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fags Ea a a 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 19, 1960 SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES {SOCCER Osh. and Dist. League -- Unit-| ed vs Strila at 6.45 p.m. Game {al Alexandra Park. FRIDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. By THE CANADIAN PRESS nad been in Can Toronto support two pro- versity of Toronto regarding fessional football clubs? of Varsity Stadium A young Toronto executive 1s Wismer also said he had re- i od ceived three separate bids for a so confident it can that he has "his M Land | put $25,000 on the line and is ne- ranchise from Montreal a {PS Real) 4 ¥ would deal with them next week. gotiating 'with for mer 'Notre y g Dame star Terry Brennan to help One, already announced, was ick 2 5 uad to play in 1961 from Crawford Gordon, Montreal Dich @ squa ; " businessman. 4 He's willing to' invest another bs {$100,000 if the American Football TALKING WITH BRENNAN " |League approves his application] Bennett said "Mm is negotiating and has already picked out a with Brennan, former halfback farm club--the Kitchener-Water-|and coach at Notre Dame, to loo Dutchmen. The choice of! lead his entry. Kitchener could affect the future Final negotiations and a firm of the Ontario Rugby Football offer for use of Varsily Stadium Union, depend on approval of the fran- The promoter, A. J. (Avie) chise, he indicated. |Bennett, a Toronto builder, said Both Wismer and Bennett em- * |Wednesday he has no plans to phasized they didn't want to up- upset the present football setup/set the Canadian football setup. ir Canada. The reaction to his' "I have no thought or desire lannounced intentions, however, to kill Canadian football, the Ar- "1.7 varied from scepticism to con- gonauts, or the Grey Cup game," 9 | cern. Bennett said. | 3 Wismer said the AFL will not NEEDS ONLY APPROVAL compete with the Canadian Foot- Mr. Bennet's application for an p,)] League for Canadian players / AFL franchise for Toronto has or try to take players away from ¢ [been endorsed by the league's Toronto or Montreal. It will try |expansion committee and for- 5 work out non-conflicting sched- |warded to a July meeting of the|yjas he added . 4 [league executive, v | Harry Wismer, owner of the ORFU TAKES HEART Yigg |New York entry and chairman of, Bennett's application raise d Fe 61 the expansion committee said he hopes in the cities in the Ontario »#°% had "highly recommended ac- Rugby Football Union whose ceptance of the Toronto bid, un- football life may depend on the 1 der the right circumstances." success of Bennett's bid " The 'circumstances' include a Bennett revealed he had been #1 {stadium and Mr: Bennet said he in touch with the executive of the ¥ TO WEAR WITH PLEASURE Clothes that you wear for pleasure should be worn with pleasure -- and Dover's are ready for summer with the newest and largest selection of 'pleasure' clothes in pr this whole area. Drop by and You'll see what we mean. SPORTS MEN By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE WHAT PRICE IS BEEF ? We don't mean the edible, bovine variety but the "beef" that in modern slang describes somebody's verbal objection, resentment, pro- test, etc. The price of "beef" as far as Carl Furillo is concerned, may prove mighty expensive before the year is out, Hampered by a fairly serious leg injury and at his age, 38, admitted to be in the twilight of his career at least, or more bluntly, on the downgrade, Carl Furillo was this week given his unconditional release by the Los Angeles Dodgers. It really wasn't much of a surprise, or shouldn't have been. even to: Furillo, be- cause the impending action was somewhat more than merely rumored, well over a week ago. Furillo, who back in the days of the "Brooklyn Bums" at Flatbush, was one of their greats and even last year, did a good share in helping Dodgers win the World Series, is now threating to sue the Dodgers and refuses to accept his release. Mmm! Even with a contract, how can you refuse to be fired ? ESTABLISHED -- f]D -- "Where those good DOVERCOATS come from" Furillo insists that if he had been notified earlier, he might have caught on with some other major league ball club, to finish out the season, but that this chance was withheld from him, by