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14 THEOSHAWA TIMES, Seterday, September 5, 1964 EASTERN CHAMPS! Osh- Canada Junior Lacrosse awa Green Gaels captured Championship at Brampton their second-straight Eastern last night defeating Arm- strongs 18-5. They won the best 4-of-7 series four-straight to receive the William Post SPORTS MENU(' By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Green . 85 YEARS.AGO, this month, an Oshawa lacrosse team, the General Motors, travelled to New Westminster to play for The Mann Cup, seniorf lacrosse championship trophy for Canada -- and in those days, it was a 2-out-of-3 affair. The Oshawa team brought The Mann Cup back here and one of the biggest sports parades ever held in this city, was staged, to lead the team up Simcoe Street, from the CNR station. Now 35 years later, history could be repeated, but this time, at the Canadian Junior lacrosse championship level. Next Thursday the Oshawa Green Gaels will take The Minto Cup with them, when they board the train, headed for the Cana- dian Junior championship finals -- in New Westminster, The Junior "Salmonbellies" won the British Columbia title (and that's the same Western Canada title today) the other night when they edged Victoria Shamrocks 9-8, to win the title aeries three games to one. Victoria Shamrocks won the hon- ors iast year and came East, to lose the Minto Omp series to Oshawa Green Gaels, in that memorable series at Whitby Arena. No doubt the "'Salmonbellies'"' will pick up two or three -of the Victoria Shamrocks to bolster their squad, for this title round against Green Gaels. The Green Gaels left no doubt as to their Eastern Canada superiority, when they thumped Brampton ABC's 18-5 right in Brampton last night, to sweep -the OLA Junior championship finals in four-straight impres- sive wins. LABOR DAY week-end always produces plenty of playoff action for various ball clubs and as we move into the 1964 edition of this popular holiday week-end, we find several Osh- awa teams scheduled for action -- but unfortunately, not as many as,in some previous seasons. Baseball holds the major spotlight here today with Oshawa Tykes playing Brampton this afternoon at two o'clock, at Alexandra Park, in OBA action. The Oshawa youngsters won in Brampton last night 14-11 and can sweep this set with a win this afternoon. In the OBA Juvenile "A" playdowns, Oshawa UAW Local 222 Plays their second game against, Hamilton UEW, at Lake- view Park this afternoon, Hamilton won at home 4-3 the other night but the local boys hope to even up the series this afternoon. In OBA Junior action, it's St. Catharines vs Osh- awa Canadian Tire Legionnaires, at Kinsmen Civic Mem- orial Stadium this afternoon and then back in St. Kitts on Sunday, for the second game of this series. THINGS TO REMEMBER -- North Oshawa Squirts play Port Perry here on their North Oshawa diamond this after- noon and if the locals win, the third game will be back here on Wednesday evening . . . BROOKLIN Concretes open their Inter "C" quarter-final round, in Selkirk, tonight, with the second game back in Brooklin on Wednesday night .. . COBOURG Bantams play Pickering at East Woodlands this afternoon. Should a third game be needed in this series, they'll likely play it in Oshawa, about Tuesday or Thursday . STORIE PARK Midgets travel to Cobourg on Tuesday evening, 5:30 o'clock, for their third and deciding game of OASA Eastern Ontario zone finals, against Peterborough IUE boys , . . SCUGOG CLEANERS and A. and W. Drive-In will open their 2-out-of-3 Oshawa City and District League championship semi-final series, at Alexandra Park, on Tues- day night, at eight o'clock. Brooklin and Bad Boys will open the other bracket, same diamond, same time on Thursday ' night . ... IF BROOKLIN senior lacrossers win in Brampton tonight, it will complete their quest of the OLA Senior title -- and make it a rough week for Brampton lacrosse fans. The Mann Cup finals will be played in the East again this year, perhaps in Brampton. Peterborough Arena is "out" -- because their ice is "in" now, with Toronto Leafs already having