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Black's Spitfires Tony's Blank Michigan Group [Hf /Eimias wm ner mem nw 20 n= Defeat Bolahood's | : . . Ark: sched our so for RAMEMBER WHEN 2 . . |Nee rr tans pitchers prunes ce Brooklin Buys Detroit Tigers fini i imu me, ot fe Goind ui DA El i ond-section game at Of Chica ngs et nson an esti- ed $3,500,000 for Philadelphia hitting streak in major Bark last night, Boos cveaes] In a City & District Major La By DAVE DILES 1, the first acti take place|mat aires had to default to ack's n a City tH r Lea- , the first action may e place ma A " Men's Wear Spitfires, thus giving|gue softball game at Brooklin's| DETROIT (AP)--A pair of base-Inext week. They say manager|Athletics, which they transferred aried a3 ne of baseball ? Dust baseball history. He had the Spitfires an tic 90 vic-| Ci ity Park, the Oshawa|ball unknowns parlayed a record|Bucky Harris, who has beenito Kansas City, parks. Briggs Stadium is a beau-|his drive a little more than tory. In the exhibition game ar-|Senior "B" Tony's whipped the price and a promise into controllopenly criticied by Briggs, and| In the purchase, the Knorr-Fet-|tifully-kept place that seats nearly months before at Chicago. ranged, Black's still kept on win-|OASA Inter. "C" defending cham-(of Detroit Tigers. general manager Muddy Ruel willler syndicate gets what is ve. 55.000 fans, 18° ping, taking this contest, 10-5. pions, 10-0, last night, with Normie| An 11-man syndicate headed by|be dismissed shortly. : 4 Four runs in the second inning|Bagnell striking out 15 batters in|Michigan radio men Fred Knorr| The new owners refused to com- when Arnold, Melntyre, Parish|seven frames and giving up onlyland John Feter swung the big-/ment. They said there will be a and Bannon all connected, alonglone hit. Jack McConkey pitched |gest money deal in baseball his- meeting next week of the new with an error, was the one big|the last two frames and was|tory Monday in the $5,500,000 pur-|board of directors "to discuss sev- frame for the Bolahoods. They "touched" once . chase of the sixth-place American eral things." got one more run in the 7th when| A single by D. Mitchell in the League's club. Four trustees who control the Parish walked and scored on Le-|fifth was the first safety for the| Although the bid was $250,000 estate of the late Briggs are cer- gree's single. Stevenson Motors team and Bill er than any of the other seven/tain to approve of the new owu- "Black's picked up runs in each Harper's double to open the 8th|submitted, the fact that the new|ers and baseball commissioner of the first four frames, getting|was their only other hit McConkey owners promised to continue the Ford Frick announced immedi- them one, two, three and four in| walked one batter, he and Bagnell| 'sincere and dignified" policies|ately after the decision by the : the same order of the innings. facing only 30 men, as their mates|that have characteried Tiger Tigers' board of directors that all Gedge and Pettes both hit homers handled anything that was left. (management for more than 20 s of the syndi "are in the fourth Tony's broke ~the game wide|Years was regarded as an Ba ae the sya 8: on, Legree, open in the first inning when Nel-|enciog factor, : r members of the syndicate LA Atnold. Brisebois, son and Stark each drew walks, Those were' the type of policies are Levon Brown of New York Let SUSTOM COOLING lar your ofiey Maclntyre, Lupel, Parish. then Piontek doubled. Tutaklemploved by Walter O. Briggs and Hollywood, R. F. Woolworth us measure your air conditioning needs exactly! BLACK'S: Marshall, Sutton, grounded out but Booth followed|2r: Who, fed In. 1952 214 eit hheiof New York, George L. Lojsmen Because Frigidaire builds a complete line of air milk, Clapp, Gedge, McCloskey, with a homer to complete a four-|Con" woite "6" (Spike) Briggs Jr., Thomas of New York. hover RB, conditioners, we can select the Sapasily Jou heed equipment you d four daughters. Hansen and Willlam H. McCoy of in the type YS ON Detroit, Paul A. O'Bryan of Wash- want, installed the way you , Burke and Giles. run opening splurge. Stark's sin- Petites, B gle, a sacrifice and a single by BRIGGS STA Tutak, p run in| gpike Briggs, president since!ington and Carl Lee of Kalamaoo, MAJOR LEAGUE the third. 