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July 21, Lincoln Evening Journal mnd Nebwka Suu of Pace by Drf Black Nebraska's Pat Fischer seems to.be as nifty as ever. Bob Wirz, a former Journal sports scribe and onetime Hastings sportscaster, reports from St. Louis that the St. Louis Cardinal pro football coaching staff is already singing Fischer's praises. Quite a bit of progress for the rookie halfback when you consider- that pre-season camp is only a week old.

Wirz, stationed with Uncle Sam at Ft. Leonard Wood, reports that the coaches "have been quite impressed with the work of ex-Nebraska stars, tackle McDole and Fischer." A St. Louis newspaper covering the Cardinals' camp reports: "Fischer is the smallest player in camp at 5-10, 165 pounds, but he is very quick and agile and has impressed with his darting movements. He's shown exceptional pass- catching ability and has been used in both offensive and defensive units. "McDole, a 6-3, 255-pounder, is quite fast for a big man and has been placed with the defensive unit." Been Around Awhile A recent sports item report from the Nebraska State Penitentiary brought a sportswriter's request as to when a Pen Redbird pitcher entered the game.

But the correspondent misunderstood the i thinking the question was: When did he come in? And his reply: "I think he came here in 1954!" Longest mound stint that I can remember. Here 'N There Joel Horlen, former Lincoln Chief pitcher, is the leading hurler in the Pacific Coast League. Horlen had a dismal 1-9 record with Lincoln his rookie year after starring for Oklahoma State two seasons ago ex-Lincoln manager Larry Shepard is winning at Columbus in the International League with brilliant pitching performances. Pegged a cinch second division club, Shep has amazed everyone by pushing the Jets to what is almost a runaway first place i i How can they keep him out of the major 'Great Competitor' Ends Active Days Hustling Hank Spectacular In Final Bow as Player a a i Of) Hank Bauer, hero of many a Work Series game, and known as one of the greatest competitors in baseball, bowed out as an active player Friday night in true Bauer tradition. The rifle-armed right fielder drove in the winning run as his Kansas City Athletics knocked off Detroit 3-2 and dumped the Tigers of first place in favor of the New York Yankees.

Shrine Bowl Profiles Omaha Tech's Marsh Set Fast Prep Pace Races Open With Big Double Columbus Crowd Hits 3,109 Columbus--A big $465 daily louble spiced the opening day if horse racing Friday at the Columbus oval. Jockey Fred Ecoffey rode I Mary's Frank to a $15 win in the first race and Daily Chant, with Kenneth Hare in the irons, completed the big payoff with a $29.20 win. Big payoffs were common throughout the 8-race card. Two of the other winners paid over S30 and 3 more topped the $10 mark. In addition to Daily Chant, jockey Hare had another win- Ron Marsh, Omaha Tech Omaha Tech's Ron Marsh hasn't been on the Nebraska prep scene long but he's definitely left his mark.

Marsh came, to Tech last his year and soon became an all-; Inter-City loop tackle, state high school diving cham-! pion, and the year's first 12-1 foot pole vaulter. His football showing prompted his selection to the North all-star team that will battle the South in the 3rd annual Shrine Bowl game Aug. 19. Marsh's top sports thrill was competing in the National Olympic Diving Trials over a year ago. His favorite athlete also is a swimmer diver Sam Hall, the national champion.

Marsh, whose hobby is boxing, is doing some oil well roughnecking in Great Bend, prior to the i game. I Joe Heckenlively, Fairfield Heck, yes, Fairfield has had a lively athletic program the past 4 years. And Joe Heckenlively has done more than mu- share at the a school. the only member of the Shrine Bowl's South team to play 8-man t- ball, lettered 4 a in football a a a 1 and 3 more a i ner, a place horse and a show finisher. A large crowd of swelled the gate and the tuel handle hit $130,284.

Friday's Results race, 4 up, clalminc, S900, 6 furlonfs. 1-S. Mary's Frank (Ecoffey) 15.00 9.60 Burning Candle (Martinez) 480 3 2 0 Mr. Plea (Sanborn) 4.40 Bomb, The fans and his teammates gave him a load of presents, Including a motor car, in a ceremony marking his a game as a player. Bauer, who replaced Joe Gordon a month, has been a playing- manager.

