Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 31

Mr THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE 31 DICK CULLUM Millers Continue Drive for City Title mew Southwest, Henry Win in City Play Southwest unloaded 14 hits and received five-hit pitching from junior Doug Falls in a 16-1 rout of Marshall-University High School Thursday. The victory lifted the Indians' City record to 6-1, second to Washburn's 6-0 Tim Perrine drove in three runs for Southwest. Steve Timmermen fired a By DICK SEAL Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer Coach Jim Cosgrove has credited defense for Washburn's unbeaten Minneapolis cellent ball club, but we've still got West, Southwest, North and Henry left before we can win the City championship. Southwest is parti Conf erence high school baseball rec cularly strong. They shared ord.

the championship last year and have some good boys Th a ab hrbl back," Cosgrove said. ob rbl WASHBURN (6) EDISON (2) cb rbl Walek. 2b one-hitter as Henry topped North 6-2 in an abbreviated five-inning game. Pat Rush went 3-for-4 and Tim Burk- 2 0 0 was no exception. Washburn committed one harmless sixth inning throwing Newberry, cf 3 1 0 Murphy, ph 1 0 0 Hendrcksn.

4 2 1 Rusmko, ct 3 0 Berry, ss 3 0 0 4 1 1 4 Burns, ph 1 1 Walsh, 3b 0 0 Kohanek, rf Smpirwed hardt 2-for-2 in heading Central's 11 -hit attack in the Pioneers 5-3 edging of Voca May, 2b 3 Edwards, rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 Cosgrove error beat 3 0 0 Dziedzic, ph 0 0 Halvorson, If 3 0 0 Smith, 4 3 tional. 3 1 0 0 0 Hartwig, It 0 0 Sharp, ph ing Edison 6-2 at North East Field. Pearson, lb 2 Rivers, 2 1 0 0 Tod Ewins had a 3-fbr-3 1 0 0 Paulson, lb 3 Bush, ph 2 0 0 1 Anderson, ss 3 performance at the plate and Washburn, the state's No. Totals 27 6 Eberlein, 0 0 0 0 Gliniany, 2 1 3 ranked team, is 6-0 in City mwm John Clinord singling in tne winning run as West edged y0OT play. The Millers play West today at 4 p.m.

at Nokomis. South 3-2. CftirTMWEtT 16. MARSHALl-UNIV. 1 Totals 29 9 2 Washburn 230 100 06 Edison 010 000 12 Runs Newberry 2, Hendrickson 2.

Pearson, Rivers, Burns, Hartwig. Pearson, Walek, Anderson, Gliniany. LOB Wash-Durn 2, Edison 11. 2B May. 3B Berry.

SB Hendrickson. May. l-il nnn inn A 1 5 7 Cosgrove, in his 11th sea Southwest 601 504 16 14 1 Jocketty, King (51 ana Mumpnreys; Falls and Perrine. Searles (6). Jocketty.

son at Washburn, guided Washburn to state titles in crii(S Pitching Summary IP ER BB SO war HENRY 6. NORTH 1 H.nn 210 036 11 3 Kivers W. 9 2 I i i Gliniany (L.) 7 5 6 1 1 2 HBP By Rivers (Burns); by Gliniany (Pearsanl. 1:41. 1960 and 1963.

"This year's team is an ex- North 000 022 1 1 Timmermen and Christiansen; McLarry and Crushshon. CENTRAL 5. VOCATIONAL 3 Vatnliennl 021 000 03 4 1 Central 200 111 5 11 Iskiejrka and Frenchette; Burkhardt ana Lanner. WEST 3. SOUTH 1 South 110 000 02 I.

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ACUSHNET GOLF EQUIPMENT MANAGER ALFRED MANUEL PESANO of the Minnesota Twins was recently barred from the Great Tomato Growing Contest which rages annually in Metropolitan Stadium's press room. The judge ruled that the Twins' manager should concentrate his skullduggery on the field of play. Al Pesano, sometimes known as Billy Martin, might nave won release from that suspension by certain measures. After all, the venerable judge's integrity does not go beyond reasonable limits. However, the manager may have made his suspension final by recent remarks.

