The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 20

Page 20-Wednesday, May 5, 1971--The Express, Lock Haven, Pa. sports Bulldogs bow to Williamsport Larry editor Bald Eagles sweep twinbill at Bloom BLOOMSBUKU The surprising and youthful Lock State College baseball 'team won a big doubleheader over arch-rival Blooms- t)urg State yesterday after- 7-6 and 11-5. Sophomore reliever Bob saved the first game, in after a three-run had put Bloom only one at 7-6 with no outs in last inning. Lacotta pro- to strikeout two of the three batters and forced the third to groundout. Lacotta also pitched two and one-third innings of great relief ball in the second contest.

Veteran Jim Sleicher (3-0) hurled fine ball until tiring in the last frame in the first game. Mark Drauschak upped his record to 1-1 in the second game, hurling the first four and two- third frames. The Bald Eagles of Coach Tod Eberle blasted out 25 hits and 18 runs in the 14 innings of action. LHSC nef team nipped by Sfroud EAST STROUDSBURG The Haven State College tennis came within a "whisker" of scoring a major upset win powerful East Stroudsburg State yesterday afternoon, but -instead dropped a 5-4 iheartbreaker to the mighty It was the last regular season for the netmen of Coach Herrmann and the Eagles with a 54 record and the first winning season since the was resumed in 1965. Following the tough three-and- a-half hours of tennis in cold and weather, Coach Herrmann said, "The boys played well today.

It was a thriller right down to the final set as all three doubles went three sets. "Jim Augustine played great Joe Castagnola was back the right track and looked real good. I was extremely pleased with freshman Scott Kaercher. looks better each match. "In the doubles.

Augustine and Roth played fine against terrific competition. Ben Williams and JJilly Johns continued unbeaten on the season and should be ranked number one at the conference tourney." Joe Castagnola finished with a brilliant 8-1 singles record. Augustine, Johns, and frosh Kaercher compiled marks of 6-3 on the year. SINGLES 1. Fred Strauss (ES) def.

John Roth, 2. Jim Augustine (LH) def. Bob Langley, 3. Joe Castagnola (LH) def. Igor Kebetz, 4.

Pete Villano (ES) def. Ben Williams, 5. Ed Burkholder (ES) def. Billy Johns, 6-1, 6-2. 6.

Scott Kaercher (LH) def. Bob Hahchtman, 6-4. DOUBLES 1. Strauss and Langley (ES) def. Augustine and-Roth, 8-6, 2-6, 6-2.

2. Villano and Burkholder (ES) def. Castagnola and Kaercher 36, 6-1, 6-2. 3. Williams and Johns (LH) def.

Kebetz and Hahchtman, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3. Leading the Eagles at the plate were Ray Oberheim, 4- for-5 including two homers and 8 RBIs. and Denny Rhule of State College, 4-for-6, a double and one RBI. Rapping out two hits were Bruce Victoriano, 2 RBIs; Barry Seidel, and freshman Rich Osborn. with both being extra- base hits, a double and home run and 2 RBIs.

Eagles hitting doubles during the hit parade included Bill Yoder, Lou Martarano, Harry Doutt, another freshman, and Doug Conlon. The two wins give the Eagles a season record of 7-2 and in the tough Pennsylvania Conference a mark of 6-2. With their playoff hopes much alive at this point, Lock Haven travels to Clarion tomorrow for another big twinbill. Coach Eberle plans to send Lock Haven's Frank Blazina (2-0) and Renovo's Rod Burrows (1-1) to the mound in the crucial contests. FIRST GAME JERSEY SHORE It was a clear case of Jersey Shore's "track" versus Williamsport's "field" in Tuesday night's event here in Thompson St.

Stadium. The Millionaires swept the triple jump and the high jump to put the contest on ice late in the evening, and the visitors won all but one of the other five field events to top the Bulldogs 83-67. The Shoremen led 55-54 after 13 events. A highlight performance was the Bulldog two mile relay team which set a new record for the stadium and an all-time school mark in the time of 8:28.7. The quartet was Steve Bower, Steve Allison, Ralph Jones, and Noel Russell.

