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Wisconsin State Journal Reds Hand Burdette First Defeat Saturday, May 9, 1959 Section 3 ALpine 6-3111 How UW Varsity, Alumni Gridders Will Line Up Spartan Pitching Homers Beat Badgers; STARTERS. NUMBERS Big 10 Standings ro jnm Leaa Over Cincinnati 1 Indiana 2 Michigan 3 Iowa Minnesota 4 lllinon Wisconsin 4 Ohio Stata 4 1 Northwestern Michigan stata 4 3 Purdue I standings and tied for third with Ohio State and the Spartans behind leading Minnesota and runner-up Illinois. Wisconsin moves over to Ann Arbor today for a doubleheader against Michigan, while the Spartans will entertain Northwestern in another twin bill. Stillman is Loser Radatz, a 6 foot -5. 240-pound VARSITY POS.

ALUMNI Jim Holmes-97 LE EIroy Hirsch-40 Lowell Jenkins-77 LT Dave Suminski-71 Ron Perkins-64 LG Norm Amundsen-60 Bob Nelson-70 Garv Messner-54 Jerry Stalcup-60 RG Paul Shwaiko-61 Charles Sprague-75 RT John Dittrich-77 Henry Derleth-89 RE Dave Howard-84 Jim Bakken-28 QB Jim Haluska-24 Bill Hobbs-16 LHB Earl Girard-44 Tom Anthony-36 RHB Dannv Lewis-45 Bob Zeman-34 FB John Dixon-31 (Special to Th, stai. Journal) EAST LANSING, Mich -Michigan State put a crimp in Wisconsin's hopes of climbing in the Big 10 Conference baseball race this weekend by defeating the Badgers. 5-3, here Friday. Big Dick Radatz pitched six-hit ball for the Spartans and sophomore centerfielder Al Lup-low took care of the offensive department with two home runs. Michigan State picked up two more runs in the third on Dick Golden's single and Luplow's first homer, a shot over the right field fence.

Badger Rally Fails The Spartans made it 4-0 in the seventh. Jim Conlin singled to left, moved to serorvi on a sacrifice, went to third wnen a Badger pickoff attempt backfired, snd scored on a groundout. Wisconsin rallied in the top of (he eighth but the spurt fell one run short. Russ Mueller was safe Marty Stillman of Wisconsin dropped his second game in the Big 10 and evened his record at 2-2 in the conference. He is 5-4 on the season.

The Badger righthander was tagged for 11 hits. Luplow was Stillman's particular nemesis. After Stillman struck out the first two men he faced, the Spartan lefty swinger slapped a single to right. Dean Look of football fame followed with a double to left-center, scoring Luplow with the first run of the game. RESULTS FRIDAY Monngsota Illinois 1 Michigan Stata 5, Wisconsin I Indiana 3, Ohio Stata 2 Michigan Northwgstgrn i Iowa 7, Purdua GAMES TOO AY Wisconsin at Michigan (2) Northwtstarn at Michigan Stata (1) Illinois at Iowa (2) Purdua at Minnasota (2) Ohio Stata at Indiana Torre, Mathews Slam Homers Off Winner Lawrence MILWAUKEE (P) The Cincinnati Reds Friday senior, baffled the Badgers with his sidearm delivery in all but the eighth inning when they i a single, and three runs batted in.

The Badjgers now are 4-3 in the Officials: Ross Dean, referee; Bud Lowell, umpire; Pat Harder, field judge; Archie Morrow, head linesman; Roy Bellin, back judge. all three of their runs. Alumni Test Young Badgers Today on an error and rode home on Frank Marik's triple. Then Dale Hackbart was hit by a pitch. Dick Stivers punched a single to left scoring Marik and sending Hackbart to third.

Jim Rogneby's sacrifice fly scored Hackbart with the third run but Radatz then put out the fire. Luplow's leadoff homer let Michigan State close out the scoring with an insurance run in the bottom of the eighth. WISCONSIN 3 night handed Lew Milwaukee mound ace, his first defeat of the season after five straight victories and beat the Braves, 3-2, behind the steady pitching of righthander Brooks Lawrence. The only runs scored against Lawrence were on homers by Eddie Mathews and Frank Torre in the eighth. It was the 10th homer for Mathews, who leads the National League in that department, and the first by Torre.

