Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 7

Saturday, May 20, 1967 WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Page Seven in By Rain Thundorrhowers aro-md tho Coach Tony Parros has to fa- area Friday afternoon again one person glad for tin rain. a good job of ruining win), was His club was tra'lipg to liavo been a fairly Inavy 6-0 in a league set-to with Can- county baseball schedule and aseraga batting in tin bottom throw the championship of the fifth. Ths Indians had even farlhsr behind tin pace, two and were just one Alfred-Almord was to have away from making the game bsen at Friendship to mesl tin "official." But, tin clouds pat league leading Eagles, but ec and, according to Barros, the game was called early in "the field was just covered with the afternoon. Commented water. There was nolhing that Friendship's veteran baseball could be clone after that." mentor.

Dick McGrath, "I've In the lone league game play- never seen a Spring like it for ed Friday, Rushford regained losing games. It has gotten to place over idle Whitesvills the point where the field is so with a 6-2 decision over a host wet just a quick rain covers it Belfast nine, with water nothing soaks in With Craig Decker tossing a anymore. The game has been re-sched uled for May 31, but the two-run frames in the fifth and schools will have to get approv- seventh to ice it. al from Section 5 as the league Dave Clark was the only season was to have been com- batter to have more than one pleted.the week before. hit as he slapped a pair of An Angelica at Belmont singles to pace the five-hit Rush- contest also went by the boards, ford offense, and the game has been set for John Covell, the Belfast start- Wednesday to give Belmont four er, was the losing moundsman.

games next week as the rain- outs pile up. On the golf scene, Wellsville was to have hosted Corning East, but Coach George Kamakaris was forced to call it off early in' the afternoon. "We couldn't take the chance of having them come all the tifi Scribner Wins 2, Fishing Tips I Lojjp-Leaaing But Frankies Top Cyba Cmdermen CUBA Coach Ron Mosher's Cuba Greyhounds had ths lore doubla winner in Kirk Scribner, but visiting Fia nv'l'e Ivd registered a Gl 1 victory over the hosts here Friday. Rcribrer got off his host e'fort Cinci Phillies, 6-1 PHILADELPHIA Allen's two-out throwing error led to three unearned runs in the eighth inning that helped ths Cncinnati Reds to a 6-1 victory To' catch big brown trout you over Philadelphia Friday night. (1 can't beat a natural minnow.

Pitcher Jim Maloney drove in of h3 season the triplejump TWQ gQod ys Qf attaching two runs in the eighlh with a wi.n a i ol -n-s ana minnow to a hook aie shown clouble and went the route for here. In the top drawing the his third victory. CSU hitch can be tightened to give The Reds nicked Larry Jack- Hurdles Kruppner (F) tne nnow a curve so that it son or a run in the fourth on Hamilton (C) Fisher (F) and t- wists and turns in tne current two hits and a sacrifice fly and Sspesier for 3rd Bot two more in the fifth with 100 Arzberger (C) Crad- When fishing for bass at Maloney's single setting up one duck (C)' tVlabey (C), and ni ht ick lhe 1 uiet ni hts At ot the runs. Kruppner (F) tie for 3rd, :11.7 night you can't see where you're Cincinnati 000 120 30 0 220 Cradduck (C), Staiibro casting and must depend on Phila'phia 000 001 9 1 C(). Post (F), :26.7 hearing and sound to know Maloney and Edwards, Cokcr 12-YEAR STRUGGLE After looking up at other teams in the standings for a sea- Jahnk'c (C), Litzenberg- where your lure lands.

On L. Jackson, Ellsworth (7), sons, members of the VFW Post 2530 bowling team can look down their collective noses at the er (F), Lawton (C), :62.6 quiet.nights you can also hear Wise (9) and Dalrymple. rest of the standings in the locaLBusinessmen's League this season. The champions (1-r) include: 8RO Roberts (F), Spring (F), fish breaking or feeding. And Maloney, 3-2.

L' L. Jackson, fishing is also a lot safer on 2-4. Burt a calm lake than a rough one. (C), Kelley (F), 5:22.2 2-Mile R. putt (F), K.