He responded with a stinging single to left field in the second inning but died on base. In the 3rd his charges started one of their infrequent rallies and Hank came to bat with two on base and two runs in. This was the type of situation where Bauer, in almost 14 years in the i show, had established himself as a great clutch player. He strode to the plate and lined a single to left that scored Norm Siebern with the run that won for the Athletics. The 16,500 fans who had to honor him roared their Bauer was not through.

In the 6th inning the Tigers were threatening Trailing 3-1, Al Kaline stroked single and Rocky Colavito walked. Cash then drove a single into right field scoring Kaline with the Tigers' second run. Colavito raced for 3rd but Bauer, who has one of the greatest throwing arms in the sport, nailed Rocky with a perfect throw to Wayne Causey. Hank retired in the 7th inning and will direct his club from the bench. The Athletics, in last place and winners of only 5 of their last 21 games- CPI TELEPHOTO HANK AND FRIEND Kansas City manager Hank Bauer was presented a variety of gifts Friday night as he played his last baseball game.

They included this prize young buE plus a new car and shotgun. will have to get along without the jut-jawed right-fielder 3,1091 whose great spirit helped the New York Yankees win 9 pennants and 7 World Series. Was it a coincidence that Bauer, who was traded to the Athletics by New York in 1959, 5.80 480 Plea (Sanborn) Also--Retain. Greater, Ama Caps Sun, I'll Wait, Semison. Second race.

4 UD. claiminr. SSOI). 6 furlonus. 3-5 Daily Chant (Hare) 29.20 14 80 Royal Betty (Baca) 700 Indian Echo (Sanborn) Ogallala Will Host State Baseball Meet Ogallala (B--The 27th annual Nebraska state semi-pro baseball tournament, which gets under way at Ogallala Sunday, is shaping up as a battle between 4 Western Nebraska clubs and two strong Eastern teams.

Pairings were announced Friday by tournament director Walter Williams of Ogallala, Nebraska deputy baseball commissioner. Six teams are entered in the double elimination foray which runs 7 days, July 23 to 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 35 5 force and struck out in 720 4 80 3.80 3.40 2.80 560 Dallas Cowboys Cut Two Rookies Northfield, Minn. LP) The Dallas Cowboys Saturday announced the release of two more rookie football prospects, trimming their freshman aggregation to 21. Released after Friday's double session were guard Richard Price, University of Mississippi, and linebacker Lenny Verner, Texas Christian University. Top Bowlers Men's 230 Games, SCO At Holij-wood-BaU and Cham: Stan Goofers, 235-622; Gary Tucker, Heckenlively track.

The 175-pound back also is a fine hitter for Minden's Legion baseball team. In Joe's senior year, Fairfield's football team was undefeated, its basketball lost only once, and the track team swept to the Class championship. Heckenlively was the football team's leading scorer and he scored in both events at the state meet. Ke was an honor student. Mixed: Smashers.

623. At Nile Heime Hcrzoz, Team 233. At LAFB--Pacesetter: Murphy Singleton, 98tb QMS. 237; Clyde Haydicky, Untouchables, 259. At Parkway--Explorer: Jerry Russell, Muleskinners, 507.

Women's 200 Games, 525 Series At Hollywood--Half and Half- Eva Hang. Ho-Huras, 214. 205-560. Octagons Plus Four: Esther Johnson, Alley Dusters, 207-525: Clorene Inck, Alley Dust- i ers. 210.

LOWC: Dottie Eeamer, Team 2. 200. At Bowl-Mor--Friday Nile Mixed- Stella Morgan, Team 3. 535. Delores 1 Hadlej, Team 6.

20'-336; Shirley Gil-' more. Team 7, 20C. Al Parkwav--Volunteer Barbara Smv mo-ij. Like Help. 213 5f8.

