Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 11

LEADER-TIMES, KITTANNING, PA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1961 Andra Sets Glassers Victors 79-37 Over Plum Track Squad FORD CITY--Ford City High School track team yesterday downed Plum High School 79-37 in the final thinclad meet of the season for the Glassers. The event took place on then Ford City High School field. During the season the Glassers won first place four times and were second four times. Some of the meets had more than two schools involved.

The Glassers finished ahead of nine schools and wore behind six others. Orioles, Tigers Winners In Ford City Little Loop FORD, CITY-The Orioles and Tigers share first place in the Ford City American Little League today after winning opening games last night on the YFW field in Pattonville. The Orioles downed the Indians 8-1 while the Tigers blanked the Yankees 3-0. Mark Riskosky hurled for the Orioles, striking out 11, walking Derby Fifth-place Colt Shows Foot BALTIMORE (UPI)--Sherluck, a speedy colt owned by Jacob Sher of Miami, has picked up added supporters for Saturday's Preakness on the strength of a solid workout at Old Pimlico. The frisky son of Correspondent went nine furlongs in 1:54 1-5 over a fast but slightly dull strip Tuesday morning.

It was the best workout for the. distance turned in by a Preakness hopeful. Sherluck finished a disappointing fifth in the Kentucky Derby after turning in a front-running victory in the Blue Grass Stakes. Harold Young, Sherluck's trainer, said he was more than pleased by his charge's latest drill for the second of the triple crown classics. "He got a little tired near the end but I'm pretty satisfied," Young said.

"He should go into the a fit horse." Eddie Arcaro rode Sherluck in the derby but Sam Boulmetis, a Baltimore native, will be aboard the colt Saturday. The field for the Preakness picked up its eighth probable starter Tuesday Orleans Doge --who finished third-in the Gover nor's Handicap at Suffolk Downs on the same day that Carry Back beat Crozier. in the derby. Carry Back is favored to whip Crozier again in the Preakness The derby winner worked a mile in 1:43 2-5 at Pimlico Mondai while Crozier went nine furlongs in 1:56 3-5 the same day. The other probable starters are Dr.

Miller, Globemaster, Hitting Away and Crimson Fury. three and hitting one batsman. Tim Miller was the catcher. Oriole hitters--Bill Burns, Tim Miller, 3 singles each; Riskosky, 2 singles; Grady Lockhart, home run with 2 on; Rod Spence, double; Gary Bowser, single. Pat McArdle hurled for the Indians, striking out 9 and walking five, with Dan Bordlck re-! ceiving.

Marc Lorence had a double and single while Clyde Kline hit a single ifor the Indians. Tigers Down Yankees Bill Stivason struck out 11, A new record in the 120-yard hurdles was set by Ray Andra in the time of 17:8.5 seconds. This is a modern record for Ford City High School only of the past three years. When Jlm'Folta set a modern record in the javelin tlirow last week his official distance was 163 ft. 3 in.

instead of 101 ft. 3 in. as was reported, Ron Dillard finished the season undefeated in the 440-yard dash, His time was only 54 seconds yesterday. Dillard was also first in the 100-yard dash and the 220- yard dash yesterday. Ford City took 12 firsts in yesterday's meet.

Plum was able to win only in the 880-yard relay, the 880-yard run and the pole vault. The Ford City track team was coached this season by Steve Anderson Only six and boys Walter Charley, will be lost by graduation. They are Walter Busch, Jim Thomaswick, Jim Lang, Bob Klaput, Ray Andra and Gary Boyd. Yesterday's results: TRACK 100-yard dash 1, Ron Dillard (PC): 2, OHvo 3, Cowan (PC). walked two and gave two hits Ti0m 10 5 ec ds I 220-yard dash -the Tigers downed the Yankees (FC): 2.

oiivo I 3-0 in the nightcap. Tim Piper'TM caught. Tiger hitters were Bill Daugh erty, 3 singles; Robert Boguslos ki, Larry Daugherty, 2 single each; Gary Stivason, Joe Soutl worth, single each. Kasun hurled for the Yanks striking out 10 and giving free passes. James Shermar was the receiver.

