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a, pefaponne: 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdoy, July 18, 1964 Brooklin Defeats Scugog Cleaners SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES Oshawa Green Gaels Extend Win Streak, Ry egg McLAUGHLIN CVI RECEIVES NEW TROPHY track-and-field team from the McLaughlin Collegiate and Vo- cational Institute become the first winners. The' above pic- ture shows George Fuller « The G .B. Company Trophy, fA new award, presented to the Central Ontario Secondary Schools' Athletic meet, held here last month, saw' the \A.& W. Also Wins se: Eastern Ontario Senior In a City and District League} Softball doubleheader at Alexan- dra Park last night, Brooklin Concretes defeated Oshawa Scu- ig Cleaners 7-3 and Oshawa's and W Drive-In whipped New- market 10-3. BROOKLIN 'TRIUMPHS The Concretes, trailing 2-1 after the fourth inning, exploded for five runs in the fifth and went on to defeat the Oshawa squad. Winning pitcher Ron the! pitched effective ball for the Concretes, allowing six hits and| striking out six. | Wayne Cashman, who was making his first start of the season and is a member of the Oshawa General hockey club, suffered the defeat. He pitched very well in his season's bow) giving up four hits and three| runs before he was taken out in) the fifth for Murray Hobbs, | Hobbs allowed the other three) runs in the fifth and one more in the sixth before he straight-) ened away and blanked Brooklin| the rest of the way. attnenanenage i (left), representing the donors | presenting his company's tro- phy to Malcolm Turnbull, a track coach at MCVI. | --Oshawa Times Photo | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' i icni i LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Sandra| | Win Picnic Title |Post, 16 - year - old 103-pounder| | Parts and Service won the|from Oakville - Trafalgar UAW Picnic Softball Champion-|stroked her was to victory F'ri- | Ship last week when they de-|day in the 49th Ontario Ladies' | Sandra Post Cops Parts And Service Ont. Ladies Open the first, fourth and sixth in- nings but. couldn't penetrate Jones' fine pitching. Ralph Davis, Bob Young and Peter Norris scored the runs for Oshawa, Young scored his on a double and Norris tallied with a big triple. PITCHER 6HINES In the second game, A and W had little trouble defeating the Newmarket 'squad as they open- ed the first frame with four runs on three hits. The winners had 11 hits off two Newmarket pitchers and re- ceived a fine pitching perform- ance from' Reg. White. White allowed a run and two hits'in' the first inning but set- tled down after that and pitched hitless ball until the sixth and seventh innings when he gave up the other two runs. Centrefielder Jack Shearer and third - baseman Palmer Knight scored three runs each for A and W. Both players had three hits, including a home run by Knight. in the sixth. Ralph O'Reilly had a triple, while Shearer and Knight also/2 Scugog scored single runs in| chipped in with doubles. past. She three-putted to lose. 'That was the turning point," the happy champion said later. "I don't know how I did it; I League -- Little Britain vs ishawa, p.m. Leaside Junior People's Credit Jewellers vs men Civic Memorial Stadium, 2 p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Bowmanville vs Osh- p.m. Eastern Ontario PeeWee League -- Oshawa vs Peter- borough, at Quaker Park, 2 p.m, LACROSSE OLA Senior League -- Brook- lin. at Huntsville, 8.30 p.m: LAWN BOWLING Men's Trebles (R. Snowden Trophy), at Osh- awa Lawn Bowling Club, 1.30 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES 'BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa at Cobourg, p.m. Easterh Ontario Juvenile League -- Port Hope vs Osh- awa, at Lakeview Park, 2 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Civ 1 Service League -- Rey- nold's vs Foley's at' Alexandra Park, £30 p.m.; Rundle's vs Thompson's, at Alexandra, 8.30 p.m.; Chickenvilla vs Wood's, at Thornton's, 6.45 p.m. and Dodds vs Ontario Steel, at S. Radio, League --| Oshawa Legionnaires, at Kins- awa, ait Lakeview Park, 2.30 Tournament It took 19 games to do it, but of the rookie Larry Stahis finally scored hi3 first goal of the sea- son. ' The 17-year-old defenceman scored late in the third period as Oshawa Green Gaels whip- ped Guelph Moliawks 15-3 in an OLA Junior Division game at Guelph last night. Victory left the league-leading Gaels four points. ahead of Brampton Armstrongs, who de- feated St. Catharines 16-10, in another OLA game at Bramp- ton, Both Armstrongs and Gaels have five games remaining in the schedule with the magic) Goaltender Merv Marshall for number being "three" for the|Gaels ,played an outstanding Oshawa club to win the Iroquoisigame, stopping 20. shots, . sev- MINOR LACROSSE Four Leagues End Regular Schedule | Cola boys haq little trouble de- feating Genosha Hotel 8-1 in Midget League action. In the other contest, People's Clothing whipped Dairy Queen 10-3. In the Novice Loop this week,| Chuck Marlowe netted three Union Rod and Gun whipped|s°als for Royal Crown. Singles Auto Workers Credit Union 10-3|went to Ron Sutton, Ken Hoar, nde Houdaille Industries de-|Peter Plob, Bill Langley and Trophy, emblematic league championship. Another rookie, Jim Higgs, paced Oshawa's attack with four goals to give him 30 for three"goals, while Brian Thomp- son fired a pair. Single went to Joe Kiwior, Larry Ireland; Phil Clayton, Ken Thompson, John Davis and Stahls. D; also picked wip five assists, while Ireland and Clayton had three' each, "Bobby Brown scored all three goals for the listless Guelph squad. Oshawa's four Minor La- crosse Leagues wound-up their regular season schedule during \the week and start their play- joff rounds early in August. Claude Rochefort. The lone the season. Ross Jones added) Bounce Guelph 15-3 at Little Britain, 8) eral of the sensational variety, His best save of the night came 'in the third period when he stopped 'Guelph's on a breakaway. ' Seventeen penalties were handed out by the officials,' in- cluding 11 to the Mohawks, -- game of the.season as they fore- checked 'with' authority and led fittack after attack in the Guelph zone. . '. Gaels' next game is here at the Children's Arena on Mon- day night against the tough Hastings naires at 8.30 'p.m. They now have an eight- game winning streak and are showing the form that won them the 1963 Minto Cup Champ on- ship last year. OSHAWA -- i Davies, Higgs: 'Koleantex tr ial ay nd eg: hale B. Thompson, Davis, Wale and Clayton ee GUELPH -- goal, Fletcher, Homer, Kenna, Dy Fisher, Kish, Malls, Fins PERIOD iggs) (K, Thompson) Jones Guelph: Brown (Postal) Oshawa: Jones (Clayton, Davis) Ronsids; defer Berjin, Myers; ton b 2 3, 4 5. 6 Penalties -- Redwood Homer 15.47, Davis 17.25, Redwood 19.42, IECOND PERIOD 7..Oshawa: Davis (Stinson) ae B. Thompson (Davis) x Higgs (Ireland) . Oshawa: K. Thompson » The Gaels played their best. |feated Scugog Cleaners 8-7 in the | second game of the final round. The winners broke a 6-6 tie| in the sixth inning with two big! "DIT" CLAPPER, all-time NHL great as a right--winger and later a defenceman with Boston Bruins, he's the only 2-year player in NHL history and he playe@ 'em all with Boston, suffered a heart attack on Thursday and is now re- ported in fair condition, at the Liftlock City hospital, "Dit" joined the Bruins in 1927 and retired in '47. Prior to a bril- Want Junior year with Toronto Parkdale Canoe Club, he was @ resident of Oshawa (Cedardale) and played his first hockey as a member of the South Oshawa Church team in the old Oshawa Church League hockey circuit, that held fourth at Bradley's Arena, in the mid-20's, Well-known here, "Dit" Bas