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Sqt 196.1 WELLSyijlE DAILY. YORK Page. Five Braves Bow to Elmira Introducing Jim Flynn Sixfh-lnning Fracas Marks Pioneer Win; Aid Drop Due Tonight By FRANK CADY Everything happened lust night at Tullar Field. Elmfra's Pioneers won the ball ganu; 5-2 to salvage the final contest of the three-game set, but the. big fireworks took place- in the sixth inning.

The stage was set for the fracas early in 'die game. Klmira's Bud Jamison opened the evening with i a homer starter Dick Loiselle, on Jamison's next trip to the plate, one of Loiselle's pitches was in tight, but by no means a dustc-r. Jamison gave Luiscllu a stare and a few words were exchanged. In the Luiselle's first pitch to Jamison was tight, but not close enough to be considered a knockdown pitch. Jamison grabbed the bat and headed towards the mound.

When the big right fielder was three or four feet away, Loiselle threw the ball at him, missing Jamison, but causing him to drop the bat and 1'all to the ground. By this time both dugouts and rushed onto the field, but no punches were thrown. An unidentified Elmira player grabbed hold of Braves' mentor Bill Steinecke but soon let go. Play resumed and Loiselle proceeded to strike out Jamison. Another odd feature is that strikeouts accounted for half of the evening's putouts.

Two Elmira hurlers whiffed 16 Braves, and Loiselle and Cosgrove struckout 11 Pioneers for an evening total of 27. The Braves failed to hit a ball out of the infield with the exception of their base hits. Wellsville's outfielders had only three chances, all of them coming in the final three frames. Elmira won it on the pitching of Jack Morris and Marcel Guilbault. Morris worked the first six innings to gain his sixth win against five setbacks.

He walked two and fanned nine, and dropped his earned run average to 1.84. Guilbault relieved in the seventh with one run in and men on first and second. He fanned Wayne Jinske, and Tom Stock was picked off first on a disputed play for the second out. Steve McClintock rolled; out to second to end the inning. In the eighth and ninth Guilbault struck out the side, allowing only a lead-off round tripper in the ninth to Vin Ferguson.

The Braves threatened in the fourth when they had runners at and third with two down. Morris lanned Stock to end lh bid. Elmira scored three runs in the first stanza on five hils. Jamison led off with a homer, and consecu- Uve singles by Cal Shears, Larry Baughman, and Bill Tomaselli produced the second run. Ernie DeLaOsa's Iwo bloop double lo left center plated the final run of the frame.

The winners moved ahead 5-1 in the when Bill Tomaselli was safe on a fielder's choice and rode hc-me on Hank Allen's llth round tripper of the year. Wellsville tallied once in the seventh when Bill Robinson opened with a single and raced to second on Jamison's bobble. James beat out an infield hit to- short, sending Hot-by to third, and Stock's single to left center drove in tho run. In lhe ninth Ferguson hit tin- first pitch over the left center field wall for a home run. Tonight the Braves host Olean in a single contest Jim Flynn (G-4i will hurl lor the local club.

This evening has been set aside as the annual airplane chop night. A local pilot will make three passes over lhe field about 7:15 p.m. and release three balls each time. Any Wellsville or Olean player catching a ball will receive $5 per catch. Elmira Victory Elmira ab rbi SIMOKIZ JOB $9.99 HARRIGER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Open 24 Hours PROTECT YOUR DRIVEWAY with COSMKOAT Sealer Call 2553-R or 1433-J DEAN BAKER Seal-Coating Service Murphy's Lobster House Route 15, 1 mile west of Bath, N.

