The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 6

-1 -t 1, 1956 Noosho. Daily News I fie For Flight Chomp 'TV-' fc. urn The annual City Golf Chrumion-j ship closed Sunday with Ralph 1 Nensc, golf course manager, winning the tourney with two under par 108. Mr. Ncase shot 32-33-36.

Hank Willinms of 821 Terrace was second with an even par while Joe Wcston of 600 W. Hickory St. fired away for a score of 110 to take third. All three men qualified for the champion flight, Others were placed in and flights according to their qualifying scores. The flight wound up in a four- way tic between Bryan Williams of 420 S.

Valley, Gersler Lontz of 621 Young Lee Butler of 340 W. Nine Standings ALL GAMES i I 1 i il 4 BrVan Williams, left, 420 S. Valley Gernster Lentz, center, 621 Young and Lee Butler, 340 W. Hill St. tied for first place in the flight bf the City Golf Tourney, along with Norman Fleet of Fort CrowdeY.

The three are shown at the golf course yesterday as they began a playoff which only succeeded in eliminating Mr. Lentz. (Daily News Photo) II VvlllAH l4 (Additional Sports on page eight) Carthage Aurora Neosho Nevada Webb City Lamar Mount Vernon Cassville Moriett 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 3 0 3 0 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 0 3 Games Friday Neosho at Pierce City (non-conference) Nevada at Monctt Aurora at Lamar Webb City at Cassville Mount Vernon at Carthage Hill St. and Norman Fleet of Fort Crowdcr, all of whom fired 113, The first throe man jbinett in a playoff round 'Sunday, but Succeeding only in eliminating Mr. Lentz, who shot 39, the other two, tying again with 3G.

A playoff between Mr. Fleet, Mr. Williams and Mr. Butler is planned for next Sunday. flight was won by Jack JJohnson with a score of 118;" In the flight, Donald.

Anderson had a for the top score, while Arthur Ashley, only remaining member of the Neosho Country Club, forerunner of the Municipal Golf Course, was second. Altogether 29 golfers took part in the tourney. The winners in each flight will receive a trophy, wiiilo the runncrs-up will receive other prizes. Pineville Leads McDonald League After Win Friday PINEVILLE (Special) The vilfc High School Blackhawks chalked up their fourth baseball victory of the season in as many games with a 4-1 victory over Goodman here Friday afternoon. Results were; Pineville 4 runs, 7 hits, no errors; Goodman 1 run, 5 hits, 1 error.

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1 ALLUS EiRINKiS HOME TH 6VNCOM A IQ-t Golf Tourney Winner, Runner-Up CLASSIFIED ADS STMYEt) from pasture 2 mllas North of Tiff City large dark brln- die cow with smutty white face. II found notify 0. E. Reynolds, HI; Anderson, Ph, 'Seneca 6-2923. REWARD Ralph Nease, left, won the championship flight of the City Golf Tourney which closed Sunday, while Hank Williams, 821 Terrace place, was a close second.

(Daily News Photo) rooklyn to HAVE ROOM for two more pn- tients at my home at 309 W. Coler. Phdnc 1774, Card of ORCHIDS TO: The Two "Instiga tors" and all collaborator's Also, The Plumber Friends both Artistic Si Culinary, as well as The "Jolly and "Sricaky Lets not beat about the "Daily I Thank You. Old 28-98-58 (Jim Roscbcrry) Our thankso al who In way helped to lessen our sorrow in the great loss of our wife, mother sister, especially Rev. Charles Black, the singers, the ones who dug the grave, those who brought food and sent flowers.

Our heart felt thanks to all. William Fry The families of Ted, Charlie, Lyman, Ben and Sam Fry Mrs. Mary Tillotson and family Lawrence Divine Mrs. Belle Wilson. Automotive for 11 JUST PURCHASED Our New Home U-AH come see us at 507 W.

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Buy them at 2102 Range Line, Hiway 71, Joplin, Mu, Sharp Mobile Homes, Inc. NEW YORK Brooklyn Dodgers who did it the hard way all season, vowed today to smash the National League's two longest World Series jinxes by making it two in a row over the New York Yankees. Weary but determined after their spine-tingling, fina-Uday triumph in one of the most nerve- wracking pennant races of all time, the battling Brooks found themselves in a familiar position. The oddsmakers are saying they can't do it and have installed the Yankees as 7-5 "man-to-man" choices to win their 'sixth world championship in seven trips under Casey Stengel. The odds-makers also listed the Yankees 6-5 choices to win the opening game at Ebbets Field Wednesday on the assumption that 19-game winner Whitey Ford will pitch for them against Sal -Maglic, the Dodgers' 39-year-old no-hit comeback veteran.

