The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 13

Pirates Cop Twin Off Clippers, 3-1, Tyler Squeaks By Harlingeii 111 2-1 Game HARLINGEN, May Tigers made it two in a row over Harlingen Tuesday night when they edged the Capitols 2 to 1 in a well-played Big State League baseball game. John Lagan, who joined the Capitols Tuesday, tangled with Bill Bagwell in a battle which jww the Tyler nghthander get the edge. The Tigers got off to a one-run lead in the first inning when Ted hit a horn- er. The Capitols tied the score in the fourth. Keith Carpenter safe on an error and came home on a double by Jorge Lopei.

In the eighth, the Tigers picked up the winning run on three hits. Moe Santamauro singled home Browning, who had doubled. 4 1 3 all II Mar Cherurd 1 4 MaUrim 2 1 4 0 4 Dnovrh rf 4 2 Cmiptr.rf 4 2 1 1 3 2 4 li 4 1 Skriton 4 2 4 0 NUrtinz 1 4 10 3 Lasan rt Dav'tRS Santinro.l rf Mitchell.c CuUin 2 Kavvik 4 1 i 5 1 7 3 12 0 4 2 11 4 0 1 3 (I 4 0 3 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 Harliniien 11 37 14 UI 3 6 27 2 i 100 000 000 100 000-1 I Rlftxjwnlni 2 Carpenter HDT Santamaiiro -B uSir HR I Hunkovirh DP sJv 2 1 Lamn 4, 8 Nardu. Sears. Temple 8-3 GALVEISTON.

May tripped Temple. 8 to 3. Tuesday night in a Big State League game to make it straight over the Eagles. Righthander Ed Konick 10 hits over the distance to score his first victofy of the year for Galveston. The Caps chased starter and loser Jim Carson in the fourth inning with a six-run upnsing.

Fred Martin took over in the fourth and let the Caps on two hits rest of the way. Fine. Pitching Puts Biics Two Off Pace 1 BIO STATE LE.iGTK Tyler ..................................8 Austin ................................17 9 Ham Galveitton ..........................15 12 Corpus ................14 14 Harljngen 11 Temple ..............................8 TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth 14 San Antonio ....................17 14 Dallai ................................17 .500 292 ret. .563 A TOP ATTRACTION fish ore among the chief attractions in Mr and Mrs. 0.

Peacock's oquariums, Mrs. Peacock become interested in fish when a little girl, observing left-over minnows from her father's fishing trips. They now have thousonds of tropical fish, (Photo by John Bennett). t)aehn rf Haman a Steele 3 Bea. if Stutta.rf 1 Carson Martin All li a Gal 3 12 0 Perez 0 3 3 Samlrsn 4 2 12 rf 4 111 StJiffordlf 4 3 3 0 Riddle 4 10 0 Rohinsn 4 2 9 2 r.raves rf 4 0 4 2 1 ft 0 1 Komck 3 0 11 Field Stream I CORPUS HiRlSTI.

May I pitching by Waco gave I the Pirates a Big State league I doubloheader over the i Corpus Christi Clippers Tuesday I night, .3 to 1 and 7 to 0, i The double moved the Pirates to within a half game of I the rain-idled Austin Pioneers and within two over Tyler, the Big i State League leader. Waco closes out its Corpus Christi stand Wednesday night and then moves on to Harlingen. Kildoo turned in a one-hit performance to blank the Clippers in the second game. He walk a man. while striking out five.

Kildoo lost his chance for a no- hitter in the second inning when I Chili Bigham doubled. The Pirates got all the runs they needed in the second inning when BUI Phillips homered uith one man on. In the first game. Bob Swanson stopped the Clippers on four hits, while Ed Hughes and Luke Lucken- bach. Clipper pitchers, combined I forces to equal the feat.

