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G THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, October 26, 1968 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR PETERBOROUGH hockey teams pay a couple of non- social but strictly competitive visits, to our fair city this week. Tomorrow night at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa "Crushmen" will host the Don Bye Junior "B" Club, from the Liftlock City, in their first meeting of the season. Coming from behind to earn that 5-5 tie in Kingston last Sunday, the Oshawa lads made it evident they are going to be a factor in the Lakeshore Junior "B'" group -- which was won by the Limestone City squad last year -- and they went to the OHA semi-finals. The "Crushmen" are, like their "big brothers", the Generals, still undefeated and they hope to extend that record here tomorrow night, just as our Gen- LPN on Ree Blue handed Calgary Stampeders their first shutout in nine years, a 22-0 defeat before a sell-out Western F 0 0t ball Conference crowd of 22,266. MOVE INTO FIRST-PLACE TIE Blue Bombers Bomb Calgary Stampeders CALGARY (CP) -- Winnipeg Bombers Wednesday The Blue Bombers' victory moved them into a tie in WFC standings with Calgary. Bombers regular - season schedule but) Calgary has one more game Sunday in Vancouver against B.C. Lions and a victory would The have finished their downs in the first quarter, onelibly - low 51 yards on total of- on a two-yard plunge set up by|fence. The Stamps picked up himself and another on a pic- eight yards passing compared ture 38-yard pass play from|with Ploen's 166 yards passing quarterback Kenny Ploen. jon 12 completions out of Ploen tossed another touch-|tosses, down strike to Funston from 11| § as katchewan Roughriders, yards out after an interference who have locked up third place, call and roughing penalty|finish out their regular sched- against Calgary helped movelyje with a game against last- the ball downfield. |place Edmonton Eskimos in Ulmer oe his fourth-quar- Edmonton Saturday. ter single from the Stamped-| ; ers' seven yard line, sending) 18¢ Rou gh riders have 15 the ball right out of 'the end| Points, the defending Grey Cup 8 'champion Lions 13 and Edmon- give Calgary a first-place fin-|zone. tan erals are also hoping to do, on Saturday night, when the Junior "A" Petes visit Oshawa, Haven't heard yet how Wren Blair made out at New Liskeard this week, in his bid to talk Billy White into returning here, but no doubt he'll have something to tell us tomorrow. Meangvhile, getting back to the big Junior "B" attraction here tomorrow night, the young hockey fans, those of 12 years of age, or under, will rejoice to know that, just like last week, they'll be admitted to the game Friday night, free of charge, as long as they are accompanied by an adult, And they'll be talking 'Dad' or some adult into taking them to the game, because there'll also be a free drink waiting for them inside. In addition, they're running a draw on Friday night, for 25 prizes -- tickets to the Generals' game on Saturday night. PORT PERRY Legion members and "the Town Fathers" honored the Port Perry Legion 'Squirts' Softball Club, on Tuesday night, with a gala banquet and presentation ceremonies, Under the able guidance of coach "Vinny" Walker, the Port Perry Youngsters captured the All-Ontario OASA Championship this summer. The Town of Port Perry presented each of the proud youngsters with an individual trophy while the Legion gave. each boy a handsome jacket, bearing the club emblem and the OASA Championship crest. In winning The Lauria Trophy, Port Perry ended Galt's two-year reign as Ontario Squirt champs. Too much credit for Port Perry's great progress as a strong softball centre in minor ranks, can not be given to "Vinny" Walker, now an OASA representative for that area. An ex- Oshawan, "Vinny" was a tower of strength in organizing and operating Pee Wee teams in the Storie Park area, for many years, prior to moving out to Port Perry, a few years ago. Today, some of the players who started as pint-sized performers under "Vinny" Walker's guidance, are playing for Oshawa's top adult teams, including the Senior "A" Tony's. The young boys of Port Perry are lucky to have a citizen like "Vinny"' Walker in their midst and we under- stand