White bass often show on top Putt (F), 11:41.8 when chasing gizzard shad or R80 relay Cuba (Hamilton, even then it is of- Mabey, Scribner, Cradduck) ten better to let your jig or -J other lure sink deep before re- Witll fYai'' Tlppkpr tnccincr a ima ocaauu. i ut- vjucuiipiunrj lliciuuu: nODCl'lS (r Spill three-hitter ihPviSoShrokP Way Barber Wesle Clark Ro er Meyers, Mike Pasquale (V.F.W. club president and spon- osley (C) tmeenittei the yisitois broke Ralph Haxlon Clarence Pritchard, and Francis Burdick. The VFW team also copped the 1P (V) open a close 2-1 affair with season high three-game total with 3,158 and Pritchard took the high single set with a 639 rrT rnw nS 99 9 1 two-run frames in the fifth and (C), Kelley (F), a.22.2 Preakness? Anyone's By ORLO ROBERTSON BALTIMORE wide- Only Damascus, owned by daily quota of two ounces of Shotput Lucus (F), Sweet- trieving it. The bigger white Mrs'.

Edith Bancroft and wine with a dash of bitters and en (C), Stanbro (C), 45-3 bass will be-found down deep- in the Kentucky Derby in the then went out and stepped one- Broadjump Scribner (C), er than. the ones work- Cubs Zeroed By Drysdale JI05CU j-r vj Li 'OLtJIJIJCLt open race, witn wine loving role of the favoritei and rme half mile in 47 1-5 seconds in his Songster (F), Roberts (F), 20-8 ing the surface. laSI Stalling Wi'lenn 'c Air a cfahlo. 1.. (C), Wilson Celtic Air, a stabls- final work.

He was the early friplejump mat6 W6re miSSlng fr the and Bentley (F), scenc as trainers and racing trainer Hal Steele said he'll 41-5 Scribner Lickfeld (F), A special meeting of county baseball coaches has been way to get rained off and set for Monday night for the turn around to drive right purpose of discussing prob- back," he commented. No new lems in the schedules brought date has been set. The Lion linksmen are 1-1-1 on the season and have been rain- about by the numerous rain- outs. Damascus not fa? back nosed ffidalS galhered at the an Ual pr bably Use the samc lactics um Bentley (F) Bal Damascus not tai back posed alibi breakfast Friday although the colt can be rated com (F), Hamilton (C), 6-0 for a quick thrust and Ken- Frank Jr lrainer of off Pol-vault Fisher (F), Bal- LS in a he th amascus and Celtic Air In Realily, the track handi- com Boyle 10 6 ion hiiin.iiig uuin ueiimu in me absent from the i home lane auhem noni me to ti io to -ui cappcr choice al 52, also is a rnu- er. But from nis home'in nearby mnp in 0 i vlc This was the forecast Friday a tint TVim-is umnei.

but the fact lie Ins Lain el he advised that Damas- not sin( winnin 13 lico Saturday morning. filing. 1 Al Robertson, filling in for Cards Over Nets for the 92nd running of the Preakness at Pimlico Saturday. There were thundershowers i'i METUCHEN, N.J. (AP) A CHICAGO (AP) Jeff Torborg's three-run homer in the fourth inning and tough pitching by Don Drysdale carried the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs Friday.

NEW YORK (AP) Lou It marked the first time the Brock hit the first of the Cubs had lost lhree games in a game for a home run and later row and the first time this sea scored the tie-breaking run on son lhat anaRer Leo Duroclnr Roger Marls' single as St. Louis was tossed out of a game defeated the New York Mets 6-3 Duroc her came charging out Friday night. of lhe dugout in the fifth inning After Brock socked Jack Fish- when urapire Augie Dona i ri i -i trainer Eddie Neloy, pulled no assistant trainer high school baseball player er's first pitch over the left field (clli tolcl pitcher Joe Niekro to League season action in the the weatherman's predictions "77' Jim Mahoncy, replacing the from Newark, N.J., who was fence. Curt Flood doubled and av ed out of six dates to this point B-C circuit is slated to end for Friday night, but none in Powell by Braulio Bae- ailin Loyd Genlry a sain took st ruck on the head by a ball eventually scored on Orlando his signs in the schedule. Tuesday, but some of the Richburg and Canaseraga "al- schools have just two of six most" got in a game at Cana- loop contests played at pre- seraga this afternoon, and host sent.