Swanson's shutout chances uent down the drain in the sixth inning on a walk, an error and a single by Jack Wilkinson. Ramon Mejias tripled for the Pirates in the third inning, scoring two men who had walked to provide Waco with the margin of vic- FIKM ame WacA ah a ah a Sam 10 2 4 3 13 2 Mejws li 3 Capiw 3 3 0 0 1 Zitnfn rf 3 0 10 Scnties.rf 3 110 Matile 1 2 111 1 Rohcrls.l 0 fi 2 Phillips.r 1 0 4 0 Si 3 2 10 i Rabrork 2 3 10 1 Bighm rf 3 0 10 Boone 3 2 0 0 1 Kacchmi.s 2 0 0 2 i Rodrgr rf 0 0 0 2 0 7 0 i Swanson.p 3 0 13 10 15 Lcknbh.p 10 10 Totals 21 4 10 TotaKs J4 4 21 13 Waro 002 001 0-3 Corpus Christi 000 001 -Sanchez. Matile. Boone. Faci-hlnl i Mejias 2.

kinvin. Boone. Phillips 2. Sanrher, i tile. 5.

Corpus Christi 3. Swanson 1. Huahes 5. Luckenbarh 3. 6 Lurkenharh 1 Huihps 4 in 6 WP Hushes 2.

I Reeder. 1:35. Tulsa Shreveport ......................15 Houston ..........................14 .438 i.K.%GIE I- Brookb'n ............................13 9 Philadelphia ....................12 Cinrirnati York .................12 11 ........................10 11 9 10 PitUburgh 17 AMERK.4.X LK.iGlE ................................11 Chicaxo ..............................15 Cleveland ........................13 New, York ........................12 Phitidelphia ..................9 Washlnjtton RalMmore Bos(on ............................5 6 9 9 10 13 12 12 10 ret. .571 .522 .474 292 .409 .400 400 333 GB IH 4 9 10 1 1 Vi i 4 14 2-, 2V, 7 GB 4 1-, 44 44 44 5 Nrtns-iTribuiii OriCrllClCl Wednesday. Msy 12,1354 Waco, 19 Holds Tigers Yankee Rally To Four Hits rn i 1 ops Indians DETROIT.

May 11 Porterfield limited the Detroit Tig- i ers to four hits and contributed a I home run Tuesday as he pitched the Washington Senators to a 5-to-3 victory. In earning his third victory against two losses. Porterfield should have been charged with only one run since Jim Busby, his centerfielder, slipped going after a routine fly which fell for a triple. I Perterfield struck out four and i walked three. AI Abem who relieve Detroit starter Ralph Branca in the fifth, was tagged for his first loss against no triumphs.

ab li a Tlceni i Yost 3 5 2 13 2 rf 5 3 10 DeUlni tf 4 2 11 0 Sievers If 4 12 0 Boone 3 I Wrtght rf 3 2 4 0 Dropo.l i a Volmer.ri 1 0 0 0 Kalina.rf Runnels.s 3 0 1 Tuttle.cf Fitjurrld 4 0 5 0 House.r 2 4 0 2 3 Branea.p Portrfld.p May Berra followed up a costly fielding blunder by first baseman Al Rosen with a double that drove in two runs in the ninth inning Tuesday night to give the New York Yankees 5-to-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. With two out in the ninth and a TIES DAY'S REfllXTS Big State faglie S-7. Clirtstl I d. Harlingen 1. Galveston Temple 3.

Austin at Bo an. ppd. rain. League Kort Worth at Dallas, ppd. rain.

Tulsa at Oklahoma City 2. rain. Houston 5. Shreveport 5. San Antonio 4 (called end of 6th.

Ne'v York 5 4 Philadelphia 8. Chirago 7 innings). 2. Brookbn 0. St.

Louis at Pittsburgh, rain. lieagnc Washington 5, 3 Baltunore 2. Philadelphia 0. York 5 Cleveland 3. Chicago 2.

