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¢ | Oshawa Merch | YQ TH COMAWA TIMIRS, Tordey, September 8, 1964 ants Oust Belleville In a é fw gt ar é MU eR UL. ad E astern Sr. Playoff Oshawa Merchants scored ajscored Stone and Lutton came)in the Sth-when Folwell tripled home on a wild pitch as Reid was being walked, From the 7th to the lith, for/Latchford set the Merchants up an even dozen hits but kept them well scattered. Belleville's only successful inning was the 8th when Moon, Weston and Mavety all hit safe- ly in succession to produce their two runs, which at the time, tied the score. Belleville had lone runners on base in: the Oth, 1ith and 12 frames, but couldn't score again as Stone was at his best in the clutches. Latchford, Belleville's mound ace, fanned 17 batters and gave up 11 hits. Merchants won the game on their ability to get their hits in the right places. Ted Lutton singled and Bob Reid doubled in the first frame but Oshawa didn't break the 0-0 deadlock until the bottom of the 6th inning when Stone opened with a walk. With two out, Lutton singled, an error of the 12th. Jim McConkey Stone drew another walk. Latch- Jack Fisher but Ted Lutton's single scored McConkey with the winning run. BELLEVILLE -- Soule, cf, Moon, 3b; Weston, ss; Mavety, c; Latchford, p ; Boyle, 2b; Ethier, 1b; Vaughan, If; Hurst, rt. OSHAWA--Fisher, ss; Lutton, 3b, Reid, 1b, Etchells, c; Dowe, 2b; Jones, cf; McConkey, rf; Stone, p; Woods, If. FIFTH AND FINAL GAME The fifth and deciding game of the series in Belleville on Monday night proved a night- mare for the homesters and their fans and a weird affair for the scorekeeper, as Oshawa 16-5 triumph over Belleville. Jim McConkey- pitched the win for the Merchants. He fan- ned eight batters and gave up seven hits, for only three runs. Vaughan's double and another by Soule, plus an infield out and Mavety's single, gave Belle- ville their first two runs in the sixth' inning--and at the time they were trailing 11-0. The homesters got their next run down in 1-2-3 order but they -lwon the game in the bottom singled to open the inning and ford struck out Rofer Woods and pounded out 14 hits for their) and scored on a single Hurst, In the 9th, Muirhead tripled, Hunter doubled and the latter scored on Moon's sacrifice fly, for their fifth and final run. Oshawa broke in front against Vaughan, starting pitcher, for four runs on a walk, three errors and hits by Ted Lutton and Ron Jones. Merchants added two in the second, another in the third and four more in the fifth; as they treated Belleville's succession of pitchers each to a barrage of base blows, while the home- sters, to make matters worse, were guilty of some loose field- ing. Two in the eight and three more in the 9th inning, complet- ed Oshawa's total. Jack Fisher, Ted Lutton, Johhy Hogg and Ron Jones all hit well for the Merchants while all the others also contributed, either with the odd hit or by drawing a walk. | OSHAWA--Fisher, ss; Lutton, \If; Hogg, cf; Reid, 1b; Whiteley, 3b; Etchells c¢; Dowe, | 2b; Jones, rf; McConkey, p; Mit- chell, ss. BELLEVILLE -- Soule, cf; Brailey, lf; Ethier, 1b; Mavety, ¢; Muirhead, rf; Hunter, ss; Moon, 3b and 2b; Boyle, 2b; Vaughan, p; Lewis, 3b; Folwell, cf; Hurst, lf; Lewis, p and Hunt, Pp, by SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Midget Playoffs -- Osh- awa Storie Park vs Peterbor- ough TUE, at Cobourg Lake- shore Park, 5.30 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. Oshawa City and District gog Cleaners, Final Round Playoffs -- Scott's ing, at Fernhill Park, 6.15 p.m. 3rd and deciding game of series. Neighborhood Assoc. Bantam Girls League Playoffs --North Oshawa at Woodview Park, 6.15 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series. LACROSSE OLA Senior League Cham- pionship Playoffs -- Brampton Excelsiors vs Brooklin, at Brooklin Community Arena, 8.30 p.m.; 5th game of 4-out-of-7 final series. OLA Juvenile Playoffs -- Osh- awa at Peterborough, 8.30 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. WRESTLING Exhibition of professional wrestling, three bouts, at Osh- awa Children's Arena, 8.