City Softball Wilkinson's 9, Police First Continental 9, Pentzer Park 5, Kraft Service 5, Stan i Charlie's Cahmist Skyline Marines 4, Trimly Lutheran King's 17, Whirlawhip 0: Convair Astro 7, Car- pemers Union (forfeit); Hy-Gain II, Sraith-Dorsey 8. First Assembly 8. Phantoms Valparaiso 13. LAFB Goof- -rettea 11; Trinity Lutheran 20, Scream- jng Demons 10; Eagle Beavers 41, AF BOWLING with ife NEW BRUNSWICK FIN FINDERS it it FUN; It is Different! FIRST with tfct NEWEST Parkway 4tf.1214 4 Strike Hits Race Track Teamsters Union Seeks Work Pact New York The racing program at Aqueduct featuring Kelso's bid for the Metropolitan Handicap triple, was threatened Saturday by a possible spread of a strike involving stablehands and exercise boys against owners and trainers. Following a fruitless attempt by two state mediators to settle the dispute at Aqueduct Friday night, John Burke, president of local 917 of the Teamsters Union, said the strike will continue.

"We'll be out there picketing at Aqueduct and Belmont," said Burke whose union is seeking to bargain for the grooms, hot walkers (men who walk horses to cool them off) and exercise boys. The Teamsters' attorney, Irving Bush, said other unions, including the Central Trades Council, had promised to support the strikers. The Central Trades Council includes the concession workers, blacksmiths and the electricians who handle the tote boards. Also--Devan, By Ray. Vale-K, Ale-Ones, Dollar A Day.

Chief Gray Bull, Hunters Dream Daily Double paid $465. Third race. 4 UD. claiming, Purse SSOO, furlongs. T--1-08 2-5.

Gypsy Dan (Armstrong) 13 00 5 60 Marsh Habit (Hare) 3 80 Brusher (L. Rettde 1 Also--Coldewey, Crop Boy, Re-Pete, Black Powder, Score-A-Bet. Fourth race, 3 yr. olds, rlaimintr, nurse SSOO. 6 furlongs.

4-5 Lucky Gay (Hare) 16.00 8.00 5 40 Big Dream (Houghton) 6.80 4 60 Two Dots (Gaffghone) 3.60 Also--Alma Dixie, Cream De Mint. Tac Bull. Our Kanno, Fifth race, 4 up, claiming, nurse S900, furlongs T--1 20 4-5. Borgia Bull 5 40 3 60 3 on Helen's Ace (Martinez) 360 'BO Port Quest (Hare) Also--Star Royal. Oscar 1 Luck, Miss Phantasy, Ramodiddle Sixth race.

4 up. claiminr, nurse $900. furlonrs. Miss Cadence (L. Rettele) 18.00 5.80 3.40 Dashable (Armstrong) 4.40 3 20 Boxxvood Miss (Houghton) 2.80 Also--Open Cross.

Bazooka Pac, Harbour Miss. Fleetbelle, Cherry Qua. Seventh race, 3 yr. olds, allowances, Durje 51.200, 6 furloasre. T--1-14 2-5 Stymie Star (L Rettele)36 60 16 00 7 60 Spring Bid (Scharaow) 8.60 3 60 Jus Band Jr.

'Gaffglione) 280 Also--After Beat. Circle Bar, Bumpum. Me. Plucky Rose Eiirhlh race--I UD. claimine.

nurse ssOil. mile and 71). T--1 ic Mark Love (Martinez) 3840 1100 580 Reno John (Gaffglione) 5.20 20 Samoa Bey (Ecoffey) 3.40 Also--Ramoso's Babe, Mr. Beans, Lome A Lad, Coachle, Bold Time, Step Boy. put the Yankees back on top Friday night? There are those who say 30, and skips Friday, July 28.

there is no favoritism once! Participants are Boelus. a player or manager steps Lincoln Moose, North Platte, on the ball field. Nonetheless, Ogallala Venango and Grant, who could blame Bauer if he The winner advances to secretly nursed a little satisfaction in boosting his former teammates into first place in his last game in the big top? Indianapolis Tips iiiana Leader Pick Captures Dash Monticello, N.Y. (UPI) -Leader Pick, a 2-year-old colt, grabbed the lead at the start and held it most of the way to win Friday night's final dash of the $20.662 General Sullivan pace at Monticello Raceway. Leader Pick had to fight off a late challenge by Meadow Grayson and" won in 2:05 in a photo finish.

