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Friday, April 14, 1951 The Ottawa Citizen Page 13 O'Brien Explains Management Side Cincinnati In NL's First Place As Teams Stage "Second Openers" playoff games up to and in The Phils, scoring four runs against Pittsburgh Pirates, S-5 cannot afford to price ourselves out of business. We feel our salary list will compare favorably with that of any other club in Canadian Pro football." As to the $100 reward for winning the Grey Cup, the president emphasized that each player had received $2,100 in salary and bonuses for the four By Ed Wills Associated Pres suff Writer The National League moves into its "second openers" today with Cincinnati's unbeaten Reds in first place after Philadelphia Phillies managed to take advantage of Los Angeles mistakes and hand the Dodgers their first loss. The Ottawa Football Club management is anxious to correct the impression that it is unappreciative of the team's 1960 Grey Cup victory. Club president Barry O'Brien said yesterday that GM George Terlep, now in the process of negotiating 1961 contracts, is being as generous as possible in the way of salary increases. A story in The Citizen on Wednesday carried a report that there was dissatisfaction among the players over the elimination of a $300 playoff bonus clause.

The story also said players claimed that in many cases they were actually being asked to take what amounted to a ANOTHER IIPWMK the last two innings three of them gifts, salvaged the final game of their' three-game set at Los Angeles Thursday night, winning 8-7. That left the Reds, who beat Chicago Cubs 5-2, alone on top of the league race. San Francisco Giants picked up their second consecutive win Repeat By Popular Demand One Week Only! CE 6-7341 Pair Of New Faces As 1L Set To Go SUNBEAM PHIUSHAVE SCHICK FREE LUBRICATION FREE CLEANING FREE CHECK-UP Keep Your Shaver, in Top Condition Parts In Stock All Parts Completed "ON THE SPOT" GOLDSTEIN BROS. Ltd. winning reliever Dick Farrell singled and scored on a two-out error by losing reliever Ed Palmquist in the ninth.

Duke Snider drove in the fust three runs off Phillies starter John Buzhardt with a home run and a double. The bases-empty homer was Duke's 369th, giving him a tie with Ralph Kiner for seventh place on the all time list. Only Stan Musial of the Cards has hit more (429) among active players. Pitcher Starts Rally The Giants, who tad lost six straight to Face since May 4, 1958, won it when winning reliever Jim Duffalo doubled in the 12th and Felipe Alou and Harvey Kuenn followed with singles. Duffalo, a right-handed rookie once owned by the Pirates, had forced in a run in the Uth with a bases-loaded walk, but Hobie Landrith pulled the Giants square again with a home run in their half of the inning.

Ed Bressoud smacked a three-run homer off Pirates starter Harvey Haddix and Rocky Nelson homered off Jack Sanford, Giants' starter. Lindy McDaniel, the Cards' relief ace, forced in the winning run at Milwaukee by walking pinch-hitter Mel Roach with the bases loaded in the 11th. Seth Morehead, late of the Cubs, won, retiring all five men he faced after relieving Ron Piche with two men on base and one out in the 10th. Ken Boyer and Joe Cunningham, who drove in three runs, homered for the Cards. Jerry Lynch's pinch homer came off reliever Jim Brewer in the eighth inning after loser Joe Schaffernoth had walked two.

Gordy Coleman scored the other two Cincinnati runs with a homer that tied the game in the fourth. Bob Purkey won, going all the way with an eight-hitter and striking out seven men. Linescores National League Chicago Oil 000 0002 8 0 205 BANK ST. at Nepean Your Chrysler of Canada "Top Quality" Dealer mEnwuy I OUTBOARD I EXCLUSIVE! TS mmiiBm in 13 innings. It was the Giants' first decision in three years over relief ace Elrcy Face.

Milwaukee Braves went 11 innings before beating St. Louis Cardinals 5-1. The a i als open their home schedule tonight against Cincinnati with Curt Simmons facing Jay Hook of the Reds. Showers are possible and a crowd of 25,000 is expected. The Cubs were to open their Wrigley Field season in an afternoon game against Milwaukee with 27,000 customers and warm weather expected.

AL Washed Out The American League's schedule, restricted to five games so far this season because of bad weather, counted another complete loss Thursday with rain, snow and cold barring play. After blasting from behind on two-run homers by Pancho Herrera and Tony Gonzalez, the Phillies dropped back again in the seventh when the Dodgers scored three runs for a 6-4 lead. The Phils moved ahead again with three in the eighth helped by two errors. The Dodgers tied it 7-7 in the eighth on an unearned run, but the Phils put it away when 1960 Pontine V8 Convertible This beautiful, white, one-owner car has power steering, automatic, radio, spotless inside and out Smooth, luxurious and a thrilling performer. More value for diuc xur $3595 your money.

