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By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS! When you get this close to October, you really should expect the "softball season" to be about over. Well, last night, they cleaned up two "local" Oshawa championships. In the Oshawa Minor Softball Asso- ciation, Kiwanis Bantam League, the Storie Park Bantams nosed out Sunnyside Park 8-7 in their fifth and deciding game, to cop the season's honors. In our opinion, we: think Sunny- side Park boys proved, over the summer season, that they had the best team in the league -- but they lost out in the playoffs. They gave it a fine try in the finals, took the series to the fifth and final game and had the tying run on $rd base, when the season ended. Storie Park boys earned their win, they pulled off a couple of snappy double-plays at crucial spots, but smarter base-runing and more alert play could have saved the day for Sunnyside Park. ' THOMPSON'S PLUMBING won the Civil Service League championship Jast night at Alexandra Park, wining their third and deciding game,over Wood's Transport, in convincing style, The, Civil Service League has this season enjoyed its best season of all time. They have had splendid competition, excellent playoff games and a whiz-bang playoff finish. Today they rate as one of the best-balanced, most competitive lea- gues in the city. We hope they keep it that way. This is one league that has 'played for fun" -- and that's exactly what they have had -- they've had fun! Winning has. been im- portant -- but not too important! Losing has been regret- ted -- but not considered fatal. They've got the right idea and as long as they continue to operate their league on this give-and-take basis, they are assured of success, Any team can "pack" and clinch the penant -- but if they do -- who do they play with next year? These chaps have 'fun' -- and at their age bracket and ability status -- that's all they can expect. But if that is their target -- and they make it -- who can fault them? Every team in this league had a good sea- son -- they all had a lot of fun -- and so, it's somebody else's turn to be "Champion" but that isn't fatal to the rest-- they, too, had a good season. Carry on, boys -- you may not realize it -- but you are enjoying softball, just the way it was meant to be enjoyed by everybody ! x x x x NEAR THE END: -- The summer season is closing. Tonight, at Alexandra Park, 8:00 o'clock, it's Scugog Clean- ers vs Bad Boys, in the 3rd game of their 3-out-of-5 'City Championship" series and a win for the Junior Scugogs will wind it up. If Bad Boys win tonight, the fourth game is scheduled for Thursday night. . . . TOMORROW NIGHT, at 5:30 o'clock, Connaught Tigers open the Midget League finals against Storie Park, at Storie Park diamond. The second game has been scheduled for Connaught Park diamond, Sun- day afternoon, at 3:00 p.m. and the third game is at Alexan- dra Park on Monday night, at 6:30 p.m. -- (to be finished under floodlights). The fourth and fifth games (if necessary) will also be played at Alexandra Park... . OSHAWA TONY'S are scheduled to play their return OASA Senior "A" OASA playoff game against St. Thomas, up there tomorrow night. . . BROOKLIN CONCRETES open their OASA Southern Ontario finals, against Elmvale, in Intermediate "'C" play, tomorrow (Wednesday) night, in Brooklin at eight o'clock, with the return game back in Elmvale on Saturday, AND THAT, if you have kept track, takes care of the "local" summer sports activity. | MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS | PIRST RACE -- | Mile pace for 2year-|+Lady G, Pacey ods. Purse $700 (8). | SFatheriand, Gordon SF lemington W'thy, M'dili 7.40 3.50 3.90| Start good, won driving, TJanquel, Hi 4.10 4:20) Aiso Ran in Order: Tonke @, Mighty -- oe ae 570 Lady L, and Lerry Dillard, pf bhy eed in Order: Twinkle's Adios,, @UINELLA, 6 AND 4, PAID $42.20 Argye! Boy, Captain Jasper, Rapid sue, and DQ--Go For Broke. DQ--Finished 4th, disqual last for interference. SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3) year-olds and up. Purse, $400 (8). | Start good, won driving ie Dares, Gordon 4.60 3.10 2.50) Also Ran in Order: Streamline Lee, 1-Tlea's Flesh, Madili 3.80 2.60 Sliver Laird, Victor High C, Lynden Ada, 2Diplomat Hal, Kirkness Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Girlle Dillon, Arbor Rose, Ann Hal, Lite Bert, and year-olds end up, Gigi $2,000 (7) DAILY DOUBLE, 5 AND 4, PAID $27.00 crisch song, Walker 2-Riddetiworth, Hicks Pgh Bare Pall to on ~-- 7-Luliwater Frost, McKinley 4Captain Song, Holmes 6.00 3.40 2.70| Start good, won driving. 44 Leh Lact pth 3.80 2.60) Also Ran in Order: Van's Pride C, Mel ce on el Cadenza, Naney Brook B, and Philbrick Also Ran in Order: Homestead Irish Hanover Fergie, Guinea Mite, Prim Adios, Patsy Cc. Lookout 5.10 3.30) 4.90 SEVENTH RACE -- | Mile pace for year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). Miled end peced | ee Trollers' Hickey 7.60 3.40 |4Magic Millie, Pacey 3.40 \7-Freddy Pick, Fines 2.90 2. 3.00 2.50\ and Allie Dale. EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot for + Junior inv, Purse 12.20 5.80 4.90 700 3.0 NINTH RACE -- | Mile pace for 3 year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 (8) FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3-|4Flash Fire, McFadden 15.40 5.90 and 4-year-clds. Purse $900 (8). \-Irene MacDuff, Boyce 70 " "Piper Boy, Varcoe HStar Johnston, H'ard 47.90 22.90 10.30 2 $Moinars T. Byrd, Coke 10.10 7.90| Start good, won driving 1-Robert McGregor, Habkirk 3.40 Also Ran in Order: Arawana Adios, Start good, won driving. Frisco Killean, Adios Dominion, Shady z Valley, and Carolwyn Grattan, Piherseg songptoolelinigh stag hd ivy Total Pool 142,618. Attendance 2,568. Almer, and Judy Chief G. 3.80 5.80 3.90 FIFTH RACE -- | Mile trot for 3-year- SUGAR RAY WINS olds and up. Purse $800 (8). 4Champ Mon, Harvey 12.10 8.10 4.80 *Silk Boy W, Madill 7. §%/Ray Robinson, former world -Johnnie R ,Paimer ' ' ' Fi Start good, won driving. |middieweight boxing champion, Also. Ran in Order: Jack Skytop, King) C.. Lee, Clement Hanover, Imperial Lee,| and Griffith Hanover. SIXTH RACE -- 1 0lds_and up. Purse éHigh Patch, Walker WOODBINE RACE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- Purse $2000, Claiming.|5-My Problem, Inda Two-year-olds. 7 Furtongs (9) 2-Tin Pan Alley, Maxwell \-Blue Week, Davidson 7,4 3.90 3.30\6Brief Wind, Anyon ?Harvonian, Rogers 4.80 4,50 Start good, won ridden out 6-Pentron, Lanoway 5.90 Also Ran in Order: Launch Out, Smart Start good, won driving Flyer and Mount Market. Also Ran in Order: Georgia St, Man- QUINELLA, § AND 2, PAID $19.40 Mile pace for-d-yeer-HGiiditie middleweight contest Sorte | 7.70 4,4 3.10\Monday night, 7.0 2.90 2.80 dolas, Scotty K., Royal Stitch, Doll Odell Winner, b g, by Blaze -- Mac's Beauty by Trace Call. Trainer K O'Connell, and The Roden Pool 25,164 Double Poo! 31,682 Winner, dk b or br f, by War and Peace . i a Coreaey by Amiens. 'Trower © M0) sicyn ace ---- Pures sited, twe- nusson. year-olds. One Mile and 70 Yards (A) -- 5 «Lucky Marine, Shuk SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim. 28-Greek Sait, Fitz'ns |. Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs|3 -Reefwaif, Anyon 8) - | Start good, won easily T-Stone of Gold, Hale 6.4 3.10 3.00) Also Ran in Order: Socadadie, W-Our Johnie, Gomez 2.0 2.50 Bandit, A-Garden King, C U Later, and 1.Xerxes, Davidson $.30| A-Nearctic Heir Stert good, won driving A--Garden City Stable and F A Sherman Also Ran in Order: Penepopie, Grey), ENry Double Pool 44,916 yihe Entry ch ¢, by Call Me Lucky -- Jet PARIS (Reuters) -- Sugar beat Yoland Leveque of France jon points over 10 mounds in al _ 2.0 2.90 3.20 Misty 'out ast night at Radio Park, in a 4 three games to two. This was an upset! However, it wasn't new! Sunnyside Park took the lead last night, their second inning. Ashton fifth and deciding game, on a neutral diamond, to take the League championship honors, In previous yeam,, the team that finished on top of the schedule has fire- quently failed to qualify for top honors. with two nus in clicked, then with two out, Mel- nychuk singled and Woermke doubled, Storie Park came back with four runs when Parsons doubled, McKenzie tripled, Nestig tripled and Laskiewicz clicked, with two out. They added three more in the third with a big rally that included almost everybody in their line-up. In the sixth, Storie got one run by McKenzie and in the end, this proved the winning run. Sunnyside Park boys fought back with two runs in the fifth, Melnychuk and Wryand How- ard scored in the 6th. In the 7th, they saw their first two Storie Park Bantams '64 Kiwanis League Softball Champions battens retired, but Cappussitti scored, so did Adbston and Hercia, with the tying run, was fanned, to end the game and season SUNNYSIDE -- Eldridge, 2b; Wry, 3b; Cappussittie, c; Ash- ton, 1b; Howard, p; R. How- ard, ss; Meinychuk, cf; Woermke, rf and p; Lovell, if and p; Chapman, p; Hercia, p. STORIE PARK.-- Parfitt, rf; Nevman, 3s; Sargant, 1b; Parr- sons, If; McKenzie, p; Nestig, 2b; Marmara, 3b; Laskiewicz, c; McKalvey, c; Williams, cf; Muzi, cf. Thompson's Plumbing Take Civil Service Softball Loop Title Thompson's Plumbing cap- |tured the 1964 championship of jthe Oshawa Civil Service Soft- ball League, last night at Alex- jandr:, Park, when they defeated Wood's Transport, '8-3, in the third and deciding game of their league championship finals, Wood's Tnansport missed their |big chance in the first inning. |Brown singled, Lyzun was safe jon a walk and Reid singled, to jload the bases with none out, |But right there Cy Earle, pitch- jing for Thompson's, found his istride, fanned Lowery, got Mc- Hugr on a pop-up and Masie- wich, to end the inning with only Brown scoring. | In the second stanza, Thomp- \son's roared back with three runs. Milne was safe on Reid's error, to open inning. L. Campbell flied out but Connors singled, Williams. fanned and then with two out, Danford was muffing Lyzun's throw and Earle followed with a hit, plus an error to Jenkins, and when the dust had cleared it was 3-1 for Thompson's. The winners never looked back. L, Campbell was safe with two out in the third and scored o: a hit by Connors, In the fourth they added another, in the fifth they got two more and |they got another in the sixth, to |make ft 8-3, | Earle, besides pitching a great 'Gary Copeland Wins Tourney At King West The Annual Fall Tournament jof the King West Golf Club was held on Saturday, with a large jturnout of atea golfers on hand. | Prizes included many items jof golfing equipment and the top winner was Gary © Loma Vera Sziksay captuned second. Young Dave Miller copped the championship play at King West this year to win the club tithe by tunning aside Alex (The Lion) Smykaluk in the 18-hole final. John Hamilton won the Jun- ior Championship, while the Bob took the pairs title. | SIX WINGS SIGN | DETROIT (CP) -- Sid Abel, |manager-coach of Detroit Red with a low of 78. Alex Smykaluk was next with 82. Chuck Tuson with 57 and Bill |Wallace with 59 took the low|defencemen net awards, Following are the prize win- ners: Lowest 18 Hole Score -- G. opeland, 78. Cc | Second Lowest 18--~--A. Smyka- y|luk, 82. Lowest 18 With Handicap--C. ison, 57. Second Lowest With Handicap -- B. Wallace, 59. Longest Drive--J, Brown. | Second Longest Drive -- W. Georgeff First in Putting -- G. Me- Cormack Hidden Hole Birdies -- G. Copeland and C. Tuson. Hidden Scores -- G mack, J. Brady and S. Peter. Tu | In the women's division