Burdette Lifted Despite the defeat the Bravel held first place in the close National League race, nine percentage points in front of the hard EIroy Hirsch Leads Former UW Gridders At PO Mueller HackbarUb Stivers.ss Van Moriarty.rf Cannon.c Stillman. a-Maliatt Totals 4 24 II 1 Jim Bakken Gets MICHIGAN STATE hitting Reds. The Reds got all IX 1 of their runs on as 4 Golden, ss 4 Luplow, cf 4 Look 4 Floser.lf 4 Sartorius.rf ....,1 SchudliclUb 4 Conlin.c 3 Radali.P 2 four hits in the; first inning but! Burdette tied down alter that Totals 11 17 i tm ft ana allowed only three more hits! Call at- Quarterback for Varsity Crew By HENRY J. McCORMICK (Stata Journal Sports Editor) Each team will have a priceless asset in this afternoon's football game at Camp Randall, and it remains to be seen whether the Alumni team's experience will be more valuable than the Varsity's youth. The kickoff will be at 1:30 In this third annual clash.

Tickets are priced at $2 for reserved seats and $1 for general admission, and favorable through the" our Wk it I a Fliad out for Stillman in 91h. Wisconsin 000 000 OX 3 Michigan stata 1M 000 tlx RBI Marik, Stivers, Rognaby, Lumian-ski, Luplow 1, Look. IB Look. 3B Marik. HR Luplow 2.

SH Radati. SF Rognaby. SO Stillman 5, Radati 2. BB Stillman 1, Radati 2. HBP Hackbart by Radati.

Radati. Stillman. LOB Wiiconln 7, Michigan Stata 5. a a Buckeyes seventh. He was lifted for a pinch baiter in the sev-l enth and Juan Pi- zarro went the last LAWRENCE two innings.

1. i a kl DluOKS was loucnea tor 11 nits A POfOVG IS but three double plays helped him i nilt nf rmilhlo Was efrnnl ah ove 'No' Mathews to retire the side in ths ninth inning with the tying run on third base. The Reds got only Vote on Bowl COLUMBUS, O. iA)Trustees of Ohio State University Friday ap Mazur Wins 100 seven hits, all off Burdette. tured.

Sprinters and their order of finish are, left to right: Don Lautz, West (4); Howard Mazur, West (1); Dick Berens, Central (3); and Bill Smith, East (2). Stata Journal Photos New City 440 Champion Crowned Fred Lichte, East, is shown winning the 440-yard dash with Mike Morgan, West's defending champion, second and the rest of the field strung out. proved the institution's opposition to renewal of the Rose Bowl football contract. By a vote of 5 to 0, the board sanctioned the decision made Mar. The photo above shows the stirring finish in the city track meet, with the first four finishers pic Thomas Triples John Temple opened the game with a single to left.

Vada Pinson beat out a bounder to Mathews. When Mathews threw past Torre, Temple continued to third. Jerry Lynch went out but Frank Robin- Viin rinilMaff tlm virtkf r. 10 by the faculty council, which orders the Buckeye representative to vote "no" when the agreement Regents Repeat in Track Numerical Squad Rosters with the Pacific Coast 99.M aHlfouI llne t0 score and Pin- for action May 22-23 at comes up son. Frank Thomas followed with UW Varsity Ann Arbor, Mich.

The action of the a triple to deep right-center that trustees West Keeps That ended the scoring fcr the weather might bring out a crowd of around 20,000. Each team holds one victory in this series, and the rubber game should be an exciting duel. Some of the great names of modern day Wisconsin football are included on the Alumni roster, many of them wearing the same numbers they had as undergraduates. Hirsch Oldest Alumni Oldest of the Alumni players but as active as any is EIroy i Crazy Legsi Hirsch, a standout sophomore left halfback on the 1942 team that lost only one of 10 games. Hirsch plays end In Coach Don Kindt's professional style offense, and Crazy Legs not only is a marvel at catching passes, he knows what to do after he catches one, and he has the speed and trickiness to do the job.

The Alumni took a sound 36-20 whacking a year ago, and the defeat was even more lop-sided than the score. The Varsity had a 36-6 lead before Coach Milt Bruhn turned the Varsity defensive job over to his lower ranking players. The Alumni had won the 1957 leaves Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Purdue, and Michigan State in favor of renewal, and Ohio Stale. Reds. Milwaukee narrowed the gap to Illinois, Minnesota, Northwestern and Wisconsin against it.

