The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 17

it--THE EVENING ITANDAIW, USIOXTOWN, WEDNEIDAT, MAY 14, UM- Wilkinsburg Nips Uniontown In Invitational Track Meet SPORTS A A By TOD TRENT Standard Uitw North Union High School graduate Frank Mankovich is off to a good start in his second season of professional baseball. The lanky rijrhthanded pitcher, a member of the Baltimore Oriole a system, is performing for Dublin, in the Class Georgia-Florida League. Karlier Ihis season Mankovich was credited with the first shutout pitched by a member of the Dublin hill staff when he heal Brunswick by a 6-0 score. At a lime il was only (he third whitewashing in the league. Another district boy performing in the pro leagues turned in a season first for his ball club.

Don LeJohn, the Daisytown native, is playing for Des Moines in the League, a Class A circuit. He banged the initial home run of the season for his team. Ben Mateosky, another former North Union High student who turned to professional baseball, has returned to action for the Charleston team of the American Assn. after having been out of action for more a a week with injuries. Fran Boniar, the South Union product, is still just pinch-hitting and serving as a late inning outfield replacement for leading Montreal in the Class AAA International League.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been a big disappointment to their California followers but it has been no fault of Jeffersnn High's Dick Gray. The rookie i sacker has stroked the ball at a .296 clip with four home runs and I.I RBIs although sidelined for a spell with injuries. When Cleveland sent former Uniontown Coal Baron pitcher Clarence Churn to Seattle in the Pacific Coast League he joined a Fayettc County native on the Rainers' mound staff. Connellsville'g Bob Garber is pitch ing for Seattle. Both are former Pittsburgh Pirate farmhands.

Turning fo football Brownsville's Andy Sepsi, Connellsville's Jim Cunningham and South Union's Dennis Dvorchak all saw action Saturday in the Pitt Blue-White game which concluded the spring training season. The three Fayette County boys were on the White team which lost a 29-0 decision. At the same time down at Morgantown the Wesl Virginia varsity was handing a team composed of former 'Mountaineer gridders an 18-0 Varsity starters included Uniontown's Jimmy Hillen and German's Chuck Billak.at tackle and center. Former WVU gridders who played for (he A i included Uniontown's Bill Marker, Cenferville's Paul Sharkady, Beth Tom Domen and Marconi, Cumberland's Larry Krutko, Redstone's Frank Federorich. Jim Dollar, the former WP1AL wrestling champion from Jefferson High School, has been named the outstanding matman at Rochester Tech where he is now attending, school.

Connellsville High product Dare Hart who is now head football coach at Johnslown High School nixed nn offer to become an assistant coach at Arizona Slate at Tempe. California Teachers College has been conducting spring football drills and Redstone's George Kupcts i the running for the quarterback position with thi school. Mike Kozloff, Beth Joint product, is also a can didate for the squad. Unionlown's Alex Aghay, a center on (he University of Delroil foolball club missed the annual spring game which marked the end of practice because of a broken thumb. He's a strong candidate for a posilion on the club this fall.

John Bozick who learned his football at Cenlervilf ranked high on the list of end candidates for th Penn State football team at the end of spring drills. Th former Wildcat will be a junior this season. Youngster Pilches No-Hit Gem A no-hit pitching gem hy Matt Vothoter featured the action yesterday in the Masontcwn Little I-eague as he hurled the Pals to a 16-0 victory over J-jxrhange. The no-hit arliM slnic'K out 17 halters in accounting for of the outs in the six-inning -irny. Voilhofer faced 19 batters 'uhen he gave up one base on Tne only putiv.it not re- via the strikeout nwle "came as a grour.d to the in- field.

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330. 4ft 3.W; le Besest, 955. 420; Buahln 300. NINTH--Meaaurement. 11.00.

52 3EO; Muc, 3.80. 320; Rol ert W. 300. Pirrgalski Joins Balliinore Slaff The Baltimore Oriole 1 a added Frank Picrgalski. L'nio 1 town, to its scouting staff and I will work the Washington County areas a 1 with parts of northern West Vi ginia.

