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LOSE IN MIMivu SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ONTARIO'S leading track stars had to take a back seat, an international field of entries, in the St. Jean Bap- against ~ tiste Day invitational track meet at Montreal yesterday. ~ Treland's up-and-coming distance star Tom O'Riordan won " the 5,000-metre race, with Canada's Bruce Kidd a well-beaten third. In the 800-metre race, Jamaica's George Kerr scored an upset win, three-tenths of a who was favored to win this event. second ahead of Bill Crothers, In. the 20-kilometre Gaels' Suffers By GERRY SUTTON Oshawa Green Gaels suffer- | By. ed a double loss in an Ontario | ' it Lacrosse Association Junior ot Division game at Mimico last night as their four-game win | streak came to an abrupt halt. | What was probably more serious than the 8-5 loss to the Mimico Mounties was a broken | right leg, suffered by hard- Broken Dave Houston oom of Ross Othen and goaltender | Al Smith of the Mounties held | 49 playoff games and regular | Season contests, that Davis has _ been held goaless by the oppo-| sition. ~ SPORTS CALENDAR Tony's Blank Randall-Roy TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL City and District League -- Scugog vs Bad Boys, at Alex- andra Park, 6.30 p.m. and Brooklin vs A and W, at Alex- andra Park, 8.15 p.m. UAW League -- Karns vs Lord's, at Alexandra Park, 1 p.m, Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee League (East Division) -- Sun- Leg he 20-year-old centre to only wo assists. It marked the first time in GAELS' GAB. . . Centre Don walking race, U.S. champion Ronai Zinn, of West Point, was ~ first and Henrie Delerue of France second, Alex Oakley was * expected to compete in the event but, according to the Montreal report, 'failed to appear', x x x x : BENEFIT GAMES occupy the local sports spotlight this weekend, starting with the softball game at Kinsmen Stadium working forward Dave Hous- ton, The 19-year-old leftwinger re- ceived the injury in the first period when he collided with a Mimico player as he was lead ing a rush into the Mounties' end. He is expected to be out Stinson and Higgs both were absent from the Green Gaels' lineup. Stinson was recuperat- ing from a head injury and Higgs was out with a pulled leg muscle... . Gaels will prac- tice at the Chiidren's Arena at 10 p.m. tonight, after the Osh- awa Minor Lacrosse games. nyside at Harman; Woodview and Bathe at N. Oshawa, West Division -- Rundle at Glen Stewart; Storie at Fernhill; Brookside at Radio and Thorn- ton's at Lake Vista. All games at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow night, when the NHL All-Stars play Oshawa Bad Boys, proceeds to go to the Civic Auditorium fund. The Osh- awa team, OASA Intermediate two seasons, can not be taken an excelient account of themselves. "AA" champions for the past lightly and they should give But they'll have to be on their toes, too, because such winter-season stick-wielders as Keon, Mahoviich, Cullen, Murphy, etc., play together reg- ularly throughout the summer seasons, always in aid of some worthy charity, and they win more games than they lose. This attraction should draw a big crowd to Kinsmen Stadium tomorrow evening. On Sunday afternoon, also at Kinsmen Stadium, there's a bang-up soccer attraction which should have major appeal for the toe-ball enthusiasts. Oshawa and District's Sorio? "All-Stars" will play an exhibition game with Toronto City, current leaders of Professional Soccer League. the powerful Eastern Canada Charlie "Cannonball" Fleming, ace scorer of Toronto City, potted the winning goal last night at Varsity Stadium, for a 2-1 win over Toronto Italia, Included on the Toronto City roster are other soccer stal- warts as ace goalie Nigel Sims and tricky centre-forward Johnny Brooks. show in this city for some time This will quite be the best soccer talent to and with profits from Sunday afternoon's game ticketed to aid this city's new "Minor Soc- | cer Assoc.", the deserving event should x x BRIGHT BITS: -- Oshawa Green Gaels suffered a double loss last night