A ma-' on the wo home runs in the jority vote is necessary to and threatened in the ninth but Lawrence was equal tinue the pact, which appears to the task of stoDDine thpm. doomed unless one of the opposi tion changes its mind or refrains! Singles by Johnny Logan, a sacri- City Crown By MONTE McCORMICK (Stata Journal Staff Wrltar) Dominating the field events, Madison West High school piled up 92 V2 points Friday at Breese Stevens field to retain the city track championship. Madison East was second with 62, followed by Madi- Central with 40, and from voting. tice oy johnny Bnen. and an infield hit by Mickey Vernon got Logan to third before he died there when Mathews fanned.

Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 3 AB The action of the Ohio State faculty council and the trustees in opposing the Rose Bowl pact is in contrast to the attitude nf the school's athletic council, which voted, 9 to 1, earlier this year in favor of continuing In the Pasadena splendorama. 4 1 1 Brirton.cf Pinson, cf Wisconsin High with 21 'A. 70 Robert Nelson 71 John Olesnn LT 72 Karl Holzwarth RT 73 Barry Armstrong LT 75 Charles Sprague LT 76 Gary Harms LT 77 Lowell Jenkins LT 78 Terry Huxhold RT 79 Brian Moore RT 81 Michael Stanki LE 82 Daniel Klinkhammer LE 84 James Rogers RE 85 Allan Schoonover RE 86 Charles Vesel FB 87 Richard Grimm LE 89 Henry Derleth RE 92 Otto Peucker RG 93 Russell Chafin LG 94 Neil Nelson LH 95 Daniel Bentz RE 96 Richard Kilger RT 97 James Holmes LE 75 Myron Cooper RT 76 Dick Nicolazzi LT 77 John Dittrlch LT 79 Melvin Morris RT 81 Dick Pauley RE 82 Jim Temp RE 84 Dave Howard LE 85 Jim Reinke RE 86 Norb Esser LE 87 Ron Locklin LE 88 Earl Hill RE 89 Dave Kocourek LE 96 James Willcockg RE 97 John Grossenbacher LT No. Pos. 11 David Bichler RE 12 William Kellogg LE 15 Ronald Staley QB 16 William Hobbs RH 18 Napoleon Hearn FB 19 William Hess LH 21 Ronald Adamson QB 22 Thomas Mettlach QB 23 Jim Gehr RH 24 Ronald Miller QB 25 Ronald VanderKelen HB 27 Francis Young QB 28 James Bakken QB 30 Robert Loeffler HB 33 Ronald Heagy RG 34 Robert Zeman RH 35 Thomas Neumann FB 36 Thomas Anthony FB 38 Thomas Wiesner FB 40 Stuart Clark LH 42 Ronald Lincoln RH No.

Pos. 11 Russ Gettrust RH 22 Glen Wilson QB 24 Jim Haluska QB 25 Gil Blackmun QB 27 Sidney Williams QB 31 John Dixon FB-G 33 Jon Hobbs FB 34 Harland Carl LH 40 EIroy Hirsch LE 43 Dick Kolian FB-RE 44 Earl Girard LH 45 Danny Lewis LH 49 Billy Lowe RH Wins at Sportsman's CHICAGO in William The field this year was Lynch.lt Kasko.3b Robinson, lb Bell.rf not fast enough to endan AB 5 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 3 0 1 3 1 1 4 0 1 4 0 1 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 44 Edward Hart RH 45 Ervin Kunesh RH 46 Robert Altmann RH 49" Gerald Wolf FB 50 Richard Wittig 51 Richard Baer 53 Thomas Downham RG 54 John Gotta 57 Richard Lane LG 60 Jerry Stalcup RG 61 Thomas Grantham RG 62 Donald Schade LG 63 Alex Muszytowski LG 64 Ronald Perkins LG 65 William Suits LT 66 Gerald Kulcinski RG 67 Thomas Genda LG 68 Peter Zouvas RG Alumni 50 Dick Teteak 51 George Chryst RG-C 53 Tom Rabas 54 Gary Messner 60 Norm Amundsen LG 61 Paul Shwaiko LG 62 George O'Brien RG 67 Robert Bloedorn LG 67 John Heineke RG 70 Ken Huxhold LT 71 Dave Suminsld RT 73 Jerry Smith LT 4 I 2 4 0 0 Aaron, rf 0 0 0 Covington, If 2 I 1 Torre.lb 4 0 0 Crandall.c 4 0 2 Logan, ss 4 0 0 O'Brien, 2b 4 0 0 Burdett.p 3 0 1 e-Adcock b-Mantilla Pizarro.p c-Vernon Ohio Statp has annpnrpri Ihrpp i Bailey.c ger any records, but there rr McMillan.ss Bishop's Maribu defeated Hal's Choice by a head in the $4,000 was keen competition for the most times in the bowl since the agree- lawrence.p r. especially in me JUO, 220, ment was launched in 1947, winning Ihe 1950, 1955, and 1958 New and 440 vard dashes. in Sportsman's Park. John's Bidj Lichte Beatg Years Day contests, ine Big 10 ''is 33 3 7 Totals 35 1 it has won 12 of the 13 games iZTVZ'Tj uu.u u.e Howar() Mazur Wes( retajned The time was 1:17 15.

