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yy & THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, September 20, 1965 |Mats Win City | GM TROPHY FIFTH GAME TONIGHT 'Bellies Defeat Gaels To Tie Minto Series By FRANK RATCLIFFE .. Sparked by the first period play of their penalty-killing unit, New Westminster Salmon- bellies Saturday night defeated Oshawa Green Gaels 10-7. The win evened the best-of-seven Minto Cup series at two games apiece. : With Salmonbellies playing short-handed midway through the opening frame, Ken Winzo- ski scored on a 2-on-1 break. Highty seconds later he set up a marker by Wayne Goss to give the westerners a lead they never relinquished, Salmonbellies added a third goal less than a minute later when Gael goaltender Merv Marshall came out of his net to retrieve a rolling pass from the other end of the box. Mar- shall was met by a Salmonbelly climbing out of the penalty box ahd could not get back into the net to prevent a goal. New Westminster's formed an impenetrable shell around netminder Don Wallis, to make a 3-0 lead into the sec- ond frame, It marked the first time this season Gaels have been blinked for a full period. An Oshawa rally closed the gap early in the second when Gaylord Powless scored at the 14-second mark. Powless had been presented the Auto Work- ers' Credit Union Trophy at the beginning of the period. He was chosen Gaels: Most Valuable Player of the year by the fans. Oshawa s¢ored again at 1.30 to make it 3-2, but that was the closest they came all night. Salmonbellies came out of the period leading 6-4 and in-| creased the margin by one goal) in the third. Wayne Goss scored three andj "up". i Ranjit Dillon one for the win-jeither way and could get 'no New peste RANJIT DILLON Ken Henry and Wayne Bell- | defence! wood : | Jim Higgs netted three for | the losers, his sixth, and eighth of the series, mov- ing into a tie with Goss and Dillon for the goa!-scoring lead. Gaylord Powless, Billy Armour, Dan Sandford and John Davis notched one each. Armour add- ed a trio of assists. Salmonbellies played a "wait- ing game" in the third period, using up valuable Gael defenders refusing to com- mit themselves until opposing forwards made the first move, attackers jadopted the same style. The re'| |sult was frequent periods of in- action. time. Westminster GAEL GAB: Gael coach Jim |Bishop said his club just wasn't running They weren't ners, to bring their series totals! sustained attack going, he said to eight goals each. Ken Win-|But he gave Salmon poski also netted a pair. Other|credit, calling them a "'grea goals came from Ray Niemi,'c lub". . . Jets Win 2-Straight For Garrard Rd. Novice Title Monday night, last week, atjfi the Willowpark Bowl saw the Jets win a come-from-behind 3- to-2 victory over the Rockets in the first game of the 2-out-of-3 finals. The star of the game for the Jets was Albert Liebreghts, who scored twice in the last three minutes to provide the winning margin, Wayne MCGuigan added the other goal. For the Rockets, Mark Hut- chins and Jim Delaney scored singles and Jimmy Halliday provided stellar net-minding to hold off the opposition time and time again. PEEWEE ON Tuesday, the Cardinal Cleaners scored a convincing 8- to-2 victory over the Garrard Road Firefighters to take a 2- to-1 game lead in the: 3-out-of-5 Vikings Score Second Win In Rugger League' Oshawa Vikangs won their second in as many games Sat- urday afternoon at Lakeview Park when they trounced Tor- onto Accountants 29-0 in Rugger League action. By their auspicious start, Oshawa club is taking dead aim) at the' Ontario Rugger League Intermediate crown, last won by the local team in 1959. Seven players shared touchdowns Saturday, good for| three points each, while the re-| maining eight points came fro four converts. Cc fi Cc B B Cc 3 Gerry Tymoshik, Reg Wasylyk,| Dave Nicholishen, Keith Wil-| liams, Rex Williams, Tom Chas- czewski and Terry Kelly. Kelly kicked three converts while! Tymoshik had the other. The Oshawa forwards played a strong game, making sure that the backs received the ball adequately. They were led by team captain 'Pete' Sheperd, Garney Gunn, Harry Boyd, Dick Sainsbury; Bob Meldrum and Ian Rennie. Ron Aiken again played a.good game at scrum half while newcomer Geoffrey Stockwell will prove a valuable addition on the wing. Next game for the Vikings will be this Saturday afternoon, when the local rugger 'Derby' will be held, with Ajax the visitors LOSE ON LAST PLAY The Vikings 'B' team was de feated Saturday by Toronto Old Bovs by a