at Mimico, when to the Mounties, but what was the services of Dave Houston, wards, when he sustained a bri of action until playoff time, at stole two bases, hit three single: be well patronized. x x | they dropped an 8-5 decision much more serious, they lost | one of the club's better for- | 'oken right leg. He'll be out least. . . , MAURY WILLS | ss and a double and in short, | acted like & one-man gang to lead Dodgers to a 15-4 victory over Milwaukee yesterday, Among the Braves' pitching staff to get his lumps was ex-Toronto Maple Leaf Chic Chi Olivo, who was tagged for six runs in two and one-third innings. - « . BOB FRIEND got his 12th-straight win over the N.Y. Mets yesterday, his fourth of thi is Season. Orlan do Capeda's two-run homer and Ron Herbel's fine pitching, he fanned 14, | gave Giants a 2-1 win over the MORE ORIOLES wo 7-4 over the Yankees last night, with Cincy Redlegs, .. . BALTI- | pitcher Stan Williams twice making bad throws, after field- ing bunts, to help Orioles score Sth inning. .. . BOB BRADLEY of Oshawa, Harry Mcliree of Whitby and Wilson Paterson of Whitby are among the latge number of entries in the Ontario Open Golf Champion- ship, starting at Islington, today, \first period. SCORES THREE aS | } | | jtory by virtue. of extra-base; of action for the next eight weeks, : Coach Jim Bishop dejected at t the loss said, 'We're certainly . : going to miss Houston, He is He | a good checker and a good) ha loose ball man." " Houston, just starting to come into his own on the third line, had taken the night off the play in the contest. Bishopities' attack with three goals. said rookie Jim Higgs, who|Brian Brady, who played five has been out of action for the/pames for Gaels this season, last two games, would probably|opened the scoring against his replace him. |former teammates at the seven- minute mark of the first period. In the game, Green Gaels| Kevin Ellis, Bob Boivin an) were disorganized and ragged,|Bill Manley completed the scor-| showing little power when they|ing for the Mounties, who snap- had the man advantage and Ped a seven-game losing skein. were only in the contest in the| Fifteen-year-old rookie Ross |Jones was the top player for Mounties had eight break-|Green Gaels, playing a fine|" aways and scored on half of|Checking game and pacing)' them. They might have had a/their attack with two goals. Ken|¢ few more, but Merv Marshall/Thompson, Brian Thompson in. goal for Gaels stopped their|and Phil efforts, |, Captain John Davis, jand goals, had his worst night John Dale paced the Moun-lof the season as the checking Gaels' is Monday night when | Children's Arena. ® Davies, forwards, DAVE HOUSTON is ley, Ferguson, Renouf, Mantey; forwards, Othen, Gair, Ellis, Boivin, Brady. 1, Mimico, Brady 2, Mimico, Dale PLAYED BAD GAME 4. Oshawa, B, Thompson Galr 18.33, 6. Oshawa, K. Thompson (Davies) 3.00 8, Oshawa, 9. Mimico, Othen son (misconduct) 10.27, Manley Clayton added singles. |" who! 12, Oshawa, in to joints |13. Mimico, leads the league in total point Yehstighs oN |Dale 13.37, | Penalties BASEBALL Oshawa om, Pee Wee hey meet Mimico here at the/League -- South-West vs Peo- Y pie ple's Clothing, at Alexandra Park and Jubilee Pavillion vs Auto Workers Credit Union, at Harman Park. Both games 6.15 p.m, SOCCER Oshawa and District (Second Division) -- Ukrainia vs Italia, ron at Kinsmen Civic Memorial 10.49| Stadium, 6.45 p.m. (First Divi- 11.14| 8400) -- Ukrainia vs Local 222, i7'0|at Kinsmen Stadium, 8 p.m. Boivin 9.50,| | LACROSSE Oshawa. Minor Bantam League -- Lions vs Kinsmen, 6 ii{D-m. and Jury and Lovell vs 10.27} UAWA, 7 p.m. Both games at Minnie, 17.59|Oshawa's Children's Arena. 1.Mimico, 18.16 Penalties -- Ireland 1.53, B. Thompson) Juvenile - Junior League 52, Hinkson 8,42, Gair 9.39, eel ay Beaupre Spurs vs Bosco Real ) 19.33/Estate, at Brooklin Arena, 8 p.m, . . The next home game for OSHAWA = goal, Marshall; defence, Hinkson, _Kiwier, Armr<trang; Jones, Davis, K. T 5 Thompson, Ireland, Clayton, Houston ind Stahis, MIMICO -- goal, Smith; defence, Lil- McKittrick, Dale, Johnson, Kiz'ak, Timpson and FIRST PERIOD 3. Oshawa, Jones (Davies, K. Thompson) Penalties -- Gair 2.15, SECOND PERIOD 5. Mimioc, Dale 1.29 7. Mimico, Ellis (Gair) Jones (K. Thornpson) Boivin (Lilley) Dale (Othen) 15.45, Davis "THIRD PERIOD . 