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iol the [ C Pittsburgh Pirates dressing room and manager Danny Mur- taugh grimaces in delight as Bucs fter Waiting 33 Years. By ED CORRIGAN Associated Press Staff Writer A dream 33 years in the mak- ing came true for Pittsburgh Pi- rates Sunday. They are the champions of the Nationa | League It was in 1927 that the Pirates last won the National League flag. They met New York Yan- kees in the world series and were humiliated in four straight Danny Murtaugh, the manager who led Pittsburgh to the title, was a boy of nine then Now, more than a quarter of a century later, the Pirates will try to even the old score, for they'll meet the Yanks again The Pirates won the pennant Sunday in unglamourous fashion, bowing to Milwaukee Braves, 42, when Eddie Mathews blasted a home run in the bottom of the 10th inning. But it was the humble Chicago Cubs, and pitcher Glen Hobbie in particular, who came to the res- cue of the Buccos. Hobbie, beaten by St. Louis only last Friday, came back to hold the Cards to six hits to enable the Cubs to win, 50. That mathematically elimi Jack Cooke Gives Leafs | Waiting Pay TORONTO (CP) -- Jack Kent Cooke gave his Toronto Maple Leafs a salary raise Sunday to keep the International Baseball League champions in a bouyant| mood for the little world series playoffs, Meeting before a workout, the players asked for more than the $15 a day baseball regulation ?|allow them while waiting for a American Baseball Association champion, Cooke agreed $15 was not enough and told the cheering team they would be paid on a # daily basis in relation to their i | International Lea gue schedule salaries, Leafs have been idle since Thursday when they won the PF championship. It may be Wed- nisday before Denver Bears and Louisville Colonels complete their best-of-seven final to see who will meet the Toronto team, | Under Cooke's new terms, some players will receive as much as $45 a day more than the idleday expense allowance of $15. Once the little world series| start, the arrangement will ter-| minate and players will receive share of the gross gate of the first four games--players on the winning team sharing 36 per cent and the losing players sharing 24 per cent, | | World Series for the Pirates. That's Mickey Vernon on the right, doing the pouring for Murtaugh, lost an extra-inning game fo the Braves but had also learn- ed that Cubs had defeated St. Louis Cards -- which meant a | pennant and a berth in the his pl ay ers shower him with "the bubbly" and beer. This was the scene in the Pirates dressing room at Milwaukee County Stadium after they had --AP Wirephoto | Finally Make It The National Association of| Baseball Leagues, ruling body of the minors, gets) in fact,(Reds, Willie Kirkland drove injof no worse than a tie when the 15 per cent, Each club gets 12% ¥ ickey in Whitby this year. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 26, 1960 1Y |eastern sections, wiping out the | |division between Senior A and] Whitby Has Team 2 72 7 2 Hamilton Oust lessue wit begin its schedule Markham Kces But Need Sponsor: TORONTO (CP)--Plans for an|tained a franchise in the Eastern) At Sunday's eastern loop meet-| HAMILTON (CP) -- Hamilton eastern loop in the Senior SutarioPrtorsioml Hockey League. ing, it was agreed a team could defeated Markham Aces 62 Sat- Hockey Association were stalled DNESDAY {sign no more than eight men who|yrday t to take tof Sunday when Whitby representa-| Goman said he would tell OHA played Senior A hockey last year, yi Livin 1 Jost tive Sandy Air told a meeting of (officials by Wednesday whether!A team with more than eight sen-| tarlo Amateur senior club officials he has no|Kitchener-Waterloo would enter a jor A players would place the ex-| Association Senior B semi-final in sponsor for his team. team in the eastern loop. A meel- tras on waivers, to be picked up two straight, "Pwo of the more likely pros-| 8 of all prospective senior by the other teams. If they were| Hamilton will meet the winner pects should let us know in a teams was set for Friday, inot signed by other clubs, theirior the Sault Ste. Marie-Sudbury » Wa' At a meeting in Woodstock playing cards would be held up couple of days," he said, "We've 4 z semi - final for the all-Ontario got a team ready to go." He said Aug. 