not being released until after the date when all clubs had to cut their rosters, General Manager Bavasi of the Dodgers offered Furillo a chance to finish the season with their Spokane club-- at no reduction in salary. This, we feel, is the key pitch against Furillo's hopes of a successful legal action. But also--he'll not likely have as many of the fans on his side now. Back in Brooklyn, they loved him Out in Los Angeles, his stay hasn't been long enough to build up too many endearing friendships. And besides, GM Bavasi got a real break too. He stated Monday that the Dodgers were electing a youth policy, were going along with young players and letting older players go. And what happens? Bavasi named Frank Howard as an ex- ample. And Tuesday Howard proves Bavasi right by hitting 2 bases-loaded homer, to give Dodgers a cov=- eted win over Bob Buhl and the Milwaukee Braves. Carl Furillo should be in Spokane right now---saving his money to open up his own business, back in Brook- lyn, maybe! SOX GET PITCHER CHICAGO (AP)--The Chicago White Sox obtained righthanded pitcher Russ Kemmerer from the {Washington Senators Wednesday for an undisclosed sum. Kem- merer, 29, is 0-2 this season. In the 1959 season with Washington {he had an 8-17 record BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS he dn a oe Pittsburgh 200 000 20x-- 4 8 1 ing them once a year to offer 60 flope will develop hip a big Kline (1-3) Bridges (7) Duliba of the 100 for unlimited draft to Joague um Options for less than 8) and Smith, Saw sith: (5); Lav other clubs : ) Playing ays fo £01 ¢ unt 4 eo! 1 5 =m Bwgess, B Sn 1 limitation with one homer and four runs . 72 |Chicago at Philadelphia ppd, rain the. chief new feature of the patted in. be Today's Games bill, patterned along lines of leg- Coleman. a 28-year-old left : (And Probable Pitchers) islation previously imtroduced by hander, was purchased last Sep- p15 Chicago (Cardwell 2-2) at Phila- Kefauver fo give professional tember from the Kansas City 51, delphia (Roberts 1-3) (N) jib uid exemption [rom Athletics. He had a combined 2 Ist. Sade: 0) ,. antitrust laws. 2-10 record in 1959 and was 0-2 6% Bt Lous ped eho Pits" Frick has said the bill would this season while pitching only Los Angeles (Podres 2-3) at Cin- eliminate minor league baseball. four innings | cinnati (McLish 2-3) (N) San Francisco (O'Dell 1-3) at Mil- waukee (Spahn 2-1) (N) American Association Wednesday's Results Minneapolis at Denver ppd, wet ~omiwww By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League W L Pct touch with the Uni- Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen use in regard to operating the Dutch- posed team. The + Dutchmen excutive re-| | cently announced the club was| y Bel : f cause of lack of support. This| t would leave the league with only resi en f the end of Canada's oldest foot- ball league. NE George Dudley of the Toronto Argonauts of the Big Four union said the possible] MELVILLE, Sask. (CP)--Gor- him. pr of the Canad Ama- "As far as we are concerned |teur Hockey Association, said in this is a democracy and anybody an interview Wednesday that he man said. It is no concern of retary-Manager "if the executive |ours if anybody wants to join the want me." The reaction was different in|real, CAHA vice-president, have Montreal where Ted Workman, been mentioned as possible suc- president of the Montreal Alou- cessors to the late George Dudley that some day the Canadian Foot-| manager. ball League "will be threatened| Juckes is to leave Melville to- tioned now." will attend the CAHA annual| 3 I dont know what should be meeting. or can be done about' it all at Juckes, publisher of the Mel- | ever, the thing that has been my Py in § ex iah nea an We Y Inewspaper in Canada in its class gravest concern is that the CFL last year, has been busy for the ; possibility that this could happen v Bowe . 5 ' ; i # ich : ; and, therefore, what to do about for the CAHA and drafting a pro- fi ? id Phe 7 " BB Jr it" posed budget. CHAMPS DOING THEIR ROADWO - El meme r-- - pre He said the officers will hold a| COUPLE OF EX- ; | |urday to complete the agenda and | Floyd Patterson (right), ex- | Louis, once heavyweight title- | for his rematch in June with TAaves ew Oo O-- {discuss the budget. In past years ; {this was done during the annual the woods near his Newton, | retained as a tutor for Patter- | in New York CPW ot Conn., training camp with Joe | son in the latter's preparation - irephoto |tion considerably. | -- 'T 11t N I | m IS Wi ' siderably: || KNIT SPORT SHIRTS .... 