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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, Mey 23, 1959 Api "LIVELY ACTION AROUND KEYSTONE Sick Lively action around 2nd base seems to be in order here as Red Sox shortstop Don Buddin takes to the air, as Ray Boone, Kansas City 1st baseman, is forced at 2nd base, in their game the other day. The action SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR led to Pete Runnels, who flipped 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ST. LOUIS CARDS haven't exactly been setting the National League on fire, as of late, but they came up with a 14-inning vic- tory over the Chicago Cubs yesterday, 38-1 and put themselves right back in business. Los Angeles Dodgers nosed out the S.F. Giants 2-1 and that enabled them to cling to second place while Milwaukee Braves knocked off the Phillies 10-5 and tightened their own grip on first place. In other Major League action, American League, Cleveland Indians nosed out Detroit Tigers 10 to hold first place by a half-game over the White Sox, who defeated Kan- sas City 2-1. Baltimore Orioles, on a one-hitter by Wilhelm, forc- ed the Yankees to take a couple of deep breaths of that cellar air, just when a lot of folks figured they were only on the bottom for a brief stay. Boston Red Sox nosed out Washington 4-3, so the AL. pennant race continues to be a very hectic affair, Not nearly as hectic, however, as the International League scramble, which has Miami still on top, even after losing to Buffalo Bisons 3-2 yes- terday. Bisons are a half-game back as of now Sugar Ray, Carmen Basilio, in fact, almost everybody in the least way interested--appears to be "hollering." And all the Joe-on-the-street wants to know, is when are we going to see a fight. It becomes more-and-more apparent, that this stick-handling between world championship bouts, with the in- come tax boys and revenue officers grabbing the big share of the take--which actually, these days, is provided by TV contracts, is forcing a hold-up as far as the fans ar. con- cerned. They want action and all this debate business before Commissions, in court, or where it may be, is of little inter- est to the guy who pays the freight. One of these days, the fight fans are going to all go fishing and if that ever happens, the promoters, managers and of course, Sugar Ray, Basilio and the rest, are going to wonder what happened. BRIGHT BITS: -- Toronto baseball interests, headed by Jack it Cooke of course, are jubilant over the news that a third Ma- jor League baseball circuit may be operating within four or five years. But where will they play ? HARRY DAVIDOW was denied a license by the New York State Athletic Commission yes- terday, so now Gus D'Amato's "stooge'--as he is called by some --can not tutor Ingemar Johannson in his world title bout against D'Amato"s man, Floyd Patterson. Imagine such discrimination ? . . . ALEX MITEFF defeated Wayne Bethea last night in another of those heavyweight bouts that continue to make the average fan wonder if any of these so-called "contenders'" can really hit They landed plenty--hoth of them--but both were up-and-around at the end of 10 rounds . RUSSIA'S tennis program is progress- ing so well, they expect to have a Davis Cup contender within a few.yvears and if they put in a team, you can bet it will 'be a con- tender . ROGER MARIS, Kansas City slugger, had an emer- gency appendectomy yesterday and will be out of tion for abodut a month WINNIPEG BRAVES, 1959 Memorial Cup cham- pions, were feted by the city of Winnipeg last night, got city crest rings, windbreakers, etc. OSHAWA MINOR Softball Assoc teams have received their schedules for the first half of the sea- son. The 13 Bantam teams play a half schedule before July 15 and the Midgets play a full schedule by the same date. They'll take time out then to decide OASA Ontario plavoff representatives and = 'Wilhelm's One-Hitter Keeps Yankees Down BALTIMORE (AP)--{asey Stengel ~ays he has ndthing against photographers, report- ers or anybody else, He just wants his team to start win- ning again The Yankee manager said he was mystified by reports started when Roger Maris yol- | that he intentionally brushed aride ' nhotographers at the train station before leaving New York Friday for Ba'ti- more, where New York lost a 50 one-hitter to" Hovt Wil. helm and Baltimore Orioles. "What the hell. 1 went to the station, didn't 1?" be asked. 