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'A t. iPiedmont ISA' iTlit Aaaldim Star Zmlt, Jum a 195: KAlWE HITS HOMER Still Undefeated, Pipe Nips Hef lin Alabama Baffle LaFY Piedmont continued to walk the, Hitting safely for Alabama Pipe one for four; McCrelles, one for J'nh nr ih nnhBiaa in ri. wen: Snider. tHree for four: Wil- four; and Crawford, two for four. I A A houn County Semi-Pro BascbaULuam ror 'or i League as they knocked down Ohatchee, 12-1, yesterday at Ohat-chee for its ninth win in a row.

In other league action Alabama Yanksigain By United Press International Frank Lary pitched his third straight shutout and Kaline smashed a home run to enable the Detroit Tigers to defeat the New Yankees for the seventh straight time, 1-0. Saturday. Lary gave up six hits in extending his scoreless strlns of inn Pipe pulled off an upset by down- iing Heflln, 10-7, while Jacksonville 'tripped Perfect Homes, ft-3, In an-! ti other mild surprise. Ronald UDshaw and Sammv FAIRGROUND SPEEDYAY Birminrhara. Ala.

LAPS 200 LAPS IIATIOIIAL CONVERTIBLE A ings to 28 23 but he might have not wound up with his eighth I Whiteside combined their pitching triumph had it not been for valine's I talents to turn back Ohatchee with out a hit. Upshaw, who worked six innings, received credit for the 1 1 win. Brasher was tagged with the a' ninth inning singly by pinch hitter Al Pilarcik in galnig his sixth w. Billy Loes. who dropped his seventh straight game, permitted loss for Ohatchee.

Bud McCarty, with two singles ji.i 1 I '-IIWI, 1 only tout hits but his first -inning brilliance defensively as well as offensively. Kaline, who ran bis own consecutive hitting streak to 18 games, not only slammed his seventh homer of the season off ex-teammate Duke Maas in the fourth biting but also made a brilliant Qirow from right field in the sixth ip nail Maas trying to score the ing run on Mickey Mantle's single i i Pierce Hurts Two-Hitter and a triple, led Piedmont at the plate, while OUie Amberson had a home run and a single in four 1 SEQUENCE PICTURES OF JOCKEY THROWN TO DEATH This sequf nee of pictures taken from the track's official movie film shows Jockey Jackie Westrope being ihrown by horse Well Away in accident that took Westrope 's life la Hollywood Park at Ingle wood. Calif. The horse bad Just moved into the lead durinr the $28.35 Hollywood Oaks race, thea veered into the guard raiL Westrope was catapulted over the rail and 1 nto the infield. He died two hours later.

trips. Others hitting safely for Piedmont were Lefty Bollinger, a triple and a single; Sammy Whiteside, two singles; Charles Lums- den, Ralph Hillburn and Lawer- Southpaw Billy Pierce limited error paved the way for the.only run of the game. Jim Landis walked and moved to second on Nellie Fox's single. Billy Goodman then rolled back to the mound and when Loes threw Landis scored. Senators Score Early The Washington Senators pushed across 11 their runs in the first five innings and reliever Tru Clevcnger halted a ninth inning rally to defeat the Cleveland Indians.

11-7. Washington came up with six ence Kirkpatrlck, a single each; tie Baltimore Orioles to two hits Auburn Offers Football Seating Priority Featuring: Daytona Beach thile pitching the Chicago White and Ronald Upshaw, a double. Alabama Pipe, with Paul Snider Darlington Cars ft Drivers dx to a i-fl victory. It marked on the mound, came from behind 56-57-58 Models Only tie filth shutout by a White Sox With 1,873 Season Tickets Remainina NEW BAMA COACH Bobby Luna of Huatsville, star hall-back tor the University of Alabama during the 1951-54 years, will Join his alma mater's football coaching staff, It was announced yesterday by Athletic Director Paul Bryant. Luna has been a player-coach for the Fort Hood Army, team during the past two seasons.

He was a defensive back and kicking specialist for San Francisco In the National Football League during the 1955 season. Only in tne seventn inning to score three runs and go ahead of Heflln, JUNE 22 pitcher in the last seven games. Pierce allowed only a fourth lading single by Dick Williams and SUN. 3:00 p. m.

6-5, only to see Heflin tie the count the seals to be located low, in the With one run in the eighth to make AUBURN Auburn Athletic Di- line seats in the East Stands or rector Jeff Beard announced yes-35 to 25-yard line seats in West terday that there are only 1,873 Stands for the five middle, or high. NASCAR First Time In Birmingham 200 Laps it 6-8. However, the Pipers pushed r- Charlie the Brakeman season tickets remaining on sale across four runs in the ninth inn ing to take the win. (2) As a charter member and a re-order patron annually, the pur before the July 15 deadline. These season ticket books in chaser will always be guaranteed of the same or better seats during Alabama's Scoll Signed By Tigers BIRMINGHAM (AP The clude Auburn's football games with Tennessee in Birmingham, a a the coming years.

BOAT TRA ILERS FOR SALE! campus games wiin Lnattanooga. umit on the number of Maryland. Mississippi State and season tickets one may purchase 9VfryeOBSSS)JfcWS1S Wake Forest 1 at $20.00 each (4) Establishes purchasers In one of Auburn's highest priority groups. Top Seating Preference This is the first year that season tickets have ever been offered to the general public as well as alumni. The Auburn Athletic Department set aside over 5.000 seats for the (5) Season ticket charter members will be Insured of tickets to the Auburn-Georgia Tech game takes The Wtyle WMle OUT OF YOUR CARS FRONT-END! This Is What We Will Do! Front End Alignment $5.50 I I mm Adjust Brakes $1.00 I QL Bolancf 2 Front Wheels $2 00 I I JJ Adjust Steering $2.00 I I Clean and Repack Front Wheel I Bearings $2.00 I I I Wheel Reg.

12.50 on alternate years starting in 1960, Detroit Tigers Saturday signed two Southeastern Conference baseball stars to bonus contracts. The players were- LeGrant Scott University of Alabama sophomore, and Jerry Burttram, a junior at Tennessee. Both are Birmingham residents who played Infield In college. Amounts of the bonuses were not revealed but LeGrant Scott a Tiger scout, said "Both boys are very happy, and they have cause to be." The 19-year-old Scott batted .348 for Alabama this season, hit five home runs and stole 18 bases In 21 games. He reports to Montgomery of the Class Alabama-Florida League this weekend, and will play second base.

(6) With Auburn scheduling more teams for Auburn and Birmingham, season ticket buyers five above games this spring and the sales have been tremendous. Advantages Are Listed Advantages of buying the season tickets listed by Beard are as follows: (1) Preference of 50 to 40-yard will be insured of top seating pref crence. These are Just a few of the ad vantages. Anyone wishing to purchase one of the 1,873 season tickets remain ing or ordering individual tickets to Tiger games in 1958 may write OffMGoodTTm to the Auburn Athletic Department Box 432. Auburn, and an runs in the fourth to take a 10 0 lead.

Clint Courtney's two run homer and Herb Plews two run double were the key blows in the frame. Plews had a perfect day with three singles, a double and a walk while teammate Albie Pearson had four hits. Pedro Ramos was the winner although Clerenger had to bail him out in the ninth when the Indians scored their final two runs. Cal McLish was the loser. Jim Lemon and Vic Power also hit homers.

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