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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, July 10, 1967 ! SPORTS MENUE By Geo. H. Campbell Associate Sports GREEN GAELS are. at their regular Monday night stand this evening, Juniors their guests here will widen that game be- tween Oshawa and the Tor- onto Township PCO's, a situa- tion which continues to add interest to the Junior OLA race but one which is not yet dangerous. In recent weeks, Brampton has moved up into fourth place, on the heels of third - place Huntsville and of course Brampton would like to further improve their status with a win over the Green Gaels tonight. With Toronto Township improving steadily and now solidly entrenched in the second slot, the Green: Gaels are in the position where they cannot afford to let up. And then, aside from the point totals in the team standing, there is the matter of individual scoring success. Several members of the Osh- awa team are making a strong run at improving their own private standings, in the point column and if for no other reason, local lacrosse fans can expect plenty of spirited action from Powless, Higgs, Jones, Clayton broth- ers, Stinson, etc., whenever they take the floor. MIXED SUCCESS was en- joyed by our Senior lacrosse teams, in their weekend ac- tion. Brooklin Redmen took a licking on their home floor, second - successive defeat at the hands of the improved Peterborough "Petes." The Redmen gave it a good try but the Liftlock City squad "came to play' -- they were out to bolster their margin as the Senior 'A' group leaders. By now, Coach Fred Whalley and his players must be convinced that the Done Bye "Petes" are determined to make that trip West this autumn, to de- fend The Mann Cup. Here at Civic Auditorium yesterday afternoon, Windsor Clippers gave an excellent account of themselves for the first two periods, then wilted under the steady pressure applied by Lasco Steelers, as the Osh- awa Senior 'B' club romped to a clean-cut win QUALITY FUELS, Osh- awa's strong Midget softball team, advanced to the final of the North York Lorne Ford Midget Tournament, this weekend, when they defeated Kemptville 8-2. This game was a semi-final match of the July 1 tournament which was rained out and the two clubs with Bramp- for a schedule fixture. A win Editor and settle things. The win |means that Oshawa Midgets | will take on Willowdale, later this week, in the final for the |Lorne Ford Tournament tro- |Phy and top prizes. | TOURNAMENTS as a topic reminds us that Oshawa City jand District Softball Associa- 'tion officers and team repre- | sentatives met yesterday afternoon and cleared the decks for action, in their big |annual Junior Softball Tourna- ment, here .at Alexandra Park, this' Saturday. They reached the deadline for en- jtries with Alexander's Furni- |ture team of the East Toronto |Minor Softball Association, being the 16th and final en- try. They make the draw at "high noon" and _ the first eight teams drawn swing into action at 12:30 o'clock and jfrom then on, until the finalists are declared, late in the afternoon or early eve- ning, it's steady action, all keyed to the big final tourna- ment championship final, under the lights, at night. JUST BITS: Dale Talon, finished third in the Ontario Junior District Qualifying | play, at the Peterborough Golf }and Country Club, on Friday. Dale was the Northern On- tario Juvenile champion last | summer, out of Noranda. He | shot a 76, to finish two strokes |behind last year's qualifier {Tim McCutcheon and three behind Greg Hiseler's brilliant round of 73. Hiseler plays out of the host club. These three along with Ron King of Kawartha and Stew Ferguson of PGCC, were the five to qualify. Bruce Welsh of Bow- manville was the top Juvenile with a card of 81 ... JIM LUTTON'S Legionnaires had a rough weekend, coming out jon the short end of both their games, one against Kendal and the other at the hands of the Kingston Seniors, here at the Kinsmen Stadium yester- day afternoon . OSHAWA 'A' MAJORS defeated Port Hope with a squeeze - play bunt, for the winning run, in the 13th inning, at Alexandra |Park -- just before it got too wet to continue... GREEN GAELS completed their exhi- bition jaunt on Saturday with a 20-5 decision over the Caugh- nawaga Indians, in a game played at Lachine, Quebec. As in the previous night at Corn- wall, Merv Marshall was jagain in great form, in the {Oshawa net, with almost lectin member of the squad getting his name in the scor- By