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H Hank Creenberg Fired By The Cleveland Indians

CLEVELAND tAPIe The board of directors ol Cleveland Indians haseball rltih Wednesday fired Hank Greenberg as general man- lger.

The decision was announi-ed hv board chairman William R Da- lrt. Vteveland (tnam-iei and in (lll'JVlRllSl. at a ores: eonteren-e nillnnin-.1 a special rneetinc said Gieenhersitl stirs-essnr has not been selected and none was dtsruased. .

Haley Said '0 inns grnerallv le" that me had to make a ('h3'!;F at thln time The attenrir !n(P has been derltnini. hut no one ran may whose fault it ll FANS RODE HIM

Pressed for elaboration. Daley haul the board's teellng resulted from rritirism of Greenher: In newspapers and bitter roniplatnte lit the hasehall tans unit time hl:JllIP4l Greenher: tor eierxthin: lmm not helm: nhle to get it good seat at the aiadium in failure in to:loII,r.P ltI'IrP zamrt

Mvron H Wilson. I-ltiti i-ism rtrnt. said tan rear-lion a:aIn.t lhp l4it'n'lH home run :lii;;:rr 4.4. the mayor fartor in C-reenbcr:s rlI:rn'4sai.

"ill the fans seem in he emit olntmng about Greenherg," Wil- um zatrl hilt no one iiill tell ti: ttll'-it they think is the matter not. him '

Vtztblv moverl by the Iiiin tit event: nreenber: said he I- ”keenlv disappointed th at the heard of directors ehole to terml hate my contract."

”l am proud of my record In

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ftflex eiand during the last loot iin estimated It per rent of the 3'93" "9 "W "l "3" 33”'3dt:lub stock in February. 1955. He ."”'"-l h"'"V'”,".' ba.5'ba"' but ("I said that he would retain his that my viorli In (ieieland is one . 0, my male” u.hieu,menug-- stock and his place on the board tcoon RECORD of nimim. During his tenure as general (ireenherg's dixniissal. etfec manager. vihirh hegan In l95fl.it'e at the expiration of hll con- i the Indians tinished no lovier than trnrl in December. came two i wrnnrl Until this year. and uonvieeks altrr he had tired Kerhy

the Ainrriran League pennant tn Farrell as the Indians” ficltl man 1934 The sixth place finish thisager and named Bobby Bragan.. year was their lowest since 1946 former manager of Pittshnrnh Greenhcrg. 46. who is one otPirsIe:, to pilot the rltih in l938 the rluh's l'l directors. explained Dalev Ulltl "the full ':urIPN''' ' that he ahstatnert tiom t'otIn:tit the tllVPt'Inrs ts ttehtnd Green Wednesday He aettiilred r-ontrolhergs rttoirp of Brogan

V e- -- .the Maritime playolls

o.M;;..;ic..a;aa.;..iHa....tt . World's Best Welterweight

to li;tit tiir in-In ulllifl no ran drau a hit nl iitniim not rwamtts -to ultv shouldn't the fight i-Illh U-'tns he tor the title" Dewarrn asked tolloutne in last rounds tn tllr gt ni 'tl(iatiuliIlt-

Rtt.x'lif)X U” Toni llpll.ii'4-it mtindtni into the hen condition of his homh throwing rareer xPtt0(l imtiir tmiav that he won elder: htmsolt the unrlrtk ho t uirttet-tietzht -and itill ttzht ante itnr to pmxp t . ”l ntend to get the titlr and .gmhodt"s :oIn;: to stop me the Boston .Iii::er said "l ttzht when and uhere ntv Iiianazers QEIV. httt llll read) tor anyonei

Dollar:-ti sh t' it 2 ;:rd oil the storm i-ntiiwd by the R('ll0fl til the ltassauhiisetts Boxing (.ftnll'TllS slon In aranting title recognition

Ha ....u llllxflln lull reiterated that the l')eMarro- Akin; light will he for the (ham- pionshtp mer the ti-rtiiirtd fllir

corned "l..0nIlKxltlINllG in other state: with whom I've talked agree that

to the vitnner at his bout with Lamar said Vii-nil Akin: Oi-I 29m the Boston sure that all states know our I fiaiden position "

l '”l'he other l'IllllPIldPl'K reliiserl

mg I-oniiiiissinner Henrv Lamaiq

NBA president Gilbert .lnek..onI

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The Charlottetown Gunllna. Turn. Out. 11. 1951

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SPORT or KING'S Baseball Season Ends

Morell. P E.l.'s r-apresen-tatrvesl in Intermediate "B" iiaydownal bowed to Amherst last satur-l. day In Amherst This loss elim-l mated Mnrell 'nr Maritime play- dowos However. Lhev won two championships on their way to

Their first title was that King: ounty League Chunps.l and after that. island intermed- iate ”B" holders. They lintstied in .s9('0Dd place In the King's (.lllll'H)l League lor the regular schedule. in the league semi- ftnals they de-tented Georgetown in straight games to meet their arc-h rivals irrrm Prakes tor the lIllP In is bitterly taught series with Pcake-. they we the King's: tjounty League tI.lc They thenl advanced azatiist Tignish. fort

and .VeM' York commission chair-y man .lulIu.- llelfand hue an-

" tame as far as this state in ('.tnv noum-ed that the NBA and New this remains to be seen. I

York viilt not recognize the bout: as tor the If pionship. Boihl want an elimination series be-'

we're taking the right action." tween the contenders. rated hy hitting tent. "I'm solo: to be the VBA In order in DeMarro. the mainstay

lsnnr Lognrt. Vinre Martinez and Gil Turner. Aktns ll rated. titth.