Y. Lobsters served in 20 minutes From the Ocean lo You, Special Fry $1.25 Sat. and Sun. Prime Sirloin Roast, 7 Course Dinner $2.50 Jamison, rf 6 1 2 1 Hampton, If 5 0 1 0 Shears, cf 51 1 0 Baughman, 3 1 2 0 Tomaselli, 3b 5 1 2 1 Allen, lb 3 1 1 2 De La Osa, ss 5 0 2 1 Weston, 2b 3 0 1 0 Morris, 4 0 0 Guilbault, i 0 0 40 5 12 5 Wellsville ab rbi Rowe, 3b 4 0 0 Moore, 2b 2 0 0 0 Ferguson, If 4 i i i Robinson, rf 4120 James, ss 4 2 0 Stock, lb 4 1 1 Jinske, 3 0 0 McClintock, cf 3 1 0 Loiselle, 2 0 0 0 Cosgrove, i 0 0 31 2 7 2 Score by innings: Elmira 300 000 12 1 Wellsville 000 000 7 2 James 2, Jamison; Elmira 27-10, Wellsville 27-10 DP Weston DeLaOsa Allen, De- LaOsa Weston Allen. Rowe Moore Stock, Baughman Allen- LOB Elmira 14, Wellsville HR Jamison, Allen, Ferguson' 2B De La Osa.

Morris (W. 6-5) GIF GH 1R OER 2BB 9SO; Guilbault 3IP 1H 1R 1ER OBB 7SO: Loiselle (L 2-1) 7IP HH 5R 5ER 4BB 8SO- 2IP 1H OR OER 2BB 3SO; WP Cosgrove P- Sleranka; 2:55. NY-PSdiediile Monday Olean at WELLSVILLE Auburn at Elmira Balavia al Geneva DH, Erie al Jamestown Tuesday WEIiLSVILLE at Jamestown DII 6:30 Batavia at Auburn Geneva at Elmira Olean at Erie DH Wednesday Jamtstown al WELLSVILLE Auburn at Batavia DH, Geneva at Elmira Olean at Erie Thursday Jamestown at WELLSVILLE Auburn at Batavia Elmira at Geneva Olean at Erie DH Friday WELLSVILLE at Erie Auburn at Geneva Batavia at Olean Elmira at Jamestown Saturday WELLSVILLE at Erie Elmira at Jamestown DH 6:30 Geneva at Auburn Olean at Batavia Swim Wins Go To Colegrove, Cline Squads The intramural swimming meets this week found Holly squad winning over Les Stein's team by a lo 23M- margin, and Diana Cline's learn over Judi Gambrill's learn by a 35 lo 19 score. The only new record sel was Cline's GO-yard back- slroke effort. BOYS' MEET 60 Free 1st, tie by Roily Colegrove and Les Stein; 3rd, tie by Jim Stein and Jan Bastian; :37.2 GO Breast 1st, Colegrove 2nd, Tom Lauzze; 3rd, Bill Hamlin: :G5.2.

GO Back 1st, L. Stein; 2nd, Bastian; 3rd, Denny Smith; 30 Free 1st) R. Colegrove. 2nd, L. Stein; 3rd, .1.

Stein :17.5. 30 Breast 1st, D. Smith; 2nd, T. Lauzze; 3rd, tie by B. Hamlin and Jim Raykovitz; :29.5.

30 Back 1st', L. Stein; 2nd, J. Stein; J. Bastian; :21.7. Relay Colegrove, Lauzze, Bastian, Bert Purga; 1:15.1.

GIRLS' MEET 60 yard free 1st, Joyce Garthwait; Joyce LeFeber; Nora McCann; :45.2. 60 Breast 1st, Diana Cline; Kay Kishlar; Judi Cambria; :59.6. 60 Back 1st D. Cline; Barb Cummings; Marilyn Finn; :57.1 (record). 30 Free 1st, tie by J.

Gambrill and J. Garthwait; D. Cline :19.7. 30 Breast 1st, D. Cline; Kishlar; Terry Whitney; :27.3.

10 Back 1st, N. McCann; Finn; B. Cummings; :27.8. Bauer Bows Out with Winning Hit As A's Knock Tigers from the Top Bolivar, Allegany Drivers Take Features at Angelica ANGELICA Jon Lindriuisl 01 burg; Bill Davidson, Scio; Bolivar won the modern stock fe- Limiquist. Uoli.var.

alure and Bud Johnson of Second heat, Bud PCM kins, Hel- lepany, the modified finale as i moMl; juckie Tucker, Bolivar; 1 1 1 1 C( kv Hewitt, Perry. Consolation, Pete Dele fore 2,000 fans at Angelica Race- i way. i Johnson and Cecil Kcister of El- made il a two-ear contest lhe way for firsl honors in tltf n'idciilicd fi-aturi. ailor the driver had beaten Johnson in UK lir.st heat. Hewitt ni I'nilvillc, an early challenger, spun out on No.

