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® THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, August 4, 1967 - | ! Tan Thomas | preorermneereronmemns SPORTS BEAT; "4 By Eric Wesslby Times Sports Editor GREEN GAELS _ turned back Brampton ABC's 17-6 last night, but only after weathering a determined at- tack by the homesters, in the early stages of the game. Using a zone type of de- fensive action, akin to kitty- bar-the-door, the Brampton team struck for the odd open- ing and held Gaels 2-2 in the first period but in the second stanza, Oshawa gradually took over and they won -- as they say in horse racing par- lance -- "going away". The game became quite rough and rugged in the closing stages and suggested that Saturday night's game will be a repeat of the same strategy. Bramp- ton will employ their zone de- fence and try hard to stay on the floor and make a game of it -- to stay in contention. But once, if it happens, the Gaels take a lead large enough to fndicate certain victory, then there are a few of the Bramp- ton boys who will likely in- dulge in some head-hunting. THE PLAYOFF SCENE re- turns to Oshawa on Tuesday night (there's no game this Monday evening, Civic Holi- day) and the game is being played back at the Green Gaels' original] stamping ground, in the Children's Arena. Civic Auditorium had previously been booked for the second week of August. Gaels will play the fourth game of the series in Chil- dren's Arena and if it goes five, they'll also - be "at home" for that one, on Thurs- day night, also at Children's Arena. Incidentally, Oshawa Lasco Steelers called off their second and third games of their Senior 'B' playoff series with Orangeville Dufferins -- postponed them until next week. Second game of that 4-out-of-7 set will be. played either in Children's Arena (most likely) or out at Brook- lin, on Wednesday night. CIVIC HOLIDAY weckend is a "soccer weekend" around these parts. There's a Senior 'a' lacrosse game in Brook- lin Saturday night and that Junior tilt in Brampton. But closer to home, we find Dar- lington Senior League con- tinuing their grim schedule scramble with a couple of key games on Saturday night; there's an exhibition game with Oshawa Napoli perform- ing at the Kinsmen Stadium evening and on Monday evening, in Maple Grove Park, Oshawa Italia takes on the Darlington League All-Stars. on Sunday OSHAWA ITALIA has a big date before that, however -- their Ontario Cup playoff game against Toronto Bally- mena, at Birch mount Sta- dium in Scarborough, tom.or- row evening, at eight o'clock. This is the start of the pro- vincial finals in Ontario Cup play, to be decided on a home- and-home, total-goals series and the return game will be here in Oshawa, next week. Gustav Seide, regular centre- half, playmaker de luxe and strong defender, will be miss- ed from Italia's lineup on Sat- urdav night. He is currently vacationing in the Barbados. Replacing him will be Ger- mano Cucinato, a team regu- lar who has been out follow- ing surgery, but is now fit and ready to go. Johnny Lopes, just back from Bar- badus, who missed the last game, will be at his usual inside-right spot and the rest of the Italia squad will all be there -- with bells on -- we hope! DAVE TALLON didn't win the Ontario Junior Golf Championship play yesterday, Ian Thomas of London did. However, Dave made a good showing, finished in a tie for eighth spot and so is still eligible to bid for a berth on the Ontario Junior team with playoff for that honor being held today. Playing at Markland Wood Country Club this week, in the Cavotti In- vitational Pro-Am: tourna- ment, the Oshawa team of Jeff McGrath, Dune Brodie Hal Butler, made a splendid showing. This team event was a best-ball affair and three teams, from Cedar brae, Board of Trade and Pine Val- ley, finished tied for first with cards of 59 -- 12 strokes be- low par for the Markland course. The Oshawa trio were right on their heels, with a total of only 60 strokes for the 18-hole test. Five years ago, Bob Bradley, McGrath and Butler teamed up to win this event. A total of 80 teams competed in this week's 9th annual and the Cedarbrae trio headed by Ken Duggan, won out, after two extra holes of play. | Wins Title TORONTO (CP)--lan Thomas of London Thursday fired a three-over-par 73 to win the On- tario junior golf championship with a 36-hole total of 147. Playing over the St. George's Golf and Country Club course, Thomas had a four-stroke edge over Pete Lago of Guelph who |put together rounds of 76 and 75 for a 151 total, a