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LL Game Thursday The Daily Record, The Strowlsburgs, Pa. Aug. 16, 1961 THE GAME between the VPVV nnd Che Elks In the StroudsbUrg UUle League, over which a forfeit debalo raged yeslerdny, will be played Thursday, according to Daniel G. Warner, league president. VFW did not claim a forfeit when the Elks team failed to appear on Monday for (he game, hut the umpires gave It to VFW because they had no report a the game had heen poUixrned.

The game had been called off earlier in the day uy Warner because It was reported lo him that the Elks' manager would not he available for game. The game is the tilt In the UUle League race for the league title. VFW manager Ray Davies said yesterday that we never claimed a forfeit. We want to )ay the game." The game Is now slated for Thursday at the Slroudsburg Little League field. QK Tittle Goes To Giants SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Vet- eran quarterback Y.

A. Tittle Tuesday was traded by the San Francisco 49ers lo the New York Giants in exchange for lineman Lou Cordileon, A spokesman for the 49ers Na- tional League pro football team said the deal "was a straight player trade--nothing else was Involved." Television Programs CHAMPIONS--These men are the players from Lackawanna Hotel, win- ners of the Monroe County Softball League title. They are (kneeling, 1. to Stanley Boorstein, Gcrn Van Why; (1st row, 1. to George Mar- tin, Bill Moyer, Russ Hooey, Oscar Woolever; (back row, 1.

to Bill Lester, Jake Jacobsen, Al Hopkins, Dick Woolever, John Manson. Miss- ing are Don Miller and John Possinger. (Staff Photo by Shafer) NEW fOKK PlIlLADELPinA CHANNELS 1 3 Thought far the L)aj 3 Farm a News Mantle: Friendly Rivals By Frank Eck DOES MICKEY MANTLE or' Roger Maris really care who hits the most home runs? Of course they do. They say they don't, that all they want lo do Is stAy healthy and help the Yankees win the American Lea- gue pennant, Still, this Is a i ques- tion with fans, rival managers and even with Yankee team- mates closest to the slugging M-Men. Fans can't believe that Mantle and Maria are buddy-buddy but the best proot that they are can be gleaned from the fact that they share the same Long Is- land apartment i reserve outfielder Bob Corv.

The baseball writers traveling with the club have tried to i a hint ot Jealousy between the pair hut Ihcir keen observations (some call It snooping and pry- ing) have been to no avail, If the M-Men aren't buddy- buddy they certainly are mas' ters at deception. For Instance, when this writer walked into the Yankee Stadium dressing room two hours before a recent night game Mantle was silting at a table reading the story about the twin bill In which Marls blasted four home runs. Marls was standing be- hind the Switcher, rending the samo story over MM's shoulder. The story told about Babe Ruth's 60 home runs In 1027 and about the probability that when nnd if Mantle and Maris reach 50 home runs they coulc expect few good strikes am more walks. Mantle had no comment, "Bases on balls, hey," Marls said as he walked away with a Em He.

Later Maria was asked aboul his hat, 1C he had made anj change since 1960 when he hii hfs high of 39 homers. "Yes, I have changed he said. "In I960 I used ba 1 Fulmer Title Fight Is Off RENO, Nev. (AP) A middle weight championship fight schnd uled for Sept. 30 In Las Vcgns off, Nevada Athletic Commissioi er Jack Tishe said Tuesday.

The fight was scheduled .115 rematch between clianipion Gen Fullmer nnd Florentine. Fenian dcz, to follow their fight in Og den, Ulah, Aug. 5. Fullmer won a split decision i 15 rounds at Ogtien but sustainc a broken elbow in tho. prooiss, Th Las Vegas light was called ol for thai reason.

Browns Obtain Duane Putnam CLEVELAND (AP)--The Clevi land Browns obtained vctcrar guard Diiane Putnam from th Dallas Cowboys ot the Nationa Football League Tuesday in cs change for an undisclosed dral choice. Hickerson, resculai guard, niffered broke right leg in an exhibition conte against tho Detroit Lions last Frl clay night. wilh the handle a bit thicker ian the one I'm using now. TI using a 33-ounce, 35-inch it. Sometimes I switch to a ob Cerv bat.