4 turn and skidded slralrht fur the starter's stand which starter Whilcy Gorsueh left with haste. The racer slopped inches from the stand. Jim Layfield of Wellsville was winner of the demolition dc-rbs, outlasting the oilier drivers in the battle of survival. Jack Butler, al Bliss Sandusky; mil By ED Associated Press Sports Writer Manager Hank Bauer tlosed out his career as player by driving home the winning run in Kansas' City's 3-2 victory nvr Detroit Friday night that knocked Jon 1 Tutors out of the American League lead. Bauer's ex-mates, the New York Yankees, moved back on trip by a half-game after coming froir.

behind for an 11-8 victory on grand slain homer with two out Wellsville Feature, Lindquist, in lhe ninth. Perkins. MODIFIED CLASS A First heat, Cecil Kei.slrr, mini; Bud Johnson, Allegany; Hill i Schroath, F.lmira. Second heat, Lucky Cornish, Ith- Ulanchard's shot following homers by Roger Maris, Mickey Mantle and YoL'i Berra. was the sixth i pinch-hit slam of the season in the AL, breakini; the m.Vmr lei'gue record of five sel by the American League in Minnesota defeated Olovolnnd l- nca; Bryon Osgood, Elmira; Irv Friendship.

Consolation, Mo Kessler, Oek-- van; Fran Pizzimenti, Allegany; Joe Toms, Olean. so of Wellsville, was judged' the Cornish. Feature, Johnson, 3 and the Los Angeles Angels wal- Inned Washington in Ine other AL games. Baltimore-Chicago was rained out. The A's bent right-hander Phil Regan (9-5) with three runs in Kcislcr.

HIP third. Monn Sir-born, another ex-Yankee, doubled home two perform- i Next Friday's card will include and then scored on single by Importanf Cog In Braves Play JUNIOR LEAGION STANDINGS farm system than the Tigers or Yankees," Jim commented Flynn has thrown seven no-hit- Lefty Jim Flynn has been an important cog in the Wellsville Braves' play during the first part of the 1961 season. in lliBn sc 00 iree in semi-pro Flynn got off to a flying starl i ball, and one in college. In one and raced to a 3-1 record. He has I semi-pro contest lie struck out 24 been confronted with control trou-1 batters.

bles recently, and has dropped two; Pitching must run in the Flynn straight for a currenl 6-3 mark, family as Jim's brother, a right The hard firing left bander is a handed hurler, will oe signed next native of While House, Ohio. He is year. He also has another broth- 22 years old, slands G', and er and a sisler. weighs 175 pounds. Jim is single, Jim tabbed Olean manager H.il Lowly Tigers Hold Hex Over NY-P Leaders a match contest in the powder All-Star Victory Ba-ier, who was honored before driver giving the best ancc.

Results by races: puff class. Eleanor Gospc-r ol West! Hifs final game as a player bv MODERN STOCK Almond will challenge two drivers, i Kansas City fans. Southpaw Jim First heat Cliff Norton, Horn-' one each from Sardinia and Perry. Archer (7-5) won if with a six! hitter. Blanchard's first major leapiio slam saved southpaw ace Whitey Ford from defeat: after the Yati- i kecs blew 2-0 end G-3 Icat's.

