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10 THE SALISBURY TIMES Monday, pepiemver 41, 1701 Overflow Turnout Hi Scotch Wins Feature, Sets New Career Mark Hi Scotch literally burned up the track on Saturday night at Harrington, touring the mile in the fast time of 2:03 1-5 before a turnout of 4,981 spectators. Jet Gem, champion of the Invitational Paces at Ocean Downs, grabbed the early lead from the No. 5 post and sped to the first quarter in 2:9 3-5 with E. de P. parked out alongside of him.

E. DE P. could not make the top and was eased off by driver Jim Wilson in the second quarter. Jet Gem hit the halfway mark in 1:00 1-5. Hi Scotch was fifth Harrington Entries Horse Driver FIRST RACE -Purse $500, Pace: Homestretch Rick (Lane) Jayle Bird (Sadovsky) 0.

E. Scott (Hubbard) 001 Carol Annie Nellie Palma Oaks Ann Byrd Valentine (Skinner) (Beaston) (Ellis) (Stayton) Candy Bar (Long) Gay Mission SECOND $500, Paces Lover Boy (Ridgway) 1 Doc's Scott's Iris Nobody (Dolby) (Allen) Keen's Redcoat (Wilson) Sensation (Hubbard) Briar Brown (Ellis) Canterbury Ted (Wilson) Direction (Fortna) Sumter Boy (Sadovsky) THIRD-Purse $500, Pace: Sybil's Adios (Warren) 00 Reggie's Gene (Ellerman) Thoughtful Cass (Warrington) Laurie's Bonney (Davis) Blue Stoner (Hobbs) Rock. Anna (Mcintyre) Rapid (German) Solar Slipper (Brittingham) Candy Bar (Long) FOURTH--Purse $500, Pace: Surgical (Draper) Drummond's Flash (German) Paula Scott (Sadovsky) Brownie Wood (Brittingham) Dover's Queen (Pillsbury) Frank Hal (Adams) 3 Senator Camden Que Metta (Hubbard) (Long) -Purse $500, Pace: Honorbee (Matthews) Afton Cliff (Stayton) Probability (Lockerman) Samary's Girl (Gravenor) Clever Bobbie Rae (Pagel) Shamrock Sue (Long) Anita Bay (McCullock) M. P's Express (Gray) SIXTH-Purse $550, Pace: Ivanup (Myers) Seaward (Scott) Shadydale Blossom (Floyd) Jerry Row Gil (Warrington) Afton Castle (Elliott) Meadow Joy (Kirby) Mission Flash (Stayton) NO Sussex Ace (Allen) SEVENTH-Purse $550, Pace: Jose Wynblough (Wilson) Airport Jane (Gay) Sunset Farvel (Lockerman) Lord Pye (Allen) Spot Pointer (Pagel) Scotch Cliff (Washington) Jim Dean (Webb) Winner Take All (Elliott) -Purse $750, Pace: Starlite Boy (Elliott) Miss Holly Dee (DeBerry) Royal Flo (Thompson) Gracie (Myers) C. R's Brooke (Robertson) Jack's Bonny (Dolby) Tracey's Lady (Webb) American Jim (Hubbard) NINTH -Purse $500, Pace: Rich Reward (Hobbs) eN Royal Hi Le (Warrington) Hal Jay (Long) Dennie Desoto (Webb) Afton King (German) Echo Cyrus (Ellis) Eva (Skinner) Stormy Jane (White) Sandy Jo McHal (Galloway) Wesley Gains 19 Straight Victory Wesley College extended its three season unbeaten football streak to 19 straight on Saturday afternoon when knocking off the Chowan (N.C.) Junior College opposition in Dover.

TRAILING BY 20-14 margin at halftime, the Wolverines did not surrender another, point while tallying TD's. Joe Hess blocked a punt, and ran 25 yards to pay dirt as Wesley went ahead 20-20 after the extra point was added. An insurance TD was added in the fourth when Dick Faucette of Woodbridge, plunged over from the one yard mark. Wesley took over the ball on the one due to a bad pars from center on a fourth down kicking situation. Faucette also scored in the first period on a 10 yard run WESLEY RISKS it's longtime winning streak Saturday night against Bordentown Junior College in the Dover High Stadium.

