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Fast Bat Koufax Credits Hitless Stint To Reliance On By AL HITMARSH Sentinel staff The Los Angeles Dodgers' erratic lefthander, Sandy Koufax, feels he may be ready to become a big winner. He gave the Minnesota Twins and 965 Tinker Field fans a good demonstration of why yesterday. The Bums strikeout specialist hurled seven hitless innings. After he retired to the showers, the Dodgers blew a four-run lead and lost, 5-4. Koufax, best known for his major league record-trying 18 strikeouts against San Francisco in 1959, said he relied mainly on his fast ball yesterday.

"I THREW some curves, but not as many as I normally would in a regular-season game," he said. "Most of my strikeouts were on fast balls I guess." The 6-2, 204-pound Brooklyn native fanned eight Twins in his seven Innings, and walked five. He was in trouble once in the fourth when he walked the first three batters. He bore down with two strikeouts and got Gardner on a fly ball to end the threat. The closest the Twins came to a hit was a 400-foot blast in the sixth by Jim Lemon, which Davis hauled down near the centerfield wall.

"I've felt pretty good all spring, but this is the furthest I've gone up till now." Koufax said. "Sometimes that doesn't mean anything, though, -because I thought I was going real good earjy last year and I just couldn't win." TO SAY that Koufax had some misfortunes in the early running last year would be a gross understatement. He lost eight of his first nine, including a two-hitter and two games in- which he fanned 15 opposing hitters. win. Sometimes it seems like it doesn't pay to get out of bed." Sandy wound up with only an 8-13 ledger last year, despite 197 strikeouts in 175 innings.

His best winding performance was a 3-0 two-hit shutout of the Phillies, when he struck out 13. While he has never pitched a no-hitter in the majors, he did once hurl nine hitless innings. "That was against Milwaukee in 1959. I gave up a hit in the first inning, and no more until the 11th." THERE IS also one particular one-hitter he'll likely never forget, because the opposing pitcher got the lone blow. Bennie Daniels of the Pirates was the hatchet man, getting the only Pittsburgh hit in the fourth inning in 1959.

"I don't remember whether I've ever gone more than seven innings without giving up a hit. I've pitched several one-hitters, but the one hit came in the early innings most of the time." Until yesterday, Koufax had pitched only six innings in three trips to the mound this spring. If yesterday's performance is to be considered an indication the off-and-on Dodger lefthander may be ready for his greatest season. Sandy Koufax "I guess I was pitching the best ball of my life in the first half of the season last year, but I just couldn't Twins9 Big Ninth Ruins LA No Hitter, 5-4 In Sehring Practice Run Battey, Green Connect Sets Lap Record Ohio State 14-Point Favorite By Sentinel Services Ohio State's unbeaten Buckeyes resume defense of their NCAA basketball championship in Kansas City tonight. will face St.

Joseph's of Philadelphia in the first semi-final game at 8:30 p.m. (Orlando Time). Cincinnati and Utah meet for the Western title at 10:15 with the final scheduled Saturday night. Bucks, 26-0 on the season, are 14- Sports Capsule the engine compartment lid that was stolen from the pit area Wednesday. The part, which belonged to the car driven by Dan Gurney of Riverside, and Joakim Bonnier of Sweden, was replaced yesterday.

But the replacement part came from a non-competition model Porsche and Gurney complained that its high protrusion caused added wind resistance that was slowing him down. Moss is scheduled to drive the front-engined Maserati German SEBRING (UPI) Count Wolfgang Von Tripps of Germany set an unofficial, lap record in a rear-engine Ferrari yesterday in practice runs for tomorrow's 12-hour endurance race for sports, cars. The blond German whipped around the twisting 5.2-mile road course in 3 minutes, 15.7 seconds. This was faster than the official course record set by Englishman Stirling Moss last year in a 61 "Birdcage" Maserati 3 minutes, 17.6 seconds, or 94.996 m.p.h. COMPETITION for the car manufacturers championship, now held by Ferrari, is so keen this year the big racing teams refused to reveal their lap times, but Von Tripps was clocked by an official timer who was practicing for tomorrow's race.