stroke ahead of Alex Lockington of Dundas, Ont., and Mac Wilson lof Ingersoll, Ont. | The victory earned Thomas an automatic berth on Ontario's Willingdon Cup team and on the four-man team that will rep- iresent the province in the an- nual Ontario - Quebec matches |set for Aug. 17-18 at the Royal Quebec Golf Club in Boischatel, Que. The three remaining places on the Ontario team for the Canadian championships will be decided today in an 18 - hole match between Thursday's leaders. SHOOTING FOR BERTHS As well as Lago, Lockington and Wilson, Tim McCutcheon! lof Peterborough and Doug! Faulds of Toronto, each with) 156, Mike Silver at 157, Dale Tallon of Oshawa, Bob Doerr of Font Hill, Ont., and Dan John- son of Windsor, all at 159, will be shooting for the berths. | Defending champion Gar Hamilton of Toronto just missed the cutoff when he skied to an |82 Thursday for a 159 total. | canner Pine Point TC | Beats Oshawa | TORONTO (Staff) -- Oshawa Tennis Club's team visited To- ronto Pine. Point Tennis Club Thursday evening for an Inter- County 'A' Mixed League match and the homesters pulled off an |8-4 points triumph, by virtue of ja clean sweep of all six sets in |the men's doubles. Oshawa's Ralph jand Lorne Mcintyre lost to |Tony Smith and Dave Hust- wick, 7-5 and 7-5; Sid Dods- jworth and Ron Guiltinan were McKendry jdefeated by Dieter Wolve and Scugog Cleaners -- |Bob Day, 6-4 and 6-3 while |Bryce Brown and Clayton Kirby bowed to Dave Dunca, and Lloyd Fleming, 6-4 and 6-3. | In the mixed doubles, Oshawa jpairs put the club back in con-} tention, taking all four sets.| Sam Venn and Mary Moore de- feated Peter Gates and Sue Bengston of the host club 6-3 land Jeanette Kilgour up to give Oshawa 6-1 and 8-7 Isabelle Kelly. In the ladies' doubles, Osh- Argos Stall Top Alouettes In Montreal MONTREAL (CP) -- Toronto|point on Symons' first major. DN are in the first and quarter|third quarters rounded out the Argonauts withstood a touchdown fourth two- safety touch Late Rally, charge by Montreal Alouettes | winners' scoring. Thursday night to win an East fans. It was the final exhibition for for t -| Als Roger Murphy combined} ern Football Conference exhibi-/ with quarterback Carroll Will- Blanks Orono tion football game 26-22 before|iams for a long first - quarter a rain-drenched crowd of 15,000/touchdown while halfback Don Lisbon and Williams ran over ville's he others late in the fourth ball team got off on the right petition (129 events) both clubs and it left Toronto) quarter. with a 3-1 record and Montreal winless in three starts. ward was injured in the second|attempts. sequence of the opening quarter while Toronto's Mario Mariani|8:24 of was knocked unconscious and|when Dick Aldrige tackled Will- removed from the field on ajiams behind the Montreal goal stretcher at 19:52 of the final|line for a safety touch and two quarter. Both were removed t hospital by ambulance. Toronto's Bill Symons scored onds later Williams had _his|outs and walked only three bat./F 0 points However, just over 60 Dave Lewis added a single in the first quarter and Ron Par- Alouettes halfback Ron Wood-,son was good on three convert Toronto drew first blood at the opening quarter sec- awa's Carol Dodsworth Marg Gray lost to Pat Smith and Marg Reval, 6-2 and 6-2. On Tuesday evening, on their home courts, Oshawa meets Peterborough Quaker Tennis Club, in a Kawartha Mixed playoff match, at 7:30 o'clock. Bowmanville | BOWMANVILLE new intermediate base- foot, with their recent 2-0 v tory over Orono Juveniles, Orono Park Coaches Clint Ferguson and "Buck" Cowle used yic- at er a chance to show what he could do, with Jim: Moorcraft, Wray Randell and Bob Osborne sharing the pitching duties, to blank the homesters. In all, they accounted for 13. strike- second and fourth-quarter touch- revenge as he combined with ters, downs on two and 40-yard runs.jend Murphy on an 82-yard pass-| Terry Joha Vilunas kicked three field and-run play for a touchdown.'manville's first run, in the first| Black scored Bow- goals fron: distances of 22, 19 Murphy barely eluded defender! inning, due to a flurry of Or- and 3¢ yards out and added a'Mike Wicklum on the play. SPORTSCOPE TODAY SOFTBALL City and District Assoc. -- Pam Internationals ys Brook- lin Concretes, at. Brooklin Community Park, 8:00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Brooklin Redmen vs Bramp- ton Excelsiors, at Brampton Arena, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Exhibition Game -- Leaside Hamilton Stiles vs Oshawa Bantam Legionnaires