4 Clayton (Davis) 13.58 Manley (Johnson) 15.23 Ellis 9.38, Armstrong 10.45, Hinkson 18.05, Maniey 19.15. -- Benouf 2.58, Manley 4.48, FRIDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Toronto Beaches Major Fast- Jr. Legionnaires Win Over People's Oshawa Legionnaires defeated|into the run column until the People's Credit Jewellers 5-3,/ fifth when Mick Flynn tripled |last night at Talbot Park, in a)with one out and then with two/ in the third period, gave Peter- |Leaside Junior League baseball! out, Dave Mitchell drew a walk,|P0ough an 8-7 victory over Osh- fixture that saw each team col-|stole second and both he and|2¥@ Juvenile Green Gaels in an i it en safeties f si OLA Juvenile League game lecting a total of seven Flynn scored on a timely rings at the Ohildesnta Arena iast|, 2 | night. | but Oshawa claiming the vic-/py Ted Lutton. In the sixth, Al Etchells blows. Y singled and Mike Joel's homer| Moodie's ball League -- Oshawa Tony's at Smart Cleaners, in Hamilton, 8 p.m, Exhibition Game -- (Proceeds to Civic Auditorium Fund) -- NHL All-Stars vs Oshawa Bad Boys. at Kinsmen Civic Memor- ial Stadium, 8 p.m. City and District Assoc. -- Oshawa A and W vs Brooklin Concretes, at Brooklin Commun- ity Park, 8.15 p.m. BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior ague -- Brockville vs Oshawa at Little Britain, Juvenile Gaels Beaten 8-7 In League Opener A goal by Tom Moodie, late |Merchants, The WAS | > 99 pth. winning goal second of the] Roger Reeson pitched the win for Oshawa. The first hit he allowed was a homer by Ian O'Grady, in the fourth inning. |In the sixth, with two out, Bill {Fallows was safe on an infield error and scored later on back- three unearned runs in the MINOR SOFTBALL Sunnyside, Bathe Park Bantam League Winners In Oshawa Minor Softball As- sociation action last night, Sunnyside Park defeated Storie Park 10-6 and Bathe Park won over Woodview 18-1, in the two Kiwanis Bantam League games. In Midget League action, Gen- osha Juveniles eked out a 3-3 win over Connaught Park, . thanks to an error on the final Play of the game and in the other two games, Lake Vista Midgets beat out their North Oshawa visitors 9-8 and Storie aig whipped Rundle Park lads SUNNYSIDE WINS | Sunnyside Park Bantams won| their 10-6 verdict over Storie on some solid hitting by Hercia, Boivin, Ashton, Cappuccitti and Woermke, as they put over three runs in the first, four more in the third and singletons in each of the next three frames Woermke, pitching for the} winners, struck out 15 batters and was worthy of one of his best games -- after he got go- ing, which was after Storie Park had scored four runs in the first infing, on two errors Woermke himself, a walk to estik and a triple by McKen- zie, followed by Sarganet's single, Storie got only one run after that, a homer by Parsons, in the sixth. EASY FOR BATHE Bathe Park Bantams had an easy time of it Park, winning 13-1 against their less-experienced rivals, who tried hard but just weren't good enough. Starkey, pitching for Bathe, claimed the huge total when Leaming's error at first! base, on what would have been the final play of the game, let Bellingham score the winning run for the Juveniles. LAKE VISTA WINS Staged a ding-dong battle at Lake Vista diamond with Ewart hitting a homer for the visitors that was good for a four-run had a couple for Lake Vista. | fourth. to-back singles by Arch Yurkiw and Frank Sidey. People's got their third and final run in the eighth, when Jim Wilson opened with a double and scored later on a sacrifice fly mA Fallows and Yurkiw's single, his a made the score 4-1. In the 7th, game and came with Darryl Eastern Ont. Midget League Reeson opened with a walk,/Scollard, his teammate, in the) --Cobourg at Orono, 6.30 p.m. Mitchell sacrificed and Lutton's| penalty-box. Single, his third-straight hit of| the game, scored Reeson with) Oshawa'n fifth and final tally.