Rose Delucia took first prize and McCor- | | Wings, d Monday six |more members of his National |Hockey League club have jsigned on for 1964-65. Veteran Bill Gadsby, 37, signed his 19th NHL pact and Marcel Pronovost, 34, signed \for his 15th term with the Red Wings. safe when Reid again enred,, Stewart-Red Parsons duo} game for the winners, also jpaced his team at the plate, |with three hits, M. Campbell jhad a pair, so did Milne and {Connons and Danford, Errors in the infield at first and later, in the outfield, killed Wood's defensive play. At the plate, they got singletons in the finst, third and. fifth frames, with Lyzun, Reid, Brown, Attersley and Sheperdson as their hitters -- but in the final analysis, Wood's failed at the plate and had too many errors in their own defensive play. THOMPSON'S -- Earle, p; M. Campbell, c; Shearer, ss; Law- |ton, 1b; Mime, cf; L, Campbell, 2b; Connors, If; Williams, rf; Danford, 3b; Richardson, rf. WOOD'S -- Brown, cf; Lyzun, 3b; Reid, 1b; Lowery, ¢; Mc- Hugh, If; Masiewich, p; Shep- erdson, ss; Forgette, rf; Jenkins, 2b; Attersiey, rf. Remember When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS British speed ace John Cobb was killed 12 years ago today when his jet-pro- petled speedboat disinte- grated on Loch Ness in Scotland. Cobb made one run of 206 miles..an hour and was racing over the course again when the craft broke up. He already held the world auto speed recond of 394 m.p.h. His death was believed caused by the 6,000 - horsepower craft hit- ting waves set up by attend- ant boats. | | | MERCURY TAXI aa 729-4771=-- | OSHAWA'S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN TAX! AND U-DRIVE--OVER 30 CARS AND TRUCKS i RENT-A-CAR A t | CSFirs1 Isaw Royal Bank about a _--termDlan- I shopped around for acar bargain99 AT YOUR SERVICE! *1.00 A DAY PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE GEO, RUTHERFORD (Oshewe) LTD.--14 ALBERT ST, then i an toan puts the money you need into your pocket before you go car-hunting, It gives you greater bargaining power. And it keeps your financing costs down, so that you have more to spend on the car itself. Beau, Jessie 8 Good, Keep A Thinking) Winnes Madame Christine, Magic Ramblin Wreck. Winner, b m, by Selector -- Twice Bless by Bunty Lawiess. Trainer & Craigie. Poo! 40,120 DAILY DOUBLE, 1 AND 7, PAID $43.30 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2000, Claiming. two-year-olds. 7 Furtongs (10) $-Select Sin, Fitz'ns 5.0 4 oe 4-Chopstick, Gordon Nf 9-Lucky Draw, yee 3.40 it good, won ivi "Kee Ran in Order; Moon Base, Hot Honey, Caterpiliar, White Wheels, Am- igquity, Eveson, O'Ken Wwloner, bf, by Selector -- Naughty Mama by Adaris. Trainer 3 4 Mooney Sr. Pool 45,598 TH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim ms -year-olds and Up, foaled "in ; One and one-sixteenth Miles (9) 2Breconing, Herris 8.6 42 3.20 4Faiemagoria, Harrison 12.20 5.00 1-Big Boots, Fitz'ns 6.00 won easily Order: Deal Me Aces, wh ville, Majestic Hour, Friend Willie, hamp's Sis and Niagara Drift bce ig by Dear Brutus -- Four to One by !solater. Trainer A G Smithers. Pool $2,018 laiming. JFTH RACE -- Purse $2400. C Threeyeur-slds: 4 Furiongs (0) | Marine by Jet Pilot, Trainer € FP Chap- man, Pool 51,762 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Allow. | low-cost, life-insured t ances, Three-year-olds and up. | Mile and 70 Yards (8) W-Greek Form, Fitz'ns Dr. Giddings, O'fach 4 Swerve, Parsons Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Tres Suave, Tear- drop Lane, Reap The Wind, Blue Light and Lebon M L A---Willow Downs Farm Entry Winner, dk b or br h, by Greek Ship --| In Shape by Sayajirao, Trainer J ¢) Meyer. | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2100. Claim. ing. Three-year-olds and up. 1¥e Miles on Marshali turt course (12) 3-Ramsey 2nd, Harris 7-Dark. Red, Parsons %Tavy Biue, Anyon Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Chance Cover, Fal- pala, Dandier y Brier, Silver Beau, Sun Hash, Hop Hop, What A Question jand Black Ravef Winner, b g, by Zucchero -- Triangle by} Precipitation. Trainer A G Smithers, 8.80 4.30 3.40) 7:00 4.40) 4.60) Oshawa Branch Oshawa, 532 Simcoe St. Poo! 61,343 Attendance 6,185 Total Pool 434,414 Oshawa, King and Wilson Branch : Borrow this businesslike way. No extras. No hidden charges. Fast service. Next time you want money for a new car or any big purchase, see Royal Bank first about a ermPlan loan. 