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'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 9, 1964 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' TORONTO (CP)--Three old- timers--two from Western Can- ada and the other from Quebec --were named Wednesday to ANNUAL All-Ontario' Junior Softball Tourna- ' back in 1957 as an experiment, by the District Softball Association, is scheduled Saturday at Alexandra Park and it will be the biggest Secretary Alex Donaldson discloses that he has entries -- a total perhaps too large for reasonable a knockout tournament. Oshawa's two Ju- Genoshas and Guscott's, will play their first tournament tonight at Alexandra Park, a sudden- this one, an even number of entries (18) the starting gun on Saturday at 12:30 the draw will be made. At least four five games will get underway at one o'clock that point on, it will be a case of steady final game scheduled for 8:15 o'clock, a feature that last year attracted a crowd of well a thousand fans. The final game, for handsome individ- les, two sets, for the winners and runners-up, will affair (it went 11 innings one year) but all the tournament are scheduled for seven With top Junior teams of the province coming, Capreol Northern Ontario champions, Woodstock, Falls, Hamilton, Toronto, Peterborough, Brockville, , some great softball entertainment will be provided at Alexandra Park on Saturday -- from one o'clock until ??? In the past, there have been as many as four 1-0 games in the day's play, one year they had two no-hitters and, of , "overtime" innings have become common-place. In addition to the day's entertainment, the fans will have their chance at a dozén or more handsome "'attendance prizes" with the No, 1 prize, of course, being the 50-50 membership draw. A membership ticket entitles the holder to attend the full day's tournament play. . . . if he can make it -- he can even watch four games at the same time. City and Dis- trict Assoc .officers and team managers can supply all re- quests. I fiq i el He SF Hine £ i apts in x x x x DIAMOND DUST: -- There were two shutouts registered in the Béaches Major Fastball League "'Inter-City" schedule games last night. Johnny Duff pitched Hamilton Southan's to a 2-0 victory over Oshawa Tony's here at Alexandra Park, with a scorching one-hitter. Bob Honda, the left-fielder who won the Oshawa Junior Tournament's "most valuable play- er" 'trophy a couple of years back -- when Jack Dutt pitched them to the title, was with Southan's club last night... . NEW TORONTO defeated Richmond Hill last night at Kew Gardens, . . . OSHAWA MERCHANTS have a game here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium tomorrow night. They're playing their game that was rained out a week ago, with Brockville. The latter club is scheduled to play Ajax on Saturday, so requested to come to Oshawa on Friday and stay over for the game in Ajax, in order to cut down their season's travelling expenses. . . . JIM McKNIGHT'S homer enabled Toronto Maple Leafs to nip out a 2-1 victory in Rochester last night and end their recent slump, at the six- game mark. . . . PHILLIES were rained out yesterday but San Francisco failed to gain any ground as they had to settle for a split in their twin-bill with the Cubs in Chicago. Willie Mays homered for three runs, to help Giants win the second game 7-2 but they dropped the first one to the Cubs 2-0 when Bob Buhl came up with a fine four-hit mound performance. Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, raising the hall's membership to 113. They are 49-year-old golfer Stan Leonard of Vancouver, Al Ritchie of Regina, whose name is synonymous with the Saskat- chewan Roughriders f 00 t ball club, and the late Edouard Fa- bre of Montreal, a great mara- thon runner at the turn of the century. The selection committe, made up of sports writers and sportscasters from each prov- ince, was asked to name three choices and votes were com- puted on a 3-2-1 basis. Point- totals were not announced, Leonard staked a big claim for membership in the hall when he defeated Australia's honors in Canada Cup play against the world's best at Mel- bourne, Australia, in 1959. He was the leading Canadian nine times in the