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Relief Stars By ARNOTT DUNCAN "Suppose nn the road and shead going into the ninth. get a man on third with one out and the pitcher's coming up. Now I ran use a pinch hitter. Maybe we're 4-1 now. "But I'm not worried about getting the other team out.

Billv Locs will go in and stop 'em." Manager Bill Rigney of the San Francisco Giants, stood on the field at Municipal Stadium yesterday happily anticipating the added pitching depth he's acquired over the winter. Loes came along with Billy O'Dell from the Baltimore Orioles and has insisted, "The Giants got one good pitcher-O'Dell." Appearance yesterday of Ray Monwint, the Venezuelan who last TIE ARIZONA. REPUBLIC Thursday, March 3, I960 Page 35 Editor's Quotebook Initials Tell Baseball Tale By FRANK GIANELLI NEATLY INITIALED on the Bobby Winkles' breast pocket hankie is this word: "Ycgidbsoya." When queried, the Arizona State University baseball coach explains it was sent, him by an unidentified admirer and sort of serves as a credo for the Sun Devil squad. The initials stand for "you can't get it done by sitting on That's Winkles' technique, building a baseball team at ASU. Baseball has been a solid sport at ASU for just about two years.

Before that it was orphaned, lacked funds, the only uniforms available when the sport revived were motheaten togs left over from days when Tempe teams were known as "Bulldogs." A few years back the school whittled baseball out of Its program-- but players wouldn't let it die. came up with some rap-tag equipment, coached themselves, built a diamond out of nothing at all, and kept the sport going. Alerted to the interest, ASU gave baseball backing, purchased equipment, and brought in Winkles to coach. Bobby has done a brisk job with some sympathetic help. TLC Builds Good Diamond John Ellington, head of the school's physical plant, and Bob Svob, chief of grounds, teamed with Winkles and with "make-do" supplies and equipment have developed a field that would cost $20,000 to duplicate.

There are dugouts and practice mounds. Scoreboard, fencing, and tender, loving care on a diamond that is a jewel of which all concerned are proud. With such local enthusiasm for baseball, Winkles hopes to move a few night games into Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Offering such first-class attractions as Wisconsin, California, and the University of Arizona, this would be as close as Phoenix will get to "home town" baseball, other than contemplated American Legion games in the former home of the Phoenix Giants. The jinx Still Works G-STRINGS (don't cover much) getting so jockeys won't converse with Arizona Downs publicist Bob Tryon He talked to Johnny Longden about a Phoenix Longden fell off his mount in a California race Same thing happened with Ralph Neves Tryon contacted Willie.

Shoemaker about a ride here next and plop! The next afternoon The Shoe fell, too Don Pierce, the Phoenix jockey who rode the $147,000 Santa Anita Handicap win last Saturday, is thinking of going East with his winning mount and could end up with a Kentucky Derby ride Las Vegas is golf happy this week with finals of the World Championship TV golf series Mike Souchak plays the winner of a Cary Middlecoff-Don January-Mason Rudolph elimination series in 36-hole finals today and tomorrow The winner takes $25,000, the loser, $10,000 Rocky Marciano whispers he is hoping for a movie career Hmmmm Must a been that punch Joe Wai- cott landed Arizona Downs will receive Santa Anita horses when the California meeting closes next week Dave Hillman of the Red Sox, Sammy Taylor of the Cubs, and Willie McCovey of the Giants are speakers tonight at a Creighton Boys Club baseball dinner at Creighton School Phoenix College Teams Active This Week REPUBLIC year stayed out of baseball, highlighred Rigney's rags to development. Momant would have been a busy man and kev relief specialist last yeat. Things have to the extent that he must prove this spring he can win a job in a battle with some talented rookies down at the bottom of the available Veterans with proven ability have taken the top jobs, men like Johnny Antonelli. Mike MrCormirk. and O'Del! from the left side and Sam Jones.

