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THE EAGLE FLIES! Cal- gary quarterback Eagle Day hugs the ball close, as he goes over the line for a Cal- gary touchdown, in the sec- ond quarter, of last night's Canadian Football League game against Hamilton Ti- Cats, in Hamilton, In the cen- tre, his blocker, Lovell Cole- man, who also did some great yard-gaining of his own last SPORTS MENU By Geo, H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA 'BAD BOYS' turned in one of their best efforts of the season, a one-error defensive stand behind Ted Jones' brilliant 12-strikeout pitching, to earn a 4-1 decision over Brooklin Concretes, in Brooklin last night. The win cleaned up the Oshawa City and District League's semi-final series in two-straight and sends the season's league-leaders, Bad Boys, into the finals, against Scugog Cleaners, the Juniors having ousted A, and W. Drive-In in the other semi-final bracket. Bob Campbell struck out 16 of the Bad Boys last night as he and his mates made a gallant bid to force a third game, Each pitcher allowed five hits but Jones kept the Concretes' safeties to just one-per-inning, right up until the 8th. Now Brooklin will await their second game of the series with Tweed, in OASA Intermediate "'C" play, which will be played in Brooklin on Saturday night. Concretes dropped the first game, in Madoc, 2-0. Meanwhile, Bad Boys. will open their City Championship finals, against Scugog Cleaners, here at Alexandra Park, tomorrow night; at-eight o'clock. This is to be a 3-out-of-5 series and will continue on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. SOFTBALL PLAYOFF action on tap finds the Civil Serv- ice League cleaning up their last semi-final series tonight, at Alexandra Park, under the floodlights, when Scott's Chick- en Villa meets Thompson's Plumbing in the third and decid- ing game of their set -- the winner to advance to the cham- plonship finals, against Wood's Transport, starting on Mon- day night, OASA action, a third game in Junior "C" play- offs, here at Alexandra Park last night, saw Beamsville boys batter out. five mammoth home-run blows to fully deserve their 8-2 triumph over Hastings. There's been no word yet concerning that expected Bantam game, here tomorrow. Osh- awa Minor teams go at it again tonight, Sunnyside Bantams at Storie Park, second game of their title round and two games in the Midget round-robin playoffs. Oshawa Tony's go to Richmond Hill tomorrow night and play back here on Saturday night. UAW League finals are scheduled for this weekend, at Alexandra Park. LACROSSE FEVER! It's a sports disease, symptoms almost identical with that of such other fevers as "World's Series", "Grey Cup", "Memorial Cup", "Stanley Cup', ete. ----but at any rate, it's struck this area of the country with a whomp! Here in Oshawa, the No. 1 conversational topic is, of course, the Green Gaels and their splendid start in the Minto Cup finals, with that brilliant win on Monday night. But if you wander out to Brooklin or over to Whitby -- and even up in Peterborough -- you'll hardly ever hear the Green Gaels mentioned -- but they're talking lacrosse. Their topic is the Brooklin seniors and the Mann Cup finals, currently being waged in Whitby, second game tonight and third out in the Liftlock City Arena on Friday, then back to Whitby on Saturday night. The rates for baby-sitting have been doubled in Brooklin this week and word is out that if the ae don't co-operate, they may not get milked until mid- night. QUICKIES: -- That American League pennant race couldn't be-more-hectic, if a Hollywood script writer was arranging {t.. Phillies haven't got the National League title clinched yet either, but they're certainly coming up with some hard-earned, key victories. . . . KITCHENER-WATER- LOO Junior "Dutchmen" football team, in' the ORFU loop, have folded. Club coach and president Jack Peterson has resigned, following a turnout of only 12 players, to a prac- tice called