at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Sta- dium, 7:30 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tournament -- for The Murray Trophy; at Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club, 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY BASEBALL Exhibition Game -- Scar- borough vs Oshawa Bantam Legionnaires: at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, 2.00 p.m Eastern Ontario Midget League -- Oshawa vs Frank- ford; at Frankford, 2.00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior 'A' League -- Toronto Maple Leafs vs Brooklin Redmen; at Brook- lin Arena, 8.30 p.m. OLA Junior 'A' Playoffs -- Oshawa Green Gaels vs Brampton ABC's; at Bram- lea Arena; 3rd game of 4-out- of-7 'A' Series at 8.30 pam~_.; , SOCCER Darlington Senior League -- Hampton at Zion and Cour- tice at Maple Grove; both games at 7.00 p.m. Ontario Cup Oshawa Italia Ballymena; home-and-home provincial fi- nals: at Scarborough Birch- mount Stadium, 8.00 p.m. Playoffs vs Toronto Ist game of ono errors. Alex Wiseman cros- - sed the plate in the third in- ning, for the other run. and| League sudden-death, semi-final} | Medal Standings the exhi-| Argentina bition game to give every play-|Cuba sana } | Re ROBERT MeNAIR of Brampton Armstrong's stops an Oshawa Green Gael drive with his stick but he missed too many TV Towers Rally For F ive, Nose Out Port Perry Boys Last night's Oshawa City and District Softball doubleheader at Alexandra Park produced one of the most exciting games of the season as Mr. TV Towers came from behind a 3-0 deficit to stage a five-run rally in the bottom of the seventh inning cnd make it stand up for a 5-4 victory over the Port Perry Juniors. In the first game of the twin- bill, Gale Lumber brought out their heavy lumber and. pound- ed starting pitcher Pete Landers in the second inning Juniors. Oshawa Association's Girls Tie Series, Defeat Sun Life Juniors other shots as Gaels de feated Armstrong's 16-7. The win gives Oshawa a 2-0 lead in games in Ontario Lacrosse Associa- Leaming issued one more run late in: the game, on a triple) by Ralph Davis, and the game} ended 7-0. Ron Taylor pitched! the win for Gale Lumber and| was in command all the way,} receiving excellent support from his mates, especially in) the outfield. Port Perry scored their runs in the approved fishing style,| one-at-a-time, getting their first} by Stephens on a walk, wild! pitch, stolen base and _ infield out, in the first inning. Hughes got on in the fourth and before reliefer Dave Leam-|via an error and later scored ing could entirely put out the/on an error by starting pitcher <corers tagged out at the plate |John MacDonald. fire, it was 6-0 for Gales, over|Jim Mitchell. They added an-|a; both teams excelled in good! Jother in the sixth, for a 3-0 lead. defensive "arms." | é Oshawa Junior girls tied up|lem was in hitting too many jand 6-2 while Peter McNiven theic Provincial Women's Soft-\batters with one of her pitches) at North Oshawa Park on the Toronto Sun 12-9. be played at Monarch Park Toronto, of next week, at 7.00 o'clock. Shawn Essex pitched the win the fourth for Oshawa and __ although |tagged for an even dozen hits by the Sun Life girls, restricted them to only two big rallies, a teamed ball Union playoff series here,;--three times. Sharon Sullivan, Pat Thomp-| wins over Elmer Foran and) Thursday evening, turning back,son with a triple, Sharon Bur- Life Juniors\ness and Leslie Archer were fate. the best at the plate for the| Third and deciding game will| visitors. ,| Oshawa got to Pat Batfour on Tuesday evening early with a three-run rally in the first, splurged for four in and three in the| sixth, which along with xingle| tons in the third and fifth) frames, gave them a good lead and they managed to make it three-run splurge in the fourth'stand up, although Sun Life) innitig and another in the final ninth frame. Shawn's big prob- WINNIPEG (CP) Medal Bowman- Standings at the Pan-American Games after Wednesday's com- Gold Silv. Br. United States 96 53 34 Brazil 9 6 3 Canada 8 28 34 5 eee 4 7 2 Mexico 3 12°15 Trinidad-Tobago 2 5 is | Colombia 1 1 4 Chile 1 g Fee | Puerto Rico 1 | | Venezuela 0 ~ eee | | Ecuador ee ee | anama 0 be | Uruguay 0 5 Legs | Peru 0 sare | Barbados 0 S ieee |Guyana 0 Beers | |Neth .Antilles S24 | Bermuda 0 0 Extra gold and finished with a rush. Judy Esposito, Karen Mac-) kay, Chris Greer, single and} |homer, Diane Watt, Shawn \Essex and Gail Lucas all hit wel! for Oshawa but 'Deannie Sharp was the top hitter of them all, with three-straight