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TIMES, Wednesday, Auguet 17, 1966 iSPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports Editor GREEN GAELS roared back into their top form and outstanding contention for a berth in the OLA Junior 'A' finals, when they walloped Toronto Township PCO's 18-2, last night, in Port Credit. Third game of this 4-out-of-7 series goes here tonight, at the Civic Auditorium, It would appear that the Toronto Township boys "shot their bolt' in that great stand they made here Monday night in the first twe periods, Unless they can pull off a major upset, winning on the Oshawa floor tonight, this series will probably only Jast the minimum of four games. Meanwhile, Brooklin Redmen clambered back into contention in the Senior 'A' playoffs, when they came from behind a 3-1 deficit to even the count at 3-3, at the end of the second period and then went on to defeat Brampton Excelsiors 7-5 last night, That win ties up th semi-final set at two games apiece. They play again to- night, in Port Credit and this will be a great chance for the Redmen to take over the lead and then, if they do, they'll be in a position to wind it up, on their home floor, Friday night. BAD BOYS came up with their best game of the sea- son, last night at Alexandra Park, to blank Gale's Lumber 3-0 and so even up the 'City Championship' semi-final series at one win apiece. Ted Jones was in fine form for the win- ners and issued only six hits, two of these in the ninth, to earn his shutout. He was aided by fine defensive support from his mates. Last night's game was studded with some unfortunate injuries, all in the strictly accidental category. Early in the game, Jim Rowden, Gale's 3rd baseman, was struck by a pitched ball, on the side of the face. He was taken to Oshawa General Hospital for examination and x-ray pictures, since it was feared he had suffered a frac- tured jaw or cheek bone. At the time of writing, no definite word had been received. Reg White, Gale's pitcher, left the game in the 8th inning, when he was badly shaken up, in a collision with teammate Bob Young. The big first baseman and White were both trying to field "Army" Armstrong's bunt, when they bumped and White had to leave the game. In the ninth, Ted Jones was struck by a line-drive, off the bat of Jack McDermaid. He stayed in the game but he'll be less "chipper" today than he was after his fine victory, last night. GALE'S LUMBER and Bad Boy Appliances are expect- ed to play their third and deciding game, one week from tomorrow night. Bad Boys open their OASA playoffs here Saturday night against Whitby and Gale's move into Peter- borougn the same night, to open their OASA Senior "B" playofis. Meanwhile, Scugog Cleaners and Brooklin Con- cretes will play the second game of their semi-final series, here at Alexandra Park, at eight o'clock, Scugogs scored a shutout in the first game of this series, in Brooklin. The Brooklin team will be playing at home tonight, the return game of their OASA second round series, against Bridge- north. Brooklin won the first one handily, 30-0, so not much opposition is expected tonight but they'll have plenty of opposition, when they face the Scugog Cleaners here tomor- row night, at eight o'clock. CAPSULE SPORTS -- Two big games hold the spot- light tonight, both at Alexandra Park. At 6.30 o'clock, Osh- awa Quality Fuel Midgets face Scarborough in the second game of their series, The Oshawa boys lost 10-6 in Scar- borough on Monday night and must win this one tonight, to force a third game RIGHT AFTER the Midget game is over, People's Clothing and Oshawa Jaycees will go at it, in tha second game of their 3-out-of-5 City Championship series for the Juvenile honors. People's won 1-0 in the first game of the series, Monday night,*but it took them 16 in- nings to get the only run of the game ... AJAX MER- CHANTS scored a big win on Monday night, when pitcher Neil Pascoe sprinted home on an error-throw, in the 9th in- ning, to give Ajax a 4-3 win over Markham Aces, in the third and deciding game of their OASA Inter. 