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Phillies Wallop Cubs 12-2 2 THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Saturday, May 12. 1962 Senators Blast Orioles At Rocky Point Semis loday lii City Golf Riherd Chastain CHICAGO ') Don Demeter batted in six runs with a grand Mam homer, single, and sacn By GORDON BEARD BALTIMORE UP) The last-plafe Washington Senators scored 11 runs after two were out in the sixth inning last By BYRON IIOLLINGSWORTH lee fly, as the Philadelphia Phillies pounded the Chicago Tribune Sports Writer Semifinals will be played to; Cubs, 12-2. before a Wrigley Field crowd of 1 .004 yesterday day in the city match play golf night and walloped the Baltimore Orioles 12-1 behind the The Phillies celebrated their successful Chicago 1962 debut with a brand new sensational six-hit pitching of rookie Dave Stenhouse. The lowly Senators, sacking liigh total of 16 hits as well as still in the running. A former city medal champ, he has been one of the top competitors ia the match play tournament for years.

He has been under par in each of his previous matches. The 23-year-old Chastain is a former Plant High and Vandcr-bilt golfer now doing a hitch in the Air Force. He proved his ability as a par-smasher in firing a five-under' 30 on tiie front nine in eliminating in the quarter finals. Tee Off at 11:40 The championship semifinals lying their previous high total their sixth victory in 24 games. of 12 runs.

They had not scored as many run's since opening day fyis Pi (( Burnham Berg were nursing a 1-0 lead when season long frustrations exploded with a vengeance, including a grand slam homer by Gene Woodling. at Cincinnati. This made it easy for rookie right-hander Jack Hamilton to toast to his third wnn two out and runners on first and second, 10 consecu Dohlberg. M. Carlton vs.

John Enander (first flight). 11:40 Burnham vs. Berg, fcham-pionship). Bill Dudley vs. Alston Mo Gahagin (championship B).

11:50 Riherd vs. Chastain (championship), Sam Potter vs. Phil Gerster (championship B). championship at Rocky Point with three youthful aspirants and one veteran shooting lor spots in tomorrow's 36-hole title match. Ronnie Burnham meets Robert Berg, while Tommy Riherd plays David Chastain.

a ii match will be a battle of long hitters and deadly putters. Burirham will be seeking a place in the finals for the second straight year. At 24, Burn-ham devotes considerable time to golf and once turned pro. He was co-medalist in 1961 and went to the finals where he lost to George McN'ally on the final hole. He was.

low qualifier again this year and has been par or better in each of his matches. Tampa U. Student Berg, a University of Tampa student from Jamestown, N.Y.. and a newcomer to city competition, has been a surprise of the annual championship. He is an accurate shooter and has played par in matches to date.

Riherd. a dental supply company executive, is the veteran triumph among five decisions. Hamilton scattered eight hits. nd fanned 10. another seasonal lilch for the Phillies.

His route-going performance was the first 'by a Philadelphia pitcher in the past 20 games. Philadelphia, winning its sixth of the past eight games, kayoed starter Dick Ellsworth during a four-run third when Demeter delivered his slam the second of his national career as well as his second against the Cubs. Outfielders Johnny Callison and Ted Savage of the Phils got lour hits each, a feat matched by the Cubs' Billy Williams. The loss was charged to Ells- start at 11:40 this morning with Burnham and Berg playing in a foursome with the bottom bracket of the championship flight, and Riherd and Chastain playing with the top bracket semifinalists at 11:50. Pairings for today (semifinal all flights): 10:50 B09S Conway vs.

Bud Wil-math, Carl Hendricks vs. Ralph Snow (sixth flicht). 10:58 B. M. Weaver vs.

Mel Hoover, George Pennington vs. Woods White (fifth flight). 11:06 Jack Mims vs. Sam McCal-Inm, Ted Nicolette vs. Bill Burklew (fourth flight.

Curtis vs. Joe Casper. tive Washington batters reached first base. Stenhouse, who knocked in two runs with a single his first time up, finally ended the incredible rally by popping out as 4,037 hometown fans cheered derisively. Chuck Cottier started the string with a run-scoring double off losing pitcher Art Quirk and later chased two more runs across on a double off Hal Brown, the third Baltimore pitcher of the inning.

Wes Stock, who relieved Quirk, failed to retire any of the six men he faced and gave up the bases loaded homer to Woodling. It was the fifth homer of the season for Woodling, and the third grand slam of his major league career. SAFE AT THE PLATE The Bombers' Al Summerford slides in under the tag of Tampa Electric catcher Tony Gonzalez to score on a wild pitch for the Clearwater team last night. (Staff Photo by Vernon Barchardt) Eric Rieke vs. George Bruns third i SEE BASEBALL Reds Edge vorth, his fourth in six de-J flight).