singles. Senior 'Petes' Top Brampton | PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- \Peterborough Petes closed their jregular Ontario Lacrosse Asso- jciation Senior A schedule Thurs- day with a 15-8 victory over Brampton Excelsiors. The win gave the league-lead- ing Petes a total of 17 season victories and three ties against |four losses. John Davis scored three goals for Petes to give him a total 1 |of 119 in the individual scoring! two extra |race, ahead of his brother Terry Doug digi Mage Van-| bronze awarded in gymnastics; Of Brooklin Redmen who is in stone Osborne and Black were|no silver or bronze in three-day second place at 101 with two| | | or TRADING best at the plate for Bowman- ville with Earl Cobbledick, Paul Jones, Ted Stark, John|-- Mather and Cameron Perrault were the Orono hitters. Larry Piper, Larry Perris, Bob Majerrison. Vanstone, Dennis, McFeeters land Black saw duty at various|phia, stopped Pete Toro, 148, linfield positions with Doug Mc- |Feeters, Wiseman, Jim Coyle jand Barry Oliver patrolling the outfield. five extra bronz equestrian; awarded in judo, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT John Fowler, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Todd, Tim O'Grad (Kit-/Byrne, Roger Grant Philadelphia -- Stanley Hayward, 149, Philade \ten) |New York, 9. |132, Korea, \Rodri ----------|three goals e games remaining. Bill Armour for winners. Ken Ruttan Coombs scored two e |- Paterson each added one. pitching chore for for iframes. land scored |make it 5-4 and it ended there, Cal added another} the pennant-| "KEITH KAINE ach and y, Gerard! and Jim' 1051 King St. West Wayne Thompson and John Madgett led Brampton with two |" Les Angeles -- Suh Kang II,|goals each. Julie Kowalski, Jim outpointed Placido Richardson, John Ford and Bill) odriguez, 132% Mexico, 10. |Castator each had one. ' ; & a tion junior "A" play-off action. Gaels broke the game open late in the sec- ond period making it a cakewalk in the third. Pinch-hitter Jim Pipher start-| ed TV Towers off with an open-| ing single in the seventh. An errur followed and "Mush" Mc- Intyre singled, then with one out, Clyde Johnston singled, pinch-hitter Don Calder struck out on Foster's tricky slow-ball| but Newt Woods connected with} a triple, to drive the tying runs,| Blaxdall walked and _ then| Frank Varga caught one of Foster's change-ups, for an- other centre-field triple, and was tagged out at the plate, trying to stretch it to a homer. Port Perry had two would-be} |CALDER TAKES OVER | | Don Calder took over the TV Towers eighth and_ ninth Stephens connected on Hughes' hit, to alder retiring three Port Perry batters in succession, in the ninth inning. | Outside of the bad seventh] inning, Foster gave up only four hits and deserved a better Midgets Lose At Port Hope Oshawa Midget Minor "A" outhit Port Hope seven to four but dropped a 4-1 decision to re- main winless in Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Midget night and burst their 'dark : third period. Green Gaels now|the game and got out of hand) Gaels Win Second Play -Off Game 4-4 at the quarter mark In the ROGER LEVETT iods, however, as they out- q t! Mimes Sports Staff scored Armstrongs 7-2 in the second period on a goal which final period. saw Brampton with a player ad- hrew a zone de-| vantage they were not entitled BRAMPTON--Oshawa Green armstrongs t Gaels visited Brampton Arm-|fence against Gaels in the pre-t0. strongs' home arena Thursday|yigys game and almost upset| A double penalty had been \the defending Canadian cham-|assessed leaving both teams a |pions but Gaels had time to|man short but referee Harry work out an attack for the sec- Walsh admits to not informing ond game and this time beat Gael captain Jim Higgs of the the zone. Gael penalty. Play was throughout The referee is supposed to ditell the captain, who in turn jead the best-of-seven series|in the latter half of the third|tells the coach. Walsh told two games to nothing. period as Armstrongs drew two! Powless however, and while the Oshawa was held to a 2-2 tie) game misconducts. lassistant captain was going to in the first period but led 9-5 in} Dave Sterritt and Brian Wil- the bench to tell Gael coach the second, pulling away in the|fong harassed the referee with) Jim Bishop the whistle went final frame. lfive minutes left to play and and Armstrongs scored before Gaylord Powless and Jimmy, Were ejected but by this time Gaels could put the rest of their Higgs led the scoring for Gaels | the game was already put players on the