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The Independent Record, Helena. Mom Tuesday, March 22, 1955 Harris Working to Build Tiger Mound Staff Frank Lary May Get Starting Job By The Associated Press A couple of weeks ago Bucky Harris, manager of the Detroit Tigers, said "I'm looking for this kid Frank Lary to take his turn as a starting pitcher this year," Bucky's been taking a good lookj Ohio, Goodyear Wingfoots and A XT H)f Qirl Friends Take Over Pan American GJames Where Boys Left Off rvjf ra Halona Hinh School Cathedral Hieh Mexico City Jerry Williams They're Calling Him Handball Players CVE Travelers, Goodyears Wingfoots Win Denver (JP) The Akron, at the 24-year-old righthander ever since. Lary is one of those "maybes" in Detroit's hopes for the first division this season. He's up from Buffalo, where he had a 15-11 record last season, including a seven- inning no-hitter. Harris figures Lary, whose brother Al is trying to hang on with the Chicago Cubs, and perhaps lefty Bob Miller, a 19-year- old, should be able to take their turn with the likes of Ned Carver, Al Aber, Steve Gromek and Billy Hoeft.

The Tigers then would have some pitching depth to support a pretty set lineup that lagged just one game out of fourth plact last season. Lary blanked Baltimore through five innings Monday. Two other rookies, Paul Foytack and Babe Birrer, continued the whitewash as Detroit won, 4-0. Both clubs got seven hits, but Detroit had the help of some walks and a 360-foot wallop by Wayne Belardi with a man on. Three more such blasts helped the Milwaukee Braves defeat the Chicago White Sox, 5-2.

Andy Paf ko, Billy Bruton and Joe Adcock uncorked the homers to boost the Braves atop the grapefruit stand ings with an 8-4 record. Milwau VE Travelers of Artesia, N. cored victories Monday night in ic opening round of the 48th nnual National Amateur Athlet- Union Basketball tournament. While the seeded teams do not ow in until Wednesday, the six ames scheduled Tuesday prom- sed more excitement than the wo inaugurals. The New Mexicans took an ear- lead and built it into an 18- oint margin before the Meadow Jold team of Lincoln, ral- ied strongly to close the gap to 50-59 with two minutes to play.

Gary Renzelman, star this season for the University of Ne- raska, touched off the scoring urge that pulled the Nebraskans jack into contention. However, Don Heathington put the Travelers out of reach with four straight ree throws. The Wingfoots had competition Helena High School Will Enter Team In Wrestling Meet Helena high school's first wrestling team will compete in the second annual invitational wrestling tournament at Montana State college in Bozeman Friday and Saturday along with teams from 12 other Montana schools. Bus Williams, Helena high mat coach, said he will take a squad of seven grapplers to Bozeman to compete in the 11 weight class tournament. Teams from Gallatin of Bozeman, Belgrade, Three Forks, Flathead of Kalispell, Harrison, Columbia Falls, Billings, Poison, State Industrial school of Miles City, Fairfield, Manhattan, Wilsall, as well as from Helena will participate in the tourney.

Individual medals will be given for first, second, third and fourth places in each weight class. In addition a 20-inch trophy will be awarded the school taking the team title, and an 11-inch trophy to the outstanding individual wrestler in the tournament. Basketball Letters Awarded Ten Cathedral high school basketball players earned letters this Festival Hearing End SJ "2 feM less than a half Camp Chaffee, five and rolled to a 97-61 victory. Bernie lanicki stuffed in 26 points for he Ohioans to top the scoring. S.

L. Shofner hit 19 and Chuck Noble and Dick Walls 14 each Akron. Featuring Tuesday's round will be the first appearance of a Boulder, Luckert-Nix team which includes seven seniors frSm ftp Contestants will weigh in at 1 irom me ings wiin an recora. ivuiwau- kee rookie Humberto Robinson re- from theUmversityo Colorado tired the 12 men he faced after coming on in the sixth. Cleveland held on to defeat thi New York Giants, 3-2.

