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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 17, 1964 BERRA OUSTED Keane Resigns As Cardinals Manager HERSCHEL NISSENSON ' Seta Press Sports Wirter world di- Friday's bombshells that "alta bos ae Keane and Y' as ex: managers, the grapevine whis- pered that "Keane wil be the it of New new pl Durocher will succeed him as field boss of St. Louis Cardinals. Reliable sources reported that Keane had the edge for the Yan- kee job over Alvin Dark, ousted earlier this month as manager of San Francisco Giants. Durocher was known to be the favorite of St. Louis owner Gus- sie Busch but the Cards' Bi general manager, Bob How sam, was rumored to be push- i Charlie Metro, Chicago ite Sox scout and veteran minor league pilot. Before the second-guessers had much of a chance to re- hash the World Series, Keane marched into Busch's St. Louis office and handed in his resig- nation, which he said was writ- ten several weeks ago Not long after, Berra got the bad news from Yankee general manager Ralph Houk that the American League champs had decided to replace him after a one-year trial. The 39-year-old Yogi immediately signed a two- year contract as a special field consultant under Houk. MANY DEVELOPMENTS In addition to the Keane- Berra announcements: Cleveland Indians, rumored to be moving to Seattle, de- cided to remain in Cleveland at least through 1965. Eight wealthy Milwau- kee businessmen asked base- ball commissioner Ford Frick to help them arrange negotia- tions for the purchase of the Braves, whose present owners reportedly plan to move the club to Atlanta. a eat aearnaeaar apaadie ccapiesanecnemteieaionr tate ia Paap tae coc aests A ia ae eee Pittsburgh Pirates said they wanted Keane to replace Danny Murtaugh, who re- signed as manager because of il! health. Bing Devine, fired in August as the Cardinals' general man- ager, was named Executive of The Year for the second con- secutive year by the other ma- jor league general managers. Keane said his decision. to step down was made by him and his wife Sept. 28 as a re- sult of "a number of little things--none really important." The 53-year-old Keane became the likely successor to Berra as soon as the Yankees made their announcement. Houk said Keane and Dark were among four possibilities being consid- ered. He did not name the oth- ers. RED REFUSED JOB YARD OF 'HOT DOG' Stan Waylett, trainer of the him by Roy Mead, manager Oshawa Generals, stands a of the Bowmanville Arena. goud chance of being dubbed The popular boss of the lini- "The Hot Dog King", follow- ment bottle apparently has no ing a special presentation trouble holding "the tasty made to him, following the goodie" but he probably is a Generals' game. That's a_ little concerned about which yard-long "hot dog' Stan is end should be the starting holding. It was presented to point. -- Oshawa Times Photo" Cardinal coach Red Schoen- dienst was mentioned as a pos- |sible successor to Keane but it | was reported that he turned Trim-Hardware Generals | SPORTS MENU a ©6By Geo. H. Campbell | SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' | HOW HIGH IS UP? -- The thrills and roars of the 1964 World Series are barely hushed, when up comes headline news in baseball that almost shocks the ordinary fan. They gave Yogi Berra one year as of the Yank -- he still won the American League -- and right away he's booted out! He won the American League pennant -- and had to put on a Frank Merriwell finish in the home -stretch to do it -- he put the World Series to the limit of seven games, even with |games out of first place. |with losing the World Series," jing major league teams and |down an offer to manage in the Cardinal farm system. Houk said the Yankees prob- | ably would name Berra's suc- | cessor within a week. In St. Louis, Busch' ap- pointed a.six-man committee to | screen Cardinal candidates. The idea of dropping Berra, Houk said, began in mid-August Repeats Win, GM Softball Trim and Hardware captured their second consecutive Gen- eral Motors Office Softball Meet Hawks On Sunday League championship on Thurs- day at Alexandra Park, defeat-| ing Data Processing 13- 6. It was| the fifth and deciding game of | the final series. In the 1963 finals, Trim and} Hardware also defeated Data Processing but in three straight games, The first title in 1961 was taken by Purchasing, while Accounts. Payable won '62 honors. The first game went to Trim} and Hardware 12-7, Data Pro- when the Yankees were 54 "The move had nothing to do Houk said.. 