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; 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, October 2, 1961 THIS IS "ONE Pittsburgh Pirates won the National League pennant and the World Series last year and, of course, failed to re- peat this term, however, CHAMPIONSHIP PIRATES KEPT they did keep one champion- ship title in the Pirate treas. urer chest. Roberto Clemente (left) wound up yesterday with the 1961 National Lea- gue batting champion's crown. He is shown here posing in the dressing room with team- mate Dick Groat, who held the title last season. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Birmingham 2 Bolton 1 Blackburn 1 Sheffield U 2 Blackpool 4 Chelsea 0 Cardiff 2 Nottingham 2 Everton 4 Arsenal 1 Fulham 3 Burnley § Man United 0 Wolverhampton 2 Sheffield W 1 Ipswich 4 Tottenham 1 Aston Villa 0 West Brom 2 Man City 2 West Ham 4 Leicester 1 Division II F Brighton 1 Sunderland 1 Bury 2 Rotherham 1 Charlton 0 Liverpool 4 Derby 1 Huddersfield 0 Leeds 1 Preston 2 Dundee 4 Hibernian 0 Falkirk 3 Celtic 1 Hearts 4 Airdrieonians 1 Kilmarnock 2 St. Johnstone 0 Motherwell 1 Dunfermline 1 Raith 4 St. Mirren 0 Rangers 4 Stirling 1 Thd Lanark 1 Dundee 3 Division II Albion 2 Stranraer 2 Alloa 7 Queens Pk § Berwick 3 East Fife 1 Clyde 4 Stenhousemuir 1 Dumbarton 2 Brechin 5 Forfar 1 Ayr U 1 Montrose 1 E Sterling 2 Morton 1 Arbroath 1 Queen of S 0 Hamilton 1 IRISH LEAGUE City Cup Ballymena 0 Portadown 1 Middlesbrough 1 Southampton 1/Bangor 4 Coleraine 7 Newcastle 4 Luton 1 Norwich 2 Bristol R 2 Wasall 0 Swansea 0 Division ITI Barnsley 3 Watford 0 Crystal P 2 Southend 2 Halifax 1 Northampton 3 Cliftonville 1 Ards 7 Derry City 2 Glentoran 2 Distillery 2 Crusaders 0 Glenavon 3 Linfield 4 AMATEUR INTL (At Coleraine) Northern Ireland 0 England 3 Chatham Peewees Capture OBA Title CHATHAM (CP) -- Chatham Kinsmen Peewees captured their fifth consecutive Ontario Baseball Association Major A title, defeating Peterborough 2-1 Saturday to take the best-of- three final 2.0. 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In Guelph, quarterback Glen St. John paced Carleton, throw- ing touchdown strikes to Tim McQuaig and Russ Buckland. Don McGregor converted both and kicked a field goal, Grant Elliot got Guelph's touchdown. In Kingston, McMaster counted touchdowns by Terry Haynes, Marvin Robertson, Dino Galgani, Bryce Leggett and Ricky Locke. Allan Irwin con- verted two. McM a s t e r scored a safety touch. Lone scorer for RMC was Dave Allison. SOCCER SCORES save labor, By THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY Eastern Professional League Montreal Cantalia 1 Toronto Italia 1 (First game of best-of-three final) SUNDAY National League Olympia Harmonie 2 Toronto Roma 1 (First game of round-robin' playoffs) PERRY'S FIRST Perry Como, long a star on television, cut his first million-| gelling record--*Till the End of Time '=in 1945 FINANCING DIAL 725-4704 plans for a new home. 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Denis Law, released by his Turin Club in Italy for the game, was the match winner, but the architect of victory was the elusive Tottenham inside forward, John White. He engin- cered the plays that brought the three goals, laying one on for Ian St. John, now of Liver- pool, and the other two scored by Law. KEPT TOGETHER The Scots showed all-round superiority over the Czech team, and proved worthy win- ners. Scotland and Czechoslo- vakia can now be tied at the top of their group in the world cup. The Czechs have two games to play against Eire, and if they win both they will have to meet Scotland in a playoff on a neutral ground. If Eire should draw even one of the two games, then Scotland will be through to the final world cup series to be played in Chile next year. Meanwhile, the Scottish selec- ters and team manager Ian Me- Coll are keeping this team to- gether. The same 11 have been chosen to meet Ireland in a home international at Belfast on October 7. It is just possi- ble, however, that Turin may not release Law for this game, as Turin are due to meet their great rivals, Juventus, less than 24 hours after the Belfast game, and may not be willing to allow Law to play for Scot- land. GREAVES IN TROUBLE Jimmy Greaves, former Chel sea goal-snatcher, now playing his football in Italy, is again in trouble with his new club, Milan. He has been fined $850 and suspended from receiving any bonuses, for what the club manager terms *"indiscipline" He charges that Greaves left the hotel in which the team was staying and did not return all night, and that he failed to turn up for training sessions, claim. 'ing he was busy helping his wife in their new Milan flat. Milan are now having second thoughts about their wisdom in buying Greaves from Chelsea for $285,000. Signor Rocco Pas- salacqua admitted to corre- spondents that Greaves is just not the kind of field general the club wants, and that it would have been much better if Milan could have got Johnny Haynes of Fulham. Although he is a problem boy, Greaves has Scotland's New Look May Be Right Answer to transfer Greaves to some other club and replace him with the kind of forward tl want, with the name of Phil Woosnam of West Ham mentioned as a possible replacement. Totten- ham has been mentioned as be- ing interested in Greaves, but Milan would probably want much more for him than any Eagtish club would be willing to pay especially in view of his highly temperamental perform- ance in his relations with Milan. Chatham Midgets 'Win 10-9 In Final KINGSTON (CP) -- Chatham Moose Midgets won the Ontario Baseball Association Midget '(championship Saturday, nosing out Kingston 10-9. The victory gave Chatham the best - of- five final 2-0. Kingston outhit the visitors -12. 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