'They got pictures, didn't they? "Do you have to lose some ball games to have pheto- graphers follow yon avouvd, wherever you go, all over the country?" he as'ed with a trace of indignation. "All I gotta say is this guy pitched a helluva good game an that's it," he summed up. "We didn't hit too goed but our fie'ding was all right, if you ask me." Wilhelm, who pitched a no- hitter against the Yankees Sept. 20 and become the first | American Leaguer to win six game- without defeat this OSHAWA YS IEN SPONSOR JUNIOR BOWLING CHAMPS Ht, | 11 to | the bal din. P.S.--The re- lay throw to ; it base was not in time. Warren Haeg, Boosts Buffalo. 3 Pennant Homes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Veteran pitcher Warren Hacker is really humming the horsehide in a bid to regain a major league | pitching post--and at the same time is bolstering Buffalo's pen nant aspirations in the Interna- tional League The 34 - year - old righthander | won his third game without a loss as he limited league - leading Miami to five hits. The Bisons } are now only seven percentage § points and a half-game behind id Miami. Hacker, who has seen action in| THE OSHAWA PIAZA GIRLS! the majors with Chicago Cubs,| of" canadian championship pe r> | Cincinnati and Philadelphia, is) ors, are shown above laton- available to the parent Phils if|-- Bly itub Mons' gly the National League cellar-dwel- {lers consider him a solid choice {to bolster a mediocre itching | staff OTHER SCORES { In other games, Rochester edged Havana 9-8, Richmond nipped Montreal 6-5 and Colum- | bus defeated Tqronto 9-4 in 11 in- |nings | Buffalo scored what proved to {be the clincher in the fourth when| {Ruben Amaro singled home| {Bobby Morgan. Lou Vassie| homered for the Bisons, Bert Hamric for the Marlins. | Rochester's three-run eighth in.| ning rally, capped by Billy Har-| rell's two-run homer, gave the| Red Wings a come-from-behind| victory over Havana. The third Cuban hurler, Luis Arrovo, was the loser, while Joe McClain, third of four Rochester pitchers, | upped his record to 2-3 Larry Novak, Lou Skizas and Carlos Paula homered for the| Cubans and Charley James had another for Rochester | ROYALS' RALLY QVELLED Reliever Johnny James took over from Richmond starter Bill Short and quelled a ninth inning Montreal uprising. The Royals had pushed across: two runs to make it 6-5 before James stepped | mn ? > 2 NEW YORK (AP) -- Both Sugar Ray Robinson and Car- men Basilio say they want to fight for the world middle- weight title. They made their statements Friday at a hearing before the New York Athletic Com- mission considering removal of Robinson's title. The hear- ing was adjourned until Wed- nesday. Tempers rose with the tem- perature in the crowded meeting room as the lawyers bickered with one another and with the witnesses. Martin Machat, Robinson's lawyer, introduced a new con- tract for the Sept. 21 fight in Philadelphia. The commis- sion had declared a previous contract invalid at its meet- ing last Wednesday. Under The Jets put together four hits, | the new contract Basilio would a walk and a sacrifice fly off Pat receive a $225000 minimum Soantlebury in the 11th to hand| Ruarantee and Robinson 45 Toronto its 13th loss in 16 games per cent, season, expressed little dis- appointmen' in missing a no- jitter Friday night. "1 guess