Picrgakki is the secretary (, (he Fayetle County Umpires Assn i and is a former County Leagu player. Bob Nichols, the Count League president, is also an are scout for the Orioles. BANQUET TOMORROW The Sen ice Bowlin. League will have its annual ban quel at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow Shadyside Inn.

iclionln Uniontown Invitational TrackMeet fc These two shots were taken at Usl night's (rick meef here. la he one at the Wilklnshurg's Roger Kochmin Is shown winning the iOO-yarrl dash. He also look the 220 anil anchored (he winning 880 relay (cam, all lo new meet records. Ai right Unionlown's Sanford Stephens is shown in I he broad jump. He placed fifth in this event for the Raiders and look first In the javelin.

--Evening standard Gross, Mazeroski Pace Bucs To 6-3 Win 10 Records Broken In Seventh Renewal Victors Garner Six Firsts For Margin; Thomas Sets New Mark In Winning Mile PITTSBURGH Fine defen- ve play by second baseman Bill lazeroski and excellent relief itching by Don Gross last night Five Games County Loop Today Five games will be played to- lay in the Coimly League, in be Valdike Section and one in h.e Valley. VALDIKE SECTION Yesterday's Results (No gair.es scheduled). STANDINGS Won colonial 2 elswr 2 2 uzerr.e 1 meek erry 1 unlata 0 Lost 0 I 1 1 1 1 2 GAMES TODAY Kelster at.JnnJata. Perry Colonial. Alllon at Btr.ocV..

Lambert VALLEY SECTION Yesterday's Results Leir.ont 13; Continental 2. Hcvere 16J Pals Club 0. Davidson 0. STANDINGS Severe Continental Davidson i 1 H'oa 3 3 2 Lambert 'ats Ciub last a i i 2 2' 3 3 GAMES TODAY Davidson at Leir.ont Yesterday Lemont took undisputed first place in the Valley by opping Continental 10-2 behind imil Selong. Okey Ryan spun a three-hit shutout as Revere blanked Pals 16-0.

and put the Revere team in second close on the heels of Hie Lemont nine. (Continued on Tage 19) Redstone Is 17-10 Victor Redstone pounded hits in topping Maplctown by 17-10 score in their Section 17 contes yesterday on the Greene Count; school's dinrr.or.d. Marbury led the attack with four hits in four Irips lo give him a record of eight hils in his last eight times al the plate. REDSTONE-- lyiwc. rf-p Danicro; Rechkhar.

J. DeSinrwe. Ncdlcy. MiwH-ils. Ib ITarrffn.

nb L. rvsimone, tf 2t Marino, 4 Ruik. rf 1 Grccr. Lewij. rt KivHli.

c( Willrout. Ih SkiMiricTi, 3 Mnlak. TOTALS Z) in Hrpnblic Merchants Oppose Hortoii Nine It will be the Republic Mer chants against Horton's in le- nishfs City Sflflball Uaguc en counter at Baily Park. In yesterday's contest Chuck' Dairy Bar turned in a fi-5 dccisio over the VFW Post 47 dub a though outhit by a 9-5 margin. ooslcd (he Pittsburgh Pirates ilhin a half game of first place the National League on eels of (heir fifth straight tri- mph, a B-3 victory over Cincinati.

winning their Hlh game in he last 18, the Pirates moved to only-12 percentage points second place Milwaukee. The raves' loss last night to Phila- clphia coupled with a San Franisco victory over Los Angeles ave the Giants the lead. Mazeroski, who also collected a home run--his fifth of the eason--and two singles, several mes helped Pirate starter Ronie Kline get out of trouble. Kline, in hot water every inn- ng except the fifth, was replaced by Gross, a left-hander obtained om Cincinnati in a winter deal, the seventh after Don Hoax ngted to left. Gross retired the side on strike- uts and went on to pilch the rest the game without yielding a hit a walk.

Kline, however, re- eived i for his fourth raight victory. He had lost his rst two games. Brooks Lawrence, first of five edleg pilchers. suffered his third elback against only one Iri- mph. a i the Pirales an- minted yesterday assignment of tility infielder Jim Pendleton lo reir Columbus club in the nlernational League.

