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ASBURY ARK EVf NINS PRESS, Aug. 21, 1958 'jjrjjg'g BcSt SPORT ANGLES Riders Enter By Jim Sullivan HorSC SllOW Jj f- Dodgers Nip Braves, 2-1 LOS ANGELES The Los appeared bent cm his first corn-Angeles Dodgers downed the Mil- plete game effort since July 11, waukee Braves last night for the but was yanked in favor of John-nth time in 18 games, winning ny Klippstein after the Braves 2-1 on the six-hit pitching of Stan got two men on with two out In Williams and the long ball hitting the ninth. of rookies Joe Pienatano and Klippstein struck out Del Rice A. 7 Ik I rfcholil in.fr nraiij oceanport The top riding i -1 tK I Freehold will stage its annual U.d Timers bascr.au game at talent in the date will be out in 30 Sa'u-day at the Nescafe Field. Dave Cashion, force at the 6i annual Monmouth knovn aT-Mr.

Baseball of Freehold." is again handling all County Horse Show, to he held no KHr.0 tk. hest of Saturday and Sunday at Wolf Hill anangements for the classic that vuil bring togc.ner tne nest ot the oldtlmer In the Freehold area. Cashion is inviting any of the, Shore oldtimers to play in the game. wn0 wm be seeking to add to their The game will serve as a tuneup for the Shore Old Timers collection of blue ribbons are Lynn game at the Oakhurst Firemen's Field on Sept. 7.

Cashion pony champion. Wee-rlans to bring his Freehold and west Monmouth County Club fuls; Ann Voorhees' burner champ-down on that date to play Winston Gibson's Shore aggregation. PjM. Tf.fi1" Pega 1 41 Norm Larker. to end the game, i The less cut Milwaukee's Williams, who struck out three league lead to games oven and walked three, gained his i second place San Francisco.

ninth victory against seven Die I jumper cnampion, 1 I -ft A crowd of 27,431 atched the losses. Dodgers score their eighth vie- Spahn Goes Seven tory in nine games and their! Lefthander Warren Spahn, third in a row over the Braves, who hadn't beaten the Dodgers Los Angeles now is assured of in seven years until he turned the winning its 22-game season series trick last month, lasted seven with the world champions. Innings and gave up four hits. Williams, a rookie righthander, He was removed for a pinch hlt- an(, righthander Don McMa- V-l-t I hon finished it. up for the game on Sept.

7: Ralph Stark, Bob Stark. Herb Zim- Sandra i pony Mischief; merman. Roger Havens, Sam Britton. Anne Stephenson, Bill 4nd woodland Farm'a pony Night Resta. Al Ross.

Joe Lee, Steve Bernorco. Tom Davis. Walt Voll, and Day. Bill Cvlwe Lou Letsrhe, Ed Larson, Ed Emerson. Dick Kuchen.

Betsy Ann Millman. teen-age Art Taylor, Jim Garritv. Irv Francis, Bud and Bill Gibson. Vin riding champion of Summit; Anne Alexandre, tar Hills; Muffin and Gorman, and Ray Landis. SgUv Lord LlUle Mrs Colonials Kanpe Far Thomas Forman the Hill Top Freehold Regional High School will be well represented on b.e.

and Karen Long a.l of Mor- cii ns own, will be among the top collegiate gridirons around the nation again this year. Paul Sit- Hders twMy comptuUo ku, one of the Colonials best defensive guards, has enrolled tjWhicn wm benefit the Monmouth The Citadel and is expected to play for the yearlings. Frank Historical A.ssn. brrt and Mike Ogborne are expected to oppose each other when Two Judges the South Carolina and Wake Forest yearlings clash in an open-; Judging will be Stephen Hawkins ing game. Herbert is at South Carolina, while Ogborne I.

VakJim0OgStborne. quarterback in 1956. will finish hi, collegiate Brown' Union' wiU be career at Delaware University after two years of stardom at Saturday- classes, beginning at Jones I aces Phils to Win Spahn, almost never used against the Dodgers in recent years because of their right hand-er power, now 16-9 on the season. The Braves scored their run 1n the first Inning when Eddie Mathews reached first base on a fielder's choice and sprinted all the way in from first on Hank (standing): Coach Nat Kezis, Herman Hill, Eric Schiff, Richard Goldstein, Sancha Nembirkow, Marc Karp, Rodger Curry, Neil Rothman, and Coach Nat Karp. (Kneeling): Manager Seymour Weiss, mascot Jeffrey Weiss, Robert Maida, Larry Fisher, Jack Hill, Greg Beckman, Norman Vex-ler, and Paul Vexler.

