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rah wh - . " Wr YY wry YY VY VY YY STW hal BE A AE Ch eC Re EC Eh Sg x 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 18, 1960 Howard's 4-Ply Blow | Tips Buhl And Braves By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Montreal Royals of the In- ternational League can equal a club record of dubious distinction tonight. If they lose to Toronto it will be their 12th straight. You have to go back 29 years to 1931 to find when this club record was set. The Royals dropped their 11th in a row Tuesday night, 2-0 to Toronto. Buffalo posted a 11-2 vie- tory over Rochester while Miami won its third straight and va- cated the cellar by defeating Richmond 2-1. The Havana Sugar Kings regained third place, beat- ing Columbus 3-2. straight victory over the Royals, who trail seventh-place Miami by A IR CRC EAC Royals May Tie Unwanted Mark a game and a half. Negray al-jbeen a ground rule double. Bob lowed only three hits and struck|Sadowski homered for Rochester out six. Sparky Anderson's single|as Lynn Rube lost. drove in the one run in the first] Norm Zauchin's two-run, ninth and Don Dillard, who had doubled inning homer spoiled a fine pfch-| ahead of Anderson, homered imling job by Richmond's Mark the sixth, his first, Babe Birrer Freeman, who had held the Mar-| lost. lins hitless for six innings and al-| Pitcher Dallas Green beefed up lowed only four hits until Zau- the Buffalo pitchers' hitting aver-| chin's blow. He struck out six and age to .328 and his own to .500|got his only run from Jim Mec- with two Home runs that ac-|Knight's homer. Winning reliever counted for five runs in the Harry Byrd gave only one hit and Bisons' victory. His first gave|starter Herb Moford allowed only Buffalo a 2-1 lead. The second,|two. with two on, capped a five-run| Havana's runs came on fiomers fifth inning. Bob Bowman alsoby Felix Torres, Borrego Al-| homered for Buffalo but Roches- varez and Joe Azcue and gave Ron Negray (4-0) got his fifth|ter manager Clyde King pro- Bob Miller the victory. Prentice |tested that the ball bounced Browne hit a one-on home run |through a fence and should havelfor Columbus. By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Wrietr t' When Frank Howard, the latest of the new Babe Ruths, first showed up in major league base- |ball observers called him "The Thing! and "The Beast." But he's strictly a six-foot-six, 245-pound|fourth game in a row in relief,(ner, giving up a two-run homer of 10 amateur bouts and was a Howard's third major league, Willie Kirkland, Willie Mays homer, first since being recalled|and Orlando Cepeda homered as from the minors last Friday, the Giants collected 14 hits after overhaule¢ a 4-1 Milwaukee lead manager Bill Rigney loaded his lin a five-run eighth inning. lineup with right-handed hitters. | Larry Sherry (5-3), winning his|Jack Sanford (41) was the win- SPORTS CALENDAR BACK ON TOP TODAY'S GAMES BASEBALL Win At By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer " There's no place like home for THURSDAY'S GAMES Chicago White Sox, so far un- SOCCER beaten in Comiskey Park -- the Osh, and Dist. League -- Unit- |}, yard with the beer garden Toronto Beaches League: Tony's Refresh. vs Latimer Brok- ers at Kew Beach, Toronto. Game time 8.00 p.m. pr 3 suis 3 65 pm. Game| ang surrealistic scoreboard. straight home victory Tuesday night, buffeting Boston Red Sox 11-6. They did it with 14 hits off ets a ver Tom Brewer, the righthander who Canada Champ Kansas City Athletics helped by defeating Baltimore Orioles HALIFAX (CP)--Larry Wright|4-2, ending the Birds' one-day Brooklyn climbed off the can- stay on top and clipping their Canadian junior welterweight third, half a game behind and in champion Lennie Sparks of Hali- a virtual tie with Cleveland In- fax in a 10-round non-title fight dians for second place. The In- here Tuesday night. dians dropped New York Yank- Referee Jack Delaney and the cellar 3-1. Judge Alex Nickerson score. it| The White Sox tagged the Red 5-3-2 for Wright; Judge H. R.