3.95 to O O e y Il Hamess Horse | $/8 SPORT SHIRTS ..... 3.95 fo 5.95 By ED WILKS seventh victory in eight games. right fielder Willie Kirkland's T R I Associated Press Staff Writer Cincinnati Redleg« defeated Los perfect peg to the plate. . | COTTON SLACKS PEEP er 6.95 to 11.95 «= Price Record | 0 ace n {gained ground in the National Chicage Cubs and Philadelphia has lost oné game, became the { [League race and they did it| Phillies were rained out at Phila- first six-game winner in the ma-| UNLINED JACKETS hsb Bh 1.95 fo 13.95 h jors, going all the way with a nine-| Butler, winner of pacing's Triple P reakness Ie lor the Art me B two, yaioN RESCUES Nusw [SU ssomd Si. Lows. The Crown is 1858, was sold Wednes ; | : i | The Braves beat McCormick,| : ; ; ) : BALTIMORE (AP)--The loose|. The Braves hit 18 home runs fire sul the Misi Vile losing Jor price ever paid for a harness rac- SOV i " he me in road games. |ing horse. ] I i: i f eight games since May seventh-inning run that broke a 2 4 7 {nesday for Saturday's 84th run-| each of : 1-1 tie. Reliver Don McMahon| Pittsburgh scored twice in the The owners, Angelo Pellillo of | ning of the Preakness at 4, when they were in third place. " t n " McCovey on a fly to centre with|tWo runs in the seventh against|of Snow Hill, Md., said the four: ments and jothes late details al- ee aud, although the bases loaded in the ninth, Ron Kline (1-3). Law's double, a year-old harness racing star was most complete ! sh (2-0) was the wi The major quesiton at this old |Ba&mes behind the leaders. Bob Rush 0) Was. the wines; sacrifice fly by Bob Skinner did men oe § ~ vi) i f West continues as trainer and Avhe x : ames Wednesday nig ht, using|ley was struck on the right thigh: ? : 2 fie Venmtian Way's gp Singles and doubles for 'a 3-1 4 by Orlando Cepeda's line drivel Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson part of the syndicate. Another | n , 4 ; : sh & OM valked and scored on Bailey's ington Court House, Ohio, who| The Belmont Stakes is the final that handed southpaw Mike Mc-| Rush singled and scored the|%a 4 fui er 4 | obstacle that handed Sotho tvat and left|tie-breaking run. Billy Bruton's single in the 12th inning after the|Will take over driving duties in} Jenetia P V the Giants in a first-place tieldouble sent the lumbering right- 0 ! Venetian Way, who won theithe (1a 2 p 4 from behind. Robinson made it! The highest price previously berg, remains the 8-to-5 choice, The Pirates gained a share of home on Red Schoendienst's short 4-4 in the 10th with his two-run brought by a harness racer was for the $150,000-added Preakntss. tne lead by beating St. Louis|fly, jarring the ball loose from homer off losing reliever Danny $500,000 paid for Adios, father of in the Derby, is rated at 2-to-1.|-- BE Robinson's double and Bailey's over. | A field of six seems assured » sacrifice fly tied things 2-2 off are Torontonian E. P. Taylor's| Kefauver Bill Before Bil Henry (1-1) was the win- Victoria Park, third finisher in ning hurler with one inning of re- . . the Derby; Mrs. Liz Person's lief after Jay Hook gave up 10 v ; hits and four runs in 11 innings. ' y ' at Louisville; and two others who Green Dunes Farm's Celtic Ash WASHINGTON (AP)--A United|league club owners, was one of 0 : 1 R 11 and Chase McCoy's T. V. Lark. giates Senate committee takes up three witnesses called hy the sub- T10 es eca Larry Gilligan will ride Divine - | today a bill that would give the committee. " {shopping around for a jockey for testify were Branch Dave Nicholson {Victoria Park to draft many baseball players Rickey, president of the fledgling ---- -|controlled by other major league|Continental League, and George . clubs Trautman, president of the Na. Orioles announced W ed ne sday at bonus player Dave Nichol- Senator Estes Kefauver, chair- Baseball Leagues. on, Who Teceived an estimated Tests prove that 90% of tire man of the Senate anti-trust and| opSTACLES RAISED 1958, has been recalled from troubles occur during the last monopoly subcommittee, has hho N : : The