Al Rosen' two-run single in the ninth broke a 1-1 tie. Don Mueller's solo horn er wasn't enough for the Giants. The Indians also came up with a signed contract from Bobb; Avila, i holdout battin, champ. Avila finally consented t( the same contract he snubbed las week, reportedly calling for $27 000 and possibly $2,000 i bonuses. He got about $18,00 last season.

Ted Kluszewski hit a home run to put Cincinnati back in the game at 3-3 in the eighth, and Johnny Temple singled home the run with two out in the ninth as Pittsburgh lost, 4-3. Rookie outfielder Roberto Clemente homered for the Pirates. St Louis lost to Philadelphia '5-2, as its rookie first baseman Joe Cunningham was 'toeaned by Tom Casagrande. X-rays failed to liselose a fracture but he'll be out two or three days. Two singles jnd Stan Lopata's home run it up for the Phils in the sixth The New York Yankees, finally warming up at the plate, clubbed he Brooklyn Dodgers, 19-8, with 3ill Skowron and Bob Cerv each getting four hits.

Don Zimmer nad three, including a homer, for he Brooks. Ewell Blackwell start- for New York and was wild alking seven. Elmer Valo's home run was one 11 Kansas City hits as the Ath letics banged the Memphis Chicks, 6-1. Records of leprosy have been tound as eailj as 1500 B. C.

team that finished third in the NCAA finals at Kansas City last weekend. The Boulder club meets the Panhandle Flyers of Anchorage, Alaska. A collection of Utah State and other Utah college stars playing under the banner of Hi Hats of Sunset, Utah, meet the Los Angeles Kirby Shoes team, made up of AAU veterans, in another of the day's features. Eight games Wednesday will trim the field for the quarterfinals Thursday. The top four seeded clubs do not appear until Wednesday.

They are the title favorite Phillips 66ers of Barties- ville, Okla. North Carolina State college, Denver Central Bankers and Peoria, 111., Cats, who've won the last three AAU tournaments. Monday's Results (First Round) Akron Goodyear Wingfoots 97, Chaffee (Ark.) 61. Artesia, N. CVE Travelers 67, Lincoln, Meadow Gold 59.

Tuesday's Pairings (First Round) 1 p. Hope Wuthnow vs. Philadelphia (North Penn A. 2-30 p. (Buchan Bakers) vs.

Cleveland (Dante Lavelli). 4 p. S. Marine eham- o'clock on Friday in the MSC gym. First matches will be from 7 to 9 o'clock Friday night.

Consolation matches are slated for 10 o'clock Saturday morning with semifinals at 3 o'clock Sat urday afternoon. Finals and con solation matches will be at 8 o'clock Saturday night Dr. Max Kimberly of the State college is in charge of the tour nament and will be assisted by members of the college wrestling team. ime, Coach nounced today. Marty Lane and Bob McCauley joth earned their first basketball etters at Cathedral as seniors.

Juniors winning numerals for he first time were Gene Olson, Roy McJilton and Mickey Mitchke. Dick Baker and Ronnie Rickman, both sophomores, were the only players to win their second etters. Bernard Mues, Mike Con nolly and Mike Anderson, also sophomores, won their first monograms. Bob Miner and Tom Connors, team managers, will also receive letters Reardon said. Cathedral ended Southern District class cage play with only one win in 10 starts, and was eliminated early in the district playoff.

In nonconference play the Greenies had a record of two wins and three losses. It was only the second year the Greenies have played class ball. They moved up from the class bracket two years ago. Eight lettermen are expected back when the basketball call is made at Cathedral next season. New Grizzly Football Coach Missoula-- ()-- R.

liams, 31 -year-old professional football star, was named Monday as head coach at Montana Univer- the boys left off for the United States, and they promised to continue Uncle Sam's domination of the Pan-American Games. Main event of the waning 1955 pre-Olympic program for 22 North and South America countries was the 3-meter dive. Methodical power and well conditioned numerical strength told the story in unofficial point scoring: U. S. 925, Argentina Mexico 256V2.

The United States won three boxing championships out of the five divisions hi which it sent qualifiers Monday night, but Argentina won the team title. The U. S. team was second. Wil- They're Calling Him Handball Players Reminded of City Tournament 'Hustling Herb' In Denver Lineup Lake Wales, calling him "hustling Herb" at the Denver Bears spring training sity.