a lot of the local "'oldtimers" pulling for him to make a complete recovery. ' LOCAL ATTRACTIONS in the sports whirl last night in- @luded Oshawa Green Gaels winning a 15-3 decision over Guelph Mohawks, right in Guelph -- and that one just about ties the can on the Mohawks' tail. They're not a bad Junior lacrosse team but they just haven't got the class of the Green Gaels, when the chips are on the line. And here at home, in the Oshawa-Metro interlocking schedule game, A and W eame back to life, after Thursday night's doldrums, and runs and held on for the win| when Scugog staged a _ mild| rally in the bottom of the sev-| enth and scored one run. | In the first game, Parts de- feated Lord's Jewellers 6-3 when| they scored three runs in the| last two innings. | Bathe Park Lads | Defeat Woodview | | Bathe Park, scoring two runs| in the second inning, went sal to defeat Woodview Park 2-1] in an Oshawa Kiwanis Bantam! Baseball League game at Bathe! last night. | | The winners collected only} |three hits off losing pitcher] | Shestowski, including one in the| | second inning, by Cockerton. Starkey, who won the game ling up from a tight lie in the|ISN"T YOUNGEST Open championship. jwas in the bank and in mud It was a heart-breaker for|and had to hit the ball straight Sue Hilton of London Hunt wholyp, I asked my caddy where it was seeking her third consecu-|went and he didn't know. Then tive crown. I heard the crowd yelling and Sandra, former Ontario junior|knew it must have been a good girls champion, won 1-up on the|shot," Sandra continued. 37th hole at Sunningdale Golf} «7 foo) like Dve gone about Club, sinking an eight-foot putt-/57 holes," a tired Sandra said Sandra hit the shot of the) while receiving congratulations, tournament at the 35th, wedg-| river bank behind the green,| wiss Post, who heads for Cal- and making five to win the hole) sary for the Canadian Closed and square the match. Sue S|and Open championships July chip from just off the fringe,|39.31, is not the youngest cham- also at the back of the sreen,| ion. Gail Harvey, beaten by was strong and went 10 feet/condra in the semi-finals Thurs- |day, was 14. But Miss Post was |the youngest ever to enter. She |played in her first at age nine. Sue led after six holes in the jmorning 2-up but after that no |more than one hole separated \the two finalists. Miss Hilton pulled even, after running into Thompson But Ousted In Ath putting problems, at the. 18th when her third shot on the par- 6.45 p.m. \feated Tony's Refreshments 7-4. Toronto Beaches Major Fast-| Rodney Brady was outstand- ball Leacue -- Oshawa Tony's|ing for Rod and Gun with six vs Seven-Up Shopsy's. goals plus one assist. Ron Rankine and Gary Lintlop BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior shared the remaining goals for the winners. Yuzwa and Ran- oe Ph meee Seno kine got the losers three goals. Eastern Ontario. Midget| Rankine paced Houdaille to League -- Ajax at Whitby. FS lits victory with six goals. Keven * | (Davis) Genosha goa] came from John|12, Guelph: Brown (Myers) |... Grout. Larry Lioyd was the star in|! the People's victory with five goals. Three more were added by John Johnston, while Jerry Dionne and Ted Clarke singles. Joe Marks, Paul Smith and F. Fisher scored for Dairy|" Queen. got Penalties -- B. Ti ston 2.33, Redwood 11.08, Stahis, Homer 16.22, Kolesnick, Homer 20.00. - THIRD PERIOD 15. Oshawa: 16. Oshawa: Jones. (iret: 17, Oshawa' Conlon, Bruce Fudger and Mor- ris Stark scored three of the losers four goals. In Pee Wee play, Johnny's Eastern Ontario PeeWee|Pals beat Kelly DeGrays 6-2 League -- Oshawa vs Bowman- = Mb so se ao i i | trounce Ss a \e ville, at Yincent Massey, 6.30) Tom "Rorabeck 142 Johany's with two big goals, while Tony Huston, Steve Hoar, Kerry Park, 6.30 p.m. Taggart and Greg Mills added * 3 |singles. Wayne Rankine got LACROSSE \both DeGrays' goals. OLA Junior League -- Hast-| Terry Lloyd stood-out for | ings Legionnaires vs Oshawa|Westmount with three goals.