'Friday morning was the first Yogi knew about it. In his new job, he'll be scout- |looking at some 'of the players in our farm system." "T don't mind," Berra said, although he had expressed the hope earlier in the week that Whitey Ford, his ace, sidelined by injury and a few of his other regulars not in top shape -- and they reward him with dismissal. It's true -- Y,ogi was '"'one of the boys" -- has been for umpteen years, so he couldn't be expected to move in with a great big stick and be "rough" but he did win the American League pennant and he pushed the World Series to the limit. It begins to look as if the Yankee bosses "'want blood" -- and across the continent, supporters of the Yankees are going to falter in their affiliations. After all, Yogi Berra helped establish the Yankee regime and reputation -- to kick him out, so ruthlessly, is going to annoy the average, normal, baseball-minded fan. Maybee the Yankee bosses have got too big for their boots -- they figure they should always win? | We've got news for them, the National League will be the most powerful circuit of the two, for the next five years. We didn't think St. Louis Cards was the best team in the National League this season -- but they won out with a last-drive splurge and their momentum carried them through to the World Series title. Yankees can fire Berra if they like -- and apparently they liked -- but they'll not even finish in the first place next year. So who will they blame then? IN CONTRAST -- Johnny Keane won the World Series as man@gzer of the St. Louis Cardinals and he has shocked the baseball world by resigning his managerial post of the World Series champions. This was a real jolt to the baseball fans, especially in the National League, It'll likely take the rest of the winter season before we know just who will be the man- ager of some of the various Big League teams. Yankees, Cardinals and Pirates all have openings. Some of the others are not really definite. You can add to this list ~ the ailing Freddy Hutchison may be replaced as Manager of the Cincin- nati Redlegs and Bob Kennedy of Chicago Cubs has not been signed for next season, as of now. Leo Durocher is available -- could be going back to St. Louis -- but that still leaves a few gaps in the list, so the "hot stove league" boys are going to have a@ fine winter. Meanwhile, we've got to give Johnny Keane credit. They can discount his ability and his choices all they wish -- but the fact remains that the Cardinals went out and won the World Series for Johnny Keane, as well as for themselves -- so he must be a "good guy". The re-action of the St. Louis fans -- currently. all het- "up over the World Series victory -- could have a big bearing on the goings-on of the next few weeks. One thing seems apparent -- if "Yogi"' | spending he would be rehired. "I'll be the year at home. Where can you get a job like |this? I don't have to sign in or |punch a clock. And the pay is |g00d. es cessing came back with two straight victories, 9-6 and 4-0, to take a 2-1 lead im the best-of-5 round. But, Hardware evened the series | with a 5-3 win }on Wed y to force the cru- | cial game. Hank Sarnovsky, pitching his! 'Point Standing | | third game in three nights, lim- | ited the losers to seven scattered After Six Days, |hits in the final contest. Mean- 'Tokyo Olympics| wl, his teammates unleashed TOKYO (CP)--Following is powerful 14-hit attack on start- . PRich March and reliever Ken | the unofficial standing of coun- tries after six days of competi- Mason to coast to the champion-| ship. Sarnovsky was aided by some great fielding plays with shortstop John Campbell lead- ; Fi ing the way, tion in the 1964 Olympic games) Hardware scored their runs in| distribution for the frst atx Be(fouteamines: the fiat, they is , jum) nto a 4-0 margin, am -- in all nie ' Data Processing came back | nited States "© |with three tallies in the top of ron a the thet to. nateow the lead, im are countered pe a #) with four more runs in the bot- ngery. 