score of 6-3, the win ning try coming on the last play of the game and was scored by Viking Geoff Snoxall, on loan to the visitors who arrived one man_ short The Oshawa team was strengthened by several local high school stars, who showed well. The Oshawa try was made by Ron Aiken, after good work by Pete Sheperd Sheperd, Aiken and Rennie performed the iron man_ stint) playing in both games. VIKINGS 'B' lineup: Medin ski, Robbins, Luke, Foreman, Calford, Tutton, Close, Kolod- zie, Rennie, Thompson, Doole Welch, Zinkiewich, Aiken and) Sheperd. JETS WIN NOVICE tured excellent opposing netminders Jeff Brown) of the Jets and Jim Halliday of|S# the|the Rockets. t jonce again led by |breghts with 2 |Morris thejeach added a singleton to com- |plete the scoring. For the Rockets the scoring] single, walk to m| Was shared by Jim Delaney,|by Watters. Jones crossed the |Mark Hutchins and Marty Shar- The "tries" were scored by|"@rd nals, Doug Bannon once again led the way for the victors as he} scored three goals to make his} playoff total games. two goals and singletons went to} Bill Coedy, Brian Kasubeck and| Phil Kift. three added lj, in the Calvin Bateman For the Firefighters, defense- man Chuck Lepine and centre) Paul Halliday each put one shot/the Ontario Baseball Associa-|opened with a walk, Peterson} behind Dave Crosby the Cardi-|tion's Junior "'A" championship|singled with one out and then} nal netminder, who played his|finals with an 8-5 victory over/an error-throw by the catcher,| the Cardinal Fire- Wednesday saw leaners and Garrard fighters playing the fourth game! for with the Firefighters tying the|title, and it will be played there| series up two games apiece, with\on Thursday evening, of this/ an 8-to-5 victory. | Chuck Lepine, Brian Hall, ghters and goaltender Bob hambers sparkled in the nets. The losers were led by Doug annon with two goals, Calv ateman, Phil Kift and Bill oedy with singles. TITLE On Thursday, the Jets won the Garrard Road Novice champion- ship, defeating the Rockets 4-to-} in a close struggle that fea- The scoring Albert Lie goals. Dann and Wayne with one apiece. ENIOY BOWLING TONIGHT STYLED FOR THE oul? Perfect form! Bowlmaster shoes lead the league. So smart and stylish -- 0 right for style. Availa SUNBEAM ey Makers of the exclusively now Master Bowier's Shoe. Designed, endorsed, When you shop the Yellow Pages seventh With bellies full . Salmonbellies' coach for the Jets was| Score Fair and Jones. That end- Ma McGuigan| © Keith Jackson, pleased with his team, said they finally played the way they had out west. :... For the fourth straight game, Jackson criticized the officiating. He said no penalties were called on three plays on which his players were cut, two for stitchés, He also felt two calls disallowing New West- minster' goals were. "real ques- tionable", and thought. there was. interference on Oshawa"s Jast goal. . . . Dwight Davies, Brian Thompson and Charlie Marlowe' were the only Gaels to shake hands with New West- minster players following the game. ... Fifth game is to- night at Civic Auditorium at Bantam Crown Legion Mets won the city Bantam championship Sunday with a 6-1 victory over Pirates, It marked the third straight year Mets have won the Osh- awa Legion Minor Baseball Association title, Danny Smith played a kev role for the winners. He bunt- ed home Billy Barker with the tying run after Pirates had taken a 1-0 lead in the third frame, Smith also scored the winning run on Les Minac's double. Larry Shrigley was a key man at the plate, driving in a pair of runs with a timely single. Rick Harding doubled home Jim Bradley for Pirates' only run, Jim Yakemishyn went the route on the mound for the win- ners, striking out eight and giv- ing up five hits. Wayne Blan- chard also hurled the full game for Pirates, allowing 11 hits. Pirates committed a pair of 8.30. errors and Mets none, Scugog Cleaners Lose To Bentley's The Scugog Cleaners five-pin entry in the Willowdale Major | cision, to the hard-hitting Bent- jley Construction club. | Led by Barry Mitchell 299) and "Red" Fordham 293, the} Toronto club compiled a neat 1326 team score to take the first} game from the Scugog boys. | Dave Bishop 276 and Al Perry 271, -were--best--for-the-losers, | along with Harry Gillard 255, | Gillard sparked Scugogs in| |the second game with a dandy| 1358 score, followed by Alex ne aldson 250, Al Perry 246 and Ray Mann 239 to give Scugogs| the win, 1303 - 1161. The third and rubber game of| janother very good team score, 1342, to top the 1177 by the Osh-|created