30, senior hockey in Ontario until negotiations were made W ; he would know by Wed was divided into western and with teams outside the OHA, w vhether there will be senior Teams from Galt, Welland, Oakville, Belleville and Kitchener were also represented at the meeting. Tom Brooks of Welland said if there were not at least five teams in the proposed league, including Welland, his club would not enter. All repre- sentatives agreed five teams should be the minimum, Ernie Goman of Kitchener, an observer at the meeting, said he had the nucleus of a senior hockey team in the Kitchener- Waterloo area. Last August Kitchener dropped out of OHA senior competition when it ob- POST TIME Special Bus Service . 4 Leaving Oshawa Termine! eof 12:00 noon returning efter lost race. Fare, Including odmission to track, $2.45, General Admission $1 (incl, tax), Clubhouse $2.50 (incl, tox). Free Parking. Infor. mation and Reserved Seats - OX 8.3131 For a better way 1o start your car, get an Exide battery OLD WOODBINE Nine-Straight Puts Yanks In By ED CORRIGAN Associated Press Staff Writer Just 11 days ago, New York Yankees were clinging to the American League lead by one thin percentage point and it was a leaky ship Casey Stengel was pidoting The Yanks had just lost two straight to their country cousins, the Kansas City As. A drastic patching job was needed with a four-game set coming up with the second-place Baltimore Orioles Stengel did the job, the leaks were plugged, the ship got on an even keel, The Orioles tumbled to four straight defeats and to- day the Yanks are the champions of the American League for the 10th time in the past 12 years Since that day more than a week ago, the Yanks haven't lost.| They've won nine in a row, In eluding the clincher, a 4-3 decis- jon over the Boston Red Sox Sun day. To Cleveland Indians goes a large assist, The Tribe blanked Chicago, 4-0, eliminating the White Sox YANKS' 25TH The pennant is the Yanks' 25th in 40 years, a record that prob ably never will be equalled. The Glants are next with 17 pennants. In the American League the No. 2 club in pennant production was the old Philadelphia As with nine, all under Connie Mack Ralph Terry--with a one-batter Ted Williams Closes BOSTON (AP)--Ted Williams ends his career as one of base- ball's most colorful sluggers Sunday but the Boston: Red Sox will continue to utilize his bat- ting skill Sox owner Tom Yawkey made Williams's retirement official Sunday. Yawkey said the 42 - year - old Williams will serve as a batting instructor at the pre season camp at Scottsdale, Ariz., next spring, Williams then would re- main in the organization and "assume duties in keeping with his great talent," the owner added, He did not elaborate. The statement killed specula- tion that Williams might change his mind about ending his play ing days. Number nine has said he was ending his stormy, oft interrupted career before and come back SAID IT THEN When he hit his 500th homer at Cleveland in June Williams said it was his last year, He has repeated the decision frequently since then but it took Yawkey more like a father than a bess to his star, to seal the verdict With 520 home runs, Williams is third in the all-time derby only 14 behind Jimmy Foxx Wouldn't that be incentive ONTARIO MOTOR SALES. Lol _- fot Pic. ow | BUY NOW D; C AND SAVE THESE CARS MUST... G0-GO-GO! SETHE 2 ards, and, A into third place be-|four runs, three with a homer second-place St. Louis Cardinals per cent, hind Milwaukee {and a double fn ap sighi-run jee. Jost fo Cluieago Ciba, 54 | lond inning, in the Giants victory n other Saturday games, Jim ' OTHER GAMES lover the a Maloney pitched a four-hitter and YESTERDAY S In other National League ac-| Op Saturday the Pirates, al- fanned 11 as Philadelphia tion, Philadelphia Phillies though beaten by Milwaukee and blanked Cincinnati 50 San Fran. STARS downed Cincinnati Reds, 7-1, and | Lew Burdette 4-2, were assured|cisco and Los Angeles were idle. | San Francisco Giants toppled Los ---- - Angeles Dodgers, 13-9, ® By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The series will open on Oct. § Batting: Roger Maris, Yan. in Pittsburgh, ' The first two 11' 3 a { ) eS) kees--Knocked in two runs to games will be played at Forbes run his season total to 107 as the Field. Then there will be an off Yankees