for Monday night, The "Dufshies" lost every game last year, haven't won one this year in four league starts -- and they dropped an exhibition game to Oshawa Hawkeyes here last Saturday afternoon, 8-Point K HAMILTON (CP) -- Larry Robinson, the western scoring giant, didn't miss but Don Suth- erin, the leader in the East, did--three times--and the - re- sult was a 20-18 victory for Cal- gary Stampeders over Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats Tuesday night. Robinson brought his points total to.56 in the Western Foot- ball Conference with two con- verts and two field goals. The second one late in the fourth quarter overcame an 18-17 de- ficit in the Canadian Football League interlocking game. Sutherin regained the scoring leadership of the Eastern Con- ferenct, bringing his points to- tal to 41 with four singles and two converts, but three of the singles were missed field goal attempts. Calyary halfback Lovell Cole. man was another major factor in the Calgary attack. He gal- loped 85 yards for one touch- down and another 50 yards to set up a two-yard touchdown by quarterback Eagle Day. He gained a total of 238 yards rushing to better the WFC mark of 224 yards set earlier this sea- son by Ed Buchanan of Saskat- chewan Roughriders. The Ca- nadian record is 287 yards, held by Ron Stewart of Ot- tawa Rough Riders. HAVE SIX WINS The win gave the Stamped- ers six wins for 12 points and sole possession of first place in the WFC, British Columbia Lions and Saskatchewan Rough- riders are tied for second with 10 points each, ; The Ticats are tied with Montrea| Alouettes for second place in the EFC, Both have six points, three behind Ottawa. Halfback Bob Gaiters and Larry Robinson's Is Calgary Edge a SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Scott's Chicken Villa vs Thompson's Plumbing, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd and decinding game of semi-final series, Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ki wanis Bantam League Cham \ipionship Finals) -- Sunnyside Park vs Storie Park, at Storie Park, 6.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 3-out-of-5 title series. Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Midget League. Round-Robin Series) -- Rundle Park at North Oshawa and Connaught Park at Nipigon Park; both games at 6.00 p.m. LACROSSE Mann Cup Finals--Vancouver vs Brooklin at Whitby Commun. 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. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tournament (Fowl prizes) -- At Lindsay Lawn Bowling Club, 10.30 a.m. THURSDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Senior "A" Playoffs Oshawa Tony's vs Richmond Hill, at Richmond Hill, 8.15 p.m, ist game of 2-out-of-3 series, OASA Bantam Playoffs Co bourg Legion vs North York, at Oshawa, Alexandra Park, 5.15 p.m, 3rd and deciding game of series (if necessary). Oshawa City and District Assoc. (League Championship Finals) Scugog Cleaners vs Oshawa Bad Boys, at Alexandra night, is seen leaping over a sprawling Ti-Cat and one cf his own teammates. Stampe- ders won 20-18; --(CP Wirephoto) icking ad ) STILL AFLOAT ! The crew- men of the U.S. yacht "'Con- stellation" appear to be sail- ing without the benefit of a boat, as the hull-of the yacht quarterback Bernie Faloney scored the Hamilton touch-| out-of-5 title series. -- SOCCER Sutherin kicked a single from Oshawa and District Assoc. the starting kickoff and put the| (1st Division) "Local 222 vs Ticats ahead 3-0 with two sin-|Thistles, at Kinsmen Civic Me- gles that went wide on field|/morial SCtadium, at 8.00 p.m. goal attempts. LACROSSE Coleman then made his 85-| Oshawa Minor Assoc. Midget yard dash into touchdown ter-|League Playoffs Royal Crown ritory and Robinson booted the|Cola vs People's Clothing, at convert to give the Stampeders|Oshawa Children's Arena. 