The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 22

Cl w0ke ekta 6-B Monday July 6 1964 THE FRESNO BEE Musson Retains Gold Cup In Detroit Hydro Races Barb McAlisterl Is 2nd Earley 5th In LA Meet 1 DETROIT Thanks jnerup with 1300 points a boat length ahead of Thompson Brow picked up 400 points for winning the heat in Miss Exide to place second Buddy Byers in Miss Madison placed fourth with 1125 points followed by Wild Bill Cantrell in Miss Smirnoff (844) and Wilson and Miss US (690) Four time champion Bill Muncey in Notre Dame placed seventh in the 12 boat field But Thompson gained during the five laps around the three mile course in the boat owned by Bill Harrah of Reno and soon was pressing Wilson and his new boat for fifth place Entering the home stretch Wilson held a slight lead and managed to hold onto it by crossing the finish line about to Don Wilson driver of Miss US Ron Musson piloting Miss Bardahl was able to defend the Gold Cup title he won last year Musson sped off with the $10000 first place prize money and a new convertible for winning the 56th running of the "world for unlimited hydroplanes witnessed by some 250000 persons who were jammed around the Detroit River shoreline The 35 year old Musson guided Miss Bardahl to victories in two heats and took a second in another before A couple of holes in one lent some excitement to an otherwise busy holiday weekend at the Fort Washington Golf Gub which held its annual Family Day picnic Veteran Ray Tyler bagged the fourth ace of his career a six iron shot into the third hole 155 yards Vido Mazzoni got his first ace in almost 30 years making it on the 165 yard 11th with a six iron Results of the Fort's best Chuck Thompson in Tahoe Miss which won three heats then finished last in the final heat was third with 1295 points Thompson held a commanding lead over Musson after the first three heats and needed only a fifth place finish in the final heat (since Musson placed third) to pul out his first Gold Cup triumph But when the gun sounded signalling the start of the final heat Thompson and Ta hoe Miss were still in the pits with engine trouble As the other five boats roared across the starting line Tahoe Miss was almost a full lap behind 2 4 TP Debbie Ledford Kathy Seidel Star In Foothill Meet with 527 points Muncey won the first heat and was a close second in the second heat before he hit a buoy and finished last In the third heat he was battling Musson for the lead when a pleasure boat drifted onto the course and the race was halted He could not restart his boat and sat idly as the field roared by Rough water kept the speeds down despite the fact the starting field of 12 boats was the fastest in Gold Cup history with an average speed of over 111 miles an hour Musson in Miss Bardahl turned in the best mark with 109104 miles an hour Tahoe Miss Miss Bardahl Miss Exide Miss Madison and Notre Dame were the only boats to better 100 MPH for a full heat Fireball Roberts Rites Are Held placing third in the final heat for a point total of 1235 Bill Brow in Miss Exide was run- Special to The Bea LOS ALTOS Debbie Ledford of the Fresno Swim Club took a pair of firsts in the combined Senior Olympic Development Meet and Million Dollar Water Show last weekend in the Foothill College pool Highlight of the meet was Giants: Phillies Sweep LOS ANGELES UTI Larry Andreason and 19 year old Linda Cooper both of the strong Commerce Swim Gub won the two events in the sixth annual Los Angeles Invitational diving championships Andreason who was second in the 10 meter platform event Saturday scored 45960 points to win the three meter springboard in the concluding phase of the meet Miss Cooper scored 28905 points to edge Barbara McAlister Talmage a former Fresnan now of Phoenix who had 28470 A Mexican pre Olympic team diver Luis Nino De Rivera 17 was fourth in the competition with 41460 trailing Andreason Bernie Wrightson of Phoenix and Pat Lane of Commerce in that order Rick Early of Fresno took fifth Toe meet served as qualifying for the three meter diving competition for the National AA1J meet in August ttirea matar seringbaard: 1 Andreason Commerce 4540 Wrielttsan Phoenix Arix 44220 Lane Commerce 426TS Da Rivara Mexico 4U40 