|Sox with their fourth straight de- Nicholson 5-4-11 for Sparks. feat in a four-run fifth, scoring 10 by knockouts. Sparks sent/Who came in batting .100, was 2 Wright to the canvas early in the|for 3 and drove in four runs irst round with a sharp left hook. It was the only knockdown. | YESTERDAY'S : League champs popped back into L a Wn ght first place with their seventh blanked them on two hits a week ago in Boston. vas in the first round and rallied| winning streak at five games. to score a split - decision over|The loss dropped Baltimore to Wright weighed 145%; Sparks ees to fourth 7-6, Detroit Tigers 150%. plunked Washington Senators into It was Sparks' second loss in|three op Sammy Esposito's 21 fights. He has won 18 of them, bases - loaded double. Esposito, It was Wright's ninth win in 12 professional fights, He won 102 The defending American] White Sox Still Home |against Brewer (2-3). Bob Shaw (3-2) won it, giving up 12 hits that included home runs by Frank Mal Gene St land Haywood Sullivan. |HERZOG BREAKS IT UP | A two-run homer by Whitey {Herzog broke up a 2-2 tie in the seventh for the A's, who had been held to three hits for six innings |by loser Milt Pappas (2-3). Their {first two runs came in the sec- | on two of the game's 16 | bases on balls, a single by starter Don Larsen and an error. Leo Kiely (1-0) won it with 2 1-3 in- nings of hitless relief, although he forced in the tying run in the seventh when he hit Clint. Court- ney with the bases loaded. Jackie Brandt's third homer scored the first run for the Orioles, who had five hits to the A's six. The Indians packed away seven of their 12 hits in the first two innings, chasing rookie Bill Short (2-2) with five runs in that span. They got the elincher in the sixth when reliever Duke Maas hit win- ner Gary Bell (5-1) and then {gave up a two-out double by Jimmy Piersall. Bell, first to win |five in the AL, needed Dick Stig- man's one% out relief for his fourth straight victory after the Yankees scored four unearned runs in the minth. Mickey Mantle's third homer brought in three of them Detroit, 3-0 vs Washington, sent Pete Ramos (0-5) to his seventh |thing 'of beauty for Los Angeles| also homered in the rally against|in the fourth by Ed Bailey, who member of the 956 U.S. Olympic Dodgers at the moment. Buhl (2-2). Hank Aaron, taking had half of the Reds' six hits. boxing team. Howard belted the Dodgers' toD|the major league lead with his| The Pirates also got things Earlier, Ted Doncaster stolped nemesis Tuesday night, beating|ninth, and Ed Mathews homered|squared away fast, scoring eight Eddy Henderson of Washinginn {consecutive loss since last Sep- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |(. her when Narm Cash doubled Pitching--Jack Sanford, Giants,|anq Chico Fernandez tripled for spaced six hits in 9-3 victory over|, gecond-inning run and' a 240 SECOND BASEMEN IN ACTION AT OWN STATION Above is a good action shot | baseman sliding safely into | Smith, which arrived too late of a couple of second basemen | second base. His rival, second | to prevent the stolen base, in both being very busy at their | baseman Daryl Spencer of St. own position. That's Tony Tay- | Louis Cards, has to reach over lor (8), Philadelphia second | for the throw from catcher Hal this game at Connie Mack Stadium. |waukee Braves 6-4 with his first grand-slam home run in the Na- --AP Wirephoto fal League. It was Milwaukee's sixth defeat SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' RAY RIPPLEMEYER, the big righthander who pitched. for Oshawa Merchants, back a few summers 8go, in the then all-powerful Inter-County Baseball League, operated in those days on a semi-pro policy, may be up in the National League again, before this season is out. Ray had a training period session with Milwaukee Braves back in 1958 but he didn't stay up there thar time. Ripplemeyer was with Atlanta that same year and had a fair season 11-8 win-loss and 2.93 ERA but when he got moved up to Louisville he was 3-2 before long and got shipped back to Atladta. Dick Sisler, manager of Seattle, recommended to his parent club, Cincinnati Redlegs that they claim "Rip" for Seattle and they did. Now he's burning up the Pacific Coast League, He lost his first start 7-2, lasted only four innings but he won his next three games 9-0 on four hits, 9-0 on nine scattered safeties