Connellsville Juniors Win The Connellsvilte Junior High 5ehool track team yesterday handed Uniontown Junior High its first oss the season by a 65Vi lo 6V4 score. The Cokers took nine if 15 events. UNIONTOWN: CONN. 65K' 50 Yard Dash: Washington (C). T7.an (U(.

Pence C)--Time 6.5. 75 Yaid Dash: PeperaJc ttl). Schoecengost. (C), Slleo (U)--Time 84. 100 Yard Dash: Ecott (C), Turpln (U).

ClaybrooX u.o. 220 Yard Martin Turpln Claybroolc 24.a. 440 Relay (lltht): Connellivllle IWaihlngton, Penw, Dull, DavlsJ--Time: -110 Belay (middle) Uniontown (Peperak. Wydo, Braxton. Slleo)--Time: 50.5.

3SO Relay: Connellsville (Claybioolt. Lowery. icott, Martin)--Time: 1S9.7. Shotpul: Hartrey (C). aeercan (C).

crolt- check (C)--Distance: 49' Hifh Jump (lljhtj: Moon (C), and Hodge IU) tied Jor trst: Braxton. U'eston. Johnson. Roby. ann Bell (U).

tied lor third eighth: y. High Jump (heavy): WatXlns Lowery (C), Scolt 5' a (light): Gray Weston (U). Sllto --Distance: Brosd (heavy) Martin (Cl. Lowery (C). (D) and Moorman (U) tied (or sec- Odd--Distance: 20' Pole Vault (lijht): Bra I ton (U).

Crawlord (U). DJJ caml and LiRosa (C) tied lor second--Helzhth: Pole Vault (heavy): till. Percthey (C). Haivey (C)-Helghth: y. Discus: Mcrlrey (C).

Viclnl (U). BoMns (Cl--Distance: IV Sllto (Dj r): yxini Twitter To Meet VFW A challenge made by the Twil ter Bowling League to the Post 47 Bowling loop for Ih championship al Laurel Lanes fo 1958 has been accepted. The two teams will mecl in rolloff beginning al 8 o'clock Ihi evening. The Vcls capliired the men' inlerleagiie during Ihe pas season while the Twitter loop wa victor in the women's division In Ihe championship series lo the women's title Twitler downe Arbor. 1152 to 2,030.

with An Helmick selling the pace with 507 series which included a 221 single game. Two Games Slated In Midget League For Ihis evening's Midge League schedule il will he Moos against. Lions in the opening con lest followed by Optimist nn Elks clashing in Ihe second con lest at Baily Park. Yesterday Add Fellows look a 11-5 decision from Rotary and in the nightcap it was.B'nai B'rith by a 13-0 score over Exchnage; Groat is Skinner II KlQi'iU Ib ill bl 4 2 3 0 a i I 1 1 0 3 1 3 2 I.VC2.VMII a 3b 5 0 2 0 or.ily rt 5 1 3 0 oblnsca 5 1 2 0 rowe Ib 4 0 1 0 oak 3b 4 0 1 1 alley 3 1 1 1 til cl 4 0 1 0 11113 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Schmidt 0 0 0 0 Kalfteld 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 Tkurman 1 0 0 0 elfcoat 0 0 0 0 MlisVct I 0 0 fl iram'as KS 0 0 0 0 Tolati 311 3 a--Filed out for Schmidt in truck o-jl (or Viijbt in 6th: c--Struck oul or McMillan la 7thI d-Slruck out fcr NATIONAL LE.4GCE Yultidaj's Resets St. Loals 5, Chicago 3 PMadelrMa s.

Milwaukee S3n FrancUco IS. Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 3 W. an Fra-nclsco. 17 Itoasfcee 15 burjh IS Wcajo IJ hilaielpUa 1. Loulj Argeles G.B.