(Press Photo) FARM BEIT'S PRIDE This is the JWV team of the Farm Belt Division of the Monmouth County 8-12 Baseball league which won 27 straight garies before dropping its first decision this year to Port Monmouth yesterday, 7-4, in second of three-game, league playoff. JWV won the first. Final will be played Saturday at Matawan. left to right With 8 RBIs ST. LOUIS Ifl Philadelphia's Aaron's gunshot double off the Willie Jones drove In eight runs left field screen, with a pair of three-run homers.

The Dodgers picked up their and a double and Rohin Roberts 'runs In the fifth. Pignatano pro-breezed past the St. Louis Cardi-iduced the first one with a 320-nals last night, 12-2, ending a foot home run over the screen, seven-game Phillie losing streak. He has only 22 hits this season The 31 year old righthander, and seven of them are homers, making a comeback this season, 1 Junior Gilliam walked after Pig-took his 13th victory of the sea-i natano's blast and scored when 41 Shoot Par Or Better In Canadian Mrs. duPont, Varner Upset in Doubles Potomac State Junior College in West Virginia.

The Blue Hens 9 a.m., in be children's horse- 1 crying need is for a quarterback, according to one of the football manship. pony hunters large and OlKll'KS U)C11 magazines. We think that Coach Nelson's wing attack should small, open horsemanship, lead-j 1 rearly Jell with Ogborne handling the ball. Jim uncorked a record Grid SeaOll breaking 90-yard punt last fall at Potomac. Bob Barlow sophomore pleaj.ure hmes bare i1 1X1 guard, is one of 43 varsity football candidates who will report for back horsemanship, and pony hunt Eowdoin College's first practice session on Labor Day.

i teams. 1 OIllOl 1 1 01 Sunday's competition will begin EDMONTON', Alta. UP Don son against 11 defeats. His record Larker slammed a 400-foot triole lirancliers SffK rpois I pm. for children's hutvteri WALL TOWNSHIP The Jer- BROOKLINE.

Mass. Un- Several Long Branch High School athletic stars 01 last year nackSi working hunters, knock sey Sharks will throw practically; seeded Darlene Hard and Jeanne will be trying for spots on college freshmen teams this year. down and out. AHSA medal class n-veteran team against the! Arth, determined youngsters play. Charlie Vitola, basketball star, will be at Trenton State; Howard harness horse, children's working Franklin Miners second tournament to Yankees Snap Losing Streak; January, lanky Texan from East- is more impressive than it looks over Aaron's head In right field, land, and rugeed Mike Fetrhik I he lost three games 1-0 andi It was Larker's first hit against of Yonkers, N.V., posted 2-'- I a left handed pitcher this season, under-par 65s vesterdav to share Jones, veteran Phillie tlvrd ba.se- and he had hit against lefties the first-round lead in the $25,000 jman' blattd his 12th with two on 0nlv five times previously.

Canadian Open Golf knocking out starter, miii. Let Anf-iM Ri Mn'folf then nil Yn II it ill, 1H AB t. Donn eta and ii i Art nunier. Harness uunv. uurn juiiiu- cpmipp ctiinnrrt vp rrans iri Tonv fb.lf baseball player, will en! ASPCA M.cl.y class.

Jumper tomorrow night at Wal. Stadium, Margaret ront and Margaret Vainer in a women's quarter-final upset yesterday at the National V- ut i wn. t- mm nf hfc stane. ana divisional ciiampionsniiJ wnen tne More lootoau seasor roll at Loyola of California: while Don Miljus, co-captain or oase- k. i i.

for Ohio State. aLn earliest opening In years. Beat Indians snip over tne course. Bnll0 rf 4 Both returned home at the tail. 'I the third Off reliever srho.t it, VOil HUU iu ivoiuvit p-t- II 1 1WJ Came time is 8:30 under the Lnampionsnips.

1 cnH nt nn Ml lie nt 1fl ni-nc Amory L. Haskell, president of uanene. Kepi irom sieaay com- NEW YORK The New York 0 "th Yankees broke a four-game losing, I0Uthwest Edmonton Iayout a ter. 1 i Jb 3 1 1 I Inrker. Ill 0 0 Nrl.

ti 4 0 F'lrllln. rf 4 0 Hndj, 3b 4 0 0 i Cimoll. II I 0 0 IVmnfr, cf 0 3 Pii tuno, 3 1 0 Wll'ttni. 0 0 KlIpDt 0 0 i two-run double off Phil Paine. on Jones Biggest Night iTorrf.

ih 3 The 33-year-old South Carolina l11," native thus had the biegest single' Riff, 'c 4 sued jzsiKiuay, utricciuukt 111c rific lacing. In one of the great- "With 18 lettermen back In the fold. Coach John Stiegman Monmouth Park Jockey lights at the Route 34 stock a'Uon by teacl)in! duUes hss high hopes for the Rutgers varsity 11 this fall. Starting his which owns Wolf Hill Farm, is raCjnR ovaif which has a grid-im a girl's camp, and her St. third season at Rutgers.

