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et ARIE ame Starter eerie tS ern nee 38 . SA ROROLE EAE EEC Aa ESL BR pay as aap Se oe en nh --s uae r and Mrs. W. J. Langmaid, of;mine,-Tex., had posted. a 34 Mr. ned : ack 'Piati of . al rs, , ofja 1.58 earned run average. Oshawa, who had a score of 46. = 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 30, 1964 PORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell CARTER TROPHY : Oshawa Pair Win BowmanvilleDate': Wood's Continue As Pace-Setters Squad _ $PORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' RICHMOND HILL "Dynes", a Toronto Beaches Fastball League entry this year, and reported to have a few stars who from a softball status, are considered to be well or even "over" paid, failed to produce a full team of nine players, at Alexandra Park last night. Coach "Russ" Casey, one softball types who is always considered with game's image and his own team's prestige, was more than little perturbed. They had to default their schedule date to Oshawa Tony's but the little manager -- who made a real hit in his display in the exhibition game that his team that they at least "put on a keen to claim the game as a default -- ' attitude -- but they were also fortunate _ that Casey and his boys were willing to stay around and put on'a show, because the good crowd of fans on hand would have been "'sent home' without any entertainment -- and this would not be good for the game or for Tony's. In the exhibition tilt, Tony's won, but even at that, it was a spirited seven-inning performance and produced some spark- ling plays. Tonight, the other Richmond Hill team, the "Shells" -- an OASA Senior "B" entry, will be visiting Osh- awa, They are booked to meet Oshawa Bad Boys tonight in an inter-league schedule tilt and it could be a good une -- especially if they send Ray Judd 'to the mound. He was just slightly less than perfect, in his last appearance---about a week ago. x x x x x OSHAWA MERCHANTS are playing Ajax Merchants tonight, out at Little Britain and then they go right back against the same club, here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, on Tuesday night. The regular league schedule game between these two clubs, slated for tomorrow night at the Stadium, has been cancelled, x x x x x BRIGHT BITS -- Toronto Argos, letting their exhibition game performances speak for them this year, instead of the pre-season publicity nonsense that has boomeranged on them in recent seasons, chalked up another impressive win tast night, defeating the B.C, Lions right in Vancouver, It's too early to be sure, but it could be that Nobby Workowski ard his staff have a "happy club" in action this year and since they've always had a lot of talent, maybe this will make the difference this season and we'll see a Toronto football team that is worthy of allegiance. . . . MILWAUKEE BRAVES, much improved of late, tossed another obstacle at Cincy Redlegs yesterday with a 6-2 triumph and Cardinals hung a 9-6 tag.on the Cubs too. In the game that really matters, Giants tied Phils in the 8th inning and won the game with a three-run splurge in the 10th inning... .. YANKEES blanked the Angels yesterday and at the same time, Tigers nudged the White Sox 3-2 and only Orioles kept pace, with their 4-3 win over the Twins: ,. . THEY TELL US you need an extra Cheque book to take in that World's Fair bit at New York but just the same, it looks very much as if the Yankees are going to make the World Series again -- and if they do, this will give a lot of folk two reasons to visit New York, come October. . . . GREEN GAELS chalked up another win last night, as wds expected, so now not even Brampton can even tie them for first place in the OLA Junior League standing. Johnny Davis piled up an even dozen points, to break «Il existing records for a scoring mark, as a Junior lacrosse player. With a couple of games still to play, the Oshawa ace could set up a mark that may never be equalled. The way they're rolling right now would indicate that nobody is going to take that Minto Cup away from Oshawa this year ! FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMu Publish! (Daily Raciog Porm). ee Wood's Transport re-establish- ed themselves as league-leaders inthe Oshawa Civic Softball League race, when they turned back Reynold's Aluminum 6-5, last night at Cowan's Park. A stern battle, this one was decided on base hits, with the winners having 13 safeties against only seven for Rey- nolds, with each team naving a pair of errors. The two clubs battled to a 0-0 deadlock until the third inning, then Wood's struck out for three runs when Shepardson singled, Lyzun walked, Attersley doubl- ed and so did Cairnes. Reynold's got a run in the fourth when Wendorf was safe on an infield error and then with one out, Wilson and Hedger both hit singles. Wood's scored two runs in the sixth by Tobin, Sheperdson with hitting help from Lyzun and Attersley. They added the win- |Ining