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10 CwmfcoM, Ify Memweer April 190 game, Pepsi-Cola, TSS; high 'team scries, Pepsi-Cola, 2,232, lIZjfe Sox Gef Sievers From Washington Bowljdromt Businessmen! League Hich lndiv. came, Tom Hipps, Man SARASOTA, Ha. (AP) One of Minder, promising 21-ycar-oldi Sievers was Injured much of last Clint Courtney and pitcher Russ ries of Sox deals to solve the long edly gave Chicago a little more 200: high series, D. Glass, 529; to ball problem. batting punch, which they were high team game, Navy, the most persistent attempts to, first baseman who triggered 22 year, but managed to hit 21 horn-land a player in recent baseball homers and 92 rbi's last year with ers amj rive runs sjx Kemmerer.

Last week president Cal Griffith Minoso and "With Sievers. Fan high team wavy, looking for. (Gene) Frecse, we think the long history ended Monday when the Charleston, S.C. in trie sally seasons with the Senators, he col- of the Senators offered to part The usually loquacious Stengel Bewlodreme Automotive Le.gue Chicago White Sox pried loose Roy lected 180 homer, and averaged with Siever, in an even trade for tllTtT Z. Sievers from the Washington Sen atom.

By HERB PARKER Sports Editor didn't say what he thought of Chi- High men's indiv. game, Bob 'Snider, 219; high men's series, "Sievers will be a great Insurance policy for us," said Sox 96 rbi's. jBattey and utility inflclder Sam-mentloning Blg who fa! The Sox had been after him for Manaeer Al Looez. "He can spell we 01 tne many rejectea ouers my wposiro, wpez was reiuctaniihittln2 1 ,370 amj jj getting that ivV. R.

Huches. 560; high team four years, finally getting the 33- Ted Kluszewskl at first base orjthe Sox made for him was lastto let go of Esposito, who can fill home run range, and catcher Amencan pennant winner. )gamet Qpe Motor, high year-old slugger for $150,000 Minoso in left field. And June when President Bill Vecck In at third, short or second. jsherm Lollar.

Jlle conceded, howe'er, that the team series, Little Brown Jug, When spring orrives good fishing cannot be far That is the summation of the fih eulturiits of the De- and two players Earl Battey, a when he's not doing that he can presented a five-player package In Chicago, Veeck said the ad- Manager Casey Stengel of theaddition of Sievers 'makes, the! p.L catcher, and Don pinch hit." land $250,000 for Sievers, catcher 'dition of Sievers climaxes a se-Yankees said the move "undoubt-iSox tougher." partment of Fish and Wildlife Resources ana wun mm mfirM, dcfpnsive I I pi.J iL.i -ii i. REKINDLING OLD SPARK White Sox Are Picked mind Commissioner Minor uarK nas airecrea nai vation Officers be shifted into the oreas of the famous runs end be ready to assist the fisherman in his endeavors as well os see that the laws protecting fish be upheld. BOWLING Bewledrome Nite Owls Ltague ihigh team series, American Na-Iligh men's indiv. game, Bob Insurance, 2,039. 1 Bewlodreme Ladies Twilight League High indiv.

game, Jonell King, 182; high series, Jonell King, 443 high team game, Hustlers, 744; high team series, Hustlers, 2,120. Bewlodreme Texas Gas Women's League HielTJiv. game, Madeline De To Take AL Pennant The. boys who study fishing for mending anything from a sim-lcnow that the "runs" of walleye, pe gcratch to a hole big enough white bass and crappie cannot put your fist through. If you far away.

They know, also, thatjWant to avojd the fuss and muss with warm weather the black jand gure 0f getting a profes-bass and the bluegill and other Lonaj Dave your dealer do Wellman, 233; high men's Bob Wellman, 590; high Socl, By JOE REICHLER Baumann and Barry Latman is Associate Press Sperts Writer only 23. Don Ferrarese, another NEW YORK (AP) Chicago's starter, is 30. came. Layton Vendine 1.107: "luiy naven, iw; nin acucs, wum OIC. f- l.

nn. 1 r-4 UP" ft hiTh fpam Prii Rarrptt aimpson, POU wgn icaiu game, wime oux navmg uuul-u puiim 1. um.fy,. species will be on the move, wnen it or you ml I 0- pw. rS 1 Jessee, 579; high team game, An- Fumblers, 587; high team series.