'B' series, Ajax now meets Newmarket, with the first game tomorrow night in Ajax, at eight o'clock -- then back to Newmarket, next Tuesday night ... HARMAN PARK, beaten 27-5 in the first game, took a couple of Storie Park Bantam play- ers with them, to Scarborough last night and won the game }-6, It was an automatic default, of course, but a source of great satisfaction to the Harman Park boys to beat the big Scarborough team right on their own diamond... OSHAWA JAYCEES play Odessa, in Kingston, on Saturday afternoon and they are planning to take a bus, There is room for some spectators and anyone interested should contact Ken Brack SKLAR'S FURNITURE were unable to play in Peterborough last night, due to wet grounds, so the second game of their OBA Midget series was postponed until Fri- day evening, in the Liftlock City OSHAWA LEGION minor ball teams are travelling by bus to Maple Leaf Sta- dium tonight, to watch the International League game be- tween Rochester Red Wings and Toronto Leafs and mainly to see Oshawa's Johnny Ryan, playing at third base for To- ronto, The Legion "visit" to Toronto was arranged by To- ronto club director, Frank McCallum of this city. Junior Invitational Proves Fine Event A total of 192 young golfjof Port Hope and Mike Croft enthusiasts competed in the/of Humber Valley. Whitby Thunderbird Golf, Ed Drinkle, men's captain at Club's annual Junior invita-;Thunderbird Club, together tional tournament on Tuesday/with other club officials, offici- and in spite of both rain andjated in the presentation of the fog, some very respectable per-jhandsome prizes, which in- formances were noted. Youngest golfer in the com- petition was Larry Lounge, an §-year-old, competing in the jirons, transistor jcarts, etc Wayne MacDonald was the day's individual champion, the 13-and-under class. Upper Canada golfer shooting At least 50 players were a fine gross score of 72, in the entered in the --_ age croup) 16-18 age group. competition an an exciting), . . } three-way, sudden-death play-|"* 18 AGE GROUP off was required with Mike) Oliver of Meadowbrook emerg-|ponald ing as the victor, in the special! 7), Bir competition with Bruce Berger 7, Lake Vista Boys Beat Valleyview * In their Kiwanis Bantam View) 62; Softball League game on Mon-| (Peterborough) day night, at Valleyview Park,|Bougourd (Aurora) 64. the boys from Lake Vista 14.15 AGE GROUP scored an 11-7 schedule victory.) Low Gross on the strength of more timely (Meadowbrook) hitting. Berger (Port The winners only Valleyview by 13-to-12 but they|Morrison (Donald) got their blows with runners;Moore (Credit Valley) on bases, especially in the last}Mac Wilson, 80. four innings. Doug Bishop was, Low Net -- Jim Young (Wood radios, golf (Upper Canada) 72; an (Cherry Downs) 73; Glenn Whitebread |brook) 75; Boh James, 75; Stew 79; Hope) 79; 80; the losing pitcher and Ronnie bridge) 66; Mike Moher (Lind- say) 70 and Bob McLeod (Bay- Gallant got the win Home-runs by Bowler of the View) 71 winners and Bender for Valley-|13-AND-UNDER GROUP view, were the big hits of the game. Bowler was the hitter of the game, with a/Bishop (Tam O'Shanter) double and single as well as! Kevin Johnston (Chinguacousy) his homer. Franssen and Cur- 84; Mike Ball (Meadowbrook) tin, each with three hits, in-/8§ and Mike McTaggart (Bay- cluding a triple apiece, were field Clinton) 86, : other big men on the attack Low Net -- Eddie Heakes for Lake Vista while Bender,|(Weston) 71: Larry. Longo Holmes and Nolet were Valley-| (Westbury) 73 and Alan Avery view's best at the plate (Tam O'shantow 73 83; Low Net -- Paul Coty (West- Ferguson 64 and Doug Mike Oliver Bruce Mike | outhit,Crort (Humber Valley) 79; Bill Gil 80 and Low Gross -- David Gardin- bigjer (Pine Valley) 82; "Riek" Gaels By DON McKINNON Times Sports Writer Don Stinson and Phil Clayton combined with four goals each to help Oshawa Green Gaels take the second straight game of the best-of-seven junior A lacrosse playoffs, 18-2, at Port Credit Tuesday. Clayton added five assists to his effort. Jim Higgs, Brian Thompson and Gaylord Powless scored three times for Gaels, with Thompson adding four assists. Dave Keenan scored his first goal in the playoffs to complete Green Gaels' rout. In a "strictly defensive" game, Merv Marshall was a standout. He stopped 26 shots and allowed only two goals. Three of Marshall's stops were made on breakaways. "Their only goals came on two of our mistakes," coach Jim Bishop said after the game. Gaels started the game fast jand undaunted as they blanked |PCO's 4-0 in the first grame. PCO's scored twice in the sec- ond but as Gaels added seven | Bad Boy Appliances snapped right back in fine form, at Alexandra Park last night, to even up the Oshawa City and District Softball Association's Major League '"'City Champion ship" semi-final series, with a 3-0 shutout over Gale's | Lumber. Bad Boys were much the best in this one, over