That one Is one ch longer and two ounces eavler." 'I wish fans wouldn't send oncy," Ford said. "We only ivc to have it sent back." What about the home run erby? I don't know what to say," replied. "You put me the spot. A guy would have be crazy to say he doesn't are it he hits more home runs ian somebody else." It has been written that when arls hit a recent home run nd Mantle shook his hand at ome plale (Mantle bats next), Mickey said "Nice going, you icky so-an-so," It has also been said by ankee official thnt when Maris rew a recent base on halls he urned around to Mantle ant! aid: "Hit one, Mick." These could he concoctions ol IB i Yankee publicity stafl eaded by Bob Flshel. Then gain they could be true.

But till you wonder because everj ome run means money, ant buys a lot of groceries nd fineries for the little wo- lan and her home. Roughly speaking, the Yan- ees pay Mantle and Maris omblned $100,000 for playing enter field and right field, re- pectEvely, and to hit tightly vound five-ounce baseballs Into seats. About seven-tenths of thai urn goes to Mantle, whom Man ger Ralph Houk officially callj ho team leader. At least ht ailed Mantle "the leader" in he spring. Maris, If he stays healthy, actor which has betrayed him his previous seasonsj know he can demand at least JSO.pO or 1962.

And maybe more I beals out Mantle. Probably the best man on th Yankees to seek out would A'hltey Fordj the- brilliant left landed pitcher who has bee: nvaluable to the New pennant cause. Whttey, at 32 preceded in seniority on th Yankees only by Cooch Fran and Yogi Berra, bu ie Is Mantle's best friend. On the road Mantle room alone but when he goes to th movies Ford goes with him They are golfing and companions in the off season. In the dressing room, White Ford was sitting in his come cubicle opening a Mack of mai in one letter was a dollar wit request for an autographs picture, Sports Slate WEDNESDAY Minor league Counterman! TI.

NaumiDi TITtTRSDAT Minor T.rnKiie l.liyil* vs. Crumrr A i SFJjK- I A SU Prospects )rill Saturday ALL, CANDIDATES troud Union Scliool toot- aH should go to the high school 9 a.m. Friday for iheir phys- al examinations. Kquipment uill be issued af- er the exams, and the first ractlce Is schetlulcd for Sat- rday. Teener Golf Tournament Tills Week HBRSHEY The )tti annual National Teener golf ournamcnt opened Monday at Icrshey Park.

Play continues hrough Friday, August ISth. The tournament features ight teams from all over the ountry, each representing an irea championship. The teams vill play a double elimination ourney, with games listed (or both the Hershey Stadium flcW and the Slate Police field. Games will he played on both fields at ten each morning and tit two In the afternoon. The defending champion last the Gastonla N.

C. team vill be on hand to defend the won from ihe Slmthers, Ohio team. This is the first tme In the history of the tour- nament thnt a winning team has managed to survive area playoffs and come bftck the fol- year to defend their aurels. The Pennsylvania entry Is from Chester representing area two of the eight entries. Other repeat entries from iBEt year nclude the team from Bossier City, and the enl ry from Panama Canal Zone.

The teams are housed at the Hershey Park Golf Cluh, each carrying 15 players, ranging In age from 13 to 15 ychrs. Giles Approves Game Restating CINCINNATI (AP) National Oagiie President Warren C. Giles approved rescheduling of three ames which were post- poned because ol bad weather or which ended In a tie. The July 19 Chicago at Pitts- burgh gnme will be played Aug. 28.

A San Francisco at Cincin- nati game, originally scheduled for July 21, will be played part of a twi-night doublehpader on Aug. 22. The tie game between Milwau- kee and Chicago at Chicago, on Aug. 2 will be replayed RS part of a doublcheader on Sept, 3. Tito Los AJI polos A av- eraged 10,413 fans for their first 13 home dates.

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This Is the first year Ihnt a ladles flight has been included in the club championship tourna- ment. J. Jackson, winner of the first flight competition last year, lost to Cliff Shoemaker, 2 and 1, in tho championship flight. Championship Flight--Joe Al- fred defeated Frank Johns, 4 and Harry Burgln defeated Ralph Ixhh 1 up; J. feated Clint Dlehl, 1 up, 22 holes; Grant Knowles defeated Frank Florot, 3 and Stan Beam defeated Kenny Shook, 6 and Cliff Shoemaker defeated W.

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