Stiegman figures to start 10 lettermen PB0adnedn chair'nTan flron in the lnfielrt- iPau1' Minn- teammate defeated ho include Bill Austin, All-East halfback last year. The only'Mrj S(fven Wood The Sharks, which ran up m' the second seeded Margarets, 4-6, cvmr oHHHoi- listprf nn the Rnteprs varsitv sauad is Herb Thorns, tu rni. rk 01 Ditmar's eight-hitter. Yogi Berra! L' I slammed two home runs for the lh'h lrL.0.PI"' three years or since Del Ennis. than 30 clobbered the course for ri vwv.oij, o-i ICIUIU llOililK UIUCUUUII, lill.

1 1 now a Cardinal, drove in seven runs against the Cards in 1955. out sp.hn in ith; b- junior tackle, who starred for M.ddletown lownsn.p H.gn scnooV M. Joseph Lord, treasur. baU in theIr flrst season last'urUurse Brough ThrTa, he third "unda and another 11 hit In 1955. Kingsiae parKing spaces are izth-, n.

i0 on the nose. it was prooaoiy tne easiest vie- mn tor Torre in -n. i an nv rnnisr Mrs f. is r- ti. "'UJ I straight ladies' doubles jkecs but it gained them a split The parade of par-busters ot the yar for Roberts, st.lrtert latB in the rinv ion i i.

ay st Sharks Pick Touch Foe North Jersey Football League, crown C(I0 03(1 00i 1 in Middletown Township. in the two-game series with the' ing back in his old style after a F-Loiin 1 RBI Atre-t. Ltrkcr. i i rtiiuri sun, xiuwr sumhc Pmmnter Roh Howard certainly did not Dick a Soft Spot for arm win iipun Jfdue piay ju-lh UP -Cflllum Nf.l r.d Lrkr. Grimaclnf; from a painful shoul-! Tribe and a 7-4 season edge ne'a, bad season in 1957.

The Phils sup- on. 3B Lnrkfr. HR Plg- 13 at the Stadium against Middle- on his service In the late neveiana at anKee aiamum. uu-1 wu a anacK nr-o. town, N.Y.

I staces. Bob Howe and his Aus-imar was the first Yankee 11 rontinuea until the last Stan Musial, the 37-year-old Car- Th. Mi. tralian teammate Mai Anderson 'to go the route in 13 games. putt went aown Idinal star, continued head-to- Gianls Shade the Jersey Sharks gridiron opener tomorrow at Wall Stadium YVii-ipn under the lights as he booked the feared Franklin Miners, current TT IJIUlIl Kate professional champions and one of the best teams ever -w- produced by the Garden State.

The Miners, members of the. jqJ, J.CttCll Korth Jersey Football League with the Sharki, will be facing, the Shore 11 in a non-circuit affair. This game should 1, Dn11(l Shore fans a eood indication of the class of this loop, rated one 11 111 JAUUIKI null I Berra's homers wpre his 18th past two years, will outweigh the- 19th. It was the first timeiPros bracketed at 66. one stroke the Phils for the National League the stocky catcher hit two homers behind the pace-setters, another batting lead.

II 1 A in one game this year and with 67s, fve with 68s and 12 Ashburn had 3 hits In 5 trips, 1C(I1C15? i'O. onarns arxmt pounns a round verdict over Argen-on the line, and by over 10 pounds; tine's Enrique Morea and Eduar-a man in the backfield. Two Min-'do Soriano. with 60s. hiking his average three points to tenth time a Yankee had connected DARIEN.

Conn. Wi Sturdy Jo- A 66 fired by George Ber- .345, but Musial had 2-for-3, Pitchers Hit Otherwise progress was routine Anne Gunderson of Seattle madeier guards go 265 pounds. nardin, 29-year-old native of Law- creasing his average also thre twice in the same game. Berra Snapped Mound Duel A crowd of 18,584 saw Berra on the sun-baked grass courts ranfa Tac mtVii callc nti.nl nnin in UQ Con ie niircn'n hie plucky, pressure-loaded entry Three Heavyweights at the Longwood Cricket Club The San llol-nte i. triri, Ann tl, l- 'oiohth hattinff rrnun I SAN FRANCISCO 'JP cf the best in the east.

