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4 THE SUNDAY PRESS Binghamton, N. Aug. 29, 1954 1 All-Star Pilot? Cnrntwnle lias EL Managers Make Bobby Richardson Their Only Unanimous All-Star Choice fM, 3 1 every pilot figures Elmira and Albany to be stronger. Twice Elmira opened up 4-game leads, but both times fell behind to the rallying Barons. CARNIVALE ISN'T the most popular manager around the circuit.

When one rival pilot herd what Dan had said (Carnevale told us he thought Elmira was much stronger than his own team and should win the pennant) he exclaimed: "What's he doing, trying to make himself look good?" But if the other managers still wonder what's holding up the Barons, we think it's a mighty fine tribute to the managerial skill of Carnevale. And if Dan can still keep 'em up there or finish a reasonably close second well, he'i our man. RF Stan Palys, Schnectady (4). Joe Pignatano, Elmlra (4). RHP Don Danglels, Williams-port (4).

LHP Cliff Ross, Schenectady (6). Utility Inf. Frank McElroy, AVilkes-Barre (2). Utility OF. Pedro Almcnares, Elmlra (3).

Triplets who figurel in the voting: Charley Frey collected two votes for left field, one behind Flemming; Jim Engle-man tied with the winner Palys and Albie Pearson for the right-field job, but the vote went to Palys, who also got two votes for center field; Buddy Carter scored one vote for third base and was selected by some as utility infielder. The poll was conducted by the Albany Knickerbocker-News. HOWEVER, the most in triguing question is who would manage it? That will have to remain unanswered until the writers cast their all-star team and name a pilot to go with it. Who would the managers themselves name? By Innuendo, it woutd have to be Wilkes-Barre's Dan Carnevale. Dan, the most successful of all current minor league managers, had his Barons on top of the league as of yesterday morning by lti games when, according to most everyone in the league, they should be down around third.

The Barons have been a mystery to most rival managers practically all season. Early in the campaign, the other pilots wondered how long they would be up there, more or less hinting this was a ball club that didn't have it. They still feel that way. Most By CHARLEY TEET Sunday Press Sports Writer The Eastern League managers have named their annual all-star team, but as per custom they failed to select a manager to direct it. Only one Triplet, Bobby Richardson, who is as fine an infield major league prospect as the Triplets have had since the days of George McQuinn, made the team.

And he did it unanimously the only player on the team to achieve such status. The players selected on the team and the total votes in parentheses: IB Fred Allentown 3). 2B Richardson (8). 3B Clyde Harris, Elmlra (7). SS Frank Staucet, Albany (3).

LF Fred Flemmlng, Wllkes- Barre (3). SF Joe Albany (3). BIG LITTLE LEAGUE JUMP-From last in 1953 to first in 1954-that's the record of the Chenango Bridge entry in the Chenango Valley Little League. The CB team, oddly enough, in its reversal of '53 form produced an exact switch of figures from 4-16 won-lost to 16-4. Sponsors honored the team with a banquet last night at the Chenango Bridge School.

Left to right: Front row Gerald Casey, Philip Bryce, Jim Wa rd, Larry Haskell, Bay Hamlin. Art Sharp. Garry Smith, Garry Hitchcock; second row Tom Treathaway. Dick Totman, Bob Ed jar, Gerald Everling, Garry Haskell, Tod Holder, Clyde Gruver; third row Paul lolep, sports director; assistant coaches Al Tr eathaway and Barry Holder, and coach Bill Edgar. Batboy is 1W George Edgar.

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Henry, 39-year-old Los Angeles attorney and the new president of the Amateur Trapshooting Association, broke 99 of 100 to win the national doubles championship. Franklin Westover of Centerville, broke 98 from 20 yards to triumph in the Vandalia Open Handicap. Tield for second in the twin-target race with 97 were E. H. Henke of Ventura.

Bud June of Scotts Bluff, and Arnold Riegger of Seattle, Wash. Seven sharpshooters tied at 97, one target off the pace in the handicap. In a shootoff Joe Junglas, Easton, finished second; Charles J. Parkinson. London, Ontario, Canada, third: Richard Webber, Thiensville.

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Rieggier, who won four titles during the week, wound up as the Individual star of the 1,000 target barrage by breaking 975 cf 1,000 targets for the overall championship. Cass Michaels Out of Danger, Out for Season DOLAX The second-seeded Seixas and the third-ranked 21 -year -old Richardson, how-ever, boosted American stock with well-played I NTT 3 At GARAGI OPTIONAi first round triumphs. Richardson had the hardest struggle be fore subduing another of the young Aussie invaders, Doug Keid, 6-1. 9-7, 6-3. Seeded players who advanced I to the second round along with them were sixth-seeded Straight Clark of Pasadena, 1 7-9, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 winner over Eng-i land's John Barrett; ninth-seeded Bernard Bartzen, national clay! court champ from Dallas, who beat John Lesch of Los Angeles, jggggrr-r rV TOSS FOR CHIT Sss Creek Region" for which 3,000 permits will be issued on first-come-first-served basis (with certain reservations to who's first), and the "Oswegatchie Beaver River Region," which will have an alottment of 4,000 special licenses.

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He is Joseph Bottino who hooked a muskellunge while fishing with a flywood and light tackle. Bottino stayed with the gamester until he landed him. The muskie measured 33 inches in length. Bottino caught the fish in the Grass River. Youthful Rolf Meyer scored last week with a fine small-mouth.

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