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PAGE TEN UBRADIAN WT~THAW, E~WMM!V~L~ ~ITA2!O THV~SDAY, AOG. 2lst, 1951 By Frank Mohun - Phone MA 3-7070 TENNIS1 Ail Bowmanville Tennis Club members are requested ta do battie for the Club Championship. Colin Birtwistle advises me that he would like to get the tournament under way as soon as possible. For your convenience an entry bulletin has been posted at the courts. If you are unable to get up ta the club this week, a 'phone entry ta Colin will do the trick. Everyone wifl have a chance to win, as the tourney will be set up under 'a handicap system. Entrants are required for ail five events, and if you do not have a partner, just mark "'partner required" beside your naine. I don't imagine anyone would be interested in having this reporter for a partner? I didn't think so. Oh weli, there's always singles. t. t. t. t. t PAR THE EASY WAY Don Masters was telling me the other day that he parred the first hole in Cobourg last week. That in itself isn't news, but the manner in which he took the four strokes is. With Don at the time were Len Ryder and Bob McCleish, bath well-known as summer residents o! the West Beach. Don's bail was on the green, three feet froin the cup in four. When Ryder played a chip shot froin six feet off the green, it struck Masters' bail and rolled it into thé cup, giving Don apar four. Len has been golf- ing for 20 years and he says he's neyer seen that happen before. (Sport Editor's Note) Why can't I ever get a break like that? t t i. t t 841 SEE BY THE PAPERS" Both McDaniel brothers have now been sent ta the minnrs. Lindy with a 5-7 record is with Omaha, and younger brother, Von is on the Winston-Salem roster. A quote from the Globe & Mail's Jin Vipond - "«The big league rosters are loaded with naines like Ford, Bunning, Lary, Friend, Newcombe, Donavan and Burdette who once upon a time, in the International League and American Association, had a great deal of trouble getting Rocky Nelson out". Rocky says, "INot once. did I get a reai good chance'. Wait tili Toronto gets a major league franchise, Rocky. t .. t i t BASEBALL PLAYOFF PICTURE Harvesters (Inteinnediate> - Close but not quite has been the story I twao! the Igarvesters' lasses to Port Hope. The teain was down 3-0 in the best-of-seven series, going into the fourth gaine here last night. A Port Hope victory would have given thein the Lakeshore title. The Cowan outfit will advance into the O.B.A. Intermediate play- offs. Lions (Juvenile)- Led by Archie Crossey's hitting and the pitchlng o!' Bob Osborne and Bill Bates, the Lions took the first game of!a best-f three set froin Newmarket on Saturday afternoon. The second gaine was played last night in Newmarket. The Lions haven't piayed in league playoffs yet. Olympias (Mîdget) - Last Friday night, the Olympias, largely on the strcngth of Grant Wright's bat and Jin Moorcraft's clutch pitching won the second gaine froin Newcastle-Orono Combines ta take the Lakeshore Championship. They will play Ajax at Vincent Massey Park on Thursday (to-night) at 5:30. Second gaine in Ajax, Saturday. Legionnaires (Bantam)- The Legionnaires defeated Cobourg for the league champion- hip last week. Monday night here they lost the first O.B.A. playof! gaine ta Ajax by a 12-5 score. Second gaine was làst night in Ajax. A loss would knock the Legionnaires aut of further competition. Let's hope for a win. Lumperials (Pee Wecs) - The Imperials scored* two straight wins after an apcnlng loss ta Cobourg, to become the third Bowmanvillc teani ta win a Lakeshore championship. The youngsters lost the first gaine af ,s,best o! three series in Newmarket on Sunday afternoon. The second gaine was here on Tuesday night. A late repart of the resuit appears elsewhere on the sports page. i. 't t -t t SOFTBALL The Bowmanville Girls' Team. will meet the wnner bctwcen ]Barrie and East York in Juvenile playof! action. The girls'won by default over Oshawa in a scheduled first round scrie* t t t t t FORMER PLAYERS Of interest ta Bowinanville fans is the playof! encounter 'between Cobourg and Port Perry. Former player I the local' * softball league and also a former pitcher with the Intermediates- Jack Parker scored the game's *only mun. Well-known B.O.C.,-star, Wally Samanski, pitched the distance for Port Perry, ta gain credit for the win. The second gaine was played in Port Perry last night. 