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Braves' Buhl May 4-D TIIE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Friday, June 27, 1958 Holbrook, Star IcJsAjiimal'. With Odd Casper Lead Training Methods, Rival Says Tampans (Continued from Page 1) ripping off the first quarter in ill i7! I I I 1 1 I I l- 1 i i i i teamed with Terry Humphries, John Jenkins and Sandy Koenig to finish second in the 200-yard medley relay for toys 13-14. Need Surgery For Shoulder Injury MILWAUKEE, June 26. (JP) Pitcher Bob Buhl of the Milwaukee Braves may require surgery to end his shoulder trouble, the team announced today. Buhl was examined by Dr.

Anthony Depalma of Philadelphia, and he confirmed an earlier diagnosis of bicipital tendonitis made by physicians in Milwaukee. The Braves said that Buhl will return for further heat and injection treatments and will not throw a ball for at least three weeks. Buhl was placed on the disabled list June 21. He will, however, continue to work out with the team to stay in shape. Then he went out and set a record.

"His coach (Percy Cerutti) scoffs when you ask him why Elliott doesn't warm up before a race. 'Why does he need to warm the coach said. 'He's fit An animal in the woods doesn't need to warm up when it has to run. It's fit. It's ready.

A man should be the same In the boys 15-16 group, a OKLAHOMA CITY, June 26. () Herb Elliott, the world's fastes miler, is an animal and his training methods are peculiar to an extreme, says an admiring rival. Elliott, an Australian, won the AAU championship mile at Bakersfield, Saturday night in 3:57.9, bettering the combine of Pat Nacol, Duane :57.8 and the half in 1:59.6. At the three quarters mark, passed in 3:03.8, Elliott and Lincoln took the lead. After the great race, Elliott apologized to the newsmen for "not doing better." Doesn't Warm Up Hodgson declared that Elliott "didn't appear the night he was to run until 20 minutes before the race.

"He just showed up in his running togs. Didn't even have on a sweat suit. He watched a couple of races, then jogged in his bare feet twice around the grass infield inside the track. and Terry Humphries and Bill Richardson finished second to a Coral Gables foursome in the 200-yard medley relay. Carol Moreland was third in world's record of 3:58 set by John Landy, another Austral a fast girls' group of 13-14-year-old 100-yard backstrokes, then "Elliott looks strong as an ox.

His strength is what impresses you. He has a big chest, and big arms. I'm going to change my system next year ian, in 1954. Gail Hodgson of South Africa joined with Shirley Casper, Coralie Houston and Carol Ken who attends the University of and work lots with weights." nedy to grab third place honors Oklahoma, was quoted by Ver in the 200-yard medley relay. Cards Acquire Other Tampa scoring: Ricky Bourkard, fifth in 12- year-old 100 yard backstroke; Terry Humphries, fifth in 100-yard freestyle for boys 13-14.

Speedy Southpaw ST. CHARLES, June 26. (JP) Frank Scott, a 19-year-old Lee County southpaw with a Visits Chess Club STETLER'S FISH CAMP MERCURY A Demonstration Before You Buy, Lots of Good Used Motors Open 7 Days a Week ON LAKE TARPON, IVi MILES S. OF TARPON SPRINGS ON NEW U. S.

HWY. 1 PHONE TARPON SPRINGS VICTOR 2-7687 fiery fast ball, has received a MOSCOW, June. 26 (Bob non Snell, sports editor of the Oklahoma City Times as saying of Elliott: "He's an animal. He won't talk to anybody. He isn't interested in the race.

He doesn't even know who he's going to run. He doesn't care. Maybe he knew Merv Lincoln was in the race but that's all. "He swam eight hours before his race. Swam and wrestled around with his friends.

The night before the race he slept on the floor in his hotel room so he could give his bed to some friends." Hodgson set the early pace Indians Sign Lake Worth Player CLEVELAND, June 26. UP) The Cleveland Indians tonight announced the signing pt Larry Brown, 18, a shortstop from Lake Worth. He is the younger brother of the Indians' catcher, Dick Brown. He is to be assigned to one of Cleveland's class farm clubs. Brown was all-conference at Lake Worth High School, the same school at which his brother and Herb Score, the by Fischer, 15-year old New Yorker who is the U.

S. Chess champion, spent his first day in the Russian capital visiting the Moscow Central Chess Club with his sister, Joan. Despite the $6000 bonus for signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scott was signed at his home here by Mercer Harris, a representative of the St.

Louis ball club. He will report Friday to the Cardinals class team in Albany, Ga. AND WE MIGHT HAVE A RECORD CROWD! Mayor Nuccro listens atten- no Mrs Tnhn VandprMppr. seated, and her sororitv sisters tell of plans language problem, Fischer vis for the Cerebal Palsy Fund contest scheduled here Saturday night between 1 1 -mm -my -mm i 4 Vi Del ited with some of the Russian Tampa ana raiaiKa. wirs.