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Intermediate "C" Play- offs -- Selkirk vs Brooklin, at Brooklin Community Park, 8.15 |p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Ki- wanis Bantam League Play- offs) -- Storie Park and Fern- hill Park, at Radio Park, 6.15 p.m.; sudden-death game to de- cide winner of round-robin series and right to enter finals. Assoc.: (League Championship' Playoffs) -- First game of play- offs, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m., A and W Drive-In vs Scu- Civil Service League Quarter- Chicken Villa vs Foley's Plumb- Manager Fred Whalley an- nounced last night that Oshawa Green Gaels, Eastern Canadian Junior Lacrosse Champions, have added three players for the upcoming Minto Cup Series. Two of the players, Doug Favell and Bill Young, were ac- quired from St. Catharines. Bill Armour was picked up from Hastings Legionnaires. Favell, who plays goal for Niagara Falls in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A League, earned 83 points in 21 games this season. He scored 56 goals and many of them were on breakaway passes he re- ceived from St. Catharines' goaltender Gary Vanshagen. Young, in his first season of junior lacrosse, got 34 points, in- cluding 15 goals and is a top prospect in. St. Catharines' fu- ture plans. The 17-year-old for- ward played in the OHA Junior Green Gaels Add Three Stars For Minto Cup Bid loop for St, Catharines Black Hawks last season. ssn ceriag ace the Sounee lea se race 8 with 117 points on 61 goals. He jhas a blistering shot and is at his best when the --_ rough. Armour has captured the "Most Valuable Player Award" with Hastings, '» the last two seasons, He tolled in the East- ern Professional Hockey League in 1963. The three players practised with Gaels on Sunday and Mo- day and will aiso workout with the squad Wednesday night in their last practice before they head out West ic defend their 63 Minto Cup title. Gaels expect to leave Thurs- day night from Toronto's Union Station at 6.15 p.m. They will start the Mitheo Cup series against New Westminster Salmonbellies on Sept. 14. IN SELKIRK A fine pitching performance by Bob Campbell led Brooklin Concretes to a 3-1 victory over Selkirk in the first game of the OASA Intermediate "C'" Play- offs in Selkirk on Saturday. Second game in the best 2-of-3 series is slated for Brooklin to- morrow at 8.15 p.m. Campbell went all the way for the winners and limited Sel- kirk to only four hits. He struck out eight and walked one. The Brooklin Concretes First Game Of Series Win jseven hits and fanned four, but wildness and four errors ruined jhis effort. : The winners threatened to |break the game wide-open in |several innings, but just couldn't jcome up with the clutch hit. {Snider only managed to retire |the side in order in the seventh jinning. |Brooklin left 12 men on the |bases, while Selkirk left eight. | Gibson had three hits in five at bats and scored one of Brook- Oshawa UAW Local 222 Juve- niles were eliminated from the OBA Juvenile Playoffs on Sat- urday when they were whipped 18-3 by Hamilton UEW in game at Lakeview Park. Hmilton won the first game 43 and took the best 3 series in two-straight affairs. The winners wasted little time in establishing a lead as they tallied three runs in the first and had a 6-0 lead in the second before Oshawa scored a single run in their half. Hamilton added two more runs in the third and twice in the fourth. They got their final three runs in the ninth on one hit and one error. Olexiuk hurled three-hit ball at the Oshawa boys and was never in any serious trouble. He fanned five and walked only one. A Hamilton got seven hits off two Oshawa pitchers and were aided considerably by poor fielding by the UAW boys. Osh. Oshawa Tykes Oust Brampton Two Straight Oshawa Tyke Legionnaires eliminated Brampton from the OBA Tyke Playoffs here Satur- day when they took a 10-8 deci- sion at Alexandra Park. Victory gave the Tykes the best 2-out-of-3 series in two- straight games. They took the first game on Friday, 11-4, in Brampton. Jeff Stapleton started on the mound for the winners, but allowed five runs in the first inning and was replaced by Paul Jubb, who pitched good ball the rest of the way to receive credit for the win. Oshawa scored three runs in the third and exploded Hamilton