Continental has accused the Miami of the International 10% of tire life. Trad missioner Ford Frick majors of doing everything pos- League ° re [f1e. Trade now-- Frick, fresh from a strategy big x or + Fhislet BY operating next year. One main old power hitting outfielder, the : . meeting in Chicago with major ji 10m™ jc "to "get players it|Orioles sold veteran pitcher Rip inconvenience of trouble on needs Coleman outright to Miami. the road. Save money foo-- any club to own or control more © save the third and last option remember that your tires will ins than they are right now! GOOD YEAR tires n 48 plus recappoble tive ranciliise men as a farm club for his pro- withdrawing from the ORFU be- three teams, probably ce toot WW 1d S d Lew Hayman, general manager AFL competition didn't worry don Juckes of Melville, Sask., can do anything they wish," Hay-|is willing to become CAHA Sec- AFL.' Juckes and Bob Lebel of Mont- ettes, said there was no doubt|of Midland as CAHA secretary- by such moves as are being men-|day for Sydney, N.S., where he| this moment," he said. "HOW-| ina aguance, chosen top weekly A has not taken into account. the last week preparing the agenda A |special meeting in Montreal Sat-| heavyweight champion, runs in | holder himself. Louis has been | champion Ingemar Johansson meeting and held up the conven-| A : 5.95 Six Horses | Milwaukee Braves have finally Angeles Dodgers 5-4 in 12 innings.| Righthander Vern Law, AQ tel while being held without a home delphia WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)--Adios | Cards were blanked on six hits|day night for $600,000, the highest . i g who won his first five, with a ends were drawn together Wed- 1? that span, getting at least one 4 ub ivi then saved it by getting Willie|first inning then nailed it with Scarsdale, N.Y., and Paige West | lico, with final jockey assign-|{Despite the slugging they lost/T7€n S 8 ) walk, Dick Groat's single and a|sold to a syndicate of several cavalry post was whether Bally They closed the gap to four COMINE on after starter Carl Wil- down the Triple Crown highway. |cision over San Francisco Giants in the second inning. beat the Dodgers. Robinson member is Eddie Cobb of Wash-| pair twice had moved the Reds| the future. Kentucky Derby for Isaac Blum- with Pittsburgh Pirates hander to third and he raced Bally Ache, who finished second [Cardinals 4-2. It was Pittsburgh's'catcher Hobie Landrith after McDevitt (0-1). In the eighth, Adios Butler, and Demon Han- for the 1 3-16-mile event. Others | starter Stan Williams. - pie cinereus 2%) Senate Committee Today {missed the Kentucky classic, the {Comedy, but Horatio Luro is still i 5 Al sw Ci > "hance t new Continental League a chance so lo with BALTIMORE (AP)--Baltimore The measure, introduced by tional Association of Professional 0 $115,000 when he was signed in been criticized by baseball com- sible to hamper its plans to start To make room for the 20-year- save yourself the worry and Kefauver's hill would forbid The Nicholson move is designed never be worth more as frade- 6.00 x 16 and 6.70 x 15 Marathon twbe-type GBL Chicago -- Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington 10 400 Kansas City 10 370 American League Boston 030 010 001-- 5 6 |Chicago 100 041 00x-- 6 10 3 F. Sullivan (1-3) Sturdivant (35) Fornieles (7) and H. Sullivan, Gile (7); Pierce, Moore (2) Kem- merer (4) Staley (4-1) (6) and Lollar. grounds Wash, 00000 0 63 9 ont 2 Charksan 8 Pascual (4-3) and Battey; Bun- Lousville 9 Dailaskont Worth 2 ning, Sisler (1-2) (11) Semproch Paul Houston 4 (il, and Berberet, Wilson (11). International League HR: Was-Lemon (9 Vv L New York 030 000 010 $ Cleveland 100 001 000 ) 14 7 Terry (2-1) and Howard; Il {kins (3-3) Klippstein (6 ry 1 (8) and Nixon. HR: NY-McDoug- i ald (3): Cle-Francona (2) a 9 Baltimore 001 010 201 5 10 1|Bichmond 16 420 Kansas City 002 011 000-- 4 4 2 NO er rational L ae Wilhelm, Barber (: 6) d Arn a Jcague Ginsberg, Coe oo ny Richmond 300 001 001-- 5 13 Kiely (1.1) (7) and Chiti HR: Miami 311 203 20x--12 13 1 Bal-Brandt (4) Stafford, Wiesler (6) and Shantz, Gonder (6); Anderson, | The proposed player 455 10 135 OSHAWA CITY & District Softball Association held an enthusiastic meeting last night at the UAW Hall, elected new officers for the 1960 season and