But the Dodgers grew accustomed to laughing at the odds during their season-long, uphill battle with the Milwaukee Braves. They're certain they can break the senior circuit's long-standing jinxes. For, not since 1907-08-09 has the National League won three straight World Series and not since 1921-22 have, the Yankees dropped two straight classics. Brooklyn waited a long lime to find a scries winning formula, doing it last year when they beat the Yankees in seven games to win their first series in eight tries. It will mark the seventh series between the two clubs, their fourth in the last five years.

The first two games are scheduled for little Ebbets Field with its seating capacity of only 32,000 on Wednesday and Thursday with the next three games at the 68,000 seat Yankee Stadium on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. If the sixth and seventh games in the best four out of seven series are necessary they will be played in Ebbets Field on the following Monday and Tusday. Brooklyn Manager Walt Alston took the pennant triumph calmly in contrast to a riotous club house celebration by his players. He said he hadn't "given any thought to World' Series pitching plans. 11 "Maglie would be the guy, but I don't know if he can work with days rest," Alston added.

"I want a guy who can keep the ball low in this park." Stengel, when advised of those League jinxes, said "I don't believe in 'em." 'I wouldn't be starting this here Ford at Brooklyn if I did," he grinned. The Dodgers usually murder southpaw pitching in their own Park, and Ford, when asked whether he ever had pitched in Ebbets Field, replied: "Yes, but not for long." Wantod 11 ED: Light car or pick-up 1946 to 1952. PhOOC 1730. fi COL. ELMER H.

LAY giving BROOKLYN The New York Yankees are 7-5 favorites to win the World Series and 6Vfe-5 to win the first game from the Brooklyn Dodgers today in the official "Broadway line." Odds-makers pointed out those are "man- to-man" quotations. The odds- makers, themselves, arc GVfc to 5 to the bettor who wants the Dodgers and 7V4 to 5 to the bettor who wants the Yankees. NEW YORK (UP) The New York Giants completed their big summer deal with the St, Louis Cardinals Sunday when they obtained pitcher Gordon Jones from the Jones, a right-hand- er, pitched for Omaha in the American Association this year, compiling a 13-8 record. AUCTION Experienced Qualified ANY TYPE OF SALE ANBY MO. GROVER 2-312K FOR Upholstery and Drapes.

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Dale Clark was catcher for Pineville. (Pitchers for Goodman were Francisco and Cowan, who struck out six and walked three. Lett was catcher for Goodman. Daughcrty of Goodman hit a triple. Larry Kilby of Pineville, three limes at bat, had two, base hits.

Pineville scored three runs in the fourth inning on three hits and an srror, Friday's victory puts Pineville at toe top of the McDonald County Conference in baseball play this fall. The final conference games will be played Friday. Southwest City will play here at 1 p.m. and Goodman will meet White Rock. The Blackhawks will have a non- conference game Tuesday, October 9, at Anderson.

They won over Vnderson in a non-conference game 'iere two weeks ago. NEW YORK (UP) Tommy Heinsohn, who scored 1,789 points in three seasons for Holy Cross, has agreed to play for the College All Stars in their annual basketball game with the New York Knickerbockers Oct. 20. Si Green of Duquesne, Joe Holup of George Washington and Bill Thieben of Hofstra already were named to the all-star team. EARL SERVICE Sm.

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The Dodgers will start selling tickets on an over the counter basis only at 6 p.m., EOT, today with a limit of two tickets to each Brooklyn game- per customer. Maglie worked Saturday, the first of the three straight victories the Dodgers scored over the Pirates to take the pennant. The climax came Sunday when Duke Snider and Sandy Amoros powered the Dodgers to an 8-6 dramatic triumph as Big Don Ncwcombe, with relief help from Don Bessent in the eighth and ninth innings, registered his 27th victory of the season. It was a heart-breaking finish for the Braves, who several times seemed to have the pennant in their grasp, only to let it slip" away. Milw Hitting Blamed By Pennant Loss HOUYWOO STAAIIIST in Don't Thlt SHOW ST.

LOUIS (UP) Baseball's wheel of fortune just missed making the full circle for Fred Haney and left the marker pointing to a second-place finish in the National League for his Milwaukee Braves. "We lost it Haney said, "We have nobody to blame but ourselves. We came here a 'game ahead and needed to win all'three. We fired and fell back." Th Braves lost the first two games of the series, 5-4 and 2-1 in 12 innings, and came back to take- a finale in which there was little consolation. Eddie Mathews, coming out of a batting slump on the final day, had 3-for-4 and batted in three runs, two of them with his 37th home run of the season, to beat the St, Louis Cardinals, 4-2, and gain undisputed possession of second place.

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