| jing : ' Etchell had two hits. lins, John Tighe, Jim Hickey OSHAWA LEGIONNAIRES -- others. Mitchell, 2b; Lutton, ss; Mc-| Bill Gresham led the Oshawa Namee, 1b; Bell, cf; Etchells,/attack with three goals. Mike c; Joel, 3b; Barnett, If; Flynn,| Sheedy fired a pair, while Fred rf; Reeson, p. | Gepacmreed and Ron Sutton hit of the game. Bob Reynolds also had two of the losers' seven safeties. Frank Sidey pitched the first eight innings for Peo- ple's and gave way to Dunc | Wood in the ninth. scored singles, 'PEOPLE'S JEWELLERS --| 'The game opened the 1964 Wilson, ¢; O'Grady, 2b; Fal-| 8 pen e Tes on, Yurty, Vs Riley, &: regular season schedule for the Juvenile Gaels. McCarney, rf; Reynolds, cf;| pr Raino, 16: Horner, %; Quinell, pero een, oo ttel: 1b in 7th; Hawton, 3b in 7th; liwebb, Moodie, Tighe, Caley, Legionnaires threatened a couple of times but didn't get Wood, p in 9th; Borman, rf in/Hickey, Collins, Livingston, 6th. ____|Mills, Scollard, Post, Rexe, D. Lake Vista and North Oshawa! YACHT CLUB RACES Webb and Kinmand. | OSHAWA -- goal, Bremner; |Keenan, Sheedy, Haverty, Brad- rally in the fourth while Hudgin Qualify For Joe Patterson and Carl Bur- rell finished first and second respectively, in the best 8-out- of-10 races, in Series "A" at the Oshawa Yacht Club and so qualified for the club's Blue Bilinski started for Lake Vista and gave way to Christie in the Bramley started for! North Oshawa and lasted until the second inning, when Sharp took over, Both teams left a lot of runners stranded and then went down to the 9th with Lake Vista leading 8-6. North Oshawa scored two in the 9th, by Reid and Sharp, to tle it up but Lake) Last weekend Patterson add- Vista got the winner in their 9thled to his points total with a when Riley opened with a single|second and a first-place finish, and scored later on a sacrifice|while Burrell was able to hold and outfield error. |his own, although he withérew in the season. Patterson And Burrell Jay championships events, later|Jones coming out on top. at Woodview| three. STORIE WHIPS RUNDLE _{fom the final race, after com- Storie Park Midgets had too| much experience and power at Park Midget entry, in their game last night at Rundle Park, ho i ended up 15-3 for the visi- ors. Storie struck-for-five runs in each of the first two frames. After that, Peder Anlauf stopped them fairly well, except for a gl outburst in the seventh, but the damage--had been done. Andy Konopacki gave Rundle only four hits and four runs, while fanning a dozen batters. Morrison, Wilkins, Wil- of 18 strikeouts and but for the walks he gave up to Shestowski and Osborne in the second, plus a hit by Cunningham, could have had a shutout. The winners found Shestowski generous with walks and thanks to some timely hitting by Cuth- son and Pagqueete were best for Rundle;*while Solomon, |Konopacki, Logeman and G. Wright headed the winners, | Corvettes Triumph bert, Starkey, Plob, Cutler and Butler, had little trouble piling up their total, including two four-tun rallies in the fourth and seventh innings. d CLOSE FOR GENOSHAS Genosha Juveniles, playing in| the Midget League schedule, came real close for the second time this week, in having their undefeated string broken, but nosed out Connaught Park 4-3. After a good game with Cal- der pitching for Genoshas and Leaming starting for Con. naught, the Midgets scored two in the second on a walk and errors, to take the lead. Gibbens * homered in the sixth to put Gen- oshas ahead 3-2. Connaugh' scored a run in their 8th, aided by errors and Clapp's single. They were headed for a 3-3 tie, with two out in the final inning | In Girls' Softball | Scoring nine runs in the first | four innings, Corvettes went on |to defeat Malibus 10-5 in a Gen- jeral Motors Senior Ladies' soft- ball game 'at Connaught Park last night, Winning pitcher Wilson was ning when she allowed three contro! of the ball game. CORVETTES -- King, c; Wil- son, Pp; Mcliguham, 1b; Strachan, 2b; Morrison, ss; Gib- bens, 3b; Smith, "If; Nicholas, cf; Allchorne, rf; Rockbrune, If; Leslie, ef; Stoneburg, cf. MALIBUS -- Vandrumel, p; Smith, if; Skea, c; Moreau, 