cleared the way for this year's softball action, or at least, most of it. "Wibb" Hall, one of this city's competent softball authorities, was the unanimous choice as president of the Association, with two other well-known local soft- ball workers, "Pat" Jarvis and Jack Bond, being named as lst and 2nd vice-presidents. Alex. Donaldson was again returned to the post of secretary-treasurer, with an executive committee, comprised of some of the Association's past-presidents, being named to assist the new officers. One of the early presidents of the Assoc- jation, John Brady, voiced the thanks and appreciation of all team delegates, to the immediate past-president, Chris Mason, for the effort he had put forth as head of the local OASA softball body, in recent years Freshen-Up! SUMMER WARDROBE THE GOODYEAR NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE NEW LOW-PRICE ALL-WEATHER See these dealers for the best tire bargains in town R. J. TUMEY SHELL SERVICE OSHAWA LEN WALL WHITE ROSE OSHAWA Pct. GBL .680 667 522 .480 478 444 0 Buffalo 5 Toronto " Havana Columbus Rochester Miami 4 2 BRIGHT BITS: Joe Louis is picking Floyd Patter- son to regain the world's heavyweight title from Inge- mar Johansson on June 20, and to win the bout via a K.O. Joe's enthusiasm can be understood, he 1s now acting as an adviser. . . . ONLY SIX HORSES are ex- pected to go to the wire in the Preakness on Saturday, "tailored to measure" TROPICAL SUITS with Kentucky Derby winner Venetian Way favored to win it and Bally Ache regarded as the only serious obstacle. . . . LATEST FOOTBALL news to hit the area is the word out of New York yesterday that Toronto will have an American Football League franchise op- erating in 1961 and that finances will also be available to make the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen the club for Canadian grid talent Right there to be an avenue for survival that might be open to any or all ORFU teams in Ontario. What better way to get some consideration and action from the "professional" clubs now running the CRU and football in general, in this country, than to get a working agreement with the "opposition" the new American Football League and in exchange for sponsoring of ORFU teams--have a working agreement that gives the AFL first claim and full title to all ORFU graduates. That, we think might stir up a little deep thinking in the current CRU ranks, . . . SOLLY HEMUS, manager of St. Louis Cards is on the way '"'out" according to the -rumor-men but the club "brass" deny it ONTARIO Dept. of Lands and Forests are making a study of wolf bounties and its efficiency. They pay out about $48,000 each year in bounties but there are many who think it's not worth while and the bounty may be dropped. farm seems Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers Boston (Monbouquette 3-2) at Chi- Montreal cago (Score 1-2 Baltimore (Estrada 2-1) at sas City (Daley 2-2) (N) (Only games scheduled) National League WwW. LL Pel 10.667 667 Pittsburgh San Francisco 2 Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia 11 National League LA 002 000 000 200 Cin 100 000 010 201 Williams, MecDev tt and (12 son (7) San Fran 001 000 000 1 Milwaukee 010 000 11x-- 3 McCormick (5-1) and Land Willey, Rush (2-0) (3 9) and Crandall 4 5 0-1 and Bailey. HR ISt. Louis Kan- GBL 4 4 7 8 9 12 8 9 10 2 10 0 rith; Luebke (2) Byrd (2) Blaylock (3) and Green 000 100 100-- 2 6 2 Toronto 000 042 00x-- 6 9 1 Hoskins (0-2) Hunter (7) and Teed: Ridzik (3-0) and Thomp- | son. HR: Tor-King (4) Ridzik (1) Rochester 300 060 000-- 9 12 1 Buffalo 000 000 000-- 0 1 Ricketts, Thiem and nizzaro; Mahaffey, Surkont (4) | Phillips (5) Hacker (5) Smith (8) and Lonnett, Davis (6) Columbus 001 001 600 000 0 Havana (13-inning tie, called curfew Cheney, Williams (9) and Hall; Ayon, Wieand (9) Arroyo (13) and 'Azcue All moh 2) 2 211 Today's Games Roseboro; Hook, Henry (1-1) Montreal at Toronto (N) Cin-Robin Rochester at Buffalo (N) Columbus at Havana (N) Richmond at Miami (N) Friday's Games Juffalo at Toronto (N) McMahon ' Rochester at Montreal (N) Columbus at Miami (N 000 000 002-- 2 9 0 Richmond at Havana (N) a 63 Wools; wool and air; Terylene and Worsted: plus recoppable tire FREE MOUNTING <>NYLON BEARE MOTORS, LTD. 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