1. rst loss 0 Chicago lops Red 2-1, Goes Into 2nd 4 10 0 Aber.p 4 1 0 4 0 0 1 2 2 4 0 7 0 4 12 0 2 0 2 0 3 15 1 10 0 0 10 0 0 Totalj 37 11 rr 12 ToUls 30 4 27 11 Into fielder choice for Wright In Hth. Washington 002 OlO Detroit 002 100 2. Sievers. Porteriield.

Delsing House. Branca. I non. Fitzgerald Porterfield. Delsing.

Boone. House. Delsing. Porterfield. House 1 Runnels.

Terwilliger. Vemon: Bolling. Dropo. S. Detroit 3.

Porterfield 3. Branra 2. Aber 1. terfleld 4. Branra 2 Aber i 7 In 4 2-3; Aber 4 In 4 1-3.

L-Aber i McGowan. Paparellftl 2.803. i WHERE THEY fL.AY TODAY Big iMgaa al 4'lirtstl. Temple at Galveston. Tyler at Harlingen.

Austin at Teiat Fort Wurth Dallas. Tulsa at Oklahoma City. Beaumont at Houston. Shreveport at San Antonio Natktnal Louis at '3 3' O'Donnell Chirago aJ Philadelphia vs. Cinrinnafi at vs.

Milwaukee at 2-2) vs. American al (0-1) vs. Boston Trurks Washinjrton at (1-1) vs. Gray New York at (2-1) vs Garria Only games scheduled). By EARL GOLDING Haro Mejias rf Zonta rf Totals Temple Galveston SS 10 24 12 mh li a 3 0 5 1 i 4 112 3 0 3 0.

3 2 2 0 4 2 ft 0 When she was a little girl she kept tadpoles in bottles and studied minnows left over frf)m her fishing trips, so today Mrs. 0. M. philips.r^ 3 0 9 2 Peacock and her husband find themselves surrounded by literally i thou.sands of tropical fish. I Kiidoo.p SI 27 11 After the tadpoles and live-bearing minnows, one thing developed Totals into another until the Peacocks have now worked themselves into a 2 fuH-time business of growing colorfuI little guppies, swordtails, pompa- Siiieik).

Steele, dours and what-have-you in 26 aquarium tanks. Jones2 Stafford i moved in Rotiinson Graves. stuns, derson Rnbinson. Graves S-Steeie. taken over the front of their house.

9 6 Martm. BR-Konick 5 Carson 5. Caraon 2. Coorman Moyer year, some 7 in 3 2 U-Barr. Harper.

3 A- hours, including some around mid- babies Senind i.ame I ah ah a .1 (I 1 (I Wilkinsn.2 3 0 3 2 4 0 5 0 Capps 3 3 0 1 1 4 10 0 Senties rf 0 2 3 110 Robens 1 3 0 1 4 3 7 0 Schrodr.lf 3 0 0 0 4 2 5 0 Bighm.rf 1110 2 10 3 Facchini.s 2 0 0 2 3 113 Pearoi k.r 2 0 4 0 3 2 10 DlPiano.p 10 15 a Jones 10 0 0 Lrknbh.p 0 0 0 0 Sleitle Says Fla. Trip Paici by Ex SA.V ANTONIO. May Texas high school football and track star today a former student of the University of Florida had paid for his trip to the Florida campus la.st week. The Texas youth, Jimmy Steitle, Coleman Hurls Two-Hit Win Over Ex-Mates BALTIMORE. May Coleman, the former sore armed right-hander of the Philadelphia tossed a sparkling two- hitter against them Tuesday night to pace the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-to-O victory.

Coleman, who was troubled by a sore arm during 1950 and 1951 and won only one game for Philadelph during that time, allowed only one runner to reach third base. That was Arnold Portocarrero, the losing hurler, who overran third in the sixth inning and was picked off by Bobby snap throw. infield hit in the fourth, and Jim line single to left in the were the only hits off Coleman, who fanned four and two. It was the second victory of the season for Coleman. ah all a 1 2 3 Young 2 3 1 s5 Bollweg I 00 cf 4 1 1 0 Suder.