CLIFF GORDON Don Bye Petes Saturday night handed the slumping Brooklin Rermen a 17-9 defeat and this time, at the Brooklin Arena. The win moves the Petes out front by seven points in the four - team league with only eight games left. It will be a tough chore for manager - jcoach Fred Whalley and his Hoavehs to catch the fired - up |Peterborough team. Now the |Redmen will need to win two {games against the Petes and jalso some help from some of |the other clubs. BROOKLIN -- Peterborough Petes Humble Redmen On Their Home Floor McCready each scored one for Brooklin, GOALIE SCORES We have not flipped our lid, as many would think, from reading that Bob McCready scored a goal while playing as netminder for Brooklin. In the dying minutes of the game and y the score well out of reach McCready enlived the fans with one of his dazzling runs down|? the floor, He waited until the| + rebound came off Pat Baker|i in the Petes cage and then smartly picked up the ball and parked it in payoff territory behind a startled Baker. } QUALIFIES Dale Talon of Oshawa, formerly of Noranda, quali- Player - coach Glen Lotton scored five goals and piloted Oshawa Lasco Steelers to one of their most impressive wins of the Ontario Lacrosse Asso- ciation Senior "B" season, at Civic Auditorium, on Sunday afternoon. Steelers dropped Windsor 17-9, playing a brand of lacrosse that will help offset their poor play Thursday against Owen Sound and prepare them for meetings with Fergus and Brantford, top teams in the league. Ron Moore added three goals Jim Paterson, who is nor- mally known for his hockey |skills, proved to be the key man for the victors as he scored eight goals and assist- ed on two more for a ten - point night. John Davis had four goals jand two helpers. Tim O'Grady | {and Cy Coombes each scored a pair with 'Curly' Mason as banging in a single. | Elmer Tran and Terry Davis|Doberstein, Bob Hanna, jeach scored a pair and had!Dale, Glen Lotton and BOB McCREADY e+. goalie scores one many assists to lead the sparse - scoring Redmen. Sandy a ponne goes to the team that We chatted with Baker after the game and he said in all his years of playing goal, this goalie had scored against him and he hoped it was the last. Brooklin appeared fired-up as coach Whalley tried to im- press the fact that the season is well past the half-way mark and that extra home game and h first, not second, in Legionnaires Lose Twice Against Senior Competition Oshawa Junior Legionnaires;ston had 16 hits Sunday. Keith) |dropped two gam es*on ep dg hit a triple and a single. weekend, losing 11-9 a eso Bob a ge seg ged - eg Saturday and 16-2 to Kingston|an extra base hit, a double, |Sunday in Eastern Ontario|and a single. Other singles were |Baseball Association fa wadchdll = 'af Mac desig ed pric |play. 'aril, two, Brian ey, two, Legionnaires rallied in the|/Don Goodridge and Elwyn ninth inning of the Kendal game Watts. but their six runs ered not lcd Oneea Wun BDalE CO /e g! ' i -run| ' {Nore tustan fae Hetdat' eae singles each, while other singles Ray Pickle was top man at|Wwere hit by Al Holt, Ken Tof- the plate for Kendal with we age Pics Bog aps regres singles and a' triple, for the 4 aires . guy eri ba fe ee ae sets rae ere Wayne Hogg an 'om ard- : , js WE i jen picked up two singles each, -- while they committed 11 {while other singles went to) €rrors. se |Grant Wade, Grant Greenwood,|Kingston 226 AN oi a Ps |Pete Maartense, Bob Tren, Cmewe sal 4G hae "Ges | let and Ralph! se q 3 S08 [Kenedy * "trey, Lackatt, Yeo and Watters John: Alexander led Oshawa) eRe | with a pair of singles, and other [ | singles were hit by Bob Lim-| Rain Halts Play |kilde, Bernie McGuire, Ron} e woe or |Inche and Ted McComb. | In Junior B Tilt! Twelve Kendal batters went aes fi tia i |to the plate in the fourth inning, EAST ene Pig ge Rain| |knocking Dave Linkilde out of|brought play to a ha Boalt the box. Bill Ryan:came on in|second period of an Ontario} relief. Lacrosse Association junior "B Ryan finished the game, but same here Sunday with Brook- \Limkilde was tagged with the|lin Lasco Steelers and East} loss. York Mohawks tied 5-5. | |Oshawa 201 000 006-- 9 65! Brooklin goal- getters were Kendal 010 820 000-- 11 13 2/Bill Hastie, Dan Matthews, Mel| |Limkilde, Ryan (4) and Alexan- Drew, Charlie Brown and John! \der; Carleton, Kennedy, Cour-|Johnston. Tom Marks scored roux, West and Warden. twice for East York, and other SUNDAY'S GAME goals went to Ron Liscombe, Guy White banged out a,Dick Chisholme