The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 23

Moline Dispatch April 22, 1961 23 (Geawrge EifigcBimcn) TPalkos HDnspfflttcIk Dispatch Pin Tourney Scores Shoots 836, Takes 2nd Mimes On 896 Handicap Total Karmaa (Wvrf. Fa.t MullM lil Ham Mlrklla. Multna IM H. L. oH.

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Mt MlM 173 Art lhuran. at Maya. 171 thai Moedy, SHlu in art Nirrlark. st Molina 134 Frank Martin, lart Moan 14 Hal Clark. Mm In 171 IX Hakkhu, Molina IIS 3rd 4lh Hrp.

Io(. 171 I MM IU 111 ll lil IM 1ST 1M ara) la 117 171 rm 171 IM IM TM IM 171 IM 13 7M IM 117 lit Tt 711 175 IU IM KM 7H 191 lil 171 IU Rock Falls Drops Orange Harriers ROCK FALLS East Moline won seven of 14 first places but didn't have enough balance to keep Rock Falls from taking a 68 2-3 to 49 1-S track victory bera yesterday afternoon. In the sophomore meet, Rock Falls won, Wk-Wb. Dave Herstedt won two firsts for Jaa amnii. Mllaa George Ligeno of Silvis gave the 26th annual Moline Dispatch Handicap Singles bowling tournament its biggest shaking up in over a week when he took over the scratch series lead and moved Into second place in handicap division at LeClaire Lanes last night.

Ligeno paced a squad cV 16 men with an 836 scratch series and an 896 with handicap. He also came close to the high game when he came up with 255 in his third outing to go with singles of 207, 173 Barm. O'Mrara. Milaa niC, E.M. WORKS Inspection and Standards wound up the season tied for the title and in a rclloff.

Standards won the championship, 2,663 to 2,659, mere 4-pin margin. Charlie Stonti used a potent 267 game to rack up a 655 Honor Roll series and Mike Downcn made it on 601. Team highs for regular session were Payroll's 1.004 and Office's 2.7G6. liMpwtlna 14 ti Eralnrrlng IIS 131 Standards 14 tt Assembly 114 143 Payroll 130 It Tool Jjn in 14ft Office in 1.11 Nhrar 101143 TURNER LADIES Marge Rogiers led four gals to the Honor Roll on a 531 and Ruth Claeys' 195 single was tops. An 813 by Harley's and a 2,282 by Lord's set team pace.

Ola Slyla 174 fit TOvrs 134 lit Hafnrra 1.1 tl Brarmana 118 Ml High Ina inn Old Htyla Hill FANFARE By Wait Diucn I Calhoun Wins Maior Leajmc Boxes Over choiak in I 1 IE Wrcslliim Go GOLD MEDAL CLIB JANEEN DL'DZIK (IS HONOR ROLL Men Charlie Stonti 635 Arnold Michels (42 Leon riym 619 Mike Downea 601 Women Rfba Caspfrson 579 Dorlf Roush SIS Jeanette Nelson 538 Marge Rogiers 531 Mary Gusse 520 Marg Coussena 512 Evle Ehen 510 Lucille McCombs 508 Mary Skalla 502 Madge Malmstead 501 LADIES TWIN CITY The 27th member of the Dispatch Gold Medal Club for I960-61 is a gal making the grade for the first time. Janeen Dudzik last night tumbled 618 sticks at LeCIalre Lanes to gain admittance to the exclusive club. Her games were 181, 234 and 203. Five other ladies posted Honor Roll counts and teams were led by Reynolds Engineering's 891 and The Office's 2.504. Afflna SI IXIatra (I Himml 14 Kditrm II KfjmoMt Tl HAH Murie 17 10 fcartglit lClalr Or 33 10S BACK ALLEY KATS Sharing the honors were Darrell Vernon with 250 and 538 and Bob's Missile Service with 803 and 2,377.