3rd a 7-3 lead. and deciding game of final Harvey Wylie intercepted Fa-| series. loney's pass on the va play} it from the 16 to. Calgary's 31, St. Gertrude's Win K of C Baseball Title yard lines Coleman went St. Gertrude's edged St. Park, 8.00 p.m, ist game of 3 through a hole in the Hamilton line and romped to the Hamil- ton two. Day carried it across on a keeper and Robinson again converted, 1 KICKS 42 YARDS Robinson booted his first field goal 42 yards to give Calgary deciding game of the Oshawa a 17-3 lead before the Tiger-|Knights of Columbus "Little Cats finally came to life and|League" championship baseball Faiters and Faloney_ both/finals, for the 1964 title, last gained touchdown territory. weekend, Sutherin converted both to end the first-half scoring. Sutherin missed on his third field goal attempt in the third quarter that could have given Hamilton a tie. Robinson booted the 24-yard field goal at 10:30 of the final quarter, of 16 safeties but St, Gertrude's came back to even up the final |series with a 10-8 verdict, after jtrailing in the early stages by seven runs. In the exciting third game, St. Gregory's outhit St. Ger- Gregory's 8-6 in the third and St. Gregory's won the first game 10-5 with a hitting splurge The Stampeders outrushed Hamilton 286 yards to 106 al- though Faloney's aerial attack gained the Ticats 203 yards) against Calgary's 53, | Faloney, who had three) throws intercepted, completed) 11 of 23 passes, Day seven of} 12. Oshawa Oshawa 'Bad Boy's Appli- ance' advanced to the cham- pionship finals of the Oshawa City and District Softball Asso- ciation's Major League, when they scored a 4-1 victory over Brooklin Concretes, last night in Brooklin, to sweep this semi- final series in two-straight games. Bad Boys. and Scugog Clean- ers will open their champion- ship final series at Alexandra WOODBINE RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE ~~ Purse $1900. Clatm- ing. Two-year-old maidens, foaled in Can- ada. 6 Furiongs (12) Pool $45,537 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2700. Allow- +Strong Willed, Gubbins 7.70 3.70 2.90 1l-Hot Ribs, Davidson 6.60 4,30 2-Spicy Favour, Dittfach 3.50 Also Ran in Order: Champagne Lill, Greek Tar, Let's Scawt, Jammy Doll, Kirn Maiden, Daredri, A-La Rougette, A- Music Festival and Cedargal, A-S 2] and ances. Three-year-old fillies. A on ee ye ies. About 1 Mile 4 -Grn G'dess, McComb 3.70 2. y \A-Windlesham, Fitz'ns '3 20 5 -Menette, Waish 2.20 Pemel Ran . Order: A-Centores, Moun: 'ain Dawn, rime Pri i ae rine@ts and Miss and ¢ Stable Entry, Winner, dk b or' br g, by | Will -- Pat } Saal by Cosmic Bomb, Trainer $ U oss. Pool $18,911 \ Double Pool $36,375 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim- ing. Three-year-olds and up, foaled in Canada. 7 Furlongs (10) @Sg!. Bricker, Harris 2-Von Rich, Walsh 50 5.10 9-Bonnie Flare, Leblanc 10.90 Also Ran in Order: Secret Star, Eltoro The Great, Dezory, Friend Willie, New Flight, Cluny Miss and Grifter, DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 6, PAID $13,90 Winner, ch g, by Acadian -- Love Life, by Jeep. Trainer, A @ Smithers, Pool $33,030 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2200. Claiming. Two-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 6 Fur- 480 3.50 2.90 7.10 4.50 3.00 7-Reveiling, Turcotte 10.70 5.00: $-Select Sin, Harris i ae Also Ran in Order: Sterling Scholar, Smokey Bive, Chopstick, Andrea Inez, Moon Base, Bunty's Triomphe, Miss War- lou, The Rodent and Gunmetal Pete. Winner, dk br or b f, by War and Peace-- Joyiane, by Why Alibi. Trainer C P tre- Pool $42,096 FOURTH RACB--One and one-sixteenth) Adlies. Uk lg Claiming al} $2500. Purse $2000 "7-Hereforall, Harrison 490 3.80 2.80 tele nglA Pn ag 90 a 1-Dandier, ja X Also Rah in Order: Big Boots, Drifted, Wi ch f, wy hea bal" inner, , by God -- Gr 1, by Count Turf, Trainer W Thu: _ Poo! $23,400 Quinella Pool $25,130 QUINELLA, 4 AND .1, PAID $8.40 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2500, Claiming, Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs (8) 3-Your County, Turcolte 6.50 3.40 2.50 2River Bully, Gomez 4.20 3.00 4-Out of Pocket, Fitz'ns 3.20 Also Ran in Order: Shook 2nd, New Member, Recourse, Bala Roman and Payola, Winner, @k br or bc, by County Clare -- (Aoengad by Whirleway. Trainer, D O rown $49,511 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2900 Allow. ances. Three-year-Olds and up, foaled _in Canada. 