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Staunton, Leader, Wedneiday, Nov. 4, 1959 13 David Fultz, Staunton's Gift To Baseball Dies at Age 84 Deadline For Cage Tourney Is Tomorrow Giardello Says He's Eager To Fight Tiger Staunton Swim Club to Begin Evening Practices Soon David L. Fultz, who perhaps his spare time lie attended New was.htauntons all-time outstand lYotk Law School and in 1006 he A5R 1 Bowling Loop Results Results of the A-S-R Bowling League at the Arcadia Lanes shows: Standings Avg. Silver Star 18 6 771 Pal 18 6 747 Blue Star 15 9, 766 Gem Blades 14 10 739 Continental 13 11 733 Surgical 10 14 720 Teams who are interested in entering the YMCA Men's Clns- dfii'nf inn RiKikpthnll The Staunton Swim Club will ing gut 10 proiessional baseball, died Oct. 30 in Deland.

at the age of 84. formed a law partnership with Fred Murphy. Mr: Fultz had been football ber of swimmers this winter but also the finest squad ever to represent the local YMCA. The begin evening practice sessions CLEVELAND (AP just wiU YMCA got to get even with him and beat Lvm fiC)br on Monday Nov. 9.

are He played on sandlot teams coach at University of Mis- varsity is especially strong in next week in preparation for the opening of the Virginia Swim him big," Joey Giardello says of reminded that the deadline for hcre and in the county before souri, Lafayette College, Brown and New York University and his 10-round middleweight scrap the senior division and the new comers to team should strengthen the lower divisions. league in January. Tuesday evening at seven baseball coach at the United Last year Staunton finished o'clock the swim club will meet second in the Virginia League with special swim coach Tom tournament entry is Thursday, Nov. 5. This tournament is held every year so that the YMCA basketball committee can decide which teams will play in either or ibasketball leagues.

Marshall Braylo's Indians is the first classification basketball Personna 13 737 Sleri Sharp 12 12 698 Treet 11 13 719 but Petersburg, the champion, Tullidge and will work out in States Naval Academy, Columbia University and N. Y. U. He had officiated at many football matches and was a former president of the Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials. has lost its fine coach and this Ever Ready 10 14 706 Pile Wire 7 17 728 may hurt that team.

The Staunton team practiced and trained this summer under the pool, until 8 or 8:30. Temporarily, the following evenings have been reserved in the pool for the swim club and the two swim coaches, Melvin Trimble and Mr. Tullidge, will supervise the practice sessions: tournament entry so far but 11 or P. lh 1 --4. v.1" here tonight with Dick Tiger, British Empire middie champ from Nigeria.

Although Tiger won an unanimous decision from Giardello in Chicago Sept. 30, the bettors regard tonight's return bout as a tossup. The fight will be televised nationally. (ABC). "So'many people seem to think I've gone back a distance," said Giardello, former Philadelphia now of Rosedale, N.Y.

"But my whole trouble's been I didn't have the ambish I used to be loaded with." Coach Ed Dodge of SMA and the Monday from eight to 10, Tuesday seven to eight, Thursday the turn of the century; in fact, was signed by Philadelphia in 1898. In big league circles he was the man who started a union for players. Mr. Fultz, who was president of the International League in 1819-20, also had been a football coach and official. He retired twelve years ago as a lawyer with offices at 165 Broadway, New York, and went to Lake Helen, where he bought the estate, of Henry A.

De Land. In 1912, Mr; Fultz created a furor in" baseball by unionizing major leaguers in an organization called the Flayers Fraternity. The group threatened to strike in 1917, but the walkout was averted after Mr. Fultz won some concessions for players. The union disintegrated during World War 1.

Born in Staunton, Mr. Fultz was graduated in 1898 from more entries are expected before Thursday's deadline. Teahis who are interested in entering in either the YMCA girls or mens basketball leagues this season may get entry blanks at the YMCA office or by calling the YMCA. from seven to eight. These even ing sessions will be in addition to the afternoon practices from varsity made the best showing it has ever made in the Junior Olympics in August at Waynesboro.