East me it Mint rn si in M1ala 13 81 Bobs Misslla 78 Panther, Rock Island Twin Bill Postponed Today's doubleheader between Eat Moline and Rock Island was postponed by wet grounds. Games will be made up next week, teams playing at Rock Island at 4:30 Monday afternoon and at East Moline at 4:30 Wednesday. Games will not count In Mississippi Valley Conference play, however, due to a league rule prohibiting makeups. WOMr.H IM lil IM Itl 177 171 177 171 IM 177 Haystacks Calhoun, all 635-pounds of him, defeated "little" Moose Choiak (365-pounds) two out of three falls last night in the feature event of a S-match wrestling card at Wharton Field House. A crowd of over 2,000 fans braved rainy weather to watch the mat program.

Iri other matches, Tiny Tim and Johnny Morales defeated Dandy Andy Moore and Pancho Lopez, and The Sicilians defeated Danny Ferazza and Judo Jack Allen, both in tag matches. The Sicilians, big favorites last night, will be brought back for a main event on May 13, when they'll take on Allen and Bettan- court. On the same card will be Hans Schmidt vs. Jack Wilson. Choiak and Mighty Jot and a girls match.

LAJOS BURGEL KILLED BUDAPEST (AP) Hungary's leading jockey, Lajos Burgel, was killed yesterday when a horse which had thrown its rider at a hurdle crashed into his mount. and 201. His handicap was 60 pins Ligeno displaced fellow townsman Bob Chuich as the scratch eladrr. Bob had posted an 807 over a week ago. And George's handicap score moved him past Al Mann of Moline mho had been in second with an 878 figure.

Ken Carlson of Moline leads the division with a 905. In fourth place is Chuich with 873 and Howard Wilhouse of Orion is fifth with 870. Bob Taylor of Moline has the best game, a 258. Two other gents bettered 800 last night. W.

E. Grothusen of Moline shot an 814 and Jim DePaepe of East Moline came up with 806. In ladies division, two gals rolled last night bu' neither shot well enough to be in the money. Jan Cannon hit 671 and Bernice O'Meara fired 677. Both are from Milan.

Jessie Blevins of Monmouth continues to hold all ladies leads. She has a 254 game, a 725 scratch Moline Swimmers Receive Awards Awards were presented to 34 members of the Moline High School swimming team at a recent dinner, Coach Gary Morris has announced. The list includes 18 major letterwinners, including senior Jam Ruggles who was elected honorary captain for the season. Awards winners: MAJOR I.F.TTKRS Ron Berry. Jay Caimnch, fireg Freeman, Jim Greenwald, hack Hoffman.

Pat Huys, Gene Juhmnn, Bill Kllniberg, Res Orland, Jim PfHsIng, Jim RuKften, Ron andennn, tw Sean, Bob Taylor. Adolf Tennesson. Mike Warren, Scott Ferguson and Manager IKin Barnett. MINOR LK.TTKR8 Dave ralrla. Don Curtis.

Bill Flick, Mike Hunt, Terry Layton, Jark Lawless, Mike Minos. Steve Fvans, Mike Hamlin and Manacer Meve Palmer. SOPHOMORE NUMERALS Still rwla fmr Puln. Bob Never, Dave hotvon and Kent MottI series and a 773 with handicap. Following in the handicap division are Joyce Brieger of DeWitt with 765, Charlotte Davidson of Lowden with 763, Gladys Rathman of Grand Mound with 743 and Betty Johnson of Moline with 741.

Heavy action today and tomorrow could bring about a mass shuffling among leaders. Panlher Soplis Slop Central On 1-Hilter Bob VanQuathem 8nd Gary Sut ton combined to pitch 1-hit tall as East Moline's sophomore baseball team opened its season with a 4-1 win over Davenport Central at East Moline Babe Ruth Park yes terday. The Blue Devils' only hit eame in the seventh Inning. All scoring in the game came In the second frame. VanQuathem's double drove in two Panther runs.

VanQuathem hurled three In nings, allowed four walks and struck out four. Sutton finished up, giving two passes and fanning five. Rathje gave East Moline on ly four hits, walked six and struck out nine. The Panthers play again next Thursday at Davenport West. Dragsters Compete Rained out on two of three dates thus far this season the Quad-City Drag Strip near Cordova will try to conduct another drag racing program tomorrow.