tally in the 7th, when Mandryk opened with a double and scored on hits by Brown and Tobin. Reynold's got two runs in the sixth, by McDonald and Wilson, aided by Hedger and tied the game in the top of the 7th when Branton walked, Rusty Craggs hi: double and with two out, Wendorf singled, to score Craggs. EXCELSIORS WIN Excelsiors defeated Ontario Steel 14-6 in their game at Radio Park, Braveneur pitched the game for Ontario Steel and didn't do In Civic Loop Race Thompson's. He gave up a run Se too badly. for the first four! frames, as he gave up only singletons in the first and sec- ond stanzas. However, in the fifth, Excelsiors struck for six runs and they added six more in the sixth, to clinch their vic- tory. ~ MacDonald, pitching for Ex- celsiors, gave up a triple to Mike Loople in the first inning but didn't yield any runs until the third, when Knight walked, Fleury singled, so did Peters, Black walked and then with one out, Braveneur singled, to com- plete the four-run rally. Ontario Steel added two in the fourth for their final total, Naida on a single, Knight on a walk ang B. Fleury . and Peters helping out on this at- tack. Excelsiors got to Braveneur for singles in the first two frames, with Noakes having a triple to score Beuchler and MacDonald's triple getting the second one. Ontario Steel was in charge. until the fifth when Excelsiors exploded for six runs and they did the same in the next in- to Foley's in the fourth on hits by Delves and McAvoy and again in the fifth when Pipher got on and scored with help from Woods and Delves, Thompson's got to Cullen for a run in the first inning when Danforg walked and.scor- ed on Earle's hit. They won the game with two runs in the fifth when Williams singled and Earle, Beer and Lawton all add- ed to the rally. LOTS OF RUNS HERE Rundle Garden Centre de- feated Dodd's Motor Sales 15-10 in a wide-open slugfest that was decided entirely at the plate. Vasko started for Dodds and gave way to Giddings in the second inning. Robi went Everett Jackson and Mrs. Mil- Bowling Club. They had a score of 59 plus 1 for their three wins. The trophy had been won for the past two years by Mr. and Mrs, William Joyce, of Osh- awa, The tournament, held annually for many years on the greens of the Bowmanville club, was held in. Oshawa this year through the couretsy of the local club, It was announced that the Bowmanville club will hold its tournament for The Nicholls SPORTS CALENDAR the distance for Rundle's but he too was hit hard and often. Dodd's got a run in the first inning, added three in the sec- ond and five in the third--then had to wait four innings for their final tally. Scrham, Hard- ing, McCabe, McGuire, Scura- ton, all hit fairly well for the ning to clinch it, Gorycki, Arm-| strong, Rogers, Fleury, Blyth) and Mitchell, with his homer in| the 6th, all playing big parts. CLOSE FOR THOMPSON'S The 'battle of the plumbers') lsaw Thompson's nose _ out) \Foley's 3-2 in the tightest) jgame of the night, played at |Lakeview Park. | Earle pitched the win for! Dodd's but not quite good enough. Knocker, Buttons, Hooper, Perkins, Greentree and Robin- son were the, best at the plate for Rundle's, who scored in every inning, after opening with a five-run splurge in the first TODAY'S GAMES LACROSSE OLA Juvenlie League -- Osh- awa Juvenile Green Gaels at Mimico, 8:30 p.m. Juvenile -- Junior League -- Brooklin vs John Beaupre Spur Blue Devils, at Brooklin Arena, 8 p.m. SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District Inter-Metro Schedule -- Rich- mond Hill "Shells" vs Oshawa Bad Boys, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 p.m. BASEBALL frame that put them in busi- ness, when Greentree's triple climaxed a five-hit atack. Gaels their big scoring champion, Johnny Davis, stopped jshore Castrolites 17-11, last |night, in their final game away from. home in the schedule. Gaels have only a_ single| the game and win rather easily.|exhibition battle jgame remaining and it will be (played next Monday, in Osh- |awa, against the second place {Brampton Armstrongs. Oshawa |had previously clinched first |place in the league standings and the game only stretched their league to three full games. | Davis had one of his best |scoring nights, as he notched |six goals and six assists, for a |fine individual effort. He got the |Gaels off on the right track, | Oshawa had a great regular Johnny Davis, On 12-Point Rampage, ; Cements First Place Oshawa Green Gaels, led by| pennant winners to an early 5-0|trophy to the League Champion) lead. first | | period. and were content to sit on their lead They led 6-1 after the first | | | Gaels . . . Meanwhile Oshawa has a Friday date at Hagers- league leaders in the OLA Sr. . Ross Powless, father of the Gaels' | stanza and 11-7 after the sec-|jatest acquisition Gaylord Pow- ond. onl -- -- three tess, is one of the big guns for | ee fone ogy Gh ara|the Warriors . . . Manager Fred La Thompson an aylord! Whalley will handle the coach- Powless each added two goals.