the entire distance, with Ted Jones, as winning pitcher, holding the Lumbermen's lumber _ silent with a fine six-hitter, four scat- jtered safeties in the first five frames and a couple in the |9th, after Jones was "shook up" when struck on the chest by a line-drive, from the bat of Jack McDermaid, first batter of that inning. Bob Young, Jack McDermaid, Reg White and White again in the fifth, collected first four hits loff Jones. In the 9th, McDermaid's jopening single hit Jones and he was shaky for the rest of the \distance, but both Palmer |Knight and Lloyd Mapes went {out on long outfield drives. Reg |Hickey singled with two out, but pinch-hitter Joe Piontek |fouled out to "Rich" March, to jend the game. White had six strikeouts in \the first eight innings. He gave way.to Ron Taylor in the 9th) Everything supplied. but foot-| ball boots and desire -- that's) the motto of the Oshawa Hawk-, eyes Football Club, and judg ing from this year's camp, the desire's there. For the past two Hawkeyes, Oshawa's entry in 'he Ontario Rugby Football Union's Junior League, have been working out at the Osh- awa Airport, with an average turnout of more than 45 | players. The jeoach Dunc weeks, players, led by head | Brodie are put \through a gruelling two-hour |parctice session three nights a jweek in preparation for the j\league operner on jagainst Weston Redmen Redmen last year went to the|!inebacker after) |Eastern Canada final, eliminating Hawkeyes quarter-finals. in the 'ing up as last lyear? According to compared to coach Brodie, cluded a set of "Top Fite"/this year's team will be faster These and tougher. "We have spent a lot of time on conditioning this year in making the team tough, jthing an Oshawa team has |never been. We will also have to be a lot faster than last year, as we don't have the Low Gross -- Wayne Mc- line strength or experience we feated Connie Jaster of Brea, had," he said. This year's line is expected ford (Markland Woods) |'® average out to 225 pounds,jnament. Another Canadian, Jim Short (Whitevale) 75; | With John Galaski, 250 pounds,|Faye Urban of Windsor, Ont., (Meadow-| Don Crumb, 230 pounds, John fell 6-3, 6-3 before Karen Kran- Pivec, 220 pounds and Bill Mc- [Doug Ross (Whitevale) 75 and CUllough 200 pounds taking the\women's singles first - round John Menary (St. George's) Orunt of the punishment Bad Boys Blank Gale's Even Semi - Final Series Faster, Tougher Team Ready For Junior Play © Aug. 27,| The| halfback Ralph How is this year's team shap-|™ s sold for $5 for the season Marshall Standout, Romp 18-2. the six-minute mark of the sec- ond stanza as Tom Campbell slipped the ball behind Mar- shall from a scramble in front of the Gael net. Their second counier came from Joe Hoar 10 minutes later. Peter Hawke assisted on both goals. One minor outbreak occurred during the game. Fred Green- wood was checked hard in Township's zone and fell to the floor. Barry Salovaara land- ed on top of him but when Greenwood got up he stood on only one leg. Salovaara had the other in his hand. Tempers flared but referees Pettibone and Ronalds were in quick to break it up and give both play- ers minor penalties. GAELS' GAB -- PCO's seem-| ed to have "'shot their bolt" as) they didn't look quite as sharp as they did Monday .. . frus- tration set in during the second |period for Township as they drew many chippy penalties. .. . Marshall assisted on three goals to bring his total of ssisis in this series to |... he was allowed 14 goals in the two games. . . . Phil Clay- ton and Powless each have scored six goals in the series, while Thompson, 'Jones and Sisson have scored five each. ... "We'll take it (the series) in four straight now," manager Fred Whalley said after the game the rookie of the after he bumped hard with vear award--Toronto Township teammate Bob Young, in the, PCO Trophy -- was presented bottom of the 8th, both trying to| fo PCO Al Gordaneer last night field a bunt by "Army" Arm-| between the second and third strong. periods. . The award was The winners opened for a run presented by Ontario Lacrosse in the second on hits by Peter| Association president Ivan Norris and "Rich" March.| Davie. Whalley felt the They added their second in the|award should have gone to fourth on Jack Armstrong's|Brian Wilson, 'This guy is one hit, which was fumbled in the of the best, young players in outfield and Armstrong made junior A lacrosse. He's got the full distance. speed, finesse and can really In the 7th, with two out, Alvin handle the ball well,' Whalley Tilk doubled and scored on a/ said. . Coach Bishop said clean. single by Gord Wilson, the Gaels are shooting better, for Bad Boys' third run. "picking their spots" ,.. Gaels Armstrong had three hits for covered PCO's fast breaking the winners, to lead the attack.