Gaver vs. Bob Becton Robert Reed vs. Ken Vennett (second: Holds Hitless flight). 11:30 E. R.

Milliken vs. George Haney TECO Pirates t-jsions, as head coach Lou Klein poured five pitchers into the game. It was the Cubs' fifth loss in seven games under THIS WEEK ON A Klein's direction. Phil. ab t'hiciifo tVahlnrtnn To Win 3-2 ab Baltimore Crandall Has Big Bat Piersall cf Hinton II Taylor 2b 4 allison rf 6 1 Schaive 3b 4 I CINCINNATI UPi Righthand- Bright lb i i 11' I 4 11 1 -1 .1 ha age If 5 Sievers lb 4 Ilemete 3b 4 ers Joey Jay ana Al ivictjean vvciuon nancy, tint- )i caiciu-ih caicui-s in ten iieiu Woodling if 1 Brak i 4 Hulls2b 4 illiams l( 1 Altman ri 2 Bank lb 3 Santo 3b-sa 0 Rnh'son 0 o-McK't 3h 1 Barrasan i foiipht a If-n-iP nitfhprs hatt new earwater liomlKT DllC l-l DV U.

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i.l i- i w. i hurlers failed and the vIiifi II- iiiiif.sM in nutuiiK nil- ouiuucia; Hancy anrl Hancock: Dodten. ThomD- Cottier 2b Stenhouse Bcnion lb) ana oon.alci. "inati Reds eked out a 3-2 come- to a 7-0 victory in the opener sn over the from-behind victory Kllsworth 1 Hobbic 0 BalMmo 2 Anderson ft b-Morhardt 1 Schultz 0 Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 nnings. of a double header last night at Cuscaden Park.

Clearwater met a i 1 i fl 0 0 I ml. 0 Totals 39 12 12 Totals 34 1 6 a-Struek out lor Brown in 8th Washington 000 lO'll) 000 12 1 NEW YORK fP Del Crandall drove in four runs with a double and two singles and the Milwaukee Braves cut off a ninth inning rally by the New York Mets for an 8-5 victory tonight in the first meeting between the two clubs. The Braves went into the bot Hank Aaron and Denis Menke's single knocked in the other scores. The Mets scored their first run in the second on Cook's triple to deep left center and Taylor's sacrifice fly. Hickman's fourth homer, in the third, provided the Mets with their other run.

Baltimore 000 000 001 1 RBI Piersall. Schaive, Woodling 4, Cottier 3, Stenhouse 2. Lau. 2. Shaive.

Adair. PO-A Washington Ph. 237-2361 237-2811 5801 Florida Ave. 27-8. Baltimore 27-10.

DP Temple, Adair and Gentile. LOB Washington 6, Baltimore 7. 2B Cottier 2. HR Wood i.itu vvjjiiuu; xuii Muit'U uu Frank Robinson's single to tenter. It was Robinson's first hit of the game.

Jay (4-3) gave up only five hits before Bill Mazeroski singled to center with one out in the tenth. Next McBean (3-1) struck out, but the following three Pirates Dick Sehofield, Dick Groat and Bob Skinner-hit safely to put the Buccaneers ahead, 2-0. Saints Win Over Lakeland (Continued from Page 1) land Giants a 9-5 Florida Stale League defeat. Tne win was only the fifth for the ceilar club. The loss was the 11th against eight victories for Lakeland.

Lakeland 000 012 0025 St. Petersburg 213 021 00x 9 ling. SB Hinton. PITCHING SUMMARY tom of the ninth leading 8-2 with starter Bob Shaw (3-1) Totals 40 12 16 Totals 36 2 8 a-Grounded out for Robertson In 8lh; h-grounded out for Anderson in dth. Philadelphia 204 500 lot) 12 Chicago 100 010 000 2 RBI Savage 2, Sievers, Demeter 6.

tavis, Hamilton. Williams 2. Taylor, Klaus. PO-A Philadelphia 27-9, hicago 27-14. DP Balsamo.

Robert-ton and Banks. IX)B Philadelphia 8, Chicago 11. 2B Brock, Callison. Sav-ce. 3B Hubbs.

HR Demeter. SB-Williams. White. SK Demeter. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ERBBSO Hamilton fW, 3-2) 9 8 2 2 4 10 i Ellsworth 2-4 2 6 6 6 2 0 xi Hobbie 1 6 5 5 1 2 Balsamo 4 3 1112 Anderson 1 0 0 0 2 IP ER BB SO Stenhouse (W.