We understand that coaches Jim Howard, John Pandolfe, and George Morgan have whipped together another strong team that compares very favorably with last year's outfit that won eight of nine frays. The Sharks have a big, all-veteran line that hould provide a real test for the Miners. into the fifth round yesterday as! Head roach Jim Howard said: aa Arri snap a scoreless pitching duel be the winter, a-pprared to be eood' Pnipii i st. toui Francisco Giants squeezed by Cin a global fight developed for her i Sharks will Cooper' and Neale Fraser' toyed Ditmar and rookie Gary U.S. Women Amateur Golf Bell in the fourth inning with a AB II A 1 1 1 enough to stand up late in the Ahb in, rf 5 2 3 BUs Ib 4 1 Champ onshio.

uc 1,1 inju into the neht center field: day. But things were lust cctine i 3 Frrcse. ss 4 3 Musis', lb 3 a ei T1IIIK 1)1 Vf f. inH't. 1 Ar.d Roller Skating News The 19-year-oia college coea game 01 a inree-game exnionion Cn lrt berra hit his second.warm four-bagger with a runner on base Lou Collichio, who operates tne ueiveaere Arena ana rooi came irom oenmo ana Deai series before the league opener, cPaneci UD in an nolir n.

If 5 P051. rt 5 BoiKhff. lb 4 uts. 3b 5 K-rn'fz. ss 3 2 January Over Grippe January, recovering from the grippe that sidelined him after and has an upset in mind.

S. Davis Cun veterans Barry l'le, 5 -j to 3-0. 5 by pinch hitters Ray JablonskI and i Bill White and the three-hit relief pitching of Marv Grissom. Jablonski doubled In a run In a two-run fifth inning and scored an-o other in the sixth after smacking his second double. White brought In Keansburg, was recently eiectea president oi tne jersfyuaurs caujiiS ul Chapter of the Roller Skating Rink Operators of America.

Col- Conn on the 19th hole. Then she -e nave a coupie ot f'" The Indians broke through Dit- the third round in tne St. Paul exploded an eagle from a 2 Cun ham lb 1 1 3b 3 4 Moon, rt 4 0 Ennn, If 4 0 Flood, cf 4 0 L'ndn'h, 4 1 i Mutffll. 0 I chiit.im. 0 I l-Orrm 1 S'nbbs, 1 b-Norn 1 Puiiif.

li.l.:. 1 IL. cauiuvhu ml vatic 4 licnio is a meinuer vi ie xveausuuig lumim. weight linemen ourselves, he, l. Collichio announced that he plans to revive the polio benefit rTlTnl and Jack Frost.

6-4. 6-4 6-2. The 'hreh CaJyt, I 1 Ai.Kers.pinch double and a single I combination of Alex! noted, "guys like Bob Livingston. newly-formed i mil y'x by Billy Moran. They had missed a IKaung snows mat me orgamzauun siaKtu jiuih 101 uuuuju, the offensive tackle from Mana- oimedo, national collegiate titllst d.

upen last weekend, took the lead with his 65. Fetchik, a husky 200-pounder who hasn't won a tournament in two years, followed with his 65. It was sweet music to Fetchik, mm nome in mai irame aiong wim 0 Valmy Thomas wit a crucial pinch 1949 and which produced over $15,000 for the infantile paralysis JoAnne was Joined In the round scoring opportunity after filling the of Southern ihasM u.ilh nnp n. )n tho thirrf cniversi.y oi mnern. wim one out fund.

of 16 by the three-time British squan ann utgers university; irom me linebacker Joe Truano, who came and pPru- when Russ Nixon flied to short 4i 12 i 34 io hit single. i-fllfd out for Chlttura In 3rd: b- 0., n.jj: women champion, Mrs. George Valentine of Scotland; Mrs. Uflvi i. ui ace nam ruciinrusnn to us from the Plalnfleld Crusad-, and Minnie Mmoso hit into, who had been moaning that hisi f' ii Can-iprc and Bob Tvson.

the wrest cr. a a J.orc.e. pa- i putts wouldn drop. The 35-year-. st.

Louu too ooi ooo- 2 rf.i, rincinna.i hud none Douglas Strcit of Toronto perennial fairway queen. I h(J an end spot. They togc her Th wUh'VrieTlrUn a P'' lT, single runs in the third, and a pretty surprise package n.e.egun wun.Morr,e alin: 'from eight. 10, 15 and 25 feet- BoUehV K.An.k. h.

fourth and fifth Joe Hunt, Lady Demon Team For $610.20 Freehold Double 'iphit 4. St. Lou: 2B from oeiow tne Dorcter, sanara Kn ra en nis zj-tooter coming on the lSth. r-t- w. jnnfu.

mm hh Tyson will wrestle tonight at io.y oerra. vision nowara ana lony Clifford of Mexico City. The third Australian Kh u-ake M.nti. m.m. JL" lcl urUilvtu- Yv- JLm 2.