Jack Sanford. Stu Millor, Lors.anH Rod Worthington from right side. That's eight men. ff Rigney carries three catchers, there'll only be room for nine pitchers. Monzant faces an all-out struggle.

He was not reprimanded for his late arrival yesterday because he had ro so far. Strengthen S.F. Giants landrt Crprda. fhf holdouf slugppr rirkpfrl for rln ft Orlando Crprda. fhf holdour slugppr firkpfrl for had spnf no word, but Puerto Riran rnnntrvrnan Pagan rppeda probably will romp in todav tn talk about mnnpy nf- fered rnd bp.for* he, his rontran.

LOPS was curiously modest yesterday. "Thp main thine I '-av about." hp said. "is the finishing on top. I don't about myself." How oftrn ronld hP rf think arvmi thaf you'rr with a ball rluh. you just do what yon havr tn How you relifvp depends on how good yrm'rr gotng and how lurky you Lurk is the most important thing." In the past 1.net has said his arm is sorp all tho timr anrl hr'? just Iparnpd to livp with it and pitch in spitp of it i fiiSr fif didn't want to talk about arm fpfls if no pa' any atfontinn tn (hat." ffr lv fhan otfrr FViPs thro'v mrwth trrs tinder thr rhm or "1 trv tn fhrriu rvorvthmg in strike rw whether vnn'rp emng to throw more faa ha yn'i'rr a "I trv to the hitters but fhev'rp trvma up morr." happv to have him for thn at finish of i his th'- 'an 1 K- ll- or to sr- mapping Williams Becomes Batting Coach Boston's Ace Still To Play By PRANK GIANELLI Williams remained the big news of the Boston Red Sox baseball Camp here yester- announcement big No.

9 will take on additional chores as batting coach. "This doesn't, mean Ted isn't going to play," explained manager Billy Jurges. He's going to continue to work hard and fight for a starting job. He won't neglect his playing. 'I want it thoroughly understood Ted is doing this "for and for the club.

He has a tremendous knowledge of hitting and will be assigned to work with players," Jurges said. WILLIAMS CHECKED into camp this week still complaining about an aching neck which Bothered him last season, but at the same time confident in his ability to put in a full season for the Bosox. "I want to be more than just a pinch hitter," said Ted who started slowly last year, but fin- shed the season strong to minimize fears his ailment might snuff his career. He looked amply strong in the batting cage yesterday, lashing out long hits. And he ran and fielded with agility that gave no indication of trouble.

JURGES SAID Williams will start his work with infielder Carl Yastrezemski, 21-year-old who hit .377 with Raleigh in the Carolina league last year; catcher Jim Pagliaroni, .216 with Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League; outfielder Jerry Mallett, .278 with Allentown of the Eastern League in 130 games, and .265 in four games with Boston; and Moe Mahoney, .212 in 103 games at Minneapolis and .130 in 31 games at Boston. Most of yesterday's session was devoted to picture taking and socializing as the full squad worked for the first time. Two-a-day drills start tomorrow with all the Bos- uns reported with the exception of first-string catcher Sammy White, still in the East. Errlelatz Gets Aide OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Eddie Erdelatz, coach of the Oakland of the American Football League, has signed as an assistant Martin Feldman, 37, an assistant coach since 1957 at San Jose State.

College's basketball team leaves today for a regional tournament in Ogden, Utah, meeting College of Southern Utah tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. Weber of la year's national junior college champion, plays Lewis and Clark College in the 9 p.m. ga e. are matched Saturday I to determine 1 the regional representative to the- national tournameni. Winner of 22 of 26 ganes this season, Phoenix College will start Jerry Hahn and Frank Mass at forwards; Darnel Haney at center; and Jerry Paugherty and George Bearden At guards.