90 SOLD 60 Cars, to Go before one of our customers wil Win Free a 1958 Vauxhuli Victor Every person who buys a new or used car from us during this Great Contest is entitled to one chance Free, on the Vauxhali. When 150 units have been sold, the draw wiIl take place. raLy" SPECIAL TRIS WEEK! '57 Chev. V-8 Station Wagon Deluxe. Low mileage. A-i condition Must be seen to, Le appreciated. Clearing Ail Used Cars at R ç!DUCIED PRICES BUT NGW AND SAVE Very good variety of late models from which te choose. AUl completely reconditioned and thoroughly checked through our shop. ROBSON MOTORS LIMITED BUICK - PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCK DEALER 186 King St. E. Bowmanville MA 3-=3l I ~ I Soccer, HighlightsI Olym plas. Win Tiffe Defeatin g Combines 7 m3 In Midget League. Final Friday night -in Newcastle, the Bowmanviile Olympias took a 7-4 decision over New- castie-Orono Combines ta cap- ture the Lakeshore Midget Championship. The first en- counter o! the best of three series was won 4-3 by Bow- manville. Jin Moorcraft, first gaine winner, went thc route giving Up ten hits, but was tough. with runners on base, fanning nine. The N.O.C.'s left nine men on base, including bases loaded in the fourth with none out, as the locals retired the side without a. bail going out of the infield. - O!fensively, left-fielder Grant Wright with four R.B.I s pn a single and a double, was the big gun. The Olympias broke a 4-4 tie in the final inning after two were out. When ef- fective starter, Lycett, walked Soccer Ail-Stars Down Oshawa 4 -0 Shutout Friday night at Ennisklllen, a Darlington League Ail-Star aggregation scored a 4-0 shut- out win over Oshawa Italia, [league-leaders o! the Oshawa League. The Ail-Stars showed a lot of huste and desire in downing the strong Italia squad. Dick Denhertog's three- goal effort supplied most of the Stars scoring punch. *After twenty minutes of play, Denhertog converted a Wolroff pass for* the first goal of the game. Fiv'e minutes later, Den- hertog connected again on a pass from Mercer to end the first hall scoring. Oshawa. started the second hall strongly and pressed for the first 15 minutes. The Ail- Star defence led by goalie Al- Vin Stacey, turned ini a strorig1 effort to thwart the Italia club. Minutes later, Merçer gave the Stars a 3-0 lead on'à pass froin Reynolds. Bowmeister fed'Den- hertog a pase for his third goalj at the 25 minute mark. AUl-Star LIne-up - Goal, A. Stacey; FuIlbacks, A. Courtice, D. Flint; Halfbacks,-R: Prestorn,i G. Lowery, R. Hall; Forwards,I the next runiner, McCullough was called in for the final out. Ironicaily, the Bowmanviile nemesis gave the game and the championship away. James, Osborne and Rancoclc waiked in succession ta force in the tie-breaker and Wright's two- bagger added -two insurance runs. Singles by Don Bagneli, John James and; Bill Osborne got Olympias off to a 2-0 first in- nirrg lead. Consecutive doubles in the bottom haif by B. Rowe and McCuilough gave the Com- bines a run, and they knotted the count on Cowan's second inning home run blast. Lycett and Dean singled to produce the lead run in the fourth,. but Wright's base- loaded hit scored two markers ta give the lead back to the Olympias in the fifth. Back came the N.O.C.'s to tie the gaine on singles by McCul- Iough and Cowan in their haif, setting the stage for the two- out game-winning rally in the sixth, when darkness called a hait. James was the only other Bowmanvilie player to dlaim two hits, as Lycett scattered seven safeties. McCuliough with a double and two singles, Cowan with a homer and a single, and Dean with a dou- ble and a single, led the Com- bine attack. R H E Bowrtanville *- 7 7 0 Newcastle - Orono ---4 10 1 Bowmanville-Moorcraft and Piper. Newcastle -Orono - Lycett (Mcçullough 6th) and V. Rowe. GirI's Softbal Lose Out to Courtice Prepping for their Juvenile playoffs, the Bowmanville Girls' Sa! tball teain found the