|; ; ee : AS ing duties, as Jim Bishop will free ore yore to pe a, be in Montreal, covering the |Dwight Davies, rry ahls|,, : i bl ana Tin ataban: py Open Golf champion: The Castrolites' big three of, "Butch" Keegan, Paul Mac-| OSHAWA -- Goal, Marshall; Eastern Ontario Senior League -- Ajax Merchants vs Oshawa Merchants, at Little Britain, 8.15 p.m. FRIDAY'S G BASEBALL eT Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Oshawa vs Whitby at Whitby Menorial Park, 6.36 Trophy, on on Aug. 15. Due to the serious iliness of the Oshawa greens son-in-law, Clarence Oke. There was a full entry of 32 teanis. In second place wins were Clarence place and Mrs, Cecil Litster, of Oshawa, for a score of 51; while fourth place was won by Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholls, of Peterbor- ough, who had a score of 48. Prizes for high score with two wins went to Jack Hunter of Oshawa and Mrs, V. 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By Cl S: 3 by Menetrier -- Chopola, Rird 25.20 14. win Pool $35,377, Quinella Poo! $30,123. 8.50 9-Dandier, Robinson Also Ran in Order: Brief Star, Bar Hostess, Mr. Flirt, Glenscot Miss, Arm Crest, Ninth Wave, .Water Duck and Mr, Maxim. DAILY DOUBLE, 9 AND 11, PAID $157.10 Winner, ch ¢, 3, Parade -- Fair. Ally,| by Bull Page. 1 $42.014, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,400 claiming, three-year-olds and up, 6' furlongs, ey On, Potts 20.00 7.10 4.30 SLebon M. L., Fitzsimmons 6.90 3.60 %Farmer Jack, Gomez Also Ran in Order: Swoon Star, War Loon Dark Fairy, Li'l Eddy and Letn |Late Scratch--Prince Bubi. Winner, ch g, 4, by Blenban -- Mozrel, THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200 maiden, by Alaking. two-year-old fillies, foaled in Canada, 52! Pool $62,328. furlongs. wild Lady, Dalton 12.90 5.70 3.10) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 add- 8-Mydar, Parnell 4.20. 280\ed, "Boniface Stakes," two-year-old. fil- Countess Tana, Shuk 2.60|lles, foaled In Canada, 5' furlongs. Also Ran in Order: Perfect Company, |7-Scarlett O'Hara, Dalton 3.70 3.00 2.50 Queen Roman, Mary Catharine, Beauty|7 n Again, Shuk 490 360 Shot, La Rougette, Ledy Chomiru pay qigiier Gomez 4.10 Winner, ch f, 2 Sweet Pi e-- Water- lhe an in Ofder: Wally Wallace, flower, by Devil Diver, vigote tee core Serene Cathy, 2 » Norther selena and Real Kal. ern Doll FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900 claim. Winner, f, 2 by Jet Action -- Sweep lon, rec-vesr-oisee 6 furlongs. . bed by John's Pride. 1-D'ton Brave, Simpson 4.40 72.90 2.80 'oo! $70,169. 7-Power Factor, Turcotte 3.30 2.90 W-Woodcote Park, Parsons Also Kan turf course. = | 1A-Playampa, H'son 7DQ-Limbo Lad, Walsh 1A-Puff n' Smoke, R'gers Stoney Creek Boy: Eliminate Windsor STONEY CREEK, Ont. (CP) Stoney Creek All-Stars elimin- i i Pool $68,749. 054, ated Windsor, Ont. in the single cag nL $499,054 Princess, Royal Poppet, Cushion and Bright Hope. A--Mrs. D. H. Coulter and T. A, Dalton entry f Black Coral, DQ--Finished ist but was disqualified and placed 2nd. Play, by Playdate. 4.60; EBIGHTH RACE -- Purse 32,200 Handi- in Order: Taranto, Devil Le Senge three-year-olds, about 1 1-16 miles 5.40 3.30 3.50/seter; 9.80 6.50/ Greave: Jouldie, Stand. Hope 5.40 3.30 3.50) sreaves, Gouldie, St i : Also Ran in Order: Jet Impala, Prime} Winner, b f, 3, by Hasseyampa -- Smati|Luttin, In Oshawa | Huntsville Juveniles defeated {Oshawa Green Gaels 9-6, here jat the Oshawa Ohildren's Arena last night, in their Ontario 24\Juvenile OLA League schedule) o¢ scorin game. The winners took a 4-2 lead jin the first frame, slipped back |to 5-4 in the middle- canto and) wilt be on hand for the season| |then came on again for another \4-2 margin in the final frame, \to account for the game's total. | W. Hope with four goals and H. Maynard with three, were ithe big guns for the . visitors, |Munroe and J. Thompson added |singletons. For Oshawa, Tim lVann scored three while \Freddie Greenwood had a couple and Mike Sheedy got the other one. HUNTSVILLE -- goal, Las- Davies, Oke, Payne, Munroe, Maynard, Hastie, Kelly, Gilbert Thompsoa Moorhouse and Markle. OSHAWA -- goal, Davidson; 'Howard, Vann, Laxton, Lloyd, | Greenwood, Keenan, Haggerty, Sheedy, Gray, Kras- nay and Bummier, knockout Ontario Little League, -- baseball finals tournament here Wednesday night Twelve-year-old Peter Viadj- kov hit a ninth inning home-run to break up the tight game and give the hometown team a 1-0 victory. Art Drake led the Windsor. at-| tack with a pair of singles while) Kevin Flynn added another, sin-| gle. Bob Burgstrand struck out 15 and went the distance to pick) up the victory, Losing pitcher) Phil Schmidt struck out 16. The two - week tournament started here Saturday. The win- ner of the tournament will at-| tend the Canadian Little League| tournament at Valleyfield, Que. in August, Allergies ? Backaches ? 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