The strip will be open from 9 until 5, with eliminations starting at 2. At least five dragsters are expected to participate in tomorrow's apeed Competition the Panthers, throwing the shot put 52 feet, 6 inches, and the discus 122 feet, 11 inches. Ron Wil-dermuth ran a good 2:04.9 half. West captured the mile run in 4:42.8, Brad Dunham went 19 feet. 1 inch to win the broad jump and Denny Rusk pole vaulted 10-6 for individual honors.

The East Moline mile relay team was also victorious. 191 ft. feliU hurdle 1. Johnson. Rock rails; t.

Bertbnd, Rock Fallal 3. Hodia, Roek rails. Time :13.S, UM yi. dash 1. ralllcan.

Rock Falls: 3. Cornell, Rock nils; 3. Bkaa- ley. Rock rails. Tlma jll.I.

MO yl. mi 1. WIMermrth, Kaat Ma-line; Baltmer, Rork Falls; 3. Doav ham. Fast Moline.

Time 140 yd. dash 1. Falllgaa. Rork Falls; t. Williams, East Moline; 3.

Obentl, Roek Falls. Time iSt.l. X0 yd. relay I. Roek rails sen.

Hart Fox. Stanley). Tlma 1:38.1. Mile relay H. Est Molina (Wilder-muth.

Went, Williams, Herstedt). Tlma 3:41.1. IM yd. taw hardies 1. Jobaeaa, Rack rails; t.

Stanley, Rack Falls; 3. Law, Rork Fans. Tlma :f1.i, yd. dash 1. Conned, Rack raftst t.

Armstronc, East Moline; 3. Bart, Rock Falls. Time :23.7. Mile run I. West, East Moline: Hhltmer.

Roek Falls; 3. Dunham, East Molina, Tlma 1:41.8, role vault 1. Rusk, East Moline! 1 Srhwshb. Rork rails; 3. Warren, East Moline.

Height IM. Hih Jnmp 1. Johnson, Rack Fans! t. (Tie I Fox. Rork rails; Law, Roek rails; Herstedt, East Moline, Height 8-4.

Dlseni 1. Herstdt, East Moline; f. riiapman. East MMIne; 3. Swansea, Roek Falls.

Distance 133-11. Shot put 1. Heratedt, East MMIne t. Whttmer, Book Fallal 3. Chapman, East Moline.

Distanea tTi. Broad Jump 1. Danham, East Ma line; t. Johnson, Rock Falls; 3. Law, Rock Falls.

Distanea 11-1. WALTER DUKES SIGNS DETROIT (AP) Walter Dukes, the Detroit Pistons' annual holdout problem, has signed his contract for the 1961-82 season. The 7-foot center became the first veteran to sign. A ll Harlw 14li MIM tarda 141 115 Hlrrs MIM VARIETY Lucille McCombs used a 191 single to fire up a 506 Honor Roll series and Bender's Cafe led teams with 789 and 2,081. Opt Fun 33 Bandara S4 Vns Broa IS 31 ParadlMt 41 Marandoe 07 It Vaunt afcjr II Ktahlria IS 44 Old Tlma 3 II Budwf4Mr 5S 44 Old Aryla 34 IS FIFTH AVENUE A 231 paced Arnold Michels to a 642 Honor Roll series while teams bowed to R.

D. Teansfer's 932 and DeClerck Brothers' 2,674. Train 10 38 Horkrntorf 71 51 noVrsna 37 IXIarm It IfeOrh aft 40 IjtUalm 41 tl Flaydlum 37 49 I'laydlurn 37 9 Mac Mult "4 St Mwllfr KM Mouae 71 SI Poplar 3 lo MOLINE TURNERS Leon Plym raced to the Honor Roll with a 619 set that included a 237 game. Floyd Ida's swept team laurels on 1,004 and 2,865. flrrvlro Tram 33 Brrnstroms 3 48 Wilsons 10 3 Whltn Owl 41 S3 Falnlaff 34 4.1 l-anidwho 43 (17 Floyd Ida 53 45 VfU-n 40 58 Brftnstrnm 1 4 51 Old Wyln 38 81 QUINT-CITY MIXED High counts included Elaine Hamm's 177, Bill VanMeter's 212, Vern Race's 576, Agnes Liff's 449, Hi-Lo's 691 and Brown Eyes' 1,941.