| Green Gaels, at Oshawa's Chil-|Greg Mills scored a pair. | dren's Arena, 8.30 p.m. The Bantam League this) Juvenile -- Junior League --)week saw UAWA defeat Jury/ Brooklin vs Tom Cullen's Essojand Lovell 6-2 and Kinsmen! at Children's Arena, 6.30 p.m.|upset Lions by 4-2. .m. Eastern Ontario Juvenle League -- Little Britain at Cour- tice, 6.15 p.m. .m. Eastern Ontario Tyke League -- Oshawa vs Orono, at Orono Faster 24-Hour DELIVERY : Cn ed McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Delivery Service -- With our Fleet of -- RADIO-CONTROLLED TRUCKS !! OLA Juvenile League --Ogh-| Roy Fisher was tops. for awa at Alderwood, 8.30 p.m. |UAWA with four goals. Andy |Torrance and Bill Holmes ad- POIRIER LEAVES ded one goal apiece, Bob Wnuk OTTAWA (CP) George scored both goals for the losers. Poirier of Montreal left the Ot- ab dish raled Kem 8 ot ' - "" |deficit in the second period and) tawa Rough Riders training/rapped in three unanswered| squad Friday and is returning) goals in the final frame. Brian) to McGill University, the East-|White and Tom Wilton shared den. Football |the Kinsmen goals, while Don Conference club}, Picard and Ed Wojner tallie reported. Poirier had been try-lfor Lions. ---- ing out for a Rider berth. The unbeaten Royal Crown| yr a ? AMIR A oe Be ou don't have to oy eu run out of HOT WATER! uP TO 500 GALLONS A pay |for- Bathe, hurled two-hit ball TORONTO (CP) -- Favorites| five hole hite the flag and left Shestowski|at the Pine Valley golf course/per g foot putt for a birdie. gave up fourjare continuing to find out that} Carel Medes of Si, Marve onl jyou can't afford an -- in a won the consolation, beating miy persons pons ' sel Linda Deeton of Woodstock Defending champion A! vie Craigowan 3 and '1. | Thompson of Toronto was the The fourth spot on Ontario's ne ago od co Fo interprovincial ladies golf team ' . is still in doubt, with Sue and Wet inal stage in the Canadian| 2 Helleur of 'Toronto ending | professional match play cham-| "> wilt - . ve epg pionship. He lost his third-round) Sue left Friday for Chicago atch 3 and 2 to Harry Mc.|and the tie-breaking match will i played in Calgary likely be Ilree of Whitby, Ont. tel |prior to the opening of the bi oer eiloe Norman ang) championship rounds, or at a | ; - are Bob hose, \date and pl to be decided b bee from Windfields Farm, setiJerry Magee of Toronto and | ficials fi ae Canadian Tadic : ibeeene Ag at Woodbinelrrank Whibley of Kitchener./Goir Union riday in- | : 4 y by win-| Rose faced Norman and Magee) The other three members of jning his five-furlong dash going| i | \away, . B0IN8) was pitted against Whibley in| the team already decided are Hugo Dittfach With jockey the semi-finals today with the/1.. "Marlene Stewart Streit of "whipped Newmarket 10-3. Reg White had Newmarket under control all the way while his mates hit hard and often to bosce only one, support his mound effort, for a cluean-cut win. The visitors cone 12, but failed to impress in any department, despite their tendency | Woodview scored' their fo insist on their own interpretation of playing rules, um- jrun in the third inning, pire's decisions, etc, In the opening game of last night's twin- bill, Scugog Cleaners uncovered a pitcher with great promise, fn Wayne Cashman, better known to local sports fans as a member of Oshawa Generals. He showed a lot of "stuff", in- cluding a drop and curve, but like a lot of other Oshawa pitchers this season, couldn't quite seem to adjust to the 43- foot pitching distance which has been in vogue during the schedule. Murray Hobbs had similar trouble catching the plate strike zone at this distance, with the result Brooklin batters proved more potent than usual. BRIGHT BITS:-- Bathe Park