that the members of the Legion and veteran ball stars such as Bill Harper, are all "'pitching in" to round out a great set-up, Congratulations "'Port"! BRIGHT BITS -- Winnipeg's smashing 22-0 victory last night, right in Calgary, has stunned the Western football folk. "Bud" Grant's Blue Bombers are now tied for first place and Stampeders have to win their last game, against B.C. Lions, if they are to finish on top. Calgary hasn't been blanked since 1956 (by Sask. Roughriders). Winnipeg has completed their schedule ... TORONTO LEAFS eked out a 2-1 win in Boston last night, but the Bruins made Terry Sawchuk perform miracles in the third period, to get Leafs their first win. Canadiens nipped Rangers 4-3, in a fast game ... ANGELO MOSCA has declined to pick his own "All-Star Team of Meanies' -- which he did last year. Those "star" selections have too many sharp points, no doubt! ... WALES pulled a major soccer upset, at Cardiff, last night, defeating Russia 2-1 in the final match of group qualifications. OSHAWA LEGION Minor Baseball Association's spe- cial individual awards constituted a highlight of their annual banquet, held at the Canadian Legion Hall, here last night, when the various league cham pions received their team trophies. Above, Art Crock- er, left, secretary of the OLMBA, congratulates three young baseball stand- outs of the 1965 season. Hold- ing their trophies, are shown, left-to-right: Michael | Minor Baseball Champs Receive Their Trophies The annual "honors and presentation of champion- ship trophies to the winners o the various leagues in the Osh- awa Legion Minor Baseball Association, brought the 1965 season to an official close, last night at the Canadian Legion Hall, Special head table guests, in- troduced by Art Parry, presi- dent of the Legion Minor ball group, included Maurice . Proc- tor, president of Canadian Le- gion Branch No. 43; Michael Michalowsky, president of the Oshawa Police Association; Al- fred Brisebois, manager of Branch No. 43; Robert Kirk; Luke White, N. McRae and J. McCartney, ANOTHER GOOD YEAR A review of the past season shopved that minor baseball en- joyed another banner year in Oshawa, the Association provid- ing organized ball for 300 boys, ranging in ages from nine-year- old Tykes to the 21-year-old Junior Legionnaires, a total of 17 teams, divided into the var- ious age-groups. In the Junior and Bantam OCVI Senior Team Wins COSSA Event O'Neill Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute won the senior team honors in the COSSA cross-country events held Mon- day at Cobourg. Lakefield had 49 points and Picton 95 points. Grant Osborne of OCVI won Robinson Fails To Widen Gap By THE CANADIAN PRESS Larry Robinson failed to in- crease his lead in the Western Football Conference individual scoring race Wednesday night|the senior section with a time WFC STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Western Conference LT F A Pts 114 0 319 232 22 115 © 301 262 22 77 1 261 265 15 6 8 1 276 258 13 $10 0 245 385 10 Calgary Winnipeg Sask. B.C. Edmonton when he and Calgary Stamped-jof 14 minutes and six seconds ers were blanked 22-0 by Winni-|over the 2.6 mile course. Roger peg Blue Bombers. Northey of Lakefield was sec-| Wednesday's Score Winnipeg 22 Calgary 0 night" classifications, Oshawa was re-|{o a challenge presented in the Ontario Base- not make the Leaside Junior League playoffs, for the first time in many years, they did give an excellent account of |themselves in OBA competition, advancing to the OBA semi- finals, They also made splendid showings in tournaments at} Hamilton, Scarboro and Little! Britain. | The Midget team, in a re- building season, competed in the| Eastern OBA but were eliminat-| ed in the first playoff round, | Oshawa Bantams defeated both Peterborough and Belle-| ville, before losing out to North; York in OBA quarter - finals.