2-0) 9 6 1116 Foods in the second game. Haney tamed the Tampans all the way and the only well tagged ball was Manuel Seoane's drive near the left field fence in the seventh. The Bombers got only four hits off three TECO pitchers, but benefited from walks and four errors. They put together walks to Al Summerford and Doug Mason, a Ray Mink double, a single by Wally Vernasco and an error for three runs in the fourth frame. Clearwater added three more tallies in the fifth on two errors.

and seemingly in control. Conservative singles by Gus Bell. Marv Throneberry and Cliff Quirk 1-2) 53 6 5 4 4 2 -Stock 0 4 6 6 2 0 Brown 24 2 1 1 0 0 Hoeft 1 0 0 0 0 1 x-Faced 8 men in 6th. Hurlev. Flaherty, Runge, Carri- STRIP Cook scored one run.

That hi in Hank Fischer who Cincinnati ab Blasi me 2b 3 0 Pittsburgh ab Sehofield 3b 5 Groat ss 5 1 1 0 1 0 1 gan. 2:22. A 4,037. xAx, OLDSftAR, FLA Skinner If 5 Gos If 0 I Marshall lb 3 j-t lend lb 1 lemente if 4 I Burgess 4 fchultz 1 1 0 0 0 1 Faced 4 batters in 3rd. (xi Faced 5 batters in 4th.

HBP By Balsamo (Taylor). WP Balsamo. Conlan. Buikhart. Bele- Yanks 5, Palatka 2 PALATKA (JP) An error and 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 RnjHs 2b 0 e-Gaines 1 Kako 4 Pinson cf 4 Robinson rf 5 oleman lb 4 lb 0 Post II 4 Kdwards 4 Cardenas ss 3 2 d-Zimmer 1 koudas.

Walsh. A (paid) White And Brazil Win Stock Races singles by Summerford and 1.004. Virdon i 4 Maei 'ki 2b 4 McBean 4 Face 0 a cluster of hits gave Fort Harry Hancock and two walks. iLauderdaIe a 5-2 Florida State got another out but gave up singles to Sammy Taylor, Jim Hickman and Felix Mantilla that scored a pair. Don Nottebart then came on with the bases loaded and got Charlie Neal on a called third strike to end it.

Crandall knocked in a run in a three-run second inning uprising against Al Jackson 11-4'. Singles by Hank Aaron and Frank Boiling preceded Cran-dall's run-scoring double. Roy Summerford reached base on Sidelined League victory last night over a forceout in the sixth ad-i Palatka. rotan 11 2 totals 35 3 9 vancea on a passea uan ana Th vmitt -oH i-unc a-Purposely pasrd for Hlasingame in scored the final run on a wild'in the seeond inning when the Pitch- i ball sot awav from Palatka's BALTIMORE (VP) The Kan-Fas City Athletics announced last night that third baseman Wayne Causey would be sidelined from three to six weeks with a bruised shoulder muscle. Highlight for TECO was baseman.

In the seventh, a WORLD CHMPIOW RACING single by Mike Magan and a MacMillan then singled in two) Two Tampa drivers, Larry Brazil and Dick White, won the stock ear races at Phillips Field last night. For Brazil, it was No. 4 for the season. For White, it was his first time in the winner's role. Chuck Grimm and Jim Rainey Plans Fight double by lan Dixon drove in three runs.

Palatka catcher John Fclske hit a two-run homer in the runs. i Crandall singled home another run in the third and 8th; b-Ran for Marshall in 9th; c-Ran for Coleman in 9th; d-Singlcd for Jay in 10th; e-singlcd for Rojas in 10th. Pittsburgh 0(l() 000 000 2 -2 Cincinnati 000 000 (Kit) 3-3 HBI Groat, Skinner. Gaines, Kasko, Robinson. K.

Nine. PO-A Pittsburgh 29-14 (two out when winning run scurPd in 10th), Cincinnati 30-11. DP-Sehofield. Mazeroski and Marshall. LOB Pittsburgh 8.

Cincinnati 4. SB Clen-tlenon. Jay. SF Kako. PITCHING SI M.MAKV IP liR BB SO McBean 9'i 7 3 3 3 5 Kace 2 0 0 0 0 Jay (W 4-3) 10 9 2 2 I 7 fj Donatelli, Secory.