Juveniles Win OBA Series Two-Straight awa committed seven errors oc Hamilton played errorless Cornin paced Hamilton's attack with two singles. Skrzyp- Cun- Fair clouted a triple plus a single for the losers. Rospond got the other safety in the second eminent marathi nchew, If; im, 88; Romanowski, c; Coie , tb; Kiorade, rf; Fazio, 2b; Hickey, cf; Olexiuk, a Kempling, Tam- Ison. borine and OSHAW. rt; Rose, 2b; 'A--Holt, Whiting, If; Crosmas, 1b; Zak, 5 Yeor Guorontee mode by Beotty. Free food pion, Free delivery. PRICED FROM BAD BOY ocerinitevy SELLS FOR LESS! Built-in filter, 1/5 horse power, cu. ft, capacity, swift operation, gaurantee, automatic shut-off, Ros. iis. 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He struck out 13 Oshawa batters and walked hits for the two runs allowed. with a single, Helmkay was safe on an error and . Jarry scored when Haynes got on via an error. The winners got two runs in the sixth when Bellinger was safe on an error and then follow- ing Ker's sacrifice, Les West- lake doubled and went all the way on an outfield miscue. In the 7th, Bob Alcian opened with a single and Haynes homered, for two more and in the 8th they added their last pair on Helmkay's single, a double by Bob Alcian, an infield out and then an error, when Bill Alcian|the 8th. Ken Brack walked with safe on a grounder to short-jtwo out. Nekkers was safe on Pp. Reeson struck out 10 batters Helmkay and Bob Rival pitcher Roger Reeson|Aician each having a pair while got Oshawa's first run and the/Pete Tufford was tops with first of the game, when he was! three. safe on an infield error, with ST. CATHARINES -- Ker, ss; | 'two out, in the first inning. He) Westlake, cf; Jarry, rf; Helm- stole second base and moved to/Kay, If; Bob Alcian, 2b; Haynes, third when Al Etchells was also c; Bill Alcian, 1b and cf; Tuf- >| safe on an infield miscue. The|ford, 3b; Bellinger, p; Ryder, +3 Oshawa runners then pulled a ' followed by Pete | single, scored Haynes, to make double-steal and it worked, to score Reeson. Reeson got his team's other run, a home-run blow, with two out, in the third inning. Singles by Alex Barnett and Ted Lutton completed Oshawa's meagre total of safeties. St. Kitts got their first run in the second when Reeson hit Brian Haynes with a pitched ball and then an infield error Tufford's it 1-1. Royer Helmkay homered with two out in the third, to put the visitors ahead 2-1. After Reeson's homer had tied it in the same inning, it stayed at that for the fourth inning but Ib in 8th. | OSHAWA -- Flynn, 3b; Bar-| nett, If; Reeson, p; Etchells, c Cloutier, 1b; Lutton, 6s Mitchell, 2b; Brack, cf; Stewart,| rf; Nekkers, rf in 5th. | CLOSE IN ST. KITTS The second game of the series, played in St. Catharines on Sun- day afternoon, saw the home- sters score the winning run with two out in the 9th inning, for a 4-3 victory that concluded the semi-final set. Les Westlake was the starting and winning pitcher for St. Kitts, although he gave way to relief pitcher Blake Bellinger in the ninth, after Alex Barnett had got on base via Westlake's own ' in the fifth Rover Jarry opened error, to start the inning off. WOODBINE RACE RESULTS League Playoffs) Park at Lake Vista and North games at 6.15 p.m. Civil Service League Playoffs -- Foley's Plumbing or Scott's Chicken Villa vs Thompson's Plumbing, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 semi-final series; Rundle's Gar- Bellinger retired the next three} in order, with Barnett getting as far as 3rd base. | Barnett was safe on an infield) error to open the game and| scored on Roger Reeson's single| and an error by Westlake. Osh- awa didn't score again until the sixth when Al Etchells opened den Centre vs Wood's Transport, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 pm.; 3rd game of 3-out-of-5 semi-final series. LACROSSE Oshawa Juvenile - Junior League Playoffs -- Brooklin vs) Beaupre's Spurs, at Oshawa) Children's Arena, 7.00 p.m.; 2nd) game of 4-out-of-7 series. | with a walk, stole d and went to third on the bad throw, then scored on a single by Dave Mitchell. Ken Brack followed with a double but Gerry Nek- kers flied out, to end the threat. Oshawa's third run came in an error and then an error throw by