4 1 1 1 4 1 10 0 Povvrr cf3 0 0 0 If 4 22 0 Llmmer 1 30 0 Wertz, rf 2 ft 1 ZemUl.lf 3 A 1 3 1 4 3 13 0 Courtny.c 3 50 D.Mastn.t 3 40 3n 2 3 W.Shntz.r 303 1 Colemn.p1 0 0 3 Prtcaro.p 1 0n 1 a Vaio 1 0 0 CHICAGO. May 11-UP-Pitcher Bob Keegan won his third game of the season Tuesday night, scoring the winning run personally after a seventh inning triple as the Chicago Sox nudged the Boston Red Sox, 2 to 1. before 20,090 Comiskey Park fans. The victory elevatiid the White Sox into second place in the ican League race, with percentage of .625 compared to .647 for the leading Detroit nine. Bosov Goodmn.2 Olson.

If Jen sen. rf Kell.3 Agganis.l White.c Piersll.cf BoUing.s Kiely.p Sullivan Werle.p Kinder, Tbtals into double play for Wilson in lUi. Boston 100 000 Chk-ago 000 010 Jensen Carrasquel. Keegan. White (Carrasquel scored on grounder into doutele play in Keegan SB Maxwell.

Ftolling. Agganis: Agganis. Bolling; rasquel. Fox Boyd: Bolling. Goodman Agganis.

Agganis, Bolling. Agganis Boston 6 Chicago 9. Keegan 2. Kinder 1. 2 2.

Keegan 4. HO-Kieiy 4 in 4. SuUlvan 2 in 2 1-3. Werle 2 in 1-3. Kinder Olnll-2 W-Keegan Stevens.

Rommel. Napp. ab CM aox ah 403 2 Cartqul .1 2 01 3 311 0 Fox 2S 2 1 00 0 Groth cf3 2 3 00 0 4 31 0 4 Loilar.c 3 4 1 4lio 2 MlchaeU.3 3T 2 4 I 40 W.Wlsn,rf 2 0 2 0 312 0 a 0 0 31 4 7 Rivera, ri0 000 2 0 0 1 Boyd.l 4oil 0 1 0 0 0 Keasan.p 3 2 0 2 0 0 0 000 0 31 24 Ifi ratals 8 27 18 I E-Xore. Phillips 2. i liahcork.

Kiidoo 2. 2B Matile. 1 tWiA ly, only they are strictlv tropical' Bipham. hr hillips. S-Boone.

DP People swarm there throughout the nv. Roberts. LOB-Waro 7. Corto buy and some to customers by nature, just look. They get calls at all They're egg layers, hatch out within 36 hours after Tilt Rained night.

Other fish growers drop in spawning, and sometmies raise as i to check on methods of reproducing i nno. BRYAN. May 11-UP-Tuesday this that kind of fish, to find Big State League game be- is wrong in a certain Austin and was post- or just to talk tropical take of the poned because of rain. A double-j And the Peacocks, both Mr. header will be played Wednesday, are having themselves sand, gather up the babies in his mouth, and I literally spit them in the hole! See this charming couple? Porta-' They stay there, too, because the legrensis.

of the cichlid family, parent fish hover over them. Sort of like our Texas perch fami- threateningly. THOUGHT rONTI.NUED FROM PAGE 12 In last Saturday's state meet. 16 quartermilers ran the distance in Faiiiilv Battle Destroyed Spawn Totals 30 11 21 6 Totals 22 1 21 11 out for Del Piano in 6th. Waco OJfl 31)1 17 OrpUS Chnsti IHIO (lOU 0--0 Cnn -Znnta.

Kalu 2 2 Ba t-dison High School, San Antonio, was ruled ineligible to compete in the state high school track tournament at Austin, last week because of the expense-paid trip to Florida. It was first charged that the Florida school had violated recruiting rules. nus Christi 2 Piano 2. harh Del Piano 1 1 HO-Del Plano In Piano Kildoo Piano. 1.6T3.

