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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 15, 1904 CIVIL SERVICE PLAYOFFS ESPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' FOR THE RECORD! -- Just to at least get one fact established, the statement which appeared in this paper's "Good Evening" column, in Saturday's issue--quote--'Com- mitteeman George Campbell asked for a 3,000-seat, $170,000 4 at Alexandra Park with playfield lights" -- was entirely a misrepresentation. The sentence was part of an [ ation concerning the operations of Oshawa's appointed Centenniat, Committee, We would like to make it positively clear that we did not ask for such a project and for the in- formation concerned, no 'member of the committee is permitted to "ask" for any project, a ruling established early in session, back\in May, As a matter of fact, the project of a grandstand was suggested by an Oshawa citizen, back about that time and along with a total of over 30 suggestions, some almost identical and several of them similar, is now being given consideration, following investigation, by the Centennial Committee. Come to think of it, since the insur- ance money from the Alexandra Park grandstand, when destroyed by fire, found its way in the city "pot" and out of that same pot came, the money to build the new swimming pool at Rotary Park -- it would be almost practical and economical, if the city ended up with both a swimming pool and a grandstand at no great cost, Could this be a chance for "Paul" to pay back 'Peter'? Meanwhile, as that I'V detective used to say -- 'Just the facts, M'am, just the facts!" xXxXxXX*xX OSHAWA MINOR Softball Assoc. players, of this and former years, will learn with deep regret today of the pass- ing of young '"'Mike" Gillies, popular son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gillies. For several years, in PeeWee and Bantam ranks, Mike was a star pitcher and left-handed first base- man for Connaught Park softball teams and helped in win- ning championship honors. He was also, until stricken with cancer, more than a year ago, a promising member of the Junior section of the Oshawa Tennis Club. A good competi- tor and fine young sportsman, Mike was popular not only with his numerous teammates at Conaught Park but also with his rivals, from the various other Neighborhood Assoc. teams in the city. On behalf of the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's executive and all the boys who knew and played with or against him in OMSA ranks, we extend deep- est sympathy to the bereaved family. XXXXX GREEN GAELS won the opening game of The Minto Cup finals, last'night in New Westminster, At the time of writing this column we didn't have the details, except that Oshawa had held @ good lead at half-time and then had to break a 12-12 deadlock, late in the final period, to emerge winners at 15-13, . .. KEEPING IN STEP, in the bid to have both Cana- dian lacrosse championship trophies resting in these parts for a year, Brooklin topped Vancouver 10-8 last night in the Mann Cup opener at Whitby Arena, in a real sizzler, with Brooklin's speed amazing the Westerners. XXXXxX DIAMOND DUST: -- Wood's "Policemen" won their Civil Service League semi-final series over Rundle's 'Fire- men" last night, taking their third win in the fourth game of the set. In the other bracket, Thompson's tied it up with Scott's and they'll settle it tomorrow night at Alexandra Park, eight o'clock. . . .BAD BOYS play their City and Dis- trict semi-final round game, second of set, in Brooklin to- aight and if Brooklin wins, they'll settle it back here on Thursday night. .. . OASA PLAYOFF action here at Alex- andra Park tonight calls for Beamsville meeting Hastings, in Junior "C" third-game action. It's expected that on Thursday evening, North York and Cobourg will play the third game of their Bantam semi-inal series, here at Alexan- dra Park, five o'clock. . .OSHAWA MINOR teams, Kiwanis Bantam finals and Midget Round-Robin teams, are reminded that starting tomorrow, their playoff games are scheduled to start at six o'clock sharp -- because