rlaufta grnthtrl Friday, March 24, 1961 Hebert Leads Sunshine Field With 6-Under 66 OnlvG.TI Waleli Late Dodger Rally Whips Senators, 8-7 point favorites, and Cincinnati is picked by six. Former heav yweight champion Ingemar Johansson, unsuccessful in his bout with Floyd Patterson last week, took on the U.S. Govt yesterday. I Johansson and his attor-! neys testified for three hours in Miami about his financial status in the Govt's tax case I against him. Swede 1 has been barred from leav-I ing the country until he clar-i ifies certain tax deficiencies.

I Arnold Palmer, winner of the I960 Hickok pro athlete of the year award, was named the February winner i in the 1961 polling. qualifies him for the annual $10,000 trophy. Attorneys in Washington put in a request for release on bail for Frankie Carbo and three others who are on trial in Los Angeles on extortion charges. four are on trial for alleged attempts to muscle in on the contract of one-time welterweight champ Don Jordan. A similar request was turned down by a San Francisco court earlier.

Justice Dept. has filed a memorandum opposing the request, but a decision is not expected before next week. Alf Pike has been fired as coach of the New York Rangers, National Hockey League team The Rangers failed to reach the Stanley Cup playoffs in Pike's two years as a coach Club officials said a new coach would be named after the current playoffs conclude. Jamie Boy and Don Ric-kles hav swelled the field for the John B. Campbell Handicap at Bowie tomorrow to 16 horses all 16 start, the purse would be a record $119,300.

Cincinnati Royals' star Oscar Robertson has begun a six-month tour of duty in the army three-time Cincinnati University All-America will be out in time to By BOB BASSLNE Sports Editor Tottering on the brink of i their most humiliating de feat of the spring, the Minnesota Twins exploded for five runs in the ninth inning behind the flashing home run bats of Earl Battey and Lennie Green to overhaul Los Angeles, 5-4, at Tinker Field yesterday. The Dodgers, who left nearly all of their regulars back home at Vero Beach, no-hit the dormant Twins for eight sleepy innings sven of them tossed by lefty Sandy Koufax. In addition to going hitless intc the ninth with a 4-0 deficit against the Dodgers' scrubs, the Twins were terrible afield with five errors. THEY erased it all, however, with two swats over the right field fence. Battey hit his with two on.

Then Green, a pinch hitter, hit a 3-2 pitch over the same barrier with one aboard for the victory. Jim Lemon, the leadoff hitter in the ninth, singled to break the no-hitter and Sandy Valde- spino was sent in to run for him. Boh Allison walked and Mincher flew to center field to bring up Battey. The stocky Negro catcher cleared the bases with his poke and Billy Gardner walked. GARDNER'S walk spelled the end of Willard Hunter, who had replaced Koufax aiter the lefty's seventh no-hit frame.

Charlie Spell moved to the mound. Twins' Mer. Cookie Lavagetto, pulling all the stops, sent David Sanchez in to run for Gardner and Green to bat in place of winning pitcher Don Lee. The count reached 3-2 against Green. He fouled off the sixth pitch and then slammed No.

7 over the fence right on the heels of Battey's shot. LEE had a good four innings but was shabbily treated by his teammatfs, who made four er rors behind him. He gave up only two hits and a pair of un earned runs during his four- frume chore. Koufax had some spells of wildness, but otherwise had the Twins eoting out of his hand. In the fourth, he walked the first three Minnesota batters, but came back with a pair of quick strikeouts and got Gard ner on a flv to center.

It was the first ball the Twins got out of the intield. The only thing resembling a hit off him was a long sixth-innina blast to center bv Lemon. But it was hauled down by Willy Davis about 4C0 feet from home plate. THE Dodgers got two in the first on a homer over the wall in left by Don Demeter and consecutive singles by Bobby Aspromonte, Norman Sherry and Koufax. They added one in the sixth when Charlie Smith raced to second on a two-base error by Zoilo Versalles, a single by Demeter and a sacrifice fly by Aspromonte.