In the circuit, the regular season should end but, again, many of the teams are far off the pace in getting in games to determine the playoff representatives. In Cattaraugtis County, faced with the same rainout mis- cries that have plagued Alle- HOUSTON (AP) Home gany Counh CQadlcs al runs by Tom Haller and Willie Spring) they haye done a McCovey touched off a three- with thc rest of the league schedule and have set up Giant Homers Sink Astros prospect for the day of the sec- za wil 1 head for the jfront at the the Derby winner from John here Thursday died early Fri- Cepeda's sacrifice fly. Durocher argued Drysdab ond leg of the Triple Crown, sta of the race -Galbrealh's Darby Dan Farm to day The Mets tied the game 22 was doinff thc same lhing and 10 finely Barbg Deliaht the Kentucky sch o1 Proud Clarion spent The victim was Charles J. on homers by Tommy Davis in Bar i ick na lly waved Du- Derby runner-up received his some time in the saddli "8 acl Dowel, 18, a member of the Es- the second and Al Luplow in rocher out of the arae dock, then in the afternoon went sex Catholic High School team, the fourth. By that tirnGj the Dodgers hnd ut on the turf course for run burst by San Francisco in the eighth inning Friday night that carried the Giants to a 6-2 victory over the Houston Astros.

Haller and McCovey connected off rookie Don Wilson, the long blast by McCovey bringing a loud beef from the Astros against base Umpire Shag Crawford. Only the night before, Crawford was involved in an argument on a disputed homer that led to his shoving episode with Giants' Manager Herman Franks. This time, McCovey's ball was hit and have set games involving just the top teams with a chance for the playoffs. They will meet with the winners going on to sectional competition. Such a plan will merit consideration Monday night at the local meeting.

which has attracted tuned 3-year-olds. With temperatures of 70 degrees plus forecast, the compact IN ancient racing plant is expected Olll 10 to play host to more than 30,000. Post time is 5:30 p.m., EOT, with CBS televising the 1 3-16-mile race from ip.m. Tom "Tippy" Day, former With 10 starters, it'll be the All-League defensive end with richest Preakness, carrying a the Buffalo Bills, will be the gross value of $194,000 and guest speaker at the annual 500 to the winner. Second will be Wellsville High School sport worth $30,000, third $15,000 and banquet.

fourth $7,500. At Lion Sport Fete a look al the crowd. Ask the Fare. Reason to Hail. Favorable Turn and rank outsider Misty Cloud will complete the field.

MAJOR LEAGUE standings Red-Hot Sox Crunch KC Detroit Keeps Pace KANSAS CITY (AP) Don Buford socked a pair of triples and Tommie Agee stole three bases as the Chicago White Sox The affair is scheduled for June 6 Day, one of thc big attractions when thc Buffalo Bills' basketball team met the faculty stars here during the winter, now is a member of the San Diego Chargers. He was swapped during the off-season in the deal that brought Keith Lincoln to Buffalo. DOSOX Tips Indians BOSTON (AP) Reggie Smith tripled home the lying run and then Tony Morton's pinch single delivered the winner as the Boston Red Sox rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning and a 32 victory over Cleveland Friday night. NATIONAL LE.AGUE W. L.

Pet. Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta 25 18 17 10 17 11 11 13 14 15 .694 .621 .567 .533 .531 5 6 6 Officers Selected For Andover B8 DETROIT (AP) Bill Free- whipped Kansas City 9-1 Friday hnn and Willie Horton homered night for their 12th victory in Friday night, powering the De- the last 13 games. to deep left center, ioit Tigers past the New York Gary Peters scattered seven where there is a yellow line, and Yankees 4-2. hits, picking up his fifth victory a ball hitting above it is ruled a Freehan drove in a run in the against one defeat.