2,909. cient Age, high team se- Fumblers, 1,651. ries, Medley's, 2,884. these various "runs" occur more To straighten out a dent in an, 'middle, from catcher Sherm Lol-conservation officers will be seen aluminum huil, press a sandbag n. loosening heh- ght fcnse, Jim Landis In those areas than ever before ermly against the hoUow or "con.

sIowinS UP thpir 1 1 1 and they have been instructed by fde of dont and of offease, are this corner's through the pitching and the ni, oceict ih t. tn pflnturp ihp AmPTwun I.papuppWeilie Fox-Uus Apancio double Bowlodreme Bowlerena League High ladies indiv. game, Doro- Bowlodreme Wtttimihouu Brooklyner Wins Chess iiH iimii uuillK Ul vaiivc thy Minton, 192; high ladies ser Mixed League fisherman in any way possible to nty a rubber-headed ln Wj0- play combination. The Yankees' weakness is pitch- Bt n.it.r of Even if 40-year-old Early Wynn enhance his usning inp ana ies, Dorothy Minton, 483; high team game, Deluxe, 742; high team series, Glenmore, 2,184. also be on the alert for law viola he 'dent and work toward the victoiy total and shortstop.

Whitey Ford is the dent and work toward tne dependable and Art Ditmar center. k. i dk i jp mm-- High ladies idiv. game, Martha ftamp In ii MfWPt Saltsman, 164; high ladies 44 PIUVCi Martha Saltsman, 459; high men's MAR DEL PLATA) Argentina indiv. game, Cleatis Cox, 190; (AP)-Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn high men's series, Cleatis Argentina's Erich Elis-519; high team game, Sealers, ln 44 moves Sunday night 948; high team series, Rejects, in fifth-miimt match of the In- Your motor whether inboard or traaes.

01 ZSm Minnie Minoso, u.xc, Bowlodrome Petroleum League it I outboard. Should be checked byjuene rr ana ny High men's indiv. game, Frank 9 mmnptent mprhanic and riven 1 snoula enaDle A1 LOPPZ aeienamgi a competent mecnamc ana given, Diirpn nrwar in favnr. Biniie, 210; high men's series, 10 Wln a monj 1 at "ft tors. More men will be placed on.

Lake Cumberland's headwaters, where the walleye and the striped bass are due to take hold at any minute. And additional men will be shifted from non-fishing areas to Kentucky Lake to look over the famous crappie run and a shift in a thorough tune-up. 2,799. Frank Birnie, 586; high team game, Modern Welding No. 3, ternational Chess Tournament.

may have to be replaced. comionaDie margin man mey j. last year. Skowron, as usual, is hav- The trio should provide the longlS tremendous spring. The And don't forget the trailer.

high team series, Birnie Bowlodrome G. E. Men's League Hundreds of thousands of wee uu TOOl, z.svo. ball, Chicago's main weakness iM00se' with xogi Berra, and cniW whn ron't find mnor. in v.n.

ipp. pW3 neexor Lopez, tjsion tiowara, j. lusi year, tyuuit'iuer mmusu. mini TODAY (Continued From Editorial Page) personnel will be affected at Her- Bowlodrome Ladles Industrial mg space crowaea mannas ue- Maris and Mantlo rPnrP.nf now. High Indiv.

game, Guy Moore, 235; high series, John Duncan, 581; high team game, Quality Control, 884; high team series, Five Star, 2,480. man-outfielder Sievers toeetherier- Bobby Richardson, the little League High indiv. game, B. Thomas, to and from the water. Make sure that the trailer's winch rope and hit 64 homers and drove in 211 secona baseman, nas been superb.

Humphrey but who got sickened Tony Kubek, the shortstop, hasn't 221; high series, B. Thomas, 567; 1 rounded into form high team game, Tri-State Supply, Bowlodrome Thursday Mixed hold-down fastenings are sound if the material is frayed the boat is likely to work loose and spill runs even though Sievers, injured much of last year, had a poor season. The New York Yankees, who The addition of second baseman Tri-State slj; nign team series, by this anti-Catholic bias against Kennedy. Vice President Richard M. Nixon's name is in this Wisconsin primary too, and unopposed, al- Doubles Lsague Johnny Temple undoubtedly has Supply.

2,285. High ladies indiv. game, Mil- out on the highway. If padding area Hurst, men ladies se- dropped to third place 15 games strengthened and stabilized the off the pare, after four straight infield but the feeling and rollers "are worn they should be repaired or replaced. Lubricate Bowlodrome Henry's Kings ries, Barbara Hurm, 444; high 'though he hasn campaigned Queens League first places finishes, should move men Indiv.

game, Jim Hurst, there. Even if Kennedy or Humph- up a notch, past Cleveland. The High ladies indiv. game, Mil-196; high men's series, Jim Hurst, rey got more votes it still would rington Lake where the white bass are due for their spawning jaunts up famous Dix River. These shifts, Commissioners Clark says, will be made at little or no additional cost by the COs and will put the men in the areas of activity.