Canadian Open, won the Canadian Professional Golfers Association title eight times and clicked for three big tournament wins in the United States -- the Tournament of Champions, the Western Open and the Greensboro Open. Ritchie, 73, who deals in real estate, was born at Cobden, Ont., moved to Regina as a 21- year-old and served 'as manager and coach of the Roughriders-- the name he pinned on the club ---for many years. His teams won 56 consecutive games and nine western championships. Ritchie insisted on challeng- ing the East for the Grey Cup at a time when the East was loaded with football talent. He Name Three More To Sports Hall Of Fame ers, 1929-1932, but it was his per- sistence that laid the work for the preseni Sast-West) A rivalry, He also. organized Regina Pats, a fine unior team and his sports interest spilled over into hockey. Fabre, who died in 1939 at the age of 54, won the Boston and San Francisco marathons in 1915, and was second in 1914 in! the Boston run. Born at Ste. Genevieve, near Montreal, he was left an orphan when he was eight years old, was placed in an orphanage but ran away and was brought up by an In- dian family at Caughnawaga, ear Montreal. He: was also outstaning as a snowshoer, winning the interna- ternational snowshoe Quebec- to-Montreal event in 1930. coached four straight cup los- Peter Thomson for individual Oshawa Leads Inter-County PeeWee Loop Following is the standing of the Eastern Ontario Inter- County PeeWee League, as of the 30th of June, released by Jim Gilmer, PeeWee ---- Oshawa Cobourg X-Peterborough Bowmanville Port Hope .. X-Ajax Whitby (X-Ajax and Peterborough games not counted for league standings, as they only play a brief schedule). DURHAM PEEWEE LEAGUE W L Pts 1 Kendal Mighty Stein to win the fea- Pts./time in 13 starts this year in- 14) $3,636. In 1963, the four-year-old 'Tarport Scotty' Is Greenwood Winner TORONTO (CP) -- Tarport Scotty won by a nose over tured eighth race Wednesday at Greenwood Raceway. Harold McKinley rallied Arm- bro Bingo to gain a third place finish. Tarport Scotty, entering the winner's circle for the third creased his earnings by $650 to gelding rang up six wins in 17 races, earning $5,612. Gypsy Baron, owned by Ed- mond Filion, won the sixth race and Glendale Joe from the Glendale Farm of New Lisk- eard, Ont., came in second to provide a quinella of $18.90. Dean Yates won the opening race, and combined with Per- ennial in the second for a $15.60 daily double. Newcastle Welcome 0 3 5 Orono 6 Blackstock 6 8 8 8 6 4 WILL BRING STARS MOSCOW (AP) -- The Rus- sians are going to Los Angeles ing, If; maz, 1b; Zak, c; Rospond, p; Rose, 2b; Richard- with a tested and talented group of men and women for the sixth United States-Russia dual track Bantam Hurler Strikes Out 17 and field meet July 25-26. The Track and Field Federation and 18 women. team, announced by the Soviet Wednesday, will include 42 men Wide, 1b; Trew, cf; Miller, 2b; Greenwood, rf; Mc- Vickers, If; Quantrill, ss; Ken- nedy, p; Yeo, If; Elliott, ss and Croix, p. Kendal Defeats Local Lads 4-3 In 7th Inning Kendal Juveniles, scoring the winning run in the bottom of the seventh, edged Oshawa UAW 4-3 in an Eastern On- tario Juvenile baseball game at Kendal last night. The winners scored 'the win- ning run on a singls plus a combination of passed balls and a wild pitch. Kendal got their other runs in the fourth inning on an error, a double and two big singles. Oshawa scored a run in the first when Willoughby bunted, went to second on an over- throw and came in on Crosmaz' single. They got their other two runs in the third. The losers collected two hits, while Kendal made five hits. Both teams had one error each. OSHAWA -- Holt, rf; Whit- Willoughby, ss; Cros- Foster, cf; son, 2b and Corneal 3 b, KENDAL -- Robinson, %; Hogg, c; Oshawa Dairy defeated Hou- daille Industries 11-5 at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium last night in one of two Osh- awa Legion Bantam baseball games played. In the other con- test at Harman Park, Oshawa Heating edged Dairy Queen 4-3. McKnight's Homer Gives Leafs Win HITTERS SHINE Jim Nesbitt and Paul Bligden paced Oshawa Dairy to its victory over the Houdaille club. Nesbitt went