Willy Davis accounted for the Celtics Komp BOSTON The Boston Celtics, their attack once again in gear, rolled over Syracuse, 133-110, last night and took a 2-1 lad in their best-of-seven Eastern Division playoff. SYRACUSE (1101: Schaves 44-11; Gambee 4-517; Halbroon 3-17: Cos-tello 5-1-11; Greer I 41: Bamert 3-4 77: Ktrr 13-4. Cable 3-0-4, anew 4-311; Roberts 3-0 Totals: 40-30110. BOSTON (133): Heinsohn 11-3-34; Loscutoff 1-03; Russell 4 2 It; Cousv 5-7-17; Sharman 10 10 30: S. Jones 1-34; Ramsey 4-5-17 C.

Jones 3-04; Sanders 5-313; Conle 1-03; Totals; 51-31-133. SYRACUSE 17 II 1 t-110 Boston 35 II 42 JS-111 Stirling Moss Von Tripps' time yesterday, however, was still slower than the reported 3:21 turned in by Moss Wednesday in another type 61 Maserati. With the big Maseratis and Ferraris burning up the course, the 1.5-liter Porsches rounded it steadily at about 3:20 depending On their stamina to bring them in first. POLICE still searched for 1 its big traps and wiry greens withstood the onslaught of the pro sharpshooters much better than did the Pasadena course at St. Petersburg last week, but nevertheless 38 of the players were under par and 16 more equaled par figures.

The leaders: Jay Hebert 31-35 44 Jack Fleck 34 13-47 Julius Boros 35-33 Arnold Palmer 34-3241 George Bayer 33 AfJ Bob Brue 3S-33-A! Tom Garrlfy 33 3564 Bob Goalby 34-3569 Dave Marr 34-35 69 Gary Player 32-37-69 Frank Bovnton 35-3449 Dan Slkes 15-34-69 Joe DmJich 3V5-'0 Chlco Mlertui 35-3570 iav Brewer jr 34-j to Art wall Jr 36-3470 Bob Shave Jr 37-1370 Bill Casoer Jr 34-36-70 Mike Souchak 3570 Geor Knudson Ted Kroll 34-470 Hill J- 37 70 Sam Snead 37 3370 John Brnum 37.11-70 Fldon Brians 3-H 7n Dave Raoan 34 3470 Smith's Homer Wins For Sox SARASOTA The Chicago White Sox withstood a ninth inning rally to beat the Milwaukee Braves, 3-2. yesterday in a free hitting game in which Al Smith's sixth-inning hctme run proved to be the difference. MILWAUKEE 0 aot 401-3 10 1 CHICAGO (A) 104 Ml 00 1 13 3 Burden. Plche (7) and Crandall; Pierce, Stalev 171 and Carreon. rierce.

BuraeTTe. Home Run Chicago, Smith. Basketball PROFESSIONAL NBA EASTERN DIVISION PLAYOFF Boston 133, Syracuse no (Boston leads best of teven playoff, 3-1) COLLEGE NIT (Serm-Finalt) St. Lou's 47, Davion 40 Providence 90, Holy Cross 13 (OT) NATIONAL AAU TOURNAMENT (Quarter-Finals Cleveland 110. Biirien (Weth) AMATEUR WGS LEAOUI Martinettes 41, Rebels 3 Hypos 34, Showelters 35 Snow Debs 44, Pepsi -Cola 11 Hoekcv Seores STANLIY CUP PLAYOFFS Chicago 4, Montreal 3 (Besl-of-7 Semifinal series tied Ml.

IHL PLAYOFF Mutkeaon 1, Toledo I College Spring Sports BASEBALL Navy 4, Jacksonville 4 Miami 10, Georei Tech 1 Ohio Slate 3. Rollins GOLF Georgia Tech Fia Southern 7'i TRACK Florida State Alabama 59' i TENNIS Miami 7. Yale 1 Florida 9, Southern Illinois Florid State a. Navy I tomorrow, but he was taking trial runs yesterday in the rear-engined type 63 car which is scheduled to be driven by the president of the Camoradi international racing team, C. A.