They will be drawn from nearby counties where i fishing is available and will work with the officer who is stationed regularly on the lakes and streams. Many who fish, Commissioner Clark says, know little about catching fish when these runs are on. They will be shown the proper lures or baits to use and favorite fishing areas will be pointed out to them. At the same time these officers will be ever alert to law violations, the Commissioner said. HI'S FCZB-SJJNMEf all moving parts, sand and repaint rusted spots and have someonepreferably an expert check the wiring and electrical con Indians were runners-up last year, five games behind the White Sox.

not be a disaster to him. It could cause trouble but with is that Manager Joe Gordon paid dearly for it. The loss of McLish has made the sometimes brilliant, often times uncertan Herbb Score the oldest and most experienced starter and he's only 26. Jim Grant is 24, Gary Bell is 23 and Jim dred Clark, 242; high ladies se- 529. ries, Mildred Clark, 578; high men's indiv.

game, Tom Chap-Bowlodrome Kegler-ettes The belief Is that the Indians' League no other Republican presidential OUTfjBL OS. tacts. The trailer should be rigged in such a way that the staff is too young to carry the big load placed on its inexper- man, 220; high men's series, Lew- High ladies indiv. game, Mar- candidate in sight, he still has a is Ambs, 571; high team game, tha Rohbins, 163; high ladies se- strangle-hold on the party's nom-American National Insurance, 731; ries, Martha Robbins, 421; high ination next summer. boat's weight is properly distrib ienced shoulders bv departure 24.

Jack Harshman, utedotherwise the hull may be 19-game winner Cal McLish, and ijurneyman southpaw is 32 but subjected to abnormal stress and his starts are few and far Minoso's 21 homers, between. Moon, Like Dixie Walker Is Dodger's 'Peepful's Choice VERO BEACH, Fla. (NEA) was a slightly discredited out- twisted out of shape. This, too, is a job for an expert. The Yankees' expected rise is traced to the acquisition of slugger Roger Maris, who together With your boat and trailer in fin-Inn cnortA rii ran w-mlr fnr.

Paul Richards has fashioned a young ball club ideally suited to Baltimore's Municipal Stadium. That is, strong pitching, tight de a t. Mickey Mantle, could supply ward to many happy hours of When Wally Moon of the Dodgers fielder discarded by the Cardinals, carefree summer cruising. In just a few weeks boating enthusiasts from San Francisco fense with an occasional show of looks back on last season, easily tarnished with a poor-field repu- the team with the one-two punch it lacked last year. Mantle is too good a player to suffer through two straight sad seasons.

Harbor to New York Bay will be the most satisfying in his six tation, tainted by a .238 batting hitting strength. This kind of setup puts an exceptional burden on Billy Martin To Open years ln tne major leagues, ne The surprise of the league may me Pitchers. Fortunately, the Or- average. Now, at 30, he's the most valuable player of a world cham be Baltimore's Orioles whose nave an abundance of that doesn't remember a game-winning home run or a spectacular game- Al Second for Reds ALl NEW: new tread compounds, new full-lug height, new shoulder buttresses, new full traction, new full-tread width, new self-cleaning. Yes, come see the tractor tire that's REALLY NEW.

America's quality, tractor tire at popu lar price. SIZE 9-24 4-PLY commodity. Right-handers Milt pionship club, so designated in a saving catch. young pitchers could lift them into the first division for the first time in their brief tenure In the Ameri- fan poll. Pappas, Jerry Walker, Jack Fisher and Chuck Estrada, all under LAKELAND, Fla.

(AP) For- Not even the World Series or mor Arroriran pampr Rillv Mar- the money that came with it. A generation ago in Brooklyn, Dixie Walker used to be like that, 22, really have it. in HofinitM nnpn KPcnnrt'can League. Detroit easily is the their craft into the water for that first cruise of the summer "season. And if you haven't checked your boat from stem to 'stern after the long winter layup, you'd better start right now.

If your boat is the kind that 'needs an annual repaint job be sure that you use marine paints; they're designed to stand up under water and they'll give better protection than conventional household paints. And don't put the new Instead, there's an obscure game The 1960 edition of the Tigers Is ha fnr thp Rpds. Cinrinnati of the rest with Kan- enthusiastically with Philadelphia. The catcher; critically judged, essentially the same team that dived for a bunt ooooed foul and acclaimed. Dixie ager Fred Hutchinson said was tne pee- started off so miserably last sea grabbed the ball.