Earley Fresno 41175 Young Phoenix 2415 Gorman US Navy 21520 Stauff Scene dale Arix 272 OS Women 10 meter alatferm: Caoeer Commerce 20(45 Tannage Fhaemx 2(470 Teaotai Commerce 27070 Willard Phoenix 2645 Hmms Commerce 26705: O'Connell Sant Clara 25235 Paulsen Srottsdal 24045 Ataman Lee DAYTONA Beach Fla UPI One of the biggest fan clubs In the south broke up yesterday They buried Fireball Roberts Glenn Roberts 33 who made his mark in the sports world as a run it on the floor stock car driver was laid to rest at a cemetery here in the presence of more than 500 fans and fellow racing drivers The stock car champion who held more NASCAR records than any other driver died last Thursday from burns over 70 per cent of his body suffered 39 days before in a racing accident in Charlotte NC ball fivesome tourney: Fred Armstrong Harry Brunst Spur Wantland Mrs Joseek Couly and Mrs Allan CrutdifMd not best tall SI El Simmons Fred Smiley Ray Tytar Mrs Jennings Slallard and Mrs Glenn Stanar net 54 tied with Bud Etarwein Herb del man Roy Eicboitt Mr Kan Gardner and Mrs Clair Gilmore net 54 Jahn Holstein Earl Janet Had Rally Mrs Wally Mastan and Mr Vida Max-iota net 55 Man's best ball Etarwein Ectotmnn and Elcholti 55 Dick Carndlus Btn Bucfctnburear Frank Cartnouche 51 Sun- man Tyler Smiley Si Larry Faae Lea Rtarion and Frank Randall net 40 Bill Cooa Jo Couly Dr Allan Crutdrfidd 1 i Woman's best tall Mrs Couly Mrs Crutchfield Mrs Dan Wray Mr Kennady 44 Mr Jannlnat Slallard Mr Stoner 44 Mrs Jamas Bssba Mrs Ed Alstrem 47 State Most greens Mt Norm Madsen John 'Blackburn Aba Redder Mary Slallard and Mrs Fred Armstrong seven Dick Glbblns Clair Gilmore Gaarge Geuoe Sr Mrs Rally and Mrs Al Kratt seven Bowling Results Trom Page 4-B hits which is about par for Alvin Dark's puny poppers lately Meanwhile Juan Mari-chal shooting for his 12th win of the season was tagged for only seven hits in losing his fourth Marichal incidentally has beaten every other club in the league this season but not the Phillies the backstop Cepeda legged it to first Alou lined a single a foot inside the third base line Crandall slapped sizzler to Allen Cepeda either thinking it a hit or asleep was trapped in a rundown between third and home Before Cepeda could be thrown out Alou moved to third base Cepeda then was tagged out and Crandall hotfooted it to second base safe- Mid Results of the Tournament: a challenge race between the American and world record breaking 400 meter medley relay team from the Santa Clara Swim Club 4:381 and the Foothill Aquatic Gub 4:401 Janet Haroun Claudia Kolb Donna de Varona and Pokey Watson defeated a foursome of Sue Jones Alexis Bourg Gina Ambrose and Kathy Seidel a former Fres-nan Miss Watson a 13 year old was timed at 1:004 on the anchor freestyle leg while Miss Seidel a 14 year old checked in at 1:005 The 4:381 betters the listed world record of 4:401 and Jim Ray home run jyf ahead of throw Attreau Dies CHICAGO AP Richard Atreau 67 a first base-man with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1926 and 1927 died in Mercy Hospital yesterday Tram Oakland Bowtlno and Billiard Supply 3450 Mid Slate Bowl No 10 2443 Sen Leandro Bowl 1(11 Plm Bowl No 2 1002 Data Co Son Francisco 111 Van Net San Francisco 2M0 Huck and Jim Wilihlrc Frame 2(67 Giraxian Fruit lUnpsburg 2(67 Mid Slat Bowl Ns 4 16 Lode Frosno 2(61 Sinoto Mailkoff San Francisco 765 Kai Nakaoawa Fresno 724 (701 icratch) Tim Haw Fno 471 Htrorra Caol tola 465 Kooslor 465 Nasal If Norik Hollywood 404 Fooot Oakland 441 Grenier Inglewood 662 Flack Salinaa 440 Get Oakland 057 aq Ewiti Mailkoff 2405 Fredericks Sacra-nto 1M5 Go 1H1 Sosa seller 1472 Nakaoawa 1024 Don Ga Oakland 131 KesaKr 1417 Glenn Carlson Fresno 140 701 serai eM Bob Manning Afwatar 107 Takeda Frrsno 100 Airways golfers contributed about $30 in a benefit for the annual junior tournament at the course July 27th Top prize went to Archie Brand who won a set of woods for guessing his score correctly Chet Mixter won the low gross prize with one under par 67 Ralph Quintero was second with a 71 Net prize winners were Les Sinor 74-14 and Art McWilliams Angelas 23500 Rockets Drop Three Of Four In Phoenix HELP! Fort Washington pro Dick Christensen mil start a series