Kickoff time is 8 p.m. Score by quarters: Wesley 14. 7 6-27 Chowan 7 13 0 0--20 Touchdowns: Wesley Faucette, 2, (run of 10 yards, and a one yard plunge); Answani (eight yard, run); Hess (blocked punt ran 25 yards); Extra points Zimiano, 3, (placement). Touchdowns: Chowan Grayson (seven yard run); Manring (two yard run), Pulling (one yard run). Extra points Grayson, 2, (placement) Shockley Named Rookie Of Year Costen Shockley, the Arkansas Travelers first baseman from Georgetown, was named the Pacific Coast League's rookie of the year for 1964.

The announcement was made by the league writers and broadcasters association. The Eastern Shoreman left the triple-A league with 36 home Of 4,981 Major League Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League W. L. Pet. G.B.

New York 89 59 .601 Baltimore 90 62 .592 Chicago 89 63 .586 2 Detroit 78 73 .517 Cleveland 76 73 .510 Los Angeles 7 76 .503 Minnesota 75 76 .497 Boston 68 84 .447 23 Washington 993 .388 32 Kansas City 54 96 .360 36 Saturday's Results New York 8 Kansas City 3 Boston 7, Minnesota 2 Washington 1, Chicago 0, 10 innings Cleveland at Detroit, ppd. Los Angeles, at Baltimore, ppd. Sunday's Results New York 4, Kansas City 0 Los Angeles 8-2, Balimore 5-8, 1st game 10 innings Chicago 4, Washington 3 Minnesota 12, Boston 4. Detroit 6-2, Cleveland 5-7 Today's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Kansas City, New York at Cleveland, 2, twi-night Boston at Washington, National League W. L.

Pct. G.B. Philadelphia. 90 60 .600 Cincinnati 83 66 .557 St. Louis 83 66 .557 San Fran.

83 67 .553 7 Milwaukee 77 72 .517 Pittsburgh 76 72 .514 13 Los Angeles 75 75 .500 15 Chicago 67 82 .450 Houston 63 88 .417 New York 50 99 .336 Saturday's Results San Fran. 13, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2, New York Chicago 5-5, Milwaukee 3-8 Cincinnati 7-0, St. Louis 5-2 Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia 3, 16 innings Sunday's Results Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3, 1 linnings Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 5, Chicago 2 Houston 1, New York 0 Today's Games Cincinnati (Tsitouris 10-9) at Philadelphia (Mahaffey 12-8), San Francisco (Bolin 6-7) at Houston (Johnson 10-16), Only games scheduled. Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Chicago St.

Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Houston, Workers To Vote On Pact WASHINGTON -Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. workers in the Washington area will vote Sept. 29 on a new contract providing increases. If ratified by the membership, the contract will be retroactive to Sept. 20.

Maximum basic rates would go to $90 a week for operators and $147 for top plant craftsmen. About 9,100 employes are covered. Cox Takes Top Honors At Dragway Sonny Cox out-wheeled Gene Wharton in a battle of Salisburians yesterday afternoon for Top Car of the Day honors at the Delmar Dragway. Cox, driving a 1963 Plymouth won over Wharton's 1929 Bantam dragster with an elapsed time of 10.07 seconds at 110.42 miles per hour. Cox also finished in the money class of the AA-SA and Street Eliminator events.

Dick Smith of Salisbury and his Chevy powered '31 Ford Roaster, a consistent winner at the Dragway, was forced to retire from competition as his engine blew during eliminator run-offs. Eliminator Winners Junior Jimmy Walton, Dover, 53 Olds, 17.34 ET, 79.43 MPH. Little Stock Sam Bounds, Allen, 63 Falcon, 16.34 ET, 83.33 MPH. Top Stock Dick Collins, New Castle, 39 13.99 ET, 97.19 MPH. Street Sonny Cox, Salisbury, 63 Ply, 12.88 ET, 68 MPH.