H. Andenon. 8B-Ashburn Bover. invention nan. in nis secona fim, seeded Rod Lavpr and BobiThroneberry and third baseman P.n professional match, and play to-! Mark, marched throush Japan's'Randv Jackson's error, aeenunted U.

on the Mrs. Valentine Scrambles Mrs. Valentine, 43, wife of a Perth garage keeper and lone survivor of Britain's nroud Curtis mormw nipht nn the rtefenslve Kosie Kamo and Jerrv Moss of for th rn. ltc I riliriinvr MiFish Tourney 0 mi.i. annlhrit" hirriia ami uual visit to the Raceway this afternoon.

Milton A. Waldor of Newark, state commander, will present a trophy to the owner of the winning ifbcnnr a K.i K-i .1 m.iww.w 111c viiiuiv was a.a ns il. i Cup team, had to make an unbe-; platoon. ttk.v -Tiba a ivil jf. a iciuui uiruie pun on ine i.m.

Robinson's 25th HR Frank Robinson got his 25th home run of the year in the fourth. Johnny Temple hit hs third over the same left field screen in the fifth. But the Giants, as they had done four times previously, got to Had-dix and he left with the score, 3-2, two out and the bases loaded in the fifth. Grissom, the third Giant pitcher, came on in the seventh. He Offensive Team ,1 1 IUU "tIta also posted an eaele-on I 111 in la IJif 'Ham lievable comeback in winning her mm mm mm Knight, defeated another set ported his eighth loss against seven fifth when hu "Our tentative offensive lineut) wmim the par-five fifth when his -WA JL.ic 111! four horse in the feature race, which 'fourth round match from Joanne rlnht nrrnr ITal Tlnwrips anrt Dennis Ralston of I Clwl.nd (11 I York (i i wood second shot Stopped three will be contested In honor of the Goodwin or iiaverniu, 1 FREEHOLD A $610.20 dally double, largest of the meeting, was recorded here at Freehold Raceway yesterday afternoon when Joe Hunt, 60-1 shot, won the second race following the opening race victory by another outsider, Lady Demon.

There was no questioning Joe Hunt's victory. The four year-old brown gelding crossed the winning wire three lengths ahead Manya Wnnnvpr which was a half-length ab teei irom uie Bin ana ne eot lii jB MX veterans. isinessmen 5h 5 0 (1 Vi Loser of the first four holes and and Lee Kirkpatrlck at ends, 5 Jack Steinberg, service officer 1 tw i Willi ma Ull. II nun ii i mc nun, iw 1 1-1 Oft tt Tourna- 1 Carey. 3b of the Freehold post, said that the four-down at the turn, the diminu- Cliff Brautigan and Livingston at i i cH.ir.u i seea.

oo me year out cernarnm sc.asiul, nciunis checked in with a pair of 33s and ment of Fish officials said yes jnv rneiiioers win escort a uus- u.t otuiuau uuuaoinc nuaui laiKics, Bin uarreti ana iiarvey load of amputees from the Fast lared her opponent by putting an Leuir) at pilards and Jack 0ster. n.JJJ.v V'iilt! Orange and Lyons Veterans Hos- iron shot two feet from the pin iiiii" with the remark that he is still tprAav singles to George Crowe i working on a new swine "so I'll terday lhey are dlsPleased and Robinson in the eighth and P'w'r. 3h.Jb Nixon, 4 V.r.o 4 Colavitn. rf 4 HKd. cf 1 Per 0 1 Ih K'JTrr.

ss 3 .1 Lvnch in the ninth. Al learn to keeo mv heart still P'res-s oi an ouiooara Doat In front of Second Discover. Pita's to the races on the 17th and making a bril- i liant recovery from the rough probably be Bob Pembleton at IlOll i(tllll 0 Mantlr. 3 1 Bprra. rf 4 0 rf fl 0 If 3 0 Hnwarrl.

4 1 Thr'b'rv. lb 1 0 KubPk, 4 0 Dltrr.ar. 4 (I (1 1 i Joe Hunt, owned by J. Oscar; 0 0 on the ISth for a par five. quarter, John Durkenfield and i r-Wffz 1 Hunt of Swedesboro and driven Prof Rcindcrs Miss Clifford, smooth-swinging Tonv Britton at halves and Ollie L0S if.

j. Button at nanes, ana uuie c.rPOj rmon Rat whn mm Br-n. 2 Curry Lohnes of Philadelphia returned $136.40. $56.80 and $12. Lady daughter of one of Bloody Aldus jn'Stops Smith n-Oflurr, tl 1 1 Stokes at full." and lost the middlew'eight title in ing survey they are conducting on Wortlnngton, who pitched only the Barnegat Bay seventh inning, got credit for the Officials said they were receiv- virtor-'- agains( five loss' I ing little cooperation from oper- es iators of business locations on the Brooks Lawrence who took over jbay which provide outboard boat- rom tnt loss- 11 was lers with surface launching ramps.

hls against 6 wlns' launching service from beach or rinrinnt.ii ts. a rrmrhr. Mexico's most famous pros, up Vmaleur Clay 4W' 39 1 8 1 8 "Our defensive club has Bill two bruising fights with Ray Rob-i Demon, owned by ths K. k. Stables of New York and driven set Judy Frank of Purchase, a- fnun on rnr 7'r- n.H a -n th three.time Metronnlltan T.rav -nd Tvson nt enrt.