four-for-four and Bligden had a perfect five-for- five. Andy Kit won the game, fan- ning 17 batters and allowing five THREE GAMES REPORTED Three games were reported in the Oshawa Civic Softball League schedule action last night, with Dodd's Motors nos- ing out Reynolds Aluminum 12- Dodd's Defeat Reynolds In Civic League Action the fourth and two .in the fifth, to take the lead 7-5. Excelsiors played it just like fishing -- one-at-a-time--against Hoar's pitching, notching one in SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Oshawa Poa * og District ssoc, -- A. a . vs Scugog Cleaners, at 6.30 p.m, and Au- rora vs Oshawa Bad Boys, at 8.15 p.m. Both games at Alex- andra Park. Neighborhood Assoc. PeeWee Boys' League--(East Division) -- Woodview at North Oshawa; Kingside at Eastview and Har- man at Bathe Park; (West Divi- sion) -- Thornton's Corners. at Rundle Park; Storie at Radio; Lake Vista at Fernhill and Glen Stewart at Brookside Park. All games at 6.30 p.m. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc.: (PeeWee League) -- People's Eastview Park and UAW Credit Union vs Jubilee Pavilion, at Alexandra Park, Both games at 6.15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa at Ajax, 6.30 p.m, LACROSSE Oshawa Juvenile - Junior League -- Tom Cullen's Esso vs John Beaupre Spurs, at Brook- lin Arena, 8.00 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc.--(Ban- tam League) -- UAWA vs Kins- men at 6.00 p.m. and Jury and Lovell vs Lions Club, at 7.00 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Children's Arena, (Midget League) -- Hotel Genosha vs People's Clothing, at 8.00 p.m. and Royal Crown Colas vs Dairy Queen, at 9.00 p.m. Both games at Oshawa Children's Arena. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc.-- (Second Division) Napco vs Rangers, at 6.45 p.m. and (First Division) Ukrainia vs Rangers, at 8.00 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. e FRIDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Toronto Beaches Major Fast- ball League -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall Roy's, at Kew Gar- dens, 8.15 p.m. Oshawa Minor Bantam League -- Bathe at Storie and Sunnyside Park boys defeat- ed Bathe Park 8-1, last night at Bathe Park, in their Oshawa Minor Softball Association Ki- wanis Bantam League fixture. Woodview Park game was re- ceived Woermke, pitching for Sunny- side, struck out eight batters, allowing only three hits. Star- out and was left on base. In the scored on an error by Boivin. hit, a single. bain * was the starting pitcher for Bathe and gave way later to Kirkham. Be- tween them they had 13 strike- outs but they were also guilty of wildness, especially Starkey, who walked one in the first, Juvenile Gaels Lose Thriller To Port Credit Scoring three unanswered | see late in the final period, 'ort Credit went on to defeat Oshawa Juvenile Green Gaels 9-6 in an OLA Juvenile game, here at the Children's Arena last night. The,Gaels stayed on. even terms with the winners until the 17 minute mark, when Tom Campbell scored the second of his three goals to break a 6-6 tie. Port Credit added two more goals before the period was over. . Joe Hore also fired three goals for Port Credit, while Frank Marchim, Dave Keldie and Bob Chandler added singles. Gary Davie, who scored a goal Monday night with the parent Oshawa Green Gaels, led the losers' attack with two goals. Dave Keenan, Ken Howard, Fred Greenwood and Mike Sheedy added the others. PORT CREDIT--goal, Wood; Keldie, Chandler, Dickson, Oshawa'Minor ~ Softball Assoc. No report of the Fernhill at key tripled in the third with two next frame Kirkham tripled and Cockerton had the losers' other Pl Eldridge and Hercia scored him with a single and scored later on an error in centre, In the third, the winners added six on three walks, single by El double by Hercia and Cappuc- citti's homer. Kirkham stopped! them after that but the damage had been done. | WIN FOR GENOSHAS Hotel Genosha Juveniles had little trouble winning 10-2 over Rundle Park Midgets, in their interlocking schedule fixture, at|(Qeaes Alexandra Park, ai. Rundle got two runs at thelf start by Morrison and Stuart.|?