Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 27

SECTION PAGE THREE THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1958 All-Star Picks The Star's Sunday Special and Bob Schmidt of the Giants, -and Infielders Don Blasingame of the Cardinals and George Crowe of the Redlegs. Haney also named Managers Bill Rigney of the Giants and Mayo Smith of the Phils as his coaches. Batting practice pitchers will be John Lang of the Braves and Bill Posedel of the Phils. George Susce of the Braves will be the batting Estevan -City's Baseball Center Casey Picks Ted Williams CHICAGO Manager Casey Stengel wound up with 9 of his own run-away New York Yankees, including 3 pitchers, as he completed the 25-player American League squad for the July All-Star game. As expected, Boston's Ted Williams omitted from the starting practice catcher.

Robert Feron of the Braves will be the trainer and Donald Davidson of the Braves will be the club secretary. The host Baltimore Orioles will provide the clubhouse attendant-Frank Lhotsky and the batboy George Kane. AL lineup named in Friday poll U.S. Chess Whir Kid Tangled In Red (Red) Tape MOSCOW Uft-Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old whiz kid of American chess, has had little trouble with the complicated maneuvering at Moscow's Central Chess Club but he has become en-snarled in some of the Reds' red tape. Bobby is the Brooklyn schoolboy who won the U.S.

chess championship, then won passage to Europe on TV program. And he hasn't done anything but play chess since he got here last Wednesday. Only trouble is Bobby wasn't due to show up until July 20, two weeks prior to his scheduled appearance in the opening interzonal chess championships in Yugoslavia Aug. 5-15. The Russians footed the bill for the Moscow portion of the trip and made provisions for ib 's two-week visa.

But the kid, more, interested in the inside of the usually hushed and solemn chess club than in seeing the sights, blew into town more than a month ahead of time. Biggest boxing gate in Utah's history was $135,000 when Ezzard Charles met Rex Layne in Ogden in 1952. Layne won a 10-round de-7' cision. if ioM and Nellie Fox at short and sec-and, and Skowron at first is supported by Cleveland's hot-hitting Mickey Vernon at first, Kubek and Washington's Rocky Bridges at short and McDougald, technically a second baseman, but handy anywhere. The coaches are Luman Harris, of players, coaches and managers was.

picked by Stengel for his complete squad which has seven pitchers. The eight players, exclusive of pitchers, who received the highest vote at their respective positions in the player poll will start and play a minimum of three innings. Remainder of the squad was named today by Stengel. Stengel's complete unit also in cludes five players from the Chi Baltimore, and Jim Turner, New York. Batting practice pitchers are George Zuverink and Ken Lehman of Baltimore.

The batting practice catcher is Bob Swift, of Kansas City, and the trainer, Ed Weidner of Baltimore. CINCINNATI (ffv-Manager Fred Haney will have six members of THE RING MASTER The man responsible for keeping action moving at Estevan is Elmer Carrier, program director, official scorer and cago White Sox; three from the Boston Red Sox; two each from the Cleveland Indians, Baltimore Orioles and Detroit Tigers; and the youngsters how to do it. From left to right are: Al Bravo, 1 7, Mike and Shorty's; Hank Quihuis, 1 6, Soleng Center; Carrillo, Raul Gomel, 37, playing manager of the Sahuarita team; and Pinky Vargas, 43, Monte Vista. VETERANS AND ROOKIES Age limits do" not exist in the City Recreation Baseball League. Above, three of the league's veterans get together with two of the younger players.

Diego Carrillo (center, 48-year-old Monte Vista pitcher, is the oldest active player in the league, but he can still show one each from the Kansas City i A's and Washington Senators, The Yankees, who had First AUTO AIR CONDITIONER With Electric Clutch SPECIAL Continued A Short Time Only 1 I Baseman Bill Skowron and Center Fielder Mickey Mantle named as starters, also will be represented against the National Leaguers by Ajo Legion Raps' San Manuel, 14-0 his world champion Milwaukee Braves on his squad when he takes the National League team into the annual major league All-Star game at Baltimore on July 8. Haney chose Pitchers Don Mc-Mahon and Warren Spahn, Shortstop Johnny Logan and Third Baseman Eddie Mathews. According to custom, the man SAN MANUEL-(Special)-Aio, currently leading the Junior American Legion Southern District baseball league, stretched its undefeated league record to 4-0 yesterday with a 14-0 victory over ager picks all of the pitchers and Haney rounded out his hurling staff by selecting Johnny Antonelli of the San Francisco Giants, Dick Farrell of the Philadelphia Phil Pitchers Whitey Ford, Bob Turley and fast-balling Ri'nold Duren," Catcher Yogi Berra; Outfielder Elston Howard; Shortstop Tony Kubek; and Second Baseman Gil McDougald. Stengel will have three top lefties to shoot against the Nationals, including Ford, Billy Pierce of the White Sox and Billy O'Dell of the Orioles. His right-handed mound guns will be Turley, Early Wynn of the White Sox, Duren and Ray Narleski of Cleveland.

Baltimore's Gus Triandos, voted the starting catcher, will be backed up by Berra and Chicago's Sherm Lollar. The player-balloted starting Infield of Boston's Frank Malzone at third, Chicago's Luis Aparicio lies, Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Larry Jackson of the St. San Manuel. Tommy Dingman held the home team to just two hits and fanned nine. 1 He was backed at the plate by a 19-hit Ajo attack.