Venzon, Piyor. 2:31. A 10.448. LONDON i.V) Dave Chain ley. British Empire and Europe TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE wound up his performance fifth inning.

an lightweight champion, said took the applause for walking non noo -ino. a Fort Lauderdale with a two-run single as the Braves tacked on four runs in yesterday ne will tignt Doug 'Palatka 0000200002 4 2 THE EXPERTS ARE! Vaillunt (.1 Pnha at r.nnrlmi'sl Bonelli, Jacobson (81 and Fernandez Churchill, Manton (8, Potter (9) and a nintn inning surge mai. Wembley Stadium June 5 clc- Felske. proved decisive. A double by.

spite a leg injury. away from their cars alter each one did a complete roll-over and back on the wheels. Brazil was leading and stayed in command in the 15-lap sportsman feature when the race was halted due to Grimm's flip on the backstretch. Verlin New York ab Milwaukee ab ADJUST BRAKES AND REPACK FRONT WHEELS 0 Hickman cf 4 1 T. Aaion lb 5 1 Miami 11, Beach 3 DAYTONA BEACH P) Day-tona Beach's fumbling infield Krsnich If 5 Bedell If 0 Jones rf 3 A committed seven errors last) H.

Aaron cf 5 2b 4 19 whin purchist tpinttlf night, easing the way for Peneveiu maa" r. aHenge Bollmg 0 Mantilla ss 0 Neal 2b 1 Thomas If 2 Bell rt 3 Thr'b'ry lb 3 Cook 3b 1 Taylor 2 a-C'hacon 0 Jackson 0 b-Bouchee ndall 5 Win To Second Miami's Marline tn nnnnrt nut a Jn SPe OI driving Wlin a CaSl Mcnke 3b 5 Dodgers Capture 11-3 Florida State League vie Mc.MiU'n ss 3 Shaw 0 Nottebart 0 tory. Miami 002 232 11011 10 1 Davtona 00 2 000 010 3 6 7 Hockett and Kennedy; Curtis Knight TV STUDIO WRESTLING SPORTATORIUM 106 North Albany SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. FREE! FREE! (8) and Hemphill FOR JUST uu ins jug. ne uusieu iwu iiisis in the preliminaries and held second in the main.

White, a Tampa racing regular who began his career at the tiny oval by the Hillsborough River, was heading the field when the red flag stopped the jalopy main two laps short. Henry Montgomery and Frank Ellis, tailed the leader. ALIGN FRONT END ST LOUIS (VP) Veteran Duke RBI single off Ron Pcrranoski Snider and rookie Larry Bur- but the lefty shut the door the risht soarked a 16-hit attack rcst of the I-oi Angeles ab St. Louis ab 0 wnn inree itms eacn as ine wnisss 4 0 3 Flood Totals 39 8 12 Totals 34 5 11 a-Ran for Taylor in 9th; b-popped out for Jackson in 9th. Milwaukee 031 000 004-8 New York 011 000 0035 RBI H.

Aaron. Crandall 4, Menke, McMillan 2, Hickman 2. Cook. Taylor 2 ook 2. Neal.

PO-A Milwaukee 27-10. New York 27-13. DP Boiling, McMillan and T. Aaron: Cook. Neal and Throneberry Menke.

Boiling, and T. Aaron 2. LOB Milw aukee 9, 1 New York 8. 2B Crandall. H.

3B Cook. HR Hickman. SB Mantilla. SF-Taylor. I PITCHING SIMMARY I IP ER BB SO; Shaw (W.

3-1) 8'j 8 5 5 4 2 Fischer "a 3 0 0 0 0: Nottebart '-a 0 0 0 0 0 Jackson 1-4) 9 12 8 6 5 8, ME! II 1 Javier 2b Cash Hits Long Ball In Tiger Win DETROIT Wi Norm Cash whin urchin itpinttlf Los Angeles Dodgers beat the vv. Davis cf St. Louis Cardinals, 8-5 last 'n'JLs 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 did) night and replaced the Redbirds I 3 Harkness lb 0 0 in second place. 0 White lb 0 Musial rf 0 Buyer 3b 3 Sawat.ski 2 Mmoso It 0 Clemens If 4 Gotay ss 2 Sadecki 0 Bauta 0 d-Schr ndst 1 Ferrarese 0 e-Oliver 0 Roeboio 5 1 greeted I Bm right 2b 2 1 I tir A Pinch-hitter Snider 0 0 KARL GOTCH Vs. THE GREAT MALENKO SummarT: First heat Jalopy cars 5 laps Hob-ert Smith.

Henry Montgomery, Carl Sullivan. Time 1:48.62. Second heat Sportsman cars 10 laps Verlin Benefield. Larry Brazil. Norman Wallard- Time 3:15.63.

Third heat Sportsman cars 10 laps Chet Rutleriige. Otis Brayton, Chuck Grimm No time. Jalopy semi 12 laps Frank Ellis. Rod Pope. Henry Montgomery No time.