and Gord "2 to meet at Kingston 'ing column. TODAY BASEBALL LACROSSE |" Legion Pee Wee League-- OLA Junior A League -- Brampton ABC's vs Oshawa Green Gaels; at Civic Audi- torium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- East York Kinsmen vs Osh- awa Legionnaires; at Kins- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Legion Tyke League -- Orioles vs Indians; Athletics vs Cardinals and Legionnaires vs Tigers; all games at K of C Field, at 6:15 p.m Legion Bantam League -- Oshawa Dairy vs Jury and Lovell; at Alexandra Park (West) and Sklar Furniture vs UAW; at Eastview Park; both games at 6:15 p.m Eastern Ontario Midget League: Oshawa 'A' Majors at Peterborough; Riverside Park, 8:00 p.m TENNIS Kawartha Mixed League -- Oshawa at Peterborough 'A'; 7:30 p.m. SOCCER Darlington Sentor League-- Bowmanville at Maple Grove (Exhibition Game) at 7:00 p.m. SOFTBALL Civil Service League -- Cad illac Billiards vs Rundle's Garden Centre, at Radio Park, 7:00 p.m; Woods Transport vs Town and Coun try, at Alexandra Park, 7:00 p.m, and Rexco vs Foley's Plumbing at Alexandra Park, 8:39 p.m City and District Assoc. -- Scugog Cleaners vs Ajax Merchants, at Ajax, 8:00 p.m. and Bay Ridges Shells vs Georgian Motor Hotel, at North Oshawa Park, 8:00 p.m. Durham Ladies' League-- Newcastle at Courtice and Bowmanville at Port Hope; both games at 7:00 p.m Kiwanis Bantam Boys' League -- OASA Elimination Playoffs -- ist games of 2- out-of-3 semi - final series; Lake Vista at Storie Park and Southmead or Fernhill at Kingside Park; both games at 6:30 p.m TRACK AND FIELD Legion Track and Field Club -- Nightly Training Ses- sion, at McLaughlin Col- legiate Campus, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. TUESDAY WRESTLING Exhibition of Professional Wrestling -- Three bouts at Civie Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. | Quality Fuels vs Oshawa Dod- |}gers; Credit Union vs Osh- ;awa Towing and Police As- }soc. vs South End Billiards; jall gemes at K. of C. Field, at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Ontario Midget.. |League -- Oshawa 'A' at Bel- }leville, 8:00 p.m Eastern Ontario Pee Wee League -- Cobourg at Bow- manville, 6:30 p.m, Eastern Ontario Tyke Lea- gue -- Peterborough vs Osh- {awa; at Alexandra Park, 6:30 p.m, SOFTBALL City and District Assoc.-- }Mister TV Towers at Port |Perry, 8:00 p.m.; Broolin Con- cretes vs Marham Hawks, at | |Markham, 8.00. p.m.: Peoples Clothing vs Jay Cees, at Al- exandra Park, 6:15 p.m. and | Gale Lumber vs Pam Inter- | jnational, at Alexandra Park, | ;8:15 p.m | East York Ladies' League-- | | Whitby Scugog Cleaners at Donlands; 8:15 p.m Scarborough Ladies' League !-- Oshawa vs Cedar Hill; -at Blantyre Park, 8:30 p.m. York Central Juvenile Girls League -- Maple vs Oshawa Woodview Park; at' North Oshawa Park, 8:30 p.m SOCCER Oshawa Junior 'B' Lea- gue -- Brookside vs Glen Stewart. at 6:30 p.m. and Lake Vista vs Local 222, at 8:00 p.m.: both games at Kinsmen Memorial Stadium. | LACROSSE OLA Senior 'B' League -- Oshawa Lasco Steelers vs Owen Sound North Stars; at Owen Sound, 8:3$ p.m. |GOLF Oshawa Golf Club--CLGA Ladies Day, at 10:00 a.m. | Garrard Pee Wees Tops Whitby Lads |. Garrard Road defeated Whit- by 11-6 in All - Star Pee Wee 'lacrosse play Saturday behind |the scoring of Tim Briscoe with |three goals. |. Wayne McGuigan and Albert Liebregts scored two goals for! |Garrard Road as single goals| jwere scored by Larry Down |Noel Perigoe, Mark Hutchins and Derek McCammond. T. Horner and B. Dalby pick- ed up two goals each for Whit- |by with D. Parish and B. Mil- ler scoring single goals. 'score only one run. double and two singles as King-'James. Quality Fuels Midgets 'Eliminate Kemptville KINGSTON (Staff) --'Qsh-|Prentice in the first inning and awa Quality Fuels Midgets de-|scored himself on an outfield |feated Kemptville Midgets in a|bobble, to make it 2-0. Quality |sudden-death softball. game at/Fuels added three runs in the |McGaffin Stadium here Sunday |third, with Larry Wright's sin- afternoon, with an. 8-2 decision.