higher-class Courtice nine too tough, in an exhibition tilt at the Central Public School an Monday night. Courtice pitch- er Marg Snowden, was in coin- plete control throughout, giv- ing up only four hits, while ciaiming a dozen strikeout vic- tins. Led by Osborne's home run and single and a single and double by Lemon, the visitors garnered eight safeties off Vir- ginia Brown to wrap up the 10- 5 victory. Brown and Chasko- vitch each with a pair o! hits looked a!ter all of the Bow- manvile attack. The locals won their first round playoffs by default over Oshawa Radio Park. They wilil now meet the winners of Bar- rie and East York. The girls are drawing large crowds at their gaines at the Central School bail park. "Quakers" Court Team Breaks Winning. Streak 0Of Bowmanville Netters Peterborough -_Quakers .--"B" Tennis Club broke a four match Bownianville winning streak at the local courts, last Wed- nesday night. The Bowman- ville Club had taken a pair of wins over Lindsay in league competition, and a double ex- hibition victory over Whitby, before being stopped by the second place Peterborough crew. After their decisive 5-1 de- cision, Quaker "B" will have to be ranked as favourites over fourth place Bowmanville in the forthcoming league semi- finals. In other league-leading Peterborough Quaker "A" will clash witih third place Port Hope. The host club's top-seeded duo of Colin Birtwistle and Ar- nold Lobb rallied froin a first set loss, ta take the only point for Bowmanviile on the night's play. The point squared the D. DenhertH Wolroff, L. Cbverley, A. Reyn-oldsi G: Bow- incister; alternate, D. Mercer, Juven îles Get Jump On Newmarket Rivais With 7 -4 Win Here By Jim Clarke A brilliant mound chore by Bob Osborne, dazzling fielding gemns, plus the moristrous swyat by Archie Crossey punctuafed Bowmanville Juveniles' 7-4 play-off effort last Saturday, Newniarket were 'our guys' opoitio in the initial O.B.A. playof! scrap. While the largest gathering o! horsehide enthus- iasts this year soaked up Old Sol, the left-ihanded magic of Bob Osborne was niystifying the visitors. Newmarket grabbed the lead in the opening frame when their catcher, Bone, launched a circuit clout to deep center with a mate aboard. Bennett, chucking for Newmarket, retired the side with no trouble in Bowman- ville's first. "Ozz" regained his composure and retired the next eight men, seven via the infield, whlle al- lowing a single in the fourth. The infield for Bowrnanville perfoi-med in sparkling fashion, with Pollard, Abbott and Bill Osborne ail coming up wlth some spectacular glove work. Bowmanville tied the gaine in the second, with "Moe" Rich- ards' bouncer ta the shortstop McKnight being fluffed for twa runs. Bill Osborne and Curt Vanstone bath had singles be- fore Richards' happer was mu!!- cd. Bowmanvile added two more runs in the third, with Bill Os- borne's towcring drive ta left sailing over the ficlder's head for a triple, plating Crossey. "Arch" doubicd Ronny Pollard home previaus ta, Bill's drive. After six frames Bowmanviiie hcld a 4-2 margin, but (shud- der!) came the scventh. New- market's hurler Bennett stroîl- cd, and was advanced ta second an a sacrifice which Bob Os- borne bobbled. A couple o! dis- putcd plays (anc in which nuin- erous pairs o! peepers will no doubt swear, the runner was out), plus a single, resulted ini two runs scoring, tying the gaine at 4-4._1 With the bases loadcd and two out, Coach Bob Williams càhlled in Bull Bates ta oppose right hand hitting Keffer. Bates promptly whiffed Keffer, and Pobertson ta snuff the New- market fiame. O!!icially, al- thpugh "Ozz" retumned to the hili Harvesters on Brin k Of Being Eliminated From Group Playoffs George "'General" Jones' cm- ror on a slow roller ta the mound with two out in the sixth opencd the gates for five Port Hope runs, as they over- caine a 4-0 Harvester lead ta win. Joncs apart froni the mis- cuc was in charge throughout after pitchmng out o! a first in- ning jain. He allowed six hits and struck out seven, ta de- serve a much better fate. An error by second sacker Kelly an Tini Cox's ground bail started the Harvesters o!! ta a threc run second inning