken Cowie | tallied. In the goal of Thistles was Terry Oeppen. Thistles could have had a few more goals, if it had not been that their for- ward players were frequently off-side. Near the end of the second half, the goalie of Local. 222, Piet VanderZwet, was serious- ly injured and had to. be taken to the hospital. It is hoped. that he will be well again 'soon. Schedule for the rest of the week is as follows: All the games to be held at the Kinsmen Stadium: Second Division, Thursday, June 18, 6.4 | Rangers-2 vs Thistles-2; 8 p.m., Rangers vs Hungaria; Satur- day, June 20, 7 p.m., Ukrainia vs Thistles; 8.30, Local 222 vs Italia. | DOUBLEHEADER SERTA-ORTHOLUX ~ Scugogs Upset Bad Boys; -- A-W Nose Out Baytor's In the Oshawa City and Dis- trict Softball Association double- header last night, at Alexandra Park, Scugog Cleaners Juniors |pulled a surprise 4-1 victory | SCUGOG CLEANERS--Davis, |ss; Solomon, c; Rowden, 3b; |Young, cf; Mason, p; Szyszka, |2b; Yahn, 1b; Norris, lf; Hickey, f, ONLY ONE RUN 15 Each | @ Genuine smooth top construction --no tufts or buttons | @ Attractive, sturdy, woven stripe cover @ Twin-tapered tempered steel Serta-Ortholux coils | @ Full or twin width | @ Matching box spring... 39 jover Bad Boys, 1963 OASA| Oshawa A and W got the only| Inter. "AA" champions, in thejrun of the game to nose out) | | i i yi r | |first game of the night and in their 1-0 win over Baytor and |the second half, Oshawa A and |W Drive-In squad eked out a 1-0 city game here, which proved a real thriller. WIN FOR JUNIORS Warren Wills for Bad Boys jand Bob Mason for. Scugog Cleaners, waged a great pitch- \ing duel in the first game. Both {got into the odd spot of trouble |--but only odd, as Wills pitched |no-hit, no-run ball for the first | insue.walks to the early batters,| and Oscar Piontek each had two in almost every inning. George Brabin got the third PHOTO FINISH CAMERA IN SERVICE AT TOKYO NEW YORK (AP)--There should be no controversies over photo finishes in the Olympic Games at Tokyo Anticipating hair's - breadth finishes both on the cinder tracks and on the water, the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee has adopted an in- tricate device to settle all such issues, It is a camera which not only photographs the partici- pnts flashing across the fin- ish line -- whether they be speedy ruriners or eight-oar shells -- but also records the is set up just before and just across the finish line. The movie camera is installed on a line with the tape. The camera has two taking lenses--one for filming the contestants, the other mounted at a right angle to recorg the time. The design makes it possible to photograph both the figures of the competitors and time on the same picture. The exposed film is devel- oped in seconds and exam- ined through a viewer. Then time to the hundredth of a second. | The photo finish equipment | the negative is enlarged and printed within 30 seconds for | distribution to the judges and reporters. hit of the game off Mason in the sixth inning, a bases-empty homer and the 1-0 lead stood jup until the 8th inning. | In the 8th, Scugog Cleaners opened with a single by Ron Davis, a sacrifice by Solomon then Rowden tripled to drive in the winning run. Wills then walked Bob Young. Mason flied out to outfield but Szyszka singled, Yahn walked and Pete Norris completed the rally with a timely single, to make it a four-run splurge on their first four hits of the game. Bad Boys got a couple on in serve his win. Gordie Wilson and Brabin each had two hits |for the losers BAD BOYS |March, 3b; Brabin, If; Price, | 2b; Whiteley, cf; Melnick, c; /Cheeseman, 1b; Snow, rf;. Wills, |p; Berwick, batted in 9th. Wilson, ons, . Reg Hickey pitched the win : r A and W and gave up only victory over Baytor and Sons of| three hits in a fine performance |North Toronto in the first inter-| that, featured 10 strikeouts. Bay- | fo tor's never really threatened. Oshawa pecked away .at the odd hit each inning and one run in the second stanza when Nick Mroczek opened with a hit, ad- Sacrifice and scored later on an infield It the vanced on McKee's out and proved |} game. infield error. only run of an the |hits for the winners BAYTOR AND. SONS--Aiken, jlb; Winton, cf; Trevelyan, 2b; |Harrison, rf; Colbourn, c¢; Pendlebury, ss; © Darnbrough | 3b; Doyle, If; Drennan, p; San- |tori, p; Campbell, 1b; Dodevitz, \lf; Rick, batted in 7th; Vander- veer, batted in 8th. OSHAWA A and W--O'Reilly 2b; Piontek, cf; Hickey, p; Sim- coe, 3b; Mroczek, If; McKee, ss; |Carnwith, 1b; Weldon, c; Shearer, rf. | BULL LEA DIES He was 29 Ken umet Farm home. 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