66 |tom of the third, added two in porn 58 the fourth and the final three in Britain 50 the fifth. The losers picked up The Netherlands single runs in the fourth, fifth Bul ae : and seventh innings. rrende Veteran Rod Foster led the Turkey winners at the Plate with four Crechoslovakia singles, while Fred Etcher had Italy three. Wayne Jewell and: Sar- Canade novsky each collected two hits, Romania including a homer. Jim Haire| Iran also smashed a round tripper| Nxorea for the winners. Dennis Murphy |! Finland had two safeties, including a Sweden homer for Data Processing. Switzerland TRIM AND HARDWARE -- New Zealand Foster, 2b; Turner, If; Hughes, Denmark If in 4th; Etcher, c; Simcoe, 3b; Belgium Haire, cf; Howe, 1b; Campbell, Cuba ss; Jewell, rf and Sarnovsky, p. Argentina Tunisia Austria Kenya By GERRY SUTTON Bill Little, Oshawa Generals' tough leftwing ace, must be |wondering what it takes to put the puck in the net. Although Generals have only | played three games, Little has | failed to garner a point, despite many scoring chances, The 18-year-old Little picked | a at Pate pe OBA Announces 34 Champions, One Series Left Thirty-four of the 35 Ontario Baseball Association champion- ships have been declared, OBA playoff convenor Dave Bell an- nounced here Friday. Sarnia and St. Catharines meet in the deciding game in juvenile A major at Tillsonburg today. Other champions: Sen- ior, Orillia; Intermediate A, Simcoe, Intermediate B, Ajax; Intermediate C, Campbellville; Intermediate D, Centerville; Junior A Major, St; Catharines; Junior A, Leamington; Junior B, Ingersoll; Junior C, Dres- den; Junior D, Kendal; Javen- ile A, Port Colborne; Juvenile B, Hagersville; Juvenile C, Fonthill; Juvenile D, Beeton; Midget A Major, Sarnia; Midget A, Sandwich West- Midget B, Clinton; Midget C, Tupperville; Midget D, Merlin; Bantam A Major, Hamilton, Bantam A, Sandwich West; Bantam B, Amherstburg; Ban- tam C, Woodslea; Bantam D, "~|Six Nations; Peewee A Major, Hamilton; Peewee A, Leaming- ton; Peewee B, Merritton; Pee- wee C, Corunna; Peewee D, Courtright; jor, Brantford; Tyke A, New- market; Tyke B, Chippawa; Tyke C, Thamesville; Wheatley. TREE SPECIES There are more than 600 dif- lyptus. _ST. CATHARINES (CP) --| Tyke A Ma- Tyke D, SPORTS CALENDAR | Jc! Russel' TODAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Metro Jr. "B" League (Exhibition Game) -- Neil Mc- Neill Maroons vs Whitby Dun- |lops, at Whitby Arena, 7.00 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES HOCKEY OHA Junior "A" 'isis oa Oshawa Generals vs St. Cathar- ines Black 0 a at St. Cath- arines, 7.15 p OHA Saster Be Metro (Ex- hibition) -- Whitby Dunlops vs Neil McNeill Maroons, at To- ronto Ted Reeve Arena, at 1.30 p.m. D and sportsmanship. declared the EFC's rookie the year, The Jeff Russel award ship, I' was offered by th Dick Shatto Is Award Winner HAMILTON {CP)--The East- ern Football Conference an- nounced Friday that halfback Shatto of Toronto Argo- is the 1964 winner of the| University Jeff Russel award for talent| been End Al Irwin of Montreal Al- ouettes, a graduate of Hamil- ton's McMaster University, was given to the player best com- bining abidity and r agra a league {n 1928 in memory ot Russel, a former player who was electrocuted in an accident. The winners were selected by the league's officiating staff and announced by Secretary Frank Gibson of Hamilton. Shatto, six-foot-two and 200 pounds, has been the lone bright spot in Toronto Football the last.few years. A 10 « pr gon veteran, the graduate of the of , Kentucky 'has ' steadiest ae former year after year. : oo ea GUNS Bought @ Sold @ Mh gead @ Repaired ART'S GUN SHOP 18 Bond St. W. 728-9731 of is MONDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. RELEASE CRAIN REGINA (CP) -- Linebacker Dick Schnell has been taken off