1952, will stay on--as was his wish| Mich. Three hits and a walk, ineluding| wiih the new organiation as/ BEAT VEECK BID LEADERS successive 'doubles by Loreno and|executive vice-president in charge| The group beat down a spirited Dionne, gave Tony's two runs inlof operations. Knorr and Feter bid by Bill Veeck, who had owned the fifth and they bunched four|say this means Briggs will "run/St. Louis Browns and Cleveland American League hits and an error, including|the club." Indians and wanted the Tigers Bullt end Bocked ened with filter-cleaned out- AB R H Pct. Booth's double, for three more| Among the rejected bids was|"'more than anything else in the by General Motors side air, dried, cooled and Mantle, New York 293 75 107 .365|runs in the 6th, to complete their one for $5,180,000 from a syndicate world." gently circulated { (Maxwell, Detroit 239 51 84 .352/total, headed by Toronto radio station| Veeck's combine offered $5,250, Call today. Get the low-cost facts on Frigidaire ¢ | Kell, Baltimore 218 26 72 .330| TONY'S: Nelson, c; Stark, 3b; owner Jack Kent Cooke, owner of(000. Although the directors, who 4 214 33 70 .327, piontek, ss; Tutak, cf; Booth, rf;|the Toronto Maple Leafs of thelvoted 4-0 in favor of the Knorr- custom cooling measured exactly to your needs. Runs--Mantle, 75. Loreno, 2b; Dionne, If; Wetherup, International Baseball League. Feter group, said they did not This service is F ; Runs batted in--Mantle, 74. 1h; Bagnell, p; McConkey, Pp. Cooke said last night in 0 rs the other bids, it is known RE BROOKLIN: Croxall, ss; John-| "We're quite disappointed. they frowned on Veeck's uncon. Hits--Mantle, 107. " s Doubles--Piersall, Boston, 21 |ston 8b: B. Mitchell, ¢; D. Mit-| "I feel that if I'd been born in|ventional methods of promoting Triples -- Simpson, Kansas City|cheli. of: Harper, If; Gibson, rf;|Detroit or was a citizen it would the sport. 8 Woods, p: Owen, 2b Carnwith, 1b; have been nip and tuck and we, The new owners will pay out $1, - oT . ; might have got the franchise." 000,000 by Aug. 1 and another $3,- NAME TO REMEMBER AT OLYMPICS | Stolen Te Chicago, BO™™ Pin 60. FIRST MOVE SOON {600.000 oh oct. 1. The remaining (OSHAWA) LTD. , 110. ( Insiders say that although the $000,000 will be paid over a five- 9 . 14 Paela Paternoster is Italy's | horizontal bar in Rome for a | "pyching Sturdivant, New York, OSHAWA MINOR Knorr-Feter syndicate--which in.|year period. : 0 Simcoe St. South Oshawa, Ont. leading feminine hope in the | national meet record of 162 |g, goo | cludes crooner Bing Crosby--will No other financial dealing in the Phone RA 5-5332 4 not officially take over until Oct.!sport approaches the Tiger tran- metres. In the lower photo she ikeo a November Olympic games In | ; "ole" perore shot-put for y ua cevty Score, Cleveland, sOFTBALL ASSOC. Melbourne, Australia. She 18| national record of 13.59 metres. | National League | A shown (top photo) going over the ~--Central Press Canadian age dH Pet. Musial, St. Louis 310 46 102 ,320| Oshawa Minor Softball Assocla-| Aaron, Milwaukee 292 47 94 .322 tion standings, up to and includ- BASEBALL SCORES STANDINGS zee St. Louis 330 60 105 318) ing games of July 11th, (J |Moon, St. Louis 276 46 85 ,308 Gilliam, Brooklyn 304 54 93 .306 BANTAM List By THE CANADIAN PRESS Washington 33 53 .384 25% | Runs--Robinson, Cincinnati' and, » American League |Kansas City 30 51 .37026 |Boyer, 60. Sunnyside Park Cleveland 000 303 010-- 7 17 2! Today's Games Runs batted in--Musial, 69 Radio Park Boston 000 000 012-- 8 5 2 (And probable pitchers) Hits--Boyer, 105. Eastview Park Lemon and Naragon; Sullivan, (Cleveland at Washington (N)--| Doubles -- Lopata, Philadel-| Woodview Park Dorish (6) Kiely (9) and White. 'wynn (10.5) vs Wiesler (3-6) {phia, 23, «| Connaught Park HRs: Cleveland--Busby; Boston, Chicago at Baltimore (2N)--| Tripies--Bruton, Milwaukee, 9. |Simcoe Hall Police ~--Jensen, v |Harshman (6-5) and Keegan (2-4) Home runs--Kluszewski, Cincin-| Valleyview Park Chicago at New York ppd rain. |or Staley (3-1) vs Wight (4-7) and Dati, 23. | Fernhill Park National League |Ferrarese (3-6) Stolen bases--Mays, New York, Kingside Par} Pittsburgh 010 000 000-- 1 7 0 Detroit at New York (N)--Hoeft 20. : MIDGET Milwaukee 100 100 00x-- 2 6 0 (116) vs Kucks (13-4) Pitching' -- Lawrence, Cincin- * Kline (8) and Foiles;| Kansas City at Boston (2-N)-- nati, 12-0, 1.000. - Buhl and .Rice. Ditmar (7-10) and Herriage (1-8) Strikeouts -- Haddix, Philadel Bathe Park HRs: Pittsburgh--Thomas; Mil- vs Brewer (11-3) and Porterfield phia, 97. Radio Park waukee--Aaron. | (2-8) | TE HAT Brooklyn 300 010-- 4 3 1] Wednesday's G | Chicago 001 000-- 1 2 0 Cleveland at Washington (N) ! 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