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a ' Juvenfies take te the floor at Minor Lacrosseltm ccc i | Pee Wees hold forth on Tues- Practice Dates Atolm "Sonny Liston, 28 day evening at six o'clock and the Novices move into action a" isapieomge paen 4 oe : jon Wednesday, ersey City, N.J.--Chuck Wep-/Denver, Colo., knocked out El- Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Asso: Leen: ner, 2164, Bayonne, N.J.,;mer Rush, 214, San Francisco, ciation teams will commence} ; their training sessions next| Thursday night finds the|Stopped Don McAteer, 193, Pat- "Genoa; Italy--Oscar Miranda 147%, Argentina, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, April 29, 1967 7] FIGHTS LAST NIGHT |ri., bit ge Carlos Mark, 140, Trinidad, 10. Stoc es les he Marlboros ouTtpoors 'Veale Finally Finds ewe et |Formula For Cards -- | Times Outdoor Writer By MIKE RECHET jbut rose to the occasion and|sixth inning," said Pirate man-|cions will be "testing time" for|and Midgets practising at 8.00} Port - of - Spain, Trinidad-- Associated Press Sports Writer|overcame Philadelphia Phillies ager Harry Walker. the players and league officials|p.m. Gady Ponder, 136%, Miami,'8. at the same JOHN PAWLENCHUK: of He has countless others which of the game and Thetford Mines' | 7:32 of the third y brought Toronto goal of tying the he connected at 18 penalties were ling four majors. 11 of the 18 penal- elyk of the Marl- four minors and given @ minor and dy e days to prepare matter could drag rts for months and ich as two years." entence would be jail and a $10,000 i ed a sermon Fri- a Muslim Mosque adopted home- ed away from re- rring to stand on lowery, four-page doled out after hours of military ething like a last stament, naming ave helped him nnings as the shy, boxer, through his wasting quick-wit- p and to his pres- critic of war and iety. sloser ue Title Bobby Perreault with 1:17 remain- the Americans a ater edge for 13 a six-on-five ad- he final 1:04. RTING Glencastle Avenue may well ay claim to the title of 'Pick- erel King" of Oshawa. It is doubtful that anyone will argue this point when the fish figures are shown. In 1964, this gregarious fisherman ipoated 81 pickerel, 10 pike and 4 lunge. The following year, 109 pickerel, 13 pike and 3 lunge found his lures irresis- tible. The 1966 season proved to be the bonanza, with 348 pickerel, 9 pike and 7 lunge being brought in to the boat. 'The average weight of the pickerel was three pounds, with some in the 9 to 11 pound class. A close look at this record fllustrates that each year the catch became greater, with the greatest increase taking place last year. This means that a systematic method of catching fish was being devel- oped with success being the ultimate goal. This singular success is due to persistent fishing; our angler believes in the adage that the time to go fishing is anytime. Further- more, we found no trouble at all to get at the secret of this phenominal fishing achieve- ment. FIRST OF ALL, there is the system of fishing the right places. During the month of May, the limestone shoals of West Lake in Prince Edward County tops this angler's fish- ing spot. In June, he moves over to Pigeon Lake, where he combs the waters till the end of July. In August and September he chooses Balsam Lake, with Canal Lake taking = top priority in the late fall. His equipment is a cedar strip boat with a 28 HP motor. A medium action spinning rod, which will take both trolling and casting, is equipped with a Luxor reel rigged with an eight-pound test line. He likes casting, but trolling brings about the best results. JOHN'S FAVORITE lures are the Golden Marathon Spoon, Veltex Spinner and worm combination, and for late fall, the Rebel in medium and large sizes dominates his tackle box. He prefers the Rebel over the Rapalla be- cause of its glittering finish. produce sporadically, but the above three are the consistent attractors. He has no place for the worm harness which so many pickerel fishermen use, because too many small fish are taken on this single hook gang and more often than not are injured when released. WITH THIS fishing gear he offers the following tips: Fish close to or right over weed beds and rocky shoals, Troll real slow with a steady line for this tasty fish. If this does . not produce, jig your rod to jerk your lure up and down, as with a jigging lure. An im- portant aspect of successful pickerel fishing is to get as close to the bottom as pos- sible. This pays off especially well over rock reefs. ALTHOUGH MANY anglers claim night fishing is best for the walleye, our expert can- not back this up, although he is presently working on this phase with the jointed Brooks Reefer and floating lures. So, if your choice is the pickerel, take a tip from an old pro and build up your tackle box with real choice lures. Persist in staying with your quarry and you will find your days filled with fishing fun. HERE AND THERE... Pickerel season opens May 6 in Prince Edward County and St. Lawrence River. The rest of the province opens on May 13. Daily limit is still six of any size, with the possession limit being one day's catch . . . The Oshawa and District Sportsmen's Association has placed garbage containers along Wilmot Creek, in the section flowing. through the Orono Tree Nursury. Anglers are asked to keep the stream and banks clean by putting their refuse in the containers . . « Oshawa's Rick Sheridan will be defending his 28 gauge crown this Sunday at the Prov- ince of Ontario open skeet championship shoot at Malton . .. Provincial parks south of the North shore of Lake Huron, French River, Lake Nipissing and Mattawa River open May 12. North of this line, the opening date is June 2. Algonquin Park opens April 28 and Quetico opens May 15. | Bob Veale, already 6-by-6,| first - place Cincinnati con- Louis Cardinals