Ray Rupert and Talladay a single each for the Yankees. Bruce Croyle and Walter Bo gusloski Jr. 'Umpired both games Virginians Have Jewel In Ex- Yank By United Press International Ted Wieand, fanned out by the New York Yankees last week didn't waste, any time making an impression on Manager Carl Ermer of the Richmond Virginians The tall right-hander from Slatington, turned in a two-hit 4-2 victory over the San Juan Marlins Tuesday night in his first start for the Virginians. Wieand gave up a two-run homer to Harry Watts in the second inning but then settled down to become the first Richmond pitcher to hurl a complete game since May 8. The Virginians' victory enabled them to take over third place, only games back of pace-setting Columbus.

The Buffalo Bisons scored four runs in the ninth inning to edge Toronto, 5-4, after the Maple Leafs won the opener of a bill, 12-5. Steve Demeter hit three home runs for Toronto, two in the first game rout. John Anderson of the Rochester Red allowed only five hits in, blanking the Syracuse Chiefs, 8-0. The Columbus at Jersey City game was postponed because of rain. Columbus San Juan Richmond Jersey City Rochester Buffalo Toronto Syracuse W.

13 15 14 11 12 11 L. 7 11 9 10 12 15 17 Pet. .650 .577 .560 .550 .545 .478 .348 .320 GB 2 6V4 GUARANTEED TERMITE PROTECTION World's lirgMt Itrmitt control xrvict West Kittanning Lumber Co. DIAL LI 2-2851 KITTANNING, PA. Parley Scheduled On College Floor Scoring Scandals NEW YORK (UPI) The chie investigator for the North Caro lina Colt basketball scandal will confer today with New York Dist.

Atty. Frank S. Hogan--an old hand at investigating cour shenanigans. District Solicitor Lester V. Chal mers of Raleigh, N.C., and Hogan were originally scheduled to mee Tuesday to discuss the mush rooming scandals in their baili wicks.

No reason was given fo the postponement. Chalmers announced earlie that Anton (Dutch) Muehlbauer a former North Carolina Stat player accused last week of ac cepting bribes to influence the outcome of several games, would accompany him to New York. However, Muehlbauer was no with Chalmers when he left Ra leigh by plane late Tuesday after noon. Chalmers had hoped Muehl bauer would help persuade his former N.C. State teammate, Stan Niewierowski, to turn state's evi dence.

Niewierowski also has been charged with i i 1 games and has been in the cus tody of New York authorities since last Sunday. Before leaving Raleigh, Chal mers indicated several more war rants may be issued in the bribe cases once he gets a chance to confer with Hogan, who is con ducting 'fixed" East. a similar probe into college games in the Grand Opening Of Banket Hill Track Set Sunday The grand opening of the asphalt track at Blanket Hill is scheduled Sunday, a spokesman for the Penn-Keystone Racing Association said. Located just off Route 422, approximately eight miles east of Kittanning, the track will feature competitive sports car events at theh opening. All sporte car clubs will be honored.

Included in the events will be inter-club competition, endurance runs (tune only), and speed and time trials. Trophies will be awarded for each class in each event. Any sporte car is eligible and applicants may register at the gate, the spokesman said. The races are for novice drivers only. Contestants must be 21 years of age and are subject to a technical inspection of their car upon entering the.

grounds. All safety regulations will be strictly enforced, theh spokesman said. Time and qualifying trials will begin ftt 10 a.m., with tlon runs and trophy awards beginning at 1 p.m. Entrance fees will be $3 per car entered and $2 for each member of the pit crew, Bleacher seating, rest rooms and refreshments will be available. DECLINES INVITATION WASHINGTON (UPI) Indian.

upolis Speedway officials will have go ahead with the program for he running of the. Memorial Day 500" without Astronaut Alan B. Shcpard, whom they had invited as guest of honor. Rep, Richard L. Roudobush, told Speedway officials Tucs day that Shepard's training pro Kram will not permit him to aiv cept the Invitation.

