The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 5

THE INTER LAKE Wednesday March 28 1956 5 Sullivan Win Makes Him Cinch to Pitch Opener Sox Hurler Gal Wrestlers Tames Chicago the Cardinals scored a 2 1 triumph over the Milwaukee Braves The trio held the Braves hitless through the last seven innings after a single by Bill Bruton and Johnny Logan's double produced a rim off Mizell in the second Elsewhere: The Pittsburgh Pirates scored their 11th victory in IB games when Dick Cole singled home the winning run In the ninth for a 5 4 decision over the Cincinnati Red legs A homer by Lee Walls tied the score for the Pirates in the eighth after early homers by Ray Jablonski Stan Palys and rank Robinson helped Cincinnati build a 4 0 lead Jim Busby homered tn the ninth inning to give the Cleveland In dians an 8 7 win over the Orioles and the Chicago Cubs walloped 20 hits to down the New York Giants 13 10 despite homers by Wes Westrum and oster Castle man Will Appear After a lapse of several weeks wrestling will return to the Eagles JIall Saturday evening with a card scheduled to please tle most rabid of the fans Both women and men grapplcrs will appear during the evening Carol Cook of Toleda Ohio and Jane Muller of Savannah Go will represent the fair sex and come recommended by match maker Tony Bernardi as tops among girl grapplers Rounding out the card will be Treacherous Phillips against Jerry Gordetski who wrestles in his bare feet and is a favorite of the local fans and Roco Roque taking on rank Salas Phillips will lie making his first appearance in the local squared circle as will the gal grunt and groaners The mole lemming has such long powerful front teeth that he uses these to dig with Instead of his claws Pirates Pin Hopes on Mound By RED DO1VN Unlld Sperls Wrlisr frank brilliant Grape fruit League record made him a cinch opening day pitcher today and a potential 20 game winner for the dnrkhorse Boston Red Sox The towering 28 year old right hander who is slated to hurl against Hie Baltimore Orioles on April 17 shared American League honors with Whitey ord for most victories last year witli an 18 13 record And off his spring form lie is almost certain to do better this year Sullivan was nicked for only two runs in six innings yester day as be collaborated with Ivan Dclock in cooling off even the red hot Larry Doby and giving the Red Sox a 7 2 verdict over the Chicago White Sox The perform ance was doubly satisfactory to Manager Mike Higgins because Sullivan is supposed to be the Red Sox this and win a four game Boston losing streak The world champion Brooklyn Dodgers St Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Athletics also were encouraged by stellar mound per formances The Dodgers goU four hit pitch ing from 20 game winner Don Newcombe and relief ace Clem Labine to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 2 The loss was made especially bitter for the Phillies when third baseman Willie Jones was by a Newcombe pitch in the fifth inning and removed to Morton Plant Hospital in Clear water la Lou Kretlow yielded two hits in six innings and Art Ditmar locked it up with a hitless three inning job to lead the Athletics to a 7 2 decision over the Detroit Tigers Tlie loss was the 13th in 17 games for (lie Tigers who saw four pitchers combed for 15 hits Vinegar Bend Mizell Luis Ar royo and Ellis Kinder three of Manager red Hltchinson's key pitchers turned in a two hltter as our Horsemen Recall Tragedy PITTSBURGH (UP) A quarter of a century has passed since Knute Rockne of Notre Dame crashed to his death in a Kansas Wheatfield But the event still burns in the memory of the "our The famous backfield of the 20s today recalled that precise moment on Marcli 31 1831 when they learned of Rocknc's death By then Harry Sfuhldreher Jimmy Crowley Elmer Layden and Don Miller had been out of Notre Dame five years and as coaches themselves were disciples of one of the genuises of the game Stuhidrchcr now an executive with US Steel in Pittsburgh re called that Tuesday afternoon when he learned of the tragedy was coaching at Villanova and was just rounding out my spring training program for the day when I got a call from a Phil adelphia the former quart erback said was stunned by Rock's death In a few' hours I was to go on the field for practice But I go through with it We called off drills for the State Cage Meet Makes $15846 HELENA (UP) The 1956 Class AA A high school basketball tour nament at Butte showed a net profit of $15846 the Montana High School Association reported Rex Dailey executive secretary for the association said the March 15 17 tourney in Civic Cen ter drew 33400 fans topped only by the 1953 gate when 35000 fans attended the Class A champion ship games Dailey said the profit this year was second to the record $18312 record set in 1953 GIRL WRESTLERS at the Eagles Hall Saturday March 31 8:00 PM Plus 2 Men's Bouts ORT MYERS la The Pittburgh are pinning all their hopes on pitching and a ura ver to lift them out of the National League basement this year Bobby Bragan brand new at the Pittsburgh helm points to Bob riend Vern Law Ronnie Kline Dick Littlefield and Dick Hall as his starters and insists he trade them for the Cincinnati Chicago or St Louis pitching staff He says his Pirates cellar bound for the past four years could finish as high as sixth this year all depends on four Bragan says those four are outfielders rank Thomas and Bob Skinner Littlefield and Danny Kravitz a rookie