Torrid Adios finished 3rd. Winners of the 3 elimination dashes were Torrid Adios in the first, Lehigh Hanover in the second, and Leader Pick in the 3rd. Indians Sweep Doubleheader By Associa.ed Press The Indianapolis Indians trimmed Omaha twice Friday night and got help from the American Association's other second division teams to hike its league lead to two full games. While the Tribe was winning 8-5 and 4-3, Houston knocked off second place Louisville 4-3 and Dallas-Fort Worth stopped 3rd place Denver 7-5. Rain halted the Indianapolis-Omaha game after 5Vz innings.

A loaded triple by little Chico Ruiz highlighted a 4-run Indianapolis 4th in the first game and proved the winning margin. In the nightcap, Omaha led 1-0 when the league leaders scored all their runs on 3 hits a two Dodger errors. The winner in the second game was Don Rudolph, on a 4-hitter that brought his record to 13-6. winner the national tournament to be held in Wichita, starting Aug. 18.

Last year's state champion, Omaha Thomas Plumbing, did not enter this year. The winner also gets an official National Baseball Congress state championship trophy. An All-Nebraska a composed of 16 players, is to be selected during the tournament. The tournament schedule: Sundas-, July 23 Game one--5 p.m., Lincoln vs. Veaaago; Game two 8 p.m., Boelus vs Ogallala.

Monday, July 24 Game three --5 p.m., game No. 1 vs. loser game N'o Game four 8 p.m.. Grant North Platte. Tuesday, July 25 Game five 5 winner game No.

3 vs. loser game No. 4: Game six winner game No. 1 vs. winner game No.

2. Wednesday, July 26 Game seven --8 winner game 5 vs. loser game No. 6. Thursday, July 27 Game eight 8 p.m., winner game No.

4 winner game Saturday. July 29 Game nine 8 p.m.. wiener game No. 7 vs. loser game No.

8. Sunday, July 30 Game ten 8 p.m.. winner game No. 9 vs winner game No. 8.

If an additional game is necessary, it will be placed at 8 P.m. Monday July 31. Moose Team To Tourney Hot Bats Pace Lincoln Entry Lincoln Moose, which meets Venango Sunday in the state semi-pro tourney has a 16-1 Rich son season record with ID straight American BC9MMI DETROIT F'nanxiez Morton rf Kaline cl Colavito Cash Ib Boron 3b Wood 2b Koarke Recait Gladding bBruton KANSAS crrr ak kl kl 0 1 0 OdGiwco cf. 5 0 9 1 1 0 Howttr 1 1 0 Luinpe Ib 0 0 Siebern Ib 0 2 1 Ktlmch'k 0 1 1 Hankliu 0 0 Bauer rf 0 0 0 Rivera rf 0 0 0 PK'Uao 0 0 0 Catuey 3b 0 0 0 Archer 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 a-Walked for Gladdinc in 7th. b-Ran for Otbocne in 7th.

c--Struck out for WoodMhtek In Mh. IMnit Ktaut CMr Kanaat City 27-11. LOB--Detroit Kintu City 11. Sietwrn. Morton.

S- Archer. IP EK BB SO (L, 21-J 3 3 2 3 1 3 2 0 0 0 1 Woodeshick 2 2 0 0 1 2 Archer 7-5) 9 6 2 2 5 HBP--By Gladdinc (Pifltatano). U-- Drumraon. PaparelU, Range, CarrUan. cMcAuliffe 1 1 0 3 1 1 0 3 1 3 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 333103 CLEVELAND MIN.NESTA ab ki ab bl Temple 2b 4 0 1 0 Green cf 4 0 2 1 Piersall cf 4 0 0 0 Martin 2b 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Ib 4 0 1 0 4 1 1 1 Lemon If 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Dobbek If 1 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 Allison 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 Battey 4 1 2 2 4 1 1 1 Turtle 3b 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 V'ldiv'lso 4 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 31 4 4 Fr'cona Ib Phillips 3b Kirkland rf Essegian If Romano Held ss Hawkins aDillard S'hafrn'th 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 3 5 2 Total a--Singled for Hawkins in 8th- riovrUiul 000 000 021--3 MhiVeaMa 300 Wl-4 Temple.