|Play well, as the score shows. Reg White and Jack Mc-| . Third game of the series Dermaid each had two hits for|is tonight at Oshawa Civic the losers. | Auditorium, with the fourth Date for the third and decid-|8@™@ In Port Credit, Friday. ing game of this series was not) *** Game time is 8.30 eb rnrma"enove inte O€8S na-| TODAY'S SPORTS CALENDAR off action, over the weekend. However, it is expected that! WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17 LAWN BOWLING -- Annual MERV MARSHALL | markers, the score stood at 11-2 after the first 40 minutes. Township's first goal came at a Bad Boys and Gale's Lumber| will play their third and decid-| ing game on Thursday, August 25. Meanwhile, Scugog and Brooklin Concrete: will play nament (Men's Rinks) at Osh- the second game of their semi-/2Wa Lawn Bowling Club, at final series, here at Alexandra|9:90 a.m. Park, tomorrow night, at eight' LACROSSE OLA o'clock. Scugogs won the first|'A' League Playolfs:-- one. |Townshin PCO's vs Green Gaels, at Civie Audi- jtorium, 8:30 p.m.; 3rd game of |4-out-of-7 semi-final series }OLA Junior 'B' League Play- \offs:-- Dixie-Toronto Township lvs Whitby Lasco Steelers; at | Whitby Arena, 8:30 p.m.; 4th game of 4-out-of-7 champion- ship finals . . . Oshawa Minor Another problem. taed by Ait snat ey Meenas this year's coaching staff, com-!qustries, at 6:00 p.m... UAW posed of Brodie, Rick AskeW\Credit Union vs Eastview and Lou Borean, is the lack Of pharmacy. at 6:45 p.m and experience on the team. Tony's Refreshments vs Nu- "A lot of the boys here have way Photo, at 7:30 p.m.:_ all never played football before, games at Oshawa Children's wie have to teach them the) Arena OLA Senior 'A' undamentals before we can get : . SS down to plays," coach Brodie neue gloge yn t aye role said. boven at Port Credit, 8:30 neo "Another problem we have) st, game of 4-out-of-7 shart : run inte is the new rule change} allowing halfbacks to block) SOFTBALL -- OASA Midget downfield. Now we have to/|'A' Playoffs: -- Scarborough vs start teaching the backs how| Oshawa Quality Fuels, at Alex- to block." andra Park, 6:30 p.m.; 2nd lis no |game of 2-out-of-3 series . . . Junior Toronto Oshawa t glo i i : : bit use lng 4 Oshawa City and District Ju- back Ted Marchut and|Venile League: -- People's Laxton, plus| Clothing vs Oshawa Jaycees, Tom Reed, from at Alexandra Park, 8:15 p.m.; whom big things are expected|2"¢ game of 3-out-of-5 City by the coach, Championship finals . . . OASA Another problem this year is|!mtermediate 'C' Playotfs: -- oney. ' Bridgenorth vs Brooklin Con- The team has purchased new cretes, at Brooklin, 8:00 p.m.; uniforms, at a cost of $1,200,294 game of 2-out-of-3 series and to help pay for them, sea-|:,:,: OASA Squirt Playoffs: -- son tickets are being sold, | Oshawa Storie Park at Peter- tickets will permit two|Dorough, 6:30 p.m.; 2nd game people into the game for the|% 2-out-of-3 series . . . OASA price of one, and are being/tuvenile 'C' Playoffs: -- Port Perry at Mount Albert, at 6:30 --jP.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 quarter five| Cleaners General Motors Gold Cup Tour- : 4 Cardinal ila Bil Ties Nitin a Si, ta th ca din di tithe an dthictctin. te hex, Be. Yim Din 9 bs > Dixie Tonight By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers will be going all out tonight to gain their second win of the Ontario Junior B lacrosse playdowns, The game will be played at the Whitby Arena, with the Dixie - Toronto Township team supplying the opposition. The series is in an odd situ- ation right at the moment, Both teams have won one game, with the third game still having five minutes and three seconds fo go. It was called off on Sun- day night due toa small sized uprising involving the fans in the Port Credit arena attacking a Whitby player in the penalty box. The referees called the game off at this stage with Dixie leading 11-7. The Ontario Lacrosse Asso- ciation has ruled that the re- maining time will be played prior to the start of Thursday night's game in Port Credit. Coach Glen Lotton feels his team is fired up for the game now, especially with the way the fans have treated them, in r \Port Credit and the fine sup- |port they are getting