lead. Dan Girardi walked and Joncs singlcd ta, score the first marker. Ted Dadson's two- bagger platcd Uic other twa tallies. Following John Mason's triple, Dan Girardi cxccuted a perfect squeeze bunt ta score a single run in the fourth. A walk and Jones' errar gave Part Hope their opportunity in the f ifth. Ted Watts singied ta produce anc run and Paul Wakely walked ta fil the ba- "es .First-sacker Gord Lowrie beltcd a long triple ta deep centre ta clear the bases and tic the gaine. Jin Gilmer's single through second deiver- cd the game-winning run. Part Hope hurler, Kari Len- ahan, who had given up six hits, hcld the Cowan crew ta a single safcty over the last threc frames ta preserve the win. Gimer and Watts clainied two-thirds o! the Port Hope hit total, but. it was. Lowery's triplé which mnade the differ- ence. Dadson with a single and a double was the oniy Bow - maxiville player ta garner more than anc base knock. The win gives Port Hope a command- ing 3-O lcad in the final series for- the Lakeshore League Championship. R HE Part Hope à 56 1 Bownianvilie 4 7 2 Part Hope - Lienahan and Gilmer. Bowmanville - Jones and Cole. match, as Bilh Burgess and Art Hooper had the opening match to Harry Coiiingwood and Lou Lye. Quaker "B's" Pat Mackaness and Tony Simpson defeated Anna Strike and Bob Martyn in straight sets to give the lead baek to the visitors. In the other mixed doubles event,' Marg Dustan and Budý Moses took the first set, but Joy Elmsley and Don Little came back ta capture the next two sets, assuring Peter.borough o! at least a tie on the match. The homesters would giad- ly have settled for a spiit o! the points, at that part o! the proceedings, but the Quaker- ites applied the pressure to take the ladies' doubles, and the final men's doubles event for a lop-sided inargin. Ladies' Doubles - Diane Smith and Barbara Pritchard P ort Hope's (P) de!. Nora Aluin and Bar- bara Passinore (B) 6-3, 6-4. Mixed Doubles - Joy Elins- ley and Don Little (P)- de!. Marg Dustan and Bud Moses. (B) 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Pat Mackaness and Tony Simpson (P) de!. Anna Strike and Bob Martyn (B) 6-3, 6-4. Men's, Doubles-Colin Edit- wistle and Arnold Lobb (B) de!. John Matthew and Jin Pritchard (P) 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Harry Collingwood and Lau Lye (P) de!. Art Hooper and Bill Burgess (B) 6-1, 6-3. Ross Brieley and Trevor Scott (P) de!. Lew Rundie and Jack Munday (B> 6-4, 6-2. The club chainpionships wil be held soon. Ail. members are requested to participate. As the tournament will be a handicap affair, everyone will have a good chance, so corne down ta the courts and enter your naine as a coinpetitor tis week. Con Ion Fans 20 1-arvesters ln Playofi Opener The main factor in R-6wman- ville Harvesters' 9-1 loss to Port Hope could be summed up in one word "Conlon". Be- in the eighth frame to finish the game, Bill Bates is credîted with the win. Bowmanviile's seventh saw Archie Crossey swat a deep drive to centre that rolled to the fence. "Arch" plated "Moe" Richards ahead of hiniself with the game-winning blast. "Ozz" held Newmarket hitless over the final two frames, fanning two men in the ninth. Bowmanville notched their final run in the eighth. Bill Osborne blooped a Texas League single to open the frame. Ab- bott's attempted sacrifice was muffed, and Osborne scored with the final run of the after- noon. Around The Bases Bob Osborne looked sharp in iimiting Newmarket to three hîts. Bill Osborne had a great after- noon, going 3 for 4 with an R.B.I., plus performing sharply on first. Bill's spearing grab in the ninth o! a bullet shot was a real gem. Ron Poliard, aithough hitiess, was tremendous on short, with his glove work a treat to watch. "Arch" Crossey was the hero o! the scrap if one particular "hero" can be singled out. Arch was 2 for 4, with a double and that big home run for 2 RBI's. Red Abbott had a sorrowful afternoon at the dish, but the flame haired third sacker was red hot in thaà field. Curt Vanstone appeared to have regained his batting eye with a 2 for 4 afternoon. Umpire on the bases, "Snow- hall" Wilson, won't win any popularity poils