Lee. PO-A-Cleveland 26-17; Minnesota 27-8 (two outs when winning run scored). DP--Tuttle, Martin and KiUebrew; Lee, Valdivieiso and Killebrew; Held, Temple and Francona; Temple, Held and Francona, LOB-Cleveland Minnesota 7. MUe- brew. HR-Battey, Held, Phillips.

SB- Green. Tuttle. Valdmelso. BBso Hawkins 7 6 3 3 4 0 S'haf'rnoth (L, 0-1) 1 2 3 2 1 1 1 i (W 3 5 3 HBP-By Lee (Kirkland). U-Kinnamon.

Hurley, Flaherty, Honochik. T- 2:35. WASHINGTON ab bl Hinton If Johnson ss Green Tasby cf Bright 3b bKlaus 3b Lone Ib Cottier 2b Hobaugh Klippstein aKing Burnside Garcia cKeougn Gabler a--Hit into LOS ANGELES ab bl 3 1 1 1 Pearson 7 2 4 2 3 1 1 3 Koppe ss 6 2 2 0 2 0 0 1 L.Tnomai If 4 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 Bilko Ib 4 4 2 1 4 0 2 0 G.Th'm's 3 4 3 4 3 2 1 1 0 Hunt cf 6 1 3 3 2 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 5 1 1 0 Sadowski 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Moran 'b 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 Moeller 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 James 2 1 0 0 0 Fowler 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 IS 20 15 Totals pla for Bright on 2 5th; c--Walked National Bra LOS ANGELKS BT. LOUU kl ik WilJf if 0 0 0 Ullla 9 2 2 0 4 0 2 0 Cunn'ham rt 5 1 3 4 Moon If 4 0 0 0 White Ib 4 0 0 1 T.DtvU cf 4 1 0 Bayer 3b 4 1 1 0 Howard rf 4 0 1 0 Miulil If 2 1 0 Hodgvs Ib 4 0 1 0 cFlood cf 0 0 Spencer 3b 3 0 0 0 c-lf 4 2 2 1 Roseboro 2 0 1 0 Javier 7b 3 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 Grmm'w Ib 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 SawaUki 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 bAfpr'ttt 1 0 0 0 Golden 0 0 0 A cWiDdhorn 0 0 1 To4ali i 8 1 out for Roiebora in 7th; b-Struck out for in 7th; c-Ran for MutUl in 7th; d-Walktd for Gotten in 9th. LM Anctlci Ml Ml--i M.

Lwl. E-Nooe. Aucelet 244. St. Louis 2741.

LOB--Lot Asititt 9. St. Louie 3. 2B--Tauisic 2. HR--Cunnincham.

SF--Javier, SawaUki. White. IP EBBBSO Dryidale (L, 74) 41-J Perranocki 12-3 2 Golden 2 3 Simmons (W. 5-7) 9 7 0 2 2 2 2 0 3 3 1 2 1 1 3 5 Balk--Perranoski. U--Conlan, Burkhart.

Pelekoudai, Donatelli. MILWAUKEE riTTSBUUGH ab bl bt Jones cf 4 0 0 0 C'ruto'r If 1 2b 4 1 1 0 Virdon cf 5 2 3 0 Mathews 3b 3 0 0 0 Clemcnte rf 1 3 3 3 Stuart Ib i i a 0 1 0 Uoak 4 1 111 Burcesi 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 bSkinner 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Smith 0 0 0 Aaron rf Adcock Ib Maye If Torre McMillan ss Burdette Nottebart 0 0 0 0 Schofld cMoryn Face Friend Mizell Groat Total. 31 5 Totals 3 0 0 0 M'zer'ski 2b 3 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1Z a-- Doubled for Friend in 7th; b-- Ran for SSSS JS5K E-- McMillan, Friend. Stnart PO-A-Milwaukee 27-11, Pittsburgh 27-12 DP-Schofield, Mazeroski and Stuart LOB Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 10. 28-- BoIImjz Nelson.