open- ed their training camp there . . . SOCCER FANS can see an interesting exhibition in Courtice on Monday evening, at seven o'clock, between the Peterborough and Darlington Township League All-Star selects . . . BILL LAWSON, well- known local former softball and football player, is having another sojourn in the Oshawa General Hospital. Former "Red Raiders" and other sports associates can help brighten the lonely days by dropping him a card, now-and-then -- Room An all-round team effort earned Oshawa Green Gaels their second-straight Eastern Canada Junior Lacrosse Championship at the Brampton Arena last night. The Gaels swamped Bramp- ton Armstrongs 18-5 and they easily captured the best 4-out- of-7 series in four-straight. This completed an undefeated play- off sprint as they also polished off Alderwood Terriers in four consecutive contests. The youthful Gaels are now eagerly looking forward to the trip out west in the hope of taking their second successive Minto Cup Title. Gaels won the crown last season when they knocked off Victoria Shamrocks in a hard-fought series. This time they are up against New Westminster, a team that is considered just as tough as Victoria. Gaels will leave next Thurs- day afternoon for Brampton and will open the series against New Westminster on Sept. 14. If any lacrosse fans want to get a final look at the squad, Gaels will be practising Sunday and Monday nights. After the contest, Jim Nash, president of the OLA, presented captain John Davis with the William Post Memorial Trophy, emblematic of the Eastern Championship. The Trophy, was donated four years ago by Post's family in memory of one of the great lacrosse originators in Peterborough. Last night's contest left little doubt of the Green Gaels being the best in Eastern Canada. They jumped into a 6-3 lead in the first period, which was the best period in the series, rapped home nine if the ten goals in th second and outscored the listless Armstrongs 3-1 in the final frame. Every member of the Gaels came up with an outstanding effort in this game, but if there was any star to be handed out it had to go to goaltender Merv Marshall. AT ROAMING BEST Marshall, who fields balls anywhere from one to 20 feet outside of his net, made 23 saves during the game and robbed several] Brampton play- ers from point-blank range. At one time, Gary Drysdale, Brampton's goalie, fired a long fenceman Bob Booth, but before Booth could gather in the pass, Marshall slithered out of his net and knocked the ball away. The 17-year-old goltender. seems to play his best in play- off competition and last year was no exception as he won the McOnaghey Medal for the most outstanding player in the Minto Cup series. Other Gaels who came up with great efforts were Don Stinson, Larry Ireland, Joe Kiwior and Brian Thompson. Stinson notched three goals and hounded his opponents all night, that is until he was SPORTS IN BRIEF thrown out for fighting with breakaway pass to burly de-), Memorial Trephy, eaitlematie of the Eastern Canada title. --(Photo by Ron Smith) Gaels Capture Title In 4-Straight Thompson and Ireland shared singles. 'John McCauley, Harry Red- ford, Dave Rudge, Bob Haw and Brian Warnock tallied-for Brampton. Only 20 penalties were handed out by the officials with Bramp- ton getting 12. Both teams got two majors and a game-mis- conduct. DESERVE CREDIT Two men who deserve plenty of credit for Gaels tremendous and manager Fred Whailey. These two executives have put in long hard hours with Gaels and helped form the nucleus of the championship club. The 34-year-old Bishop formed the Green Gael organi- zation 19 years ago and has used the name in various di- vision of minor lacrosse. A sporting goods salesman and Sports Director of CKLB, Bishop is considered one of the best coaches in the business and is a leading booster behind Oshawa's minor lacrosse setup. Whalley, who works for Gen- eral Motors, is the kind of manager that most teams could use. He fulfils several chores for Gaels and carries them out with excellent efficiency. When Gaels arrived back here, they held a luncheon for executives