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The name was clan tar three the island title quarters. with only one point They won the first game at ' the teams. but a 'l&olsh. lost the first game of last quarter rally netted a gsd s doubleheador at Morell. andf mroad for the Lions. Three ya came roartiu back in the next made dieir basektball dwut with game to annex the island crown the Lions wtulo the Firemen had This victory allowed them to rc- three also.

present the Island against Am I is hoped this year, in ms

olttlierst tor the Maritime Champ gain a league for the Lower

pionship. Short.-handed they took school boys. At present. how- ii wslloping in the tint game at ever. nothing definite has been Ytiorell. but with injured playersl. decided. back in action. they last a closer. The Men's and Women's Bowi- game in Amhcerst. ling leagues got under way last

This ends 'baset)all on the Isl week The results are: Men's land for another season. Thls.Lelgue: Mnuiaw and Mu-L.un'g corner feeUsate in saying. that 3 Rarnbiers 2. Line Roadors 4. 00". 38B"t- l-M Kinfl County Has Been: l. Federals l. Inb- League had a succasalul season. gler King; 1 in the woman-, Rumors In the spring had that League: Blue Goon! 3 Abeg. league tabbed as doubtful but wells 2. Old Timers 3. lhls proved false. Other PIIIHOTSI norm: 0. Claim .lu.mbers still have it that two ol the Country musing 111. teams will drop bass-haul next. Ms"; year and Iiirn to softbal. But after such a successful season.! cc ey scores

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Morcll proved themselves the Boston I New heat in the league. They have. a good pitching. iteldi and Cleveland ti I-leriiey I Boo Connoly was Quebec League

of their pitching Chlcouumt 3 Trota-Rivleres I corps all season. tlllll young OHA-NOHA Senior Louis MacGuire ready to go at North Bay .1 Sault Ste. Marie. any time. As hitters. Lhey lsad Ont. 5

Green .

' Now you tut o Ted wit- liams ol Iootoa Rad lax win his ninth American League slugging eliampionali and Willie Mays at New York Giants his third No tlnnal league tltlo in 1H1. Wil- llanu' .131 average was the high- ut for the malors in ll yous. Williams ollected 117 total

' bases in (It times at bat. figures

compiled by'l'heAssncIated Among the 3-year-old outtield- es”: 163 hits were I doubles. one triple and 38 homers.

Tod. who also won his circult's ibatting crown. had the previous high slugging percontagoqno in 1941 The big league record is out by Babe Ruth in 193. W - llams also finished on top in the slugging competltlon in 1942. 1945. 1917. 1048. 1919. 1951 and 1954.

Mays slugged .63. edging Stan Musial of st. Louis and Hank

centrefielder had :56 total bases in 515 trips. His extra base out- put included 31 doubles. Ht triples and 35 homers.

Musial wound up with a .612 percentage on .'lt't7 total bases in an at bats while Aaron was third at .000 with the most total bases

'. in either league. 369. in 615 offi-

cial trips. Aaron had 198 hits and 17 were for extra bases -s 27 doubles. six triples and 44 circuit blows

slugging averages are com- puted by adding the total bases on all hits tone for a single. two for a double et.c.i and tuvidlu the aggregate by the number of official times at bat.

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Ted Williams Asdrwittie i

Campaigning For New Structure

pausing toranewwirldcbltr pionahlp structure - In-on soc- tloitswitbn-odhlesiiroacliroup wiring-

"We are , only about to or ll tum. tor the world ebamsionahlpsin. Na-way next

r." Atbeania said. "lut if we

lump of Milwaukee. The Glants' POI

we would get. as many as 5)

teams to: the champlmabips." He sugguted a system oi pro-

motion and relegation "with the

bottom team in p 1 dropping

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"Such a system would make the ice hockey world cl't&I'!ll0lI- drips unique in world sport with the teams 'igbting Al the time mt only tor a tmotw but to keep their place it the -various

sections." Ahoa-roe nald he expects its fading-champbn en, Rus-

Ioy ltevars at Washington. tn; Al's bouts run leader with 42. was third in slogan; with a 51! average. In ltinl to his hom- III. 15! hIM- Mm otstllelder collected ll doubles and flu &. Canada. the United States. Ooctlndovakia. Nu-way. Filling-1, Wqt and East Gamany. and Po 11 to compete for the world! title 2-(lilo Feb. S-March 0 next

Rignoy Named Giants Manager

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Bill Ripley. New Yuk Giants man- ager the last two years. Wednes- day was named to manage that Natlonal League club for its maiden appearance to San Fran

President Hor are Stoneham said Rigney was retained for how the 195! and 1959 seasons. The announcement was made at a press conference at seals Sladv tum where the Giants will play ilxt year.

Before going to xew York. the ney. 39. managed the Giants" Minneapolis club for two years and won the Amancan Aasocta llou pennant and "little world Ieries" in 1&5 I

Rigney finished sixth with the Giants in 1956 and 1957.

He was a member of the llm

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