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Saturday, July 30, 1960 WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILIE, NEW YORK Page Five Braves Take Fourth Loss Elmira Sweeps Series ijhree Intramural Meets Of Four Games, Down A ln Wellsville by 7 to 2 Are Meld at Local Pool Prep for Olympic Tryouf By FRANK CADY We need rain, and the Wellsville Braves need base hits. Elmira's Pioneers made it four straight over the local club when they trip- i ped the Braves 7-2 last night at Tullar i In the four-game series with Elmira, Harry Minor's team has been out-scored' 44-4'. At one stretch Well.jville went 21 innings without a run crossing the plate. Paul Brown turned the trick for the Pioneers with a seven Brown struck out three and walked five as he evened his record at G-G. Tom Newton suffered another poor start and then pitched brilliantly.

Elmira hopped on him for Hve runs fn the first three frames, but the strong left handcr settles down to retire 11 consecutive batters during the middle innings. The visitors wasted little time i in the scoring department as they tallied three times in the first aft-: er two were down. Ralph Maru started the move with a single to left, and' sent to third on Hank Allen's bingle to center. Allen moved to second on the play. Bob Boyer followed with a two' run single, and when 1'ie ball roll- ed between left fielder Paul Sny-1 der's legs, Boyer raced to third.

Paul Price tapped a grounder to first baseman Frank Saia, Newton dropped liis throw and Boyer scored. Two runs in-the third upped the' margin to 5-0. Hank Allen a out an infield, hit, and Price lofted a u'rive over the wall in field for a two run homer. Wellsville picked up a single tally in Us half of the frame. With two down Demetri Alomar singled, Frank Saia walked, and George singled to center to score Alomar.

Elmira plated two markers in the ninth inning. Consecutive by Brown and Gene Deutsch, Three meets were held during the past week at the Swimming Pool. O'Donnells team tied with Gabe Gambrills in the first meet 23 to 23. In the second meet Elaine Krentz'-s team defeated Camie Boiler's team 34 to 12. During the mejt Diane Clinc set a new breast stroke record of: 25.6.

The last meet was a triangular the boys ant! won by Jack O'Donnells club with 29 points. Colegrove was second with 18 and Gambrills third with 15. Scott Retaking broke the 30 and GO yd. free style and swam anchor on the record breaking freestyle relay team with Harder and Jack Boys 30 yd. freestyle Harder, Gambrill, O'Donnell.

:16.9. 30 yd. breast stroke O'Donnell, Spicer, Miller. :26.2. 30 yd.

back stroke Stein, Yerrick, Miller. :21.4. GO yd. free style Harder, Gambrill, Yerrick. :38.

Medlay relay Stein, Spicer, Gambrill. 1:09.8. Freestyle relay O'Donnell, Miller, Harder. :58.9. Girls 30 yd freestyle Elaine Krentz, Barb McCann, Lynette Wachter.

30 yd. breast stroke Diane Ciine, Nora McCann, Dianna Gqodri'jge. :25.6 (record). 30 yd. back stroke Nancy Harder, Nora McCann, Joyce LeFeber.

:29.9. GO yd. free style (tie) Camie Boiler and Elaine Krentz, Diane Cline. Medlay relay McCann, Cline. and Krentz.

1:18.1. Free style relay Wachter, Cline, Krentz. 1:04. Boys Triangular Meet 30 yd. freestyle Heinking, Gabe Gambrill, Roily Colegrove, Les Stein.

:14.7 (record). 30 vd. breast Jim Euken. Jack O'Donnell, Brian Gary, Dale Spicer. :24.2.

30 yd. back stroke Les Stein, Steve Harder, John Brandes, Jack O'Donnell. :20.9. 60 yd. free style Scott Rein- kinff, Roily Colegrove, Steve Harder, Gabe Gambrill.