The Orange and Black runners took eight first places of the 11 track events and tied one. Come-through man in the neck-and-neck battle with the Cherry and White was Bower, with his lead-off two laps in the two mile relay, a 4.46.5 in the mile run, and a first place 2.06 performance in the half mile. Enos Kimball, Shore middle distance and sprint star, won the 220 in 23.6, the quarter mile in the excellent time of 51.9, and anchored the mile relay team to an easy 30-yard triumph in 3.42.6. Plucky Tim Bailey shaved about 15 seconds from his best time in taking the two mile run in a sprint finish, his 10.32.7 the best of his 1971 campaign. Greg Sanford, in his first outing in the eight-lapper, placed third.

In the century sprint, Keith Jenkins, of Williamsport, and Tom Charles, of Shore, ran a dead heat in the comparatively slow time of 10.6. Steve Lehman's best toss of his career in the shot put, more than 47 feet, was good only for third spot, and Joe Feerrar added another victory in his specialty event, the javelin, with a throw of 186 feet. He was the Bulldogs' only field winner. In an exciting 880 relay, anchor man Tom Charles stayed well ahead to win the event for the athletes of Terry Shuman, head coach for the third year, in 1.36.2. Surprising performer for the Millionaires team; coached by Dick Cox, was Bernard Shepherd, who was one tenth of a second behind winner Gary Stover, of Williamsport, in the highs, and a tenth of a second ahead of Tom Charles in the 180 low hurdles to capture that one.

They ran separate heats. The Shoremen ran their season record in duals and triangular meets to 12-1, and Thursday at 4 p.m. take on strong Penn Highlands at Lewistown, with Huntingdon the third team. Tuesday, May 11, the Bulldogs will go to State College to take on the powerful Little Lions at 4 o'clock. TRACK 120 High Hurdles 1.

Stover 2. Shepherd (W), 3. Teufel Two-Mile Relay 1. Jersey Shore (Bower, Allison, Jones, Russell 100 Yard Dash 1. (tie) Charles (JS), Jenkins (W), 3.

Mile 1. Bower (JS), 2. Chew 880 Relay 1. Jersey Shore (Frye, Dougherty, Eck, Charles) 440 Run- 1. Kimball (JS), 2.

Dunkleberger (JS), 3. Johnson 180 Low Hurdles 1. Shepherd (W), 2. Charles (JS), 3. S.

Brown 880 Yard Run 1. Bower (JS), 2. J. Brown (W), 3. T.

Brown (W) 220 Yard Dash 1. Kimball (JS), 2. Orwig (W), 3. Frye (JS) Penn Highlands defeats Lock Haven cinder team jjllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllinilllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIl: Little League) SPORTERS ROMP FLEMINGTON Peters Sporters rattled out 15 hits off jhree Dale's Citgo pitchers en- route to a 33-1 rout last night in a Flemington Little League, game called after five innings of darkness. The win Ihrew the league lead into a three-way tie between Sport- ers, Big and Unkel Joe's Woodshed, the latter two meeting tomorrow night.

Pat Connor hurled a two-hither for the win, fanning seven batters and walking two, and brother Mike led the hitting Attack with a 4-for-6 night including a double. Larry Steele went 2-for-2 with double for Sporters, Jeff Welter also had a two-bagger, Pat Connor was 2-for-3 and Chris jollier had two hits in three trips. For Dale's Citgo, Mike Walk- Mike Zoltoski and Steve Crews all saw mound duty, combining to allow 21 free passes while striking out five, tticky Mark and Jeff Hetzel had the only hits, both singles. 5 13 9 3 15 Citgo 0 0001-1 2 Batteries: P. Connor and llussell, Collier (2); Walker, (2), Crews (5) and T.