He displayed hot Italian anger when the judge dared to challenge his assertion that the West Division of the American League was of equal strength with the East Division. The judge has learned that Senor Martin spoke ill of him and of his opinions in the presence of numerous media people. Still his case is not altogether hopeless. He has one avenue to reinstatement. After the current interdlvision home-and-home games are all played let him produce figures showing that the West teams have won as many games as the East teams.

The odds are against him, but it's his only hope. Aew Fighting Mini IT WAS A SATURDAY MORNING in a hotel lobby in Lafayette, last fall. There appeared a group of nearly 30 boys, magnificent physical specimens. You wondered who they were. Some one said, "That's the Illinois freshmen football squad.

They gave the Purdue freshmen a good licking last night." You were impressed. Now, midway through spring practice, coach Jim Valek of Illinois says, "This is the squad which will be the base for a Fighting Illini resurgence in football." Would these sophomores compare with the Ohio State sophomores who had much to do with that team's championship play last year? If you had seen them in Lafayette last October you'd be inclined to think so. A Sad Parallel SIXTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO George Barton and Billy Hoke boxed each other for $15 purses. The fights were illegal but condoned by tolerant police. During several such encounters they became friends.

Their lives ran parallel courses all these years, in the newspaper business, in sports and in friendship. Today they lie dead in separate mortuaries. They died within 36 hours of each other. On May 5, Mr. Barton sent a letter to Gov.

Harold LeVander asking to be relieved of his position as secretary of the Minnesota Athletic Commission. He gave as his reason failing health. Two days later he made his point, if you will excuse me for saying it, in just the way I imagine George saying it, with his small chuckle. Wherever I go in line of duty, to whatever city, one of the first questions I hear is, "How is my friend, George Barton?" Now I'll have to give a sad, final answer. Horsman Has Next-Time Ideas DUANE HORSMAN, Chatfield, middleweight, Will fight Doug McLeod again, this time in St.

Paul May 23. Although McLeod is not beating many opponents these days, he has shown he knows how to beat Horsman so far. McLeod loses round after round to Horsman while getting Horsman's long left hook timed. Then he slips across one right counter to the chin and turns the fight around. The first time it was for a clear decision; next time it was for a seventh-round knockout.

Whenever promoter Ben Sternberg has asked Horsman whom he would like to fight next, the reply has been, "McLeod." Horsman has some kind of a next-time thing about McLeod. You don't think it will cost him that rich return match with Pat O'Connor, do you? Neither do I. Buffalo Wins Valley Relays Buffalo won four of nine in i events to win the Minnesota I I AMJ A aVIdn kVA 4F jnh M4Hi RL A IV Valley Conference Relays championship Thursday at Shakopee. Rudy Luther says: VVdlUII UW bUNtnHMIU, r1IK. We're out to bat 1001! Only 42 daylleft: Combined three-man records set included the 138 foot, -inch shot put effort by Golden Valley, Chaska's 16-4 in the high jump and Buffalo's 58-414 in the long jump.

Shakopee's 2-mile relay team also set a meet mark of 8:52. TEAM TOTALS Buffalo 75, Chaska 44, St. Anthony 37, Orono 30, Golden Valley, 29, Shakopee 28, Eden Prairie 27, Waconia 10. SHOT PUT Golden Valley (3-man teaml 138', (recordl. NIGH JUMP Chaska (3-man team) 16-4 (record).

IONS JUMP Buffalo 3-man team) 58-4 (recordl. 440-YARD RELAY Buffalo i48.0. 2-MILE RELAY Shakopee 8:52 (record). SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY St. Anthony 3:51.7.

480-YARD SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY Buffalo 1:01.4. 880-YARD RELAY Buffalo 1,39.3. MliLE RELAY St. Anthony 3-54. 6.

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11 1-1 1 Kennedy remained in for the Lake baseball title edging idina 5-4 Thursday for its victory in nine starts, ake leader Hopkins, 7-1, lad an open date. Edina had taken a 4-3 lead the visitor's half of the seventh inning when Ken-ledy had two of its three The Hornets also nade use of three walks and 1 Novoa's double. Junior Dennis Allar spun i four-hitter as Minnetonka ipped St. Louis Park 3-1. Mark Flanders' solo homer the game at 2-2 in the inning and teammate ind winning pitcher Mike Prodahl smashed a two-run tiomer as Richfield downed Wayzata 8-2.

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