1, Ron Dillard Bradley Cow- ssconds. clash 1, Ron Dlllard 2, Smith 3. Ron Mllle (FC). Time--54 seconds. run--1, Widlocker (P) 2, Ray Burdette (PC); Hansotte (PC), Mile Run 1.

Butch Lazarof (FC); 2, C. Hansotte (FC); 3, Tay lor 880-yard relay Winner, Plum (Vilek, Wagner, Hlleman, Kerr) Mile relay Winner, Ford Clt: (Andra, Russo, Klaput, Miller) Low Hurdles--1, Hay Andra (PC) 2, Frank White (FC); 3, Fllnn (P) High Hurdles--1, Ray Andra (PC) 2, Bally (P); 3, Jim Lang (PC) FIELD Shotput--1, Jan Lysakowskl (FC) Jim Tomaswlck (FC); 3, Deslmoni (P): Distance--43 6 In. Discus--1, Jim Russo (PC); 2, Lar Imer 3, Cravenor (FC). Dls tance--118 9'a in Javelin--1, Jim Folta (FC): 2 Boyd (FC); 3, Ray Burdette (FC) Distance--156 6V 2 In. High Jump--1, Tomaswlck (FC) 2.

Dan Fickes (FC); 3, Daran (P) Height--5 7 in. Broad Jump--1, Tomaswlck (FC) 2, Flynn (P); 3, Stlmac (P). Dls tance--18 6 In. Pole Vault--1, Splsae (P); 2, Wai ter Busch (FC); 3, Flynn (P) Height--9 ft. Sponsors to Hold Golfers to Play Date at Memphis MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(UPI)--Spon sors of the $30,000 Memphis Ope: golf tournament, in a stani backed by the Professional Golf ers Association, warned today they will hold top golfers to thei: commitments to play here nex month. The policy could force Masters champion Gary Player and Arn old Palmer, both scheduled to compete in a conflicting touma ment, to enter the Memphis Open June 1-4. The PGA executive committee ruled in Hollywood, Tuesday night that playing members com mitted to the Memphis Open could not bypass theh tournament with out a release from the Memphis sponsors. The committee said the ruling affected Palmer, Player and Stan Leonard, all slated to play in the International Cup matches at San Juan, P. the same week.

II apparently also settled a hassle with Doug Sanders, who had asked to be released to compete in an Odessa, pro-am even Vernon Bell, chairman of theh Memphis Open, told United Press International he welcomed the decision and "we don't plan to give any players a release." Speedway Is Quieted By Funeral INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPIJ-It was a comparatively quiet day at the Indianapolis Speedway Tuesday as, many drivers, mechanics and car owners attended services 'or Tony Bettenhausen. Although the weather was per- ect, only 20 drivers circled the mile oval at the "brickyard, 1 and rookie Bob Marsham, Potts- own, passed his driver's test. The track was closed for a half- iour in silent tribute to Betten- musen. killed Friday in a flawing wreck while driving a friend's car for a shakedown spin.

Serv- ces were held at Chicago Heights, and burial was near his home at Tlnley Park, HI. The top speed Tuesday was urned in by Al Keller, Green Acres, with a 144,270 mph ap. Most of the other drivers were making Juel and tire tests and shakedown spins in prepara- ion for the May 30 classic. Rep. Richard L.