Desmond. EASY VICTORY MILL HALL Clinton Mo- iors whipped Hoy's 17-2 in a Hall Boys League contest jast night. Harold Robb went ihe distance for the mound win, Scattering 10 hits while striking out 13 batters and walking lour. I He also had a 2-for-4 night at -the plate, Tim Wensil went 3- Dave Long 2-for-3 with a and R. Geyer was 2-for- I For Hoy's, Joe Walker and Walker shared mound giving up 12 hits and ieven free passes while fanning 112.

Joe Walker had a 3-for-3 'game, Clawson was 2-for-4 and Harpster 2-for-3. rCliiUw 056 204 15 12 (Hoy's 110 000- 2 10 Batteries: Robb and Wensil, Wood; J. Walker, T. and T. Walker, J.

Walk- sjer. 4 WIN SLUGFEST BLANCHARD Blan A team of the Inter-Community League outlasted Blan- chard 16-13 last night. Arlen Moore was the winning pitcher, with Mike Day getting the save. Joey Mantle and Greg Kunes hurled for the losers. For Blanchard Mike Day was 3-for-5 with a double, Jim Mann 3-for-3 with a triple, Steve Johnson 2-for-3 with a double.

Arlen Moore 3-for-4 with a double and Randy Fletcher hit a two-bagger. Greg Kunes had a double for Blanchard and Joe Mantle ripped a pair of two-baggers. Blanchard A 830 17 Blanchard 000 3 10 0-13 8 Batteries: Moore, Day (5) and Bechdel, Mann (5); Mantle, Kunes (4) and Bitner. TAKE OPENER BEECH CREEK The Beech Creek A team opened its Inter-Community League season with a 12-1 triumph over Beech Creek last evening. Rob Mapes pitched a two-hitter and his teammates collected 10 hits off three hurlers.

Mapes and Bill Aurand ripped triples and Bobby Myers a double to lead the barrage. Rupert, McKinley and Coyle all saw mound action for the losers. Troy McKinley had the only two hits for the Blanchard Beech Creek A 240 240-13 10 Beech Creek 000 010- 1 2 Batteries: Mapes and Aurand; Rupert, McKinley, Coyle and Bower. Beothard technically Is free agent ST. LOUIS (AP) Backup quarterback Pete Beathard of the St.

Louis Cardinals technically is a free agent, a club spokesman said Tuesday. "We are still in negotiation with him and are hopeful that we will work out a salary agreement, Cardonal publicist Joe Pollack said. Obtained a year ago from the Houston Oilers, Beathard balked at signing a contract, thus playing out the option on the pact he had the year before. The terminal date for such contracts is May 1. Jay Hebert, 1960 PGA champion, is the non-playing captain of the 1971 United States Ryder Cup golf team.

Lock Haven Bacon, If Anderson, ss Rhule, 3b Knarr, Ib Oberheim, rf Yoder, cf Victoriano, 2b Martarano, Sleicher, Lacotta, Totals Bloom sburg Andiejack, 3b Accardi, ss Fleeger, Ib Zanzinger, Warner, If Costenzo, cf Rudy, rf Levine, Furman, Nyce, 2b Herring, rf Perry Skimcosky Totals Lock Haven Bloomsburg 2B Rhule, ano, Fleeger, 2. HR-Warner 2. SECOND GAME 0 1 1 1 1 3 1 0 2 2 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 7 12 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 10 100 030 3-7 12 1 000 200 4-6 10 2 Yoder, Martar- AB 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 0 31 AB 2 3 4 4 3 3 3 0 2 1 1 0 1 28 LOCK HAVEN The Lock Haven High School track and field team staged its best performance of the season last night at Spring Street Stadium, but still suffered its sixth straight loss to visiting Penn Highlands, 88-62. The Bobcats were especially improved in the running events as they scored 28 points, the high for the year. Sophomore Mike Frazier led the way with three first places, winning the 100 in the excellent time of 10.5, the 220 and the high jump.