:34.5 (record). Medlay relay Felsen, Euken, Colegrove. 1:10. Free style relay Harder, O' Donnell, Retaking. :49.8 (record).

ana a walk to Maru, loaded the bases. Bob Sanders delivered the I key blow, a single to left that' scored Brown and Deutsch. This Braves rallied in the ninth but fell short. Snyder opened the inning with a single and sent to second' on Bob Biedermann's ground out. Sherrill singled to to score Snyder.

Wellsville will meet Geneva tonight at Tullar Field. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Hornell Babe Ruih Slate Semifinal SEE US ROBERT A. SWEENEY, Broker JOSEPH M. COYLE, Salesman Phone 1150 BEATRICE CRAIG Saleswoman.

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The four teams won games in the quarter finals Friday. Port Chester eliminated d'efend- ing champion Johnstown, 10-9; Hornell edged Canansie of Brooklyn, 6-5; Copiagu defeated North Rocklanci, 2-0, and Tonawanda blanked Schenectady, 2-0. The championship game, to be played' by the winners of today's contests, is scheduled for Sunday. Boys 13 through 15 make up the teams. PAVING SERVICE Blacklopplng Driveway Sealer Free Estimates Top Soil and Fill Hauling and Grading Phone 1200 Wellsville Enjoy A Fine Selection of TV Programs Get On The Cable! WELLSVILLE TV CABLE INC.

Phone 1350 NUMBER FOUR Elmira ab rbi Deutsch, cf 5110 Maru, 2o 4 1 2 0 Sanders, ss 5 0 1 2 i Boyer, If 5 1 2 2 I H. Allen, Ib 5 1 2 0 Laningham, 3 1 1 0 1 Price, 3b 4 1 1 2 Maloney, rf 4 0 0 0 Brown, 4 1 2 0 39 7 12 6 Wellsville ab rbi Paiva, 3b, 2b 5 0 .1 0 I Alomar, ss 3 1 1 0 Saia, Ib 3010 Johnson, rf 3 0 2 1 Roesler, cf 4 0 0 0 Snyci'er. If 3110 Biedermann, 4 0 0 0 Haas, 2b 2 0 0 0 Newton, 2 0 0 0 aSherrill, 3b 0 1 1 1 bStrickland 0 0 0 0 cBrubaker 0000 32 2 7 2 I aStruck out for Haas in 7th, remained in game bWalked for Newton in 9th cRan for Strickland in Dili Score by innings: Elmira 302 000 003-7 12 0 Wellsville 001 000 7 3 I Snyder, Newton, Haas, PO A Elmira 27-9, Wellsville 27-9; DP Maru Sanders H. Allen, Paiva Haas Saia, Alomar Haas Saia; LOB Elmira 7, Wellsville 2B Brown, Johnson; HR Price; SB Johnson, Boyer. Brown (W, 9IP 7H 2-R 2ER 5BB 3SO; Newton (L, 31) 9IP 12H 7R 6ER 2BB 11SO; Donatelli, Valencourt; 2:35.

Ted Williams Retains 'Hex' Over Banning By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK 29th of July was just another day in tho season to the average major leaguer tout to slugger Ted Williams and pitcher Jim Bunning it was sort of an anniversary. It was on July 29, 1955 that Williams mot Bunning tho first Bunning, a rookie only in his second week with the Detroit Tigers, was slated to pitch against Boston Red Sox in Fenway Park: A long-time Williams from a before tho game, sought an introduction to the great slugger. Less than, an hour alter their friendly chat, Tecl -toed off on a Bunning fast ball and hammered it into the right Held bleachers for a home run. Three years later on July 29, the Tigers and Red Sox were at it again. Bunning was the pitcher and the bases were loaded with Red Sox in the third inning.

Williams smashed his 17th grand slam homer, equalling Babe Rirth's total. Ted finished with two home runs and seven runs batted in. July 20, 1960 Friday night. Williams faced Bunning in the third inning of a scoreless game with runners on first and third and two out. This time Ted bashed single to score Don Buddin with the only run of the game in Boston's 1-0 victory.