1 That Staunton will be one of the strongest teams in the Virginia League is taken for granted. Whethed it has what it takes to become Virginia's new champion remains to be seeri. This is the final year of competition for Staunton's All-State champion, Buster Shaner. If he were not limited to three events three to four. At the first session on Tues California Anxious for Probe Of Its.

Roughness Charge day evening Mr. Tullidge wants to watch all swim club members in action. This will include the new, young members who came up to the club from the "Learn to Swim" classes this summer. In 1935, Mr. Fultz was Republican candidate for assemblyman from the Twenty-first (Flatbush) District of Brooklyn.

He served as a first lieutenant in the United States Air Service in World War I. A former president of the New York Society of Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence and the Men's League of the Flatbush Congregational Church, Brooklyn, Mr. Fultz was a founder of the Touchdown Club of New York. He leaves his wife, Marjorie. Picks Vols To Whip LSU Tigers By HAROLD CLAASSEN Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, (AP)-Results of Tuesday's general elections included these winners (last week by league rules Staunton might win firsts in every event in the halfback Steve Bates in Satur The varsity swim team should day's came here.

not only 1iave the largest num- coming dual meets They said they had viewed films Brown University, where he was of the game carefully with USC President Norman Topping and P. B. Razor 5 19 706 1st high. ind. 3 games A.

Dras-al, 595, 2nd high, ind. 3 games W. Roszak, 589. 3rd high, ind. 3 games M.

Craun, ,577. 1st high, ind. game R. Sheets 243. 2nd high, ind.

game W. Reil 225. 3rd high, ind. game R. Duglan -C.

Clary 224 Individual averages A. Dras-al 186. R. Duglan 175, W. Johnson 174, V.

Landrum 169, T. Johnson 168, W. Roszak 166, E. Slusser 165, B. Johnson 164, W.

Reil 163, C. Vande Water 163', M. Hahn 162, W. Goss 158, V. Jubert 158, R.

Nuckoles 158, R. Edmunds 157, M. Craun, 156, S. Boscarino 155, J. Christ 155, M.

Newien 152, W. Pallavicini 151, C. Roscoe 151, C. Clary 150, V7 Killoran 150, J. Miller 150, E.

Alexander 149, B. Sterrett 149, F. Giles 148, J. Giovanelli 148, A. Mizak 148, W.

Young 147, .1. Matchett 146, B. Kooshian 145, A. Calverly 144, L. DeAngelis S.

Duken 144, I. Gilner 142, Melnick 142, R. Sheets 142, E. Sparhawk 142, C. Lucas 141, D.

Raymond 140, S. Escobedo 139, S. Wells 138, R. White 138, A. Striano 137, E.

Moomaw 135, H. Carey 133, K. Townsend 131, F. Turbet 131, F. Bayles 130, J.

Rogers 130, H. Shady 130, J. Bartolomei 128, G. LaCas 126, E. Vines 125, J.

Madigan 124, II. Smith 122. J. Kinsella 121, T. Vallone 121, R.

Raley 119. Vice President Francis Tappan. considered one of Brown's best backs in football. He was captain of both the eleven and the baseball team. Signed by the Philadelphia BERKELEY, Calif, iff) The University of California is anxious the Big Five to study its offer charges of deliberate roughness by USC All-America candidate Mike McKeever.

University President Clark Kerr and Chancellor Glenn T. Seaborg, in a formal statement Tuesday night, charged the 218-pound lineman with purposely injuring Cal and added that they expected USC officials to take appropriate ac T(OT) FORMATION No quarterback or halfback or even a l16th back, this youngster, Peter Christiansen IV of Monroe, lines up as a center as he gets an early start toward possible career In football. Pete's just two years old. tion. After returning to Los Angeles baseball team in 1898, Mr.