Other first places went to Mike Lonkosky in the 440, Bob Andrus, who led a sweep of the shot put, and Les Probst in the javelin. Placing second were Joe Geise in both the 120 high hurdles and triple jump, Hayes Galitski in the 220, Craig Toner in the two mile, Ken Yost in the long jump and discus, Stan Packer in the shot and Steve Mapstone in the pole vault. Thirds were scored by Galitski in the 100, Bob Shady in the mile, Joe Geise and Jim Grenninger in a tie for third in the low hurdles, Gene Lechmanick in the 880, Sam Irvin in the shot, John Karichner in both the pole vault and high jump and Ken Yost in the triple jump. LHHS hosts Bald Eagle Area at 7 o'clock tomorrow night. TRACK 120H.H.- l.Hetrick(PH),2.

J. Geise (LH), 3. Gibson (PH). 2 Mile Relay 1. Penn Highlands (Herst, Hile, Bodtort, 100 1.

Frazier (LH), 2. Koontz (PH), 3. Galitski (LH). Mile 1. Hile (PH), 2.

Everly (PH), 3. Shady (LH). 880 Relay 1. Penn Highlands (Koontz, Aumiller, Shipman, ShulD.T-1:39.7. Lonkosky (LH), 2.

D. Miller (PH), 3. Stewart (PH). 180 L.H. 1.

Hetrick (PH), 2. Bordell (PH), 3. tie, J. Geise (LH) and Grenninger (LH). 22.4.

880-1. Herst (PH), 2. Bodtort (PH), 2. Lechmanick (LH). 2:15.7.

220-1. Frazier (LH), 2. Galitski (LH), 3. Shull (PH). 2 Mile 1.

Boozel (PH), 2. Toner (OH), 3. Carver 10:58.0. Mile Relay 1. Penn Highlands (Fultz, Wright, D.

Miller, Stewart). 3:57.0. FIELD Long Jump 1. Shipman (PH), 2. Yost (LH), 3.

McClay Shot Put 1. Andrus (LH), 2. Packer (LH), 3. Irvin (LH). 39.6.

Pole Vault 1. Heider (PH), 2. Mapstone (LH), 3. Karichner Discus 1. Parks (PH), 2.

Yost (LH), 3. Seiler (PH), 115-2. Javelin 1: Probst (LH), 2. Parks (PH), 3. Middlesworth High Jump 1.

Frazier (LH), 2. Stroup (PH), 3. Karichner (LHKH-5-8. Triple Jump 1. Shipman (PH), 2.

J. Geise (LH), 3. Yost Twins beat Yanks 6-5; Indian pitcher breaks leg Lock Haven AB Turchetta, cf 2 1 1 Doutt, ss 511 Rhule, 3b 2 1 1 Wolf, Ib 221 Oberheim, rf 222 Seidel, 4 0 2 Osborn, If 412 Conlon, 2b 411 Drauschak, 301 Lacotta, 100 Pierotti, 3b 2 1 0 Luckoyich, rf 211 Bacon, If 000 Yoder, ph 000 Totals 33 11 13 Bloomsburg AB Andrejeck, 3b 3 1 1 Accardi, ss 423 Fleeger, rf 312 Zanzinger, Ib 400 Warner, If 200 Costanzo, cf 200 Nyce, 2b 300 Storer, 200 Lepley, 000 Levine, 210 Beatty, 100 Perry, ph 000 Dodge, ph 100 Totals 27 5 6 Lock Haven 360 101 0-11 13 2 Bloomsburg 003 020 0- 5 64 2B Doutt, Osborn, Conlon. HR Oberheim 2, Osborn, Accardi, Fleeger. By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer The wheel of fortune has taken two heartening turns for the Minnesota a sickening twist for the Cleveland Indians.