Si) .552 Garnet Teday Los Angeles'at Chicago--Erifche (1-1) B. Brosr.an (2-3). at Philadelphia (N)--Spahn W) vi. Semproch (3-2). at Pittsburgh 3-11 vi.

Law (4-1). San Frar.ciscn at St. Louis (N)--Anton. Ill (2-5) vs. Muell (1-3).

Games CiaciTJiati at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at St. Louis MiHaakee at Philadelphia X) AMERICAS LEAGCE Vtsterdaj's Keiulli nelrcit Cleveland New York 3. Baltimore 0 9. Washir.ston 6 Chicago 9. Kansas City 2 a i Todaj Baltimore, at Vork-OTll (24) s.

Slurdlvant (1-1). Cleveli.id at Delfoil--H'ilhelra vi. (3-21. Beaton at Washinzlon (Nl--Sister (4-11 Ltir.enti (1-2). Chicago a I Kansas City (N)--Donovan 1-3) vs.

Bureelle (1-0), Garnet Bailirr.ore at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chicago al Kansas City (Only eSteveu I 0 0 0 0 Thomas 3o 4 0 1 2 Ciemecte if 4 0 0 0 M'ltr'tU ttl 111 i les 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 us 1 0 0 0 effcoat Ih. rih; for Klusewski ia 'illiburtb 01! 000 000-3 MSCXW E-None. PO-A-Cicclnnjtl 24-12. Pilta I'jrgh 271. DP--Temple.

McMillan and i 12, Plltsbcuh 6. Klusieuskl. 3B-- 2B-Bell. Rohlaon. S-Crcat.

SF-- mrecce, Koak. IP 1-31 2 6 4 4 2 0 Schmidt Hthl tfkoat 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 Klir.e 4-21 611 3 3 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 I WF--Knhall. U--Veaion. CotJat, Se. ary, Diion.

By TOD TRENT Uniontown High School's (rack and field learn still hasn't won its own Invitational in seven tries but last night they gave il a great effort before losing a nar- rew decision to Wilkinsburg. The final score found Wilkinsburg with 57 points to 50 for Abe t'verharl's Maroon and White McKcesport made a ingly strong showing lo lake third with 41 1 points followed in order by Greensburg, German. 17V4; Canonsburg, I4V4, and Connellsville, 13. Wilkinsburg's margin of victory came in its ability to grab off first places. The meet winner took six firsl places and it pro vidcd the difference.

McKcsporl weighed In with three firsl while Uniontown. German and Greensburg each captured two first places. It was a record breaking night with 10 new marks set in this the seventh renewal of the Invi lalional. Roger Kochman starred for Wilkinsburg in winning Ihe 100 and 220 and anchoring Ihe win ning 880-relay learn with recorc times turned in every event. Unionlown's sensational sor.

more miler Joe Thomas won his speciality in record time, 4:37.7 and then came in second just a step behind Wilkinsburg's Gib bons who set a new 880 record. Sanford Stephens gave Union town its other first place with 158 foot. 2 inch heave In the jave lin. Bill Rutland and Murnis Ban ner were German's first place finishers. Rutland setting a new 440 mark while Banner coppct first place in his specialty, thi broad Jump.

During Ihe early stages of thi meet il was Unionlown and Me jKoesport sparring for the leai North Union Belts Eagles Noth Union High's Rams scored an S-J Fayette Scholastic League win over St. John's at Lemont jail park yesterday afternoon. The winners hil for three runs the first inning and iced it hen. A four-run third insured it for the Rams. Steve Kolarik and Rich Yauger paced the North Union hilling at- ack with home runs.

The Rams collected nine safeties all told with Leroy Swaney adding lo Ihe assiilt with a ihree bagger. St. John's, pied up but two tits off the offerings of the Rams' Zavatson and were blanked in the final six frames after gelling its only run in the first. SI. John's 100 800 0--1 2 I North Union 304 010 i-S 9 Painley and B.