of lessons for club juniors Wednesday at 9 AM At this point Alou broke for home "It was all my he said "Whitey (Lockman third base coach) did not signal Alou also was run down in the utterly fantastic double play in which four Phillies figured Crandall still on second base and two out died there as Bennett forced Jose Pagan to fly out to center Cap Peterson hitting for Marichal opening the eighth singled through shortstop Mauch pulled Bennett for Baldschun who struck out Harvey Kuenn and Mays and forced Snider pinching for Lanier to fly to left In the ninth Hart whiffed Cepeda grounded to short and Mc-Covey struck out to end the series a pending world record by a Dutch team at 4:391 Debbie took the 400 meter individual medley in 5:402 defeating Chris Paulsen of the Santa Clara SC and the 1500 meter freestyle timing an excellent 19:403 It is Debbie's first attempt at the longer distance and her time is 46 seconds faster than the minimum standard for entering the nationals The time would have rated 11th on the world wide chart in 1963 Miss Ledford also posted a national 13-14 age group record by finishing second to Miss Stickles in the 400 meter freestyle Miss Stickles was timed at 4:496 a Pacific Association record Debbie was timed at 4:546 bettering Miss a 4:579 national mark Debbie also was third in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:420 The event was won by Miss Ambrose 2:369 followed by Joan Ferris of Arden Hills 2:370 Debbie completed her two day com- Setition with a sixth in the 00 meter backstroke Miss Seidel who competed for the Fresno SC last year won the 100 meter freestyle in 1:025 defeating Ericka Bricker of the Sequoia Swim Gub in Visalia 1:034 Miss Seidel recently equaled the American record for the event at 1:013 Ericka also was second in the 200 meter freestyle with a time of 2:245 Kathy also took fourth In the 100 meter butterfly with a 1:123 clocking Kathy White another Fresno SC protege was fifth in the 200 meter backstroke timing 2:538 The event was won by Janet Briggs of PALA with a 2:400 Jean Shearer Pam Porter and Miss Bricker of the Sequoia Swim Gub and Miss We ambitious neat repntdilit young men who are presently employed but not satisfied with minimum waces Experience not a must-we will train sou and furnish plenty of top-notrh doting assistance Lende-D Gee Oakland: 1153: A Bauer-J Hudson Fresno MU Mailkeff- Staler Sm Francce 13U A Sake Is-steve Went Norik Hollywood 127 Rhodet-D Bivins Hanford 125 Snso-K Osuml Poriler 121 A Gaver Gavtr Fresno MU Seoe-T Kimura U77 Kooc-G Carlson From 1372: PetervD Harris Richmond 1 26 Dent-B Raush San Leandro 126 Results jof the 10 for 10 Chance The Fresno Rockets will be idle this week to permit four of its members Gloria May Jeanne Contel Mabel Bennett and Geny Murphy to play in the World All Star Series in Stratford Conn starting Friday night There will be two games Friday night one Saturday at 3 PM and another at 8 The afternoon game will be video taped for showing at a future date on a CBS Sports Spectacular Meanwhile the Rockets re gimmicks no wild promises we ate a reputable firm' everything above Imard We are the largest volume new fc used Pontiac dealer in the valley If you are willing to learn work bard WE NEED YOU! From Page 4-B Oliva of the Twins and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees The National League muscle men will be led by Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants and Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs marathon at Blacks ton Bowl: Rick Shecklen 2155 $50 Wally Sims 2141 $25 Dave Dickinson 2128 $15 Harold Collier 2120 $1250 Louise Janzen 2102 $10: Bob Jan-zen 2098 $675 Quinn Star-ren 2064 $675 The invitational handicap is scheduled each Saturday 12 noon and 3:30 PM and Sunday 10:30 AM and 2 PM Standings of the Cal-State Mexican Doubles-Singles Handicap Tournament George SaWata Jr 654: Pc WM Contreras 425 Ret Gutierret 421 Peuglts- Rutan Da La Crut-Raul Saldana 12 Joe Riee-Rubcn De La Crux jiW Henry Guherrex-Rotart Gutterrct Deadline tor entering ttiy tourney I Dark called Ms man's psrfofwianca ever Kit weekend Mi bis league hlttlns" an accurate ae-oralial Mauch admitted ha was Look into our pay plan A fringe benefit