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twhen he flashed around the last lap in: 40,0.5.4, an aver Hill Escapes Part MAT Irol K.pg angnta wtnun age of 66.6 tn p.h. i lucky returning here after the race was over. Driving a tiny sports car, he and a companion wer sideswiped by another auto and crashed against a tree. Bonnier and Gurney wer? iONG GAMES timed In i Serious Injury But Ge'nnebien wasn as Kv- if Hannah Statz A in Auto Race PALERMO. Sicily' Blame Pitchers Wolfgang Von Trips of Ger-I many got a big assist from1 V' a broken gear in the car of: BY TAUL ZIMMERMAN, Time Sports Editor Sterling Moss and went on to win the 45th Targa Florio automobile race Sunday.

the great little Angel cen The subiect of these te dious, unnecessarily prolonged baseball games was being kicked around. A couple of players from Thil Hill of Santa Monica, Cal. escaped serious injury in the race when his 3,000 cc Ferrari ran off the road and was completely, smashed. Dan Gurnev of Riverside, driving with Sweden Joachim Bonnier, in a German Torsche finished second iin the which counts Jo-ward the world championship. Broken Gear Von Trins.

driving a Fer OLD AND THE NEW Arnold (Jigger) Statz, left, and Truck Hannah, right, i il A .1 Dill Inntil rari with Belgium's OUvler ter fielder of yesteryears. "The trouble is, there aren't enough of Mays' kind around any more." The mention of Moon naturally brought up the subject of his ability to hit the ball to the vulnerable left field screen at the Coliseum. "How would you have the hurler pitch to him to curb Hannah was asked. Moon Admired "That's hard to answer. It all depends on who your pitcher is.

I'll say one thing. You gotta admire Moon. "Here's a guy who went to the ball park. He didn't ask the ball park to come to him." "That's right," said Jigger. "There are a lot of little things you learn in the game that make a big difference.

"Now take Truck here. He taught me how to slide into the plate. He didn't show me anything, you understand. Gendebien, covered tne w.i miles course in six hours, oldtime Angel IPUJ stars, cnar wirn ins present rmyci hmiw, Statz and Hannah deplore present day slow moving games and blame pjtehera. 57:39.4.

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rinonmi City, 101 Vm Ngy Ormii County, 441 N. Iwlld, Amtiilm Pmdin Snt BhImii Oil Amo, 21810 HiwthorM BM. in a bumper-to-bumper duel with Moss and the Englishman was leading with only HALL SPEEDS TO CLOSE WIN IN VEGAS SPORTS CAR RACE 6.2 miles lo go wnen ne broke a gear and had to quit. Gendebien had Men scnenuiea 10 unvc wuu iin shake the relentless Sharp J.teV.tt'f He took over xj nmnh lans rwl 'for another American. Rich- BY DICKf HYLAND Times Staff Representative LAS VEGAS Jim Hall of Midland, one of the ilC cui iium vi LADIES no l0) iviirir mniit; as h.

lans. the last Gmther, of Los Ange cs, to alternate with Von Trips. course record. He went fast.lpvdsr. Tim um.

m. Avr 77 The daredevil German also IIJ I II II I Mill 111 IVT.lkl. L11U i intOl FORMULA JUNIOR flO los 1. JaeK shattered the lap record Ma-MasM-att. Rirdcase T-64 into turns ana siaw the era wnen any coniesi i that lasted more than two hours was the exception were asked what has hap-.

pened to the glorious tional pastime. "For one thing," said Arnold (Jigger) Statz, "too many pitchers constantly get themselves into three's and-two situations, resulting in slow delivery, bat- ters stepping out of the box, or a lot of foul-offs as they protect the plate. "Good pitchers rarely find themselves serving up three balls to anyone but the toughest hitters." Good Titchers Rare "What good pitchers?" asked Harry (Truck) Hannah, the former catcher who earned the reputation "of being one of the best bench jockeys in the game and also one of the all time greats when it came to stealing signals. "Where are there any good pitchers today?" asked Hannah with typical sarcasm. "Now take Drys dale.

He's a dandy. He can if go maybe three innings. "The whole thing with I baseball today is that too ball players don't I-work at their profession. They're not in condition. How many pitchers can go the distance any more?" The discussion turned to bonuses, endorsements and outside interests.

"Look at Ty Cobb," said "Hannah in i t. "There's a fellow who signed for $123. I didn't say just $123." I Mays Plugged Dave Butler, the motion producer, got a word in about a player who always makes the big try, il Willie Mays, "That catch he made on LotuK 3. Bruei EaMnion (Sauth tiit-nn and hit speeds Of IZbi(Rtna) to victory Sunday in the 20 uripnt). Lstui.