one of those babies is enough for anybody, 'any- way," hé shrugged. He said Jerry Lumpe's leadoff single in the ei~hth was hit off his favorite pitch, a '"nuckleball, Stengel, as if replying to suggestions that the Yan"res have lost their championship n ind are bickering with umpires or himself, said: "I'll tell ya something There hasn't been a player on our team thrown out of a game this year. And nobody's heen fined by the leagne either, Now, what's wrong with that? While the Yankee chieftain held court in the visiting man- ager's office, the Yarkees went matter-of-factly about the. bn iness of getting dressed without any usual disn'av of emotion When Bob Turley, a 21- game winner for the Yarks last year, was shelled from the mound during a four-run Baltimore rally in the first in- ning, photographers follrwed him to the dugout taking pic- tures. , 8 bad LEB E B) Baht (front row) -- Donna Bar- | THE OSHAWA PLAZA BOYS | ship performance, are shown | "Rick" Jolmson; "(back row) | Bes and Joan Elliott, capfain; (bac yow)--Janet Meinds, Car- ol Crawford and Anne Yonson. Wayne Bethea Gives Miteff Some Trouble NEW YORK (AP)--Alex Miteff can jab, punch, move and box. But he forgets to do it sometimes. He had a lapse of memory Fri- day night in his winning 10-round Someone in the dufout tossed a plastic helmet in the direction of a photographer. When a baseball also zoomed by, third base umpire Ed Chicago BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS ' Friday's Results Detroit 0 Cleveland 1 Chicago 2 Kansas City 1 New York 0 Baltimore 5 Washington 3 Boston 4 Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) Detroit at Cleveland -- Bunning (4)8 vs Garcia (0-2), Chicago at.Kansas City (N)-- Milwaukee Los Angeles 21 San Francisco 19 20 18 17 Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis 15 Runge waved a menscing fin- ger at the New York bench. Farlier, on the way to the Philadelphia 12 ; Friday's Resulls Milwaukee 10 Philadelphia § |San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 2 bout with substitute Wayne Ret- hea of New York. The 24-year- old heavyweight from Argentina Wynn (6-2) vs Daley (1-3), New York at Baltimore--Lar- sen (3-0) vs Pappas (4-1). train station in New York, started like a whiz. In the middle, th Van'ne- snapped at photographers and hustled f='n goc'ugion on the train. | that carried them to Balti- m and plodded home, the winner on| a unanimous decision. | '""What happened to that jab you! |were using in the first round?,"| he was asked. | "I just forgot about it," he tried to explain, | "Why did you slow down in the Under an eight - columm, front page headline re~ding "Yanks panicky? We-1-11...," the Van'ee: were -e-cribed by The World-Telegram and Sun as "» surly eroun of col. {lar - dwelling world cham- pions," #f er the rm-in with photographers at Penn Sta- tion Stengel moved through the cemeramen, waving them off as he entered his drawing room, On » "a nlled down the shades and locked tho door. The newsp Jer said only four +'-ver Hank Bauer, Tony Kubek, Mary Thorne- berry and John Blanchord-- paused to pose for the photo- | . graphers. | "He butted me with his head in the fourth and 1 had trouble breathing." : Bethea, a 3%-to-1 Shdurdgn. ol re-| {placed high-ranked Zora match when his doctor advised {him not to box for a month be- |cause of a cracked bone in his {hand. ineidn | ST. CATHARINES LOSES | BRAMPTON (CP) -- Brampton |defeated St. Catharines 9-5 Fri-| |day night in an Ontario Junior A| {lacrosse game. 5-pin champions, who also came | above, left-to-right (front row) | up with a Canadian champion- | --Don Guiltinan, captain and | Maybe They Don't 'Harry Davidow Brantford Star Really Men It? sion \ being man when he was op estioned. with wou," BOINE to argue and take fhsaid. "Go ahead have been yitle away. You away right alo, 0 take it Peterboro ig. Back On Trai