6 Furlongs (7) 1-Windkin, Gomez 4.90 3.20 2.70 2-Top Toggery, Walsh 420 3.0 5Tres Suave, Hale 7.00 Also Ran in Order: Brother Leo, Gay Pageant, Ontario and Winisteo. Winner, dk & or br h, by Windfields -- Teddikins, by Teddy Wrack. Trainer N Jutivs, Pool $47,846 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2400. Claim- ing. Three-year-olds and up. 1% Miles on Marshal) Course (7) \-Lat/n Bid, Shuk S-Arctic Swirl, Parnell 6.10 3.30 &Recitatif, Harrison 2.70 Also Ran in Order: Admiral Armbro, Acouchi, Bofjac and Rococo 'Rogue, 14.20 7.50 3.80 90} Winner, dk b or br g, by La Fourche -- Biddy Bridge, by Isolater. Trainer R St John Tar Smal; Eckie, and apace xittie, ee ver eM Merril Oe, Pool $82,489 Total Pool $374,319 Attendance 6476 . Park, on Thursday night, at eight o'clock. GOOD PITCHING Last night's playoff batile in Brooklin was featured by the brilliant pitching of the two rivals with Ted Jones striking out an even dozen batters, al- lowing only one walk and giving up five hits, Bob Campbell, for the Concretes, struck out 16 batters, issued three "free tickets" and was also tagged for just five hits. Bad Boys loaded the bases in the first inning on a couple of walks and Campbell's own error but they failed to score. They finally broke the ice in the third frame when Bill Berwick open- ed with a double. He was safe on a choice play that missed, scoring on an error and Cheese- man, the other base-runner, came home on a sacrifice fly by Mackness, to make it 2-0. The winners' third run came ¥! with two out in the fifth, George Brabin singled and scored on a double by Wayne Cheeseman. The latter homered, to open the 8th inning for Bad Boys, for their fourth and final run, also his second hit of the game. Jones sent the. Brooklin team down in order, around the bat- ting order. Bill Cornish singled in the fourth, with one out, for the homesters' first hit of the ¥ Wi game. Garney erriner sinnigd Put Out Brooklin 'In Semi-Finals | Bad Boys | | in the fifth, also with one out, | then Bob Petch did the same in| the seventh inning. | SPOHL SHUTOUT Brooklin spoiled Jones' bid for a shutout, in the bottom of the 8th inning. Pinch-hitter Johnny |Hill opened with a single. He was forced by Don Simpson and then, with two out, Elmo Gibson tripled into right-field, scoring Hill. Gibson was thrown out at the plate, trying to stretch his hit into a homer. Oshawa's lone error of the the 9th and with one out, Jones issued his only walk of the game, to Petch, but Jones then fanned the next two batters, to end the game and series "BAD BOYS -- Wright, 1b; Berwick, cf; Brabin, 2b; heese- man, c; Mackness, 3b; White- Jones, p. BROOKLIN -- Gibson, ss and) 3b; Cornish, 2b; D. Ferguson, 1b; Petch, ¢; D. Mitchell, cf; Warriner, If; V. Ferguson, 3b; Simpson, rf; Campbell,p ; M. Jones, batted in 9th; Hill , 3b, in 8th, - Your Satisfaction | Is Our Aim | All Cars Car I Our GUARANTEE i KELLY DISNEY i) USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. |} Whitby 668-5891 } BUDGET TERMS DROP IN game, put Cornish on base in} ley, ss; Snow, If; Smith, rf; |i trude's by ten-to-eight, but did not make as much use of their safeties. Brian Ferries went all the way for the winners, allowing only two walks. Big hitters for the winners were G. Neal with a double and single. T. Rora- beck with a triple and single, J, Carwana with a double, T. O'Reilly with a single and By SID MOODY NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)--Brit- ish contenders have never won an America's Cup and they may need their finest yachting hour to take the trophy to the home it left, so far for good, 114 years ago. The closest the two