and Seattle's home "opener" 7-1, a brilliant two-hitter, Ripplemeyer cur- rently has the best ERA (earned run average) in the entire league at 1.16. Ray is now 24, has a beautiful "slider", a sinking fast ball and best of all, excellent control. Manager Dick Sisler and a Jot of Seattle fans are a bit worried that the Cincy Redlegs may call up Ripplemeyer for National 'League action, before the season is much older. Midst all the rookies who have got off to flying starts in major league baseball action this year, almost every club in the big time has one or two youngsters on their roster this season and most of them making out real well--we also find that there is an impressive in 10 games and left the. third- place Braves just one game over .500, five games back of the lead- ing San Francisco Giants. The Giants whipped Cincinnati Red- legs 9-3, retaining their one-game edge over the second-place Pitts- burgh Pirates. The Pirates de- feated Chicago Cubs 11-6 with the 'Ted Doncaster 'Wins Via TKO In Ist Round HALIFAX. (CP)--Ted Doncas-inei, of six unearned rus. Althree innings. They picked up game between St. Louis Cardin-|four in the first against young als and Philadelphia Phillies was|Jim O'Toole |ter stopped Eddy Henderson of | Washington, D.C., at 1:07 of the {first round Tuesday night in a scheduled . 10-round light heavy-|72ined out. righthander Bob Buhl and Mil-| for the Braves' first three runs/runs in three innings and chasing| oft Don Drysdale. for an $80,000 bonus off the Ohio|three of their 13 hits and three he starred in basketball. He is batting .357 since his recall from Spokane of the Pacific Coast up 11 hits, one Ernie Banks' game against one loss. v i" Glen Hobbie (3-4) after a four-| Howard, 23, was signed in 1958 run first inning. Don Hoak had| State University campus, where runs batted in. Bob Friend gave| D.C., at :07 of the first round (ina: in a scheduled 10-round non-title Gone roan lightsheavyweight scrap. PIONEER AREA Medford on the north 'side of became a town in 1684. tional League lead. Hitting -- Frank Howard, Los|Faye Throneberry's s Reds tlat preserved lead. Frank Lary (3-2) 'won his Francisco's one-game Na-|second in a row, both over the {Nats. They scored in the third on single, a Angeles Dodgers, overhauled 4-1 double by Bob Allison and a foul Milwaukee Braves' lead with first|fly three<srun homer, but won his fifth Boston was settled in 1630 and major-league grand-slam homer|run in 29 innings against the i lin eighth inning for 6-4 victory. by Jim Lemon--their only Tigers. League, GIANTS LET LOOSE The Giants, matching their run production of the last five games, scored seven runs in the first (3-3), who had |a shutout string of 18 innings. weight non-title fight before 3,500 fans. Doncaster, from Sackville, N.B. weighed 167%, Henderson 164. Doncaster uncoiled a sharp| overhand right that sent Hender- son down for an eight-count. Ref- eree Jack MacIntosh stopped the| fight when Henderson was unable| HARD FEELINGS! Dodgers leading contender for the Cana- crown now held by Burke Emery baseball's longest and brightest lof Sherbrooke, Que. It was his| associations came to an end 16th knockout in 26 fights. He now | Tuesday when the Dodgers gave boasts a 22-3-1 record. It was Doncaster' first fight lease. {under the guidance of Chris Sha-| It ended not on the usual ban, the Moncton grocer who hearts-and-flowers theme but in piloted Yvon Durelle of Baie Ste. bitterness and counter -accusa- |Anne, N.B., to the British Em- tions. |pire and Canadian light-heavy-| E. J. (Buzzie) Bavasi, the weight titles. Dodgers' vice-president and gen- to defend himself after struggling | | F hd 11 to, his Jout, ali Doncaster is al Car ur 1 (0) Carl Furillo his unconditional re-| Drop dian light - heavyweight boxing] LOS ANGELES (AP)--One of League, where his salary would have remained intact. But, said Bavasi, the old pro rejected the offer. In a crisp prepared statement, | the youngish vice-president said {Furillo had to go to make way for younger talent. | "It was felt we should go with | younger men end give them |every possible opportunity to gain Shaban apparently has a knack eral manager, announced that the|the. experience which will make of piloting colorful fighters. 