Overflow Crowd Sees 50 Cars at Angelica NYP LKAGl'K Yesterday's Results Elm'ra 7, Wellsville 2 C'oniiiig 10, Auburn Geneva 7, Erie 4 W. L. Pel. Erie 57 28 .1571 WELLSVILLE 46 3G .501 Auburn 43 41 .512 Coming 38 47 .447 Elmira 34 48 .415 Geneva 32 50 .390 American League New York Chicago Baltimore Cleveland i Washington Detroit Boston I'ct. 52 38 .578 54 40 .574 52 45 .530 48 43 .527 40 505 43 48 .473 38 54 .413 I 21 'a 21 '-2 23 17 MRS.

PAULA JEAN MYERS POPE, who hopes to qualify for the I960 U.S. Olympic Women's Diving Team, works out on trampoline at Anaheim, Calif. Watching is her coach. Dr. Sammy Lee.

a former Olympic diving champ. She'll compete in the Olympic trials Detroit in early August. Wirephoto). Kansas City 35 55 .380 Friday Results Cleveland 3, Baltimore 1 Kansas City 5, New York 2 Washington 7. Chicago 5 Boston 1, Detroit 0 Saturday Games Kansas City at New York Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Baltimore Sunday Games Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore Kansas City at New York Detroit at Boston (2i Monday Games Cleveland at Washington Chicago at.

Baltimore Detroit at New York ANGELICA Fifty autos 30 stocks and 20 idcrn raced lasl night before an overflow crowd of to 3.500 person at Angelica Raceway on the Fairgrounds hero. Otlo Goodwin of Almond led two other Allegany County drivers to a sweep of the 25-lau feature race for mou'erns. and favorite Jackie Soper of Elmira again grabbed the feature-race for tho modifleds. In the modern feature. Joe Tonics of Glean went over bank between turns 3 and 4 in the fourth lap.

He was forced out of the rare, but suffered only apparently minor shoulder lacerations. The results by races: MODERN STOCK FIRST HEAT Dick Anderson, Pike; Fran Bohne. Wellsvillo; Corky Hewitt. Perry. SECOND HEAT Jon quist.

Bolivar; Karl Mooro, San- (liisky; Bud Tingue. DeOevan. THIRD HEAT Dean Lay-field. Wellsville; Ed Stayer, Allcgan.v; Fred Gilbert; Delevan. KK.AUKK lavs O.to Goodwin, Almond; Jon Lindquist.

Bolivar; Don Wcods. Bolivar. MOniPIKI) MODERNS FIRST HEAT Mike Clark. Allegany: Mo Kessler. Bticky Buchanan, SECOND HEAT Jackie Soper, Elmira; Bii'7 Johnson.

Glean: Luckv Cornish. Ithaca. (' 0 0 I Billy Schroath. Elmir.i: Joe Tonics, Olean; Fran Allegany. FEATURE Jat-kio Sopor; Billy Schroath; Norm Evidon, Bis; Flats.

(2) Dodgers Tighten Race in ML By Beating Milwaukee, 7-3 By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer Watch out Pittsburgh and Dodgers are sniffing that World Series money again and at the rate they've been moving lately, another pennant could fly al the- Los Angtles Coliseum in October. Paced by Stan Williams, their new mound ace, the Dodgers Friday night turned back Milwaukee 7-3 to climb within two games of the second-place Braves. It was their 16th victory in the last 20 games. Li's Angelos remained five games behind -the 'league-leading Pirates who shut out Chicago 4-0 to widen their margin over the Braves to three games. St.

Louis' fourth-place Cards remained two games in back of the Dodgers wjth a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia, iwo-lmtt-r Saa Francisco's fifth-place Giants, a 'half-game in back of the Cards, nipped Cincinnati 2-1. National League W. L. Pet. 57 37 53 39 51 50 48 42 38 33 G.B.