down to size. |dinals in vain for 2% years, but \tertained, 5-4. |Friday night 'them with a 6-2 victory. |Veale over the Cardinals since he stood over! July, 1964, and gave him half| 'of Pittsburgh's six victories this| season--he has yet to lose--as/walking three, he continues to grow in stature;/was not around at the end tO homer and a run-scoring single} GETS 5-HITTER The triples highlighted a two-| wil) draft the various teams. ¢ | run inning and neutralized a must feel about eight feet tallitinued to stand tall with a 7-1\two-run homer by Willie Star-| now after finally slicing St.'yictory over New York Mets|gell in the top of the sixth. But|? r ( lwhile Houston Astros outlasted/Bill Mazeroski singled in one The giant Pittsburgh left- Chicago Cubs 5-4 in 13 innings|run and Gene Alley's hit drove hander looked more like a mid-|anq San Francisco stopped any|in two. more in the eighth for a get chopping away. at the Car-|srowing pains Los Angeles en-'5-2 lead and Veale's problem ended. the nightly workouts, are invited to attend all of| which will be held at the Osh-| awa Children's Arena. President "Bill" Lovelock re-| minds all players that registra- The Braves spent much ofjtion fees must be paid: before their evening climbing uphill The triumph was the first for; Veale, who had lost sixX\after Don "de Wore tn ae he will be permitted to partici- straight to St. Louis, made his\ryuns for the Phillies with a|Pate in the practice sessions. mark on the Cardinals with a|three-run homer and a single. five-hitter, striking out nine and but he almost as one of the National League's admire his handiwork. {best hurlers, Atlanta Braves also faced a giant obstacle, an 8-0 deficit, At the moment, there is a | But Hank Aaron cut into the shortage of registrations in the| jeight-run lead with a three-run! a "I-was pretty close to taking|in the fourth and three in the urged to turn out. Unless more him out when they hit consecu- tive triples against him in the Boston Hurler Improves | By | By BOB GREEN | "Lanky Jim Lonborg was too fine. Now he's not so fine. Which is much better. Boston Red Sox manager/ YANKS BREAK DROUGHT !Dick Williams explained: Forgetting Finesse |fifth. Aaron then singled Felipe | Alou to third in the ninth where lhe scored on a fielder's choice. |WIN 3RD IN ROW | High - riding Cincinnati won its third straight and eighth in| nine games on Sammy Ellis' six-hitter, including Ed Krane- pool's homer for the only Met |run, Vada Pinson and Pete Rose | |with a single, Boston's first hit burried the Mets with three hits Associated Press Sports Writer off Hunter. Mike Andrews dou- and two RBI each. 2 {bled Scott home. | |Lonborg and Reggie Smith sent/man for Houston as he tripled| Singles by | Andrews across. ¢ The Yankees, who hadn't had "His trouble has been his con-|@ home run since opening day, trol. He's been trying to pitch|80t homers from Tom Tresh to spots--trying to pitch too fine." | So Friday night Lonborg for |got the finesse, just leaned back land let fire with his fast ball. |The result: A six-hit, 3-0 shut- out of Kansas City and 13 strike- outs, high for the American League this season. Lonborg, who had failed to last more than 6 1-3 innings in three previous starts, did not walk a man. HAD TO BE GOOD He needed to be good. The -|Athletics' Jim (Catfish) Hunter pitched hitless ball and struck out 10 before leaving for a pinch hitter in the seventh. In the other American League games, all at night, Baltimore took over sole possession of the top spot with a 5-3 edge over Detroit, New York broke its homer drought in a 5-4 squeaker past California, Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 3-2 and Min- nesota whipped Washington 7-3. Lonborg, a 6 - foot - 5 right- hander, used 133 pitches in his TEN-PIN BOWLING NEWS sparkler at Boston. He said he relied primarily on his fast ball for the first seven innings, then went to a sinker. and Steve Whitaker in the vic- tory over the Angels. But it took a sacrifice fly by Elston How- run that snapped a 4-4 tie. Don Mincher had a three-run homer for California. The Yanks' 10- game stretch without a homer was the club's longest since 1944, Curt Blefary crashed a grand- slam homer in the first inning that pointed Baltimore to its triumph. Al Kaline homered for the Tigers and was robbed of another by Blefary's leaping catch in the fifth. Bob Allison drove in three runs with a single and a homer and Harmon Killebrew cracked a two - run homer in leading Minnescta past Washington. Frank Howard had a three-run homer for the Senators in the first but the Twins' Dean Chance stopped Washing, ot without a hit for the next seven innings. Don Buford singled across two runs with one out in the bottom of the ninth and lifted the White Sox over Cleveland. Eddie Mathews was the big leading off the 13th and scored on Aaron Pointer's sacrifice fly in an up-and-down contest. Tom Haller cut short a two- game Los Angeles winning streak by doubling home two runs in the eighth inning off Phil Regan to overcome a 4-3 deficit. iplayers are enlisted, it will be jimpossible to operate a league ifor this age group. Bantams start Monday eve- ining at six o'clock and the GAMBLE'S SUMMER HOCKEY SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE ARENA JULY & AUGUST REGISTRATIONS | Now Being Accepted | For Further Information Contact: } DICK GAMBLE |] 244 Glenwood €r., Oshawa, Ont. | 725-8028 Juvenile' category and boys in) s the Braves scored five times| 'his age group are especially International Award Swimming Pool ! al A Price You Can Afford ! | MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Canada's Oldest and Lergest Swimming Pool Menufecturer hos @ quality built swimming pool to fit every pocket book. ALL SPARTAN swimming pools have @ 10 year guarantee. 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