yachts got to each other after the start Tuesday was at a post-race press conference attended by Eric Ridder and Bob Bavier, the U.S, 12-metre's helmsmen, and Peter Scott, the man at the wheel of Sovereign. There wasn't much to cheer about in the British camp at Constellation's margin /at the finish of the 24,3-mile opening race in the best-of-seven series. which represents a distance of about a mile in the 10-knot west-southwesterly winds that blew all afternoon on Rhode Is- land Sound, Bavier, 46-year-old advertis- It was five minutes, 34 seconds,| slips into the trough of a roller, from hurricane 'Dora', as she passes the dark-hulled "Sovereign" of Britain. The America's Cup sloops were US. 'Constellation Beats 'Sovereign jockeying before the start of the first race of the series, yesterday, off Newport, Rhode Island, and "Constella- tion" had just jibbed as "'Sov- ereign" came into the wind, close on port tack, The British sloop has a man on the bow, to advise the helmsman when the bow nears the starting line. 'Constellation' won han- dily, (AP Wirephoto) Senior Curlers Championships MONTREAL (CP) -- A new announced Tuesday by the Dominion Curl- ing Association, Two rinks from Ontario and one from each of the provinces will corfipete in final, the announcement The first tournament is to held March 22, 1965, at Arthur. The DCA is to handle rangements, for the competition. Member tions in the provinces will han- die provincial playoffs. Sam Roths of Sudbury will be the competition's co- ordinator and national liaison officer. The event will be sponsored by a distillery. FOR MORE SPORT SEE PAGES 18-19 _ OLD WORLD TRADITION LONDON © ONTARIO Canada NEW WORLD PERFECTION First Of Series to get free of the leader's slip- stream. TURNS IT ON From then on the defender turned it on. On only ones of the legs, a broad reach to the third mark, did Constellation fail to increase her margin. h Sovereign sowed that fears of the proper fit on her sails were not just pierhead rumors. Her genoa jib constantly back- winded her mainsail, disas- trously cutting her efficiency. A different jib on the fourth leg fitted better but by then Con- stellation was fast disappear- ing over the horizon, Scott said his mainsail didn't appear ill-fitting becauss he had chosen it in anticipation of stronger winds. Unless heavy winds seem to be in the offing, Scott said Sov- ereign might keep racing every day without requesting a one- day postponement, If that is so, the cup series may last just four days, ing manager for Yachting Mag. azine, won the start after the two yachts circled for some time. He had had the windward berth and although. Sovereign was in free air to leeward, Constellation soon crept ahead, forcing the challenger to tack CLAIM B.C, PLAYER VANCOUVER (CP) -- Sas- katchewan Roughriders have claimed B.C. Lion import end Jim McNaughton from British Columbia for the $350 waiver price, the Lions disclosed Mon- double and Ferries with a double. J, Vandermore, with a homer and triple, was the big hitter! for St. Gregory's. Others were| FOOTBALL | STANDINGS | B. Hanper, a triple; D. Lee, a triple; K. Bolahood, with two hits; P. Kane, a double; M Brynes and R. Keeler, each with a single: SUPPORTS SITE VICTORIA (CP) -- Premier Bennett , Thursday announced personal support for Whistler Mountain north of Vancouver as site of the 1972 winter Olympic Games. In a letter to the Cana- dian Olympic Association the premier said he supports the bid of the Garibaldi Olympic Development Association "most By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eastern Conference WLT F APt 4 2 1173123 9 3 3 0121104 6) Montreal 3 3 0 81102 6 Toronto 2 4 0101127 4 Western Conference Ottawa Hamilton Calgany B.C, Sask, Edmonton Winnipeg Tuesday's Result Calgaty 20 Hamilton 18 Saturday's Game enthusiastically." Ottawa at Montreal 5 Yeor Guarantee made by Beatty. Free food plan. Free delivery. PRICED FROM day. 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