| Ted McCMombe's "Mets", after ja shaky start, came on to win| the Oshawa League honors and| trophy. ; UPSET IN PEE WEE LOOP) Oshawa Pee Wee All-Stars' also competed in the Eastern) Association and lost out to their} old nemesis, Peterborough, They also lost out for the first time, in the Legion Zone Fl championships, bowing to Whit-| by. | The Pee Wee League produc-| ed the biggest upset of the sea- son, right at the local level. Bill Langton's Duraclean Carpets, after winning only once and try-} ing once, in 16 league games, came on to sweep the playoffs, winning six games in-a-row, to capture The Robert Kirk) Trophy. In the title finals, Dura-| cleans upset Houdaille Indus-| tries in two-straight, after the) v4 Halloran, winner of "the most valuable player" award' Michael Harper, inner of The Dean Dilla- bough Memorial Trophy, do- nated by Oshawa Police As- soc., to the Pee Wee League player voted for combina- tion of sportsmanship and ability; and Wayne. Blan- chard, first-time winner of the new "Sebe Claus Me- morial Trophy', selected by the Bantam League man- agers, for combining sports- | manship with ability. awarded first they've downed the Stamps in two of the three games be- tween the clubs this season. out \third ish, Should Calgary lose in Van-| couver, Winnipeg will be/muscle during the game. place because Calgary last suffered a shut- against Saskatchewan Roughriders, 33-0, Oct. 27, 1956. Fullback Art Perkins led Win- nipeg to Wednesday's victory, scoring two. touchdowns, End Farrell Funston picked up the touchdown while tackle Norm Winton kicked three con- jverts and halfback Ed Ulmer |booted a single. |defeated record of 20-straight the Yankees won in two-straight,| games, Luke White presented the| George Allison's "Yankees'| Tyke Trophy to George Allison) were never headed during theirjand the team captain; Bill Lang-| league schedule, to win Thejton presented The Bolahood| Whitby Metals Products Trophy,|to the same team; Robert Kirk| as Tyke Champions, In response | presented his own trophy and| Park Tykes, for The Bolahood|Bantam Sportshaven Challenge Trophy,'to the 'Mets'. DEFENCE TOUGH Bombers put up a rock-ribbed defence, rushing quarterback Eagle Day so consistently that he completed only two of 15 passes, Perkins and barging halfback Dave Raimey found lots of Perkins scored both touch- run- from Nipigon|Arthur Crocker presented the|ning room through big holes in| Zealand, two years ago. championship Trophy|the Stamps defence. Calgary linebacker Wayn e| Harris suffered a pulled groin) Winnipeg had 22 first downs| and a total offence of 343 yards | six first downs and an inered-} Ron Clarke Sets Two World Marks MELBOURNE (AP) -- Aus- \tralian distance runner Ron |Clarke set world records for the 20,000 metres and the one-hour run at Geelong, Victoria, Wed- nesday night. He clocked 59 minutes, 22.7 seconds to cut 5.6 seconds off the 20.000 metres record and covered 12 miles, 1,006 yards, one foot, 10 inches to add 46 lyards to the one-hour record. | Both old records were held by Bill Baillie of New Zealand land were set in Auckland, New | Clarke now holds seven world records, 10. Winnipeg and Calgary now have 22 points apiece. Player Shoots Record Round ADELAIDE (CP-AP) -- Gary player of South Africa shot a fantastic 62 in the first round of the Australian Open golf championship today and claimed it was a world record for open title competion, Player, U.S. Open champion, started sensationally at Adel- aide's par-73 Kooyonga course with an eagle 3 and shot a nine- under-par 28 for the first nine holes, He finished 11 under par. Player clipped four strokes off the course record of 66, The South African said the previous record of 63 was shot by Fred Jowle in the 1955 British Open over the new St. Andrew's course in Scotland. Although the Legionnaires did) -- Whe DOMINION TIRE STORES latter team had dominated the} season, with an impressive un-) Robinson has 87 points to 80\ond and Bob Ostrander of Pic- for Peter Kempf of British Co-|ton third. lumbia Lions, who meet Cal-| Lakefield District High School| gary in the final game of the! won the Intermedi | ne | ate an ° regular WFC season Sunday. ior sections of the race. eas' Fullback Art Perkins scored| i wakefield won the over-all two Winnipeg touchdowns tolteam title. Trenton was second move into seventh place- with! 60 points, one behind end = GOVE wes ie, Tommy-Joe Coffey of Edmon- ton Eskimos. 1 LAWRY DIES | The leaders: i : : C, Lawry of Fairfield, who TD C FGS§ Pts|nlayed major league baseball 136 13 6 87\as a second baseman with Phil- 80/adelphia 'Athletics in 1916 and pis 1917, is dead at the age of 71.! 62 HORSE ARRIVES 61| LAUREL, Md. 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