Middle Gene Wharton, Salisbury, 29 Bantam, 12.36 ET, 100.89 MPH. Top Car Of The Day Sonny Cox, Salisbury, 63 10.07 ET, 110.42 MPH. Mustangs Gallop To 9-0 Victory Dick Hopkins third quarter 70 yard scoring punt return was the big play on Saturday afternoon as Bridgeville High scored a 9 to 0 win at Dover AFB High. It was the Henlopen Conference for both schools. The Mustangs led at halftime by 2-0 margin as the result of a safety.

Daryl Tull tackled Sam Daniels in the end zone during the second quarter. Tull also booted the extra point after Hopkins long touchdown gallop. The Air-Men's only scoring challenge came just before halftime when they pushed down to the two yard mark, but were set back by a penalty. Score by quarters: Bridgeville 0 0-9 Dover AFB 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Bridgeville Dick Hopkins (70 yard punt return); Extra point Daryl Tull (pass from Mackey). Safety (Daryl Tull tackled Sam Daniels in the end zone).

The Minnesota Vikings allowed only 81 points this summer while winning all five exhibition football games. The Baltimore Colts scored the most points (166) during the NFL exhibition season. They won three games, lost one, tied one. VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, Anything this homely has got to be good. The VW Station Wagon may look silly.

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Salisbury Blvd. Decatur Ave. SALISBURY, MARYLAND DEALER Harrington Wi-Hi's Unsung Heroes Are Many The defen ive players on the Wicomico High football team are still taking bows. These unsung heroes usually take a back seat to the ball carriers, and pass catchers, the fellows who do the scoring. BUT NOT so in the opening season 12-8 win over Forest Park here on Friday night.

The defensive performers stood out like tall pine trees in a tomato patch. Four of this distinguished group are up from the 1963 Jayvees including Jack Jones, halfback; Bill Durborow, backer; Wayne Evans, lineand Bob Thornton, an end. Bunky Berry, idled with illness last season, played both ways and was most impressive at the guard spot. OTHER NON-LETTERMEN from the '63 squad include How- Bennett Stresses Pass Defense The James M. Bennett High gridders are sure to get a lot of attention on pass defense during practice this week for its game Friday night at Havre de Grace High.

Coach Robert Yobst got an eye-full of the Havre De Grace team during its 19 to 14 loss Friday night to Tatnall High of Wilmington. "Yes, we plan to stress pass and pass rush," Yobst declared. "Tom Heymiller, the Havre de Grace quarterback passes more than the pros, believe me. He can throw with accuracy, too, and is just about 75 per cent of the team attack." Havre de Grace, a 19-14 loser to Tatnall High, won its opener two weeks ago over Elkton High, 20-12. James M.

Bennett High triumphed in its opener, on the same date, Sept. defeating Colonel Richardson High, 26 to 6. Bob MacLeod son of Dartmouth's star halfback of 1938, is a sophomore end on the present Big Green squad. Del. State Drops Opener at the time.

Warrington the fast clip would take its toll on the leaders. He sent the five year old mare out from fifth at the rail in the three quarter mark. Hi Scotch came home four lengths in front of Jimmy Dee. D. de P.

hung on gamely for third. HI SCOTCH, who hung up a 2:04 mile at Rosecroft Raceway last spring, took a mark of 2:03 1-5 for owners Thomas Seymour and Charles Dawson. New Luck and Bobbie provided the 2 and 6 daily double on the first pair of races paying off a lip-smacking $115.10. Starlight Boy Favorite At Harrington The Kent and Sussex Raceway begins its second full week of racing at Harrington tonight with a field of eight going in the Bridle Bit Restaurant Pace, a preferred class event. STARLIGET BOY is the short price 2 to 1 morning line favorite Josh Elliott will drive Starlight Boy for Beatrice and HarIan Wilson of Laurel and will start from the No.

7 post. Starlight Boy a four year old, has won three this year and was timed ir at Ocean Downs. Miss Holy Lee, owned, by Camp and DeBerry Suffolk, is the 5 to 2 second choice and will be piloted by Jimmy DeBerry from the No. 4 post. She has four wins this year with a best win mark of 2:06.2.