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Lefty Shantz. Lopez then assigned right-handed hitter Earl Battey to bat for Mueller and he grounded out. Staley struck out Siebern to end the Yankee eighth after three walks, one intentional, loaded the bases. Ditmar, third Yankee pitcher, got Smith on a sharp drive to left to end the Sox eighth with runners on homer into the rightfield stands. Although the Sox hitting hero, Rivprn's thrnw tn the nlate in- Cleveland ab 0 1 Harrell 2b 2 0 0 0 1 Boston ab Keough cf 4 Runnels 2b 4 Williams If 4 Stephens If 0 Malzone 3b 4 Jensen rf 4 Gernert lb 3 Berberet 3 Buddin 4 Delock 3 0 Avila 2b 2 Geiger cf 3 0 Minoso If 3 1 Power lb 4 1 Colavito rf 3 1 Nixon 3 0 a-Doby 1 0 Held 3b 4 1 1 stead of to cutoff man in the Yankee sixth on Gil McDoug-ald's fly enabled Mantle to make second and score a big run on Skowron's two-tally single.

In the Sox seventh, Managers Al T.iino rt tVia Sir anrf Casev 0 0 0 Hunter ss '2 0 0 McLish 3 0 0 third and second. New Tork ab Chicago ab Bauer rf 1 3 Landis cf 3 0 Kubek as 3 11 Fox 2b 3 0 Mantle cf 3 11 Goodmn 3b 4 6 M'D'gald 2b 3 0 0 Lollar 3 0 Skowron lb 4 0 1 Torgeson lb) Berra 3 0 0 c-Boone lb 1 0 r.rv ah 0 Smith rf 4 1 Totals 33 jl Totals 30 I out for Nixon in 9th. i i mj: nnnr inn rrti7 nn Ol MJ V-M Vll Stengel of the Yanks had a BOSTON 000 000 101 2 i wi i i i ii til 9 tuts till! BY AM tMSURE! CLEVELAND 000 100 0001 RBI: Williams, Gernert, Colavito. None. PO-A: Boston 27-8.

Cleveland 27-10. LOB: Boston 6, Cleveland 6. 2B: Nixon, Colavito, Jensen. HR: Gernert, BIRD'S-EYE" VIEW PROVES. IT'S LiUli Siebern It 4 I ttivera it Kucks 3 0 0 Aparieloaa 4 0 Shanti 0 0 0 Donovan 1 0 strategy contest.

Don Mueller, left-handed batter, was sent to "plnch-hit for Donovan. Stengel yanked Kucks and inserted Ditmar 1 0 1 a-Mueller Williams. SB: Runnels. Geiger. PtTDHTNtl SUMMARY IP ER BB SO Staley 0 0 Jackson 10 Delock (W.

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DP: Skowron, Kubek and Kucka, Skowron and Mc-Dougald. LOB: New York 7, Chicago ff :1 I i THE CURRAGH, Ireland, mm antes 6. 2B: Bauer, Aparicio. 3B: Rivera. HR: Siebern, Rivera.

SB: Torgeson. McDoueald, Donovan. June 25. UP) Smdon, an American-owned colt who never IP ER BB SO Kucks (W, 6-3) 64 7 3 3 3 0 Shantz 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 had won a race, today captured the Irish Derby by a head over Ditmar 1H 0 0 0 0 1 Donovan (L, 3-8) 7 7 4 4 1 0 Staley 2 1 0 0 3 1 favored Paddy's Point. i 1 1 Slndon, owned by Ann Bui HBPs shantz ox.

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Score: Brandon 000 102 0 Baltimore ab Busby cf 5 Woodling If 2 3 4 4 3 Lake and 140 207 14 13 Detroit 2 Groth If 0 Virgil 3b 0 Kuenn cf 2 Kaline rf 0 B'lli'B 111! Green If 0 Murry, Simmons (3) and Rowell 2b 4 4 0 Harris lb Wilson 3 Williams rf Triandos 2 Robinson 3b 3 CastPm'n sa 3 Boyd lb 4 Gardner 2b 4 Harshman 2 iitH rrn ifi vic Boyette and Turner. State Little Major Loop Meet Scheduled Aug. 4 2 B'll'g ss 2 0 Hoeft 0 2 Moford 1 ii ii a i wm Morgan a-Zemi: 1 0 mal W'hm'i'r TALLAHASSEE, June 26. (JP) The Florida Little Major League Baseball Tournament will be held here Aug. 4-7.

Nine teams with players aged 10 to 12 will compete in the tournament for the state title Teams from Tallahassee, West Totals 30 2 8 Totals 29 5 a-Struck- out for Morgan In 8th. BALTIMORE 100 001 O0O2 DETROIT 000 000 000 0 RBI: Triandos. Boyd. Harris. PO-A: Baltimore 27-11, Detroit 27-17.

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