Ha ney averaged 21.7 punts during tht season. Itftt cki PC tv 'ce in regionals to advance to the national meet. A doublehead with Palo Verde of Blythe, Calif, opens PC's baseball schedul Saturday on the Bruins' field, 13th Avenue north of Thomas Road. The first game starts at 1 p.m. Rennie Crittenden, an All- America selection, wi'I pitch the first and Dave Hippie the second.

Coach Steve Carson's 1959 Bruins uctl a 27-7 record and and took third place 'he NJCAA tourney at Grand Junction, Colo. Four other lettermen art back Crittcnden John Vincent, first base; Larry Brion, second; Till Rix. center field; Char he Williams, leh held. WELCOME Charlie Grimm, right, yesterday welcomed four new players who are counted on to solve some problems for the Chicago Cubs this season. Left to right are: out- IVo Help fielder Frank Thomas, from Cincinnati; infielder Dick Gernert, from Boston: catcher Del Rice, from Milwaukee; and outfielder Richie Ashburn, from Philadelphia.

(AP Photo, Hal Filan) Cubs Smash Long Drives Over Mesa Park Fence By TOM STAPLETON MESA "We'll have to build higher screens," joshed Manager Charlie Grimm yesterday as his Chicago Cubs blasted more than a dozen balls over newly erected barriers atop the left and right field fences. And, although it was supposed to be "batting" practice, the pitchers certainly weren't just serving them up on a platter. The new screens, about 6 feet high, extend into left center and right center field, but they only caught two long blasts yesterday. Del Rice was the first to hit one, banking a shot off the left field webbing. But, on the next pitch he parked one over the right field screen to get even.

Dale Long also hit the right field trap. Big Walt Moryn won the home run honors for the day with four out-of-the-park belts. He hit two of his missiles on his first time up, and dropped a third at the base of the wall. Later he added solo blasts on separate trips into the cage. Bob Will lost a pair and Dale Long, Ron Santon, Sam Drake, Lou Johnson, and Harry Bright all ran the Cubs' expense account up with in-orbit blasts.

Frank Thomas, hoping for a comeback year after a letdown with Cincinnati last season, got plenty of good wood on the ball, but his two longest shots were to dead center field and remained "in play." Despite the cannonading, Cub pitchers were impressive too. Jack Warner, wind-up hurler for the day, was really bearing down. "That boy's ready," said Richie Ashburn as he fouled off a fast ball. Earl Averill, handling the Baton Rouge Open Golf Location Sogg BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) was closed to practice shortly he- Top money winner Arnold Palmer noon yesterday because the and 149 other golfers begin recns were flooded.

$15,000 Baton Rouge Open More rain was forecast, if they get any kind of help from the weatherman. PGA TOURNAMENT Director The Baton Rouge Countrv Club rv ey nor said th 15 round would start as scheduled the course is playable." He 'explained greens would to 1 be free of standing water. slants of Joe Schaffernoth, moaned: "That ball's jumping all over the place." Ben Johnson, Don Elston, Steve Ridzik, Gordie Gore, Dave Jolly, and Dick Burwell also took turns on the hill, and they all were moving that ball around. Some of them moved the batters around a bit, too, as early-season wildness added some spice to their stuff. There was more than a little grumbling among the batters about the way the pitchers were bearing down so hard so early.

"In 14 years I've never seen curves before on my second day of batting practice," said Art Schult, infielder. Everyone but infielder Tony Taylor is in camp, and Taylor has permission to report late. The Cubs lost services of big George Altman for perhaps a few days. Altmnn hasn't been feeling well and, although he suited up for action yesterday, Grimm decided not to take any chances and sent him to Mesa Southside Hospital for a checkup. A preliminary diagnosis indicated either malaria or hookworm.

