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Aaroirtg Siar, TsJa, May 10, 1960 nn 1 4 tvf An rv WEEKEND CLEANING THE CUFF: Venetian Way's easy romp to the 86th Kentucky Derby may be rated as the upset of the year in sports since all you could hear before the race was Tompion and Bally Ache. Jockey Bill Hartack rode a smart race ss he piloted the fairly-backed horse to the winner's circle. Tompion ran at Venetian Way in the stretch but just didn't have euough to make the catch. And so it is the Preakness next and you can bet the big play on words will be swiftly changed to Venetian Way now. also got some times and a look at the Indians and now we know what we are up against in the state the head mentor concluded.

Although it doesn't show in the summaries or the point totals, the Casper mile relay team broke the existing state record by a full two tenths of a second last Saturday. Blair McCann, Earl Dorsett, Dave Iludgel and Jim Barber stepped the distance in 3:34 as compared to the state mark of 3:36. This is also a new school record, Geldien reported. Of course the real news was Frank Izzarelli's prodigious heave of 153 ft. 314 in.

in the discuss event which shattered the old Fort Collins mark set by Douglas' Bud Spicer two years ago. To date Izzarelli has progressed upwards with each of the three meets as he set new marks in the Casper Invitational, Billings Jay-cee Festival and the CSU meet last Saturday. He started at 143 feet plus in the Invitational here, went to 149 at Billings and now 153 at Fort Collins. Chuck Amadio bested Rufus Hoefer of Cheyenne in the pole vault as the Cheyenne star went out at 11 feet and Amadio stayed in to tie for second place. Casper's Dave Iludgel qualified for the finals of the 100 yard dash but was closed out of the scoring when Chris Babbs of Denver East broke the record in winning the event.

Iludgel was clocked in a good 10.3 for his final run. A former Casper athlete, Jerry Jensen, finished third to Izzarelli in the discus. Jenson, now with Brighton, Colo, high, left Casper as a freshman three years ago. Babbs, who won three first places, nearly broke ex-Mustang Hi Gcrnert's quarter mile record. Gernert turned in a 49.5 clocking in 1955 and Babbs won the event Saturday in 49.6.

Geldien said the Mustangs would probably get a full week of work this week and then taper off the early part of next week. With construction still planned for the NCIIS track, the availability is uncertain this week. Casper's Frank Izzarelli busted his third meet record in as many weeks wheu he" sailed the discus 153 ft. 334 in. to win the Colorado State U.

Invitational event. He broke the old record established by Bud Spicer of Douglas. Cheyenne's Tom Galbos broke Spicer's old shot-put record with a heave of 56 ft. V2 in. Thus the two top weight men in the state will be here in Casper on May 20-21 for the state AA meet.

Hi Gernert's old quarter mile record was nearly shattered last Saturday when little Chris Babbs of East High, Denver, turned the one lap in 49.6 Gernert's record 49.5 Babbs broke the 100 and 220 yard dash marks as a triple winner. Rip Collins, the old Gas-house Gang member at St. Louis, will be the featured speaker at the Casper Little League Spring banquet Friday, May 20. Now with the Wilson Sporting Goods firm of Chicago, the Hipper should have some real good stories about the likes of Pepper Martin, Dizzy and Paul Dean Ls Red Sox Pay $70,000 For Mew Orleans Ace NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Boston Red Sox Monday announced the signing of fire-balling southpaw Darrell Massey of Loyola University for a bonus reportedly in excess of $70,000. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound freshman closed the season Saturday by beating Spring Hill and finished with a 6-0 record.

He ran up 82 strikeouts in 50 innings. Red Sox scout George Digby said only that a sizeable bonus was involved, but indications were that the bonus exceeded the $70,000 spread over a five-year period. Four Deputy Game Wardens Transferred CHEYENNE (AP) Four Wyoming deputy game wardens will be transferred soon. The action, effective June 1, was announced by Wyoming Game Warden James B. White.

Glen Wilkinson, deputy game warden at Rawlins, goes to Sundance to succeed II. W. Thompson, resigned. George Prazma, Green River, moves to Rawlins. L.

D. Myers, Newcastle, transfers to Green River and Duane Hyde, special deputy at Dubois, goes to Newcastle. By RAY GIFF2- STAR Sports Editor Although slightly dissatisfied with his team's performance at Fort Collins Saturday, Coach Harry Geldien was grateful that the Mustangs were given a look at the Cheyenne Indians a final preview before the two teams collide with the other four AA schools here May 20-21. "We got seven points and Elan-chard's (Okie) club got Geldien said yesterday, "but we Meal's Homer In 9fh Gives Bums 74 Win LOS ANGELES (AP)-Charley Ncal's three-run homer broke up the game in the bottom of the ninth and brought the Los Angeles Dodgers a 7-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday night before 23,417. Reliever Elroy Face, who had a fantastic 18-t record last year, served up the home run ball and took his third loss in as "many decisions this year.

