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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 27, 1998 | THOMPSON ALSO sports MENU OLA Suspends Gaels Stinson By Geo. H, Campbell Associate Sports Laitor GEORGE DUDDIN, president of the Ontario Lacrosse Association, and his executive committee, handed out a total of 11 suspensions earlier this week, four of which were shared equally by two players from Mimico Mounties and two of the Supertests of St, Catharines, Continuing the com- mendable policy of strict discipline, to make sure that the game is kept under control, and so sustain the popularity regained by lacrosse in recent years, four more suspensions were announced today, aftermath of the Oshawa Hunts- ville skirmish here last Monday night, Don Stinson, high- scoring defence star of the Green Gaels, was suspended for six games -- he had drawn two minors, a major and game misconduct, when he crashed the Huntsville goalie Guy Lassiter, into the boards, in the final minute of play, The Thompson brothers were ejected from the game for their rough-play feuding. Brian Thompson of Green Gaels drew a two-game suspension, while brother Ken of Huntsville got the same sentence, as did his teammate, Larry treland, also for rough play. This probably concludes the affair, although not for certain, since Fred Whalley, manager of the Oshawa club and himself a member of the OLA executive, says he plans to appeal Stinson's six-game term, which starts to- night, when Gaels play in Brampton slipped of en Softball to he MINOR SOFTBALL, (Bantam and Midget boys) to a low ebb, here last year, with the fewest number tries in the 18-year history of the Oshawa Minor Association. Barly this spring, there still appeared little or no interest among the boys of this level, or perhaps more accurately, among the various Neighborhood Parks However, the last few days have produced several inquiries so the full executive of the Oshawa Minor Softball Associa tion held a meeting last night and voted to operate the Kiwanis Bantam league this summer, if) sufficient Park teams are interested, and a Midget league also similar basis. President 'Joe' Victor has called a meeting for Tues day evening, 7:30 o'clock, at Simcoe Hall, Since it is getting late in the season, it is urged that any Park team interested in entering either league, have an authorized representative on hand, prepared to state his Park's definite intentions It is hoped there will he as litfle delay as possible in final izing the entries and getting a schedule underway on including a new one, highlighted Night' of the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association, annual banquet and presentation event of this city's fine age-limit hockey organization, There are trophies for the leading scorers in each of the three leagues bantam, midget and juvenile most outstanding player awards in each circuit; most sportsmanlike player, out standing goalie, outstanding defenceman, in the entire or ganization, The newest trophy is The Vie Burr Memorial Trophy, in memory of one of Oshawa's finest homebrew goalies of all time, a man who afler concluding his own playing career, remained vigorously active as a team man ager, coach and for a long term, president of the Oshawa MHA, This new award gent to the most outstanding player in the 'Novice' division, It was a night of continual "con gratulations" and of these, none was more deserved than those extended to "Rill" Kurelo, popular manager of the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, We might add that the execulive of the OMHA also rates our personal congratulations for their excellent choice, "Rill' received The Mel Bradley Memorial Trophy for "outstanding contribution of service to minor hockey in Oshawa", He certainly qualifies! In his youth, Rill was one of "Pat" Patterson's 'Rinky-Dinks" from 'The Dale' (Cedardale, this is) and he became inter ested in Oshawa's minor hockey set-up al an early age, He served as its President through some of the arduous years of the early 50's, when operating the OMHA was a real chore they played their games in Port Perry and the odd one in Rowmanville but they kept right on operating, until the Children's Arena was erected, Dedicated workers in minor sport are not nearly