Roudebush. told Speedway officials to orget about the gala welcome hey prepared for Astronaut Alan G. Shepard, scheduled to be the guest of honor at the Memorial )ay race. Roudebush said he learned Shepard's training program will ot permit him to accept the in- itatlon, AKCARO'S BEST BALTIMORE (UPI) Through Ix victories two seconds and our thirds, Jockey Arcaro won $485,757 in purses in the PrcakncsN, more than ho has won any other stake. Sports Events In The Offing WEDNESDAY HOWUNO BANQUET 0:30 p.m.--Orocnclule Tenplii tu Bhannock Park FORM CITY NATIONAL LKAOUE 3:00 vi, I'imtei 6M vn, fiedleun KITTANNINU MACK LEAOUI Orioles vu, Braves LEAGUE Iroquoln vs.

Seneca on "vMlort" Hold, Blovix VI, I'nwnee "Iiomo" field, AKMCO SOI TUALL LEAGUE 8:15 p.m.--CU Club vs. Qutnn'i Hardware at Skunk Hollow 6:15 p.m.---Mike Llii vi, zima'i Bar at Butler 8:15 p.m.--Witlk Chalk Trent Amusement at Ford City Basebal Field TirURSDAY FORD CITY AMERICAN LEAGUE 5:00 p.m.--Yankees vs. 0:45 p.m.--Tigers vs. Orloleu AKMCO SOFTBALL LEAGUE 6:15 p.m.--Zlma's Bar vs. CU Clul at Scotty's Field 5:15 p.m.--Trent Amusement Mike tf Llls at Aubrey Field 5:15 p.m.--Qulnn'a Hardware Walk phalk INDOOR ARCHERY SHOOT 7:30 p.m.--Indoor ghoot at Pon Farm TRI-COUNTY SOFTBALL Hutson's Appliance Salvation Army at Route 85 field Miller's Hoagles vs.

Walk Chalk ai Walk Chalk Allegheny Dredge vs. Mar ket at Mosgrove FRIDAY FORD CITY NATIONAL LEAGUE 5:00 p.m.--Redlegs vs. Pirates 6:45 p.m.--Dodgers vs. Giants KITTANNING MACK LEAGUE Giants vs. Pirates CONNIE MACK MEETING 8 p.m.--Connie Mack League meet Ing In Rural Valley American Le glon norae LENAPE.LITTLE LEAGUE Mohawk vs.

Sioux on "visitors Held. Hopl vs. Seneca on "home Held. SATURDAY ARCHERY BANQUET Armstrong County Field Archery Conference championship ban quet, honoring Shannock Valle; club, at Pony Farm. SUNDAY ARCHERY SHOOT Armstrong County Field Archerj Conference field round at Shan nock Valley range.

Registration will close at 2 p.m. Miami Bid Turned Down By Marlins SAN JUAN, P.R. (DPI)--Thi city of Miami would like to re gain its franchise in the Interna tional Baseball League, but own ers of the San Juan Marlin; aren't willing to move back to thi Florida city. Joe Ryan, general manager the Marlins, revealed Tuesdaj that Miami has made a strong bid for its old club, which wa shifted to San Juan this year. Th Marlins reportedly, were offeree the use of Miami Stadium lor 1 per cent of the gate receipts about $10,000, based on the club' 1960 attendance.

Ryan, though, has convince the Marlins' owners to keep th franchise here. "No change is planned at this time," he said. "We're staying ir Puerto Rico as i i a 11 planned." Some I.L. owners have been pressuring the Marlins to mov back to the U.S. mainland be cause of their poor home attend ance, but Ryan claims the pres sure is "not unanimous." Ryan also insists the othe: teams have no reason to com plain about his club's attendance He claimed the Marlins currently are second only to Buffalo, N.Y.