when Jim Cassells was|C |Tom Minor with 100 and Class|spectacular win over Boyce. Harry Gillard was the only| With Ron Jay on night work./E, Jim Jurpita of Scarborough| starr was awarded the Car-|the three gauge gun class. His |the absence cf Cassells made|also with 99, | | the 410 0 c 'ee/it rough but the latest report is} The high all-around champion} "Gill" at mid-season form with/that 'Slinky' will be OK for 255, 358 and 261 for 878; Perry|this week. I The Scugog club is still-in the}250 and Bill Rudyk. of Oshawa/the Oshawa Club, jwith a three game total of 699,/top five in the standing of this!was runner up with, 244 out of} Class winners 'in this: shoot jincluding games of 271, 246 |16-team league. awa squad. | |Scugog bowler to hit over the |700 mark and it was good to see just missed the charmed circle SHAN www 'yee ~ aanive wal HIRES NEGRO UMPIRE BOSTON (AP)--Besten Red! BOSTON (AP)--The Amer- LAMIADE TRADED r Oshawa 'Skeeters' Win Three Top Events Three Oshawa skeet shooters Y@ swept the field for top honors in the 3rd General Motors An- nual Skeet Shoot, held this past Saturday and Sunday, at the fields of the Oshawa Skeet and Cun Club at North Oshawa. The two-day event attracted 58 entries from points across Ontario and North Eastern United States. The top event of the' shoo was the "'all-guage class" on Sunday, coveted General Award given to the high gun in the all-gauge event. ALLAN WOOD WINS IT Allan Wood of Oshawa took high gun in this event, shooting Kaczmarzyk of Kitchener and Tom Minor of Scarborough. All three contestants tied in the first stanza with 100 broken targets out of a possible 100, As the contestants broke bird after bird-in the. shoot-off it was apparent that it was going to be a close call, The first to drop out of the and 182. The third game for Perry was a nightmare when he Donaldson had 210, 250 and 231 for 691, Bishop settled for 665 while Mann and Gerry Bennett} were very spotty. The Bentley Construction club, a new entry into the league, appear to have a sound aggregation and their team} total of 3829 for the three-game set, was good shooting for this early season, | Scugog Cleaners showed much} improvement from their pre-| vious effort, as far as pinfall| was concerned, but the opposi-| tion was just too good on the} ight's play. The Oshawa total/Bill Rudyk of Oshawa with 99,)son Starr of Oshawa, when he) e t ame |Class A, Barry Boyce of Kings-/shot off a tied 99 out of 100 score| the series went to Bentley's with) A Jast-minute shuffle in the|ton with 99, Class B, Andy Mes-|with Barry Boyce. Both shooters) n was 3663, - Scugog Cleaner line-up was unable to appear, | Oshawa Legionnaires tied up} best game of the season to hold| Kitchener Dodgers, in the sec-| followed by another by the right! the opposition shooters to two|ond game of the series, at Kitch-|fielder, let both Cookson and goals. fener, on Sunday afternoon. | J r Legionnaires Even OBA Finals_ In the sixth, Wayne Cookson} Peterson score, making it 8-2, Kitchener won "'the toss" for, at the time. \the third and deciding game,| the | week, starting at 7.30 o'clock. jover & half-hour. | Oshawa took an early lead} |with the first two runs of the |game on Eric Peterson's single) jafter two out, then Rod Wil-| jliams, Paul Cloutier, John Fair jand Tony Jones, drew four- {straight walks as pitcher Jim Krulicki hit a wild streak. In the third inning, Krulicki lost control again, hit Williams with a pitch, then walked Fair after) {Cloutier's sacrifice. Jones was fe but forced Williams at 3rd,| Watters tripled to goaltending by hen Pat .jed it for Krulicki, who went to \ist base while Don Culbert ame in to do the pitching. | Legionnaires got a pair of lruns in the fifth on Fair's Jones and single plate while Watters was being |retired in a "hot box" play. | Co Perfect comfort! On every score Sunbeam the game. Put them on and have fun -- in ble in men's and women's styles. BOWLMASTER | and worn by Canada's leading bowlers, EASTWAY 1 0-PIN LANES King St. East at Townline Oshawa, Ont. Ralph Cook pitched from the All-Ontario baseball) middie of the 6th inning and he|af proved very effective, not giv-|The latter was '"'picked off" as ing Oshawa a single hit, in the|Watters again last three and two-third innings. accurate 4 | Sunday afternoon's game took) Up to then, Peterson and Wat-|pair of passe Is permitted! Blair Reid and Bob Boland were| aimost four hours to finish, rain|ters, with two apiece, were! Prost yori sn all two goal scorers for the Fire-| causing q stoppage of play for|Oshawa's