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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 1, 1966 PA ANOTHER WINNER -- Oshawa Green Gaels' cap- tain Jim Higgs, right, ac- cepts William Post Mem- orial Trophy from Bob Sin- clair following Gaels' vic- s Gaels Ontario Champs: Minto Cup Final Next Brian Thompson and Phil Clayton each scored three goals, while single markers jwent te Neil Arm By DON McKINNON Times Sports Writer Oshawa Green Gaels can nick am their air tickate Vas.!s:. S503 by 53 ue MaiOWE anu ville mIBES. couver today. | Earl MacNeil scored twice Wednesday night, at Mimico,ifor Mimico, with Joe Timpson, Gaels assured themselves a|Phil Fadel and Al Smith netting trip to British Columbia for the|one each. ico defence and 'beat goal-| Also tossed into the showers) keeper Al Duke while flying were managers Fred Whalley | through the air after beingiand Frank Wilbur. | from vehind. | Mimico coach Ronar tank! Duke, who replaced Don/defeat hard and refused to Crocker for this game, played | shake Bishop's hand following well, blocking 36 shots. ithe game, He pushed one of In the third period, with a/|his players, who was -- to Minto Cup final by defeating) Gaels led 5-1 at the end of commanding lead, acts wore ee ee ee ee F i 7 content to play a possession|@nd headed for the dressing Mimico Mounties 15-5 atthe first period and 10-4 after)) ome waiting for the ; room Mimico to win the eastern Can-|the second. 8 8 Speman: | oe adian: junior lacrosse final in| Referees Pettibone and Gerry|, The openings came midway) "Mimico has a strong club," four games. Ravolich kept a firm hand on gt ig Al eee ae ls. ana} Bishop said. "It's just that we With Gaels far ahead andthe game. vals | less than five minutes remain-| Mounties, with ace centre|Atmstrong one. Following Arm- spe sa ea mani: copter ing in the game, referee Ron|Graeme Gair unable to play!Sttong's goal, Greenwood be-| pe EAR. Pettibone called a halt to af-\because of illness, were no'c@me involved in a fight with GAELS GAB -- Gaels will fairs following a mild skirmish,|/match for the speedy Gaels,|Bruce Ferguson and both re-\meet New Westminster Salmon- Pettibone said he called the|They faiicd to show their usual/eived majors. On his way to|bellies in the Canadian Junior game because. Mimico coach|hard, close checking game and|the penalty box, Greenwood," Jacrosse final in New Ross Bonar refused to put twolit was apparent early they|®nd John Dale tangled, setting| Westminster, . . Salmonbellies players in the penalty box in|weren't going to win. the stage for the calling of the|in regular season play had the place of two others who had| Gaels, on the other hand,|8ame by Pettibone. 'same record as Gaels, 23 wins been ejected for fighting with|were sharp, both on offence and| Gaels' coach Jim Bishop hadjand one loss. . . No team is Gaels' Fred Greenwood. 'defence. Mery Marshall, injhis shoulder pop out duringjallowed to pick up any players Gaels beat Mounties in four|goal, was strong in the early|post-game celebrations. He was | this year for the final, . . It straight games, even without/going and he received able|tossed into the showers by his| was three of Salmonbellies star centre Gaylord Powless,| assistance from Dwightiplayers when the accident oc-|pickups that starred for them sidelined with a back injury. |Davies, Higgs, Armstrong andjcurred. It was later popped|last year against the same Even without Powless, Gaels|Joe Krasnaj. 'back in and he is well. Oshawa club. Higgs drew atenne Chan IA. -ti8 | re ent ATMSWSRZ, Unar-)CHecnca s ae iF four assists to bring his total in the final series to 13... Thompson. led the goal-scoring in the final with 14 and nine assists. . . Phil Clayton led in points with 28 on 13 goals and 15 assists. . . Jones had a total of 13 goals and 7 assists. . Powless will definitely play out west for Gaels as he will by then be fully rested from his back injury. . . Gaels defeated Brampton Armstrongs, Toronto Township PCO's and Mimico Mounties in 12 straight games. Ve enn thats O44 atuntabe AVA playoff win. . . They lose only one player this