(Lucky) Casner of Miami, and Mas-ten Gregory of Kansas City. Bucks Nip Tars In Hill Duel, 2-1 Ohio State edged Rollins 2-1 yesterday at Harper Sheperd Field in a pitching duel between Ohio's Ray Apple and Rollins freshman Frank Home. Apple allowed only two hits and struck out 10 batters while Home gave up four hits and had three strikeouts. OHIO STATE ROLLINS ab rbl i rbl Cameron If Thomas lb Hess ss Mason cf Peters 2b Perdue rf Me-ttel 3b Peters Aopie Stearns If 110 0 Hale ss 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 Beets 3b 1 0 0 5 0 10 Em'son 2b-3b 3 0 0 0, 5 0 10 Cortese rf 4 0 0 0: 4 0 0 0 Brown If 4 0 10 4 13 1 Detlmci lb 2 0 0 1: 3 0 0 0 Baxendale cf 4 0 0 0 loot Catalsno 2 0 0 3 0 0 Home 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 a-Raiiev 2b 3 0 10 a-Conner 0 0 0 0 1 d-Man'rsn 0 0 0 1 b-Weber 10 0 0 c-Heicten 1 0 0 0i Total 35 3 4 1 Totals Mill, A Ran for Hale in 6th. Grounded for Cortese In th.

Fiied out for Detlino In 9th. OHIO STATI 104 001 (J00-1 ROLLINS 100 000 000-1 Detlino Emerson. PO-A Ohio State 37-17; Rollins 27-13. DP Pop uo to Apole Thomas. LOB Ohio State (11)l Rollins (61; SB Cameron-Perdue; SF Peters.

IP ER BB SO Apple (W) 3 1 1 5 10 Horne (LI 4 I 5 HBP Cameron Hess Perdue Hale. WP Home Apple. It Batts-Davij. A 350. St.

Louis Hips Dayton, 67-60 NEW YORK UP St. Louis University smothered Dayton with a superb defense last night and gained a 67-60 victory in the first semi-final of the National Invitation Basketball Tournament. St. Louis, a low-scoring team which specializes in defense, led from start to finish and piled up its highest total in three games of the tournament. Dayton could not work its way in close for sure shots and could not hit on its few efforts from outside.

WiluVood Sets Spring Tilt W1LDWOOD Wild-wood's football team will wrap up spring practice to night with the annual spring tilt against the graduating seniors. Fourteen seniors depart from the Wildcat eleven which went 10-1 last year and was rated in the state's top 10 in some polls. Prep Golf AT LEESBURO Winter partt li, Leesbvrf Schroener (W1 d. Wrinkle. 3-0; An drews (W), Orme.

tied 1'i-l'j: Winter Park won best ball. 3-0. Smith (W) d. Bovd. 3-0; Carr (L) d.

Bledsoe, 3 Leesbvr. won best bail. 34; AT CASSELIERRY fourth run in the seventh. He singled and went to second when Lamar Jacobs booted it in center field. The fleet Davis went to third on a long fly and scored when, on an attempted steal, catcher Battey nailed him cold, then dropped the ball.

The Twins, who go to Miami for a night game against Baltimore tonight, are now 5-8 on the Grapefruit League season. LOS ANGELES MINNESOTA ab rbl ab rbt W. Davis cf 5 12 0 Versalles ss 3 0 0 0 Lillis ss 4 0 0 0 Vaidi'vlso ss 1 0 0 0 Fairly lb 3 0 0 0 Jacobs cf 4 0 0 0 Brodsky If 4 0 0 0 Killebrew 3D 3 0 0 0 Smitn 3b 4 10 0 Lemon If 2 0 10 Demeter rf 4 12 1 b-Vaid'pino 0 10 0 Aspr'nte 2b 3 111 Allison rf 2 10 0 N. Sherry 3 0 1 0 Mincher lb 4 0 0 0 Koufax 3 0 2 1 McCafie 2 0 0 0 Hunter 1 0 0 0 Battey 2 113 Spell 0 0 0 0 Gardner 7t 3 0 0 0 c-Sanchez 0 10 0 Stobbs 0 0 0 0 a-Consolo 10 0 0 Lee 10 0 0 d-Green 1112 Total 14 4 I 34 Totals 1 5 1 5 A Struck out for in Sth. Ran tor Lemon in 9th.