Bird 160 lit I.urkf 141131 Four K1 115 Four Am 140 13! RrnwnKyes 154118 Wnndnr lit 11 Kid Run 153111 Tumbler 11111 HIIi's 153 lto Mla-FlU Wn 14 Guttttr 147 136 Low Low 104 188 vailed since 1956, or a return to all 15 sectional champions plus the Chicago public league winner playing at Champaign upon completion of the new field house. Proponents of the eight separate first-round final games argued that more fans get to see their favorites in action than was permitted at Huff gym. This argument now Is weakened with construction of the new Illinl field house. Anti-Sweet Sixtten thinking also cites over-emphasis of the sport with too many school days lost by students involved in the tourney. Just a month ago, a bill was shelved at Springfield which would have legislated a return to the Sweet Sixteen finals.

Schoolmen strongly contended regulation of interscholastic activities should be left in the hands of school authorities. The bill was buried just three days before the tourney finals began in Champaign. On the final day of the meeting, March 18, Willis announced the IHSA board of directors agreed to the referendum on the subject. at the VarMif Cage Tournament Vote Results Due Next Week 1 ttrir' I 2 vlv 3 in the fashion limelight for students CINCINNATI LOS AKGF.I.R. brhbt Xanko II 4 12 0 Pinion cf 0 0 Koblnxn till Pt rf 10 10 Freeu lb 4 0 10 Coleman lb 4 0 0 0 Bailey 4 0 0 0 abrhbi Willi 4 0 10 Gilliam 3b 4 110 T.U'vli l-rt 4 0 1 0 Moon If 4 2 2 1 Larker lb 0 0 0 Howard rt LHlli Sb W.Davli cf Rofteooro Koufax 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 Haumar lb 0 0 0 110 0 1 1 (010 Hook Malorwy aJonei Henry 1110 lOOO 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total.

si Totali 111 I I a -tiled out for in Tin. Cincinnati mi tm 000-1 Lot AmtKlei 131 000 OOx-4 Koteooro, Kaiko, post, PO-A Cincinnati 2411, Lo Angplei 27-6. DP Willi and Larker; Will. GlUlam and Larker. LOB-ClnclnnaU 4, Lot AnKelei 7.

HR Mom, Rebotx, Robin n. SB Robm-on. Wills, ir UK rnnnso Hook (L.0-1) 2 4 112 0 Maloney 4 10 0 12 Henry 2 1 0 0 0 1 Koufitx 9 I I 11 HBP By Hook W. Davis). U-Steiner.

Barlkk, Crawford. Vargo. 2:19. A 16,487. CHICAGO ab bl Helit cf 4 10 0 Zlmmer 2b 4 2 2 1 Wllllamt rf 4 0 10 Santo 3b 4 0 11 Ilanki ll 3 0 10 Thomai If 4 0 2 0 Rodtfen lb 0 0 aAhhum 10 0 0 Houchee lb 0 0 0 0 Bertell '010 Cardwell 3 0 0 0 Elston 10 0 0 Tolali S5 8 I PHILADELPHU ab bl Sadowtkl Sb 0 0 0 Taylor 2b 4 0 10 rt Curry It Gonzalez cf Herrera lb DTympie bMalkmui Amaro cColeman Roberta Smith Twali 0 0 0 3 10 0 2 0 0 3 110 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 4 1 a Struck out for Rodger In 91 Ran for Dalrymple In 9th; Hit Into doubleplay for Amaro in 9th; Flied out fi-r Robert! In 9th.

hirn ten 100 001 1003 I'll i lphla 010 0(H) 100 Curry, RedRers. PO-A Chicago 27-11, Philadelphia 27-8. DP-Zlmmer, mkj and Bourhee. LOB Chicago 7, Philadelphia t. 2B-Santo.