3b; Brooks, 1b; Halliday, ss; Mackie, 2b; Forbes, cf and Crowells, rf, the plate for the new Rundle| only in trouble in the first in-| runs, but from then on she took! mitting a foul. Light winds, 0.3 mph, made) sailing difficult and trying. The) first drifter saw Kirby take the |lead at the first mark and hold this position for the remainder of the race. Joe Patterson and other competitors in the fleet were caught by a strong cur- rent and forced to make extra tacks, to reach the mark. Law- rence, trapped back in the fleet, tried to sneak through at the far mark but was unsuc- cessful. Running down a mark- er twice in one series will be) a record (7?) hard to break. Patterson, Kirby and Law- rence finished in that order in the second event. Race No. 10 of the series proved to be one of the most interesting of the set. No less than three protests) were filed with the sailing com-! mittee. Three different sets of circumstances created the sit- ations, under the same rule-- "Tuffing rights." | E. Cheetham protested C.| Burrell, who withdrew, while! Kirby protested Wilder, while} the latter, in turn, filed against| Bartenwerfer. Both Wilder and | OFF TO NEW YORK | TORONTO (CP) -- Northern Dancer, the famous three-year- old colt that this year won the Preakness Stakes, the Kentucky Derby and the Queen's Plate, left Wednesday for Belmont Park in New York. The Dancer, owned by millionaire industrial- ist E. P. Taylor of Toronto, will) st for a few weeks before get- ting down to work again for the Travers Stakes at Saratoga Aug.| 22. jley, D. Sutton, R. Sutton, Green- jwood, Gresham, Johnston, Davidson, Gray, Krasnay, How- jard and Laxton. \One-Hit Performance Legion Bantam Action Pitcher Ron Joseph tossed a one-hitter in an Oshawa Legion Bantam baseball game last and Ralphinight and gave Oshawa Dairy Lightning"| 9 15-2 victory over Houdailie In- challenge, with! qustries. The winners collected 15 hits, | This coming Sunday, thejincluding a home run by Bob [feng sailors take up the chal-|Durno and a triple by Jim Nes- Title Run Bartenwerfer were disqualified. The Miscellaneous Class boats 'got a start when Harry Jones, in his Y-Flyer, Schofield, in his took up the lenge in the Series "B':, with|bit. Oshawa Dairy made only the first race scheduled for two|one error, while the losers had o'clock. six. Eastern Ont. PeeWee League Scollard also had two goals) Oshawa vs Whitby, at Me- for the Petes, while Mike Col-|morial Park, 6.30 p.m. land Bill Livingston added the TRACK AND FIELD Ontario Bantam: and Midget- Age Class Championships, at Alexandra Park, 1.30 p.m. |Donald, Simpson, Blyth, Noakes, |Gorycki and Beuchler all hit In Fast Game Oshawa Tony's blanked Ran- Nakina-To Oshawa Pigeon Race Slow ~"siow'" weatner, there were no "first-eday" arrivals, first bird home being owned by Roy Bevan and arriving at 83 am The Oshawa Racing Pigeor|on the second day, Three of the Club held a 600-mile race, from %fts made no race report, Nakina, Ontario, this last weekend with a tota' of 47 birds, representing five lofts, competing in the event. The results, in yards-per-min- ute, were as follows: H. Bevan, 1088:98; R. Bevan, 1031:60; J. Shewchuck, 802:20; R. Bevan, :87 Shewchuck, ; and J, 766 : 65. to Oshawa Bucking cross-winds and dall-Roy Metals 2-0, here at Alexandra Park last night, in a scheduled Beaches Major Fast- ball League fixture, one of the fastest games of the season. Frank Marshall for the visi- tors and Bob Grier for Tony's, waged a keen mound duel, with Marshall <élaiming six strike- outs and Grier having seven. The visitors outhit Oshawa four- to-two, with safeties being ex- tremely scarce. Both of Osh- awa's hits agen: RBI blows, to provide only scoring of the contest, ' With both teams playing a snappy brand of ball, especial- ly in the infield, they whipped through the first five innings in rapid order. Oshawa's first run came in the sixth when Jack Sneddon walked with one out. With two out, Jack Armstrong was safe on an error at short-|- stop and Bob Booth's single came next, to score Sneddon. 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