best at the plate. | Murray Godfrey pitched the) win for Legionnaires and gave|ning, the up only six hits, while claiming| and Krulicki opened with back- nine strikeout victims. He also|to-back walked six batters, two of which|scored on gave the homesters their first) then Hoch singled. A bad throw- two runs. } The first came to Hugh} Heibein, first Kitchener batter, who then stole second and' race was Tom Minor when he dropped three birds, leaving |Wood and Kaczmarzyk battling! loop, dropped a two-to-one de-|jpicked too many centre pins. /on | Finally on station two doubles, |Kaczmarzyk missed the low! house two bird. In classic style} woud of Oshawa took both birds \to win the event of the year in|Francis Trophy for the small local skeet shooting. | The win in this event gave) {Allen Wood the General Motors|were Class Gold award for the second time:|marzyk with 47,-Class A, Rick} |He won this event in 1963 when|Sheridan of the Gold Award first was put into competition by General Motors of Canada, Limited. Other class winners in the all-| gauge event were Class AA, | jarik of Sudbury with 99, Class | , Vic Lombus with 99, Class D, was Walter Kaczmarzyk of Kit chener with a score of 245 out! 250. TWO MORE OSHAWA WINNERS On Saturday, the first event was the 410 gauge, which was won by Bill Rudyk of Oshawa with a shoot-off taking place scored on a single by Tom Hoch. Catcher Pat Watters dis- couraged the Kitchener base- runners in the second inning when Brian Cressman drew a walk and was promptly thrown out, trying to steal second base. Then Frank Prost singled, he! tried to steal second base and| was also "cut down." | Prost drew a walk in the fifth, ter Cressman had singled. displayed his throw, However, a second | run, | The homesters had one big in- sixth when Heibein| singles. The former Ebel's_ sacrifice fly in let Krulicki score and Hoch} later scored/on a wild pitch, to) make the score 8-5. Godfrey tightened up after that, to re-| tain his three-run lead. this calls for action! You're out of town. Your car's gone wrong. You need a services man--fast! The Yellow Page let your fingers do the walking... st. with the much @ Motors Gold § off for first place with Walter j with | way, you let your fingers do the walking, For anything you need, it's the quick and easy way to get the facts...and get action! Sox traded pitcher Jack La-\ican Baseball League hired its mabe of their Toronto farmifirst Negro umpire Wednesday club to Houston Astros Tuesday|with the engagement of Em- for right-hander Darrell Bran-|mett L. 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THESE THREE '"'Skeet- ers -- all members of the Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club, captured the top three too- phies, in the 3rd Annual General Motors Skeet Tour- nament, held at the Osh: awa Club's grounds, this past weekend, Left-to-right are shown Allen Wood, win- ning of The General Mo- tors Gold Shield, in the "'all-gauge" event; Nelson Starr, winner of The Car- rington Trophy, in the 20- gaguge event; Bill Rucyk, winner of The Frank Fran- cis trophy, in the 410-gauge event, with Max Brown, also of Osh-!98 in Class AA, Bob Springer of awa. | Corsopolis, Pennsylvania with 98 Both shooters took the eventiin Class A, Ed Kaminsky of a. 48 out of 50. Brown|Toronto took Class B with 98, dropped out of the race to|Jim Jurpita of Scarborough took Rudyk in the shoot-off. |Class C with 97 and John Hunter Rudyk was awarded the Frank|of Lindsay took Class D with 98. HARTMAN BEST "PRO" Officials of the Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club were extremely pleased with the opportunily tol joffer two trophies, for shooters | jrepresenting the gun and am- munition manufacturers, who} |cannot normally take part in} ore effort, Class winners in the 410 gauge) AA, Walter Kacz-} Oshawa with 47, Class B, Barry Boyce of Kings- ton with 45, and Class C, D, Burdett of Barrie with 44. ' ; : jcompetitive shooting. The increasingly popular 20) Realizing that often shooters | gauge event was taken by Nel-|in the industry add to the at- mosphere of any competitive shooting, they invited industry 3 7 'Sishooters to the two day event. | displayed fine form in this)Barney" Hartman of Canadian | event, but Starr went on to @/tndustries Limited took high gun| with a score of 248 out of 250 in @ PLYWOOD @ @ TRIM @ DOORS - @ SASHLESS WINDOWS Call Now... 728-4688 rington Trophy donated by the|score was 48 out of 50 in the 410 Alberta Distillers Limited. 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