1 his title in the century bv nosine Bishop, annually the leading out Bill Smith, East. But Smith game, 35-26, while giving the Varsity a neat lesson in aerial tactics. Girard Still Trim This may be the trimmest Alumni team to play in this series, yei it still packs formidable power. Earl (Jug) Girard. for instance, weighs exactly what he did when he played for Wisconsin in 1947, and Dave Howard appears to be lighter than he was as a senior in 1955.

The Alumni have more depth than they had last year, and the Pacific Coast teams. singled for Pizarro in 9th. Much of the faculty opposition Scor by Cincinnati 300 000 son 3 to continuation of the Rose Bowl Milwaukee 000 000 0202 football pact by Wes'ern Confer- LV sTorr? 8 ence schools has centered around 0'Bnen, Logan. 38 Thomas, hr jMathws. Torre.

O'Brien. DP-Pinson dethroned Mazur in the 220 Mazur won both a vear aeo and owner and trainer on the Chicago circuit, won his first race of the local season with Bay Leaves in Smith was second in each ine extension OI me season oy Robinson, McMillan Tempi Robinson, the third race. Bishop's Stable Temnle RflftlnSOn. I naan fVRriffn Fred Lichte. East, was rpsnnn.

some five or six weeks, and the i arrived from Maryland a iew sihle tor dethronine another Hp days ago. fending champion when he defeated Mike Morgan, West, in the Maribu was ridden by Evan Anyon. good time of 52.2 seconds. (Continued on Page 3, Sports) Torre. LOB-Cincinnati 5, Milwaukee A Cincinnati 10.

Milwaukee IP ER BB SO Lawrence 11 2 2 1 4 Burdette 7 3 3 I Pizarro .2 0 0 0 I 1 W-Lawrence (3-1). Burdette (5-1). HBP Covington by Lewrence, WP Lawerence 2. Jackowskl, Crawford. Delmore.

Bar-llek. 2:21. A-1424. Braves Batting West captured six individual events and tied for another. East won three, Wisconsin Hieh won one and tied for one.

and Central loss of classroom work by the players. Winner of the Big 10 championship next fall will go to the 1960 New Year's Day game even if the pact renewal is killed at Ann Arbor by the faculty representatives. The current agreement ends Jan. 2, 1960. i i J-- Waubesa Baseball Jack Ricker, Platteville State College athlete, will be in charge of the Waubesa Beach Community Center's Little League basebali program this summer.

Assisting 3b hr rbi ave. 8 22 .483 (Continued on Page 4, Sports) 440 yard dash: I aTa iiru uV. .357 .344 .343 2-Mika Morgan (MW); 3-Terry Thor (ME); 4-Jon Guenther (MC); 5-Bob I 1 3 0 23 .333 .333 Aaren Morgan Adcock Bruton O'Brien Rice Mathews Torre Covington Vernon Logan Crandall Mantilla ab 87 42 14 5 32 II 47 23 27 3 1 3 2t 50 15 44 19 17 5 75 22 83 21 18 4 14 2 4 0 .312 .300 I juiuon iim.1, iima S2.2 seconds. Sprint madlay ralay: 1- Madison West (Jim BroadOent, Dave Marsh, Ken Brig-ham, Russ Sasman), 2 Madison East; 3 Wisconsin High. Time 3:58.8 100 yard dash; 1 Howard aaiai.

.297 2 Bill Smith (ME); 3-Dirk n.r.; .294 .291 .251 .222 .125 000 will be Kenneth Cox and Cameron McCarthy. Pafko 1 Lopata (MC); 4-Don Lautz (MW). 5 Bob Milliard (MW). Time 10.7 seconds. 120 yard high hurdlas: 1 Hugh Bell (MW); 2- Ralph Mitchell (MC); 3 Gor Maior League don Bethke (ME); Cal Huge (WH); 15 Duane Farwell (ME).