Own Their Land About three-fourths of the Indians of the United States live on lands which they own, title to which is guaranteed by treaties or statutes. Central Alleys Schedule for Tonight Main Street league, 8:45 o'clock. Ladles' Classic league, o'clock. Beiults Last Mlfht Eafles League High Individual game, 8. Yates, 313.

High individual series. 8. Yates, 543. Igh team game. Mission Orange, 873.

igh team series, Orange, 2,471. Commercial League High Individual game, B. Tash, 335. High individual series, 569 pions (Quantico, Va.) vs. Amsterdam, N.

Y. (St. Agnello). 6:30 p. Angeles (Kirby Shoes) vs.

Sunset, Utah (Hi Hats). 8 p. Colo. (Luckett-Nix) vs. Anchorage, Alaska (Panhandle Flyers).

9:30 p. Morris, Dl. (VFW Kolts) vs. Santa Maria, Calif. (Dukes).

LIFE JACKETS BOAT CUSHIONS MICHIGAN PROPELLERS JOHNSON MOTORS CLIFF STUMP SPORTING GOODS CO. Quarter Horse Show And Races June 25 Af Beaumont Track The official show snd race meet of the Montana Quarter Horse association is to be held June 25 and 26 at the Beaumont track in Belgrade, according to an an- "ouncement made by Nancy Dear of Simms, secretary of the asso- 8. Ryckman, 'nigh team game. Western Bar, 933. High team series, Western Bar, 3,637.

Eaglet Wilson 805, Couta 412, Fetersoin 347, Gessford 378, Dummy 327. Totals, 724J 750, Bums 617, Capps 387, MUligan 430, Johnson 428, Hlgby 411. 757, 794, Clover Leaf Dairy Dummy 438, Johnson 505, Dummy 423, Peterson 477, Grimes 497. Totals, 803. 787.

Capital Lanndry Endress 404, McNett 494. La Soffit 422, Chancy 468, Brockway 471. Totals, 778, 792, Mission Orance Files 469. Rush 463, Roberts 414. Car- pentler 476, Smith 520.

Totals, 747, 852, 853, Bishop 411, Stickler 480, Walker 438, Tales 643. 781, Commercial McCloskey 458, Kuehennrod 474. Blckel 510 Smith 496, Hltlt 475. Totals, 793, Kradolter 482, Baumoauer 43S, Morrell 395. Tash 849.

Ryckman 569. Totals, 854, 850, Bell 423 MUlegan 400. Johnson 480, Watts 448, Kropp 384. Totals, 686, 838, Lions Club Bureau 453, Herrmann 457, Anderson 481 Charleton 408, Jacoby 631. Totals, 809, 843, Grimes' Texaco Atkins 525, Sletten 424, Buda 602, Reid 458, Fisher 502.

Totals, 882, 738, Brown's Conoco Capital Lanes Schedule Tonight Vigilante League, 8:45 o'clock Bush League, 9:00 o'clock. Little SU League, 8.00 o'clock. Straifhtaway Leacne High Individual game, D. Bobinson, 229 Sigh individual aeries, Ed Eerigstad, 578. High team game, Bed Meadow, High team game, Sunset Theatre, 2,604.

Lucky SLx High individual game, Morey, 225. High individual series, Morey, 522. ciation. Nominations 6ldg HAVE YOU BEEN IN HIGGINS' TODAY? open until June 1, and a good field of colts have already been entered. Only registered quarter horses can be entered, the secretary said.

Events will consist of halter classes for stallions, mares and geldings. Working events will be junior reining, working cow horse contest, children's reining, v.Ma.a.ui^, Of ftj UUtJJvAUfcCVl AVCU.CH_»i rope horse contest, cow cutting jferentino, Argentina, 10. contest and the cowboy's race. Sa city--Gene Fullmer, BODY-FENDE REPAIR, Auto Pointing and Music 384, Rutz 464, Schmidt 426, Duncan 537, Routzahn 395. Totals, 891, 855, are being held Fights Last Night By The Associated Press Brooklyn Joe Rowan, 182, Phoenixville, i Wayne Bethea, New York, 10.