floor. : with three goals each as Charlie @Way. : David Wilfong was the bright- Marlowe, Ross Jones and Don| Brampton tied the game at est spot in the Brampton line- ae i --------------- up illustrating good clean play. Stinson picked up two goals ia Reais Willong showed tim fans tx bis Firefighters Edge ioe arena just what he wa horse" image. Gaels dropped Brampton 16-7 in Ontario Lacrosse Association junior "A" playoff action after breaking a zone defence in the rough each. Single Gael goals were e home arena just what he was scored by Bill Langley, Bob Goulding, Phil Clayton and C di l 7 k a . ee grabs eg Larry Lloyd. | irst goal of the third period. peuple scoring leaders ardina Y es He scored after being checked In Garrard Road Minor La- out from in front of the Oshawa Musial with a pair of goals|crosse Association Tyke League net and while he was falling each, Single Brampton goals|action, Thursday evening at) away from goal area, shooting were potted by Gord Keates,|Willow Park, Garrard Road left and fading right. Brian Atkinson and Danny Firefighters nosed out Cardinal Next game will also be in Morenz. Cleaners 5-4 while Blue Jays|Brampton's home arena with Oshawa encountered the same|and Oshawa Discount House same time set for 8.30 p.m .Sat- problem in Thursday's game lads battled to a 1-1 tie. urday. were David Wilfong and Ziggy that they met in the opening, In the first game, Marty Gal- . Monday game: a tight zone de-/las carried almost all the water, fence. Gaels had the Brampton|scoring all five of his team's defence broken after two per-|goals while Joel Gangemi pot- on a gg the peng oe erric' essey go! eir other Hambly Beats Legionnaires goal. Glen Sheffield with three In the second game, a hard- fought affair, Ken DeMille poi-| goals led Hambly Block to all 5-3 win over Whitby Legionn-| ted the lone tally for Blue Jays} while Lance Humphries equal- | ized for the Discount House. aires in Garrard Road novice lacrosse action this week. | Larry Graham and Kevin we FOR Branton notched Hambly's oth-/ er two goals. | Scoring for Whitby were Paul : CAMP! | Ravary, Bryce Jordon and | Bill Down. was the big gun! KAMPING UNLIMITED | Townline Road North PLAY BETTER GOLF GOLF DRIVING RANGE Practice Day or Night et the North Oshawa Golf Driving Range e@ 40 Tees @ 30 Grass Tees @ Min- inture Golf Course @ Snack Bar e@ New Balls and Clubs Supplied e@ Private and Group Lessons by John. Kerr, P.G.A PH. 725-3092 | Simcoe St. N. --- Oshowe Hambly's victory puts them) ; j i} Stet place in the aan (1 Mile North of King St..€.) 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'was the losing finalist w all choked up. * The 26-year-old airline + who lost a close decision lan Coage of New York heavyweight final last M 'left nothing to chance Th night when he competed ond time in the unlimite + sion. After disposing of thr ponents quickly by fal came up against another | can, James Westbrook o land, Calif. To the surprise of the house of 5,000 at the St, Centenary Arena, the 200 Westbrook threw the 260. Rogers to the canvas | three - minute mark pounced on him, looking | decisive fall. To the surprise of West he promptly found his ent's brawny arm locke¢ vise-like grip around his "Tt was part of his stra the rueful American told : ers after officials had s the bout and brought hin te consciousness. Toronto L Helps Ecli By THE CANADIAN P! Toronto Maple Leafs pa Al Lehrer's hitting doubleheader sweep in In tional Baseball League Thursday, dumping Jacks Suns 3-1 and 5-2. Lehrer's double in the inning of the opener dre the winning and insurance He collected four hits in onto's 14-hit second gam: scored twice . In other scheduled L g Toledo Mud Hens stayed with Toronto in third pla blanking league-leading R Oshawa Beat Tied For Thi: Oshawa Tennis Club dr a 7-5 decision to West ! way Club, here at the Os Club's courts on Tuesday ning, with the win moving Kingsway up into a tie for place with Oshawa, in Inter-County 'A' Mixed 1 League standing. Harvey Moyer and Jim Donald, Oshawa, def George Keast and Steve rich, 6-4 and 6-2 while Pa Cracken and Bob Dohne the visitors, whipped Osh: Lorne Mcintyre and' Keys, 6-3 and 6-1. Ron ¢ nan and Sid Dodsworth o host club, won their first , against Doug Mannell and Szabo 6-1. but the West way pair took the other se West Kingsway won all ' points in the mixed do Mare Christie and Linda defeating Sam Venn and Hopkins 6-2 and 6-2 while Kelly and Florence McKay 6-0 -and 6-3,.over Ralph Kendry and Mary Moore. 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