Minnesota tied the New York Yankees oh Rod Carew's home run with two out in the ninth inning Tuesday night and then beat them 6-5 on Jim Holt's two- out homer in the 10th. The Indians bowed to' Kansas City 2-0 and also lost pitcher luckless Steve Hargan for at least six weeks with a broken right ankle. In another American League action, Baltimore trimmed California 4-1, Boston edged the Chicago White Sox 4-3, Detroit nipped Oakland 6-5 and Milwaukee blanked Washington 2-0. Lindy McDaniel came out of the New York bullpen after the Yankees had struck for two runs in the top of the ninth to take a 5-4 lead. The veteran reliever got two quick outs before grooving a 1-2 pitch to Carew, who belted it into left center field seats for his first homer of the season.

McDaniel retired the first two Minnesota batters in the 10th but Hot, who had entered the game as a late-inning defensive replacement, slammed a 1-0 delivery over the right field fence for his first 1971 homer. Hargan's injury, suffered when he twisted for an errant throw from first baseman Ken Harrelson in the fifth inning, jolted Cleveland Manager Alvin Dark far more than the Indians' 15th setback in 20 games. Bruce Dal Canton scattered nine hits and received last-out relief help from Ted Abernathy as the Royals handed Hargan, 113 last season, his fifth loss in as many decisions. At Baltimore, Jim Palmer ran his pitching record to 5-0 with a seven-hitter as the Orioles breezed past California. Boog Powell doubled home two runs to pace the winners' attack.

The victory kept the second place Orioles one game behind Boston's East Division leaders, who broke a 3-3 tie with the White Sox on Phil Gagliano's bases-loaded pinch single in the seventh. Left fielder Carl Yastrzemski blunted a ninth-inning Chicago threat by nailing fleet Luis Alvarado at the plate on a single by pinch-hitter Rich McKinney. Al Kaline drew a two-out walk in the ninth at Detroit, then raced home from first with winning run as Jim Northrup's single to right went through Reggie Jackson's legs for an error. Jackson had homered earlier for the A's, who retained a lead over California Cage coaches in shuffle College gals triumph LOCK HAVEN After four hours of good tennis, the Lock Haven State College women's tennis team handed a strong Bucknell University team its first defeat of the season by a score of 4-3. The match was played in sunny, but cool and windy weather, The match was hotly-contested all the way and the outcome was in doubt until the third set of the final doubles match.

After splitting, two matches Lock Haven'lkAlice Rutkowski and Sue Heckendorn won the third set, 6-1 to sew up the big win. Coach Barbara Berry's Eaglettes fell behind after losing the number one and two singles by 2-1 but came charging back as Pat Brunner, Mary Overington and Lock Haven native Pat Shearer won the next three matches. Miss Overington, senior from Waynesboro, continued unbeaten and now has a 4-0 record. Lock Haven takes a 3-1 record into the season finale at Selinsgrove against Susquehanna University tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. SINGLES 1.

Marg Deck (BU) def. Alice Rutkowski, 2. Peggy Prosser (BU) def. Sue Heckendorn, 6-4, 4-6, 64. 3.

Pat Brunner (LH) def. Marsha Wint, 4. Mary Overington (LH) def. Lucy Tyrrell, 5. Pat Shearer (LH) def.

Jill Scblichter, DOUBLES 1. Deck and Prosser (BU) def. Carol Rebuck and Diane McMullen, 2. Heckendorn and Rutkpwski (LH) def. Schlichter and Mario Wino, By TED MEIER Associated Prew Sports Writer Dick "Digger" Phelps from Fordham to Notre Dame and Charles "Chuck" Daly from JS softboll assn.

will meet tonight JERSEY SHORE The Jersey Shore Area Softball Association will hold a general session at 7:30 this evening in the YMCA. All managers, players and other interested persons are invited to attend the meeting, when the schedules will be given out and other business transacted. fnvlfe mothers fo JS Little League JERSEY SHORE Mothers of Jersey Shore Area Little League players are invited to attend a meeting Thursday, May 6. The session will be held at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Charles Chapman, 311 South Main Jersey Shore. (I Two Mile Run I. Bailey (JS), 2. Paulhamus (W), 1 Sanford Mile Relay 1. Jersey Shore (Dunkleberger, Teufel, Allison, Kimball FIELD Shot Put 1.