While he wasjpuls cherce' in Flatbush. He Hutchinson also placed his on the ground, Moon, on first couldnt throw. That's how they sas City and Washington trailing behind. The order of finish: 1. Chicago 2.

New York. 3. Cleveland son under Bill Norman, blazed like Underwood when Jimmy Dykes base, gambled a break for sec-always started talking about Moon. EAH took over only to burn out and stamp of approval on rookie right fielder Tony Gonzalez. Although Gonzalez still is on the Havana ond, slid in ahead of the throw.

They criticized me in St. oaint rieht over the old unless settle into a fourth place finish. The next batter singled, scoring he said, bitterness in his 0 A it's the same type as the old roster, Hutchinson commented Wally, and the Dodgers won. Ex-Yankees Hank Bauer, Norm Siebern, Jerry Lumpe, Johnny voice. "But I could play center field better than anyone they've "Tho kid lfinks likp hp ran dn i JJMroit Flut Tox ond Trtadabl Tiro U.S.

ROYAL GRIP MASTER IASY TERMS Kucks, Bob Grim and Don Lar- got now." Moon also dredged from memory a game with San Francisco. Again he was on first base when finish. If you're applying a new coat of plastic-base finish over oil paint, you may have to prime the surface first with a special 6. Kansas City 7. Boston 8.

Washington. sen should enable the Athletics to stay ahead of the Red Sox and an." Outside of their native New Guinea, the only place where the gorgeous tropical birds of para- Wally wasn't boastful. He spoke as a pro who had four good years with St. Louis and undefcoater. Senators.

Bud Daley, Ray Herbert a foul fly drifted high past the third baseman, Jimmy Davenport caught the ball over his shoul- Concern over the advanced age Fiberglass hulls should be in was dropped hurriedly after a bad spected for holes, scrapes, scuffs, der. While Davenport was turning one. U.S. ROYAL BLACKWALLS with and Ned Garver, along with Kucks should comprise a fair pitching staff. The retirement of Jackie Jensen and Sammy White and the dise have become acclimated is.01 ine wnite -Sox pitching staff ap-Bird of Paradise Island.

This unfounded. True, Wynn is a tiny, sanctuary island ln thelO. Dick Donovan is 32, Billy around, Moon, already tagged up, "He hasn't got the best and gouges. Holes are not too difficult to patch; your marine scurried for second base. A single carefully noted Walter Alston, the Pierce is 33, and relief aces Ger followed and once more Moon reserved manager of the Dodgers lull GZjM I dealer can probably supply you West Indies, with a fiberglass repair kit for ry Stalcy and Turk Lown are 39! probably semi-retirement of the 00-14 9Q 2for23aB scored the winning run.

But he compensates by getting With the score tied late in an a jump on the ball. There are about $5. Such a kit usually con John D. Rockefeller reputedly; and 35, respectively. But right-great Ted Williams robs the Red important eame in Milwaukee in! worse outfielders." tains patching materials, adhe- refused to argue with people sives and complete instructions 'they did not agree with him.

if hander Bob Shaw, an 18-gamejSox of at least 50 per cent of jwinner, is 26 as is southpaw Frank itheir offense. Frank Malzone and 4.7015 plat In Ml trndiblt kr Last year Wally hit .302 and 2ta'29" batted in 74 runs, not overwhelm September, Moon slashed a long single to right field. "(Henry) Aaron comes in on 75'wK. TYHX nrtintie mart TYtCX, ne, fof riueM tif yam and tori. the ball and looks at me, re called Moon as he leaned on the MB bar of the Diamond A batting cage at Vero Beach.

"I turn first U.S. ROYAL SAFE-WAY LOW PROFILE TIRES 13 ing to explain his grip of popularity ln the Coliseum. "I didn't think I had a specially good year," he even scoffed, "but I guess It was productive." It was good enough' to make him a budding tycoon, in the securities business and vice-president of a boat concern. You don't like to pin-point hustle as the reason because that's and hustle to second while he's 90 PROOF Kentucky Straight Bourbon looking. The next man hits and we win." 7.10-15 2forW 90 These three plays out of all last season wraps up the meaning of baseball to the thick-browed out FOR q55 6.70-15 TUBE-TYPE 7.60-15 Plus Tax and fnr $4150 SAFETY SHAPE Mh part of the game.

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