it's getting dark much earlier now. The Civil Service Softball League playoff doubleheader, at Alexandra Park Jast night, saw the league championship move one step closer to completion, when Wood's Transport "Police- men" defeated Rundle Garden Centre "Firemen" 7-4, in the fourth game of their semi-final series, fo win the set. three games to one and so qualify for a berth in the finals. y The league championship finals however, will not open until next Monday night, be- cause in the other semi-final Wood's Oust Rundles; Thompson's Tie Series | Nipigon Midgets Nip Rundle Lads -- SPORTS. CALENDAR Carl Earle, on the mound for on's, came up with a winning performance when he was tagged for six hits but kept them scattered to never more than one safety in any one in- ning, and so limited Scott's to just two runs, At that, Scott's took the lead, when Ken Bradley homered in the first inning, with two out, to put his team in front 1-0. However, Scott's collected only one more run, a homer by. Cos- burn, to open the fourth inning. Doubles by Salter and Petitclere and singles by Butler and Rundle's got to Masiewich finally, in the fourth inning and cashed in three runs. Greentr singled 'and went all the way when the ball was bobbled in the outfield. G. Hooper then singled and Button homered, to make the score 5-3, Greentree tripled in the fifth, with two out, but was left stranded, The losers got their final run in the 7th when Knock- er connected with one out and then with two out, scored on| Greentree's second triple and third hit of the game. Masie- bracket, Thompson's Plumbing defeated Scott's Chicken Villa, in the second game of iast night's doubleheader, 10-2, to even this series at one win apiece. Third and deciding game of tomorrow (Wednesday) night at Alexandra Park, at 8,00 p.m. MAKE HITS COUNT Wood's. Transport defeated Rundle's . Garden Centre by making their hits count. Their big rally was a four-run splurge in the d stanza, all Ward's Take Series Over Maverick's Ward's Billiards moved into the UAW Softball League cham- pionship finals, against Scugog Cleaners, when they swept their semi-final series over Maver- icks, in two-straight games on Saturday, at Lakeview Park. Ward's defeated Mavericks 6-1 in the first game and came back in the second half of the) doubleheader with a 3-0 shut-| out, to wind up the series. Maxwell pitched the win for the Billiardmen in the first game, He blanked Mavericks for three frames and then --in the fourth inning, Boivin click- ed, so did Hall. Campbell got on and Phillips hit, but Hall was nipped at the plate and Maxwell fanned the next two batters to limit Mavericks to just one run, Hill and Campbell hit safely in the sixth also but again were left stranded. Max- well had nine strikeouts, in earning his win. Phillips, pitching for Maver- icks, got into trouble in the very first inning. Vernon singled with one out then Solomon doubled.. Hodgson got on and then with two out, Knox doubled and Norris singled to complete the three-run rally. Doubles by Maxwell and Ver- non, plus a wild pitch, meant two more runs for the winners in the second and Bryan's single was turned into a run on hits by Knox and Coverly, in the third, to make it 6-0, Phil- lips found the fange after that and Ward's never scored again, but they already had enough. SHUTOUT FOR MENZIES | Menzies, pitching the second game, scored the 3-0 shutout win for Ward's Billiards, allow- ing Mavericks only two singles, one by Denault in the fourth inning and the other by Hall, in the sixth frame. He struck out 11 batters. Phillips was again the pitcher for Mavericks. He did a fine job, blanking Ward's for the first five frames but in the 6th, | WOODBINE RACE RESULTS 2-Swirl of Glory, Maxwell 4 TA-Lucknow Road, Gomez -- Py} Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Rip Van Jive, Mas- be ae te, ae Gideon, Swoon Ster, " jer Lane, let oan Future Time and Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Miss Cyprus, Mar- Man Champ, Fleet Wheat, Chinese Gam- Marle's Bid, The Strangler, Lumpy Lena and Zeesekite. peoee. Gnitry. Winner, b ¢, by Big Dipper 