Kiwanis Bantams nosed out Woodview Park lads, last night at Bathe Park, ijn a game tha. had been previously rained out. The score was only 2-1, in one of the best-played Bantam League games of the season. Starkey struck out 18 baters for the win while Shestowski, for Woodview claimed a dozen victims, in this nip-and-tuck battle . . . HULL'S softball tournament, held a few weeks ago, Was won by the hometown team of Courval-Vachon. They defeated Utica, N.Y. in the final game 3-1, after tying in a semi-final tilt, 1-1, Oshawa A. and W. lost out to Utica in the first round 2-1. . . LOCAL LEAGUES, in both softball and baseball, especially in the minor ranks, take a holiday in these next two weeks, due to the GM holidays and inability to field a full team. However, sports fans can figure on some entertainment, since both the Civic Softball League and Oshawa Tony's will carry on, as if nothing has happened. There's a full draw in the Civic League for Monday night, with a doubleheader at Alexandra Park and games at Thorn- ton's Corners and Radio Park. - WOODBINE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMurray Publishing Co., Ltd. 4 (Daily Racing Form). i Budget Plan ~ Automatic Weather-Controlied Delivery ( "Turn To Modern Living With Oil Heat" TELEPHONE 723-3481 McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Lid. 110 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA Burnt Roman' Easily Takes Feature Event | .TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian \Statute, an untested two-year- ~FIRST RACE -- Purse $1900. Claiming. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2700. Allow Maiden three- and four-year-olds. 7 Fur-|ances. Three- and four-year-oid fillies. fengs (12) . {One and one-sixteenth Miles (6) SGolden Bubble, Harris 3,80. 3.10|/2-Newshen, Harrison 3.60 4,20 BChop Susie, Harrison 12.90 6.80/3-Cloud Princess, Bur otn 20 WH. V. Caplan, Fitz'ns 5.60|1A-Windlesham, Dittfach Start, good, won driving "a bar 4 won ridden out "Also Ran in Order: Sept Erin, Roman! iso Ran in Order: Muskoka, Pink Peter ac. 7 } | Answer, Round Chance, Cheongsam, Teo| Jewel, and A-Queen's Right. th Fister Lacrosse Club of K., Xalapa Curry, Sun Gleam, Lianddu|A--Windfields Farm Entry Ontario Senior Lacrosse As-| and Whirling Banner a GUINGLLA, edad 3, PAID $20.00 sociation Friday announced the! Winner, ch A, Menetrier -- Gold Magic | Winner, Bf, 3 We Jay -- Fleet Billie! signi i | Sun Again. Trainer L Atkins, 5° \by Count Fleet, Trainer € Kalcnsky Woctan of veteran goalie Moon Wooton has not played for) Peterborough Petes Sign Veteran Goalie | Remember When?... PETERBOROUGH (CP) --| BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Arne Andersson, Swedish schoolteacher, eclipsed his more famous countryman, Gunder Haegg, by running a mile in 4:01.6 to set a world record at Stockholm 5.60 20 2 3.00 2.60 jurging him on, the juvenile winners meeting in the 18-hole oronto, Gail Harvey of Scar- lone for Toronto industrialist E,| Mcllree later lost.2.and 1 to| of Woodbridge. |P. Taylor, leading the field by|Rose in the fourth round. bf Ld eect le ES Se 2% lengths going under the|Homeniuk of Winnipeg, who} pulled the upset of the tourna-/ Canadian Statute, sired by|ment Thursday by eliminating | Canadian Champ, was rejected|from Toronto, was beaten 3 and by horse fanciers at $35,000 in|1 by Magee in the third round. | i be annual yearling sale! whibley, won the title in | is ti 1962, knocked over Larry Ed-| | His time of 59 1-5 seconds was| wards of Toronto 3 and 1 in the| dg four-fifths of a second off| morning and came back in the| ' f i ig ha sah |afternoon to defeat Wilson Pat-| 1 1-16th miles, Burnt Roman,| me the 8-to-4 favorite scored an| Each of the four gy easy victory over Royal Maple| Players is assured of at least} and Warriors Day in a field of| $325. Runner-up in the final gets) * seveh. : $550 while the winner takes) |trophy. 