ROYAL FLO, owned by Ralph W. Thompson of Hartly, makes her Harrington debut following a successful campaign at Brandywine Raceway. She's rated at 5 to 1 in the feature and will be driven by Carl Thompson from the twohole. Royal Flo topped her field in 2:07.1 at Brandywine and was timed in 2:06.1 when she dead-heated with Forrester behind Pegg: Guy on August 29 Others in the main go are Gracie 6 to C. R.

Brooks, 6 to Jack's Bonny, 8 to und American Jim at 30 to 1. The second daily double of a 2-1 combination returned $115.40. THE MUTUEL HANDLE for the night was $149,050. Longshot bettors enjoyed a picnic. Runnymede Cooper paid $24 in the fouth.

Ray Ellerman, Bridgeville reinsman delivered in the sixth with Tony Elkington to the tune of $59.10. LONE ELM FORBES outphotoed the 3 to 5 favorite June First in the seventh and returned $29.50 for $2. Ellerman took the ninth with Cupid's Direct in another photo finish from Shadydale Payoff. The mutuels paid $18.40. Harrington results Pace.

New Luck (P. Myer) 84.30, $3.50 $2.80 Mohawk Thruway (Ellerman) 8.40 4.40 Occoneechee (Warrington) 2.80 Prince Counsel, Win McKlyo, Lady Discovery, Rusty's Up, Raw Hide Jim also ran. Pace. Bobbie K. (Wallace) $46.90 $9.40 $4.50 Miss Julia Cobb (Ellerman) 5.80 4.10 Flyco Boy (Webb) 3.50 Time Roberta Primose, Harris, Minel Sue, Had A Penny, Billy Bright Purple also ran.

DAILY DOUBLE (2-6) PAID $115.10 Trot. Citan's Prince (Webb) 15.00. $4.80 $3.90 Brigand (Washington) 11.30 4.80 5.50 Dolly (Scott) Smart Lady, Golmon, Famorous, Glorious Jack, Hay Judge, also ran. Pace. Runnymede Cooper (R.

Myers) $24.00 $8.10 $7.60 Hunter (Long) 5.30 7.20 4.10 J. Bonny (Ellis) Time Blackie Might, Cheryl Ann. Rip Hoss, Secret Reward, Barbara's Bonny also ran. Pace. Little Nipper (W.

Hubbard) $5.20 $3.40 $2.80 Anton Perry (M. Hubbard) 4.00 3.00 Drammen (Bain) 4.10 Time Noble Warrior, Vo Slatof, Fluer Wyndblough, Quinton Girl, Glenda Adios also ran. Pace, (Ellerman) $59.10 $10.90 $6.60 Tony Elkington Bone (Spencer) 4.20 3.80 Jamaica (M. Hubbard) 7.50 Time Greater Dewey, Free 'N Easy, Eva's Dale, Speedway Ginnie also ran. Pace.

Lone Elm Forbes (Watkinson) $20.50 $6.90 $6.10 June First (Floyd) 3.20 3.40 Davinia Direct (Burton) 7.30 Time Afton Wyn, Rachel Rosecroft, Sussex Delight, Peagasus, Good T. also ran. Pace. Hi Scotch (Warrington) $7.20 $4.10 $3.50 Jimmy Dee (DeBerry) 6.00 3.30 E. Time P.

(Wilson) Afton Comet, Afton Love, Jet Gem. Pace. Cupid's Direct (Ellerman) $18.40 $7.40 $3.50 Shadydale Payoff (Floyd) 4.30 2.70 2.70 Monticello Dale (Webb) Chartie Ging, Miss Levels, Oteca's Mr. Cam, Georganna Wynnie. Captain Leon also ran.

Pace. Ima's Gal (W. Hubbard) $10.80 $4.80 $3.10 Betty's Little Bill (Stayton) 4.00 2.90 Chipman's Diamond (M. Hubbard). 3.80 Time Ebby's Ace, Sep Lyn, Tranquility, Faith Dee, Jimmy Lynn also ran.