41 44 43 52 5G GO .554 .532 .527 .447 .404 .355 A crowd of 5G.G4R Coliseum clients saw Williams space 30 Milwaukee hits for bis fifth straight: 1 victory and his llth against two' defeats. Williams was backed by an 11-hit attack against nemesis Bob Buhl and three relievers that included three safeties apiece by Norm Larker and Joe Pipnatano. The Giants managed on'ly four hits but look advantage of three Reds' to sccre a pair ol'i unearned runs off starter and' 'oser Jay Hook. Mike McCormick gained his 10th victory in 16 de- is ions. Ernie Broglio burled a five-hit shutout and struck out 12 Phillies for his llth triumph.

Cardinal Ihinl baseman Kenny Boyei drove in all three Redlbirds' runs wilii a 'single and double. Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched a to extend the Cubs' losing streak to eight. Don Hor.k batted across three Pirate runs, two on a homer. Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Friday Results Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 0 Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 2.

Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0 Saturday Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Philadelphia at St. Louis Sunday Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis '2) Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Monday Games No games 3 5 7 15 19 23 Vs Cellar-Dwelling Geneva Beats NY-P's Top Team California Girl Wins, Tennis Ratings Fall By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Geneva Redleg fans will tell you there's still plenty of spirit left in their ball club, even if it is 2(5 Vfe games off the pace. The rough up Redlegs, who dropped into the New York-Perm League cellar this week, pasted a 7-4 setback on the pennant-bound Erie Senators at Geneva Friday night.

The Corning Red Sox, meanwhile, downed' the Auburn Yankees, 10-15, at Corning, anil the Elmira Pioneers knocked off the Wellsville Braves. 7-2. Saturday Games Corning at Erie Elmira at Auburn Geneva at Wellsville Friday I.inescorcs Auburn 300 020 Corning 013 211 10 14 Burrell (L), Broughton (4), Summers (5), Robey and James; Chase, Chamos (W) and Staples. 93 1 Elmira 302 000 12 0 Wellsville 001 000 7 3 Brown and Laningham; Newton and Biedermann. Erie 100 010 11 3 Geneva 021 021 11 2 Monteugud'o (8) and Franchi; Maly and Maley.

CINCINNATI (AP.Mi;:.nij H'ni- reid of Si.nta Monica. has done a good jot) of upsi-Hint; tho ratings in the Tennis Tournament lor '4irls IS and under. The California vmnyster tod i meets Julie llolilniar, of IrMiirk, fo 'the single title. Paired with Swanson Pawtuckct, R. she'll also compete for the doubles title against Pally Barth of San Diotio, Calif and Margaret Taylor of San Marino, Calif.

Miss Heinreid. Deeded only eighth f(-r tournament, turned in her biggest singles upset Friday whin she eliminated top-seeded Stephanie do Finn of Hollywood. Fla 4-G. G-4. (5-4.

In vr-milinals Henreid and Miss Swanson eliminated Miss Do Fina and Mary Alara of Tarpon Springs, 4-6 6-3, G-0. The Barth-Taylor combination fram Miss He'idmaii and Sharon Pritual of Detroit, G-4, (1-2. Fast-Climbing Nats Snare First Division Spot in AL WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS TO SERVE YOU Regional Golf Champ Won't Be Participant In 1960 Tournament OLEAN The all-time champion of the Southwestern York Northwestern Pennsylvania Men's Amateur Golf Tournament won't be in the 24th renewal of the area's No. 1 golf event next month at the Bartlett Country Club here. Larry Dana won the tournament fourt times: 1948, 1950, 1952 and 1954.

However, the Bradford golfer will be in Tucson, when this year's tournament starts Tuesday, 9. Dana will be in the Southwest to build several golf- courses. Designing and builo'ing golf courses is something new for the veteran golfer. Dana first won the tournament in 1948 at Elkdale Country Club (Salamanca) when he defeated Bob Vreeland of Elkdale, 6 and 5. Jn 1950, Dan whipped Dick Knapfel, Warren, 7 and 5 for his second crown.