NYP LEAGUE Elmira 5, Wellsville 2 Elmi a 5, Wellsville 2 Erie 8, Batavia 5 Jamestown 4, Geneva 2 Clean 9, Auburn 8 W. L. Pet. GB Geneva 48 31 .608 Olean 41 36 .532 Erie 42 38 .525 6V 2 WELLSVILLE ..39 39 .500 Batavia 36 38 .486 Elmira 36 39 .480 10 Jameslown 36 46 .439 Auburn 30 42 .417 Today's Games Olean at Wellsville Elmira at Auburn (2) Batavia at Geneva Jamestown at Erie Sunday's Games Wellsville at Olean (2) Auburn at Elmira (2) Erie at Jamestown Geneva at Batavia (2) By THE ASSOCIATED PHKSS ft The Jamestown Tigers are 13 Jim has completed three years Holland as the toughest hitler in games off the pace in the Class at Ohio University where he is the league and Olean's Red Sox New York-Penn Baseball league pursuing a BA in history and edn- as the top hilling club, calion. The Milwaukee During lhe off-season, Jim will zation scouted him while he was either work for a sporting goods playing semi-pro ball in Toledo, firm or return to college.

His hob- Ohio. "I signed with lhe Braves by is golf, and his game is usuallv because I felt they had a better in the Inch 70's. Little League Win Advances All-Stars Wellsville Little League All-Stars yesterday earned the right to meet bases on balls. Stelrechl reached Perkins for Clean in the Area 4 finals by hit in lhe firsl inning and Ayers! Erie, besling Cuba by a score of 7-0. got the second hit for Cuba in the but can't make the front-running Geneva Redlegs believe the Tigers are a club.

Jamestown handed Geneva a 4-2 setback Friday nit'ht at Geneva, the third time the Tigers have downed the Redlegs on their home field tills season. No oilier team has done it. The clubs are tied for the season at six games each in their scries. Geneva is leading every other team. In oilier games, Clean shaded Auburn, 9-8, after staving off a five-run Yankee uprising in the top of the ninth at Clean; Elmira topped Wcllaville, 5-2, at Wellsville and Erie beat Batavia, 8-5, at A tremendous pitching job by Dennis Perkins gave the Wellsville All-Stars their hard earned win.

Perkins and Scribner of Cuba sixth inning. It was a well played game by i both teams, with Stelrecht and Arzberper coming up with fine do- I fonsive plays for the Cuba team. 1 Elmira Friday's Linescores VVellsvillo 300 000 12 1 000 000 7 2 Cuba All Stars ab Burch, p-2b 3 Stelrecht, ss 3 Scribner, 2b-p 2 Dean, If 2 Spear, 2 Adams, lb 2 Ayres, cf 2 McCollester, rf 3b rbi Ford, shooting 0 0 0 for his 18th vio 0 0 1 lory and 12lh in a row, lefl when lhe Red Sox went ahoar; 1 with four runs in the fifth inning. 0 i Luis Arroyo (6-3) was the 0 0 0 ner and Arnie Earlcy (1-4) the 0 0 0 although Blnnrhard's shot 000; was off Mike Fornicle-s. 0 1 0, Maris and Mantle connected 1 0 0 0 for successive home runs in the 2 0 0 0 first inning off Bill 1000: and now have slugged 73 homers 0 0 0 0' between them.

Mi'ck's was No. 0 0 0 0 37, pulling him 22 games ahead 0 0 0 0 of Babe Ruth's rccord-GO pace of 0 0 0 0 1927. Jose raced home 20 0 2 0 from second base with the tic- IVclJsvillc All Stars ab rhl breaking run for the Twiiin with Simons, rf Dennis, lb Reisdorf, 2b Butts, If Young, cf Johnson, 2b 1 Granlier, rf 2 Sinkey, cf 3 Allen, ss 3 Perkins, 3 Reynolds, 3b 2 Willis, If 2 M. Cook, lb 2 Payne, 2 Monitio, 3b-2b 2 Bledsoe. If 1 Benedict 1 Hamlin, lb 0 Sweeney, rf 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Iwo out.

in lhe losing reliever Joe Schaffernolh (0- Score by innings: 24 7 0 6 Morris (W), Guilbault (7) and Cuba 0 waited In vain for Lennie Green's tap to roll foul. The fn- ctlans were held hitless for 7 2-3 innings by righl-hnndor Don Leo (2-2), then lied il 3-all in lhe lop of the ninth on a solo home run by Bubba Phillips. Lee finished with a five-hitter. The Angels clubbed 20 hits off loser Ed Hobaugh (6-51 and four relievers, pulling it for Ron Mueller (4-5) with a five-run fourth inning. Alble Pearson and George Hunt each had four singles.