C-Ran for Gardner In 1ri. Homered for Lee in fh. LOS ANGELES 023 001 1004 MINNESOTA 0C0 00O 0055 Versalles 2, N. Sherry, Battey 2, Jroc-s, Asoromonte. POsA Los Angeles 25-3 (1 out when winning run scored); Minnesota 27-10.

DP Lee and Killebrew. LCB Los Anoeles 4, Minnesota 4. HR Demeter. Battey, Green. 3B W.

Davis. St Allison 2, Demeter. SF Aspromonte. IP ER B9 SO Koufax 7 0 0 0 5 8 Hunter 1 1-3 2 4 4 2 1 X-Spell (L) 0 1110 0 Stobbs 5 4 1113 Lee (Wl 4 2 2 0 1 0 Pitched to one ma In th. WP Koufax 2 weirh, Napp, Sudol and McKinley.

2:41. A 65. Gvanefvuit League Pet Pet PIRATES II 3 4 7 M7 TIGERS I 5 7 .417 W'lTE SOX 7 5 ST .417 C'RDIN'LS 7 I .715 AT'LETI'S 4 PHILLIES 4 15'SYANKEES 4 10.244 ORIOLES 4 4 Results Yesterday X-TWINS 5. DODGERS X-DOOGERS 4. Senator 7 Pirates 15, Phillies 9 Cardinals 4, Tirers 5 Reds 4, Athlet'cs 3 White Sox 3.

Braves 1 Red Sox 11, Cubs 7 Giants 13, Angels 4 Orioles 4, Yankees 1 -Split squads Game Today TWINS vs Oro'fs at Miami (night). X-DOOGFPS vs. Tloers at Lakeland DODGERS vs. Senator at Pompano Reds vs. Phillies at Clearwater Cardinals vs.

Braves at Bradenton Athletics vs. Pirates at Fort Mver Giants vs. Cubs at Mea Indians vs. Red Sox at Scoftsda'e Yankees vs. White Sox at Sarasota Ame's vs.

Vancouver at Yuma. Split Soued IIosox Comeback Tops Cubs, 11-7 SCOTTSDALE. Arix. The Boston Red Sox assumed sole possession of the Cactus League leadership yesterday by rallying for five runs in the eighth to come from behind to defeat the Chicaeo Cubs. 11-7.

here before 2,612 customers. CHICAGO (N) 100 104 100 7 14 4 BOSTON 401 400 esx It II I Morehead 14. Wright (M, Eiston I and Bertell: Brewer, Massey (41. Wins ill and Rodsers. W-Wili L-Wrisnt.

MIAMI BEACH (f Jay Hebert came in early with a 31-3566 yesterday and the six under par score stood up for a one-stroke ARIA PROS' CARDS Rer out st 1443 Dave Reoan out 445 354 34434 Frank Bovnton out 44 3)5 34335 Rer in 354 44 43534-75 Dmn In 344 444 4343470 Bovnton in 344 345 434-34-4 lead in the first round of the $25,00 Sunshine Open Golf tournament. The par 36-36 72 Bayshore course with Yonkers Results FIRST RACI: 13.000 Pc 1 M. Time I 13 I. Reuounder (A. Thomas) 4.40 3 00 I 40 Widow Dream (M.

Pusev) 3 30 3 00 Gray's Knight (H. Camoan) 5.90 Rhythm Lad. Trlworthv, Hodoen' Rota, Shadvdale boon alio tarted. SCRATCHED White Wyn. SECONO RACI: 33,300 Trot 1 M.

T.m 3:14 3. Grand Jullua V. (A Myar) 13 10 3 30 3 30 Gwen Hanover iR Thomas I 3 40 3 50 Aieandna Bay (W Hudson) 5 90 Bengali, Dicky Broom, Wyntne Duke. Ford Harmony, Stormy Song also started. Daily Double: (3-7) Raid JAM0.

