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THE EVENING SUN. HANOVER, PA. TUESDAY, MAY 11. 1054 PAGE TWEt VF ORIOLES WIN OYER Cleveland Indians Cut ATHLETICS, 7 TO 6 Yanks Down To Size rotters Pacers Mele's Sacrifice Fly Sends Coan Home With Winning Run As Birds Score Four In Ninth Inning Leading Driver Of 1953 Stars As Grand Circuit Season Gets Under Way At Yonkers Raceway National League Pet. GB Brooklyn 8 nati Philadelphia :...........11 St.

1- 11 New York ...................11 11 Chicago 2Va Milwaukee 11 -ri Pittsburgh 17 i Ci AMES Milwaukee Ht Brooklyn Confry (1-1) vs. Meyer (2-0). Cincinnati at New ski vs. Gomez (1-3). Chicago at Philadelphia (uiglit Klippstein (1-2) vs.

Miller Si. at Pittsburgh Staley (2-2) vs. Purkey (1-2). VKSTKRDAY'H RE8UI.TS No games scheduled. TOMOBROH'S GAMES St.

Louis at Pittsburgh. Chicago at Philadelphia (night). Cincinnati at. New York. Milwaukee at Brooklyn.

American League Pet. Detroit ......................11 -688 Cleveland ...................13 8 Chicago .......................14 9 New York ...................11 10 Philadelphia 12 .421) 7 12 .368 7 12 Boston 5 tt .357 MINOR LEAGUE GAMES Boston at Chicago (1-1 1 or on vs. Keegan (3-1). Washington at (1-1) vs. Branca (2-0).

New York at Cleveland Lopat (4-0) vs. Wynn (3-2). Philadelphia at Baltimore (night) (0-1) vs. Coleman (1-2) or Kretlow (0-1). Bob Mauss Hurls Javelin 184 2 3 Feet As Biglerville Turns Back Boiling Springs, 101 To 16 YKSTKHDAY'S RESI LT8 Cleveland 8, New York 7.

Baltimore 7, Philadelphia 6. Only games scheduled. Bob Mauss made the longest javelin throw, seen In these parts in many a day, setting a new Biglerville team and field mark of 184 feet eight inches as the Canners defeated Boiling Springs 101-16 under the lights at Biglerville last night. The throw by Mauss broke the field and team record of 175-6, held by Richard Pitzer and set in 1949. The new mark is also more than five feet longer than the Class district record.

which however, must be made at the district meet. It was the fifth straight dual meet victory for Biglerville and the Canners next face Chambersburg on Thursday. At that meet Mauss will face Wray Bevens, who hurled the javelin 181-1 Vi. The summary: 100 Yard May, 2, Roe, 3, Saphore, BS. :10.3 220 Yard Koe, 2, May, 3, Wise, BS.

Time :24.o. 4)0 Yard Koontz, 2, hoff. 3, Wright. B. Time :53.5.

880 Yard Koonti, 2, Slaybaugh, 3, Ocker, BS, Time 2:06.6. Mile Ocker, BS; 2, Ehlman, 3, Heyser. B. Time 4:58. 180 Beidler.

2, 3, Weiss. BS. Time 21.2. High Jump 1, Starner. 2.

I nger, 3. B. Dasher, BS. Height 5-8. Pole Vault Forfeited to Biglerville.

Broad Jump- 1. Starner, 2, Decker, 3, Oroup. B. Distance 17-10. Shot Put- 1, Harmon.

2, Mauss. 3. Himes. B. Distance 45-2.

Baker. BS: 2, Mauss, 3, Harmon, B. Distance 120-11 i. Mauss. 2, Do Hoff, 3, Baker.

BS, Distance 184-8N 880 Yard Biglerville. Time 1 :37.0. Mile Relay 1. Bijrierville. (Wright Crum, Beidier, DeHoff.