That was at Clean's Bartlett. Gene Eyler of Bartlett was his victim in 1952, also at Bartlett when he wftn 7 aad' 6. His last championship was won in 1954 at Elkdale when he turned in- a two- up triumph over Jim Davis of Bartlett. There will be 36-hole medal play for the qualifier, Aug. 9 10.

First round match play will be Aug. 11; second round match play and semi-finals will be on Aug. 12 and the championship round, match play will be on Aug. 14. By JOF REICIILER Associated Press Sports Writer In April if any person had pro- dieted that Washington's perennial cellar-dwellers would be over -ihe .50 mark on July 30 he'd have been carted off to the nearest sanitarium.

But today, the Senators were not only playing .505 ball, but actually battling for a spot in the first division, GVa games of first place. The Nats went, over the .500 mark for the first time since opening day Friday by defeating tho Chicago White Sox 7-5 for their third straight victory. Since July 3, the Nt'ts have won 16 while losing only seven to move to fifth place The defeat left thp White Sox .004 per centage points behind the New York Yankees, who clung to first place despite a 5-2 defeat by Kansas City. Boston nipped Detroit 1-0 and Cleveland defeated Baltimore 3-1. Washington trailing 5-3, rallu-d and the for three runs in the seventh added an insurance run in eighth.

Rucly Harnandez, third of five Washington pitchers, got credit for the victory. Gerry Staley, in relief, was the loser. Home runs by Danny Kravilz and Marv Throueberry and six- hit pitching by Ray Herbert gave the Athletics their first victory in Stidi'inn since June 11, Kansas City had lost 11 straight in New Yo'k. Judge Studies Rule On Buffalo Stadium ROCHESTER, Y. has been reserved by a federal judge on a motion to permit condemnation proceedings at- Offcrmann home of the Buffalo Bisons of the International League, to Federal District Judge Harold P.

Burke made the ruling Frid.iy on a motion, filed this week by Buffalo Corporation Counsel An-! thony Manguso, to vacate a tem-l porary injunciion which forbids, the city to take poscssion of the stadium. Jurtgi- Burke had issued the injunction earlier this month in behalf o)' the owner of the f'eld, the Ferry-Woodland Realty The Sta-ie Court of Appeals granted the city the right to acquire the property as a school site. The baseball dub has been unable to move to newly renovated and larger War Memorial Stadium -because a lease with, the rcahy company forbids the club to play its home games outside Stadium. MAJOR LEAGUE STARS Baiting Ted Williams, Red; Sox, the 41-year-old slugger sin-; gled in the only run as Boston's; Bill Monbouquette won a 1-0 hurling duel from Detroit's Jim Bun ning. Pitching Vinegar Bend Mizell, Pirates, the tall southpaw hurled a two-hit shoutout over the Cubs for his sixth victory since he was traded to Pittsburgh by St.

Louis earlier this season. BASEBALL 7:30 P.M. WELLSVILLE BRAVES vs. GENEVA RED LEGS $210; to shoot lions $70. Ted Williams singled home Don Buddin with two out in the third Ol'fermann inning to provide the only run as Boston's Bill won In Kenya, East Africa, a game a due-1 from Detroit's Jim Bun- license to shoot elephants costs ning.

Jack making only 1 his second start lor Cleveland after being sidelined three months with back trouble, received credit tor the victory that snapped the 'n- dians' five-game lossing string. Cleveland scored two runs off loser Jack Fisher in the second on four singles and a sacrifice. INCOME PROPERTIES FOR SALE The undersigned attorney for the Estate of Prudence Van Nostrand, deceased, will offer for sale on the 12th day of Aug. I960 at two o'clock p.m., at the law office of Philip Eniieldrr, Attorney, Barnes Wellsville, New Vork, the following described parcels of real property: Two story frame dwelling house and lot situate at No. 81 Madison Street in the Village of Wellsville, New York.