Sr. Lacrosse PETERBOROUGH cision from Welland. Petes led 6-2 at the end of the first period and 7-2 going into the Welland took nine of the third |16 penalties. Moon Wooton was outstanding in the Peterborough net. (CP)--| | Peterborough Petes opened their {Ontario Lacrosse Association Sen-| lior A schedule Friday night be- fore 1,000 fans, taking a 13-5 de- rounds he slowed down to a walk|St. Louis middle rounds?" tt ley San Francisco at Los Angeles (who had beaten Miteff in Jan-|St. Louls at Chicago luary. Folley pulled out of the re- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 2 Chicago Kansas City | Don McLachlan, Washington at Boe¢fon--Ramos (4-4) vg Sullivan (1-3), Today's Games Sunday's Games (And Probable Pitchers) Detroit at Cleveland (2) Cincinnati at Pittshurgh----Pene Chicago at Kensas Citv (2-1) vs Daniels (1-2), IN York at Baltimore (2) Miwaikee yd Philadciviia-~| Washington at Boston Spahn (5-4) vs Owens (1-3), | oy © San Franeisco at Los Angeles Internat > r ttle. (N)--8. Jones (35) vs Williamr npn 575 -- 1-0), | 5 St. Louis at Chicao--Jackson Buide i pi (2:5) vs Hillman (22). Montreal 518 Sundav's Games Coinmbus 300 3 Milwaukee at Philadelphia (2) |Rpishmond A406 3% Havana A425 6 Toronto 417 6 Friday's Results Columbus 9 Toronto 4 Richmond 6 Montreal § Miami 2 Pnffalo 3 {Havana 8 Rochester 9 Satorday"s Games Columbus at Toronto (N) Richmond at Montreal Miami at Buffalo (N) Havana at Rochester (N) Sunday's Games Columbus at Toronto 2 Richmond at Montreal 2 Miami at Roffrle 2 Havana at Rochester 2 3 Chicago 1 23 2 % 2% on American League WL Pet, GBI 667 -- 639 583 455 "7 A441 .382 379 Cleveland 23 Baltimore Washington Boston Detroit Naiional League Milwaukee 330 210 010-10 18 1 Phil 000 001 211-- 5 12 0 Burdette 7-2 and Crandall; Roh. erie 2.3, Pilling (9 Mever (5) RoYinson (8) and Peoar. WRs: IMil -- Aaron (13); Pha--Freese (4), 3 Cincinnati 102 000 000-3 8 0 | Pittsburgh 200 010 001-- 4 8 1 International League Columbus 0 012 000 05-- 9 15 1 Toronto | 120 001 000 00-- 4 8 3 Gibbon and Hall: Woode- shick, Scantlebury (6) Funk (11) and Hannah. HR: Tor--Gollat. Richmond 300 030 000--6 8 $8 Montreal 001 002 002--5 9 3 Short, James (9) and Darrel Johnson; Birrer, Gray (5) Rakow (8) and Teed. HR: Mtl -- Me. Manus (3). Miami 000 000 110-2 2 § Buffalo 001 200 00x-- 3 10 0 Archer, Lary (4) Kay (8) Va- lentinetti (8) and Bucha; and Brown. Havana 010 401 200-- 8 12 1 Rochester 300 110 13x-- 9 11 0 Craddock, Sanchez (1) Arreye (7) and Gonder; Keegan, Hiland (4) McClain (7) Merritt (9) and Rand, Stanland (5). AHR. For Your Convenience STOVE OIL is ovailable in any quality et the following. « « --Toby Walter, Lynn Clapp and Heads Ont. Team Gets Heave-Ho RB (CP)--Sara Bar- | NEW YORK (AP)--The New Per» Brantford's international star York Athletic Commission has re- heads a strong Ontario contingent jected the application of New for tonight's Quebec open swim- York's Harry Davidow to be- ming and diving championships. come the "10-per-cent" manager wfiss Barber is rated one of {of Swedish heavyweight chal-|canada's best bets for the Pan- {lenger Ingemar. Johansson. | American Games in Chicago next | Johansson meets world heavy-| August. For the Quebec meet she weight champion Floyd Patterson has entered four eyents--the 100- lin a title fight at Yankee Stadium metre and 400-metre freestyle, |June 25 the 100-metre butterfly and the VIGOR OIL SERVICE STATIONS ® OSHAWA eo 78 BOND ST. WEST SIMCOE ST. SOUTH ot Lakeview Park KING ST. EAST at the Townline © WHITBY eo 500 BROCK ST. NORTH YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitciing--Hoyt Wilhelm, Balti- more, came within six outs of be- coming the first to no-hit New York Yankees twice, finally set- tling for a one-hit 50 victory. Hitting -- Hank Aaron, Mil-| waukee, rapped a home run, a double and two singles, - scored four rups and drove in three while gaining 12 