3B-Schofield. HR-Aaron 2. S- McMillan SF-Mazeroski. Burdette (W. 11-fi) Nottebart 1 2 3 2 Fnend (L, 9-12) Los Aoteles M3 S0x i 6 E-Johnson.

Tasby. Garcia. Cottier. G. fnomas, 2.

Los Weles 27-6. DP Bneht and Long. Koppe and Bilko LOB-- Washington Is. Los Anseles 15. 2B-Hunt.

Tasby. Bdko. 3B-- Thomas HR-- Johnson. L. Thomas SB-- Hunt.

Pearson. S-- Moeller. SF-Moran. 21-3 2-3 0 2 3 51-3 11-3 Hobaush (L, 6-5) Klippstein xBurnside -Garcia Gabler Moeller CW. 4-5) James Foxvler 1- -cFaced four men in jpBp By Garcia (Moran); Gabler fG Thomas).

WP--Janvs. Gabler. U-Napp. Stevens. Rice, Schwarts.

P.252 6 1 3 4 6 5 1 1 4th. ER BB SO 4 4 2 3 1 2 YORK BOSTON Hawaii Chiefs Ink New Players Honolulu The Hawaii Chiefs of the new American Basketball League Saturday signed their 5th and 6th players--rookie guards Dave Kissinger of Hardin-Simmons and Roger Potts of Oklahoma University. Kissinger holds the Hardin- Simmons single season scoring record of 545 points and Potts was a playmaker at Oklahoma. Tourney Slated Wilber An American Legion midget baseball tourney will be held here July 30-31 and Aug. 1-2.

Teams scheduled to take part include West-1 ern, Adams. Exeter, Crete, Wymore, Geneva, McCool Junction, Deshler and Cobb Story Planned Santa Barbara, Calif. (UPI) --An autobiography by late Ty Cobb. who compiled a .367 batting average and won 12 batting championships during his major league career, will be published in September. Author Al Stump, who collaborated with Cobb, said the book will contain a foreword by Gen.

Douglas MacArthur. Manager-pitcher a Steffen has a .478 batting average to lead in a gaudy .333 team effort. Brad Warner's .457 a paces regulars. Only" 3 on the roster are below .300. Stiffen leads crops with an 8-1 mark.

Dean Fleck (5-0) will not make the str.te tour trip, but Moose has picked up Duane Eichorn and Curt Mathews from the Lincoln Gerry's Sport Shop team and Don Wenzl (1-0), a regular outfielder, is a available. Moose leads the Twin-Counties League in Eastern Nebraska while Sunday's Venango, is the western leader in the Nebraska Independent League. Moose batting averages: Catcher-- Ron Bayless. 370; 1st base-- ILirold Kelie, .317: 2nd base-- Phil Miller. 222 3rd base-Jerrj AlcKai, short-- Mike Roach, 391: outfielders -Denny Curtm, 333, Don Wenzl.