2nd -- Pretty Maxwell d with a doubl Solomon singled with one out, to score Maxwell and then Hodg- son homered, to make it 3-0. WARD'S BILLIARDS -- Mor- den, If; Vernon, 3b; Solomon, ss; Hodgson, rf; Bryan, c; Knox, 1b; Norris, 2b; Coverly, | } A--North Star Rench and Mrs E B Seed-| cef;. Menzies, p; Maxwell, If in| 6th. | MAVERICKS -- Henry, If;} wich struck out G. Hooper to end the season for Rundle's, Knocker and Greentree each had three hits for the losers while Button had a homer and a single. G. Hooper got their other hit. Brown had three and Jenkins had a pair, for the win- ners. WOOD'S -- Sheperdson, ss; Jenkins, 2b; Lyzun, 3b; Cairnes, c; McHugh, If; Masiewich, p; Brown, cf; Reid, lb; Attersley, rf; Lowery, rf in 5th; Forgette, rf in 6th; Mandryk, If in 7th; Tobin, ran for McHugh in 7th. which happened after there were two, out. Brown beat out an infield grounder, with two out and Reid did the same; so did Attersley as Brown scored, then Sheperdson was safe on an out- field error and Jenkins and Lyzun followed with singles to score Sheperdson, to complete the four-run rally. Wood's added another in the third, again with two out, when Brown singled and advanced on an error, Reid was safe on an error and a bad throw let Brown Kunkel were all "'wasted" when their mates failed to follow suit. Al Glaspell, pitching for \Scott's, ran into trouble early. L. Campbell opened the second inning with a double and Milne was safe on an error in centre, after which Connors singled to make it a two-run rally and a 2-1 lead, Thompson's boosted their total with four runs in the third in- ning. M. Campbell opened with a double.- Shearer was safe on an error and then Lawton SOFTBALL Assoc. Playoffs -- Bad Boys Ap- pliance vs Brooklin Concretes, at Brooklin Community Park, 8 semi-final series. Beamsville and Hastings, Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m.; 3rd and deciding game of series. awa Children's Arena, 8.45 p.m. SOFTBALL Chicken Villa vs Thompson's Plumbing, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd and decinding game of semi-final series, wanis Bantam League Cham pionship Finals) -- Sunnyside Park, 6,00° p.m.; .2nd game of and Connaught Park at Nipigon TODAY'S GAMES Rundle 4-2 and. now have won four of their six tee jeadng Nipigon Park took over un- disputed possession of first place in the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Midget League round-robin playoffs at Rundle Park last night. The Nipigon boys defeated Oshawa City and District lever, the other contenders have games in over Nipigon. 'In the other contest at Con- naught, Lake Vista and Con- naught battled to a 5-5 tie in seven innings. If this game af- fects the final league standings, it will have to be replayed. In order to allow more time for full nine-inning games, Wed- Storie Park Bantam Boys sorry cat Win Opener "siricon rnrumeus Storie Park nosed out Sunny- mur' Nini fo Pay ; side Park $7, last night atlDccy'trom a 20 deficit to tie Sunnyside Park diamond, as the} +), in the fifth innin: Oshawa: Minor Softball Associa- Niles ob the Bis in the tion's Kiwanis Bantam Leaguelion of the sixth on a walk, a championship finals for the 1964) doyle by Spiers and a single title, got under yi : ys by Morrison. Second game 0' -out-of- Po rege pire ay Retgg tre The winners got six hits off losing hurler Apauf, includin, Park diamond on Wednesday|three doubles. Wilson went a' evening, at six o'clock sharp. the way in picking up the vic- Both team players and teamitory, allowing six safeties and managers are asked to note the ccatee te suiting: The striking out nine. vance in starting time. six o'clock start is deemed ad- Pend een yng yy visable, since it is quite pos- Morrison hit a three-bagger for sible for an extra inning or two BB! Rundle. to be needed to settle a game, between these evenly matcned| DARKNESS HALTS GAME teams. The Connaught-Lake Vista con test was called after seven in- 15 p.m,; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 OASA Junior "'C" Playoffs -- at WRESTLING Exhibition of. professional wrestling, three bouts, at Osh- WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Civil Service League -- Scott's Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ki Park vs Storie Park, at Storie 3-out-of-5 title series. Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Midget League Round-Robin Series) -- Rundle Park at North Oshawa Park; both games at 6.00 p.m. LACROSSE Mann Cup Finals--Vancouver vs Brooklin at Whitby Commun. |6-4; 2-6 and 6-4, score. | In the fifth inning, McHugh drew a walk and scored later on Brown's third-straight. hit of the game, for what proved his team's fina] run, Rundle's got good pitching from Perkins, who allowed only seven hits, compared with nine given up by John Masiewich, but fielding errors proved costly to the "'Firemen"', They had five "'bobbles"' chalked against them over the distance. SINGLES CHAMP G H R w Toronto Netter Wins Tournament David Siefried from Kew Gardens, Toronto, captured the Annual Intermediate Men's Singles Tournament held at the Oshawa Tennis Club Saturday. The tournament, open to all non-ranked players, drew com- petitors from all over South- Eastern Ontario and took all day to run off. It began at 10 in the morning. Siefried won the champion- ship when he defeated Jack Wear, also from Kew Gardens, Ww K In the consolation final, Don K Young from London downed Colin Birtwistle, Boulevard Club, Toronto, 6-3 and 6-3, All participaant competed under the direction of Jenny Svenson and Bill Girling and enjoyed the facilities of the OTC, including refreshments served by Pat Dench. Members are reminded of the closing banquet and dance scheduled Saturday, October 24, at the club. Following are the complete results: MAIN EVENT 6- FIRST ROUND Bill Kempffer downed Jim} Sutherland 6-3, 6-1, Jack Wear defeated Ralph McKendry 6-1, 6-3. Mark Armstrong took Terry Sledgewski, 3b; Greentree, THOMPSON'S EVEN SERIES night's doubleheader, son's their hitting bats Seott's Chicken Villa 10-2, tying up their semi-fina] series at one Pyke 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Guittan 6-0, 6-1, SECOND ROUND Armstrong 7-5, 6-0. Fred Matthews defeated Goo. dy Rosen 6-3, 6-4, SEMI-FINAL 6-1 Matthews 6-4, 6-8, 7-5, FINAL ROUND Wear 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. FIRST ROUND Ron Guittinan 6-3, 6-3. Barker 7-5, 6-3, Sutherland 6-4, 6-4. SEMI-FINAL McKendry 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, doubled. L. Camphbell's sacrifice fly scored Shearer and Milne's homer made it a four-run parade and a score of 6-1. In the fifth, Shearer opened with a single and Lawton hom- ered, for an 8-2 lead and the RUNDLE Knocker, " . Hooper, lb; Button, cf; B. ooper, 2b; Mallette, c and If; obinson, lf and c; Perkins, p, ity Arena, 8.30 p.m.; 2nd game 4-out-of-7 series. Minto Cup Finals -- Oshawa Green Gaels vs New Westmin- ster Salmonbellies, at New West minster, 8.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 4-out-of-7 series, winners added their final two runs in the 7th on back-to-back doubles by L, Campbell and Milne, followed by a wild pitch and. an infield out. Milne, with a homer and double and Lawton with the same success, were the big hit- ters for the winners while Shearer had two singles, Scott's half-dozen hits were shared equally by six members of their roster. The Thompson's Softball Club "membership draw" was won by ticket No. 22. THOMPSON'S -- Earle, p; M. Campbell, c; Shearer, ss; Law- ton, lb; L. Campbell, 2b; Milne, ef; Connors, If; Beer, rf; Dan- ford, 3b; Sayers, If in 7th. SCOTT'S -- Salter, 3b; Butler, If; Bradley, ss; Sweet, 'cf; Cos- burn, 1b; Petitclerc, rf; Kunkel, c; Glaspell, p; Terry, 2b. In the second game of last Thomp- Plumbing wheeled _ out to clobber' in apiece, Goody Rosen downed Craig Nick Kristoffy downed Ron Dave. Siefried took Colin Birt- histle 6-1, 2-6, 6-3, Oshawa Horse Wins Opening Mohawk Event 'Thomas M.' rallied from off the pace to score a one and one- half length victory over Willy Tass in~the first' race at Mohawk Raceway last night. | The 1l-year-old gelding, own- ed by M. Glover and A. Robin- son, of Oshawa, defeated a field of eight and paid $9.10 for the