Two story frame dwelling and lot situate at No. 87 Madison Street, in the Village of Wellsville, New York. Terms of sale: down at the time of the sale and balance in cash at the time of closing transaction, at which time an appropriate deed and title search will be furnished. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all offers and to accept only offers considered to be in (he best interests of the estate. Dated: July 23, 1960.

PHILIP ENGELDER Attorney for the Estate o( Prudence Van Nostrand, Deceased. Wellsville, New York. Yonkers To End Its Season; Record Race Run at Batavia Amidon's Grocery 333 East Dyke Street Quality Groceries, Meats Beer Beverages. Phone 1827 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Urtiiker's Red White Food Store 253 S. Main St. Modern Diner Complete Sunday Dinners Served From Noon Till 9 p.m. We are ready to serve your Sunday needs and ready to wire your daily needs. Minor League Scores Pacific Coast League Tacoma 6-6, Vancouver 3-4 Seattle 9-2, Salt Lake 2-6 Sacramento 4, Portland 3 San Diego 6, Spokane 4 American Assn.

Minneapolis 12, Indianapolis 5 St. Paul 4, Louisville 3 Dallas-Fort Worth 5, Houston 1 International League Jersey City 3, Montreal 2 Buffalo 5, Columbus 0 Toronto 2, Miami ff Reno Bout between Moses Cooper, Stockton, and Frankie Ramirez. Mexicali, Mexico, postponed, rain. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yonkers Raceway will play out its spring season tonight and will be followed two nights later with the opening of Roosevelt Race-i way's 5635,000 stakes program, Friday night at Yonkers, Cadu- ceus, the New Zealand horse who failed in the recent International Pacing Series, won his first race in this country and set a track record. Caduceus cut a full second off Bye Bye standard as he stepped 1'4 miles in 2:32 2-5.

Billy Haughton drove the 9-year- old sidewheeler to a $7.10 payoff in the $25,000 handicap. Victory Dinamic was second and Tar Boy third. Another track record was set at Batavia Downs by Knight Time, who covered the $14,150 feature mile in 2:02 3-5. The old I mark for 3-year-old pacers at Ba-! tavia was 2:03. Ironically, it was; se.t by Tar Boy in 1958.

who finished third at Yonkers Friday- night. Leon Boring drove Knight Time, who paid S4.70. Sampson Direct was second and Jan Hanover wa-s 1 third. At Saratoga Springs, Mr. Budlong ran his year's earnings to $43.593 when he won the $5,000 Gloversville pace in 2:01 1-5.

Mr. BudloQg, driven by Charlie King, paid $2.80. At Monticello Raceway, Indian Raider, driven by Ed Wheeler, won the $2,000 handicap trot and paid $5.50. Scotch Kin, driven by Clyde Gigee, won the second qualifying leg of Vernon Downs' August trotting series. He covered the mile in 2:03 and paid $4.70.

Bolivar Dumps Citizens In Tullar Field Action Bolivar dumped Citizens, 10-5, in Babe Ruth League action Thursday afternoon in a game played at Tuller Field. Citizens took a 4-2 lead by the end of the second frame before the Bolivar group let go with a double two-run blast in the third and fourth frames. Another four run rout sent the winners higher. Citizens capped the contest, with a lone tally in the final frame. Catcher Green whipped two doubles iir the Bolivar squad along with teammate Ford had three hits, including a double in four attempts.

Rohrabacker and Jones each came across with two baggers for the losers. Third baseman Hubbard had two bits in three strius. LESTER CHEVROLET CO. SERVICE and PARTS DEPT. CLOSED FOR VACATION AUGUST 1st Thru AUGUST 6th SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN AS USUAL.