Williams. 8B-Herrera. Roberti. IP It BB SO Cardwell (W, 10) 111 I 2 2 4 2 Kliton 2 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 Roberta (L, 0-3) 9 8 3 3 2 WP CardwelL Secory, Venzon, Su-dol. DmcoIL KEW YORK ab bl Rlcti'ion 2b 4 1 1 0 BALTIMORE ab bl Brandt cf 4 0 2 0 Williami If 4 0 0 0 Xutiek at Lopez If Mantle cf Skowron lb Howard Marti rf Boyer Sb Ford 4 0 2 0 4 111 4 112 4 0 0 0 4 12 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 R'b'i'n 3b 4 0 0 0 Dropo lb 4 0 0 0 Trtandoi 4 0 10 cFoilei 0 0 0 0 Hansen ll 4 0 2 0 E.R b'i'n rf 8 1 0 0 Breeding 2x 3 1 1 0 Barber 10 0 0 aPhllley Hall Mlentlle 10 12 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wilhelm Total 31 4 4 Totals 33 1 a Doubled for Barber In 5th; Struck out for Hall In 8th; Ran for Trlandoi In 9th.

New York MS 000 1004 Baltimore 000 020 000 Triandos, Richardson. PO-A New York 27-11, Baltimore 27-10. DP-Richard-aon, Kubek and Skowron; Robinson, Breeding and Dropo; Hansen, Breeding and Dropo. LOB New York 4, Baltimore 5. 2B-Kulek, Breeding, Philley, Triftndo.

HR-Mantle. Bnyer. SK-Kord. IP it tt FR BB SO Ford fW, J-l) 9 2 2 1 4 Barber (L, 1-1) I I Hall 3 110 8 Wilhelm 1 0 0 0 1 U-Paparella C.arrigan, Rurvge. Dnim-mond.

A 12.368. Tucker Appears Toniclit iu A.B.C. Tourney DETROIT (AP) Bill Tucker, the dark-horse winner of the all-star match-game title, will make his American Bowling Congress Tournament appearance here tonight seeking additional laurels after his surprise victory last January. Tucker, who established an all-star record hitting a 217 average for the finals at San Bernardino, will appear with the Ron-caro's No. 2 team from St.

Louis, his home city. Two class 1 division teams made their debut Friday night with the Wallington Lanes of Wal-lington, N.J., getting off to a S.932 start. The South End Lanes team of Albany, N.Y. opened its classic bid with a 2,863. DRIVE IN 'til 5 P.M.

FOR Savings Accounts STATE BANK of EAST MOLINE CLEYFXAXD KANSAS flTV abrkM ab a bl Lump. 2b 4 12 0 Ho(r as 2 0 0 0 cKllmchot-k 0 0 0 0 Tempi. 2b 4 0 8 0 Fr'cona If Plersall cf 3 12 1 4 0 12 Kirkland rt 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 110 dEsaegian 0 0 0 1 Bond rf Phillip, lb Power lb Held aa Johnson Rakow fLarson Bauer rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 3 0 12 4 12 1 4 0 11 Romanco 4 0 0 0 Slebern If 4 0 0 0 Grant Allen 2 2 10 10 0 0 Thi-n lb 4 0 0 0 TutU. cf 4 0 10 Carey 8b 8 110 Sullivan 2 0 0 0 iBoyd 10 0 0 Pig'tano 10 10 Herbert 2 0 0 0 bPilarclk 0 10 0 Causey ai 0 0 0 0 ePosada 10 0 0 Totals 3t 3 1 Sullivan In 7th: Totals 33 I 11 I a Lined out for Walked for Herbert for Howser In 7th; In 7th; Announced Walked for Kllm-Hit Into double play chock In 7th; for Causey in 8th; f- Flied out for Rakow ln 9th. Cleveland 001 010 ATI I Kansas I lly Mil 000 ZOO 3 E-None.

PO-A-Cleveland 27-9, Kansas City 27-18. DP Howser, Lumpe and Throneberry; Held, Temple and Power. LOU Cleveland 7. Kansas City 8. 2B Grant, Lumpe, Carey.