'Typical low-cost termPI1an toans You receive S 500 $2,000 $3,600 & You repay over 12 months 30 months 36 months Finance in ROYAL BANK see eeeeee . South J. M. WADDELL, Manager Monthly payment $ 43.93 $ 75.44 $115.73 advance at C. F. GIFFIN, Manager on thind base when Howard] Connaught ; Midget Boys SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES Oshawa City and District Assoc. 'City Fi- nals" Cleaners vs Bad Boy's Appliance, at Alexan- dra Park, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd game of 3-out-of-5 series. RESTLING Exhibition of professional wrestling, three bouts, at Osh- awa Children's Arena, 8.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES SOFTBALL OASA Intermediate '"C" Southern Ontario Finals -- Elm- vale vs Brooklin Ne ae gg rooklin Community Park, 8. 'p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series Oshawa Minor Assoc, Midget League Championship Playoffs -- Connaught Park ys Storie Park, 5.30 p.m.; Ist game of 3-out-of-5 series. SPORTS BRIEFS SEEK TAXES NEW YORK (AP)--The base- ball Dodgers packed their spikes and moved from Brook- lyn to Los Angeles seven years Reach Final Connaught Park advanced into the finals of the Oshawa Minor Softball Association's Midget League playoffs last night with a 3-1 win over Nipigon in a sud- a The first game of the Cham- pionship Finals between Con- naught and Storie Park will be at Storie tomorrow night, at 5.30 o'clock. The second game is scheduled for Connaught, Sun- day afternoon, at 3 p.m., with the third contest slated for Alex- andra Park on Monday, 6.30 p.m. Dave Leaming pitched a tre- mendous game for the wii and allowed only one hit over the nine-inning distance, His teammates gave him great backing, playing errorless bail, while Nipigon made three mis- cues. ive that he had most of the Nipigon boys flying or popping out into the waiting hands , of his mates, He walked five and The righthander was so effect-| p i af if i unk | | i 3 aft He ii fl : 3 z # 28 a i i i i aE EE J t é tli ; i ; g g i RE i i eg #5 8 Hl ii faa i i cee H 5 : : H ip LE if i Eg safeties Brack each scored once. NIPIGON -- Griffin, 2b; Mosier, 3b; Dobney, ss; Wilson, » ¢; Rose, lb; Mor.) Densham, lf and How- z ' DRIVE-IN TRUCK & VAN LETTERING SERVICE STAR. Advertising Go. rison, cf; CONNAUGHT -- Clapp, 1b; 2b: struck out thnee, Only one bat- | ter managed to reach third. | Connaught got ail their runs} |in the fourth-inning on three hits |and an error, Warren McGahey \stamted the scoring when he stroked a single with one away. Leaming got on as a result of an error to Doug Dobney and Gary Brack followed with a} single, which scored McGahey. A Choniine triple by Gary Brad- ley into rightfield scored the other two tallies. Ron Wilson on the mound for Nipigon, went all the way in suffering the defeat. Despite the fourth inning, Wilson also pitch- ed a strong game and deserved ago but still trailing them is an $818,000 tax fight. The U.S. international revenue service seeks 52 per cent of the $473,- 000 the National Leage team paid to Pacific Coast League teams for moving into their ter- ritory and the $345,000 the Dod- gers got later for allowing their American League rivals, - the Angels, to play baseball in Los Angeles. 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