Thomas and Littlefield both had poor years last season but Bragan is looking for better showings from each of them Skinner who had a trial with the Pirates in 1954 but spent last year with New Orleans is a con verted first baseman who has been installed in left field And Kravitz the best looking rookie in the Pittsburgh camp be another Yogi Berra some day" ac cording to Bragan Right now Bragan cites his pitching staff as chief strength He calls the outfield and the catching the two big weak nesses As far as the outfield goes Thomas has been shifted from center to right field Skinner has been assigned to left and Roberto Clemente Bobby Del Greco and Lee Walls are fighting for center field Holdover Jerry Lynch also is available for outfield duty Bragan is well satisfied with rangy Dale Long at first base but if Long bogs down he has Preston Ward ready for duty Speedy Curt Roberts back with the Pirates after a year under) Bragan at Hollywood has the in side track at second base al though Johnny is receiv ing consideration there too Duke gift to the majors Dick Groat will be the regular shortstop Gene reese has third 1 1 1 1 1 A I il All oase preiiy wvu wnm Dick Cole and Eddie Brien shape up as infield reserves Toby Atwell and Jack Shepard will probably handle most of catching but Bra gan says don't be too surprised If Kravitz is behind the plate open ing day Getting back to the pitching staff immediate con is Hall's arm The six foot six inch right hander a converted outfielder has been plagued with a sore arm this spring but Bta gan hopes it will come around Other than that Bragan is on the prowl for a possible left hand ed starter to go along with Little Held have two good looking southpaws in Lino Donoso and Jank McMahan whom we drafted from Bragan says but thinking of them more in re lief right handed relievers figure to be Elroy ace George Munger and Max Surkont about three and a half years younger than the rest of the Bragan says we have that working for us no question about enthusiasm be cause whenever you have a young ball club it's generally full of spirit far the improvement has been very noticeable These kids don't act like an eighth place club They may get beat bad one day but they don't stay down They come bouncing right back the next Even so it may take quite a bit of doing for Bragan to hoist the Pirates out of their accustomed eighth place spot A A DODGE Has Moved To Room 304 CONRAD BANK BLDG Kalispell Montana ARMERS New broader policy of armers Insurance Exchange protects more members of your family against more types of 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Course the District 13 agreed to the tournament plan along with all other mem ber schools in the state at a meet ing tn Billings in December 1951 But we still do not think that a Agostini Out RESNO Calif (UP) resno State College sprint star Mike Agostini who set a world record in the 220 yard dash earlier this month will not be able to com 1 pete in the Santa Barbara Easter I Relays on Saturday because of pain in his right knee His doctori lias ordered a week of rest to clear up an irritation in the calf muscle nt the knee I ft group of Class schools should be further in debt on tourna ment just to pay a fee to an or ganization that already has over $60000 in its bank account Rex Dailey MHSA Executive Secretary said in the report that the MHSA Is not accumulating surplus funds He said a $3000C cash reserve is held for operating expenses and comes in than is needed it is re turned to the schools This leads us to ask two ques tions: Needed for what? Has the MUSA ever returned any money to the schools? There is no doubt in our mind that the District 13 schools are legally obligated to pay the tour nament assessment because they did agree to it Still we think it is not morally right for a group of small schools to go tn debt while an organization that already has plenty of money and seem ingly nothing to do with it wants their no matter what The MHSA no doubt was or ganized in good faith and with a good purpose in mind Either that purpose was lost along the way or it has been kept quiet to the general public We wish the MH SA would make their purpose and their operations a little more open to the public Perhaps it would Istop the wondering RN landed a 28 pound muskellunge But someone stole the whopper low rcUcf on a wall built by Them Mich (UP) ia ictnni's nnn veins before Christ irauPthVone cbancc t0 show 011 llle tisb he Encyclopedia Brit Crist ice fishing on Black Lake I friends lRni1'ca WlRKTUNG Chinook Paper Tackles MHSA Wlwi 'lol jww mm 43 a New 1956 cars using Mobilgas Special aver? ged 1995 New Proof you too can get More Miles Per Gallon Miles per Galion in Mobilgas Economy Run SOS 4HMUS SALT LAKE CITY I Cc4IAMO Qcoloac 1 2j SWING 1 WGAS I lout fokw by con ir 1936 MobHgoj tconomy gun The route wot telecteJ rf Jpkl the Ru" entirely STAIT by IWted State Auto Club Once again the famous Mobilgas Econ omy Run points the way to more miles per gallon for every owner of a new high compression car! or this great miles per gallon record was set with 1956 stock cars with automatic similar in every respect to one you may now be driving urther? these cars covered a grueling 1469 mile course that included city streets as well as steep mountain roads cold and desert heat every extreme of road condition temperature and weather the average car is subjected to in a full year's driving! 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