Fultz went to Baltimore the next year and played Under John J. Mc- Dr. Topping met with USC's Faculty Athletic Committee and then Graw. After the formation of World's Champion 'Argentine Rocca" All-Star Wrestling Card featuring ten ot the World's Top WrenUer to be held FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1959 AT THE ARIMOUV IN HAKKISONBURG.

VIRGINIA and It Is probably the lawt opportunity for local fan to "Rocca? in person and promoter "Tuckey Leake" has ba two yearn In booking him here. The bouU featured hi die greatest wrestling show ever held south of Washlng1nt D. C. are: ARGENTINE ROCCA vii THE SnEIK WAM.ICK CHIEF BIG HEART AX, SMITH vs BASTIEN ROCKY COLOMBO SALVOLDI JOHNNY BALLENTINE SKOLAND Tickets are on ale at Novelty News and SU'a Lunch and make your reservations by calling Harrlwnnburg 4-2651. issued a formal apology the American League, he went "This, as well as other incidents Going To Be Memorable Season for Bulldogs to Milwaukee with Connie Mack in the game, we feel could have and played shortstop and second base.

In 1901 Mr. Mack took By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS against 1 w-ill be any team," Teague another tough game ing pretty well themselves at moving the ball, worked on one the record was 40 winners among been avoided. To the extent that we are responsible, we apologize. We will insist that our teem play good, hard, I clean football The coaches are instructed to see ine cuaaei may or may noi for us." of their poten, weapons pass Fultz with him to the Philadelphia Americans. There he 55 candidates for a .727 average): Tennessee over Lousiana State: the Tigers reached their emotional who've been do- ing vesterday.

Jerry Nettles The "Bulldogs naci irouDie wun nis arm in win the Southern Conference football championship this year, but whatever happens it's going to be one of the most memorable sea that this policy is followed." and Bill Whaley did the pitching, mostly to end Paul Maguire and peak of the season last Saturday in their 7-3 victory over Mississp- USC Coach Don Clark and Mc halfback Billy Hughes. Guard Pete Davidson was idle with an Keever had denied charges that McKeever deliberately struck 175- City Bowling League Results sons in history for the Bulldogs. With a 4-0 conference record, pi. Now they must go against the gridiron's toughest single wing and was shifted to the outfield. That season the Athletics won their first pennant and Mr.

Fultz was credited with contributing much to their success. From 1903 to 1905 he played ankle injury 11 teum. The vols will be too much the Bulldogs already have won as Injuries made news at William pound Bates with his elbow in falling on him along the sidelines after the whistle had blown. 1 many league games' as they did in for them. Northwestern over Wisconsin: In the Staunton City Bowling with the New York Yankees when and Mary and George Washing ton, lost its No.

2 fullback Dave Way, with a shoulder sepa their best previous year, 1957, when they finished 4-2 in confer League, Division, results ot Much attention has been paid to Bates suffered a shattered cheek! bone and broken nose. His face; Clark Griffith managed the team i.i i in a Church League For Better Recreation lliirinp the off seasons and in iiwtn western weann oi odcus. ence competition. Iheyve been while still celebrating the still is so swollen an ODeration! the eighth week season, State Farm took four points from Macke; Post Office and All Stars members since 1936. but take a gander at tnose wuacai i- linemen.

Th-iV are tough too. ASR Women's Bowling Loop In addition, the Bulldogs' 6-1 return of No. 1 fullback Lauren Kardatzke. lost tackle Ellis Wisler, who bruised a knee. Way will be out all season, Wisler one split two and two; Parker's Mark has been postponed.