} After that MacNamee struck out|}} 14 batters in the five-inning con-|[} test. Genoshas scored in every|| fifth "blag. thelr" big "oplerees eir s e. Anlauf's Sianeon, he" Wralled nine batters, made things easy for the Juveniles. 13-INNING THRILLER Most exciting game of the sea- son was Nipigon Park's 3-3 vic- tory over the visiting Lake Vista Midgets, a game that went 13 innings before it was decided. Christy's two-run homer in the seventh and a run in the eighth by Riley, with Kram's single helping, gave Lake Vista their three runs against Spiers, who went all the way for Nipigon, fanning a dozen. Peyton homered for Nipigon in the second, Wilson singled and scored with Hamilton's help in the seventh and they managed to get the tying run off Christy in the 9th, after there were two out, on hits by Wilson and Ham- ilton, plus an error. The win- ning run in fhe 18th also came with two out, Griffin, Morrison and Wilson doing the hitting. CONNAUGHT WINS In the Midget League' game at Connaught Park, the home team winning over the visiting North Oshawa squad, 9.5, Fi Byes 3 Pas PORTABLE CAR RADIO Perfect for picnics, beach par- ties, boating, you name 't, When used as car radio power is supplied by the car's battery. Reg, Price $140 Completely Installed. price -...... 110 installed completely 1 YEAR WARRANTY ELECTRONICS 181 Bond St. West wa TUBES, PARTS & SERVICE TV -- HIF Sunnyside at games at 6.30 p.m. Fernhill. Both|Sloan, Wannamaker, Campbell, MacKenzie, Hore, Legree, Poly- schuk, Marchim and O'Grady. Neighborhood Assoc. Pee Wee Boys' League (East Division) -- Kingside at North Oshawa; Harman at Woodyiew and Sunnyside at Eastview. West Division -- Lake Vista at Radio; Thornton's at Brookside; Glen Stewart at Storie and Rundle at Fernhill. All games at 6.30 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- Osh- awa Legionnaires vs Kinsmen, at East York, 7.30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Senior League -- Brockville ys Osh- awa Merchants, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 8.15 p.m, LAWN BOWLING Men's Doubles Twilight Tour- OSHAWA -- goal, Bremner; Keenan, Lewis, Howard, Green- wood, Krasnay, Sheedy, Mar- lowe, -Lloyd, Davie, Vann, Bradley, Peters, Gray and Sut- ton. ANTENNA Check Up Time IS NOW! Don't welt until you need it! Let us fix tt NOW... no job is tee or a ag colls receive prompt Let GEORGE Do It 15 years experience All work GUARANTEED Summer Cottage :: ter the | pert poneting (oxcollent ond prices. Top quality. WELDWOOD* x 8' sheets 3/16" THE CANADIAN PRESS |Dick Lemay to pick up his sixth Suns scored three times in the sixth inning Wednesday night: and went on to edge Atlanta Crackers 6-4 to maintain their three - game In. ternational League lead on Syr- Chiefs. The Chiefs kept|in th: with a 6-4 victory over Buffalo Bisons. *In the other games, Toronto le Leafs used Jim Mc- it's 15th home run of the to edge Rochester Red 2-1 and Richmog Virgi- fans swept a twin bill from Co- Iumbus Jets, 10-1 and 16-6. * The Suns took advantage of én Atlanta pitchin glapse in the sixth inning as Dwright Siebler, Dino Williams and Chuck Nie- son gave up five straight walks, enabling Jacksonville star ter hits. Jeff Osbourne suffered the defeat. Pete McNamee had two singles for the losers. HURLS FINE GAME Danny McKee pitched a great game for Oshawa Heating as he faced only 26 batters and struck out seven. He received tremendous support from his teammates and allowed only three hits. Garry Christenson and Mc- Kee clouted doubles for the winners and Monty Rose hit a solo homer for the losers. victory. Syracuse built up an early lead and withstood a three-run Bison rally in the eighth. Bill Roman belted two doubles and a single for the Chiefs to drive ree runs, AT Rochester, Frank Funk picked up his first victory of the season, in relief of Ron Nisch- witz, when McKnight came through with an eighth-inning homer. Toronto had tied the score in the sixth on a walk, a 10 in a hard-fought game at Cowan Park; DeHart's Excel- siors nipping Scott's Chicken Villa 8-7 at Fernhill Park and Thompson's Plumbing whipping Ontario Steel 17-5, at Radio Park. No report of the game between Wood's Transport and Foley's Plumbing, scheduled for Lakeview Park, was re- ceived, HECTIC FINISH The game at