of the club, players and friends of the team. Everyone was in high spirits and well they should be, as the Gaels accomplished something that the City of Oshawa can be proud of. Green Gaels' President John Greer gave well-deserved praise to Bishop. Whalley and the Gaels for their big win. "Under Bishop we have the best coached team in the league, the best disciplined club and a team that is hungry for win- ning games." He added, "I think the boys have an excellent chance for taking the Minto Cup, because Bishop has given them the de- sire and leadership that is needed." GAELS GAB. . . About 150 Gaels' fans roared their. ap- proval throughout the game and went wild with joy when the buzzer sounded to end the contest. . . The spirit of the Gaels continued on the bus trip home and the restless Davis led sing-song, that left little danger of endangering Beatles profession. F outscored their opponents 147-71 in the playoff rounds. OSHAWA -- goal, defence, Hinkson, Davies, Higgs, Kolesnick, Kiwior; for- wards, B. Thompson, Davis, K. Thompson, Ireland, Powless, Stinson, Armstrong, Jones and Clayton. BRAMPTON -- goal, Drys- dale; defence, Booth, Sterritt, Black, Watson; forwards, J. McCauley, Richardson, Redford, D. Rudge, C. Rudge, Haw, Warnock, B. Wilfong, Archde- kin, W. and W. McCauley. SPORTS CALENDAR INCREASE LEAD success are coach Jim Bishop|?: "TODAY'S GAMES OASA Squirt Playoffs: Port vs North Oshawa, at Oshawa 2.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 2 3 Eastern Ontario zone finals. OASA Bantam Playoffs: Co- bourg vs Pickering, at East Woodlands Park, 4.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of'3 Eastern On- tario zone finals, OASA Intermediate "'C" Play- offs: Brooklin Concretes vs Sel- kirk, at Selkirk, 8.15 p.m.; Ist game of 2-out-of-3 series, BASEBALL OBA Tyke Playoffs: Bramp- ton Tykes vs Oshawa Legion- naires, at Alexandra Park (north diamond), 2.00 p.m; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. OBA Juvenile 'Playoffs: Ham- ilton UEW vs Oshawa UAW Local 222, at Lakeview Park, at 2.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series, OBA Junior Major Playoffs: St. Catharines Cardinals vs Oshawa Legionnaires, at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 2.00 p.m.; Ist game of 2-out-of-3 series, LACROSSE OLA Senior League Playoffs: Brooklin vs Brampton Excel- siors, at Brampton Arena, 8.30 p.m.; 4th game of 4-out-of-7 final series, ' LAWN BOV'LING Mixed Doubles Tournament, at Cannington Lawn Bowling Club, 1.00 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District Assoc: (1st Division) --Ukrainia vs Hun- garia, at 7.00 p.m. and Rang- ers vs Italia, at 8.30 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Civic Memo- rial Stadium, SUNDAY'S GAMES BASEBALL OBA Junior Major Playoffs-- Oshawa Canadian Tire Legion- naires vs St. Catharine Car- dinals, at St. Catharines, 2.00 m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series, LAWN BOWLING District Meeting, at Whitby Lawn Bowling Club, 2.00 p.m. MONDAY'S GAMES LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tournament (Holland Trophy) at Cobourg Lawn Bowling Club, 10.00 a.m. SOCCER Darlington League (Exhibition Game) -- Darlington All-Stars vs Peterborough All-Stars, at Courtice, 6.00 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Midget Playoffs -- Osh-| awa Storie Park vs Peterbor- ough IUE, at Cobourg Lake- shore Park, 5.30 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. Oshawa City and _ District Assoc.: (League Championship Playoffs) -- First game of play- offs, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m., A and W Drive-In vs Scu- gog Cleaners, Civil Service League Quarter- Final Round Playoffs -- Scott's Chicken Villa vs Foley's Plumb- ing, at Fernhill Park, 6.15 p.m. 3rd and deciding game of series. YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Tony Cloninger, Milwaukee Braves, blanked Cin- cinnati Reds 2-0 on three hits. Batting--Joe Adcock, Los An- geles Angels, clouted two hom- ers and drove in four runs, leading the Angels to a 7-1 tri- umph over Baltimore that shaved the Orioles' American League lead to one percentage point. Marshal; Your Satisfaction fs Our Aim All Cars Carry Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundes E.. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN Wayne McCauley in the third period. 'Both players squared-off at CHUVALO MEETS JONES NEW YORK (CP) -- Toronto heavyweight George Chuvalo {s wizard of El Segundo, Calif., broke the 17 - minute barrier the five minute mark of the frame and when they were broken apart found themselves McLaughlin Coal & Supplies By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer Manager Gene Mauch and his Philadelphia Phillies haye ~ getting by on their talents in the National League pennant race, but perhaps a little ciair- voyance has helped too. Mauch must have had it fig- ured beforehand when he dropped Johnny Callison, the Phils' most valuable veteran, to seventh in the batting order for Friday night's series opener with San Francisco Giants. What else but a carefully con- trived script could have made Callison Johnny-on-the-spot with the key hit in a four-run eighth inning rally that stunned the Giants 5-3 and increased the Phils' first place margin to 6% games. Callison delivered his tie- breaking single moments after Frank Thomas had tied the count with a two-run homer off} lefty Billy O'Dell. While the Phillies were kick-| ing the Giants into fourth place, Milwaukee Braves' Tony Clonin-' ger dropped runner-up Cincin-' nati Reds with a three-hit 2-0 lvictory. CARDS DEFEAT CUBS : St. Louis Cardinals topped Chicago Cubs 8-5 on Ken Boyer's three - run homer in the ninth and took. third place, one percentage point up on the Giants, Pitts burgh Pirates N. Oshawa Girls Take First Game North Oshawa Bantam Girls took a one game lead in the Neighborhood Association semi- final playoffs last night defeat- ing Woodview Park 14-8. Carol Hopkins on the mound for the winners held Woodview scoreless for two innings and allowed only four runs up to the seventh. N. Oshawa ex- ploded for five runs in the first and scored in every inning but the last two. Hopkins, James and Lakarow were the big hitters for the winners. 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Dick Estelle, in his major league debut, checked the Phils on one run through six inni aponpennreceana reg alone anne gions 'a Callison's Key Single Gives Phillies Victory _ bes Giants over the last two in-/gles gues Mathews' two - run homer off Joey Jay in the ge ne Milwaukee's Cloninger all runs he needed, The eos ner past his record to 15-12. Jay worked eight innings, any ing up five hits and fanning 12, but lost his 10th game circuit. BOYER SLAM3 HOMER } Boyer connected with two out in the ninth after the Cubs nailed' Carl Warwick at the plate on Dick Groat's grounder. Warwick had singled and reached third on a sacrifice and Lou Brok's single. Boyer's 19th homer, off Fred Burdette, scored Brock and Groat and gave the Cardinal third base. man 100 RBIs for the year. Bill Mazeroski drove in four runs with a homer and two sin- bowing out for a pinch hitter' after Jose Pagan's two - run homer in the seventh gave the Giants a 3-1 spread. Richie Allen touched reliever O'Dell for a leadoff single in the eighth and trotted home ahead of Thomas. One out later, Gus Triandos doubled and scored the go-head run when Callison singled to centre for his 84th RBI. Callison rode home on a sin- gle but Ruben Amaro and re- liever Jack Baldschun's squeeze bunt. Baldschun then blanked WILSON ELECTRIC MOTORS Motor Repeir Overhauling--Rewinding to ell types of Electric Motors New ond Used Motors 395 Oshawa Blvd. S. PHONE 723-4362 Nod SPORT EVE WRESTLING TUESDAY, SEPT. @ "6" MAN TAG TEAM @ TEAM 1 Bulldog Brower Hans Schmidt The Beast vs. @ SEMI-FINAL @ vs. @ SEMI-FINAL @ Eric. Froehlie Billy Red Lyons vB Tickets for these bouts et Casino Rest. -- Pet Milosh (Promoter) SPORTS CALENDAR TONIGHT SOCCER:--Oshawa & District Assoc. (Ist Division) -- Ukrainia vs Hungaria vs Italia, at 8:30 p.m.; Civic Memorial Stadium. MONDAY LAWN BOWLING:--Mixed Doubles Tournament lems. 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