The two clubs tied a major league record by leaving 30 men on base, 15 each. were hooked up in a real pitch- Wellsville' players thought highly chs battle for four innings. The the condition nf I lie Tnha Ame.icau League New York Detroil Ballimore Cleveland Chicago Boston Washinglon Los Ajigeles Minnesota Kansas City 59 32 GO 34 51 42 52 44 47 47 44 52 42 51 40 54 39 54 .648 .638 .548 .542 .500 .458 .452 18 20 .419 21 34 58 .370 25 M- Wellsville Friendship Cuba Scio Belmont Angelica 7 4 3 4 3 3 3 1 5 1 5 Friday's Results Minnesota 4, Cleveland 3 New York 11, Boston 8 Kansas Cily 3, Delroil 2 Los Angeles 16, Washington 5 Ballimore al Chicago, rain Today's Games Delroit at Kansas' City Washinglon al Los Angeles (N) New York al Boston Baltimore at Chicago (2 day- night) Sunday's Schedule New York al Boston Baltimore at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota Delroit at Kansas City Washington at Les Angeles inning only, run at this time was Pcrkin's hc-me run in the second inning. of lhe condition of the Cuba field. As a rcsull of the victory over Cuba, Wellsville tonight will meet (8) and KIOVC alld ID, COS- Balavia The first 72 putouts of tin; game Olean, uhich beat Bolivpr last eve- for Wellsville were recorded by i ning by a score of 8-0.

Game Uiv.e strikeouts by Perkins who endec! is 6 p.m. at the local little league up with 16 issued no i field. Defending State Champion Moves Up in Golf Tourney SYRACUSE, N. Y. The top match in the quarter-finals of the Slate Golf Association's ama- leur championship today was a bcillle of youth, with three-timo winner John Konsek I a i Charles Keating Jr.

of Corning. Konsek, medical student from Buffalo is 21. Keating, son of a golf pro, is 20. The quarter-finalists- range in cge from 19 lo 49. The youngest is Joe Puvcell, a Buffalo grocery clerk; the oldest, Joe Biasone, Syracuse bowling alley proprielor.

Biasone was matched against Dr. Rocco Impaglia, Auburn physician, while Purcell faced Don Allen, a 23-year-old player from Rochester. Allen's older brother Ray 29, squared off against John FIGHT RESULTS ROME, Vecchiato- lo, Italy, outpointed Roy Jacobs, 9 Nigeria, 10. Lightweights. Don't Miss This! BASEBALL AIRPLANE DROP TULLAR FIELD An airplane will make three passes over the ballfield dropping three balls each time.

Any WclJsvilie or Olean player catching a ball in flight will receive $5.00 for each ball caught. Saturday July 22 at 7:15 Prior to Olean vs. Baseball Game Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Pitlsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia National League W. 56 36 .609 54 38 .587 2 48 42 .533 7 44 40 .524 8 44 43 .506 44 40 .489 38 52 .422 17 28 59 .322 Friday's Results Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 (10 innings Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 3 St.

Louis 10, Los Angeles 1 San Francisco at Cincinnati, rain Today's Games San Francisco at Cincinnati Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St. Louis (N) Chicago at Philadelphia Sunday's Schedule Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pitlsburgh (2) San Francisco al Cincinnati (2) Los Angeles at St. Louis Andover Babe Ruth Downs Worthington Ward, Syracuse and president of the Stale Golf Association. The four survivors go inlo lhe semi-finals in the afternoon. The 36-hole final will be played tomorrow over the course at thc Onondaga GolC and Country Club.

Normally smooth-swinging Konsek had some bad moments in thc; fourth round Friday but triumphed over John Hausen, 32-year-old Albany merchant, 3 and 1. Keating defealed Sieve Jacobson, 20, of Utica, 4 and 3. Konsek had a one-up lead over Hausen after the first nine holes, despite a sluggish 39 strokes, 3 over par. Konsek made a poor approach shot on the llth, but Local Junior Legion Tops Friendship 3-1 Wellsville's I-lelzt-1 and Friendship's Jones made il a contest of pitchers in a Junior Legion Baseball league won by Wellsville by a 3-1 score. yielded only four hiLs, while Wellsville batters reached Jones for seven.