Brad Warner, .447 Pitchers and utility-Duane Steffen, Joe McWjlluuna. George Ncill, Dean Sell, .272. Mans rf Mantle cf Berra If Kkowron Ib Howard Boser 3b bBla'ch'd Gardner 3b Ford Cnates aCerv Arrnjo Totals 3S 1113 II t--Fcalc-l cut for Schilling 5 1 2 0 Geiser cf 3 4 2 1 Hardy if 3 2 2 2 Pagli'rom 4 2 2 3 Jensen rf 311 l.Malzonc 3b 5 0 0 0 Wertz Ib 4 0 0 0 Runnels Ib 1 1 1 4 Buddin ss 0 0 0 0 M'nb'q'tte 2 0 0 0 Earlcy 1 0 0 0 Fnrnieles 1 0 0 0 cGreen 1 0 1 0 Totals Coates ab bl 2b 6 1 1 0 4 1 0 0 5 1 1 0 4 2 2 1 4 7 2 0 3 1 1 2 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 in 34 8 tth. lotrn'-etl for Bpyer in 9th: c--Filed oat 0 0 ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U--Dascoli. Secory, Venzon, Sudol CHICAGO PHrLADELPHU ab bi ih Heist cf 5 0 1 1 Malkmus 2b 3 0 0 0 Zimmer 2b 5 1 2 0 bValo 0 0 WilYms IS 4112 cWil-i'ms 2b 1 0 0 0 Altman rf 4 0 0 0 Calhson If 4 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 Deraeter cf 5 1 0 4 0 0 0 Gonzalez rf 5 3 3 i 0 0 0 0 C.Smith 3 2 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 Walls Ib 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 D'nmple 4 1 3 1 3 1 1 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Owens 1 0 i) 0 1 0 1 0 aC'vinton 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BaWschun 1 0 0 0 39 3 9 3 33 4 4 a--Hit into flouble play for 7th; b--Walked for Malkmns in 7'h; c-- Ran for Valo in 7th: d--Doubled for Anderson in 9th.

Chicago Ml 002 000 0--3 Philadelphia 010 000 110 1 1 (10 innings) E--Daln-mple. Smith. PO-A Chicago 28-11. Philadelphia 30-10 (one out when winning run scored DP--Malkmus. Amaro and Walls.

Andersos, Taylor and Bouchec. LOB--Chicago 8. Philadelor-a 8. 2B--Will SB--Gonzalez HH--B Williams. Gonzalez.

SB--Kindall. S--Owens. Santo 3b Taylor Thacker Bouchee Ib Kmdall ss Cardwell Anderson dWiU Schuliz Totals C. Smith. SF--C.

Cardwell Anderson SchuJtz (L, 3-2) Owens Smith rp 6 6 1 1-3 7 U--Varso, Crawford, Barlick, Steiner. JacXowski. T--3 13 Boston 010- Kubek. PO-A-1 Nw i'ort Boston 27-12 DP--Gard- ciiRrd'win and LOB--Nw. Vnrk 8, 11.

'B--Jensen, Buddin. HR--Maris. Mantis. PF--Buddhi, Malronc If KR BB SO 42-3 7 7 7 5 21-3 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 5 2-3 10 6 27-3 1 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 2, Schill't? Blanchard. 6-3) Arroyo fW, M'nb'q'tte Barley (L, l-4 Fora'des U--Linsalata.

TJmont, art, Bern-. 2 1 2 1 3 5 3 1 1 0 Stew- Cosmopolitan Lead in Tie Rockford, 111. (UPI)--Rookie pro Shirley Englehorn of Caldwell Idaho, and seasoned Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island, led the field Saturday, into the second round of the Cosmopolitan Women's Open golf tournament. The 20-year-old Miss Englehorn and Miss Faulk toured the Macktown golf course in 3-under par 69s. Gene Lipscomb Arrives at Camp Slippery Rock.

Pa. (ft Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb the 288-pound tackle acquired this week in a trade with the Baltimore Colts, arrived Fri day at the Pittsburgh Steel ers' training camp here. Lipscomb, and teammate Madison (Buzz) Nutter, came to the Steelers in a trade for end Jimmy Orr, linebacker Dick Campbell and tackle Joe Lewis. Nutter has yet to ar rive at the Steeler camp. Meanwhile, the Nationa Football a club an nounced that veteran guard Mike Sandusky has signed his contract for the 1961 season Midget Baseball Peter Pan MI-- (t 2 100 010--2 7 1 Birkman and MelcaU, Kyles and Camp- Blanchard Far Out After Slam 105 100 0--7 (I 000 003 0--0 1 8 Millard; CuUvell and DRIDIK Tru Treat Grapefruit Drink for REFRESHMENTS PARTIES THE HOME R.