plentiful enough and this city and particularly minor hockey, has been fortunate to have Bill' Kurelo as a sports-minded and community-conscious citizen, Civil Service League Plays 2] - Game Schedule woTeE r i ta tee s che iy i y ye Rundies DeHarts TROPHIES GALORE, the "Hail The Champions Rexeo vs All othe west and ea at Radin Park and at Thorn as, at Thornte Good Boys Nip Radio Club 12-11 Good Roys CKLB Softhall day Park Hoa t the loser ngs ¥ 5 mnings, + Furniture nosed 12-11 n their UAW League Thurs afternoon Lakeview at Radin and 2 Thornton's out 3 Ontaris action Slee Foieys At Yshawa and Hette vs 9 nies went the but he he -th distance for vad two bad and = =osixth couple in Aird E ak Rexcn Ru Hefter Good Rovs the couple then scored a second but 'in the of singles, triple and Garne more The fifth un hame four for a f-1 lead added one in the then staged a five n the th Winner and parade hits being the climax t W Norris T Woods n nin on five Garnet double th DeGra Faraghe ral N and each had a pair of safeties for Good -- Roys + Re dies Faragher 'sta CKLB nur the the fourth with a double singles a walk com. In this a three \ and Hecock replaced Fa . and ed for +f both at North Quality and Foley's ngs He second Delves gave up one and then opened in ely vs Chicken V 3 Ontario Stee in se S 'Hefterings q july 4 Ontarin Stee aie and Chicke . ees sen" hined Harts, a! rally pe) " Wy F : ) agher CKLB North n the fift two and Rexen vs Foley's make ry gat more runs Delves two n the ouldn't on th yomer twa homer in the six and " more on Moffatt's Shee na both at Alex Fue PY A seventh, but they just DeHarts, at Rad t ly * quite t Moffatt, the e " Delyes big Rannon the and were hitters for oduced 3 Ontario Lacrosse Association officials continued to rule with an iron hand Thursday in a bid to keep teams in line, OLA president George Dud din of New Toronto announced that forward Don Stinson of Oshawa Green Gaels 'had heen suspended for Six games following his part in a fracas at Oshawa's Civie Auditorium Monday in an OLA Junior A League game with Huntsville Tornados, Stinson, a fourth ~ year play- er with Gaels, received: two {minor penalties, a major and a match misconduct for crashing Huntsville goalkeeper Guy Las siter into the boards and fight ing with Larry Ireland Ireland, along with team-mate Ken Thompson and the Gaels Brian Thompson, drew. a two game suspension fod rough play, The Thomspns were ejected ear- lier in the game for fighting Gaels drew 104 of the 204-min utes in penalties bs the referees and won the game 25-5, It was the third straight in win for the unbeaten Gaels Gaels' manager Fred Whalles has announced he will appeal the six game suspension to Auto Body Boys Edge Fuelmen Body nosed out 5-4, in their UAW. Softhall - League action last night at Alexandra Park scoring all their runs in the first inning Carlisle was the pitcher for the Fuelmen and he got off to a shaky start but was very ef fective for the last six innings MeMillan opened for Wayne's with a single then Hedger struck out, but was safe on the catch er's effor, Maxwell walked, Ver non. singled, then MeLinton 9 gams walked, followed by Aldred be gyore his ing safe on an error, with We none out and four UNS ACTOSS, parce With two out, Arsenaoull sing knocking Jed, scoring McLinton with the pais part fifth tally, The Auto Body team Mr. Mills never scored again but they ing the made the rally stand up for a har close win Maxwell, piiching for the win ners, gave the Fuelmen two runs in the first and then more until, the sixth, when Car lisle doubled and Prest homer ed for the losers' final two runs, They got their first two on a single by Terwilligar and a home-run blow by Carlisle With two out in the 7th, Ter willigar doubled and them Max Monday ~» well struck out Carlisle, to end *f,4.00 PM the game BRIAN THOMPSON assessed 'tinson, who scored five goals the Whalley om diui past three The suspen game will hi record during seASONS hase appeal the ior ollawed sen Keeps Balls Fair Or You're Out SARNIA (CP) and foul's foul If anybody should know that it's homeowner Cecil Mill Mr. Mills has threatened neighborhood children with an injunction that would put a baseball Amie ala home until steps foul halls Fair's fair Wayne Quality Auto Fuels stop to park near