THIRD RACI: S3.I00 Pece I Tlma 3:10.3. Florelli (D Insko) 4 30 3.30 1 70 Cuark Pride Pusev) 4.00 3 90 Dr Dudlrv (A Thomas) 3 70 The Scotchman. Our Chanct, Jolly Gent, Dotty Bvrd also started. SCRATCHED Hiah Liner. FOURTH RACI: 52.200 Paca 1 M.

Tlma ot Alton Guy (R Cherrln) 30 I To 130 Gen. Dlscovary IH Danrar Jr) 4 30 3 90 Counsel Hal (B Winner I 4 00 Fultmor, Buss, Hickory Major, Governor also started. SCRATCHED Just Rloht. FIFTH RACI: $3,000 Pace 1 M. Time 3 091.

Forrester (R Cherrlx) 7 40 3 1.10 Lucky Dream (J Edmunds) 3.10 3 10 Toiy Thistle (E Coobl 3 45 J. M. Pilot also started. SCRATCHED Shadldaie Gaysoa. Cot Dale SIXTH RACI: S3.00O-Pac 1 M.

Time 3:10 3. Dellmor (A Thomas) 11.00 4 00 4 00 Overton (W Gabettle) 17.40 7 0 Cella's Prince (J Afixms) 3 40 Southern Charm, Star Time, Ted Ly-brnk asn started SCRATCHED Hurry's Joe. LATE WEDNESDAY SIXTH RACI $3,500 Pace 1 Mile; Time 3:01.1. Little Gay Girl 3 40 IH 140 iw t.nerrix) Capital City (V Dancer) 4 40 3 90 Town Bvrd (L Rjpone) 4 70 Ohio Rose, Princely Direct, Sam C. Direct, A.

C. Havens, Sampson Girl, also started. SEVENTH RACI $3,500 Pace Vile; Time 3 OS 1. Wells Faroo (V Dancer) 14.59 10 7.10 Dales Boy (C Fitipatrick) 7.70 4 40 Dreamy Bill (J Faraido) 7 10 Arro, Gallant Star, Ludar Hanover, Ellen Adios. Tassel Bvrd also started.

EIGHTH RACE: 12.500 Trot I Vile; Tlma 3:04.3 Pam Haven (A Abbatlello) 4.90 3 50 170 Emlen Hanover (M Borlskin) 39 JO Sin Teffr Hanover (H Camden) 3 30 Bessie Colby. Budmtte' Direct, Darn Claire, Miss Direct Flnoo. Cindy lou Hanover, started. NINTH RACI 52. ICO Pact 1 Mile; Time 3:01.1.

Hardy St. Patrick 410 4 30 1 10 I A Mver) Solitude (V Dancer) a 30 1 70 Dukewyn (M Gale) 3 00 Luilwater Scott, Dash for Cash, Louann Hanover, Hill Scene, Diamond Coast alto started Attendance 11.4M; Handle-Si, 119,093. bora's triple was the big blast, and tied the score on Duki Snider's double and a single by Carl Warwick in the fourth. But the Senators went out front in the sixth on three singles and a sacrifice. Roseboro added a homer to his hit collection in the seventh but Richert, tossing wildly to second on what should hava been an inning-ending double play ball, donated two runs to the Senators in the eighth.

