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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, January 25, 1962 7] SPORT OUTDOORS -- By Jack Sords' Walter Hagen | ThinksGreen Milt Pappas Is ONE Good In Golf| Likely Holdout | DOLLAR | NEW YORK (AP) -- Walter |Hagen is not one of those golf NEW YORK (CP)--Los Ange-) throw fast balls but not to sign | S A L F les Dodgers and Detroit Tigers|a contract with the Orioles. joldtimers who laments that the jgame has lost its color. What nicer color is there, asks Ha- gen, than green--as in green-|signed players to 1962 baseball] 'Certainly not the one they| geod ' cc tracts Tuesday but Balti-/served up to me," said the 22- | People are always asking me|moxve Orioles received notice & a \if I don't think the modern pro-|that they may have a tough ote gene -- PE veg Pisin fessioals are too stereotyped|time coming to terms with} ; y i and businesslike and don't have|pitching ace Milt Pappas. jyear. ge Hl have to do better The Dodgers announced they|4 it Ppa, perce Sey oe B t have signed first-string catcher Rattus 5 mer champion said Tuesday. {John Roseboro who, it is esti-| Sidelined in May with a sore "I tell them maybe so, but|mated, will receive a salary of}@'m that kept him off the 74 look at the purses they're play-|$20,000, an increase of about | mound for more than a month, ling for. If I'd been shooting for|$4,000. Roseboro last year im-|the six-foot - three pitcher was |$25,000 and $50,000 purses as|proved his batting average to|12-6 in the second half of the | ONE DOLLAR SALE OF INTEREST TO SPORTSMEN UNN EASON lOTAL OF THE BOWs the fun we had in the old days," ithe graying, bespectacled for- CONTINUES Ad Fast... Ac Now... For Outstanding Values! MEN'S they do these days, I'm not|.251 from .213 and drove in 5¢,se2son, finishing with a 13-9) |sure I wouldn't have been a bit|runs. He also led the Dodgers in won-lost record, a 3.03 earned | © |less playful myself." |home runs with 18. a ew, clare 2 | Hagen was in New York to| Second baseman Jake Wood|,"" 5 ee laccept the Gold Tee award at|and outfielder Charlie Maxwell ie -- games and er lTuesday night's annual dinner|signed with the Tigers. In 1961,|S2U'0U'S. |of the Metropolitan Golf Writ-|/his rookie season, Wood batted | fers Association. He was hon-|.258 and led the American jored for his contributions to the|League with 14 triples although |game. he struck out 141 times for a Hagen, 69, who won 11 na-|Mmajor league record. Maxwell, itional titles, has been out of|used primarily as a pinch-hit-|day to represent Canada at the| competitive golf for almost 30/ter, batted .229 in 79 games --_|North American finn sailing) years and no longer swings a| At Rochester, N.Y. Pappas;championships in Nassau, the) Iclub. said his right arm is ready to|Bahamas, March 15-17. | | | | "I couldn't stand the thought | | of shooting an 80, so I quit,") PICK CANADA'S CHOICES MONTREAL (CP)--Ian Bruce) of Ottawa and Bruce Kirby of Dorval, Que., were named Tues- 46 states J Mauceo RENO Le LS Fr SS henoeh JATED WITH HUNTING IM AS YEAR,..© a xow resus soocara me, AND TOM McCARTHY EPHL Scoring Sensation «2: Couldn't Stick In NHL = zmensen warn. 2 | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | KINGSTON (CP) -- Why are;quired McCarthy in the deal] World figure - skating pairs) DISCOUNT USED CARS some fellows minor - league|which sent Leo Labine and Vic|champions Barbara Wagner, 19,\| 4s Cl liabl whizzes but big-league busts? |Stasiuk to Detroit for Murray|and Bob Paul, 20, of Toronto, | 55 CHEV. joebar ig 495 | Tom McCarthy, the scoring) Oliver and Gary Aldcorn. |won the Canadian pairs title for} s HARDTOP $ phenomenon of the Eastern Pro-| He finished last season with|the third successive year at the| 53 OLDS. (No Rust) ... Sree 295 fessional League, doesn't know.) Bruins and had four goals and|Canadian figure skating cham- '54 FORD CUSTOMLINE, radio, $ 4 Rage eo hi Fronten-| five assists in 25 games but was|Pionships in Ottawa four years very clean cor ......s.eeeeee 2 5 acs winger has always been a/not invited to training campjago today. Wagner and his} #@ DELUXE, clean, $ prolific scorer in minor profes-|this year. pretty blonde partner edged} 53 PONTIA gelieble car ...cccoccce. 145 | | Po "Selling or Buying . . . STEW is worth trying" ANY MAKE--ANY MODEL--NEW OR USED sional hockey but he's been un-) jout Otto Jellinak and his sister|} 4 A good one. able to stick in the National) ENDS SECOND ; \Maria of Oakville, Ont 52 CHEV. Fabopeal . $125 League. In the 59-60 season, McCarthy | AND MANY MORE __ ' i : of |finished second to Tessier in| McCarthy is the talk of iic|the EPHL scoring with 46 goals) RODGERS LEADS PROS EPHL th days, ecially ' | scoring heroice during| 2nd 62 assists. DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP)--Phil| after his scoring heroics during|# , the last week. The 191 - pound| Last year he had 30 goals and|Rodgers picked up $2,200 during the Bing Crosby Open to retain winger has scored 12 goals in|24 assists in 45 games with Sud- ng C I the last four games and his} bury. a decisive lead in the list of; surge has pushed Kingston past| This season McCarthy was)professional golf's top money-| Kitchener - Waterico Beavers| signed to a four - way contract| winners. Figures released Tues-| into first place. by Kingston manager - coach|day by the Professional Golfers} McCarthy now has scored 39/Wren Blair Association show Rodgers has} goals in 40 games and stands a} During his recent scoring|won $9,700 in the three tourna-| good chance of breaking team-|spluge, McCarthy has caught/ments of this season. Tommy) mate Orv Tessier's professional|the fancy of Kingston's rabid|Jacobs is second with $5,960, fol- seascn scoring record. |hockey fans. They now wave|lowed by Doug Ford, $5,300, Joe Tessier scored 59 goals in the|/banners when he scores which|Campbell, $4,746, anf Bob 1959-60 season for Kingston andj read "Our Big M does it again."|Goalby, $4,525. last year Lou Jankowski of Cal-| = gary Stampeders of the West-| ern League threatened the mark No down payment to responsible Adults! CASH FOR YOUR CAR, LIENS PAID OFF! GAS--Save .9¢ BATTERIES, 6v, 12v 4 95 4c Per Gal. Guaranteed. EACH " DISCOUNT PRICES ON REPAIRS... CLASS "A" MECHANIC"! STEWART MOTOR SALES 822 KING ST. W.--Call 725-1667 Anytime Buy One at Regular Price and Get Another For Only 1.00 TWO SUITS for the PRICE of ONE - Plus 1.00 but was stopped at 57. | pA | HARLEIGH SUPPLIES McCarthy has 30 games re) maining and needs 21 goals to} SPO RT SHIRTS Brand name sports shirts made from "~ new tes as, "I was always tight playing) in the National League," ex- @) W. : : * wasn't) ( SHA A) LIMITED ' | ; tee fe at a4 the finest cottons. 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