Sportsman semi 12 laps Benefield, Rutledge, Brazil, Frank Riddle Time 3:49.09. Jalopy feature 10 laps Dick White. 0 0 Ed Bauta, ho had just relieved jb-spencer 5 starter-loser Ray Sadecki, with iRoebcuk I a hasps-loadod trinle In snao a noski 1 0 WP Jackson, i' smnn, siciner. Boggess. Landes.

A 0 0 0 0 BALANCE FRONT WHEELS Totals 36 8 16 Totals 35 5 Fischer Wins a-Hit into force play for W. Davis 12-2 tie in the sixth inning. Burright drove in three runs two singles. MOST i yJ CARS in 3rd; b-Announccd for Williams tith; c-Triplcd for Spencer in 6th In Chess Meet d-I'lied out for Bauta in 6th: e-Kouled KOO whin urcha(t tipiratiiy uunii njeuiiu jiau iuui siii-ioui lor rerrarese in 9tll gles for the Dodgers, who Anseics 010 im 200-s 1.,.. a Si- Louw 000 113 Out) CURACAONA, Nctherland Antilles P) Young Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn drew with Tieran Petrosian of the Soviet GOTCH COWBOY BOB ELLIS vs.

PEDRO GODOY Aiomeomery, tms ivo lime. Sportsman feature 15 laps Brazil, Benefield, Eddy Mena No time. Mrs. Rice Heads MacDill Golfers i cracked a roof clearing home run and Paul Foytack stopped the Boston Red Sox on live hits tonight in a 5-1 victory for the Detroit Tigers. Cash's clout that sent Detroit ahead 3-0 in the sixth was only the sixth fair ball ever hit out of Tiger Stadium.

It cleared the 94-ioot high third deck at the 350-foot mark. Foytack. getting a starting chance only because two Tiger regular pitchers are ailing, yielded just one unearned run in recording his first victory. He struckout six and was a winner over the Red Sox for the first time since 1959. men louiiu 111 a ivw.

i.ua v-vn- HBI Wills, Roseboro, Burright 3 Ptlf rtcver had hrrri hie her Snider 3, Flood, Sauatski 3. Clemens 27-14; St. I.ouis 27-18. DP Rover. 1 Union yesterday in the sixth round of the candidates chess PAY AS YOU RIDE NBWI tournament.

Javier and White Gilliam. Runiijht and T'erraresc, Gotav and White. LOB Los Angeles 8. St. Louts 6.

2H Moon. White. Sawat'ki. 3B Snider. SB-Rover, Gotay, Wills (2), Gilliam.

SK Buriifht. PITCHING SUM MARY IP 1R BR SO The round robin among eight grand masters is designed to than third place, and were in that spot for only one day. The Cardinals, who have lost six of their last eight games, bounced back for three runs in the sixth to cut the Dodger lead to 6-5. Ed Roebuck, in relief of start-er-w inner Stan Williams, walked Mrs. Eugene Rice yesterday w-as named president of the women's golf association at MacDill AFB course.

Mrs. Sig-mund Popko was named vice president, and Mrs. Tim Patterson, secretary-treasurer. pick a challenger for world champion Mikhail Botvinnik of KURT and KARL YON BRAUNER vs. BENCE ond HEATH ONE OTHER MATCH FIRST COME, FIRST SEATED 500 SEATS fiiee: free: Russia.

Die McAuliffe and Chico Fer illiams 2-l 3 3 2 2 1 x-Roebuck 0 1 3 3 2 Perranoski .4 3 0 0 0 Sadecki (L, l-2( S's 9 5 5 3 Bauta 1 I 1 Ferrarese 3 3 2 2 1 x-Faced 3 men in 6th. MYL ON HI-MILER R-C for city and farm truckers Now Just nandez joined Cash in leading the Tigers' 11-hit attack. Mc two men, then gave up a two-run double to Carl Sawatski, who had singled home a run earlier. Doug Clemens got a HBP By Sadecki (W. Davis).

WP Williams. L' Harvey, Rarlick. Crawford. VarKO. 3:01.

A 14.306. Auliffe had a double and three singles, driving in one of Detroit's two runs in the seventh. mm Officials Cage Fix swe Study Speedway l.ooiil iim tax ani racapaatla eating PAY AS YOU HAUL NO BITE!" WACO. Tex. The faculty other's letters or intent in a committee of the Southwest move to cut down on contro-Conferenee opened its spring versial recruiting, meeting yesterday with pros- The athletic directors, coaches pects of the mildest session in and business managers of ath-j years.

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