He blanked homer. The Astros argued that sec ond inning wi a sacrif.ce the Athletics until the ninth in- the ball hit below the line. fly and cracked a bases-empty ning when they scored on a two- ANDOVER Officers for the The score was tied at 2-2 until homer in the fourth. out double by Tim Talton and Youth Baseball program hare the eighth. Horton banged his fifth home singles by Sal Bando and Phil were elected at a recent meet- run in four games leading off Roof.

ing with Paul Hyland being the Tiger sixth. Buford's first triple drov3 in named president of the pro- Detroit got two runs in the Peters, who had singled home gram. second on a walk, Jim Nor- Chicago's first run in the third Other officers include: Ber- thrup's single, an error and sac- inning. Buford's second triple nard Robinsons Connect, And Orioles Romp WASHINGTON (AP) Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson slammed consecutive 111 11 1 iVWUlllOUIl Jose Tartabull opened the Red home runs ninth with a pinch single B) ooks bal ahead Qf against starter Gary Bell Alter fm th(j fh st as thfi Bam Chicago 20 8 714 a sacrifice moved larlabull to mm thft Detroit 19 10 .655 San Fran 17 16 .515 6V 2 GB Philadelphia 14 17 .452 2 Los Angeles 13 18 .419 9 New York 10 18 .357 11 Houston 10 24 .294 14 Friday's Results Los Angeles 8, Chicago 0 Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco 6, Houston 2 St. Louis 6, New York 3 Saturday's Games St.

Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Chicago Pittsburgh at Atlanta, San Francisco at Houston, AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. the game wrapped up. Jim Lefebvre's sacrifice fly drov? home a run in the first and Gene Michael singled home another in the second.

Los Angeles 110 400 14 0 Chicago 000 000 6 1 Drysdale and Torborg, Nye, Niekro (4), Hands (6), Radatz (9) and Hundley. 3-3. 2-2. Home Angeles, Torborg (1). GB more Orioles defeated second, Smith triple tied the Washinglon senators 11-5.

KC01 Brooks batted third Orlando Pena relieved the Boston 14 and Washington Baltimore lo hU a homer ln the sixth, Bell Frank fourth and after Brooks Walker Named Coach lined tne first piicn scor ng behind Russ Snyder, Washington game-winning hit. Frank belted his ninth homer Minnesota Jim Lonborg, who struck out ovcr lhe fence in cen ter. California The Orioles staked Steve Bar- 14 14 14 13 13 14 12 11 16 16 16 15 15 17 16 19 .467 .467 .467 .464 .464 .452 .429 .424 7 7 7 7 7 8 for the victory. He gave ber to a six-run lead but he was vice-president; a i illlliri two-run homer yan ked in the sixth with one out AKRON Ohio (AP) Doak rifice flies by Freehan and Ray ignited a four-run outburst in Donald Pelrie, secretary to Leon Wagner. and one run in on a bases-load- Walker has been hired as head Qyler.

the sixth inning. treasurer: Robert Bator, field Cleveland 200 000 4 0 ed walk to Fred Valentine, coach of the Akron Vulcans in New York touched Tiger Chicago 002 004 13 0 chairman; Frank Russell, equip- Boston 000 000 11 2 The Nats scored three more the Continental League, it was starter Mickey Lolich for one Kansas City 000 000 7 3 ment chairman; James Burnett, Bell, Pena (9) and runs before Wally Bunker final- announced Friday. run in the third on a walk and Peters and Martin; Krausse, publicity chairman and chair- Lonborg and Ryan. Lon- ly pitched out of the inning. Walker, 39, played for the De- singles by Tom Tresh and Mick- Pierce (6), Rodriguez (8) and main of Little League; and burg, 4-1.