Kirk inson, 15 looking tor a tnirfl r.F.,.,H by George Sadovsky of Freehold In 10th Rouiul Champion, on the 19th hole. Then ttmm and Early Ford at 5,1,83 iMSr oon onn ton Target Chami she crushed Mrs. John Mctarter r- 'ne rugsen ex-iarmer irom vom nnn 102 04x paid $9. $5.40 and $3.80. Another longshot took the third.

Luther Rosecroft, driven by owner iiuisia, yaiiung siiace, ana 20 4 1 i com. 30 3 aim uevi iijii at luc ntiuuic aim utu.se ai u.e rp run. Lumnf PO-A-Clpvpan I.vnrh. rt 5 0 2 d-Spfsite 0 Ul IIJIUIIIU, 0I.U I. CHICAGO on Welterweight VAXDALIA, Ohio A 51- 011 i i guard.

Linebackers with Truano ho "4-7. n. York 27-9 it nn8.r. Ardell William, and he thinks he Will Wh Sff york How rpi v.j 1..1 Lrr. io i i nres Miss Gunderson was Mitchel O'Neal of Lebanon.

Ohio Champion Virgil Akins, his face a nn ticnn in innpr mainn a-n HH n-rri 7 xh beat out another longshot, Wicom- red from Wwdin, galleryites who marvelled at fbach Buddy Morgan insehisans' Rosecroft returned ground both eyes, last night came the swing of the Mexican gorl, I Leonard Morean Dan Rack- I "acK he would successfully defend the lco Nib. Luther $41.80. $17.00 and $7.80, and in the last round with smash- a school teacher who learned th" nrl t7(tn nH Wi.i!,...- i il i.v, school teacher who learned her Jj.y.onara. titlp tu-n nr Ihrpp timps nnr) rp- comleo Nib $19.20 and $8.60. jng rights and lefts to score a polf at the elbow of her dad, BASEBALL STAXD1XGS r.ri 'ucu a puonc request (r-Fondv.

10 1 Dv'Dort. 3b 2 year-old chemistry professor yes- for persons providing sucn wrvjCes n. f.3b 41.: 1 terday gave America's top. to contact the Tournament of Fish wmn? if 1 0 0 1 marksmen a lesson In breaking and indicate both what type of c.rm 3b 2 0 0 oru.om. 1 clav targets.

services they offer and what 0 wSv'if 3 Professor Victor A. Reinders of prices they charge. 1 0 0 u. it 0 Waukesha. broke 2001 Plenty of Sen-Ice Available 1 1 straight to defeat a field of 9911 John L.

O'Hara, administrative HiWHt. 1. 1 0 0 rf 3 largest in history-for the Ama-director of the tournament, assert-. 0 SftV 1 teur Clay Target Championship' tllPre are "literally hundreds 0 a-j ski. 3b 3 JWV Day Today technical knockout over Charlie Percy Clifford.

The Jewish War Veterans of New (Tombstone) Smith. Jprspv wit! make their second an-1 n.it. Johnson In I i uinu u.c ut w.siic ivui in uir nuii- ine snarns win use tne single tjrp nP sajfj wing, and the while the Min- B'asiio now is training for a1 ers, who played for years with Sfpt 5 hout witn Art Aragon at the single wing, have added thejWriglcv Field. The local this season. 0f tne boxofTice is consid- The Sharks play host to a prettv puncher.

But1 West New York Alumni. Aug. 31, 'carmen exuded confidence over title scrap, lAkins was far behind St. Mary's im.n.. 50.il.

r-A of nees nn Knrnpnnt Rnv u-horn 1-uropo 1 0 0 in points as Smith, a 4-1 underdog, kept popping him with long lefts Olll'llCV Br T1IK ASSOC! TFT TRESS AMERICAN I.F.AOl Yesterday's Kesulti Nw York 7, Cleveland 1. Ctilcsgo 10. Boston 8. Detroit 7. Wa'hlne'on 1 (ntirhtl.

in mini na iiic ojui uifll.u 'American. outboard boating public can 32 "3 7 33 4 9 I Reinders is president of the Set service. in anotner nignt game, iiiey neaiiiRe outcome, the Alumni, 21-6, here last year. i) Leader I iPflf IPI XJViivuvi I Tlflll i Needing a knockout to win. Ak-j PERTH AMBOY Bruce John-jfVj came ou( jn th(, 10th a son o( Spring former New.