38-year-old onetime hero of Flat- He told this story about Don- bush had reached the end of the caster to reporters Tuesday: {line with the Dodgers. | "Ted's car had a flat tire while| '"Furillo has been given his un- driving to Halifax from Moncton conditional release," said Bavasi. last night. We found that the jack wouldn't work. So what did| CHARGES BETRAYAL Doncaster do? He lifted the car "I've been betrayed. They just ofi the ground with his shoulder didn't have to do it this way, until it was high enough to get|Said a bitter Furillo. them Dodgers of the future," said Bavasi. 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Ashburn and Frank Thomas of Chicago Cubs, Dick National League the ailing leg and his salary of| "I tried to get him on the dis- ini 2 f th legs, Al AB R H Pet, $30,000 or more a year, abled list but the commissioner Jared o the Puilles, Ea Batley. of te Bef d » je Burgess 56 10 22 379! Bavasi sald Furillo had been of- | (Ford Frick) wouldn't go for it. I ith an ily lerce 0! 28 H POX an kot Mi 106 26 40 377 fered a place with the Dodgers' had no alternative but to release Portocarrero 2 Baltimore. It's good for We Raime and Clemente, Pgh 120 23 43 358 Spokane club in the Pacific Coast'Mm."" nice to see the "rookies" coming up into the big time [Curry, Pha 60 8 21,350 and making good but it's also good for the morale and a | Bailey, Cincinnati 97 12 32 348 po real pleasure for the regular fans to see their favorite | Rung Plduser, Plitsbargh, - BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS veterans still able to rate with the best in the business. |y covey San Franc rg 28. - Be THE CANADIAN PRESS [Kauses City 020 000 2074 6 4 . : : ' Hits--Clemente 43. yA Rat ww | sansas LAY 3 BRIGHT BITS: Hamilton Tiger-Cubs OHA Junior Doubles--Bailey 11 National League rappas (2-3) Coes. (8) and "AD toi ie . " " b ™ W L. Pet. GBL| Courtney; Larsen, Johnson (7) A" club oificials have denied the rumor that Turk Triples -- Taylor, Philadelphia, q,, Francisco 20 9 .690 -- (Kiely (1-0) (7) and Chiti. HR: Broda, former Toronto Marlboro mentor, is to coach [Clemente and Skinner, 3. Pittsburgh 65 | Bal-Brandt (3); KCy-Herzog (4). in Hamilton next winter. . . . TORONTO LEAFS have Home runs--Aaron, Milwaukee, | \filwaukee 522 New York 000 010 104-- 6 10 1 acquired Steve Demeter on a 24-hour recall basis, from [9 Stolen bas Pinson. Gincl | Cincinnati 517 Cleveland 320 011 00x-- 7 12 Cleveland Indians. Demeter is expected to plug what the | ®(h Pases -- binson, LiCl Los Angeles 44 hp 2h Awley (3) Subwiy Toronto management feels has been a bit of a hole, at Pitching -- McCormick, San is 375 8% |ard; aay (5-1) Sigman pri 3rd base. . . . DODGERS handed Carl Furillo his un- Francisco, 50, 1.000. Philadelphia 367 9% |Nixon. HR: NY-Mantle (3). cgnditional release yesterday--a few days after the | Siikceonts -- Drysdale, Los National League Boston 000 111 030-- 6 2 3 - hich hursday. Furillo may Angeles, 68, Chicago 300 001 200-- 6 11 3|Chicago . 022 040 30x--11 14 0| id dows Sate, Whit] was la huss Ye bes may American League Pittsburgh q 413 012 00x--11 13 0 Brewer (2-3) Bowsfield (8) and take legal action agains gers y % AB R HPct. Hobbie (34 Cecarrelli (2)|H. Sullivan; Shaw (3-2) Lown (9) ed to leave his salary intact, if he played for Spokane, Rcnnels, Bos 77 10 28 .364 Drabowsky (5) Johnson (7) and |and Lollar. HR: Bos-Malzone (3) Dodger's Pacific Coast League club, he may have his |Allison, Wash 90 17 32.356 Taylor; Friend (5-1) Face (9)|Stephens (1) H. Sullivan (1). troubles making legal action pay off. STAN Rests. Soe 5 3 3 i pu Smith HE Chi-Banks (8% ol Today's Cums. i i Maris, 1 > .347| Los Angeles 5 (And Probable Pitchers) MUSIAL, although not Seeing regular action lately, Hansen, Bal 87 11 30 .345 Milwaukee 010 002 100-- 4 8 1| Baltimore (Wilhelm 1-2) at Kan- insists he's not worried about his baseball career coming |= Runs' Mantle, New York, 25. Drysdale, L. Sherry (5-3) (7)|sas City (Herbert 21) (N) to a close, in fact, he insists he feels fine. . . . CHICAGO | Runs batted in--Skowron, New and Roseboro; Buhl (2-2) Jay (9) |New York (Terry 1-1) at Cleve- CUBS gave Don Cardwell a $2,000 boost in his contract |York, 23. and Lau. HR: LA-Howard (1) L.