'trophy, --____ IF YOU CAN LIFT A THE '64 LAWN-BOY | ~ | Incredible 94%. \@ New clog-proot Grasscatcher \@ Lightweight Magnesium made his maiden an impressive final later in the day. Eocaueh. and Mea' GOB Cole | wire. former Queen's Plate winner|Al Balding, the touring pro FINGER-TIP jlast fall. i ie eg las over| quanter-finals. ~|$1,000 and the championship | Starting effort has been reduced' an Construction You'll have all the Hot Wat '00! 24,414 Double Poo! 43,736 |Pool 24,456 Quinella Pool 28,883 ou ave a e 0 a er SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2200. Claiming, "SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim- ipo. Three-year-olds and up. 6% Furiongs ) &Du Barry Rose, Walsh 5.80 4.10 2.70 &Padre's Scamp, Dittfach $.10 5.00 2Guiding Wave, Turcotte 3.60 Start good, won driving Von Rich, Well Also Ran in Order: Quiet, Shall Succeed, Nevy Grand. DAILY DOUBLE, $ AND 4, PAID $15.70 Winner, ch f, 4 Orvieto 2nd -- Chevron Ace by Case Ace, Trainer J Starr, Pool 35,200 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim. fig. Maigen three and four-year-olds. 7 Purlongs (12) Power Factor, Turcotte 7.80 4.70 3.40 #Exhortetor, Gordon 60,20 18.40 ZMaster Himount, Walsh 3 Start good, won easily * Also. Ran In Order: Arts Treat, Caledon Give, Nanjan, Remburs, Sky Porter, Air Champ, Saromar, Busy Fan and Escerp ent. Winner, ok b or br , 3, Distiilate -- It and When by Alney. i ool 45,892 iner G M Huntley » FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2200. Maid- en two-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 5 furlongs (11) tatcon. Statute, D'fach 11.50 5.60 3.40 © Butterscotch, Fitz'ns 4.2 3, 6 -Lord Beverley, Gordon Start good, won ridden out Also Ran in Order: A-Menes, Har- vonien, Soler Glass, Blue Mei, Now | Wonder, Tony's Count, Biue Xmas and And Alvin. 2.70 A--Windfields Farm entry Winner, b c, 2 ,Canadian Champ -- Queen's Statute by Le Lavandov. Trainer @ McCann, Pool 66,439 70 Morin, 0) cassis. Traler D D C | Three-year-olds and up, 6¥¢ Furlongs (6) |2-All Canadian, Leblanc 9.60 5.60 3.50 \4-Field Trial, McComb 6.90 4.60 one ge Bound, Dittfach 3.80 several years, but led Peterbor-| ough to several senior lacrosse| championships in the 1950s, | 20 years ago tday. A year later, Haegg was timed in 4:01.4 at Malmo, Sweden. | Start good, won driving | Also Ran in Order: Vineyard, Diamond |Pete and Nakina. |Winner, b g, 7, Windfields -- Canadiana) |by Chop Chop. Trainer J F Nemett. {Poo} 53, } | SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3000, Al- lowances, Four-year-olds and up. One and jone-sixteenth Miles (7) $-Burnt Roman, Fitz'ns , 3.60 2.70 2.40 |2Royal Maple, Shuk 3.50 2.40 Warriors Day, McComb 1.0 Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: Windkin, Mornine' y and Blue Light. oman Sadai -- Betsy » Trainer J C Meyer. 'ool 66,053 BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2100. Claim: Ing. Three-year oles and up. One ana one: |sixteenth Miles (7) |8-Cassis Miss, Leblanc 2-Sun_Hash, Shuk 7-0, Seven Deal, Walsh Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Aurora Fox, Greek Hill, Sir Demijohn and Tarpon Run. Winner, b ¢, 4, Blenban -- Sun Fame by Whit Winner, ch g, 5, by 15.00 7.00 3.90 6.90 4,60 3,10 ardeila. Pool 59,803 Total Pool 438,676 Attendance 6,678 DISEASE BLINDED There are about 300,000,00 persons in the world. blindec - YOUNG MEN - "Your Royal Canadian Air Force Career Counsellor will be in Oshawa at the Oshawa Armouries on Wednesday July 22 between. noon and 6 p.m.. If you are interested in: @ The tri-service Regular Officer Training Plan (University education provided with full finan- cial assistance) -- @ Aircrew training plan with attractive salary @ The trade training plan while being paid. 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