Btltlmore 4, Knas City 3 inllhO pet" uVhini 'Amateur Trapshooting of 11 unfortunate, he said, foP Vh: d-wtid f.r wo a lint New York 75 4i for Worth- mm hi i.iDi ii ii i wl.i i.i mwuM. wMnmm nm.tumm .625 1 America and captain of the Wrsom providing such serv- p-connii in 6-h: .11 1 CPS "havo nut tol-on limn in elrri for Lnw- Chtrteo 55 10' MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP tiger, and rushed to his 25-year-old Jersey state amateur tennis cham-St. Mary's of New Monmouth Los Angeles opponent with fists pion, is the latest net star to enter aliDoed into first place In the Mon-I churning. He caught him with a the competition in the 16th annual ..1 la nu-iiii rill 1 ed in 7'h g-Rrin fnr Crwe in Boston 59 f8 iRi. Ti0 tho nnlv nriatinn businesses in the survey h-Forreci runner fr Mlkvi-.

in 8lh: 1- .538 .504 .487 .479 .475 43? Detroit 57 Baltimore Cleveland 57 61 (11 (13 64 S7 dent and the only holder of a I ile information being Ior mJn I PH.D. ever to win a major title wlu be turned over to a San CHI) 02. OOx 4 2.3 nnofinr. Hr.ii national boating maaazine wix ..,1,... Kansas City 54 Wthlrgron 51 T) baldin- nrofesor who wmrn W1U Puoiisn ail the infor- po-A-cmcmnfi 24-12.

sin pnn- Chxaao it New York. Moore 1 "tiui'ii-, ptuie. sor. wno 2T-15 DP-Cepedt and 8pnrer: 4 4 mouth County CYO Baseball steaming left hook and followed Bill Rhodes Memorial singles in-League Sunday, with a 17-8 victory I with a right that sent smith spra-vl- vitation tennis tournament to be over Holy Family of Union Beach. 'ing for an eight count.

held here Sept. 6-7. St. Mary's scored nine runs inj Smith arose but still was in a Johnson, diminutive but power-the third inning to ice the game, haze and Akins bore in. He ful, has been the state champion Holy Family dropped to the cellar, slammed him into a corner and on two different occasions.

Play-In the other game, St. James, 1 hammered Smith at will. ing a strong all-court game, the Red Bank, tied St. Ann's of Deans- Referee Frank Sikora finally SPring Lake resident has acounted a.i vt tiit.v m-fi. i.pc.irs pm.s.rv jit rnp vuan- Tem- tnd For.dy.

LOB Cincinnati 9. San Frtnclsro 10. SB-Thomas Cepeda. Jabllnskl 2. HR Rob-insrn, Temple.

Hacld.x, Ballev. vkee branch of the University of -y -t Wisconsin, was the only one in laillS ISrUllUt Detroit it Baltmore, nlgnt Hoe rt (8 91 vs. O'Del! tll-10. Kansas City tt Wtshlngton, niKht Urban i7-S. vs.

i3-1i. the big field able to master the in the Team Durg ior secona piace, wim an s.nnnprl it si 0 ul ujac.a hick 13-3. ts. Brewer jim-uiuw ii ia s. int't were numerous 199s in the 200-tareet, local tournament as well as others.

11,1 1 as a 1 O-i victory over oi. mm Victory UVtT OI. mill S. I iw f-rct innur c. r- AKins, making n.s i.rst appear-, tn whitnov flrS All.

1 16-yard classic, however. SAN FRANCISCO (A Outfield- nre since vrinnins the welter. Remder Average S9 er Jackie Brandt rejoined the San tontown is at St. James, and St. Keea ranKea o.

in weight crown in the last of an 1ictoj't n-n uv NATIONAL I.F.AOt'E Veaterday'a Kebttltt PlttsburRh 4. 2 iflrat pame. Chlcaso S. Pittsburgh 1 same, 9 rtlni. San Francisco 4.

Clncinntt! 3 Phlltdelphll 1J. (. Louis 3 Inlthtl. Mary's Is at St. Ann's.

Sttndlnft elimination test against Vince defending champion. Martinez June 6. weighed Tt, Tieinrlers has an average of ex- Francisco Giants yesterday after actly 99 of 100 on 4.500 registered two years in the Army, lfi-yard targets this year and on The 5-foot-ll athlete, who hit Los Angelet 2 Milwaukee 1 Pel. Rehmd 86,000 over a lifetime he has an his first year with the I Smith came in at 143. jsored by tne Depart- 3 -m- mpnt nrtH thp Pprth Amhov Tennis t.

MtrT't at. jikfi St. Ann i St. Dorotht Holy Ftmiljr Won lull Milwaukee 70 50 San Francisco S3 64 Pittsburgh 62 51 Los Angeles 60 St. Louis 5fl PI 1 Little League average of more than 9S of 100.