Melbourne Gets OK for Olvnipios Hereford Boy lo Tech LUBBOCK. May ATHENS, May 11 last Cummings, basketball captain and obstacle as cleared away today, golfer from Hereford nigh School, has accepted an athletic (or holding the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, Australia, scholarship at Texas Tech. when the International Olympic Tennis again. True love, have these angel fish. Committee voed 30-13 to select a new site for equestrian events.

ROME, May 11 UP- Budge Patty, the happy-go-lucky Ameri- You know what? They got ANOTHER COUSIN, dour fish. These two cost $75,, i hut they sometimes sell from 100 for a new location for the to $1,000 a mated pair. been here two months arrivals yet. no new THEV LAST NIGHT. fist or lower and five un-: der 50 seconds That s-the- Army In a discussion on.

the of athletes, a con- mad a little whUe later, had them- called the gressional subcommittee looked selves a real knock-down-and-drag- into the file of Boston out, and wound up eating all of Red Sox pitcher Dick Brodow.ski. the eggs! There it found the Army had list-1 In two weeks, though, ed civilian tasks as cover the cup with eggs again, baseballs to opposing and barring another family fight, baVrs. and field.ng batted balls." will ra.se some little ones. in M.vTon Hoffman. Waco right- looj The.se are angel are the females.

Up here, in sepa- hander, must be wondering cousins of the rate containers, are the males, a pitcher must do to gam a start- they ait'n nearly as prolific. Males tear each other up if they ing place the lineup. Hoffman and real scaredy 'get together, so you have to keep has hurled effectively on every spawn eggs, and then each one separately. They sell for occasion this year, and Sunday and you know what $2.50 each here, but up in Nevada, turned back hard-hitting Galveston do? eat up the eggs I people fight them just like chick- on just four hits in them.selves to keep something else, ens. A good figher will bring $500.

Katy Park. And yet who is there from bothering them. Choose their The here are among to say that Hoffman should rank mates, and mate for life, the most popular. live- ahead of such boys as Ronald Should something happen to one of bearers and bring from eight to Sheetz. Don Kildoo.

Roger them, the other sledom mates 40 young each four weeks, and Ramon Salgado? I had the best record and MollieH Lp (JWlierS the most pre-season publicity. Sheetz at the present time may And the black mollies, more live dours. the Peaciicks have he the best hurler on the Waco bearers. The females sometimes hands at raising just about: staff. Certainly he impressive reaching ma.

including squirre enough in shutting out Galveston fet a PiRPons. a youngster, on two hits the other night. Saw- they know Doris Peacock remembers digging yer probably uill be more effec- salamanders out from under tiv'e with the arrival of hot weath- THIS SORT OF THn.T. is get- ting to he big business for the i Peacocks. Lately, they have then.

They called them mud stocked a few cockateels. para- puppies. I keets, canaries, and even ham- 11 Texaft-SMU Game Re 8 el One of the hamsters will come when the Peacocks call, and DALLAS, May 11 UP A sched- has a six months quar-' can from Los Angeles and Paris, antine on imported horses which' cave the United States a sweep of was seized bv opponents of the! national tennis tournament Tues- Melbourne games as a lever defeating Argentine cham. pion Enrique Morea, 11-9, 6-4, 6-4, ToUls 27 2 24 7 29 8 2715 out for Portocarrero in 9th. out for In 9th Philadelphia ono OOO-O Baltimore ..........................010 100 2.

Wert7 Stephens Young. Berry. Young. Zemial. DeMaestrl Coleman.

Young. Kryhoski 2. Baltimore 1. Coleman 2. 2.

Colemv PB Shanti. Grieve. Umont, Berry. Orioles Acquire Brideweser BALTIMORE, May 11 Iff-The Baltimore Orioles announced tonight they have bought infielder Jim Brideweser from the New York Yankees and in turn have sold three players to Kansas City. Yankee farm club to which Bride- wester refused to repx)rt.

