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A a See eg arewe eran eteeeLRn: eee Se --cabeaisineienson Scugog Cleaners Win Tourney At Peterboro Oshawa Scugog Cleaners captured the Peterborough Softball Tournament over the holiday week-end, defeating Peterborough "'Georgies" in the tinal championship game, 3-1. Prior to this, 'the Scugog Cleaners had two tough battles, beating out the Trenton Elec- trics 2-1, in their first game of the tournament, on Friday night. The Friday night game went 11 innings before a winner was declared. In their semi-final set, Seugog Cleaners had to beat out Oshawa A and W in a hectic 4-2 game. ; OUST TRENTON Oshawa Scugog Cleaners won| ! their first game on Tuesday night, defeating Trenton Elec- trics 2-1. Bob Mason pitched this win for the leaners, giving up only two his over the full distance, a single to Pearson, with two out in the third inning and a hhome-run blow to Murphy, with two out in the sixth frame - - this produced Trenton's only run. Mason claimed 17 strike- out victims, while Hodgson had 13. Hodgson, pitching for Tren- ton, gave up a run in the fourth inning when Bob Young homered with two out: What proved the winning run came in the 11th inning. Tilk singled 'with two out and then went all' the way as the Liftlock City defense made three errors in succession - - all "behind" the runner. TRENTON ELECTRICS Pearson, 2b and 3b; Dalliday, ss; Murphy, If; Kelly, c; Brady, cf; Hodgson, p; Asta, 3b; Con- nelly, rf; Driscott, 3b in 11th. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Tilk, cf; Solomon, ef; Syszka, 2b; Young, lb; Hickey, rf; Seneco, If; Gaskell, ss; Yahn, 3b; Mas- on, p; Mcintyre, batted in 9th. \3b; Young, cf; _./game of the tournament, PUT OUT BAD BOYS tournament, on Wednesday, In the second game of the/the first inning when Davis Ontario Lacrosse Association Ju- Ree a ie bed ak ee ae a oe ee CREE ick re yar ee THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 2, 1964 5. Osnewa, K. imompson Thompson, rat jerwood, E. MoNel 'c oe R. Machel) . Ron McNeil had four goals for the Terriers and also picked up) , 4: a ten-minute misconduct at the six minute mark of the third. pees - 'eg MeNell Penalties -- Motrison (misconduct) 1.56 Green Gaels Edge Allen Abbott fired two goals, 42, 2 8.56, Moore Alderwood Squad ir ities' Si eet ce ren te a ee a 15 Sport--St Kitts aWllop St. Kitts Wallop (8. Thompson) 16. 23. Oshawa, B. Thompson (Higgs) 17.00) d with a single and Solo- Oshawa Scugog their own hometown league in a 4-2 victory for Scugogs. The Juniors got three of their four runs in the semi-final two batters, mon, and then Rowden homered. Scugogs got only one more win for Scugogs, holding A and W to only five scattered hits. error, with two out. § 1ncee en was s6le 0h on Oertr, 'Alderwood. buddies, the A and W Drive-In|then Rowden singled. In the club, and ¢heir tussle ended up|sixth inning, with two out and the bases empty, to break the 1-1 tie and/naires are third with 14 points. game, in the first inning when|in the 8th, Scugogs got the | h on pitcher Reg|clincher when Davis tripled andjbattle with the Terriers all the|collected six points, White, who walked the first) scored later on Rowden's single, Davis and So'0-|his second hit of the game. run, in the sixth inning, when|Daley, If; Marchen, 1b; Haig,|as the Alderwood Club letdown'Jim Higgs. Gaskell opeed with a triple|3b; Amer, 2b; Rowe, rf; Gur- - scored on Szyszka's sing-|ney, : Cc; p; W. Rowe, cf in 2nd; Bailey, Murvag Hobbs