in Whitby. One thing for sure, Steelers are going to have to go out there and play 60 minutes of good |hard lacrosse if they want to \take this Dixie team to camp. Leafs Rally Falls Short It was a case of too little too jlate for Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League Tues- day night. | The Leafs, trailing 8-0 against Rochester Red Wings, rallied \for five runs in the bottom of jthe seventh inning, added an- jother in the ninth but lost 8-6, | Buffalo Bisons edged Syra- jcuse Chiefs 6-5, Richmond \Braves nipped Jacksonville WINNER AT DEEP RIVER REGATTA Layton, crew, and Jones champion Charles Miller accept plaque from Deep and current Canadian title- River Yacht Club commo- holder M. O'Sullivan of Ot- dore R. C. Mawson follow- tawa. ing their victory over for- mer Canadian Y Flyer | Hank Jones of Bowman- ville, a member of the Oshawa Yacht Club, re- cently won the 1966 Provin- cial Regatta for Y Flyers at Deep River, Ont. Joan (Photo by Montaigne Ltd.) Redmen Tie Series: Late Rally Pays Off By CLIFF GORDON close in and from the middle of losers with three goals, with tained their 2%-game lead with Brooklin Redmen staged a tre-|@ Mass of players. This one alljsingles going to Jim Richardson), 3.1 victory 'over Toledo Mud |mendous third period rally last but took the roof off the Brook-|and Bert Naylor. Hens. night, in what has to be the|lin arena. Brampton led 3-1 at the end! Mike Epstein hit two home finest game at the Brooklin With 30 seconds to go, Bramp-jof the first period as they over-|runs for Rochester while Russ larena this year, and downed|ton pulled the goalie and press-/came a 1-0 lead built up by/Gibson and Tony Horton hit \Brampton Excelsiors 7-5 in the ed hard. Drysdale made a good|Brooklin. Brooklin came back|homers for the Leafs. lfourth game of the best-of-seven|save from close in on Arthurs, |strongly in the second and held) The Braves wiped out a 3-2 Ontario Senior A lacrosse semi-;and the play went to his right.jthe Brampton team off the| Jacksonville lead in the third finals. |Elmer Tran and Red Crawford|score sheet while adding a pair.|inning on a double by Bill Rob- The win ties the series at two|were battling for the ball with) Drysdale was a standout injinson, a walk to Ed Sadowski games each, with the fifth gamejfive attackers. Crawford got) pal for Brooklin as the big fel-|and a two-run double by Gil slated for Port Credit tonight,|possession of the ball but was|jow really came through when| Garrido. and the sixth game back in/chopped down from behind andjthe chips were down. He made| Teo Acosta drove in the win- Brooklin Friday night. __|momentarily lost the ball. several almost unbelievable|ning run for Buffalo with a Brooklin trailed 5-4 with just) He regained possession and|stops in the second period and bases-loaded single in the ninth over six minutes to go, but|was tripped. The ball rolled|late in the final frame when|inning. Acosta got four of the Terry Davis tied the count at loose and Tran grabbed it,|Brampton was pressing for the | Bisons eight hits, including a \five and five as he caught the|raced down the floor, closely|equalizer homer and a triple. |short side behind a serene followed by three Brampton| JUST TALKING -- This was, John Gelnar stopped the Hens Porky Russell in the losers'| players, and fired the ball home the kind of game you dream| three hits. ca 19.57 tO about seeing with all the class) into a yawning net at salt the game away and knot of a championship game the series. Both teams played well, Terry Davis was another big|Brooklin having the edge in|United States swept the Davis \player for Brooklin last night|staying power They will] Cup tennis American zone finals as he potted a pair of goals.jhave to play just a little better|from Mexico 5-0 when Clark Hanna had two, with singles to|tonight in Port Credit to take|Graebner defeated Rafael Os- Jerry Burrows, Dave Houston|the lead in the series and ajuna 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 Monday, after land Tran. chance to wind the series up|Cliff Richey downed Marcelo Don Arthurs led the dejectedlhere on Friday night. Lara 11-13, 6-0, 10-8, 6-4. aye Big Bob. Hanna scored his second goal of the game at 17.38, on a back hand shot from Cardinals Win | Playoff Opener Cleaners posted a \7-5 victory over Garrard Road | Firefighters Monday at Willow- \park in the first game of the} best-of-three Garrard Road nov- lice lacrosse playoffs. 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