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At the same time this must be done in proportion since we to Richmond from Columbus. Johnny Lipon makes his debut at Toronto, Larry Sheppard at Columbus, Gene Verble at Syracuse and Joe Shultz at San Juan. During the off season, Toronto severed its affiliation with Cleveland and became an independent setup. Syracuse allied with Minnesota Twins and San Juan hooked-up with St Iouis after the Cardinals separated from Rochester. The Red Wings found a new affiliate in Baltimore, the Miami tie-in last year.

New York still owns Richmond outright and the affiliations were maintained between Columbus and Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Philadelphia and Jersey City and Cincinnati. Following a y's inaugural, the schedule Tuesday sends the teams into action on three fronts Buffalo at Jersey City, Rochester at Richmond and Syracuse at Columbus. Hockey Scores Eastern Pro Hull-Ottawa. 6: Sault Ste. Marie, 3.

(Hull-Ottawa leads best-of -seven finals, 1-0.) Allan Cup Gait, Amherst, 2. (Gait leads best-of -seven Eastern final 3-0.) Western League Portland, Vancouver, 1. (Portlands leads best-of-seven final 1-0.) Trade Wagner BALTDIORE (AP)-General manager Fred Haney of Los Angeles Angels made his fifth trade 'within 12 days Thursday, sending outfielder Lou Johnson to Toronto in exchange for Leon Wagner. Wagner, also an outfielder, batted .265, hit 16 homers and batted in 48 runs for Rochester of the International League last season. Johnson came to the Angels April 1 from Chicago Cubs in a trade for Jim McAnany.

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A capacity crowd of 15,000 is expected. Richardson, former vaude-' ville performer and car salesman, came up from the Eastern League to take over from Frank (Shag) Shaughnessy. Shag, at 77 after 24 years as president, found he couldn't get around the way he once did and 1 1 on a $10,000 a year pension. Expects Close Run Last year's lag in fan Interest a condition that came about when the Maple Leafs ran off with the pennant by 17 games Richardson feels will be straightened out by a tight race. "All the weaker clubs have fortified themselves," he said in an interview.

"No club stands out much more than another." Richardson wants the league to expand to 10 teams in 1962. He says a number of cities look potentially good for franchises. But what he wants most is Montreal back in the fold. Aside from the shuffle that moved the Miami operation to San Juan, the league lost Montreal when it picked up Syracuse. Weak attendance was behind both shifts.

Richardson plans to move the league headquarters back to New York after May 1. That's when the lease expires at the IL's down town Montreal offices. a ughnessy relocated here in the early 1950s. Five Pilots Make Debuts The league's new look features five clubs with new managers. Cal Ermer has switched Oaks Winner Starts Off Right Way FORT ERIE (CP) Menantic, the Oaks-winner of 1960, returned to the races at Fort Erie Thursday and ran courageously in her season's debut as she defeated four rivals in the featured Jordan Purse.

The four-year-old filly, owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor, paid $8.20, $3.70 and $3.70 and combined with Janet Yates for a quinella of $29.40.

She ran the five furlongs in 1.03 4-5, over a muddy track. Wildshore, owned by the Seagram stable of Waterloo, won the secoud race. She combined with Bells Ringing, winner of the first, for a daily-double of $22.00. Wildshore, a four-year old filly, scampered into an early lead and won by iVt lengths. Wildshore paid $4 straight as she ran five furlongs through the deep mud in 1.05 4-5.

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St. Louis 010 102 000 004 12 0 Milwaukee 211 000 000 015 13 1 Miller, Cicotte (3), Gibson (4), McDaniel (9) and Smith; Burdette, McMahon (7), Piche (10), More-head (10) and Crandall. More-head (1-0). McDaniel (1-1). HRs: StL Boyer (1), Cunningham (1).

Pittsburgh 002 001 100 0105 1 1 SF 000 300 010 0116 12 2 Haddix, Shantz (8), Face (11) and Burgess, Oldii (11); Sanford, O'Dell (10), Duffalo (11) and Haller, Landrith (9). Duffalo (1-0). Face (1-1). HRs: Pgh Nelson (1); SF Bressoud (1), Landrith (1). Philadelphia 000 202 0318 9 2 Los Angeles 012 000 3107 10 3 Buzhardt, Short (3) Farrell (7) and Dalrymple; Craig, Williams (7) Palmquist (8) and Roseboro, N.

Sherry (5) Camilli (7). Farrell (1-0), Palmquist (0-1). Hrs Pha, Herrera (1), Gonzalez (1); LA Snider BASEBALL AT GLANCE American League All games postponed. Standing PH. Chicago 1 0 1.000 GBL Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 Minnesota 1 0 1.000 Cleveland 1 0 1.000 Kansas City 1 0 1.000 Boston 0 1 .000 1 Detroit 0 1 .000 1 Washington 0 1 .000 1 Baltimore 0 1 .000 1 New York 0 1 .000 1 Games Today Minnesota at Baltimore (N).

Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Detroit. National League Cincinnati, Chicago, 2. Milwaukee, St. Louis, 4. San Francisco, Pittsburgh, 5.

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