|gle coming between Nestic's | The game was the semi-final/triple and White's double. Bill |match of the Lorne Ford Mid-|Melynchuk's single and White's get Tournament, rained out at/sacrifice fly scored Nestic in Willowdale on July 1. Because | the fourth, when he got on via of the distance involved, the|/an error and the winners add- teams agreed to meet at a part-/ed their other two runs in the way point. sixth, by Melynchuk and White, Oshawa Quality Fuels will) With Tom Eldridge's triple now meet Witlowdale in the|Completing this two-run rally. North York Tournament final,; Brian White gave up only later this week. four hits. He walked Gord Oshawa collected a total of|Christie to open the second 19 hits off the pitching of Aljand Gary Christie to open the Jones, including a first-inning| third inning and the two broth- homer by Bill Prentice, John|ers each scored -- accounting Pat Watters and Brian Boye, |players in for the practice on _ |the nucleus |the league standings. | His chargers played well in the opening period, despite the fact that they trailed 6-4 after 20 minutes of action. Baker in the Petes cage robbed the Red- men of at least three sure ;goals in this opening stanza. Peterborough continued to show their power in the sec- ond frame as they added to their total and made the count read 10-6 after 40 minutes of tor- rid action. In the third and final period, it was all Peterborough as jthey scored almost at will, as jeven McCready, who plays the game for keeps, appeared to give up and fanned on at Jeast three goals that we feel he should have had sitting down. JUST TALKING. . . . We chat- ted with Fred Whalley over the weekend, in regard to his club and the Brooklin mentor to win but it is going to be| tough to finish first' said Whal- ley "I dont know what it is with Peterborough but we just don't seem to be able to take these guys'. He went on to add that he will have all his Tuesday night and this is a big thing. Many fans ask us, why are the fellows not win- was the first time that any for the game Saturday night still says - "'we have the team| fied for the Ontario junior golf championships in Tor- onto during the weekend at Peterborough. Talon, who recently signed to play hockey with Oshawa Gen- erals, fired a 76 at Peter- borough Golf and Country Club. Bowmanville's Bruce Welsh won the juvenile qualifying round, | Ends 13 - Inning 'Midget Tussle | | Bob Limkilde's suicide squeeze bunt in the last of the 13th inning gave Oshawa Legionnaires a 9-8 victory over Port Hope Local 4115 in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Asso- ciation Midget League game at Alexandra Park, Sunday. With one out in the last of the 13th, winning pitcher Wayne Blanchard drew a_ walk. moved to third on Ted Mce- Comb's double and scored on Limkilde's bunts. | Earlier, Port Hope had scored| five runs in the top of the| eighth and one in the ninth to! tie the score. Oshawa scored! five runs in the fifth inning. | Bob Durno led the 15-hit Osh-| awa attack with three singles! while McComb, Bernie Mc- Guire, Jim Nesbitt and John) Alexander each had two, Other| hits went to Limkilde, Kim} Rogers, Mike Bothwell and Blanchard. Ralph Hodgson, Dave Kelly and Arthur Marvin each had two hits for Port Hope, with others going to Dave Bemma ning at all the games?....They|and Rich Cressey. fail to realize the fact that the| Port Hope Brooklin team is made up of; 010 001 051 000 0--8 9 7 players from as far north as|Qshawa Huntsville and as far away as| 010 050 200 0001--9 15 4 St. Catharines and they are all! Bemma, Hodgson (5) and working men, many with fam-|Lane, Jiggins (6); Bothwell, ilies to support and they just} can not make it for every prac- \tice or workout... .. They have jto stay home and hope they can catch up with the plays that are installed among the 10 }or 12 local players who form of the Brooklin All we can say fs that with plenty of support at |the box office and a lot more jvocal support than has been | shown at many games, these ;same Brooklin players will be the team you are cheering for to win The Mann Cup. Legion Pee Wees Win District Oshawa Legionnaires won Dis- trict honors with two wins at Whitby, on the weekend to ad- vance to the zone round of the Legion Pee Wee Baseball Tourn- ament. | Legionnaires edged Bowman-| ville 5-4 Saturday then dealt Whitby a 5-1 defeat Sunday. Ronnie Stevens banged out a triple, double and single for Oshawa in the first game as Gary Wilson hit three singles, Colin Lockey a home run and Blanchard (8) and Alexander. Legion Bantams Top Belleville | BELLEVILLE (Staff) -- Osh- awa Legionnaires stopped Belle- ville 12-6 in an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Bantam game here Saturday. Alan Taylor picked up the victory, allowing six hits and striking out 16 batters. He walked five batters. Belleville pulled to within two runs of a tie in the top of the eighth but Les Kiraly took over to fan a batter