Nelson (W), 2. Dannelley (W), 3. Lehman (JS) D-48-9. Javelin 1. Feerrar (JS), 2.

Dowling (W), 3. Smith (JS), 186. Pole Vault 1. M. Hughes (W), 2.

Spong (JS), 3. C. Hughes -11-6. Long Jump- 1. Beck (W), 2.

Brown (W), 3. Keeler (JS) 19-10. Discus 1. Nelson (W), 2. Dowling 3.

Buttorf (JS) -133-9. High Jump 1. Runnels (W), 2. Carman (W), 3. Annerstedt (W)H-frO.

Triple Jump 1. Strothers (W), 2. Runnels (W), 3. DeSanto Bobcat nine falls 5-2 at Belief onte in the West despite the loss. Rookie Bill Parsons spun a three-hitter as the Brewers extended Washington's losing streak to five games on Johnny Briggs' first AL two- run shot off Dick Bosnian in the first inning.

Shore midget loop mooting on Friday JERSEY SHORE A meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Friday in the Jersey Shore YMCA to organize a midget baseball league, according to Richard, Thomas, YMCA secretary. Adults interested in helping with the program are invited to attend the session. Thomas said a league will not be organized this year if there is an insufficient number of volunteers. Control League to meet Friday night LOCK HAVEN The final pre-season meeting for the Central Baseball League is scheduled for Friday at 9 p.m.

at Radio Station WBPZ. All officers, managers and umpires are requested to attend. By RANDY L. PROBST Expreii Sports Writer BELLEFONTE A seventh inning home run by Joe Zimmerman prevented the Lock Haven Bobcats from the shutout as they fell to Bellefonte by a 5-2 score yesterday at the Bellefonte High School field. The shot by Zimmerman drove home Bill Walizer, who singled, for the only time the 'Cats got their runners home.

They stranded 10 men on base in yesterday's contest. Bill Hoy notched the win as the Red Raiders moved their mark to 5-2 on the year. Hoy allowed five hits as he fanned 12 and walked six enroute to the complete game. Ed (Cakey) Fisher was the lone LHHS hurler. He gave up six hits, issued four passes, and fanned one Raider batter.

He also hit a batter. Steve Rippey paced Lock Haven at the plate with a 2-for-4 day, and Yogi Leitzell had the Raider's only extra base hit, a double. Bellefonte jumped out in front 4-0 in the second inning. Mike Watson walked and Al Leitzell singled. A sacrifice bunt by Bob Davidson put the men in scoring position.

Denny Hile then walked to fill the bases. Doug. Leathers hit into a fielder's choice that scored Watson, and when Leitzell turned at third and ran for home, the Bobcats got him in a run-down but he scored on a bad throw. Pitcher Hoy singled in Hile and Leathers for the four run bulge. The Red Raiders added their last run in the fifth when Doug Sassman walked, and scored on a double by Yogi Leitzell.

In the jayvee contest, the Raiders shaded the Little Bobcats by a 11-10 score. Drapcho notched the win with five strikeouts and four walks. Mark Laubach and Trent Rippey threw for Lock Haven. The pair gave up eight hits while fanning one and issuing four passes. Dukeman 3-for-4, Savrock 2- for-4, Conti 2-for-4, 'and Craig Platt with a double led the Lock Haven 12-hit attack.

Saylor hit a double for the home team. Thursday, the Bobcats travel to Philips burg for a game with the Mounties. Game time is 4. Lock Haven Counsil, Ib Rippey, If Walizer, Zimmerman, cf Nestlerode, 3b McDermit, rf Fisher, Miller, 2b Young, ss Hill, ss Totals Bellefonte T. Rhodes, If M.