H. HUDSON fa Boston UR "I was so far out I couldn't hear a thing." John Blanchard, one of the most prideful of the proud Yankees, spoke excitedly Friday night after his 9th inning, pinch-hit grand slam home run pulled out an 11-8 victory over Boston and returned New York to first place in the American League race. "It was the biggest thrill of my life," said the reserve catcher whose two out blow to right center field off Red Sox relief ace Mike Fomieles capped a rally from an 8-6 deficit. "All the guys were waiting for me with congratulations when I got back to the dugout but I was momentarily deaf," Blanchard added. The blow was a record, too, the 6th pinch-hit grand slammer of the season in the AL-5 in 1953.

"This homer was bigger than most to me," Blanchard said. ''The bases were full and we had just lost a terrible doubleheader to Washington. "Fomieles threw me 3 curves in a row, then a fast one. All I was looking for was i a ball to hit and I got it." Manager Ralph Ilouk, a reserve catcher himself in his playing days, commented: "Blanchard is a terrific hitter in the clutch. He has the right attitude.

He goes up there looking for a strike. He's not trying to out think the pitcher." Blanchard, who had twice hit pinch homers earlier this season, saved Mickey Mantle's 37th homer. Roger Maris' 36th and Yogi Berra's 12th from being wasted in a lost cause. lie also prevented southpaw Whitey Ford, not involved in the decision, from losing an 11-game wipningj streak. Houk pointed to Blanchard's clutch performance and the 3 runs batted in by Berra as Jan example that the Yankees are not a two man team de- spite the deadhlines monopolized by the Mantle-Maris battle.

"The buzzing is all Mantle and Maris," said Houk. "I guess it's always been like that in baseball. Ruth and Gehrig and Dlmaggio overshadowed a lot of other good Yankee players." i KITCHEN I BATH GREEN FURNACE PLUMBING INC. 2747 No. 4lHi IN Randolph I Wickham and r.rccri.

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A m-- 7 0 Muni A 002 BOO--S 1 Smith and Brill: Hansen and Diekman. St. 100 S44 0--II Moni DM 1-- I 12 Fanjurhr and Tapp; Bayless. Rockwell (5) and Dalton. VrhlUler W-I 4 Irvinir Oil 5x--S 1 Rife and Radcliff; Welch and Roberts 01-4 4 Antelope 201 11--5 3 2 Hayes.

Roberts and Dworak; Hencn- rader and Roberts. Randolph A 002 119--I I 1 Eastridfe A 100 1 Carter, Dennis (4) and Schrunk; fer and Set Training Site Los Angeles, Calif. (UPI)-The Los Angeles Angels announced Saturday that they will train during the spring at Palm Springs for the next 3 years. General Manager Fred Haney said the Angels also have an option to renew their agreement with the city after 3 years. Morrow Wins Title Faimouth Foreside, Maine (UPI) Clark Morrow of Needham, shot a 71 Friday to win the New England Senior professional golf title with a total of 144 for the 36 holes.

John Thoren and Tom Mahen of Beverly, tied for second place with 145s. Fun For All The Family OPEN BOWLING Every Day HOLLYWOOD BOWL On tkt Mite 920 Mt. 41 BOWL-MOR LANES Title Is Approved New York UP) Tom Bolan, president of Championship Sports, said Friday he had been notified the Massachusetts Boxing Commission had approved a license for his company to promote a Floyd Patterson-Tom McNeeley heavyweight title fight in Boston this fall. Bolan said he would ask the Commiss'on to approve a specific date for the 15-round match. It is expected that the fight will be held in mid-October in the Boston Garden.

Bolan said the official signing uill be held about a -week a the Commission approves the date. He said there every indication of a quick sellout. Giants Call Up Pitcher Zaiini Cincinnati UP) The a Francisco Giants Friday night called up Dom Zanni, a right- handed pitcher, from their Tacoma club in the Pacific Coast League. Zanni, 29, a 5-11, weighs 180 and had an 8-4 record with Tacoma. He worked in 20 games, started 15, completed 8 and compiled a 2.56 earned run average.

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