SB Turtle, Power, PiersalL Temple. SF Plersall. IP FR BB SO Grant 123 I 3 3 4 5 Allen 20) 21-8 2 0 2 1 Herbert 8 3 2 2 0 Johnson (L, 0-1) Rakow 12-3 2 1 1 1 1 UStewart, Llnsalata, Berry, Umont. BOSTON abrhb Schilling 2b 3 0 0 0 Gelger cf 4 12 1 Wertz lb 4 0 10 aHarrell Sb 0 0 0 0 Jensen 4f 4 0 2 0 CHICAGO ab bl 4 2 I 0 Apartdo I Fox 2b Landls cf Sieveri lb Minoso If Smith rf Martin Sb Lollar McLlsh 4 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 8 12 0 3 0 00 28113 Yastr'skl If Run'ls 3 lb Nixon Hreen ss 4 0 10 4 0 11 4 0 10 3 110 M'nb'q'tte 1 0 0 0 Totals 31 2 I Total! a Ran for Wertz In 8th. Boston 000 110 0008 Oiloasn 002 000 Olx 3 Sieven.

PO-A Boston 24-13. Chi cago 27-14. DP Sieven. Aparlcio and Slevera; Fox. Aparlcio and Sieve; Mar tin.

Fox and Slevers. LOB Boston 6. i Chicago 8. 2B Aparlcio. SB Aparlcio.

Monbouquette 2, Martin, Landis. SF Minoso. IP ERIBRO! M'nb'q'tte fL, 0 2) 8 8 8 8 2 5 McLlsh 1-1) 0 9 2 2 2 3 SehwarU, Stevem, Napp, Rice. 2:20. A 15,560.

LOd angki.es ab bl Pearson rt 4 0 3 0 DETROIT ab bl 4 2 3 0 Sill Wood 7b Aspr'nte Jb Hunt rt Bllko lb Cerv If Averlll LeekSb Brkell Casale 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3111 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 8 4 0 0 0 Brut on cf Kallne rf Colavlto If Cash lb Boroi Sb Brown 4311 4 113 3 2 3 3 2 0 0 1 3 0 2 1 F'nandez ss 4 0 0 0 Mossl 4 110 2 0 0 0 ClevenBer 0 0 0 0 aRurke 10 0 0 Semprorh 0 0 0 Enwsfield 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 1 1 Totals 33 111 I a Flied out lor Clevenger In 7th. Loa Annelea Oftfl ino nnn-l Detroit Will 050 10 9 Aspromnnte, Averill. Wood. PO-A Los Angeles 24-9, Detroit 27-9. DP Boros.

Wood and Cash; Fernandez, Wood and Cash. LOB Loa Angeles 7. Detroit 6. 2B Pearson. Brown.

Cash. Wood. HR Bilko, Colavlto, SB Caeh. SF Boros. IP KR BB SO Casale (L, 0 2) 41 3 7 2 2 Clevensrer 12 3 8 2 0 1 2 Semprorh 1 0 10 3 1 Bowsfield 1 1 0 0 0 1 Mossl (W.

20) 8 1 1 9 Honochlok. Flaherty, Klnnamon, Hurley. Daly Cily Elects Bob St. Clair Mayor DALY CITY, Calif. (AP) It will be Mayor Bob St.

Clair playing tackle for the San Francisco 49ers pro football team next fall. The big lineman and captain of the 1960 team will be sworn In Monday night as mayor of this city of 45,000 on the San Francisco Peninsula. Ed Litzenberger Marries Stewardess CHICAGO AP)-Chicago Black Hawk star Ed Litzenberger, 28. today married Gayle Goschen. 22, an airline stewardess from Kansas City, Mo.

Litzenberger, a mainstay of the Black Hawk Stanley Cup championship team of the National Hockey League, is a widower. His first wife was killed last year in an automobile accident that seriously injured Litzenberger. NO SNOW? SPRING REMODELING! NEUMANN PLUMBING 4 HEATING S325 Uth ftrset, Mellae DIAl 762-43 CHICAGO (AP) The balloting deadline will be Tuesday in a referendum of Illinois schoolmen on possible restoration of the "Sweet Sixteen" state high school basketball finals In Champaign, 111. Al Willis, executive secretary of the Illinois High School Association, said Friday results of the referendum, circulated among 736 school principals, will be announced next Thursday or Friday. Willis said ballots in the mail vote will be counted by committee of tellers as soon as possible after the deadline date.

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