in attendance. Minor Leagues: By United Press International International League Toronto 12 Buffalo 5 (1st) Buffalo 5 Toronto 4 nd) Rochester 8 Syracuse 0 Richmond 4 San Juan 2 Columbus at Jersey City, ppd rain. American Association Omaha 7 0 Souston 8 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 8 Denver 4 Eastern League Springfield 7 Lancaster 1 Reading 9 Williamsport 0 Johnstown 21 Binghamton 7 Pacific Coast League Vancouver 4 Tacorna 2 Portland 3 Hawaii 2 Seattle 11 Salt Lake City San Diego at Spokane, postponed wet grounds. Bowling Scores BALL CHAIN MIXED DOUBLE LEAGUE King Lanes, April 30 In Pluckers 532593520--1645 Motion 552 812 608--1772 May 5 Lucky Strikes 584570572--1706 irooked Creek Stevedores 571 650 750--1971 Pan Handlers 533 571 607--1711 Teetotalers G14 628 604--1848 Gunners 557 526 548--1629 Final Team Standings Pet. Teetotalers 50 34 .505 Stevedores 49 35 .583 'an Handlers 48 39 .571 Pin Pluckers 44 40 .524 Gunners 39 a .470 Slow Motion 39Vj 44i .470 Lucky Strikes 33M, .398 Crooked Creek ,.32 1 5U4 .386 High 3-Game Team Stevedores 1999, 1971 Gunners 1874 Lucky Strikes 1873 Siujlo Game Tcum itevedores 750, 893 Slow Motion 895 Qunnors 678 High (Men) Robert Whltenell 815 Hay Rose 578 Chnrlcs HOKK S71 Illjth Single flume (Men) lay Roso 328, 324 Civmpbnll 221 Robert WhltosoU 2Z1, 215 Dwlght Schroeongont 211 High (Women) Shirley Acernl 494 'at Baker 480 Roberta Sixnobn 475 High Silvio Gamo (Women) ihlrloy Acernl 21.1 Put Bnker 211 "nrry Hogg 192 Top Flvn olitnd Onmpball 194,7 Dwlght 8chr6u6nROit 164,,1 Iny lime 102.6 rnnk Wivkor 162,2 Itcharcl GolRnu .,,,,159,0 Top Klvc (Women) loboi'U 8anolrv 136.6 oycn Oiimpbcll 12B.4 nt Tinker Whltflnoll 122,2 'crry UOKK 132,2 onnno Cliilnor 121,1 Pirates Encouraged by Law Performance Against Cards PITTSBURGH (UPI) Thei Pittsburgh Pirates hoyed today Vernon Impressive performance against the St.

Louis Cardinals Tuesday night was no nuke. The tall righthander who won 20 games last season, blanked the Cardinals on four hits for five innings and then retired in favor of reliever Elroy Pace when the brisk 49 degree temperature caused his ailing right shoulder to tighten. "It was strictly a safety measure because of the weather," Manager Danny Murtaugh said after taking out of the game. Law yielded four singles before leaving with a 1-0 lead. He struck- out three and walked only one.

The Deacon lost his chance for a victory when the Cardinals tied the game 1-1 in the sixth on successive singles off Face by Bill White, Ken Boyer and Stan Musial. Dick Stuart hit his third home run in the Pirates half of the sixth to giye the Pirates a 2-1 lead they never surrendered. Curt Simmons lost his third game In four decisions and Pace picked up his second win against one loss, all In relief, The two teams wind up their rain-abbreviated two-game series tonight with Vinegar Bend Mizell (2-1) pitching against Ernie Broglio (3-3). To Determine Title Springdale and Har-Brack, who finished the WPIAL Section Eight baseball season with 6-2 records, will meet Friday to determine the section championship. The contest will be played on Freeport High School field, AI Dunn, WPIAL baseball committee chairman, said.

SIGNS CONTRACT ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) Veteran halfback Hugh McElhenney, drafted from the San FranclBCo Forty Nlnern in the National Footbull League's special draft to stock the new Minnesota enrty, has signed a three- year contract with the Vikings. Terms of the pact were not announced but it is believed McEl- henney, 10-year about MMM wife Forty Nineri. RIDES FOUR WINNERS BALTIMORE, Md, (UPI) Jockey Tommy a 35-yetr-oM native of Canton, China, booUd home 'our winners at Plmlico Tuesday, Including the second half of a $355,20 daily, double.

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