The Dodgers earlier scored two' unearned runs as the fumbling Pirates committed four errors, running their total for five games to 15. The Dodgers held a 3-0 lead going into the eighth but Bill Mazer-oski made it 3-2 by slamming a homer off Don Drysdale with Al Smith aboard. Los Angeles made it 4 2 in the same inning when pinch runner Tommy Davis scored from second on an error by first baseman Dick Stuart. The Pirates tied it in the top of the ninth as Bob Skinner sliced a'iKJmer over the left field screen after Dick Groat singled. ritsburrh Bttkor 3b e-Nelson Face Groat ss Skinner If bl Log Anr.

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8 Sherry. I'il hinf Summary IP 7 6 3 KR BB SO 2 1 5 3 1 1 2 13 0 0 1 Friend Face (L 0-3 1 11-3 3 4 8 1-3 6 4 2 3 0 0 Drvsdale L. Sherry (W. 4-3) VP-Friend. Chess Champ Will Tab A Vacation MOSCOW (AP) Mikhail Tal, 23, the new world chess champion, told a news conference Monday he will take a two-month vacation and then compete in the chess "Olympics" at Leipzig.

The young king of the chess world he is the youngest in history, it is claimed here also said he may publish a book on his champ- match with Mikhail Eotvimiikr whom he unseated, with comment on his play. He considers the 19th game in the series his best. Tal also confirmed that lie used psychology to beat Botvinnik just as he did the others in his meteoric rise in the last three years. His psychology consists in paying little attention to book openings, and throwing his own variations early. STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League W.

L. Pet. G.B. Chicago 12 6. .607 New York 10 6 .625 1 Boston 8 7 .533 2li Cleveland 9 8 .529 2Vi Baltimore 10 9 .526 2V2 Washington 8 10 .444 4 Detroit 5 10 .333 5Mt Kansas City 6 12 .333 6 National League W.

L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco .14 7 Pittsburgh 13 9 .591 lVa Milwaukee 9 7 2 'a Cincinnati 11 11 .500 3'i Los Angeles 11 12 .478 4 St. Louis 9 11 .430 4V'a Philadelphia 9 13 .409 5'a Chicago 6 12 .333 6Vi Manager Bob Schauer should be commended on his club's fine showing in Utah last week.

Without the results on the Sunday game the local Legion nine split 2-2 in the first four contests on the road. When you stop and consider that these clubs the Bucs were playing all had between eight and 12 games to their credit, the locals can be figured as tough for the coming season in Wyoming competition. The Bucs hit well and their fielding was up to par in at least three of the ball games. The long-ball hurt them in two of the games although they pulled one out of the lire. Aclcock Will Hot Go To Hospital MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Braves have changed their plans and will not send first baseman Joe Adcock to a hospital for treatment of his ailing back.

Early Monday the club announced that Dr. Bruce Brewer had ordered Adcock into a hospital to be placed in traction. However, Monday afternoon Adcock said he was feeling better and it was decided he would remain at home, continuing heat and rest treatments. The 32-year-old Adcock has been sidelined nearly two weeks. He was hitting .317 with a pair of homers and eight runs batted in before the back strain developed.

HERE an interested ELK MEETING HELD plus Leo Durocher. The $20 per-plate dinner will be held at the' Riverside Club and tickets are currently on sale via the board of directors of the L.L. This Friday Dean Morgan Junior High and East Junior High tangle on the NCIIS track in a head-to-head track meet for the city championship. Should, be a fine meet with several of the young stars in action and future Mustang trackmen testing their mettle against one another. Larry Powell announced the start of the Paradise Valley Country Club tea matches Wednesday at the westside course.

Golf is slowly coming around to weekly events with the weather finally giving the divot diggers a chance. Out at Casper Golf Club Sunday a total of 11 players teed off in a slugfest derby with Elmer Maki and Don Matthews batting down to the wire before Matthews birdicd the 11th hole to wrap up first place. Russians Will Send Gsrnlr Fcr Mere MOSCOW (AP) Gurnir, the Soviet horse which finished fifth the international race at Laurel, last Nov. 11, will get another chance. The Pvussians have told the United States embassy that although Garnir is being sent back for the Veterans' Day classic next November, Flang, which finished eighth after a mixup at the start last fall, would not return to the United States.

Mill MtivM4 VbjilVi vJ All-Sfcr Tcurnmcnt YORBA LINDA, Calif. (AP)-Sammy Snead' Monday won the $50,000 round-robin All-Star Tournament by six strokes and with it top prize of $10,000. Snead, who finished Sunday v. ilh a 13-under-par 203 for the 54-lle competition, was followed by -Jimmy Demaret and Cary MiddlecoCf, each with 209 for $7,000 each. The Jackson Hole Elk Advisory committee held a meeting for Casper sportsmen Sat urday at the Ike Walton cabin in Casper.

One of the members, Superintendent Spud Bill of Grand Teton National Park, is shown with a map illustrating elk banding op nn. erations. Supt. Bill was moderator for the meeting which attracted group of sportsmen. STAR photo by Morrison..