points for a .468 4 | Davidow, a former manager 100-metre backstroke. [ {who has been out of boxing 15| The backstroke is Miss Bar| |years, was recommended to Jo- her's favorite event. Last year] {hansson By Cus D'Amato, Pat- she equalled what then was the tterson's manager. existing world record of 1:04. It In rejecting Davidow, former hag since been lowered. fapmission chairman Julius Hel-|* qq 0 program of 18 events, in-| ® AJAX eo HARWOOD AVE. N. Etobicoke will add to Ontaric's] © BROOKLIN © strength. ll JCT. 7 &12 HWYS. Cie ond, Coton 51 McHale of London, Ont., and Bill Vandermpol of Hamilton. average in 10-5 victory over Phil- adelphia. $ sid the Noe nanaser cluding those for youngsters un| DIAmMSHNE ONY 2s h JO der junior age, is sp ed by He added that 'on the Quebec section of the Cana-| the face 7 stinks to h the whole thing jian Amateur Swimming Asso-| gaven. ciation. | he did not th . he Miss Barber will have as a got the fight withe youd pave Brantford mate Mary Lou Whit. had not agreed to al gt Davidow Well, a promising swimmer as his manager. | Nine girls and five boys from 4 hi Johansson afl the commission Sr ------------ EA. CAR then. we expect, will resume schedule play in a : their' own league playoffs. As it stands now meets each opponent only once August, prior to Joe Gibbon won it for Columbus, | each Bantam team holding the Leafs to eight hits| but the question of "home dia- while his teammates banged 15 Machat spent most of the afternoon questioning Basilio as to whether he already had Pétes played most of the play- ers suspended in 1957 and 're-in- stated this spring, holding a 'good! SERVICE STATIONS mond" is on the luck of the schedule draw. Plan Tnsurance FIGHTS TAST REMEMBER WHEN? .. NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For Golfers Yet TORONTO (CP) Reck- less golfers at Metropolitan Toronto courses may have an |hea, 208'%, New York, 10 opportunity to protect them- | Everett, Wash. -- Dick Gold- selves by purchasing insur. ance. The metro legal department will study a plan that would meet damage claims as a re- sult of personal injury or property damage resulting from misdirected golf balls. Metro parks committee was told Friday that people pass- ing by the Humber Valley course have been hit by stray balls and one woman lost control of her car when the windshield was smashed by a ball. Committee members sug- Jimmy McCoy, Calif., 9. Melbourne -- Joe Napostrophe gidi, 148, South Africa, outpointed Mike Leahy, 148'%, Dublin, 10. 148'%, Eureka, gested insurance ticket ma- chines similar to those in air- ports, and the use of a por- tion of golf fees for insur- ance. OFFICIAL OPENING of the OSHAWA TENNIS CLUB SAT. MAY 23 2:00 P.M. GOOD FOOD BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12 NOON TO 2 P.M. HOTEL LANCASTER Mike Goliat hit a home run for Toronto By TH ECANADIAN PRESS Bill Stewart, former chie' vef- eree of the NHL and a baseball umpire in the Netional Leacue signed to manage Chicago Black | New York--Alex Miteff, 204%, Hawks 22 vears ago today. Work. ---- | Argentina, outpointed Wayne Bet- ing as both manager and coach he ¢ ley Cup triumph ve Chicaro its second Stan. in 1938. Chi. cago's only other cup victory was stein, 143, Seattle, knocked out i, 1934, Hometown Service Wherever You Drive Three miles or three thou- sand, there's always one of the 9,000 State Farm agents or claim representatives nearby, JOSEPH 303 MALAGA RD. « RA 8.0961 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Nome Ofica-Biogmington, note M. PICHORA | signed a contract to box Gene Fulmer for the title in case Robinson's crown is vacated. All Basilio would say was, "No contract is on file with the New York com- mission for me to fight, I'm free to fight Robinson." Robinson flared back at Melvin Krulewitch, commis- ern champion Wellands. 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