Giants in 19ofi, will leave the team 7 Mrs. Xita Sommer gave the temporarily Sept. 16 to return to J'! Waukesha. Gun Club i's CamP Chaffee, for his dis- C7 Fi5clipr, Panno Draw; 17 ,1 O. Cljjb.

Erkfitz Plans Walk From Coat to Coast ATLANTIC CITY 10 Erwin .43 H'a second nig title ot tne oay uien Chlcato S( "5. Philadelphia S3 Brandt, 24-year-old righthander. ,5 15 2 wnn "lr women's chnmpion- 458 15 Cincinnati 55 W3.s voted the most vnhiahlp nlaver PuiMan ImA Chess 1 11 nnpTOKn7 v.ionclai-tt WILLI AMSPO RT. Pa. UP! Today's flames tnd Probable PHrhers snip, 10 ann r.rinners are mem- pittsbtirgh at chicago-Law i9-io vs.

)lrrs nf le Waukesha club and 111 He is a fast bnse runner and has jmMtBm mill an exceptionally good throwing arm. Cincinnati at San Francisco Newcombe Mrs. Sommer IS a Shooting prote-(2-11. vs Mccormick if-5i. ae 0f the chemistrv professor.

Phllactelnhla at St Louis, nleht Sim-: -u trnns i vs. Jackson i he is in her third year or Milwaukee it Los Aneeies. night shooting and Is attending her first Burdett. vs. Koutax Grand Amcricanj an av.

HT 'erane of 87 per cent on registered Tiger Mowe Available sh; broke a Bobby Fischer, 15-vear old New Mon'errey, Mexico, a team with Erkfitz likes to walk. York" chess wb-ard. drew with poise and desire, and Kankakee, In fact ne llkes walking so much the young Argentinian grand 111., a team riding with lady luck that next month he plans to stroll master, Oscar Panno in the In- won their semifinal games yester- from Los Angeles to New York. In terzona! Chess Tournament ves- dav in the 12th annual Little round numbers that's 3.000 miles, terdav. But the youthful Ameri- League World Series.

i The immediate goal is the 724 can still trailed pace setting Mik- Thev will meet tomorrow for the day coast to coast walking record bail Taij of Russia by 1.5 points, championship of the small fry set in 1954 by David Power. The Tonite at 9 Wiiil Dh-THOir Wi The Detroit vesterdav to tie Helen faseSa- Baseball Company has a new color; Delmonico of Miami, and film, "Tigertown. U.S.A.," avail- defeated the red-haired HALL ASBURY PARK CONV shle to civic erourjs. clubs and a shootoff. Bobby and Panno crew after 21 baseball world.

Monterrey will be long range goai is io lnieres. muic moves in a Sicilian defense game, shooting for an unprecedented sec-, people in walking 1 ii Qnfj strS'iit ti'Ic I Hospwall, Hoatl Win Monterrey's youngsters took ad-MOTHERS PLAY SCARBOROUGH. England vantage, of seven walks for five' TnxirwIT Ken Rosewall of Australia defea'ed runs ln thf f'rsI two innings and IrlMtj llJiWUIll Sharks' coach Jim Howard will depend heavily on this new other organizations. I'- l. i Ueneral Manager John J.

Enrique Torres Perez vs. GRAHAM BROS Orrst Scott TH. Von Krupp aaairion io inej rorwora wan Tomorrow n.gm wnen me local Ox Tvny Trabert of Cinrinaaii. 4-6. on to an u-a victory over: SPRING LAKE The an STOCK CAR RACING EVERY SAT.

NITE WALL STADIUM ROUTE 34 BELMAR, N. 3 other bouts said the 22-minute, 16-mm. sound movie has scenes showing major league action at Briggs Stadium, spring training activities and other interesting baseball scenes. Designed to appeal to all age groups, the movie has instructional action by Tiger players. pro eleven meets the Stote Champion Franklin Miners at Wall Stadium.

Livingston ii a former Manasquan High School star. Tomorrow' contest begins a 14-game ichedule for the Sharks. nual Little League molhera baseball game will be played tonight at 6 p.m. at the Twin Boro Little League Field at 3rd Ave. and South Blvd.

auJkVMSj kit AttSi 15. ft 2 a professional tennis uanen. Lonn. NatiKaKee maae tne match yesterdav. a ''s scoring oppor- Ut Hoad of Australia took 39 tunitics to defeat Gadsden.

ninuiej to defeat I'am ho Secura 3-1 in the niahlrap which featured If Fcnadar 8-1, 6-4 ln another of the longest home runs In the match. i series to da'e. Tlrkela ft Feer Rro in tH Main SI. Tel. PR 1 til tv Ulil.