WASHINGTON DODGERS ab rbl ao ft re Johnson ss 4 0 0 1 Wills cc 4)29 Keough rf 5 12 1 Moon It 1 2 1 Woodling If 3 0 0 0 T. Davis 3b 5 0 3 1 Maestri 0 0 0 0 Snider rf 4)10 Burnside 0 0 0 0 Larker lb 4 0 0 0 Zipful lb 5 0 2 0 Warwick cf 4 0 1 1 Tasby ct 4 2 10 Neal 2b 4 10 0 Klaus 3b 4 2 2 0 Roseboro 4 3 3 1 Boak 2b 3 0 0 2 Drysdale 2 0 3) Dotterer 4)11 Richert 1000 Dame 2 112 b-Giiliam 1111 a Stevens 3 0 0 0 Hinton If 10 10 Total 16 7 10 7 Total 34 14 I A Filed out for Daniels In 7tn. Douoied for Richert in h. WASHINGTON 130 001 030 DODGERS 131 000 13- IP ER SO Ba Drysdale 4 7 5 3 5 1 Richert (W) 3 3 2 1 0 1 Daniels 4 7 4 3 1 1 Maestri 2 5 3 3 1 0 Burnside (L) 1-321100 Larker, Jnhnson, Zioful, Richert; 23 Snider, Gilliam, Toseooro, Moont 38 T. Davis.

Roseboro, Daniel. HR- Keuqh, Roseboro. S3 Klaus. SF Johnson, Boak. DP Boak.

Jonnson and Zipful. LOB Washington Dodgers 4. PO-A Washington 25-14; Dodaers 27-4. Balk Drysdale. Jackowst, Soar, Smith and Kelly.

A-434. Miami Bombs Georgia Tech MIAMI (ft The University of Miami Hurricanes jumped out in front in their three-day round-robin baseball tournament yesterday by beating Georgia Tech 10-3 after Tech and Army had battled to a 2-2 tie. MIAMI 0C3 COO 471-10 1 GEORGIA TECH 3O0 SCO 100 111 Murnak, Hughes (V end Arcner, Mar-rheg ano (SI; Chambers, Gner ill. Nail (ft.) Tomasovich (J), Gill () and Parry. Pioneers Trip Kissimmee, (M KISSIMMEE Oak Ridge picked up its first baseball victory here last night, whipping Kissimmee, 8-5, bent Charles Schoene two-hit pitching.

OAK RIDGS 210 3-1 KISSIMMEE 000 4t 44 3 Schoene and Guttermuth; Harretl And Dyer. DODGERTOWN, Vero Beach A three-run ninth inning sent the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8-7 victor' over the Washington Senators here yesterday before a slim Vero Beach Airport Fund Game crowd of 634 fans. Trailing by two runs going into the final frame, the Dodgers blasted Hector Maestri and Pete Burnside for three doubles and a game-winning single. Johnny Roseboro, hitting star of the day with a homer, triple and double, opened the ninth with his two-bagger. Junior Gilliam, batting for Pete Rich-ert, knocked Maestri out with another double to the left field bank.

WALLY Moon's double off southpaw Burnside tied the score and Tommy Davis sent a scorching single to left for the ball game. Earlier in the day the meager crowd saw Dodger Skipper Walt Alston thrown out of the ball game. The Dodger manager heatedly disputed a balk call against his pitching ace Don Drysdale in the third and plate umpire Bill Jackowski listened, but not long. Alston spent the rest of the afternoon as a spectator. Dyrsdale, tagged for a homer by Marty Keough in the first, and sockrd for a triple by his pitching foe, Bennie Daniels, during a three-run second, trailed Daniels, 5-4, when they finished their six-inning duel.

THE DODGERS scored one in the first on a sinble by Wills and a triple by Davis, added two in the second when Rose- Giants Trounce LA Angels, l'3i PALM SPRINGS, Calif. High desert winds made the i Giants feel right at home yesterday as they socked 19 i hits and buried the Los An- jgeles Angels, 13-4 SAN FRANCISCO t04 0)4 1011 1 I LOS ANGELES (A) 031 001 0004 4 1 Sam Jones, (71 and Orsino; Mueller, Chance (3), Harshman (6) and Rodqers. W-Sam Jones L-Moeiier. home runs San FranciKO, McCovey. compete in the 1961-62 National Basketball Assn.

season. The Chicago American estimates that the Chicago Cubs' new plan of rotating nine coaches instead of hiring one manager will cost at least $200,000 this year. Hetty Martin Wins With 12 Betty Martin took low gross honors with a 42 in the first flight in ladies day play yesterday at Winter Park Country Club. Other winners were: First fllaht l-w net. Dot Rector; ftur, Marrlon Finn.

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