California's Kerr and Seaborg, in their statement, cited other instances involving McKeever. They I PrSfiPT I PHTK Texas over Baylor: the LUUIivl I villi! I horns have yielded only five touch- et and Smith's Transfer split two over-all record leaves them a fine opportunity to post the best won- and two; and National Valley week. Results of the ASR Women's Bank and Craigsville Independents lost mark in the military college 55 years of intercollegiate foot TO MINISTERS, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH MEMBERS: You are cordially Invited to join our Tenpln or Duckpto winter leagues. You may Join as an Individual, or team with two to live persons, or ai a league with four or more teams Star center Chuck Boone, out split two and two. downs in seven games-r-if you Vrtlif A run can' score, howcan you beat 4 jpiit Again Th I I Syracuse over Penn State: The An able Swats Atlantic team! Davis boys take the measure of speeu icauy named the previous week's USC-Stanford game and last year's Cal-USC game.

several weeks with an injury, Standings ball. Only in 1926, when the record Bowling League at the Arcadia Lanes: POINTS Pal Injector 25 Ever Ready Brush 24 Pet. returned to Richmond workouts McKeever was ousted from Sat ,656 but may not be well enough to was 7-3, and in 1937, when it was set a firm pace for the Leader state's Ritchie Lucas Post Office 21 11 Harrisonburg A'J Stars 19 13 urday's game won by USC 14-7 ,594 start Saturday against George 7-4, have teams from The Citadel Bowling's fundamentals of "Fun, and Better Health" Can be Mississippi over Chattanooga: Keglers No. 1 in the first two Treet DE WA Washington. The Spiders worked State Farm Insurance 19 13 .594 but for roughing up Bear quarterback Pete Olson after Bates enjoyed by all.

It appeals especially to mixed groups and won as many as seven games. Percentage wise the finest rec Gem Reversible 19 on pass defense and The Rebels take out their anger over their loss to LSU on the Gem Razors 16'i was'" injured. He also was ousted Pass defense and offense also ord, 6-1-1, came 'way back in 1916 Parker's Market 19 13 .594 Macke 17 15 .531 Smith's Transfer No. 1 16 16 .500 families. (Families who play together stay together).

Bowling once a week widens your acquaintances and friends. Blue Star DE 16 from the Stanford game for un All three of the games left on were stressed at Virginia leen, Southern California over West It Is Dutch Treat, no worrying about my tlms to entertain, necessary roughness. National Vallev Bank 11 21 the schedule for this year's Bull Results Ever Ready Brush, 5 vs. Gem Reversible, Gem Razors, 4 vs Pal Injector, Blue dogs promise to be tough. The Craigsville but in a90-minute session the Techmen had very little contact work.

VMI was warned by Coach John big ones, of course, are the bouts Indrnendents 6 26 .188 Star 'E, 4 vs Treet DE 1. Averages S. Harlow. 131; M. with VMI Nov.

14 and with West Virginia Nov. 21 which will make and Inexpensive. Phone TU 6-5263, and let us help you to organize a team, or league NOW. ARCADIA BOWLING LANES 121 E. Beverley St.

Staunton, Va, McKenna it have to improve High team game, State Farm, 863; high team set. State Farm. 2507; high individual game, J. Post Office, 217; high in or break The Citadel's, push to Turbet, 131; M. Ross, 128; Mary Snyder, 128; F.

Silling, 128; C. Reed, 125: P. Moore, 125; Mabel ward its first Southern Confer its defense to hold high scoring Lehigh this week. The Keydets then worked hard on that games Monday night. The Keglers, with Rodger Losh bowling a high single of 171, hurled the woods to gain a victory in the The Leader Keglers No.

2. quite recovered from last week's disastrous defeat, last night rolled strikes and spares to post a 3-1 victory, in a wood-smashing battle vs. Moose Lodge No. 2. Kegler James Wilson scored a 5-9-10 spare.

Statistics The Loader Keglers No. 1 Games Avge. Roy Stephenson 13 138 Herbert Barkley 24 135 Rodcer Ixsh 21 114 ence crown. dividual set, Duncan, State Farm. 599.

Virginia: The McKeever twins get some real Mountaineers to work on. Elsewhere: Auburn over Mississippi Stale, Clemson over Duke, Georgia over Florida. Washington over Oregon State, Purdue over Michigan State, Arkansas over Rice, Oregon over California, Air Force over Missouri, Georgia Tech over Notre Dame. Fight Results By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS But Coach Eddie Teague isn't thinking any farther ahead than Honor bowlers for the night this Saturday's scrap with undo J. I.ogan.