hi are taken off his Mi foul to keep propert Mill complained of through bed room foul. hall 0 ing through the windshield of his car and up to 10 foul balls landing in his yard children had children kitchen without demand their ha nall going window stil have into our and he who has aid heen liv 1939 park home nee heen told by offic put reens over his windows, keep his children inside when a game 18 on oF ne move in says ne aris to | Juvenile League Softball Dates TIMES Oshawa 4:18 GAME North PM Alexandra Park 4:18 Port Perry #:00 PM Jaycee's vs Gen-Auto and People's Clothing Port P Nednesday Ned, May 28 Alexandra Park vs Port Perry May 30 North Junior - Juvenile EOBA Loop Dates SCHEDULE ' Orano at Little Br Oshawa at Kenda Port Hope at Peterbo Peierbo. at Orono Little Br, at Oshawa (Lakeview Park Kendal at Port Hone ine }Oshawa at Peterdo june -2--Kendal at Orane june 4-Port Hope al Lillie @r june Oshawa at Little Br june 18 Peterho 1¢..Orans Kenda Gen-Auto ve People's and Port thing Oshawa ve Jaycee's june jay 9 Alexandra s Port Pe ine 6 North Pe Weed Cloth People's and Gen ee Aut ikee 5 People's May en-Auto May Ma May ane People's Cloth vs ndra Park and Jaycee's Port Pe Port Yshawa vs Ger People's Perry and 5 Gen-Aule eaple's Clothing Perry ve Jay en-Aulo Peonie's en Orono al Pete Hie Rr. at Oshawa at Port Sshawa al F Oshawa at Port Hane al Orono Port Hone at Oshawa Kinamer Park Kendal at Little & Peterbo, at Oshawa Lakeview Oronn at Kenda Little Br. at Orono Kendal al Peterho Orone at Oshawa akeview Park Port Hane at Oshawa Pa » double Playotts Port Honee Deterho DARLINGTON LEAGUE SOCCER RESULTS (Wednesda Tyrone, | Solina Games) 9 Courtice, 2 1 Salem, 0 jon s With mates fences to 11 Junior and senior players earlier in the week for rough play. Gaels will go after win num her four tonight when they tra- yel to Brampton to face the Armatrongs Monday night, at the Auditor jum, Gaels will entertain Mim ieo Mounties in what. promises fo be Gael's first tough test Mounties are also unbeaten go ing into weekend action, DON STINSON Bad Boys Stretch Undefeated Ways Bad Boys remained unbeaten alte rthree games in the Osh awa City and District Softhall son ef; Solomon ¢ Snow ef; Mason p Wills was in conirol ; Gaskell se most of Assoviation with a 6-5 victory|the way against Brooklin, with over Ajax at Thursday night Trailing 4-1 going into the last of the fifth, Bad Boys erupted for five runs ti wrap up the de although Aja» truck for single run the and had the tying and runs on hase the cision back in eighth winning ninth In the header a in first half of the double Oshawa Tire Brooklin Concretes 5-1 the three-hit pitching of Wills Boys, picking up econd win in as many nights (they also hafe a tie) fell be hind 4-0 in the fourth when, with one out, Ajax batters gave pil cher Bob Mason a rough time Barnet and Royd banged singles Sheridan walked and Rennick also sing led. Mason settled away to get the next hatter On grounder back to the box and retired the third batter on a fly hall to centre field Genera downed behind Warren Bad thei Reeves A pair of walks and an erro: put Bad Boys on the scoreboard in the fourth and they went to work in earnest on Ajax starter Bain in the fifth A walk, dard and singles by Ray Sud Roger Reeson, two more walks ,a sacrifice fly, an error and Tilk's single comp leted the scoring with Neil Pas relieving Bain te end the inning Reeves pulled Ajax within run of a tie with a home run leading off the eighth. A walk and an error put Mason in trouble in the ninth bul he set tiled the issue by striking out the last two batters Ajax outhil Bad Boys 0-4, with Reeves and Tetlock each pick ing up two. One of Tetlock's was a double Mason struck and walked three AJAX Teblock Rain Pascoe Reeves cf; Boyd Sh; 2b; Rennick ¢ BAD BOYS 2b; coe a out 16 batters Ih; p Moore in Sth Sheridan Finnigan If Tilk If; Wilson March Sb; Suddard rf; Ree SS; ~P, Heavy Hitting Marks Openers Oshawa Canadian Legion Pee Wee Raseball League activity got under way Thursday with three games Oshawa trimmed Sports and Cycle Western Oil 14 6 Police Association hested Motor City Raw +} wie \ W Drive 10-4 Kovaks n ind inn topped Credit Un Ine ible hit a pair of ort f John Anderson and Masterna h claimir a and single, Walt Rel, a double for