and end the threat, with Taylor returning for the ninth. Wayne Tutin, Jim Zarowny, Kiraly, Taylor and Larry Buck- ley each had two hits for Osh- awa, with other safeties going to Neil Oke, Frank McCabe and Bill Paterson. Terry Meagher had three hits for Belleville, with others going to Randy Burke, Paul Hall and Barry Culkin. Oshawa 000 041 214--12 13 5 Belleville a single and Mike O'Halloran! a triple and a single. | Nestic's triple to open the sec-| for Kemptville's two runs. Bill ond stanza and two doubles by | Forues had three of the losers Brian White, the rival mounds- four hits, all singles. man. Charlie Rout also hit aj" triple, Gerry Welsh had a} | double Oshawa Stars © Welsh got his blow behind "t..11, Beat Sel | Belleville -- siti J the game, gave Oshawa andj} District Soccer Association All- Tops Oshawa Stars a 21 win over Ontario Selects at Oshawa Kinsmen) Civic Memorial Stadium, Sun- Belleville's Jim Wood con-,28Y night. nected for a long single to drive, Earlier, former Oshawa star | base in the tenth inning of an/|Selects, with Adriano DiDanielli Eastern Ontario Baseball Asso- notching All-Stars other marker, ciation Midget game here Satur-| Eight members of the visiting day Selects will be in Canada's na- The hit gave Belleville a 4-3\tional team lineup when the win over Oshawa Midget "'A's"|Pan- American Games' soccer despite a 16-strikeout perform-|championships are held in Win- ance by Oshawa pitcher Scott|nipeg later this month. in the winning run from second|Ralf McPatte had scored | | triple from Harry Moore as Bob Spicker connected for a} triple and a double for Bow- manville as Fred Tabb also hit a double. | Stevens again led Oshawa in Sundey's game with two sing- les as Whitby replied with a 200 003 010-8 & 3 ABERNATHY BACK ST. LOUIS (AP)-- Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Ted Abernathy was given a clean bill of health Thursday and returned to the team clubhouse after undergo- ing hospital tests for what a doctor called an attack of kid- their top hitter. ney colic earlier in the day. 60 RACING! POST TIME: 7.45 NIGHTLY THROUGH AUGUST 12 Squeeze Bunt | for Oshawa as Al Abbott scor- ed two, with single goals com- ing from lan Barrie, Jim Hink- son, Bob Clarke, Bernard Burns, Ed Aru and Neil Armstrong. "Clippers" held their own for the first two periods, trail- ing 4-3 after the first, and lead- ing 8-7 after the second. DOMINATE. THIRD PERIOD Steelers left no doubt about the outcome of the game how- ever as they outscored the op- position 10-1 in the final period. Don Allen scored four goals ee Oshawa Steelers Wallop Windsor the third period, scoring five go. goals after only five minutes © had elapsed, including a gift goal. q Clarke held the ball to the left of the Windsor net behind the goal line ready to pass to ' a team mate in front. Windsor | goalie blocked the pass how- ever but to his surprise the ball © dribbled behind him into the © net LOTTON AND MOORE | Oshawa players worked as a {team Sunday, but the standouts of the game were Lotton and Moore. Lotton will dress. for games against Fergus, but as a rule, /he will coach from the bench, jif there is not room for him on the line-up. With his ability, he could start and star in every game, but prefers to let his players reap full satisfaction from the game. Moore was a standout by way of his constant effort and his}was half of a double-barrelled skill at "picking corners'. An| threat, when he and Lotton were accomplished stick handler, he|on the floor together. RON MOORE . ». Shares star honors for Windsor with single goals) being scored by Ed Lenar, John Morris, Mario Baggio, Art Grundy and Paul Hendershot. The fact that Oshawa was present for lacrosse only was brought to light when they did) not incurr a single penalty dur- ing the first period and only nine throughout the rest of the game. : Steelers opened n ick] LOST AGAIN LANCING, England (CP) --| Canada's touring schoolboy) cricketers failed again Sunday) to win their first match against British opposition, playing to a draw against a team from Lanc- ing College. It was the fourth consecutive draw for the team from the Canadian Cricket As- sociation after it lost its open- ing match July 2. IN SOCCER WIN WINNIPEG (CP) -- Calgary Kickers used short passes and superior speed to defeat Winni- es 'temals 5-3 in a West- ern Canada Soccer League GO WITH THE GAELS! CSHAWA GREEN GAELS vs. BRAMPTON A.B.C,'s TONIGHT 8:30 P.M. 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