the 30-day injured list by Sas- SPECIA FRONT END katchewan Roughriders of the Western Football Conference. To make room for Schnell on the roster, Roughriders re- leased centre Milt Crain. Crain was picked up efter Montreal Alouettes dropped him early this season, Bowlers Wanted FOR MEN'S LEAGUE Monday -7 P.M. ferent species of the tree Euca-| | { Mixed Bowling Wednesdey 7 P.M. Contact Buddy Bagnete 723-2631 Oshawa Plaza Bowling di C di | SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY BRAKE y will select a represente- | Rapidly ful n with sales or b tive in the Oshawa area. Will give professional individually supervised training to an industrious person over age of 28 P RELINE experience and who has man- agerial potential. up 70 points last season, includ- ing 31 goals, and is figured on strongly to. help Generals in| their title bid. One thing in Little's eet is that he knows and realizes the troubles he's having and has been striving to correct it jin workouts and games. Little, who ranks with the best as a forechecker and goal scorer in the league, could break his slump against Black Hawks in St. Catharines tomor- row night. Generals, with sie ties, will be seeking their sec- ond straight win in the Garden | City. Toronto Marlboros will be | the visitors at the Bowmanville | Arena next Tuesday. Game time is 8 p.m, BLUELINE NOTES -- Gen- | a) eral Manager Wren Biair, busy executive in the Boston | Bruins organization, took in last ight's opening, game for Clin- ion Comets, U.S. Eastern Hock- ey League Champions. Blair will meet Generals in St. Cath- arines .. . Bill White, out for three weeks with a _ broken} thumb, is the only player like- ly to be absent from Generals | lineup. Daryl Leach, who miss- ed Tuesday's game because of the flu, is expected to dress . Bruce Myles has been sent to! Whitby of Metro Junior B) League for more experience. | Myles showed well on defence | for Generals, ice time .. . Young has been signed to a "B Card" and will be the main goalie for Whitby. However, he will be the standby goalie for Generals and will travel with them on away games, even it Whitby is playing. Murphy, rf; Hunter, ss; Fowler, 1b and Allin, ph in 7th, Berra couldn't manage the Yankees -- then few, if any players, stands a chance of being named manager of his own team, the same year that he retires as a player. WOODBINE RACE RESULTS DATA PROCESSIN G-- Wil- Jamaica Substantial starting salary with incentive for rapid growth; b Site i luded, Write in group life and health i experience. but needs more | Goaltender Ian | son, 3b; Wright, cf; March, p |and 3b in 4th; McAvoy, ¢; Snow, ee Wrubel, 2b; Mason, pin 4th; | Yugoslavia Brazil Ethiopia | Afghanistan India Ivory Coast MH ewww Aun FIRST RACE -- Purse $2000. Maiden} SIXTH RA - three- and four-year-clds, foaled in Can Posie Toreeveoriga. 6 Furiongs (0 te im 6 Furlongs (12) ply Shuk 4.80 ae 490] 1-Sinners Hill, Cuthb'son 68.20 * - | ree eDitey 2.4. 9Tag Day, Harrison 4.0 oe Wings e+ EOE | Pe Ly Mag Hl 70} pr Bed won driving } won driving ie Also Ran in Order: vanyeohog Ky. 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DAILY BOUBLET? 1 AND Bi ts $476.70 Winner, dk ee bY 'oyal eT _ Dushka Doll Ardan. traner mM!) al Fi 25.00 8.10 5.20 Hardy, Pool 43,116 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2000. Claiming EIGHTH - Maiden Mage! * ced foaied in Canada. coat A abed Sei a | 6 Puriongs ( ' 9| Sateenth Bane an course Pury Sark, Shuk 00 3.30) &Arctic , Shuk 31.10 13.00 10 1O-Miss Tiger Cat, Da' wa) 3-80 3:10/ 3-Rococo Rogue, Fe aigt Glen, esr | 9.70) 74 wae ot Seed: won Start good, alten top of Kinonane: Cavour Torker "in der up D » Mouse, B-Nona's Charger, 'Noble Batter, Sienna Star, Miss Blackhawk, Hot! My Valent! te Trot ana che Viator. : sey ; a vi ine, Bala Romen, inner, ch g, ing Home -- A--R L Vi Gardiner ple Flight by' Bunty Lewiess, Trainer | BT & King end & Lily Ried St ebere a -- Ammo by rainer R St. John. | Winner, b g, | War Admiral. = Total Poot ve as FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim-| attendance ing. 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