clinched the American | day, and the teams will play the League pennant with a 4-3 de- next three games in New York |cision over Boston Red Sox, on Oct. 89-10, If it isn't over by | Pitching: Glen Hobbie, Cubs-- | then, it's back to Pittsburgh for Enabled Pittsburgh Pirates to the final two games after an- win National League pennant by other day off on Oct. 12-13 shutting out St. Louis Cardinals, Back in 1927, the Pirates faced PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pitts-| "After all the Pirates had won 5.0, although he had been beaten the great Yankee murderers' burgh Pirate fans waited a longisix consecutive games before| hy the same club only two days row, led by Babe Ruth and Lou|time to celebrate a National they went to Milwaukee," said earlier. | Gehrig, in the series. Yet, it was League pennant winner, but they one fan. "Who cares about beat- the Yankee pitching that won it.|di it in style when they got|/ing Milwaukee? We've got the| The Pirates managed to score their chance pennant -- now we'll beat the| only 10 runs in the four games.| safety director Louis Rosen. Yankees. In fact, only two homers were hit por octimated 350,000 turned out! ARRIVE HOUR LATE in the series, both by Ruth, |for a ammolh felsonte home| The Pirates were an hour late (INE § party Sunday night. The victory arriving from Milwaukee because] MADE NIVE ms Koppe and celebration continued until early of their clubhouse celebration, Tony Gonzales spearheaded Phil-|today. building The fans didn't seem to mind adeiphia's nine-hit attack on the| Every major office building that it was 11 p.m. when the ---- was aglow, Traffic became 80 pennant winners arrived in down- {hopelessly jammed police shut|town Pittsburgh from the airport. off streets for blocks in the area) The players transferred from| around Gateway Plaza where a huses to convertibles, one for| reviewing stand was set up, each player and his wife. | The celebration began just a| It was past midnight before the| few hours after the Bucs had parade broke up--and long after| clinched their first pennant since|that before some celebrants went | 1927 -- because St. Louis was home. | eliminated by Chicago, The fact| Despite the crowd--police said| the Pirates lost their third in a jt was the largest ever in Pitts.| (assist from Luis Arroyo--pitched row to Milwaukee Sunday didn't pyrgh--there was little disorder. | the Yanks to their deciding vic bother the jubilant fans, | John Galbreath, millionaire] tory. Two months ago, Terry was - SAE president of the Pirates who has strictly excess baggage on the . ' [travelled with the team for more] New York pitching staff. At one Pittshur S than a week, looked like a heavy-| point, he had the dubious distinc- g weight champ as he stood up in| tion ot piteiing 11 batters, 10 R {his car waving to the crowd. of whom hit safely. t Si "This has to be the greatest He was untouchable from the ecen ump lene of my life," 2 Gal-| fourth until the ninth Vita he |breath, a real estate operator in| yielded three singles and one B th S * |Columbus, Ohio, | run, With the tying run on third, 0 ers ome Arroyo came fo the rescue and MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The w forced Pete Runnels, the league's pittsburgh Pirates , newly BASEBALL battiug-leader, to foul out . crowned National League cham. Roger Maris rove in {WoO pjons, were the cause of some Yank runs and it was Terry him- es today to fellow league] LEADERS self--an .068 hitter---who doubled members as they prepared for home what proved to be the de- the long wait before meeting the|By THE ASSGTIATED PRESS | ciding run American League champions in American League | . the 1960 world series starting in AB R HPet,| WITH. FOUR HITS Pittsburgh Oct. 5 520 80 165 .817| Bobby Locke took care of the «js the pirates don't play any|Smith, Chicago 536 80 169 .315 Runnels, Boston White Sox for the Indians. He let peter in the world series than|Kuenn, Cle 474 65 146 .308 the pale hose down with just four hay did against us," observed a Skowron, NY 524 61 161 .307 hits, and worse yet dropped yiqp1y placed Milwaukee Braves' Minoso, Chicago 573 82 173 .302 them into third place behind the ,sricial. "1 am afraid the Yank-| Runs--Mantle, New York, 1z7.! white, NOW ONLY ... 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