1-3. The Orioles wrapped it up in troit Lion's of the National Foot- ey Mantle. Mantle hit his sixth Roof. Peters, 5-1. George Brown, chairman of Home Wag- the eighth with their third three- ball League from 1950 to 1955.

homer in the Krausse, 2-5. the Babe Ruth League. ncr (4). Boston. Foy (4).

run outburst. Friday's Results Boston 3, Cleveland 2 Minnesota at California Chicago 9, Kansas City 1 Detroit 4, New York 2 Baltimore 11, Washington 5 Today's Games Minnesota at California, Chicago at Kansas City, New at Detroit Baltimore at Washington Cleveland at Boston Atlanta Conquers Pittsburgh, 3-2 ATLANTA (AP) Mack Jones drilled a two-run homer into the right field stands in a three-run sixth inning Friday night as Atlanta defeated Pittsburgh 3-2. Rico Carty doubled ahead of Jones, driving home Joe Torre from first base with the first Atlanta run. Torre had walked. The Pirates took a 2-0 lead with runs in ths first and third innings.

The loss was the second of ths season for Dennis Ribant, the Pirate starter who owns a 1-2 record. It was the third victory in four decisions for Atlanta starter Denny Lemaster. Pittsburgh 101 000 8 0 Atlanta 000 003 9 0 Ribant, Mikkelsen (6) and May; Lemaster and Torre. Lemaster, 3-1. 1-2.

Home run Atlanta, Jones (3). Wellsville Softball League Scheduled to Open Campaign on Monday Another season of Wellsville soflball league action will get underway Monday with several changes marking the start of this campaign. The defending champion Texas Hot team will be back to defend its title, and it will face the added challenge of two new entries one from Worthington and the other from Preheater in addition to the established Preheater and Worthington clubs from a year ago. The two new clubs make the circuit a six-team affair as Cuba Acme has dropped out. The "new" Worthington team will be known as the Union team with the old entry regaining the Worlhinglon tab.

The returning Air Preheater squad will be called the APCO with the new going with just the name of Preheater. Two diamonds will be used during the season with Monday's opener slated for a 6:30 start at the Washington School field (designated as 1 in the schedule). Play will alternate between there and the lagoon area fiejd 2). the first half of the season ends June 30 with the second portion to get underway July 5. A closer look at the teams: i TEXAS HOT The Hots, champions of a year ago, wll find things a more difficult this season "as they will be without the services of several key players who carried them to the crown a year ago.

Jim Marsh, Harley Linza, Rich Iletzel, and Rene Lewis are no longer with the club, and Manager Bill Simons will be hard pressed to find replacements. He hopes he can plug some of the gaps with newcomers John Hewes, Lou Moli- sani, Fred Damasco, Pat O'Neill, Joe Recio, Blair Pritchard, and Neil Graves. Returning veterans include Frank Cady, Dick Marble, Rocky Sweeney, Tom Morris, Bill Stiles, Mike Forhan, Doug Dillon, Tom Monico, and Guy Grantier the last two after the high school season ends. LEGION Losers of a best-of-five playoff series for the title a year ago, the Legion squad, under the managership of George Knight, is setting its sights on knocking off the Hots and replacing them as the number one team. Knight, with assistant skipper Vern Barlow, will have plenty of bat power returning with Larry Monroe and Gordy Burdick.

Both hit for averages and were one-two in home runs. Other top batsmen for the Legion back for another season include Vern Barlow, Dave Gordon, and the Knight brothers George and Rich. New additions to the club include Rene Lewis who came over from the Hots, Steve Pratt, Ebbin Johnson, and Steve Austin. Denny Browning will handle the pitching chores an area where he has toiled with more than adequate success the past two seasons. WORTHINGTON Hoping to improve on a fourth- place finish of a year ago, Manager Artie Klang expects deeper depth on the squad to be a major factor in a bid to make a chase for the top.

Several new players dot the roster with Gary Ellis, a veteran of three seasons of service softball, hoped to be a boost on the mound. He'll have veteran catcher Lefty Wonderling to work with and a new face at first base Doug Wachter, a transfer from the Legion. Dick Rahr, inactive the past two seasons, is coming "out of retirement" for second base duties while Manager Klang will toil at shortstop. In the pasture, Don Weinhauer, Jim Cooper, Max Eldridge, Nat Scott, and John Vargo will vie as returning veterans for the positions, but they will have to face the challenge of newcomers Dave Walsh, Dan Aiken, Terry Quackenbush, and Gerry Stisser. APCO Manager Fritz Graves will have plenty of veterans returning to form what should be a strong nucleus for his club including veteran hurler Dave Munro.