Tim 13m. 4l. Avar B. as 80 5 m.p COME CELEBRATE WITH US lap feature of the Las Vegas m.p.h. on the backstretch.

nsnniiFTinu ALU ,11 UmI 1. Gold Cup road races ai xac- However. Hall cinched the Stan Schaeffer (Los An9elts, Alfa Rompa Gluliatta; 1. Tom Tobin (El Caien), Alta Paia Rlullettat 3. Randv Randolph TAKE HIGHWAY 99 TO TH! EXCITINQCOWMUNITYON THE SPARKLING SALTON SEA SAITON CITYI race when Sharp spun going SALT0M CITY'S into the first turn of the final Ari?" "Jiffaos, i.

i ti Ian Ntvln Lyon (Van Nuy, Porsche 1400N; lar; 2. Dee Burton (Salt Lake City), Moroan; Carran Airfield. A crowd of 5,000 watched Hall lead from flag to flag. However, Hall found unexpected competition in the big bore feature from his A IP HOW lexan. ivonnyii.

3. Stevt Baughmsn (Salt Lsk City), Pnrrh UPGH. Tim 23m. tt. Avtrdje Stevt Bauahman (Salt 1000 DAYS OF PROGRESS Saturday May 6 Hissom, running third 72 p.n.

PBnniirTiOM 1 IIS ls) 1. Don place at the time naa Poracha Car- Welep (Monwrey Park), rar GTj 2. fellow Midlands driver, wap Sham. It took a spin on the durnned over ine ouisiae Parsche Carrara OT) 3. Jay Hlllj (Bew- I half of the track when his wit nil apsiWiXX ipAtNoia saltonX.

cityW erly Hills), Porsche Carrera GT. Time 21m. 30s. Average 79 h. first turn of the final lap to ALL DAY GIANT HAWAIIAN IUAU GRAND OPENING $730,000 SALTON BAY YACHT CLUB 0UT1QARD M0TORB0AT RACES MODIFIfcU 11, I UU laps I.

Snyder (Girdena), Lola; 5. Frank Monlse big Lister-Corvette came apart on the 19th lap. get Sharp off Hall tailpipe, wherp he had hung for 19 (Pasadena), loiuj mk. ai; j. rei orm.

(Riverside), tolm Mk, XII. Time 30m. laps of the seven-turn 1.83 PRODUCTION SPEED TROPHY (10 Entertainment by Th Royal Tahitlans, fire and sword U.u.;l In Darenn ifu.nrlt flltnllV Sharp Spins KViarn hit it. lost Control, lapsi I. uav iviacfonom ici rwufi, mile circuit.

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i). "I'd come at him with my best hook slide and he'd stick his big leg out there, stop me and then just jaugh. I soon found I'd never get there that way." Outside Slide Best "I still say the best way to get past a catcher is to slide outside him and then come around with your hand to touch the plate," said Hannah. "If the catcher can reach you to put the ball on you, you're out anyway." Not many players ever tried to run over Hannah, who was not called Truck by accident. "Cobb liked to run over people.

He tried it on me once and really knocked the heck out of me. The next time he tried it I was ready. After that he wasn't so tough." What do you suppose Manager Bill Rigney. would give to have younger versions of Statz and-Hannah on the Angels of today? 1 w.V,lvi 1. Jim Ha7l (Midland, "Blrdcase" yaiuo Maserati; J.

Hap Sharp (Midland, Tex.) max to a great race. Han Maserati had an edee in en tiidlinn nwoiMM nuninniiiw rr, IS SPONSORED BY THE SALTON CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE iviii iiuiiM t. v. por (Phonix). 6.

Rick A race within that race gine size, to displacement. This enabled him to outsneed Sharp, in a vwim Time Lewis (River, del, US Special. 25m 40s. Average ae.j m.p.n. saw Scooter Patrick of Manhattan Reach, in an under CooDer-Maserati, on the 2-liter Adams-Mitchell Spe 3,500 ft.

backstretch. cial, give Ken Miles, driving a Porsche, a driver's lesson. OttOKJOOOO (b0 QfflOOOCD ffiO(TOlrtB0(i Kilaria Sails Veteran Miles, 18 seconds behind Patrick, retired on the 18th lao as Patrick went on to take 3rd place in the Victory i i over-all and win jus division. Jftij.iVi'5 Yvauy ivioon me umci was terrific." "it was a good one," mitted Hannah, "but you are looking at a guy who used to do it all the time," -rand he pointed to Statz, BALBOA Jack Baillie mm no money down Corvette Race Dud The heralded Corvette sailed his 10-meter Hilaria to ocean racing honors in the Spring Regatta Saturday race was a dud. Ji.1 Montes Dave McDonald jumped into the lead at the start of a three-car short 10-lap race ZEKE HAS POTENTIAL and Sunday.

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