the catcher saw Brack) and didn't issue a single walk . | ek ho gave te 14 Wath Wak score, On the play at the plate, Westlake, ed a broken leg, in the blameless incident, Gerry Nekkers, pitching for Oshawa, fanned four batters and walked five, while allowing 10 hits. The homesters got their first two runs in the third when Bob Alcian walked. Rover Helmkay followed with a single and then with one out, Haynes singled, scoring Alcian and Helmkay came home on Bill Alcian's sacrifice fly to centre. Legionnaires made two spark- ling plays in the eighth, one to get Bill Alcian at the plate, try- ing to score on Tufford's ground- er to Dave Mitchell, Then Tuf- ford was retired on a double- play when Mike Ker flied to centre. St. Kitts tied the score at 3-3 in the bottom of the 8th when Terry Nunnemaker opened with a walk. Bill Alcian sacrificed and an infield out followed by Dave Ruder's double, scored Nunnemaker. | The winning run for the home-| sters, to win both the game and series, came in the 9th. Bob Al- cian singled, with one out and Helmkay followed with a single. -- by Discovery. Trainer G M FIRST RACE -- Purse $2000. Claiming. One and 9-London 'Walsh é . 6-Drifted; Ditttach F A 10-Midway Bive, Fitz'ns Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: King Rip, Benedic- tus, Good Ovation, Ninth Wave, My First Duchess, Diesel Fleet, Jive Girl and Tartrazine. Winner, b f, 3, Roman Bout -- Lismore Lady by Bive Larkspur. Trainer W Water- man. Pool 57,321 Double Pool 93,030 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim- Mee Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs ( 10) lASign Play, Robinson 10.00 5.40 3.60 2 -Glenscot Miss, Dittfach 13.40 690 9 -Miss Bassano, Lanoway $5.00 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Flippif! Floyd, Sun Shai |, A- ie. DAILY DOUBLE, 9 AND 1, PAID $34.20 A--F W Russel Entry Winner, b f, 3, Pet Abla Jay by Double Jay. Trainer F W Russell, Pool 77,281 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2000. Claiming. ids and up. 1% Miles on Mar- 12.70 4. 4) 0 1s 3Deal Me Aces, Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Brigitta Skol, Trust Him, Gum Swamp, All's Pride, Crystel Fire, Humber Broom and Gueica ro, Winner, ch g, 4, Toulouse Lavirec Faustina by Orsénigo. Trainer W Von Richthofen. Pool 116,776 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2700. Allow- 'ences. Three-year-olds and up. 1 Mile on Marshall Turf Course (6) iligalty, 7.2 Chance Cover, SCanisteo, Harrison 2, 6-The Flicks, Dittfach vA Boy,|4Lady Victoria, 80)2-Vindent De Paul, Rogers juntiey. Pool 115,272 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2500. Claiming. Three-year-olds and up. 7 Furlongs (6) 4-Recourse, Balley 17.60 7.00 4.40 2-Your County, Turcotte 4.60 3.50 5-River Bully, Leblanc 4.10 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: A-Lord Saybrook, A-Shook 2nd, and New Member. A--A Blanto and Gardiner Farms Entry. QUINELLA, 4 AND 2, PAID $63.20 Rasper 2nd -- Blve Case Ace. Trainer E lensky. Pool 61,132 Quinelia Poo! 57,977 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2600. Allow- ances. Two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 6 Furlongs (6) 7. 3.50 4.00 2.70 2 50 Start good, wen driving Also Ran in Order: Victoria Gerden, Prince Guard and Miss Warlou. Winner, bc, 2, Canadian Champ -- Mil- listeo by Filisteo. Trainer J Lankinen, Pool 111,100 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 add- ed. "Seaway Stakes Handicap". Three year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs (7) 4Rambiin Road, Gomez 4.20 2.80 2.50 3.60 3.20 3Sound Stage, Davidson 3.80 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: E. Day, Pleriou, Buttermilk Pike and Dark Fairy. Winner, b ¢, 3, Lincoin Road -- Miss by Picfor. Trainer @ M Huntley. y Margo |Pool 144,380 | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2100. Claim- sixteenth. Miles, turf course (11) 10-Raven Wing, Parnell 7.20 4:40 3.60 S-Aurora Fox, Bailey 4.90 4.00 1}-Dark Red, Turcotte 3.70 Start good, won handily 6 Bal Welce Jam, Fitz'ns iain John, Lenoway good, won driving Ran In Order: Fabison, Fast Da' Matt H. | © B Seedhouse and North Star) Ranch Entry | Winner, ch @ 8, Windy City tnd -- Gait' Also