New York--Jackie Labua, 157, New York, outpointed Rafael contest and the cowboy's race In addition, the five state futurity will be run. This race wfll consist of horses two years of age that have been foaled in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho or Montana. America's Boston is named after a town in England. cjty--Jene Fullmer, 156, West Jordan, Utah, outpoint- ed Govan Smalls, 156, Oakland, 10. New Orleans--Joe Dorsey, 156, New Orleans, outpointed Jimmy Morris, 164V4, Miami Beach, DRIVE A NEW BUICK WATSON-BUICK RADIATOR REPAIRING "Bring Tour Car For Service I Capita! Motors, Inc.

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Kansas iCty (A) 6, Memphis (SA) 1. Cleveland (N)8. (A) 3, New York Detroit (A) 4, Baltimore (A) 0. (N) 4, Pittsburgh Cincinnati 3. High team game, Mont.

Power No. 2, 927 High team series, Allen Electric, 2,719. Major League High individual game, P. Easbey, 346. High individual series, G.

McKinnon, 621. i High team game, Main Tavern. 983. High team series, Main Tavern, 3,877. Straightaway League Sternberg Orval Scow 491 Roy Scow 451, Ed Scow 515, Clln.

Christiansen 518, Clay Christiansen 480. Totals, 838, 812, Kessler Nips Christison 540 Noland 488. Bailey 506, South 462, Brass 524. Totals, 834, 794, Garden Spot Jim Routzahn 437, Dan Munson 541, Len Bailey 468, E. V.

Martin 480, Kanky Smith SOI. Totals, 775, 826, Capital Lanes White 505, Bidor 502 Elendeaur 460, Lively 464, Cross 437. Totals, 739, 809, Bed Meadow F. Morgan 508. J.

Rung 473, Flint 463, P. Borngraber 558, E. Liedle 550. Totals, 841, 897, Sunset G. Robinson 495, E.

Herlgstad 576. D. Robinson 654, Dickey 483, L. Cottrill 496. Totals.

884. 842, Lucky Six League Mont. Power No. 1 Chaffin 491, Larimer 496, Morey 522, Copenhaver 432, Gough 461. Totals, 874.

831, Allen Electric Holland 492, VanDale 384, Patterson 471, LaForce 468, Keiley 520. Totals. 863. 933, Kessler No. 3 Stoneberg 428, Thorbergson 504, Clausen 432.

Bernhardt 388 Smith 498. Totals, 836, 862, 855--2 553. Montana Power No. 2 Lamblyn 501, Morgan 384, McCarty 422. Palmqulst 341, Mlllidge 568.

Totals, 927, 821, Phillip's Hames 428, Wood 433, E. Bernard 425, S. Bernard 367, Lee 433. Totals. 841, 791.

Montana Power No. 8 Tursich 494. Helmbrecht 516. Swanson 470, Myrick 437, Parker 418. Totals, 915, 887, Major League Sky-Bl Turnbull 571, Leppink 507, Kneedler 489, Thronson 492, Montibeller 493.

Totals, 871, 829. Frontier Town Walter 549, Larson 540, Blewett 527, Knudson 590. Anders 593. Totals, 879. 978, 476.

Carfcnlis 503. Bielen 447, Condon 554. Pascool 613. Totals, 888. 885, Main Tavern Ranger 570, G.

Schneider 873, Len- hut 568. Garden 605, McKinnon 621. Totals, 921, 983, Tower Foods Llndstrom 544, J. Easbey 496. Fitzgerald 539, Lampman 896, Goecks 600.

Totals, 963, 873. Great Falls Beer Blessinger 561 Christison 829, Tucker 536, Skogstad 490, Blelenberg 445. Totals, 826, 820, Greyhound Bus F. Easby 551, Phinippe 433, Hymn 483, Kuntz 517, Parry 528. Totals, 7M, (19, F.

Pureell 496. J. Marron 441. L. Pohl- meler 514, G.

Schneller 470, G. PnrceH 553. 785. 863, Helena Ice Rlcfcert 820, Garden Liedle 496, Cutler 485. Goodman 448.