BACKSTOPPING Sammy Taylor rs. trying to work persistent soi-enesf out of his shoulder training's 3-ring circus can be dan- gorous. As Grimm was holding his arms over his head for pro- lection against a fungo-hit fly, Bob Will hit a line-drive from the batting cage that wont squarely through Jolly Cholly's Evansville Favored In Cage Event By ASSOCIATED PRESS Evansville College, powered by big Ed Smallwood, puts its NCAA College Division basketball title up for grabs tonight. The Hoosier five, with a 20- record for the season, meets Ar kansas State (14-11) at Evansvill as 32 teams, at eight differerU sites, begin the process of deter mining the eight clubs who wil compete in the championship tour ney at Evansville next week. Four teams have been assignee to each of eight regional tournaments.

The winner in each is el- ibible for the trip to Evansville jand the national tournament. i Even before a single basket has been shot, the quintet fashioned jby Coach Arad McCutchan Devils Aim At Pair Of Targets TEMP State's basketball team beats Arizona here Saturday Arizona's recent record itorrid Sun Devils jean accomplish the followling: J. A 7-3 conference record igood for a tie for second West Tr-xas Stafp. Last ASU tied for first with a 7-3 mark. 2, The school's finost mod'-n season record at Last year's 17-!) is best so far.

"I DON'T FIND miir.h ion in finishing srroncl," grivn- iled Coach Ned Wulk, whose fir't wo teams here tird for 'onfprcnce leadership. HP gives New Mexico Stafr full redit for defeating ASU (wire nd looks for the Aggies lo do well in NCAA playoffs wherp the Cactus Circuit has yot to win game. "They wouldn't let us phy well," Wulk said of last 'Satur- day's' 80-65 loss in Las "THEY GUARDED and Gary Norton so welt it "as 18 minutes before Al got a joal and Norton never did. Always a poor road team. Arizona State actually improved this year with 3-2 in the conference and 4-5 overall.

For this which two years ago attracted a record 5.500 nns, bleachers will be set up at both ends of the court. is favored to repeat its conquest of a year ago. Not only are the Snow Bowl Sets Ski Event FLAGSTAFF (AP) SkiTs 'rom all sections of Arizona are expected to 'compete in the annual Snow Cup Races at the Arizona Snow near Flagstaff Saturday. Both downhill and slalom evr-nts are scheduled. Among the entries is the Arizona State College ski team which both the regional and national; championships are being played on their home court.

I Play bfigins tonight at both Evansville and at Winooski, where St. Michael': (11-0) is host. The other pairing at Evansville Buffalo (11-4) against Wa-' (13-fi). I Tomorrow and Saturday night twin bills are scheduled at Owensboro, Staten Island, N.Y., Whealon, Galesburg, Kirksville, Fresno, to determine the six other finalists. people (ariose.

HERTZ Wont a Mcond cor? lent new Cheryl HERTZ BENT A MCI I CAB The tournament was won last year by Howie Johnson of Meadowlark, with a 283, highest posted in nine stagings. Palmer, the husky belter from; Ligonier, has been having! quite a year. Through the Texas Open which ended Sunday, Palmer had earned a hit more than $20,000. He won of the eight tournaments he, entered on the present tour. IT'S A DATE A lot of dates, in fact, in that packet of 1960 Arizona spring baseball schedules Mrs.

Lois Purlee, Republic receptionist, is holding. The wallet-size cards list all games for the four Arizona-based major league teams. They're free. Pick them up at The Republic and Gazette reception desk, or send a self-addressed and tnped envelope. Moses Dog Shows Speed Wealthy, lightweight i 1 from the Orville Moses turned in fastest time of dogs' qualifying last night in first round elimination races for the $50,000 Greyhound Park Futurity to be 1 run later this monih.

Wealthy showed fleelness in the fourth race, winning in 31 seconds for a three-length margin over second-place Chula Vista owned by M. and J. X. Romero. Favored Wealthy paid only $2.40, 2.40, 2.20.

The track record is 30 set in 1956 by Indy Ann. Next best time of last night's six elimination tests was turned in by Ed's Black Putty in the third race with 31 seconds. The J. M. Edwards dog won by fi 1 lengths O.B.'s Jaguar and paid 3.Ml, 3 601 N.

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