after a couple o! calîs against the locals. Lineups: Newmarket - McKnight ss, Keffer 3b, Robertson cf, Bone c, Bennett P, Jefferson lb, Sol 2b, Emerson If, Geniole rf. Bowmanville -- Pollard ss, Crossey cf, Bates 2b, p and 2b, Bill Osborne lb, Abbott 3b, Vanstone rf, Kennett c, Richards If, Bob Osborne p, 2b and p. Turn Old Furniture juta Cash with STATESMAN CLASSIFIEDS Phone MA 3-3303 fore a hometown crowd on Sat- urday a!ternoon Conlon coin- pletely dominated the gaine, striking out 20 Cowan batters. While Bowmanvilc was mak- ing littie headway, Port Hope pounded out ten hits off three Harvester huriers, led by Watts with a double and two singles Maple Grave, winless i their last two starts, because of tics, went down t&a, a 2-1 defeat at thc hands of a Courtice team which appears to be stronger every time out. The league-lcading Maple Grave crew rolled up 10 straight victories without a loss, before suffermng the Wednesday night setback. Zion downcd Bowmanvllle Hooper's Jewellerski- ta gaie two points on the leaders. Maple Grove holds a t~~t margiPU over the runncr-up Zion outfit with one gaine ning in league play.M;1 Saturday night Tyrone- assurcd theinselves of the fourth and last playof! position with a 1-0 victory over Solina. Ennis- killen and Hampton, out o! the playoffs, as a result o! the Tyrone Win, playcd taa-2-2 standoff.' High scores in two o! thc gaines featured the Junior Leagur action last TÈhursday. Courtice swamped Hampton 10-0 and Zion rolled over -winless- Enniskillen by an 8-0 count. Sauina wvas downed 2-1 Team Maple Grave by Maple Grave. Senior Standing as etf August 19th, 1958 c Zion _______ _ Courtice ______ Tyrone Enniskillen Hamrpton Solina-_____ Bowmanville iames W 13 10 13 8 13 8 13 7T 13 4 13 2 13 1 13 1 Junior Standing au Teani Games Courtice ______ 1il ZMon Il'___ Maple Grave -____12 Sauina --i Tyrone - Hampton 1il Enniskillen ______ il off August W L 10 O 9 2 7 5 6 5 3 6 2 9 0 10 2Oth, 1958 T GF 1 55 o 35 0 21 O 23 2 15 0 17 1 5 Harvester Star of the Week KEN KELLY Although the Harve 'sters have dropped three straight garnes to Port Hope, after ousting Trenton, Ken Kelly hasý stili kept his torrid playof! batting record intact. In the seven playoff gaines in which he has played, Ken has claimed at least one hit in every gaine. The three gaines this week featured a close struggle between Ted Dadson and Kelly for Irving Taube's award. The main difference was the first baseman's better .308 batting average. When you look back over the whole play- off picture, it should be agreed that Ken's huge .444 playoff average is alone worthy of recognition as the Bowmanville Surplus Store's Star of the Week Award. and Ray Wakely with a pair1 of. singles. Second-sacker, Vince Ira didi Vanstone, only Harvester non.- ZKT strikeout victim, picked up two of the five bingles 'offCoon- .The locals'- starting pitcher, Gord Sellers, was again a vic- tim of shoddy fielding suppoit, as his teain-mates committed ~I' four errors behind him. He Y gave up a pair of hits in each of the second, fourth and sixth frames, while fanning seven. Russ Line hurled the last*two innings ini relief, giving up the i '4 final two Port Hope markers on four hits.I The winners seored off Sel- lers in the saine innings they got the hits--one in the second, three in the fourth and three more in the sixth. The lone Harvester run scored in the seventh when Ted Dadsan sin- gled in manager "Buck" Cowle froin second with twa out. RHI1E Bowmanvillc ___ 1 5 5 Port Hope 9 10 5 Bowmanville - Sellers, Lane (7th) and Cale. Port Hope-Conlon and G. Wakely Gilaier (6th). ~ESERVICE ) Martyn s Bowling Academy GRA D OPENING Satu rday-, Âugust I3rd This coming goason mako bowling your indoor recrealion HOME 0F CLEAN AND HEALTHY SPORT Noie - Join'one of the leagues by leaving y-our name ai the alleys now, for Ladies' Major League, Men's Major League, Teenage Girls' League, Teenage Boys' League and Mixed League. -Ail sports muet practise before league games- Give your team a good start by bowling a gae or two ahead of tme THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN 7SVA a r 12ffl PAGE Tmq TRUMDAT, AUG.. 21st 195P :VO:: 10 1