Western ad \la mer hit Oi Lefthander Bill Vann received excellent feilding support in pit- Police Association to wit and batterymate Jubb drove in triple winning Drive-In ching ts of runs with a Paul. was the for A ard W out 11 batter 4 par Brian pitcher Striking with Kendal and Oshawa leaners Legionnaires LACROSSE SCORES Ontario Senior B Wallaceburg 9 Sarnia If Hagersville 18 Orangeville & Ontario Junior BL Ohsweken-Paris 10 Dixie 14 Fast York & Whithy 12 LLOYD CROZIER DIES RRACERRIDGR, Ont, (CP) ljovd (Shorty) Crozier, 31, fa ther of NHI, Detroit Red Wing eoalie Roger Crozier, died Thursday a brief il ness at in th town 35 mil af Orillia follawing his northeast home VIS COMMERCIAL es yEr wy COAL & SUPPLIES OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE! 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Ferguson Sb ef; D, Ferguson tb Batherson If p; Jones p GENERAI tb; Wright Ib an ¢; Hickes Conlin ef If; Wills p ror and s single scoring first two on single of error runs in the A pail its Gibson ss; Hill Warriner Cornish 2b Simpson ¢; Seott Print Pipher Morden ss; Bry rf; MePhee Sb Solomon If; Westfall Senior Lacrosse Schedule Revised By CLIFF. GORDON Wilh) Huntsville Hawks drop Ping out of the Ontario Sr A Lacrosse League, the schedule for the remaining teams had to be revamped Originally the Brooklin Red men were scheduled to play a triple schedule against Peter borough and Huntsville and a double schedule against the three remaining teams, to make up the 24-game schedule.. Now they play all teams in the league a triple schedule The new schedule is as lows fol HOME GAMES (All Played Here) May 28--RBrampton Tune 2---St, Catharines June Il--St, Catharines lime li--Brampton June 25 "Toronto Tuly 2--Peterborough July 6---Peterborough lfi-Brampton St, ¢ 23 i--§ ( Sal Sal Sal Wed Sal Sat Wedm Sat, July Sat, July wharines Sat. July aiharines Wind --- se Pets AWAY GAME May 27---At Peterborough Tune l--At Tarante June &--At June 17--At Peterborough Tune 22--At St, Catharines Tuly le-At Brampton luly %--At Brampton 8.00 luly Lhe-Al . Peterborough Wed, July %-AtL St. Catharines Wed, July 27--At Toronto val, Au At Rrampton Rrampton's home games are played in Port Credit this year, due to work being done on the floor of the Rrampton arena FINGER-TIP START is just one of 18 convenient LAWN-BOY advantages, Others include: @ Cloe-Praet Grass entcher @ The Industry's Largest Muffler @ Two Speed Operation » Twe Year Warran Kri Wed Wed Fri Wed ri Salt Fri Toronto 4 Master Marine & Mower . a eds and Paws Ankes Mawers Taunton Od Past at Tien little Red Sehoet House At the Moe 725.1901 Certified Machanie a Jack \a four-point night, avidson, Sutton Star In Steelers' Triumph By CLAVY GORDON Sparked hy fine three - goal performances by captain Wayne Davidson and fleet-foot ed Ron Sulton, Whithny Lassen Steelers jast night chalked up their second conseculive win in Junior B lacrosse competition downing the Kast York Mo- hawks 12-8 at the Whithy arena The game, the first home one of the season, drew a crowd of approximately 350 people, Re- sides the three-goal perform ances, Bill Gresham and Larry Haight each chipped in with two singles Single tallies went to Peter Vipond .and Joe Krasnaj, Gresham picked up two assists while Sutton and Davidson each had single helpers for four-point efforts, Larry: Bird and Ken Green sparked Don Bruce's Hast York club with two goals each, Single markers were picked up by Riek. Duffield, Gord James, Bob Tuck and Ron Liscombe, Steelers appeared jittery in the opening stanza as their passes were going wild and they had trouble controlling the ball. As a result, the visitors held a decided edge on the play They jumped into an early 20 lead on goals by Bird and K Green Whithy managed Sutton and Vipond, only to have them erased by Bird, with his econd tally, and Duffield with tallies hy single The a referees ruled with an iron fist rieht from the starting whistle Two nisconduets were handed one to each team, for players throwing the out, Perhaps the alert refereeing had a lot to do with the fellows holding their tempers. Brem- ner, in goal for Whitby, played ---- sad om am accict for his night's econtribition to the score sheet Hull Wins Hart Again MONTREAL (CP) -- Bobby Hull, Chicago Black Hawk's Golden