Floormen givxe me more work DAILY DOUBLE -(2-1) PAID $115.40 ATTENDANCE HANDLE Big George Is Same Old Fox George Schollenger talks with uncertainty about his Laurel High football team. But that's his usual approach to a game with Wicomico High. The long-time rivalry between these schools is continued Friday night in Laurel. "I HONESTLY can't tell you my starting lineup for this Big George declared. "That's particularly true of the defense.

Remember we're rebuilding. Of 23 lettermen there's only seven carryovers. There's only three regulars on offense among this group." Schollenberger threw up just about the same smoke screen a year ago, and his Bulldogs clawed the Indians, 26-6. This was the worst whipping the tribe received all season. Schollenberger, approaching, his 35th season of coaching all at Laurel High said the '64 team would be built around the three returning lettermen.

"WE HAVE Bob Beasley at halfback; Barry Hastings at end and Jimmy Vickers, who played center last year, at tackle. Joining Beasley in the backfield will most likely be Kendall Phillips and Mike O'Neal at quarterback; and Jim Cubbage, at Showing up well on the offensive line are Lloyd Elliott, Fight Results Weekend Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOGOTA, Colombia Eddie Perkins, 141, Chicago, outpointed Mario Rossito, 142, Colombia, 10. BUENOS AIRES Gregorio Peralta, 185, Argentina, outpointed Mauro Mina, 179, Peru, 10. TOKYO Yukio Katsumata, Japan, stopped Remy Campos, 131, the Philippines, 9. NEW GLASGOW, N.S.

Tyrone Gardner, Sydney River, outpointed Leroy (Rocco) Jones, Halifax, 10, lightweights. jard Bickel, Homan, middle tackle, and Bickel Steve guard. was a standout in the second half in helping slow down the Foresters running game. A pleasant surprise for Coach Squires this fall was the addition Bond, a transfer from Florida. He played defensive end, and also did a creditable job in punt coverage.

Squires understandably spent an enjoyable weekend with his family. It was the first opening season win in five years, and the first triumph over est Park High in five seasons. But this triumph is history now. UPCOMING IS a tough one Friday night at Laurel Coach George Schollenberger's ensemble is always difficult to handle. In fact, the Indians haven't whipped the Bulldogs in four years.

Laurel High handed WiHi its most convincing defeat last season, 26-6. The other losses were by one touchdown or less. Wicomico last defeated Laurel High 19-12 in 1960. Sandwiched in were two ties 6-6, 1962 and 7-7, 1961. WORLD WIDE MOVING BOXED STORAGE Monumental Security Company 815 Benny St.

PIoneer Delaware State dropped its season football opener on Saturday afternoon at Manfield (Pa.) State Teachers College. A last quarter touchdown took the sting out of the Hor. nets. Bob Leaven going off tackle for six yards to cap a mid-field push. The wdover collegians threatened only in the second period when losing the ball on downs at the six yard mark of the homesters.

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There's candidates up from the Jayvees reporting today. Understand some of them have some good size." Laurel High was 4-4 overall in the won and lost columns last year, 24 in the Diamond State Conference. The Top Ten By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Leading Batsmen, based on 400 at bats. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club AB Pet. Clemente, Pgh 143 576 89 198 .344 Mil 133 533 98 173 .325 Carty Mil 120 406 63 130 .320 Williams, Chi 149 596 92 190 .319 Brock, StL 142 583 101 185 .317 Santo, Chi 148 552 84 174 .315 Torre, Mil 142 548 79 171 .312 Flood, StL 149 627 89 195 .311 Allen, Phl 150 583 113 180 .309 Cepeda, SF 132 466 59 144 Hunt, NY 124 59 144 .309 AMERICAN LEAGUE Oliva, Min 150 628 105.

203 .323 B. Robinson 153 573 76 179 .312 Howard, NY 136 497 53 151 .304 Mantle, NY 131 428 81 130 .304 Freehan, Det 134 482 65 144 299 Chi 131 490 79 146 298 Yastr'ski. Bsn 142 531 74 157 .296 Causey, KC 149 Bressoud, Bsn 148 535 81 156 .292 Kaline, Det 135 489 70 141 FIRESTONE STORES LEZON PI 9-5181 Manager EAST MAIN ST. SALISBURY, MD,.