|land (Hawkins 3-2) (N) salary yesterday. They had to have him sign a new con- Hits -- Power, Cleveland, and Sherry (1); Mil-Aaron (9) Mat-| Boston (Monbouquette 3-2) at Chi- A "by Aap hibited t avment |Lumpe, Kansas City, 34. hews (7). |cago (Pierce 3-1) (N) tract, since a "bonus" is prohibited as extra pay' Doubles--Lollar, Chicago, and San Fran 421 000 200-- 9 14 0|Washington (Pascual 3-3) at De- in baseball, if given for some specific performance. , | Allison 10. Cincinnati 000 200 010-- 3 6 O|troit (Bunning 0-2) SUGAR RAY Robinson didn't show up in Baltimore Triples--Fox, Chicago, 4. Smiod (11) J Senm !) dt; International League Monday night for his scheduled tune-up bout with Home runs--Lemon, Washing- O ope Sach TR h on W L Pet. GBL Pedro Gonzales. Now the Maryland State A.C. will ton 8. a "joan lu) Santiez Lo) NuXa Buffalo 708 - -- . S Ses -- . and Bailey. HR: SF-Kirkland (6) " " tolen bases Aparicio, Chi: A 5 9) Iporonto have Sugar Ray up on the carpet, to explain why cago. 6. Mays' (3) Cepeda (5); Cin-Bailey | pro ana PETERBOROUGH Men's Softball Association plans a Pitching--Brown and Portocar-1(2): You} Pilato | Columbus big tournament, for intermediate and/or senior teams, rero, Baltimore, Hall, Kansas St. Louis at Philadelphia ppd, | porhester starting Friday night, July 1st and concluding on the City, and Coates, New York, 3.0, Ta Richmond Saturday. First eight entries will be accepted, the list 1.000 Miami closing on June 15. . ' . Gene Mauch Fined Queen's Plate Entries ' Are In Action Today For Sunday S Scrap TORONTO (CP)--Four candi- dates for next month's running PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- War-|of the Queen's Plate are among| ren Giles, president of the Na-|the nine starters in today's Rock- tional League, fined manager glen Purse at Old Woodbine | Gene Mauch of Philadelphia Phil-| They are Sleepy Dutchman, | lies $100 Tuesday night for his{ Juintatn, Son O'Taurus and Gala) part in Sunday's fist - swinging' age. : r A A Sleepy - Dutchman, owned by free-for-all with Cin Reds. |,' J. Boylen of Toronto, is re-| Mauch charged out of the dug-|garded as one of the best pros-| out in the eighth inning of the pects for the 101st annual run first game of the doubleheader ning of the Canadian racing clas- Sunday after Reds' reliever Raul [gic June 11. Sanchez hit pitcher Gene Conley| Handshake won the Jamestown who was batting, the third batter Purse Tuesday defeating Cri de Sanchez hit in the inning. Other Guerre by flor lengths while playels joined in, | Moony finisk&¥ third. i CAN IT BE SAID BOXING IS DEAD BOSTON (AP) Boston heayyweight John Twohads climbed into the ropes at the Boston Arena Monday night to meet New Yorker Nat Dixon ir a preliminary box- ing match, Twohads pranced around the ring and slipped off his robe He had left his trunks in the dressing room He beat a hasty retreat but returned in time to win a technical knockout over Dixon at 2:58 of the fourth round. |Sa |at Milwaukee (Willey 2-2) (N) |St. Louis (Kline 1-2) at Pitts- burgh (Law 5-1) (N) {Los Angeles (Williams 10) at Cincinnati (Hook 3-3) (N) Chicago (Ellsworth 2-0) at Phila- delphia (Roberts 1-3) (N) American League Pct. 'GBL Chicago 600 Cleveland Baltimore New York Boston Detroit 583 % SM NK 545 1% A476 3 455 3% Kansas City 385 5% Washington 357 5% American League Wash 001 000 000-- 1.7 0 | Detroit 110 010 00x-- 3 8 1 Ramos (0-5) and Battey; Lary (3-2) and Berberet, Baltimore 001 000 100-- 2 5 2 International League Columbus ~~ 000 002 000-- 2 7 0 Havana 000 120 00x-- 3 5 0 Francis and Tornay; Miller, CANADA'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF OUTBOARD MOTORS Arroyo (8) and Azcue. Montreal « 000 000 000--0 3 0 Toronto 100 001 00x-- 2 6 0 Birrer (2-3) and Teed; Negray (40) and Thompson. HR: Tor- Dillard (1). Richmond 001 000 000-- 1 3 1 Miami 000 000 002-- 2 5 1 Freeman and Shantz; Moford, 20 RAY STREET HANNAN MARINE SALES PHONE RA 8-8853 Byrd (9) and McCardell. Rochester 010 000 001-- 2 8 0 Buffalo 004 150 01x--1] 17 3 | Rube, Thiem (3) Hurd (5) and |Caniiizzaro; Green and Lonnett. 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