1 Miller; Zavalson and Yauger. with Wilkinsburg and Greensbtin remaining in a challenging pos: tion. At fne end of 13 of the 13 even! Uniontown was holding a Ihree point margin over Wilkinshur; with the 220 and raile relay iefl Wilkinsburg look first and sec ond in the 220 and picked up nin points while Unionlown wa blanked to go ahead by 52-46. That six point margin mean Uniontown couldn't catch thei but they had put up a slirrin battle against the. learn whic entered the meet as a top-heav favorite to lake down Ihe title.

The Raiders had the best 01 erall scoring record of any the teams. They scored in ever event but two, Ihe low hurdle r.d 220. Wilkinsburg failed to core in four events but jls six rst places made up Ihe deficit. The summary Trlili 120-Yd. High Hurdles, Hist Heat: Patrick Copper (GB)ime: '( Heat: Thompson (Wj.

SwintfUh (U)-Ime: 159. Third Roderlc (Ml. Harrison ime 158. 100-Yard Dikh, Flnt Hut: Xoohir.an Jackson (GUIline: 9.S.' Second Heat: Sliar.afe'.l Shefler Third Heitt Slmi (OR). Brown ID)--Time 10:3.

Low Hurdles, Flnt Heal: Bubv (W). Patrick (M)--Time 16.1. Second Heat: Ruby (W). Patrick (Ml--Time 16.1. Third Heal: Bugh Thompson (W) -1me: 16.1.

220-Yard Dash, Flnt Heat: Shanaielt i Bnaner (GR). acteon (GB)--Time Z3.5. Second Heat: Kochtr.an (Wl. Penn Peley (Car.on.l--Ttmt: 233. (GB--Greensburg: ORJ--Gfrman; (Canon.) Canonsburg FINALS 120-Yard Hllh Huidlei: RodeilcX Thompson I Copper 1GB).

Patrick (M), (U)--Time: 15.5. 100-Yiid Dash Kochman (W). 81ms elt Btostn Jackson --Time: 9.0. Mile Run Thomas Stuck (Canon.) Engel Carr (U), Sechrlst 4:37.7. 880 Belay WilklnsburB i a.

Arrleo. ShanafeU. Kochman). Uniontown Mur.sey. Wells.

Brownl, Conr.ellsvllle (Bradley. Gaiter. Bhep- er. Penn). MeKeesport, Greensburg --Time: 1:335.

440 Yard Dash Rutland (GR), Well! (U). (W). Jackwn Jontt (U) -Time: 52 S. Low Hurdles Roderick (M). Rush (GB), Hub? (Wl.

patrlcfc (Ml. Thompion (W) --Time: 160. 110 Gibbons SV). Thonrn in), Simmons (VV), Dlnsmore (U), Stock (Canon.I--Tim: 2:015. 120 Yard Hash Kochman.

(W). Ehanalelt (W). Banner (Grt), Penn Jackson (GB)--Time: 22.. Mile Relay Wilkinsburg (Simmons. A i Uniontown (O'Toole.

Carr. Brown. Wella). Mc- Keesporc (Manning, Snle- zek. nsher)--Time: 3:33.7.

Shotput Myers (GB). Mltlnjcr (GB). Ol- trotHy (U). Minko 48 1 S-. Jump Allen (M), Stephens (tJ).

(M). AsXex (GB). Bolllns (Ml-Height: 6' 3.8". Jarelln Stephens (U). (M).

Myen (GB). Slarmak 15S' rtroad Jump Banner (GR). Mur.sey (U). Trolan I Ruby (W). Stepneni (U)-Distance: 2r DUcus Myers (OB).

(W). Mltinger (GB). Kcsltick Oetioeky --Distance: 139' Pole Yault Mstz (W): Fslrfax (Ul, Kllnchof- fer and Flntey (Conn.) (three-way tie Tor second), Spenlk and Stevens (Canon.) (tied for ir DOUBLEHEADER ACTION Doubleheader action at Baily Park this afternoon and evening has PHC and Amvets ol the Junior League meeting al followed by a Teener clash at 6:30 between Rotary and K. of C. MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS Drive-b Service Installation FREE Credit Terms (o Suit Yonr Budget STUMP SEMAN RADIO SALES SERVICE 361 South Mt.

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