The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 4

4 THE INTER LAKE Monday March 26 1956 Shantz Appears to Be Winning His Comeback ight A's Pitcher Tames Senators By EARL WRIGHT United Prrse fiporte Wrllss Robby Shantz 140 pounds of spirit and detei initiation appears io lie Minning bls comeback fight and this good news for the Kansas City Athletics could mean trouble lor the American top teams In 1056 Shantz has had enough miseries with his left arm since 1953 to make him quit baseball But the five foot six inch Von nsy Iranian apparently never heard of the word "quit" and rigid now he looks like Kansas No I pitcher Bobby vent six Innings against the Washington Senators yester day and showed some of the stuff that made him the American valuable player" in 1952 when he won 24 games lie scattered seven Senator hits giv ing up one run on Jerry single and a double by Roy Sievers While Shantz tamed the Sena tors at West Palm Beach la veteran Tommy Byrne and Rookie Ralph Terry pitched the Yankees to a 0 triumph over the world champion Brooklyn Dodgers at Miami Byrne who Inst the last game the 1955 World Series to Brook lyn allowed only two singles In the first six innings and Terry held the Dodgers to two hits In the last three Billy Loes the righthander who blew up in the fourth inlng of the second 1955 series game pitched four scoreless Innings but was chased In the fifth when BUI Skowron and Billy Martin led a five hit spree that produced four Yankee runs Granny Hamner hit a 3 2 pitch lathead inishes ourth in State lathead County High School finished fourth and Columbia alls fifth in finals of the state high school wrestling tournament Sat urday night at Bozeman Billings won the meet with 115 points Missoula was second with 87 Gallatin third with 78 while lathead had 39 Columbia alls 37 Custer of Miles City 34 State Industrial School of Miles City 19 Helena 18 and Butte Cen tral 8 Antelope roid and Plains failed to score Bousleman of Columbia alls decisloner Kirland of Missoula for first place at 95 pounds Sanders of lathead pinned Redfield of lathead for first place at 120 pounds Leckle of Billings de cisioned Little of lathead for first at 133 Matte of Missoula de cisioned Dennis nf lathead for third at 154 Byrd of Columbia alls pinned Merlow of Great Palls for first at 177 Ralph Ertz 145 pound winner who wae named outstanding wres tler at last year's big Bozeman in vitational won the award this year as a member of the industrial school team over the left field fence in the 10th at Clenrwarter to give the Phila delphia Phillies a 1 0 triumph over the Boston Red Sox Hamner is batting 425 Larry Doby got two hits and drove in two runs and Slierm Txil tar collected three hits to help the Chicago Willie Sox defeat the Cin cinnati Redlegs al Tampa 6 1 Doby Is hitting 400 and Lollar394 At St Petersburg Rip seventh Inning single with the liases loaded broke a 4 4 tie and propelled the St Louis Cardinals to a 7 4 victory over the Pitts burgh Pirates The Milwaukee Braves scored three sixth Inning runs at Braden ton to down the Detroit Tigers 5 2 Hobby Thomson collected two doubles and a single and Del Crandall three singles to lead the winners Earl Averill Cleveland's rookie catcher singled Al Smith home with the ninth Inning run that gave the Indians a 4 3 victory over the New York Giants at Tucson Ariz At Los Angeles the Chicago Cutis made 13 hits while beating the Baltimore Orioles 10 5 The Cubs got all their runs off Bill Wight Don Honk got three hits and Ernie Banks collected two to boost his average to 415 while pacing the Cub attack BOWLING MERCHANTS LEAGUE High single game John Danielson 252 high single series Bumps Winter 624: high team game Buds Texaco 1021: high team series Pepst Cola 2737 Results: Pepsl Cda 4 fl: O'Neil Printers 3 Woodland Trailer 1: The Trap 2 Johns Buick 2 Bowl Juniors 3 Texaco 1 The Trap Vnndevanter 451 Lelghty 481 II Prouty 369 Hacker 477 Douderback 480 for 2552 Johns Buick Wes Buck 455 John Alton 405 John DiGlovannl 308 John Danielson 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basketball fun Marques Haynes played in those parts Now as eo owners of the Har lem Magicians Tatum and Haynies are barnstorming tho country in a 160 game duel with the Olympi ans beaded by big Bill Spivey the seven foot one inch former All America from Kentucky Golden is anxious to exhibit his basketball wizardry in this area "I guess about the only part of the world I played In" Tatum recently commented Generally termed the best known figure in pro court circles the self styled "clown prince of basketball" has appeared before millions of sports fans the world (mSM GOOSE TATUM The team also features a half time vaudeville show starring "The lying Nesbitts" a quartet of tumblers NIT NCAA Champions Won't Be Matched NEW YORK The crying shame of this basketball season would seem to be that NCAA champion San rancisco and NIT champ Louisville meet each as they would have in other Olympic years clash between the twin titans of the college courts became a "natural" when Louisville and its six eight Charley Tyra drubbed Dayton 93 80 Saturday in the na tionally televised finale of the Na tional Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden In other Olympic years this mill ch would have been made too Then both the NCAA and NIT champs moved into the playoff tourney for the Olympic team But the rules have been changed for this Olympic tryout tourney at Kansas City April 2 4 Instead of champion teams the colleges will be repre sented by a hand picked squad of 14 "all stars" who will compete against a similar squad from the armed forces and the one two I teams from the national A AU tour the Seattle Buchan Bak i ers and the Phillips Ollers So the fans will have to won der just what would happen In a Don test of All Amerlca Bill Bus sell and the Cardinals from the Blue Grass with their terrible Tyra Russell a Senior will be a member of the College All Stars In tho Olympic tryouts Tyra a jun ior who would have to drop out of school to play in the Olympics will nnt of course The 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