The Birds said they sold outfielder Dick Kokos, pitcher Jim Post and Neil Berry, who played shortstop tonight as the Orioles beat Philadelphia 2-0, and was unaware of the deal. Buffs Hurler Allows 2 Hits By United Prew Ken Boyer blasted a grand slam homer for Houston but the Buffs actually gave pitcher Willard Schmidt all the margin he needed with a first inning tally as he put the Beaumont Exporters down with a 5-0 two-hitter at Houston Tuesday night. Meanwhile the Shreveport Sports got a helping hand from the weather scoring a 5-4 triumph over San Antonio in a game shortened to six innings by rain at San Antonio. Jim Ackeret homered as the Sports got all their runs in the first inning. Fort Worth, the League leader by a half game over San Antonio, was rained out at Dallas and the Oklahoma City-Tulsa game at Tulsa also bowed to the weather.

Kr Beaumont ........................000 000 2 0 Houston ................................100 040 ooxS 10 0 Fear. Kunci Verrrouse (t) and Fia- calini, Schmidt and Rand. Hcare hy II Shreveport ..............................500 2 San 9 0 Smith. Piercey Tremel (5). and J.

Locke. Herrera and Locke. runner on first. Hank Bauer hit easy grounder toward second baseman Bobby Avila. Rosen moved into the hole between first and second to field the ball, then stopped to give Avila the play.

Pitcher Dave Hoskins, not expecting Rosen to leave first on the routine play, was late fci covering the bag, letting Bauer reach safely with what was credited as a single. Berra then laced Hoskins' third pitch into left, scoring the two runners. Rosen put the Indians back into the game the prevtous inning when his bases-loaded single scored the two tying runs. Rlzcuto.f Berra.c Wodlins.lf Bauer. If-rf Slaughtr.rf Mantle.cf MDsald.2 Carey.J a SkowTon Sain ab ii a Indlaaa 3 15 3 5 0 3 0 Smith.3 5 15 2 Wstlke If 3 2 8 0 Pope.lf 1 0 0 0 Roten.l 4 12 0 4 2 2 0 Phllley.rf 0 0 0 0 Strlklnd.t 3 0 13c Mitchel 4 10 0 Dente.f 3 2 12 Hegin.c 1 1 0 0 Gb nn 0 0 0 0 Wynn.p Majeski 4 4 3 3 2 11 3 0 0 3 10 5 110 SOI 4 0 4 3 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 3 14 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 Total! 27 10 ToUli 35 8 27 for RejTwldi 9th.

out bunt for In fth. Into force out for Strickland tn out for Hegan In 8th, out for Hoaklnn In 9th. New OOO 300 002 -8 Cleveland 010 Berra. Bauer. Slaughter.

Hoa- kins. SkowTon. Avtla. Smith. Carey, Reynolds.

Smith. Rosen 3. Berra 2. ra. SB-Rosea DP Hegan.

Avila. Rizzuto Collins. LOB-New 9. 10. 4 Sain 1.

Wynn 3. Hoskins 1. 2. Hosklna 2. 6 7 in 1 in I.

Wynn 8 in 3 2-3. Hoskins 5 In 5 1.3. W-Reynolds Runge. Soar. Summers.

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AraPORT Waco, 2-5111 in the final. er. He apparently does his best pitching during the summer months. Bannister to Visit U. S.

But Will Not Run Here LONDON im Roger Bannister, 4 Southwest Conference base- the four-minute miler, will fly to -1 made a dandy me Wednesday between the nisht to America at the request of'onfs four old. In neiween me the British Foreign Office to appear on television. has no plans to run while in the United States and any proceeds from his activities will be devoted to which he wUJ a Foreign Office spokesman said. atx)ut five more weeks have University of Texas and Southern babies of their Methodist was postponed Tue.sday because of wet grounds. The game Betw een the tadpoles and the will be played as part of a double- minnows and guppies and pompa- i header Thursday.

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