The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 26

26 THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. Thursday, July 17, 1958 Judy Frank Ousted Mrs. Allen Bows In State Golf COOPERSTOWN Defending champion Judy Frank was eliminated Wednesday from the state women's golf tournament by the opponent she defeated to win the 1957 title. Mrs. Ruth Torgerson of Garden City, a five-time champion, beat Miss Frank 1 up in a first-round match that see-sawed over the yard course at Cooperstown Country Club.

the crucial 18th--a 546-yard, par 6 hole--Mrs. Torgerson shot 5. Miss Frank lost a stroke when she drove into a water Hazard and then, under pressure, dubbed the next one. She took a six. Mrs.

Torgerson had a medal score of 79, one under par. Miss titleholder, by a score of 2 and Miss Margaret Cramer of Amsterdam defeated Miss Sanda Sandra Stone of Binghamton, 3 and 2. In other matches: Mrs. Fran- els Maloney of West bury defeated Mrs. Joseph A.

Nesbit of Rye, 3 and 1. Miss Linda Leader, a 16-year- old from Schenectady, defeated Mrs. Thomas Cantwell of Saranac Lake, 3 and 1, Mrs. George Trainer of Rochester defeated Mrs. William War- Frank, a 23-year-old from White ren of Hochestcr.

2 and 1. Plains, shot an 80. Sixteen qualifiers teed off Wednesday. Second and third- round matches Thursday and Friday will determine the two Opponents for the 36-hole final Saturday. The other former champions won their matches and another ex-titleholder was eliminated.

Mrs. Bruce McGhie, a three- time champion and low scorer in yesterday's qualifying round, defeated Miss Carol Beinbrink of Stony Brook, 3 and 2. Mrs. from Chappaqua, was state champion in 1951, 1952 and 1954. Mrs.

Maxon Berger of Buffalo, the former Cookie Swift, defeated 16-year-old Linda Healey of Syracuse, 5 and 4. Mrs. Berger was 1953 champion. Mrs. Harry J.

Nevil Jr. of eliminated Mrs. Philip Allen of Syracuse, the for- hier Virginia Guilfoil and 1941, Tomorrow's pairings: Torgerson vs. Cramer, Nevil vs. Berger, McGhie vs.

Maloney, Leader vs. Trainor. City Net Meet Slated at Kirk Men and women will begin competition in the city tennis tournament, sponsored by the Muncipal Recreation Commission, Friday night at Kirk Men are asked to report to Al Romeo at Kirk at 5:30 p.m. Friday and women are asked to report at 1 pan. Saturday, Courts to be used and the times of matches will be announced at these meetings.

All pairings and court assignments will be posted in the Kirk Park Community Little League Tournament Begins Friday Opening games in the district Little League baseball tournament are slated Friday night with two games charted in the city section and two more in the county area. The All-Stars of West End PBA No. 2 League of Lewis Park won the local tournament last year and will open defense of their title by playing Valley's All-Stars at 6:15 p.m. Valley, The Skrupa Field Westj End team will play Lincoln at! Lincoln. Eastwood draws a bye and will play its first game Saturday.

In the County Division, North Syracuse plays at Liverpool Fri-' i day and Cicero plays at Limestone. On Saturday, at 2:30 p.m., the North Syracuse Optimists; will be host to the winner of the! Cicero-Limestone game. The Jack Burkin Memorial Trophy witt be given to the district champion i will qualify for further competition at Waverly on July 28. annual Little League World Series starts at port Aug. 19 with six teams scheduled to compete, This year teams from the four compass points of the United States will compete with a team from Canada and one from Latin America to decide the Little League champion.

Oppose State League All-Stars Dodger Rookies jp Play at Stadium Some brilliant young baseball' players will be in action tonight at MacArthur Stadium when the Dodger Rookies oppose the State League All-Stars. Bill Rybak, southpaw hurler for Syracuse University who has been playing with Weedsport in the State League, will be on the mound for the All-Stars and Mike MatUace will start for the Dodgers. Game time is 8 p.m. 4 4 I iV.V.V.','··· 4 fc f.v-:-M Sfoft 1 I The invaders are a group of metropolitan area college and scholastic stars who survived screening among a group of Haven, Dave Austin, catcher, of Weedsport, and RybaJs. Other pitchers for the All- Stars include Elwood Enger- about 150 Dodger candidates brecht, Ed Devendorf and Bill ended drills only a couple nes John Greschuk will catch for of days ago in A squad of 18 is under the direction of Tommy Holmes, former the Dodgers and the infield will consist of Wendell Wear, John widely known big leaguer, and Paisley, Tom Curtain and Tom John Carey.

Richards. In the outfield will be A Solomini, Al Ferrara and Coaching the All-Stars be Mike McCrobie of Oswego, John Skvorak of Weedsport, Pete Zollo of Baldwinsville and Joe Karpinski of Split Rock. The garr.e is a benefit affair the direction of Hal 1 Southworth, i of the State Babe Ruth League tournament which will be played at MacArthur Stadium during the week of July 28. Proceeds from the game tonight will insure expenses for competing teams in the Babe Ruth tournament With a a of good weather, Southworth expects a large crowd at the stadium. Batting Hneup for the Stark will be Ralph Maru, second base, of Oswego; Sam zerelli, left field, of Oswego; John Delias, shortstop, of East Syracuse; Joe Valetta, first base, of Valley; Elmer Weslfall third base, of Minoa; Led Lenhardt, center field, of Baldwinsville; Joe Cramer, right field, of'Fair v.v.v 4 4 4 I VtT.V.' A fc 1 I i 4 i -t 4 v.v Geneva Gets Reds' Bonus Boy CINCINNATI (AP)--The Cincin.

nati Redlegs Wednesday signed Henry Maly, 18, Astoria, N.Y., a former high school pitching star. He will report immediately to Geneva ip the New York-Pennsylvania League. General Manager Gabe Paul said Maly was given a substantial bonus. VAN VOORHEES WINS NEWPORT, Wales (AP) -Wayne Van Voorhes of Palm Beach, Wednesday crushed Albert Gaertner of South Africa, 6-3. 6-2 in the third round of the Welsh Lawn Tennis Championship.

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