Ran in Order: Black Raven, In- res, Sky Spark, Hootenany Annie, Savu- lagetie, Split the Loot, Cassis Miss arid eal Black. Winner, bik g, 7, by Radiate ind--Bronze Medal by Portcodine. Trainer J C Meyer.' Pool 123,997 Total Pool 958,266 ' Attendance 20,869 : Roger Jarry forced Helmkay for the second out. Bellinger slash- ed a hard one to Dave Ferries at third base. Ferries knocked down the line shot but couldn't recover in time to make the put- out throw, as Alcian crossed the plate with the winning run. Reeson and Mitchell each had two hits for Oshawa while Helm- kay with three-for-three and Bob |Alcian with a pair, were the best for the homesters. Nipigon Girls Cop Group "B' Softball Title Invitational , Tournament in Newmarket last Saturday. Girls from Nipigon, South- mead, Sunnyside and Connaught composed the Nipigon squad. They were coached by Lloyd Clarke and Ken Mason. The Nipigon girls easily won the championship when they trounced Whitby 19-3 in a game that was labelled as a grudge match: Nipigon handed Whitby their first defeat in the Oshawa Tournament that was held here in August and the Whitby were! seeking revenge. 4 Nipigon advanced to the final round when they swamped Bur- lington 19-0 on the no-hit per- formance of Cathy Stead, who received excAllent fielding from her teammates, St, Catharines and Nipigon tangled in the first. game to determine which division, A or B, each club would participate in. This game was classed as the best of the day and it went right down to the ninth-inning with St. Catharines gaining a 6-5 win. Captain Christine Wetherup received the silverware on be- half of the Nipigon team for winning the Group "B" crown. Members of the winning team were: Cathy Stead, Gail Cross- man, Annita Roter, Donna Roter, Bonnie Nichols, Carolyn Lee; Cathy Chapman, Brenda Whyte, Gertrude Gillard, Caro- Oshawa at Nipigon Park; both), bined two singles with two errors. Campbell settled down in the next few innings and retired 13 of the 14 men he faced. Campbell, Detch and V. Fer- guson had the other safeties. | Dennis, Dawson, Steele and Fehrman shared the hits for | Selkirk. BROOKLIN--Gibson, cf; Hill, Brooklin scored two runs in| ss: D. Ferguson, 1b; Detch, c; son led off with a single. The next two batters struck out, however, cleanup batter Bob) Detch slammed a two-run homer} and gave the winners a 2-0 lead.| They added their other run in the eighth on a solo homer by) Vern Ferguson. | Losing pitcher Snider allowed| the first inning when Elmo Gib-| Warriner, If; Till, rf; Cornish, 2b; V. Ferguson, 3b and Camp-| Terry McKee and Doug Mii- chell had three hits each for Oshawa. Peter Murdoch stroked the other two safeties. Dave Delisle and Tom Gibson led Brampton at the plate. Brampton got nine hits and both teams made six errors. bell, p. H SELKIRK--Dennis, If; Daw-) son, cf; Steele, 3b; F. Moer-| schfelder, c; Lindsey, ss; Hare, 2b; Metcalfe, rf, rf; Fehrman, 1b; Snider, p; Cox, ¢ in 8th; L. Moerschfelder, c in 9th and Snider, rf in 5th. Oshawa Score Shutout In Ex. Against Irish Oshawa Vikings defeated To-| game from start-to-finish. The team has been in hard practice for some weeks and new tech- niques, with clever movements, proved the hours spent were! worthwhile, Five of the Oshawa players deserve -special mention for their individual efforts and fine team work. They were captain Bill Lockwood, winger Ted M- Lean, backs Tom Olinyk and Garney Gunn, and scrum-half Bruce McArthur. Fullback Terry Kelly was re- sponsible for some fine kicking -- he converted two trys against a strong wind -- and front row props Mark Mally and Wayne Voege were always well up with the ball and towers of strength in lose scrums. Fifteen minutes after kick-off McLean made a 30-yard run, beating four men, to touch down for the first try. He was passed the ball by Lockwood, who had it after a scrum. A conversion kick failed. Five minutes later, Olinyk put the ball over the line, following some fine back field passing. Kelly converted this try, putting the Vikings ahead 8-0. Early in the second half, Gunn put the ball between the posts, after a pass from Olinyk, This was the result of practised tac- tics. 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