Time 15.4 seconds. 80 yard run: 1 Joe Swanson (WH); 2-Larry Sletten (ME); 3-BIII Stich (MW) 4 Jim Drescher (MW); i-Jerry Hannlfan (MC). Time 5:10.3. High lump; l-Pete Bruhn (MW), Huge (WH), tied; 3-Mitchell (MC): 4-Dou Hvsloo (ME); 5 Rosa Parlsl (MC). i Height--5' feet 8 inches.

Mile: 1 -Aden ward (ME); 2-Bruce Beck (MW); 3 Jay Knox (MW); 4-Steve Marquart (WH); 5 Bill Mathias (WH). Time 4:44.1. Shot put: 1-John Fox (MW); J-Llovd National League American League Pet. GB Pet. GB Milwaukee 12 mm Cleveland IS .714 Cincinnati 13 9 .591 Baltimore 13 10 .565 3 San Francisco 13 10 .565 Washington 13 11 .542 3H Los Angeles .14 12 .538 1 Chicago 11 11 .500 4i Chicago 13 12 .520 Hi Kansas City 11 12 .478 5 Philadelphia 10 12 .455 3 Boston 10 11 .476 5 Pittsburgh 10 12 .455 3 New York 9 12 .429 6 St.

Louis 7 17 .292 7 Detroit 7 16 .304 9 Friday's Results Jfifiaawagg 3oW aVR LgiF Hf fcT'O''aa'Jt Holiwarth (MW). Fritr Krueger (MW), tied; 4 Gary Hougland (ME); 5-Ron Loomis (ME). Distance 51 feat 11V4 inches. 210 yard dash: 1 Smith (ME); Mazur (MW); 3 Berens (MC); 4 Tom Steffen (MW); 5 John Collettl (MC). Time 23.2 seconds.

180 yard low hurdles. 1 Bell (MW); 2 Bob Whipple (MC); 3 Orln Draves (ME); 4 Jim Siehlehr (MC); 5 Phil Leaf (ME). Time 22.2 seconds. 880 yard ralay: 1 Madison East (Thor, Dave Btumerich, Ray Winborn, Lichte) 1 Madison West; 3 Wisconsin High. Time 1:34.4.

Discus: 1 -Fox (MW); 2 Holzwarth (MW); 3--Jerry Marble (MC); 4-Loomis (ME); 5-Jlm Armstrong (ME). Distance -132 teet 5 inches. Broad lump: I Collettl (MC). 2 John Novlck IMC); 3- Pele Heeblnk (WH); 4-Hilliard (MW); $A4arsh (MW). Distancs -10 feet SM Inches.

Pale vault: 1 -Warren Norton (MW); 2 Hyslop (ME); 3 Bruhn (MW). 4-Pete WolMer (MC); Parlsl (MC). Height-io feet 1 Inches. Boston 5, Baltimore 0 Cleveland 3, Chicago 1 Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 Only games scheduled Cincinnati 3. Milwaukee 2 Chicago 3, St.

Louis 2 (10) Ph ladetphia 8, Pittsburgh 1 San Francisco 9, Los Angeles 3 Today's Games, Pitchers the Varsity at Camp Randall. EIroy (Crazy Lees) Hirsch will be at left end instead of Norbert Esser: Hirsch was not present when the picture was taken. The players, left to right, are: Front row Dave Howard, RE; John Dittrich, RT; Paul Shwaiko, RG; Gary Messner, Norm Amundsen, LG; Dave Suminski, LT, and Esser. Back row Earl Girard. LHB: John Dixon, FB; Jim Haluska, QB; and Danny Lewis, RHB.

stata journal Photo Tough Alumni Lineup With one exception, these are expected to be the players who will start for the Alumni this afternoon if they receive the opening kickoff in the annual game with Cleveland at Chicago Score (2-1) vs. Latman (0-1). Boston at Baltimore Hoatrt (1-1) vs. Wiiheim (3-0). Washington at Ngw York Origgs (14) vs.

Turley (1-3). Kansas City at Detroit ttarver (l-l) vs. lunnlng (11). Cincinnati at Milwaukee Purkay (3 31 vs. Seahn (3-3).

Les Angelas al San Francisco Dryidale (3-21 vi Sam Janes (2-4). Chicago at St. Louis Hobbie (1-2) vs. Jecksen (0-4). Philadelphia tt Pittsburgh Gomel (04) vs.

Kiln (I-l), I.