Jet, was named winner Thursday of the Hart Memorial Trophy as the National Hockey league's most valuable player for the second straight year, Hull collected 145 points in the voting by hockey writers and broadcasters in the league's six cities Jean Beliveau of Montreal Ca nadiens was second with 5 points, followed by Gordie Howe, Detroit Red Wing's vet - eran rightwinger, with 24 Hull, who seored 54 goals ' break the record of 50 and record-breaking 97 points ta season the first player win two straight Hart trophie since Howe did it in 1956-57 ane 1957-58 The Black Hawks' left-winger polled 79 points in the voting for the first half of the season and 66 in the second half, Bell veau was a close second in the second half with 56 points Hull will receive $1,000, plus $500 for leading the voting in each half of the campaign hall either down the floor or against the hoards afier the whistle had gone to stop play, The score was 4-2, after 20 MINUIES OF action ior uw hawks Coach. Jim Hinkson must have given his charges a pep talk during the intermission, as they came out like a new bail club for the second period. Two goals in the space of 13 sec onds tied the score, and set the stage for Steelers to start to turn on the pressure. Green managed one for the visitors to give them the lead for the second time but from here in, Lascos went on the offensive, and added three more before the buzzer went to end the period, 7-5 for Whitby, Steelers. continued to show a finishing kick in the third per- iod as they peppered goalie Gary Beamish with numerous shots, The locals added five goals to their total, while the best the visitors could muster was a trio midway through the final frame JUST TALKING Lascos are idle now, as far as games are concerned, until Thursday night, when they will host the power » packed Mimico team This one is supposed to he a natural, ,. It was good to see Ron Sutton pick up three goals despite his sore leg , Vipond nursing a sore hack, took a reg ular shift and his wicked under hand drive had the Mohawks on their toes It was a much cleaner game than the previous meeting of the same two clubs in a pre-season warm up : << are wie mur Here's Another Title For Heavyweight Champ the been LONDON Over years ( (AP) assius Clay has of things But called a number rather non he same rude resident entertainer must a new one The hooks call him heavyweight champion of the world, which he has abundantly proven to Liston, Floyd Patlerson Chuvalo and Henry Cooper last anno nent Talking about Muhammad Ali To others, he ts Gaseous Cas:| as the Gas, Muhammad Mouth, the Louisville Lip so On record Sonn (,eorge his he's| | himself, clus, ¢ the and But treasury resident ty's British only a non but a non a Males not Her he's entertainer! entertainer Reatles, to resident on with the HOW COME? After he'd batlered a hole in Henry Cooper's head jast Satur day night he received a re ported $280,000 Then, apparently ing to fight his way red tape with the fiseal authori he flew ta Cairo Clay's wake, a British treasury spokesman was asked how hig a bite Queen Fliza beth's internal revenue com) missioners took out of Cassius's earnings his meeting with Cooper Clay is in the same caleg as any other non-resident enter without hay out of any Lies In on vy) level} tainer,"' replied the spokesman "We send 'the Reatles to, the) United States and they earn dol lars, American entertainers can) come here and make money In their turn," UAW League Will Add More Players Any member of the United Automobile Workers, who wishes to play softball this sea son, but does not have a team operating in his. immediate area,| is being given the opporutnity| use the word to join a team All such players Interested must submit their name, at the! 66 bad UAW Hall, not later than this} oO e Sunday morning, 11:0 o'elock | All names submitted will he! placed in a 'players' pool" and! at a meeting of team managers and coaches, Sunday morning, | 6) at that time, the names will he| don't be r dazzled. tance 39 years ago today-- in 1927 by carrying 114 pounds over the distance in. ; three minutes 87 3-5 sees onds at Linfield, England ight Canadian whiskies drawn and distributed to the! various teams | REMEMBER WHEN ,..? 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