Time 3:39.5. unior Lafayette Diamond Club Bids For District Title Delone Squires To Play Thunderbolts Tomorrow Stocking Of Streams Continues The Delone Catholic High School baseball team will return to the Brushtown diamond tomorrow afternoon to take on the Littlestown High School Thunderbolts, of the Adams County league. Johnny charges have another game coming up Friday, also with an Adams League Club, going into Biglerville to tackle the Canners. This is the last game away from home for the Squires, who entertain Hanover and Gettysburg next week. The Yellow Breeches Creek, recently stocked with trout from Craighead, near Mt.

Holly Springs, to Rose Garden, was opened to fishermen this afternoon. and Runs in York County will be stocked with trout Thursday and will be opened for fishing immediately. The East branch of the Codorus and Rambo Run will be stocked that day also but will be closed to fishermen for five days, opening on Monday. PITCHING: Bob rim Boh Grim, New York Yankees, gave up just two singles in seven innings of relief against Cleveland after the Indians had knocked out two pitchers in the first inning without making an out. Baseball Easy Delivery Aids Record (This Is the sixth of seven articles in which former major baseball league stars tell how to play the game.) By CARL HUBBELL (Written for AP Newsfeatures) Pitching is the most important factor in any baseball game.

A good pitcher must have a number of qualities. However, in a boy just out of high school, we look for a kid who can throw reasonably hard and who has a free and easy motion. When a boy has this he has something to work on. worry about throwing too many different pitches. With so many games on television and radio today kids are more interested in baseball than ever.

However, often they hear that one pitcher is throwing a fast ball, a curve, a slider, a sinker, a knuckleball, and a change of pace. Some kids, naturally, think they need six pitches to become successful. They try to master six pitches and as a result they master none. If you have any three good pitches that you can get over the plate you have the makings of a major leaguer. The three preferable pitches are the fast ball, curve and change of pace.

I think Carl Erskine of Brooklyn has the best change-up in either league. Robin Roberts of the Phillies has a good fast ball and Sal Maglie is a good example of a curve ball pitcher at his best. He has two or three different kinds of curve ball. My tip is to watch these fellows when you get the chance. Try to use the same motion on every pitch.

You've got to do this to get very far. Here are the 10 things a fellow needs to become a good pitcher: 1. A limber arm. 2. Stamina because sometimes nine innings seem like a long haul.

3. Two or three good pitches which should be practiced until you know how each will react. 4. Control. 5.

Competitive courage. 6. Endurance. 7. Intelligence.

8. The ability to size up a the seams are closest together. Tricky deliveries may succeed on the sandlots but as a pitcher moves into faster company he will find that the pitch that over- Palmyra Bowlers Lead In Legion Tournament American Sehhtz Blati Old Export Carlines Ale Also Pepsi-rola and Clover Soft Szwoyer Beverage Rear of 504 Broadway, HANOVER Phone 4145 SCREWBALL how Carl Hubbell, who pitched 16 years for the New York Giants, reared back and how he raised his right leg in taking bis big stride. The inset shows left fingers around his famous screwball pitch. It helped him compile 253 victories.

These shots were taken in 1936, the year Ilub won 26 games in pitching the Giants to the National League pennant. powers a good hitter will be his pitchers lose power and best weapon. because they over-stride. Pitching mechanics are impor- In the Bodv Pivot the weigh tant, too. Faulty form beats pitch- shifts from the rear foot to th ers more often than opposing hit- front foot.

Follow Through en ters, and often explains arm ail- ables the pitcher to get his bod ments. A smooth, easy delivery, into the pitch and is another con perfected by attention to detail, trol element. A pitcher constant is a big aid to control. iv throwing the ball too The pitching delivery should be generally is failing to follow broken down and analyzed to reveal through properly, six distinct actions: Windup; To deliver a fast ball, the pitch Stretch; Leg Lift; Stride; Body should grip it tightly, with the ii Pivot and Follow Through. dex and middle fingers on top The Windup promotes rhythm, the ball, and the thumb unde It starts with the hands brought neath.

The fingers are. usual forward and then upward over the placed across the seams, but head. The Stretch brings the pitch- along them, then at the place whe ing arm behind the head. The Leg the seams are colsest together. Lift gets drive into the motion, When pitched, the ball rolls fro while the Stride is an important under the fingers.

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