Friendship players committed two miscucs, and Wellsville was errorless. The win gave Hie Wellsville team a league record of seven wins and no losses. The defeal of Hie Friend- 102 000 8 3 Eric 000 052 13 1 Slezak CD, Sinkowicz (7) and Booker; Mejias and Fries, Franchi (2). Jameslown Geneva Kazakavich 000 130 10 0 200 000 6 1 (W), Magown (7) and Caucci; Simon (L), Johnson (8) and Nash. Auburn Oil 100 11 1 Olean 031 201 10 0 Riccardo (L), Rassmiissen (3), Summers (8), Delisa (8) and Kowalowski; Connally, Chaiuos (W) (4i and Board.

Wellsville 010 6 0 McCollester, Avers. Burch, Spear; LOB Cuba 2, Wellsville MR Perkins; SB Granlier. Perkins 6IP 211 OR OBI 5 16SO; Scribner 51P 5H 5R CBB 5SO; Burch 2IP 1.H 21? ER 2BB ISO; PB Pavne, Spear: Gilman Swift Young- Harbeck; 1:45. The oceans contain about two quadrillion tons of magnesium, but the metal is comparatively rare on verylhing for BuiM F. E.

LUNN SON LUMBER CO. TULLAR FIELD 7:30 p.m. OLEAN RED SOX vs. WELLSVILLE BRAVES ship team put il in lie with Cuba, with 4-3 league records held by each. Exhibition games slated for the Wellsville team include a contest; with Batli on the 28th, at Wellsville; a game at Hornell July a return game with Hornell, at Wellsville, Aug.

7, and a meeting at Bath Aug. 26. Olympic Champ Tries Pro in TV Ring Meet LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Is Olympic light heavyweight) box-) ing champion Cossius Clay too I young to bo meeting lop-flight heavyweights' That question could be answered tonight when the boastful 19-year-old Louisville native steps ni VMVJ i.ULIISvine- nmivu into lhe ring against Alonzo Johnson for a nationally (ABC, 9 p.m., EST) televised Prep League Games Rescheduled Monday Wellsville Prep League games, originally scheduled for today, have been postponed until Monday because of the Litlle League All Stjir contest lonight on the local 1'im through one." Clay, who turned pro less than a year ago, has won five of his seven professions! fights by I knockouts. Johnson, 2G, has a 1'J-: 7 record.

Johnson, of Rankin, wa-s expected to weigh in at about 187 pounds. Clay was expected to weigh 194 pounds. Johnson's manager, Mike? Baz- said, "right now Clay is r. little loo young lo be meeting the top-flight heavies. "He's never been put to a tough tesl yel bul Alonzo will put field.

i The cocky Clay has predicted The Prep League games Monday 1 he will be heavyweight champion chippod'to feVt of the' wil1 be of vs Masons at 6:30, in two years, cup and won the hole. Hausen re- and thc Wellsville Prep VK Lions quired three putls, giving Konsek I at 7 i 30 both Little League a two-up margin. Hausen won the next hole. Konsek garbbed the 13th again- led by two. They halved t.ne next three.

Konsek netted a birdie tour to win the match on tho long 17th hole afler hitting t-he preen in two. Biasone scored a 2 and 1 vic- lory over Jerry Cell of Syracuse. Three down al the end of live holes, Biasone -vent the rest of the way seven under par in a display lhat included five birdies and eagle. Purcell had to go 19 holes to eliminate George Noma of Ulica. Impaglia and Mid O'Haro of Syracuse also went 19 holes Ix-tore the physician took lhe round wilh a 12-foot putt for a birdie 3.

Ward, a finalist three times and 3 Park. The stale flower of Monlana is bittorroot. Jim Cannon went the distance winners, scattering eight hits, and received credit for the win. Tom Vossler was the loser. Andover is now a full game ahead of Worthington in the Wells-These in turn feed ville County Babe Ruth League.

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