year (Neil Armstrong). Discount House Tops Cardinals Oshawa Discount House took a 2-0 lead in the final novice _|series in Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse League Wednesday by defeating Cardinal Cleaners 7-5. Tim Morris and. Derek Mc- Cammon each «scored three goals for the winners with Jim Branton adding the singleton. Wavne McGuigan' led Clean- awe in a Incine nance arith « faur goal performance while Drew Armstrong helped out with a single tally. One of Canada's \ Great 4 had 'scoring punch, however.; Jones, who had been in a e Wednesday, Ross Jones was |scoring slump, was his old self the big gun, scoring six goals |in this one. On one of his goals, | i and assisting on two others. Jones worked through the Mim- | Odessa J uveniles tory over Mimico Mounties Wednesday. BLANK WILLOWDALE 10-0 Scarboro Protests Scugogs Cheesman Put Out Jaycees Odessa nosed out Oshawa|the first three frames but it Jaycees 2-1, last night at Ma-|wasn't untiy the fifth inning that | doc, in the third and deciding/they were able to score and in| game of their OASA Eastern|that inning, they got both og! Ontario Zone finals, in the Ju-|their runs. venile 'A' playdowns. Ron Burt, first batter of the Dave Leaming and Dave inning, was safe on John Mos- |Ruthowsky again hooked up injier's error, advanced on a sac-! Ron Wil-|2 keen pitching battle that sawjrifice and an infield out, then| Oshawa Scugog Cleaners ated-with the Oshawa City and|been an easy homer. | blanked Willowdale Dobby's|District Softball Association. 10.0, in the first game of their OASA Junior 'A'. zone finals,|awa teams, last night, in Willowdale. }League is Second game of the series is. scheduled for Alexandra Park tomorrof (Friday) night) at 8:15 o'lock, } PROTEST ON CHEESMAN for any eligibility Meanwhile, word has been|any 'series. reéeived by the Oshawa City! 1; js expected that an OASA and District Association, that | srotest Coinitied WIL: te the Scarboro Glass Club has | called to a meeting to deal lodged an official protest with| ° | the OASA secretary, L. G.) yoo, Pitkard, on the eligibility of| r Wayne Cheesman, first base-/ LANDERS FANS 17 man for Scugog Cleaners. | @ASA rules permit a player|batters, in we ng egg lover Willowdale Dobby's las . -- | * * | night and he gave up only two higher category" as long a@S\nits) a double by Bob Pugh, the player is properly signed|in the third inning with two| and then subsequently prop-|out and the other, a singie- by) erly released, he can return gp agg er ag pte, the lower classification, Sear-| itcher 'wert along 'in'fide style | boro Glass protest is based on} until the sixth inning, allowing the claim that Cheesmanjonly two hits. Paul Parkineon layed more than three games|tripled in the third, 'over the vith the Bad Boys intermedi. | left fielder's head, but the ball ate 'A' Club) with whom he|bounced backwards into the was a signed player, at the | fielder's reach and Parkinson start of the local season. |was thrown out at the plate, The Oshawa City and Dis-/™ what would normally have tri¢t Association operates: two) leagues, a Juvenile league,| } which embraces Port Perry as| BRADLEY AT 78 | a fourth entry, but not affili-| Oshawa's Bob Bradley shot) ated with the Oshawa Associa-|a 78 Wednesday in the first tion. The City and District's | round of the United States) Major League likewise em-| Amateur Golf Championship at} braces a Senior 'B' entry, Inter) Ardmore, Pa. He was nine} 'A', Intermediate - Industrial,| strokes behind the leader going) Scugog Juniors, along with| into today's second round. Gary | Brooklin as an Inter 'C' entry|Cowan of Kitchener liad a 74} and Ajax, as an Inter 'B' entry.