Oscar Encinas had a triple, double and two singles in five times at bat, and Catcher Brewster Aguila had a triple, double and single in three trips. Installed EASY FINANCING SOLID WARRANTY MEDINA Service Garage Louis Cardinals, Johnny Podres of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Bob Purkey of the Cincinnati Redlegs, Haney other selections were Outfielders Richie Ashburn of the Phils and Walt Moryn and Lee AJO 02 1W 514 11 1 MA M587 SAN MANUEL OOO OOO ft 0 2 0 1047 N. Mala Walls of the Chicago Cubs; Catch Dinoman and Aguila; Fuanttl, Patterson (5) and Valenzuefa. ers John Roseboro of the Dodgers .31 I Xf fl ii 4 1 I aaaanaaaaaaaa FATHER AND SON The Blanton boys, son Jody, 16. and father Grover, 47, would make a mighty pitching combination if one City League team could land both of them.

But Jody hurls for the Comets and Grover pitches for the All-Stars. In past seasons there have been father-son combos on the same club at Estevan. (Tom Foust photos) mmpmir if sim, Month At Estevan ON TIRES BY. Pi I TIDH" Buy 1Tire Af The HIS OWN ROOTING SECTION There's fun for the whole family at Estevan Park. Tom Dinwiddie, pitcher-outfielder for the VFW 4903, brings his own private cheering section to games.

Giving dad a little moral support above are Tommy, Kathy, and Mike, II 'months, being held by Tom's wife, Nancy. Get the 2nd Tire FOR They All Play Baseball Roughly 2,400 contestants and 7,000 fans each month take part in the City Recreation Department's baseball program conducted nightly at Estevan Park. Estevan Park, located at West Speedway and North 13th has one of the best lighting systems in the city. The season runs from the middle of April to the middle of September, counting tournaments. Two games a night are played and spectators are admitted without charge.

Players on the City League clubs are all ages; they come from all walks of life and all sections of Tucson. It's not at all unusual to have fathers playing with or against sons or students playing against their school principals. The league sports ex-professional ball players; current and ex-college athletes; and kids getting their start in baseball. Chet McNabb, the high school principal at Marana, plays in the league as does Bob Honea, Marana postmaster and former University of Arizona basketball star. A practicing attorney, Bernie Weinstein plays for Western States; there are several farmers in the league; and there is one team the Lucky Wishbone made up entirely of salesmen.

Coaches, big business men, an FBI employee, Air Force officers, pilots and day laborers all play ball at Estevan. The program is made possible through the efforts of Loveless Gardner, city recreation director', and his staff. Elmer Carrier, veteran Tucson educator, supervises the program as well as serving as official scorer and public address announcer. SALE EVERYTHING GOES! ANY SIZE ANY TYPE NYLON RAYON TUBE TUDELESS WHITE OR DLACK WALL PREMIUM GRADE 1st LINE COMPETITIVE LINE Jo-Jo Homers In Detroit, Boston Oldtimers Game By JERRY GREEN DETROIT W) Lefty Grove, who won 300 major league games, wore a Boston Red Sox uniform and went to the pitching mound again yesterday. The immortal Ty Cobb, who won a dozen batting championships as a Detroit Tiger, revisited the ball park he knew as Mavin Field.

U0 IS ouFSTS Tuba Six other Red Sox and Tiger "You go in there next inning," FOR Black Wall members of the Hall of Fame and a host of former diamond greats FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE The occupations of City League players are as varied their backgrounds. Above, for example is Bob Honea (left) who is the postmaster at Marana and plays for the Marana team. At the right is an Air Force officer, Lt. Frank Kovacs who plays for Davis-Monthan. The umpires are Ernie Batiste (with chest protector who works for the City Recreation Department and Juan Guerrero, highway department employee.

said Greenberg. "My gosh, second base has gotten awfully far away." It was York who succeeded Plus Greenberg as Tiger first sacker on the 1940 pennant winners. Greenberg then became an DODGYAIID STATION WAGON PRIDE OF GERMAN AUTOMOTIVE "CRAFTSMANSHIP Cobb didn't get into uniform but drew a tremendous ovation when introduced. 'I wouldn't trust myself out there," he said. "I'm a small town took part in Detroit's oldtimers' day.

The Tigers were represented by the outfield of their first pennant winner, the 1907 team. Hall of Famers Cobb and Sam Crawford rejoined 78-year-old Davy Jones, the oldest oldtimer in Briggs Stadium yesterday. The entire lineup of the Tigers' first world championship team of 1935 was back. Manager Mickey Cochrane was behind the plate in the two-inning game between the old Red Sox and the old Tigers. Fittingly, they battled to a 1-1 tie while rules were regarded lightly.

Joe Cronin and Jimmie Foxx were back in the Red Sox lineup. But it was light-hitting Jo Jo White from the 1934-35 Detroit pennant winners, who provided the big thrill in the short game. White belted one of Grove's offerings on a line into the lower rightfield seats. He trotted around country boy from a little town with a 2,800 population and I'm 71. So if I walk out there slowly, i it's these old bones." OPEN TODAY Credit Terms Available Today We buy for less, that's why we can sell 2 tires for the price of one.

We are a member of a National Multi-Million-Dollar Tire Syndicate and we can offer the highest quality, best performing safety passenger tires at rock-bottom prices. We purchase in such tremendous quantities we can pass substantial savings on to you and we do! Why pay more? 9 A. M. to 2 f. AND EVERY SUNDAY Sports Car Performance the bases shaking hands with Red Sox and umpire alike as he went, Brazil Is Choice In Soccer Finals STOCKHOLM WV-Brazil's two injured stars were declared fit and the South Americans were made the favorites yesterday to defeat Sweden for the world soccer cup championship Sunday.

Brazilian coach Vicente Feola said both center Forward Vava and Halfback Orlando had recovered from injuries suffered in the semifmal victory over France and would start against Sweden. Sweden's team did not suffer any injuries in its victory over West Germany's 1957 champions. Interest in the championship reached a fever pitch. Although the game is being televised, all of "They must be throwing golf balls nowadays," White said. "I hit a home run off Grove.

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