win. It was the fourth triumph of the season for 'Thomas M.' The even-money choice 'Gal- lant N, Grattan' coasted to a length and one-quarter decision in the second race and com- bined with 'Thomas M.' for a Daily Double of $23.60. Attorney's Bob won the fea- tured eighth race with a neck Mer over favored 'Shooting Jack Wear eliminated Bil] empffer 6-3, 6-2. John Spricis ousted Mark Dave Siefried whipped Nick) ristoffy 6-2, 6-0. | Jack Wear took John Spricis , 61, Dave Siefried edged Fred Dave Siefried defeated Jack CONSOLATION Ralph McKendry eliminated Colin Birtwistle beat Brian her ow topped Terry Keys Craig Pyke nipped Jim Colin Birtwistle ougted Ralph| Par. Cecil McCallum drove 'Attor- Don Young downed Craig Pyk|ney's Bob' to his fifth win in |LAWN BOWLING | Mixed Doubles Tournament (Fowl prizes) -- At Lindsay Lawn Bowling Club, 10.30 a.m. Oshawa Dairy ' Takes Opener Bantam Finals Oshawa Dairy won the open- ing game of the Oshawa Legion Bantam Baseball City Cham- pionship finals last night, de- feating Oshawa Heating 4-1 at Eastview Park, Second game in the best 2-of-3 series as scheduled for Alexan- dra Park, Saturday, at 10 a.m. Ron Joseph spun a neat two- hitter for the winners and struck out ten, while allowing no walks. Losing pitcher, Al McKee, gave up seven hits and fanned six. The winners scored a run in the first inning when Bob Durno |was hit with a pitch and Drew Allman knocked hiii in with a double. They added another run in the third and completed their scoring in the fourth, on singles by Hans Pflanzer, Jim Nesbitt jand Dave Bracken, |; Oshawa Heating got their lone \tally in the sixth on a single by Bernie McGuire followed by two errors. | Allan had a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate and was one of the) |standouts in the game. Al Mc-| Kee clouted a triple for the) losers. | | | BUY PARSONS NEW YORK (AP) New) |York Mets of baseball's Na-| tional League have purchased) Tommy Parsons, 25 - year - old right handed pitcher, from Pittsburgh Pirates a club spokesman announced Sunday. 'O'MALLEY! Sunnyside Park took the lead in the first inning when Wry connected and scored later on a blow by Cappuccitti. In the third inning, Wry hit safely but was forced by Ashton, Cappuc citti got on and then with two out, Randy Howard connected, to score his two mates. Sunnysides 30 lead stood up for the first five frames as Woermke pitched a fine game. In the sixth, Laszkiewicz open ed with a single fot Storie Park and it sparked a big six-run rally. Parfitt doubled, Sargeant nings because of darkness with the game tied 5-5. Connaught took a 3-2 lead after the first and Lake Vista evened it up in the third on three hits. The teens picked up two runs each in the sixth, Lake Vista got their two runs in the sixth when Jerry Wal- lace and Dave Riley managed bunt singles and a double'by Glen Cairnes drove in both run- ners. A two-run homer by Gary Brack accounted for both Con- naught's sixth-inning runs. tripled and McKenzie singled. Then with one out, Newman clicked, so did Marmark and then Nestic, to complete the big parade, to make the score 63. FOR MORE SPORT SEE PAGES 17-18 Storie Park scored two runs in the 7th when Parfitt singled, Sargeant walked and both scor ed on a triple by Parsons, that came with two out. Sunnyside Park made a stir ring finish, scoring four runs, to fall just one short, as Chap- man, Wry, Ashton and Melny- chuk all scored in the 7th but pitcher McKenzie fanned R. Howard, to end the game. STORIE PARK Parfitt, cf; Sargeant, 1b; McKenzie, p; Par sons, If; Newman, ss; Marmark, 3b; Nestic, 2b; Williams, rf; Laszkiewicz, c; McKalvey, c; SUNNYSIDE PARK Ed ridge, 2b; Wry, 3b; Ashton, ss; Cappuccitti, c; Melyachuk, cf; R. Howard, rf; Hercia, 1b and p; Woermke, p and 1b; Lovell, If; Chapman, lf; H. Howard, If. JAMES ; Construction Ltd. 723-7122 @ Homes @ Additions N @ Offices @ vases POR FILTER TIP CIGARETTES or | Winner, bik g, by Wind Break -- All bss sh by Lord Putnam. Trainer @ M Pool 22821 Double Poo! 42,722 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. 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