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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 10, 1965- JOHNNY KEANE St. Louis Pilot Is NL Manager Of Year By SHELDON SAKOWITZ NE WYORK (AP) -- Johnny Keane, who piloted St. Louis Cardinals to a surprising sec- ond-place finish, was named this week as National League Mana. ger of The Year for 1963. The 51 + year - old Redbirds' skipper was am overwhelming choice in the annual Associated Press poll of sports writers an sportscaster. Of the 71. ballots east, Keane received 53 votes. Walter Alston, manager of the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers, was second with 15 votes. Bobby Bragan, whose Milwaukee Braves finished sixth, got the remaining three votes. Gene Mauch of Philadel- phia Phils, who was Manager of The Year in 1962, failed to get a vote this year. The balloting w.; based on the teams' performances during} games ahead of third-place San/@ League Francisco. They wound up with the regular National season. NOT RATED THREAT Cards, who weren't rated as a pennant threat in the presea-|place finisher with an 84-78 won-! manager trough the chain. son evaluation, stayed in con- tention for first place most of the year. They began to fade in late August and were in third place, seven games be- hind Dodgers on Aug. 30. St. Louis then launched a stirring stretch drive, winning 19 of 20, including a 10-game victory streak. Cards passed the second-place Giants and moved to within one game of the league-leading Dodgers on Sept. 15. : In a vital three game series at home against Los Angeles, St. Louis ran out of gas. The fired - up Dodgers swept the three-game set, captured the flag and kept right on going to |sweep New York Yankees in the World Series. Cardinals finished six games behind Los Angeles and five 93 victories and 69 defeats. SIXTH IN 1962 In 1962, St. Louis was a sixth- lost record, 174 games off the pace, Despite the lack of a 20-game winner, Keane moldéd a steady pitching staff that was led by Emie Broglio and Bob Gibson, both of whom won 18 games. The hitting was solid with Dick Groat, Bill White, Ken Boyer and Curt Flood providing most of the punch. tan Musial, in his last year, supplied some key hits down the stretch and young Tim McCar- ver proved a capable catcher in his sophomore season. But it was Keane who made ithe team mesh in his second full season at the helm. The vet- eran minor league manager had lbeen a Cardinal coach when he 'replaced Solly Hemus as. pilot on July 6, 1961. St. Louis was in sixth ."acr when Keane was lappointed manager and the club nded the season fifth. Keene, who never made the majors as a player, was an in- fielder in the Cards' farm sys- Sandy Koufax | Sets Sights On All-Time Mark By MIKE RATHET NEW makes 'A new sports car--and a driv- ing ambition. Sandy honored as the hero of the World Series, Land presented with a new sports car, He tion is to win more games than anyone He has a long way to go-- and even the slender southpaw of the Los Angeles' Dodgers ad- mits . tunate at--the Cy Young from 1890-1911 and the current tended Spahn Still going strong with 350. | At 27, at the same stage in their car- eers, bu Spahn had won only 28 games|fore, by the Koufax this yea Young, however, seems out of|team had won. The players were reach. He had 120 victories at\carried off the field by joyful to do that." Koufax has two marks to aim .D COUNTRY SOCCER I YORK (AP) Sandy run? -- What By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times LONDON -- For the first time in the 16 years in which the two jleagues have met, the League of Ireland won a glorious victory over the English League in a torrid, inter-league game play- ed in Dublin. It was a biuer pill for.the English side, which in- ciuded eight full international players, to swallow,. but the i ie: jdash and spirit of the Irishmen, roa seiagge Ae nian all part-time football players, put the Englishmen completely off their game, and the win was well deserved. Of the previous games, two had been drawn, and all the rest were won comfortably by the t is well ahead of Spahn.| English League. It was there- not surprising that the time he was 27 while|crowd of 30,000 in Dublin, went has 93 victories after|delirious with joy when the final r's 25-5 record. whistle signalled that the Irish is Mr. Koufax who was at a luncheon Tuesday admitted that his ambi- else in baseball, . "I'd have to be for- mark being ex- by 42-year-old Warren of Milwaukee Braves, Koufax is behind Young) trish League Squad Upsets English Team gow Rangers and Denis Law of Manchester United. The full 18 are as follows, with the team to be selected from them: Goalkeepers: Yashin (Russia) and Soskic (Yugoslavia). Backs: N. Santos, D. Santos (Brazil), . Eyzaguirr (Chile), and Schnellinger (West Ger- many). Half-backs: Pluskal (Czechoslovakia), Maldini (Italy), Masopust (Czechoslo- vakia) and Baxter (Scotland). Forwards: Garrincha (Brazil), Eusebio*" (Portugal); Rivera (Italy), Kopa (France), Di. Ste- fano (Spain), Pele (Brazil), Law (Scotland) and Gento (Spain). INTERNATIONAL TEAMS England and Wales have both chosen players of great experi- ence and skill for their full in- ternational at Cardiff. John Charles, after his sojourn, comes back into the Welsh team. For England, Bobby Moore takes over at left half, while Paine, Southampton out- side right,-is given a place. ry them because Denis Law and Wilson, their left wing, are in- jured, and the other, because Baxter of Rangers, out-of-form at the moment, has been' drop- ped. Only three of the team play for Segttish club, the. other eight being \Anglo-Scots now playing in England. The team to meet Ireland is: Brown (Tottenham); Hamil- ton (Dundee) and Provan (Ran- gers); Crerand (Manchester United), Ure (Arsenal) and Mackay (Tottenham); Hender- son (Rangers), White (Totten- ham), St. John (Liverpool), Gib- son (Leicester) and Mulhall (Sunderland). SPURS ON TOP Tottenham Hotspurs, with eight wins in 10 games, have reached the top of the English first division, and are clear leaders, They got there by a 6-1 win over Birmingham, in which Greaves scored three goals. Manchester United and West Bromwich, who drew with Chel- age 27 and finished with an/supporters and carried shoulder-| over-all 511-313 won-lost record|high to the dressing-room tun- tem. He worked his way up as when he was 44, If Koufax were nel. jto pitch until he was 44--17 WORLD TEAM more he would have to Three Dodger Scouts > Receive Top Marks For Their Reports * By JOE REICHLER «NEW YORK (AP) -- Los An- geles Dodgers' stunning four-| me World Series sweep over w York Yankees was the re- salt of a perfect book--actually 19 pages of loose leaf paper-- compiled by three top scouts. {Carr;ing out the instructions and recommendations im the se- t report, Dodger pitchers ndy Koufax, Johnny Podres id Don Drysdale were able to it the American League's bughest hitting team to four ins and 22 hits, only five for xtra bases. 'The weapon was provided by the information put together by director of scouts Al Campanis ahd two of his aides, Lefty Phil- lips and Ted McGrew. *The reports contained infor-| mation on the strengths and weaknesses of every Yankee in the hitting, fielding and pitch- ing departments. In addition to routine information, the Dodger pitchers learned which batters would lay off certain pitches, which they preferred, which which pitchers could be waited out and which could not. Here's how some of the know- ledge was used: 1. Drysdale picked off Tony Kubek at first base in the third inning of the third game, won by the Dodgers 1-0. The scouts had detected a give-away move by Kubek, which indicated the hit-and-run play was-on. 2. Jim Gilliam did not stop at second when Clete Boyer's throw got by first baseman Joe Pepitone, racing to third and eventually scoring the winning run in the seveth iig of the fourth game, The scouts had kown that Pepitone had a weak arm. 3. Shortstop Maury Wills was| able to grab John Blanchard' s| grounder, to the right of second base, in the fifth imning of the! third game. The noted that when they saw Blan- chard he never hit to the left 0: second base. scouts had| | 4, Clete Boyer of te Yankees was able to get only one hit in 13 at-bats, while striking out six. times. The scouts had rec- average 25 victories a year. It's not inconceivable, but it's not going to be easy. "But anyway I'd like to win rod many as I can,' said Kou- ax. TALKS ABOUT SERIES to meet England at Wembley in| Moore an FA centenary soccer match,| (Southampton), who have been nominated, They|(Arsenal) and Charlton (Man- come from Il tries, Scots, Jimmy Baxter of. Glas-\s Williams, Captain (South-| The two teams are: England--/sea and Wolves respectively, Banks (Leicester); Armfield, captain (Blackpool), and Wilson |\(Huddersfield); Milne (Liver- The "Rest of the World" team) pool), Norman (Tottenham) and (West Ham) ; Paine Greaves and (Tottenham), Eastham point behind Spurs, but they have played one more game. Gillingham are still unbeaten and lead the fourth division, after a fine 3-0 away from home win over Lincoln, Bournemouth and Oldham are tied as second division leaders, with Coventry City one point be- hind. In the second division, i! be chosen from 18 players|Smith different coun-/chester United). two of them are) wales: Hollins and (Newcastle); Koufax quickly steered the the Dodgers as a whole. four days," he said of the sweep of the Yankees. '"'We had fought and scratched to win the pen-| cial. "I can't help but feel we were talk away from himself and to beaten us in the fourth game I\Bromwich); Hennessey (Birm- . 4 think they might have taken|ingham), England (Blackburn) We did everything right for|four in a row." fortunate. If the Yankees had!Koufax can't win 'em all." | Swindon are still on top, two points ahead of Sunderland, with Leeds United and Preston tied in third place. jampton) and G. 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