Ear infer-(lew A application (no phone calls please) apply in person to reads Is concede one run to Ihe Ciants The protabie ibHuea: American Laaaa National Lai Robinson Orieics 2b Hunt Mes 2b FeroosL Anew a Great Cardinals ss va tr Oliva Twins ri Williams Cues In lhat seventh inning fiasco got our Mg break when Orlande alertly li-V- to third on that el note (Alou') winner Both teams collected seven hits Miss Contel collected a double Marilyn Her-genroeder of the Rockets batted 2 for 3 For the series Miss May batted 3 for 8 and Miss Contel had 4 for 10 The Rockets will return to action July 18th-19th against Whittier Gold Sox and the Huntington Park Blues both doubleheaders on the road Satorday Night- Games Menu Yankees cf May (Hants cf Killtbrew Twins rf Ceseda Giant lb Allison Twins lb Clemente Pirates rf Howard Vanfcees Boyar Cardinals 2b 1 Richardson Yank 2b Torre Braves I Pascuai Twins a DrvsdMa Dodgers pi SutM (NL1 atata Jo PaoareKe (AL) LB prank Secory (NL: 2H Nestor Chylak (ALI 3B Deuf Mar- very (NLI and Al Satam INL) taut PaulJohnson HERMAN THER0FF PONTIAC ISOISTgFRfSNO Ihe Philly manager mused "It turned wit to be the thing that saved us if the runners had been on first and second the Giants probably would have bunted Whitey Lockman who directs Giants' traffic at third had no explanation for the Canada and Alou antics Mauch taels his Phils must play ball the second half of the sei they expect to win the pennant They now are 427 the Giants 403 Baldschun may be another Jim Kon-stanty for Philly It was Konstantv's greet relief pitching which carried the PM Is to the flag In IMS Baldschun looked Ihe part of a new generation of Whlx Kids In his three Innings of rsllef to preserve Bunning and Bennett wins Baldschun struck out tlx of the nine tatters aH Me artillery Giants in those tarn gomes midnight July 12th lime Rockets 040 000 OB-4 Rambler 100 12 7 Helms and Haas McMuM Harris 5 and WHkinsen Rocket TOO 000 0 Ramblers 00(000 B-t 4 Bennett and Haas Harris and Wllkin- turned home from Phoenix after losing three of four games against the second place Ramblers The Rockets are 12-16 in the league fifth place The Orange Lionettes are the pace setters Following Friday 2 to 1 loss the Rockets returned for a doubleheader Saturday night losing the first eight inning tilt 5 to 4 and winning the nightcap 3 to 0 Miss Helms was tagged for the first game loss giving up seven hits Joann McMullin and Billie Harris shared mound duties for the Ramblers with Miss Harris who relieved in the fifth receiving credit for the win Miss May batted 3 for 4 Mabel (Max) Bennett was the winning hurler in the night cap yielding five hits Miss Harris took the loss Last night the Ramblers won 3 to 2 rallying from a 2 to 1 deficit in file sixth inning Miss Bennett was the loser and Miss McMullin the THE 35th ALL-STAR BASEBALL GAME Sonday NleM's Gama Ledford will enter the Los 7uiAngeles Invitational this Rocket 010 001 01 Rambler 01(002-! Bennett end Haas McMullin and Wll- Koufax weekend klnson Lindsey Nelson and Buddy Blattner report the 35th ALL-STAR GAME between the American and National leagues from Shea Stadium the new home of the IVew York Mets TOMORROW 9:45 AM IN COLOR Canyon Rd mcnirlf AUTO CENTER THREE DAYS over the left field fence in the seventh inning proved to be the only damaging Giant wallop of the game It did not look that way at the time but the base running antics of Orlando Cepeda and Jesus Alou turned a potential rally into a fiasco "I just made a mistake' poor Alou wailed "I want to talk about Dark muttered in total despair (So more of this story later) Top Hurling For the series it was in the final analysis the magnificent pitching Old timers in the Philly press corps rated the collective performances of Culp Bunning and Bennett (plus Baldschun in relief for three innings) as the best in many seasons Few San Francisco writers could disagree In the 5 to 1 5 to 2 and 2 to 1 Philly wins the Giant batters got only 18 hits Hart going four for 12 and 333 was the only Giant to improve his average Willie Mays had two for 12 Willie Me Covey continued to be hitless in nine trips and ending game on a strikeout in his only chance as a pinchhitter Will Get Rest The Giants except