Cowan Park was featured by an_ exciting wild pitch and Bobby Del Greco's single. North-East Tykes Down South-East In Oshawa Legion Tyke base- ball action last night, North- East. whipped South-East 9-1 at USES PARKS More than 360,000,000 admis- sions were recorded to park- Leg in the United States in * WOODBINE RACE RESULTS MeMu (Daily Racing Form). Eastview Park and North-West defeated South-West 18-11 at Alexandra Park. Fray Publishing Co., Lid. ERRORS BIG HELP FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900 claiming, three-year-olds, 7 furlongs (10). layampe, Harrison 5.20 12 et samell Eckie, Fitzsimmons see good, won i Also Ren in Order: Fat and Frisky, Exhortator, Ted) Comby, ® Chief, Kk, ypelte ond Pavie's Flight. Start j/ won driving. Malco Ren in Order: Denied Hope, Dol! jet_ and Dark War. ILY DOUBLE, 10 AND 2, PAID $13.00 Winner CH F 2 El Royal -- Hill Princess HIN Prine. , Bl W. Von Richthofen. Pool 34,457. THIRD RACE -- bate DMs avr three-year-olds, rt a 4Glenseot Miss, H'son 5. Hed 200 Ish 3.50 Start good, won ridden out min Order: Midway Blue, | iif fl ratte slay! A \A-orend Galop, Robinson Paul Jubb hurled a fine ball 6.30 3.90\game for North-East, striking 2.90/out 12, walking only three and giving up two hits. His team backed him up with an excel- lent defensive game. { Losing pitcher Bob Hill also allowed two hits, but his team committed 13 errors. Tom Wil- son got both hits for the win- ners and B. Woodcock had both of South-East's safeties. NORTH-WEST WINS North-West outlasted South- West in a wide-open game, which saw the winners collect &-Menaris, McComb éJovial Joel, Gomez Start good, won handily. . Also Ran in Order: Forest Rover, $4 dan, Hamatter, Winkie Alphenhorn yor Plalstowe. Winner. DK BR F reticn Belmon Rose Chop chop. - 8 or by Long SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $7,500 add- ws "Clarendon Stakes,' two-year-slés, foaled in Canada, 5' furlongs (9), 3-Greek Salt, Dalton 4.30 3.10. 2.30 2Lykke Til, Gomez 8.00 3,70 2.50 tart good, won ridden out, Also Ran in Order: DQ--Lucky Mar- Ine, Good Old Mort, A--Machavoine, Triple Alliance, Canistes and Harvonian. | 10-Lavahot, "|Nancy, Third Eye, Dawn Flush, Cassis Finished 4th but was di HH and placed 5th. sens A--J. L. Levesque entry. Winner B C 2 Greek Song -- saltx The Doge. Trainer J. starr. " Pool 64,369, BSIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 claim in three-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles Pe ay Harrison JA-Aurora Fox, MeComb Mouse, 22.00 10.30 6.60 7.60 5.20 7,90 16 hits and the losers seven. Jim Miller and Mike Clapp had three hits each for North- West, Dave McKee contributed a home run and a triple. Mike O'Hallaran led the losers with two hits and Danny Foshay was next with three walks and a finish. Dodd's scored five runs on six hits in the first inning, Moss' triple being the big blow but McDonald limited them to two in the third. Henderson took over in the fourth and gave up a run in the sixth, for a 7-5 lead, Reynolds had scored two in the second and three on Wendorf's homer, in the fifth, against pitcher Vasko. The seventh inning was a long one. Dodd's scored four runs on one hit, two walks and two errors, for a 12-5 lead each of the first: six innings. They still trailed 7-6 going into the final seventh when Noakes nament, at Whitby Lawn Bowl- ing Club, 7.15 p.m. Call 723-9525 walked, Rogers singled, both advanced on a wild pitch and Linton's single brought them home with the tying and win- ning runs. EASY FOR THOMFSON'S Thompson's were in a heavy- hitting mood at Radio Park and pounded out their 17-5 win over Ontario Steel without much trouble, They scored three in the first inning on Shearer's homer and then added five more in the second, including Lopeman's triple with two on. They added! to their total in every inning except the last with Lawton also having a homer. The losers finally against Earl in the fifth inning, once, with Smith, Black, Mohas, Louple and Trowsee doing the scoring, added by Brevner and and then Reynolds came back with five runs, all earned on a total of six hits, as they hit] hard and often with Hedger's homer the big blow. 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