Totals, 846. 807, Highlander Polich 526, any 493, Lloyd 490, Johnson 611, Woods 826. Totals, 955, 809 Knapp's Service Bartlett 831 Blngham 884, Cook 487, Miller 866. DeToung 808. Totals, (88, 931, Garden Spot Uncle Sam threw another knockout punch Monday when an underdog swimming foursome of Frank McKinney, Fred Maguire, Buddy Baarcke and Clarke Scholes whipped a favored Argentina team in the 400-meter medley relay.

The time was 4:29.1. The U. S. qualified its three swimmers in the 100-meter backstroke--Cynthia Gill of FortLaud- erdale, Shelly Mann of Arlington, and Cora O'Connor of Lafayette, Ind. But the heroine was a 17-year- old Canada miss, Lenore Fisher of Ocean Falls, B.

who broke a newly posted record in her heat. The 1951 mark was 1:18.5 by Maureen O'Brien of the U. S. Miss GiU did it in 1:17.6 in the first heat. Then along came Miss Fisher with 1:16.8.

In boxing, Orville Pitts of Milwaukee knocked out Miguel Sa- fatle All of Chile in the third round to win the middleweight title. Other U. S. winners were Paul Wright of Flint, by decision over Haul Tovar, Venezuela, light middleweights (156 pounds), and Joey Dorando, Lyndhurst, N. with a decision over Nicolas Stingriani of Argentina, welterweights.

The losers were bantamweight nd 'Yee, Youngstown, Ohio, to Jesus Enriquez, Venezuela, and Willie Morton, Kansas City, to Carlos Bivero Fernandez, Argentina, light welterweights (140 pounds). In basketball, the U. S. wal- He is the youngest man to hold the post since Bernie Biennan started his head coaching career with the Grizzlies hi 1921 at the age of 25. Williams, player-coach with the Philadelphia Eagles the last two seasons, was the unanimous choice of the Montana student- faculty committee.

He succeeds Edward S. Chinske, who resigned as coach but remains on the faculty. "I am sure he will be a great asset to our athletic staff and to the university as a whole, for he has a fine philosophy on athletics," Montana President Carl McFarland said. wmiiams was an all-Pacific coast halfback at Washington State college in the late 1940s. He played professional football for the Los Angeles Rams from 1949 to 1953, joining the Eagles for the 1953 season.

He has been an assistant coach at the University of Idaho and Villanova col- camp. Meaning Herbert E. Plews of East Helena, Mont, who is out to convince Manager Ralph Houk that he's the man for the job at second base on Denver's new American Association club. Flews' bid is backed up by a good playing record at Norfolk, and Birmingham, Ala. Last year he batted a tidy .299 for Birmingham in the class AA Southern association and smacked 16 triples.

Plews, a 1950 graduate at Uni versity of Illinois, is a left handed batter but can bit to al fields. He played third base last season. "I've always hustled," he tolt a reporter. "I figure it pays off and it's the only way I know how to play baseball. The fans seem to appreciate it" Helena handball players were reminded today that the deadline or entering the City Handball ournament will be 5 o'clock lege.

Montana still is looking for new basketball, baseball and track coaches in the wake of recent resignations. White light is composed of al the colors of the rainbow. Wednesday afternoon. Ronnie Keim, YMCA program director, said interested persons can enter the tournament by signing up at the or with Don Raw at the police station. A $1 entry tee will be charged to go toward the purchase of trophies for the winners.

Tournament pairings wfll be net up Thursday with the singles events starting Friday followed by the doubles. Matches will be played on the two courts at the and the court at the Civic Center. A new singles champion will be crowned this year, as GIL Holshue, defending title holder, has left town. Holshue also teamed up with Bob Chilton to win the doubles championship in last year's tourney. New York's first subway was opened Oct 27, 1904.

loped Cuba, 84-56, and moved into a tie with Argentina and Brazil for first in men's division. The U. women's team remained in position to win the basketball title. Chile beat winless Canada, 42-33. but Chile will have to win its two remaining games and the U.

S. lose its two to bring about a tie. The U. S. baseball team gained a tie for second place with Venezuela by defeating the Dutch West Indies, 27-6.

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