217 game, 52fi set; W. feated Presbyterian, a small col Snyder, 122: H. Kurtz, 119; M. Abalangelo, 118; S. Mullenax, 117; B.

Hulvey, 114; G. Raymond, 114: I. Sheets. 114; S. Ham, 111; G.

Wiseman, 110; M. Colvin. 108; M. Ahearn, 108; S. Ilevener, 107; N.

Clatterbaugh, 107; V. Roberts, 102; II. Cline, 100; B. Steele, 99; McDonaldson. 503 set: G.

Pfoutz, lege power which already has been chosen to play in the Tangerine Bowl. "They're big and strong and 499 set; L. Dell, 514 w. Duncan. 216 game, 599 set; R.

Kennedy, 511 W. Johnson, 517 set; Powell, 199 game; R. (Although this is addressed to Chevrolet owners, we'd be glad to have you read it, no matter what make you now own or plan to buy. It might well be as 'interesting and significant to you as to the Chevrolet owner.) TO THE MORE THAN 16 MILLION PEOPLE WHO OWN CHEVROLETS J. Leavel, 99; B.

Garletts, 97; N. Paxton, 96; G. Cline, 94; J. their backs can move the ball Humphreys, 515 set. Fresno, Calif.

Ben Medina, 99 139, Fresno, stopped Paddy De- Marco, 12, Brooklyn, 7. 97 Billy Robertson 21 James Grimm Jr 23 Norris Vancleave 11 High individual series: Roy NEW STORE HOURS Monday To Thursday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M.

SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Stephenson, 458; Herbert Barkley, Miami Beach, Fla. Gomeo Brennan, 150'i, Bimini, outpointed Jimmy Martinez, l.r3'4. Phoenix, 10.

Bangkok, Thailand Samart Sorndaeng, 150, Bangkok, out-ooinfed Del Flanagan, 151, St. 442; Rodger Losh, 435. High individual game: Herbert Barkley, 184; Rodger Losh, 171; Roy Stephenson, 1G5. The Leader Keglers No. 2 Paul, 10.

London, England Terry Sheets, 90; P. Kinsella, 87; Mantay, 71. High game S. Harlow, 181; M. Abatangelo, 175.

High Series M. Turbet, 451; F. Silling, 435. Little League Games Listed Games Wednesday 6:00 Packers vs Eagles-Juniors 7:30 Rams vs Steelers Juniors Games Saturday 10:00 Cardinals vs CavaHers Midgets 6:00 Bears vs Redskins Seniors 7:30 Giants vs Colts Seniors Games Avge. i A lug Downs, 1W4, England, slopped ALL WOOL FIRST QUALITY FLANNEL 55) SUITS I Johnny MeCormnck, 1(h), bcot- 23 15 ...10 18 U-o Stafford Paul Kershner Jesse Laync Pierre J.

Nimax ion UIIU, JUinil rxi f.v'::-; --lis 117 110 107 84 Gordon Kirby 23 Clarence Crummett 20 James Wilson 12 title) Freddie Gilroy, llO'k'i, Ireland, outpointed Piero Hollo, 116' 4 Italy, 15. (for European bantamweight title). Honolulu Dummy Ursua. 114'i, Stockto.i, sloped Rav Perez, 114'i, Honolulu, 6. The firnl and the latest tht 191 1 and the I960 ChrrroM.

The progrent rrprmnkd hne is the mult of continuing tffmlt to make your new Chevrolet alwayn more beautiful, more vtrful and more tu'uabte in every respect. High Series: Paul Kershner, 42: Leo Stafford, 436; Gordon Kirby, 412. High Singles: I-co Stafford, 170; Paul Kershner, Gordon Kirby, I fit. Next Wrrk' Bowling Nov. 9-Lanes 5 A 6, Loader Krglers No.

1 vs. Central Drug Stores. Nov. 10-Lanes 7 8. Bosser-nian Duggins vs.

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