| and Nick Weslock of Windsor a The latter club is not affili-'78. SPORTS BEAT By ERIC WESSLBY Times Sports Editor that the an Major The. OASA that tion games. book states rating, in ho. Congratulations to Jim Bishop, Fred Walley, Frank Wilbur and all the Green Gaels. Last night at Mimico they proved worthy champions, dropping the Mimico Mourties 15-5 to sweep their best-of-seven Ontario junior lacrosse playoffs in a minimum of games. This brings to 34 the number of successive Ontario playoff victories for Gaels, a tremendous record. Now it's off to New West- minster for the defence of the Minto Cup. ONLY SOUR NOTE of the win Wednesday was the necessity of calling the game with four minutes and 23 «seconds of playing time remaining. Victory sort of falls flat on something like that, because there's nothing quite » like that final minute in a championship game. So what if { the outcome wasn't in doubt, the fans still like to have that * opportunity to applaud their team in fitting style. It was « quite a while last night before the fans could get warmed * up to victory. * YOU CAN'T GIVE the Gaels' executive and coaching staff enough credit. Four straight OLA titles is no mean accom- jplishment. And this club did it the hard way, with scoring «leader Gaylord: Powless on the sidelines. This year's club "will never be labelled a "one-man" team. Guys such as *Jim Higgs, Dwight Davies, Neil Armstrong and Joe .Krasnaj were standouts, and also Merv Marshall. Up *front, Fred Greenwood came through with flying colors as replacement for Powless, and his ball ragging during pen- alties was a bonus. A BIG DIFFERENCE in the teams, Mimico and Gaels, had to be the coaching. Mimico coach Ross Bonar made few friends in the series, and his abusive attack on referee Ron Pettibone in the corridor following last night's game should not go unpunished. Officials usually don't mind hearing a losing coach sound off, but when the language is enough to peel the paint off the walls, something should be done. And it's not the first time Bonar has verbally attack- ed an official. The close proximity of the Mimico dressing ftoom to the officials' room leaves the referees at the mercy of the coach until the door is unlocked. GETTING BACK to the game, however, you'd have to give Bishop a pat on the back for 'breaking up a tense situation near the Gaels' bench at the end of the second period. For awhile it had all the makings of a brawl, sim- ilar to the one here Monday, but Bishop's orders sent his players out of the mix-up and order was quickly re- Stored, Once again, well done Gaels, loughby It is the contention of Osh-| with two out; Seugog Cleaners "exhibition'"'| seven. runs in the league and as such, all sched-jon seven hits, all singles. Ron| ule games are actually exhibi-|Siblock started it rule |followed with one, "exhibition|was safe |games" do not qualify a player|bunt, then March, in| Parkinson, iKen Brack all succession, rally. | a By this time, Garry Peck had| home |with 'the matter, later this|replaced Pugh, as Willowdale's| error. |pitcher, Oshaw H : |him in the seventh and two! got Oshawa's third hit, a single Pete Landers struck out 17| waxed Leaming himself account for) with twe out, 'Stu' Little drew Jaycees' only run, a homer|a walk and promptly stole sec- with two out, in the 7th inning.|ond base. Mario Crevier won Each pitcher | allowed only| the game for Odessa when he} three hits, with 'Ruthowksy;came through with a solid singled in the fifth,| DOMINION TIRE STORES exploded for sixth inning, on ia Paul the 9th, when | to score both runners. "ke | 8! ae pr en four batters! Zion Advances Gibbons and| Strikeouts. He also hit one} open the second stanza for Osh-|jington Senior Soccer League) to open the fifth inning}tory gave Zion the semi-final Cheesmanjin the eighth, that came after|final, with the first game of| and Paul off Landérs| Claiming 13 strikeouts and not) single, er ng iving up a single walk while |~ Ae i A a ge ea Sit -|Leaming walked enice-Dlay snd in this one, had only four) piibbons "and batter. To Soccer Final | to build the big) Jon Hrycanuk tripled to} Zion advanced to the Dar- awa but they couldn't get him|finai Wednesday with a 1-0) Leaming got on via an| victory over Maple Grove. Vic- a got a run off/and reached third. Jim Clapp|series five points to one. Zion will meet Solina in the Parkinson |two out. the best-of-five round at Zion Odssa threatened in each of|Saturday at 6:45 p.m. Avoid the Line-Ups! 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