Rhodes, ph Sassman, cf Y. Leitzell, 3b Watson, A. Leitzell, rf Davidson, 2b Tressler, 2b Hile, ss McClure, ss Leathers, Ib Hosterman, Ib Hoy.p Totals AB 300 402 2 1 1 4 1 1 300 20 0 3 0 200 200 0 0 2 5 1 1 26 AB 30 0 0 0 0 i 21 2 0 2 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 2 ,1 1 1 2 22 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 1 6 Lock Haven 000 000 5 4 Bellefonte 040 010 6 1 LOB Lock Haven 10, Bellefonte 5. 2B-T. Leitzell (Bell).

Zimmerman (LH). IP BB SO Hoy(W) 752 6 12 Fisher (L) 6 6 5 4 1 iHHiimiBimniiimii Today's baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston College to Pennsylvania. These are the latest moved in the game of musical chairs that the nation's college basketball coaches have been playing for the last month. The switch of the 29-year-old Phelps, who brought national prominence to Fordham during the 1971 season, was announced at South Bend, Ind. Tuesday by Moose Krause, director of athletics at Notre Dame.

It followed the announcement in Philadelphia that the 40-year old Daly had been named Penn's head coach to succeed Dick Harter who had resigned to accept a similar post at Oregon. Phelps succeeds Johnny Dee who resigned at Notre Dame to private law practice at Denver. These developments brought to at least 20 the number of recent coaching changes in the college ranks. On Monday Dick Lloyd was named head coach at Rutgers to succeed Bill Foster who had resigned to take Jack Gardner's place at Utah. American League East Division W.

L. Boston Baltimore Wash. Detroit New York Cleveland West Oakland California Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago 15 14 12 11 10 8 8 9 13 12 12 16 Pet. .652 .609 .480 .478 .455 .333 G.B. 1 4 4 Division 18 14 13 11 10 10 11 12 12 14 13 14 .621 .538 .520 .440 .435 .417 2Vfe 3 5 5 National League East Division W.

L. Pet. G.B} New York Pittsburgh Montreal St. Louis Chicago Phi la. West San Fran.

Los Angeles Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Diego 15 15 9 15 10 8 8 10 7 12 15 15 .652 .600 .563 .556 .400 .348 1 2 6 7 Division 19 14 12 12 9 6 7 13 12 13 14 18 .731 .519 .500 .480 .391 .250 6 7 8 12 Mi Tuesday's Results Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 Baltimore 4, California 1 Milwaukee 2, Washington 0 Boston 4, Chicago 3 Detroit 6, Oakland 5 Minnesota New York 5, 10 innings Wednesday's Games Kansas City (Drago 3-1) at Cleveland California (May 2-1) at Baltimore (Dobson 1-2), night New York (Bahnsen 1-3) at Minnesota (Hall 0-2), night Washington (McLain 3-2) at Milwaukee (Lock wood 1-2), night Boston (Peters 2-2) at Chicago (Johnson 3-2), night Oakland (Blue 6-1) at Detroit (Chance 0-4), night I Baseball stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATTING-Johnny Briggs, Brewers, delivered a two-run homer as Milwaukee beat the Washington Senators 2-0. PITCHING-A1 Downing, Dodgers, pitched a three-hitter as Los Angeles stopped the Cincinnati Reds 2-0. Tuesday's Results St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 3 New York 2, Chicago 1 San Diego 3, Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 10, San Francisco 2 Houston at Montreal, rain Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh (Blass 3-0) at San Francisco (Marichal 3-2) St. Louis (Cleveland 1-2) at Philadelphia (Wise 1-1), night Chicago (Jenkins 4-2) at New York (McAndrew 0-1), night Houston (Blasingame 2-2) at Montreal (Stoneman 2-1), night Atlanta (Nash 1-2 and Niekrp 2-2) at San Diego (Roberts 1-2 and Coombs 1-2), 2, twi-night Cincinnati (Simpson 1-0) at Los Angeles (Singer 2-5), night Thursday's Games Chicago at New York St.

Louis at Philadelphia night Houston at Montreal, night Cincinnati at Los Angeles night Boxing was introduced at Lock Haven State in 1931 with over half of the male student body participating under the direction of J.Wynn Fredericks..