pitched this|rf in 4th. vis, 8S; Mapes doubled to open the|)." x oye . third inning and scored when ac ver ke pay Dies Joe Piontek was safe on an Mason, p; Hickey, rf in 7th. Young homered, R. McNeil, Crawford, Smitt|, FIRST PERIOD ome wee pangs og = SECOND PERIOD ame "misconduct 8h a NES (CP)-- set stage for (misconduct, f Oshawa Green Gaels moved,completely and wameed into sev-|the fetciacs battle Mica ie +2 be MeN ---ncerey 00) Seg eatin Meee "Gary Hind and Ron Roy pa Scugog Cleaners got a run injinto a tie for first-place in theleral foolish penaltie: Armstrongs and Gaels in| (kK. Thomp St. Catharines Athletics to a M The officials, Bob " Martin of/Brampton on Saturday night. 5 - 74 . 5 victory over Peterborough nior League last night, edging|Oshawa and Bill Dicks of Mimi-lThe Gaels next home game is Port rae Triumphs [Petes Wedgnesday in an Ontario Alderwood Terriers 12-11, at/co, called 97 miiutes in penal-/Monday night against Guelph| '3 7 ' Lacrosse Association senior gig age ma oe nt -- "= Mohawks, Over Oshawa Youths ea a rampton| ut r ten-minute] OSHAWA -- goal, Marshall; defence, 'Abbott The win tied St. Catharines Armstrongs have 20 points after|misconducts, " Kiwlor, Hinkson, Kolesnick, Davies: for- het B. Thompson 3.11, Moore| oft Hope edged Oshawa Le-| with Brooklin for first place, 13 games with ten wins and| Speedy Ken Tiompson paced|tnompson ireiana,' Viigo Mrrnirots| '38 Kiwior 642, Kennedy 98, tretana|sionnaires 5-4 in an Eastern|one game up on Peterborough. three defeats. Hastings Legion-|the Green Gaels' attack with|Davis, stanle and Diayton. (minor, misconduct). 10.54 Abbott 11-53,/Ontario Inter-County PeeWee) Hing scored four goals and eight points, on four goals and|,,ALDERWOOD els defence,| "Pywtord (minor, misconduct) 17.26. |>aseball game at Port Hope/poy added three. Roy Wood Green Gaels fought an uphill|four assists. Brian Thompson i THIRD PERIOD on Monday night. scored three of the Peter- including|¢. McNeil, 17. Oshawa, B. Thompson The winners collected eight|porough goals. way, trailing 4-3 after the first|three. goals. John Davis also K. Thompson, Davies) ..+«+++-- 52! /hits off losing pitcher Pal Tay- and 10-6 at the end of the sec-jhad six points with two goals) ;, a1 ringgit MeNell ..n00 s+ 629/lor, including home runs in Ss FORMED ond period. They outscored the|plus four assists. Singles went| 2. Alderwood Ey eae aah othe first and second. The Canadian Arthritis and GEORGIES--Thompson,_ 88;/Terriers 6-1 in the final period|to Ross Jones, Jim Hinkson and igh £51 i Oehowa ee (Davis) .. 14g), Watson hit a home run in th: |Rheumatism Society was 4. Alderwood, R. McNeli "I, 94e-41. Oshawa, Davis (K. Thompson)" Jaag|foutth inning. founded in 1948. Materson, cf; Leahy, SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Da- Solomon, c; Rowden, The losers got their other run led, advanced on an infield out Simcoe. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Da- vis, ss; Solomo, c; Rowden, Tilk, If; | Gas- kell, 1b; Szyszka, 2b; Yahn, rf; Hobbs, p. A and W -- O'Reilly, 2b; Piontek, If; Knight, c; Simcoe, 3b; Shearer, cf; Carnwith, 1b; Cole, ss; Mapes, rf; White, p; Hickey, p in 7th; McKee, bat- ted in 9th. in the sixth when Piontek sing- People's Clothing To p and scored on-a single by Ron! Aytg Workers' Squad Workers' Credit Union 9-3. Willson, who struckout 12 and walked only four. Join in the Success Car Sales Celebration! Wide choice! Top trade-ins! In an. 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