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THE NEW LOOK ! Two for- mer Boston Bruins, Doug Mohns (left) and Jerry Top- pazzini try on new uniforms NHL CAMPS as Chicago Black Hawks open- ed their National Hockey Lea- gue training camp at St. Catharines yesterday. Both By JOE REICHLER BOSTON (AP) -- "'I just hope I wil never have to say 'I told you so,'" Arthur Allyn of Chicago White Sox, a fierce and frus- trated club-owner, voiced this fervent wish today after losing a vigorous battle to stop the Columbia Broadcasting System from entering the inner sanc- tum of major league baseball. By the same 8-to-2 vote that had been acquired in a tele- graph and telephone poll of a month ago, the American League owners, in a near day- long meeting Wednesday, offi- cially approved the sale of 80 per cent of the stock of New York Yankees for $11,200,000 to the national television and ra- dio network. Dr, Frank Stanton, CBS pres- ident, expressed gratification with the manner in which the owners handled the controver- sial matter but Charles Finley of Kansas City Athletics called the American League action 'a Owners Approve | Sale Of Yankees THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 10, 1964 15 immunity from anti-trust laws. CALLS ACTION UNWISE Allyn accused his colleagues of hasty and unwise action. He sought vainly to delay the vote, proposing that the league en- gage outside counsel, independ- ent of baseball and experienced in the field of anti-trust law, to advise whether the ownership of the Yankees by CBS would or might result in prosecution of. the league or CBS for Violat- ing the anti-trust laws. Allyn's proposal was rejected by a 7-to-3 vote, Baltimore Ori- oles joining the White Sox and Athletics in voting in the affirm- ative. Allyn lost another round when his attempt to make a motion to inquire into the possibility of conflict of interest was ruled out of order and not even con- sidered. League president Joe Cronin, after reading the league resolu- tion affirming the sale, said there is no fear of. anti-trust ac: tion and added that baseball) welcomes an inquiry by the jus- s Cc e at Lions' club meeting. ended in a 17-17 tie, | that on the play in which the John Kenerson, Lions' Coach Says Haymaker Hurt Fleming VANCOUVER (CP) -- Head coach Dave Skrien of British Columbia Lions said Wednesday Willie Fleming was Tuesday night when caught by! "one of the wildest right-hand haymakers I've ever seen." injured Skrien did not name the Ot- tawa Rough Rider player who threw it, and said it will be up to the authorities of the Cana- dian Football League to decide ae it was deliberate or not." Skrien made the statements weekly touchdown The film of the game, which showed tar halfback was injured. he ame in contact with Riders' Favorite Captures Mohawk Feature CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP) Hugh McLean of Port Elgin reined his Highland Girl to a popular victory in the $3,227 Woodbine Futurity before 2,394 fans at Mohawk Raceway Wed- nesday night. The fleet-footed daughter of Highland Express. pushed her lifetime earnings to $11,320 for her Port Elgin owner and re- turried $3.30, $2.10, $2.20 in the event for three-year old filly! pacers. | Highland Girl and June Dale} Chips, owned by .Dr. L. E.| Haryett of London, combined) | for a $5.40 quinella. | Is MVP | TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto) Maple Leaf right fielder Jim) McKnight was named Tuesday| night as the club's Most Valu- able Player of the year, Mc- Knight, 28, hit 23 home runs and had 88 runs batted in. He is batting .256. | a defensive nd, Fleming had been_ blocking lfor a pass on the first-quarter were involved in trades last spring. --(CP Wirephoto) Off-Season Trades _ Attract Spotlight By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rookies and veterans are go- ing full tilt in four Na- tional Hockey League training ca mps, New York Rangers will be the fifth club to don skates when practice sessions open |Black Hawks opened itraining camp Wednesday with 28 players looking for 18 posi- itions, general. manager Tommy \Ivan gave close scrutiny to for- mer Red Wing John Miszuk and Doug Mohns and Jerry Top- their|/says no NHL team has ever oc: | track record held by ' Mister cupied the spot for five straight years, and he's banking on the |three veterans to make the dif/hg geedhouse, finished 1% ference. The Rangers reported Wed- railroad job." | Finley reiterated his