He will get mound help from the skipper and Dick Other returnees include Bill Law, catcher; Jim Smith, sec- on.d base; John Giopulos, shortstop; Dick Brunei), third base; Joe Edgley, centerfield; and Frank Daha'r, leftfield. Manager Graves has hopes Wilbur Hawley can be lured back to action after a lenthy retirement period. New men who fit into the team's plans include Jim Stewart, Irv Eldridge, Carlin, Bob Merrick, Harold Allen, and Frank and Duane Cornish. PRKHEATER The "new" Preheater team also will have some of the players from the plant's entry of a year ago on its roster such as Jim Brush, Steve Hunt, Ron Ir.graham, Bill Loughlin, Jim Sherry, and Bill Stcffenhagen. Manager Jim Twyman, in looking for "new blood" on the squad, has conic up with what he hopes will be good additions in Nyhl Austin, Hugh Elliott, Sonny Oilman, Ray McGuirl, Dave Palmatier, Bob Phillips, and Charlie Wildman.

UNION Herb Van Schaick, one of the best pitchers in the- league a year ago with the Worthington squad, will take over as manager of the new Worthington team with assistance in the duties coming from George Porter. They are among the few veterans available along with Whitey Gorsuch who will patrol cen- terficld. Help on the mound is expected from Francisco Grillo a veteran of Hornell softball wars of a few campaigns back. Newcomers looking for starting roles include Bob Borne, Chuck Lehman, Bill Wonderling, Harold Goodrich, Bill Gardner, Bob Jones, Dick Dean, and Bob Boyd. The schedule: Game Time (5:30 p.m.

FIRST HALF MAY 22 Legion Union 23 Texas Hot Preheater Worth. APCO 21 Union Texas Hot 25 Preheater Worth. APCO Legion 23 30 Open Texas Hot APCO Union Preheater JUNE 1 Worth. Legion 31 APCO Preheater 5 APCO Union 6 Preheater Legion Worth. Texas Hot 7 Union Worth.

8 Legion Texas Hot Preheater APCO 9 APCO Texas Hot 12 Union Legion 13 APCO Worth. Preheater Texas Hot 14 Texas Hot Union 15 Worth. Preheater Legion APCO 16 Preheater Legion Worth. Union 19 Legion Worth. 20 Preheater Union APCO Texas Hot 21 Union APCO 22 Texas Hot Worth.

Legion Preheater 26 Worth. Union 27 APCO Preheater Texas Hot Legion 28 Legion Union 29 Texas Hot Preheater Worth. APCO 30 Legion Worth. SECOND HALF JULY 3 4 Open 5 Union Texas Hot APCO Legion Preheater Worth. 7 Worth.

Texas Hot 2 10 1 11 1 2 12 1 13 1 2 17 1 18 1 19 2 20 1 1 2 1 2 1 2li 1 2 27 1 1 31 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 7 21 24 25 1 II 1 2 11 2 Worth. Legion 1 Texas Hot APCO 1 Union Preheater 2 APCO Union 1 Preheater Legion 1 Worth. Texas Hot 2 Union Worth. 1 Legion Texas Hot 1 Preheater APCO 2 Union Legion 1 APCO Worth. 1 Preheater Texas Hot 2 Union APCO 1 Worth.

Preheater 1 Legion APCO 1 Texas Hot Union 2 Preheater Union 1 Texas Hot Legion 2 Legion Worth. 1 APCO Texas Hot 2 Legion Preheater 1 AUGUST Texas Hot Worth. 1 Union APCO 2 Texas Hot Legion 1 Union Preheater 2 APCO Preheater 1 Worth. Union 2 Legion Union 1 Texas Hot Preheater 1 Worth. APCO 2 Preheater Worth.

1 Union Texas Hot 1 APCO Legion 2 -is Washington School Field -is Field at the Lagoon Area.