for Mays and Cepeda in All Star game will get a chance to mull over their problems They have a makeup doubleheader scheduled in Chicago Wednesday Bennett who had failed to complete a game in his last nine starts and Marichal were locked in a fast moving scoreless fray through the early innings The Phils got their first run in the fourth i Johnny Calli-son who had only a single in his first two games opened the fourth with a short single to right Rookie Richie Allen who shared hero honors with his pitching buddies laid perfect bunt down third flashed down to first to bea: throw Wes Covington looked at a third strike Catcher Clay Dalrymple Chico product moved Calli-son and Allen around to third and second on a hard hit ball deep to Hal Lanier Hal having no play at second Tony Taylor also smashed a sizzler to Lanier and the rookie made a diving stop knocking the ball down He had no time to throw out Taylor Callison scoring Allen sped for home but Lanier finally got the handle and threw a strike to Del Crandell to get Allen at home plate Couple of bullseye throws by Marichal nipping Callison at second and by Crandall catching Allen on an attempted steal of second halted a potential sixth inning Philly threat The other run came In' the seventh: Dalrymple walked on seven pitches only the second of the game by MarichaL Mauch playing it one run at a time watched Taylor respond with a perfect sacrifice down the first base line Shortstop Reuben Amaro lined a 2-2 pitch to center scoring Dalrymple So smooth was the walk-sacrifice-single combination that it brought a ripple of ap-plause INow for the Giants' half of the seventh the doggondest mishmash ever Hart Connects Following homer the first Giant run in 17 in nings the previous being Duke homer in the first inning Saturday Ben nett seemed to have lost his poise He struck out Cepeda following Hart to the plate on a pitch w'hich bounced in front of the plate and skittered to STUDENT SPECIAL! JOIN NOW ONLY TWO From Page 4-B of post cards two inches thick Sample wires: Only rats desert a sinking "Dodgers are still champs Us Dodger fans would rather fight than change1 Dodgers are still on top champs or "Keep your head high Make all those smart sports writers eat their dirty 'Adds Humor But there were some a little less hopeful Like: calling them champions It adds humor to the The Dodgers who have won five of six since leaving San Francisco go into the All break 10 games out of first place and tied with St Louis for fifth They are game under 500 Perhaps their biggest problem so far this year has been the hitting of Tommy Davis the two time National League batting champion The last two seasons Tommy averaged 337 and drove in 241 runs Right now hitting 257 and has 30 RBI Blanks Mets Posing no problem at all BRAND During Summer Vacation NEW SHOCK ABSORBERS INSTALLED is Sandy Koufax who scored 12th his 12th victory with a six Build Yourself Up Shed Pounds Add Muscle Be Really Fit STUDENT SPECIAL 3 Months Membership BRAKE WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAL hitter yesterday as the Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 5 to 0 Hie shutout was fifth this season and the victory was his eighth straight He has beaten the Mets nine times and never lost to them In his last dozen appearances Koufax has allowed only 11 earned runs in 95 innings He has reduced his earned run average to 173 Willie Davis drove in three of the Dodger runs yesterday two with a homer off loser Galen Cisco (3-11) and one with a double off Willard Hunter The Mets got only one run-: nerpast second base Ron Hunt their All Star second baseman doubled with one away in the fourth and took third on a bloop single by Joe Christopher But Koufax retired Bob Taylor on a popup and George Altman on a fly Koufax made only 90 pitches striking out five and walking one Here's whit we in: FULL PRICE ENROLL NOW PAY LATER (3 Workouts Per Week) AH Our Facilities At Your Disposal 1 Adjust brakes oualL 4W rheela 2 Adjust Caater Adjust Camber 4 Test Tod-Iu Test Toe-Out 6 Inspect Steering conditioned cars $2 more UNIVERSAL HEALTH STUDIO Cedar and Shialds (in Purity Shopping Ctr) Ph 222-9968 sAhd ii AiwtaJtaJta on Aw a aw ir dx ittaXWidi r- fa i i.