threat to} sell his club to a Kansas City| interest for $8,000,000 and again predicted that the Yankee-CBS| transaction would result in a thorough investigation by the justice department of baseball's| Greek Salt' Easily Wins 'Stakes Race TORONTO (CP)--Greek Salt, which one year ago sold for| $9,700 in the Canadian Thor- oughbred Horse Society's year- |tice department. play. He suffered a mild con- cussion and did not return to NEED Mortgage Money? Real Estate HAS TROUBLE WITH COURSE MONTREAL (CP) -- The score of one of the com- petitors in the Labor Day staff tournament at the Elm Ridge Golf Club took a bit of figuring and computing. Paula Maundcote-Carter, clubhouse employee, shot a rousing 274--for nine, count 'em nine, holes. No birdies, either. Her card: 21-33-21-32--274, Commented club pro Red Mackenzie: "She must have used the wrong end of the club." 24-42-51-25-25- the game, although he will play in the club's next game Sept. \19 McGILL *:.t: Day or Night - 728-4285 | MERCURY TAXI om 725-4771 OSHAWA'S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN TAXI AND U-DRIVE--OVER 30 CARS AND TRUCKS AT YOUR SERVICE! RENT-A-CAR *1.00 A DAY PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE GEO. RUTHERFORD (Oshawa) LTD.--14 ALBERT ST. jling sales, won the $11,650 jyearling sales stakes Wednes- \day, bringing his seasonal earn- lings to almost twice what Conn \Smythe paid for him. The son of Greek Song, with \Jim Fitzsimmons riding, took \the lead from the start, shook loff the bids of Good Old Mort and Win Again, and. went on to win in 1:23, one second off the \Jive, | Good Old Mort, purchased for 1$4,500. at the yearling sale by Pitches No-Hitter As Arkansas Blanks Dallas LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-- Morris Stevens put a spectacu- lar finish on Arkansas' drive for the Eastern Division champion- ship in the Pacific Coast League by pitching a no - hit game as the Travelers defeated Dallas Rangers 3-0 Wednesday night. Only one Dallas player reached base, on an error. Pe : : (GOOD*YEAR ) i ~~ SERVICE STORES YOU'LL ENJOY DEALING WITH SPECIALISTS GOOD*YEAR lengths back. Caledon Cononel, jalso owned by Smythe, was, third. | COSENS & MARTIN Insurance Monday in Winnipeg. Montreal|P@2zini, acquired from Boston nesday that Jacques Plante,| "Greek Salt collected $6,650] 67 King St, E., Oshawa ~eeytroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Canadiens take to the ice at Montreal Forum Tuesday. The four teams now in ac tion--Toronto Maple Leafs, De- Hawks and Boston Bruins -- have the usual parade of rook- jes but it's obvious that all four club coaches are pinning their hopes on their off season| shopping. Manager - coach George (Panch) Imiach of the Maple Leafs, who has assembled 70 players at Peterborough, is studying the potential of vet-| eran netminder Terry Saw-) chuk and rookie Ron Ellis. Saw- chuk was picked up from De- troit during the annual NHL player draft and Ellis is up from Toronto Marlboros of the Ontario Hockey Association during the off-season. Chicago's best rookie pros- pect is Dennis Hull, Bobby's younger brother, who played last season with St. Catharines Black Hawks of the OHA Jun- ior Series. Hull, like Toronto's Ellis, is only 19 with a full/ year of junior status left. The Hawks, who held skating drills Wednesday, got down to serious training today in pre- paration for their first exhibi-| tion game against Toronto Sun-| day. The Red Wings opened their training camp at home Tuesday with veterans Ron Murphy, Au- trey Erickson and Murray Hail, picked up during the summer from Chicago, making their de-| but, The Wings held light skat-| the former Canadien whe won}.nq brought his total earnings the Vezina Trophy six times,/for this racing year to $19,035. and rookie Rod Seiling had|In 10 races he has won six) 728-7515 All Lines of Insurance Res: 725-2802 or 725-7413 signed contracts. times. my with your choice of a FREE TOPCOAT or CAR COAT REALLY GREAT BUYS ing drills Wednesday as Detroit sweltered in 87-degree temper-| atures. Coach Milt Schmidt of Boston) Junior A series. | The 19-year-old Ellis signed a two - year contract with the Leafs Wednesday and Imlach ; Tag seid: "This is the best kid centres his optimism on Reg we've signed since Dave Keon|Fleming, Ab McDonald and} became a Leaf." {Murray Balfour, picked up| ifrom Chicago. The Bruins have} WATCHES EX-WINGS finished in the. 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