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24 THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1953 A 77 77 77 a Sievers At It Once mn BLUumg 2-Sole SOCKS Call CHECKER CAB CL 3-3551 "For Best Service" 16-nin etlsxp Paint squad victor over Always In Slock We carry socks up to size 15 BROTHERHOOD 1535 Ottawa St. CL 4-7363 No Wonder Sox Yearn for Him Turley Blanks Orioles, 7-0; Athletics Drub White Sox East Windsor National Paint won the first annual Drop-Inn Tavern men's lupin team bowling championship Saturday afternoon at Golden Mile Lanes by scoring a 16-pin victory over East Windsor Tavern in their six-game title match. amazing sock 1 I v- pk ft lc rffik r- 'ill If nti ill 51 I Ci-1-5 iL The Paint pack put together three-game series of 2,633 and 2,740 for a 5,373 total while East By Associated Press No wonder Boston Red Sox have been trying to lure Roy Sievers from Washington Senators the last few years. He murders them. Sievers was at it again yesterday as Washington made it three victories in a row over the Red Sox with a 6-5 decision.

The big outfielder walloped a homerun in the 10th inning to assure the fifth defeat in six starts for Boston this season. Windsor Tavern hit for series of 2,688 and 2,669 for a 5,357 total. The victory was worth $100 in cash and a handsome trophy to the National Paint team. East Windsor Tavern picked up S75. Crescent Lanes and Len Kane's, the unsuccessful semi-finalists, pocketed $50 each.

Preston bows 10S-t Other cash awards, handed out at a banquet following Saturday afternoon's competition, wrent to Len Kane's, $25 for high team single, 974 in the qualifying Waiulerers wrap up soccer title LONDON, (CP) Wolver Patented "2-SoJe" Socks The sole is knitted in two layers, the inner layer reversed so that your foot is in contact with the soft side of the fabric. No extra bulk or weight. You have to wear Penmans 2 -Sole Socks to believe the difference! Trophy Time for Paint Pin Kings hampton Wanderers wrapped up the English League soccer championship Saturday, defeating second-place Preston North End weeks ago, National Paint won $100 in cash and a handsome trophy. The trophy presentation is shown above with Wilfred (Ashy) Demers, left, handing over the silverware to Tony Chibi, captain of the winning team. (Star Staff Photo by Bill Bishop) The first annual Drop-Inn Tavern men's 10-pin team bowling championships Mere completed Saturday when National Paint outscored East Windsor Tavern by 16 pins in their six-game title match at the Golden Mile Lanes.

Climaxing a scratch tournament which started six 2-0 before a capacity home crowd Preston had a mathematical chance of catching the league leaders before the game, but now trail Wolverhampton 62 points to 55. Each team has two games Enough Nonsense for Stan left to The Wolves were playing with round; Don Hayward, $10 for high single game of 268 during the entire tournament; and Don Hay-ward, $10 for high triple of 637 during the entire tournament. In Saturday's final, East Windsor Tavern led by 55 points after the first block of three games and picked up an additional 56 pins by taking the first game of the second block. Then, the National Paint crew really went to work, winning the second game of the second block by 69 pins and taking the third game by 58 pins to finish up with a 16-pin overall victory in the match. Pat Mitchell was the hot-shot for National Paint in the first block with 565 while Lou Matassa showed the way for the new champions in the second block with 587.

Three 210 single games, two by Mitchell and one by Matassa, were chalked up in the match. Jack Kaschor, bowling out with a handsome 253 count, shot a 575 scries to top East Windsor Tavern in the first block. Sandy Balint, with a 223 opening game, fired 604 in the second block. out the services of captain Billy REBUILD The victory moved the Senators into a second-place tie with Kansas City Athletics, who also won their third game in five starts with an 8-2 verdict against Chicago White Sox. The league-leading New York Yankees made it five victories in six starts when Bob Turley hurled a 7-0 shutout over Baltimore Orioles.

Cleveland hit four homeruns to edge Detroit 4-2 and deadlock the Tigers for fourth spot. In Saturday games, Washington edged Boston 4-3, the Yankees beat the Orioles 4-3 and Detroit walloped Cleveland 9-1. The Chicago-Kansas City engagement was postponed because of rain. In addition to his game-winning homer, Sievers collected a douole and triple to give him five hits in the three games egainst Boston. Since joining the Senators In 1954, Sievers has used Red Sox pitchers to fatten his batting average.

His lifetime average is only .266 but against Boston pitching it is .320. Bud Byerly, third Washington pitcher, was the winner. Murray Wall, fourth Boston pitcher, was the loser. Five-hit pitching by Jack Urban and three-run homers by Bill Tuttle and Billy Hunter featured Kansas City's victory over Chicago. The homers were hit off Bill Fischer, who had gone 1003 innings without giving up a four-bagger.

Urban lost his shutout in the ninth inning when pinch hitter Ron Jackson doubled in both White Sox runs. Turley became the second Yank pitcher to hurl a shutout this season. He limited the Orioles to four hits and fanned Wright, who was helping Eng land score a resounding 4-0 win over Scotland in an international match before 127,850 fans at wmm, service National Paint Lifts Honors In Golden Mile Glasgow's Hampden Park. Musial Swats Two Homeruns To Shake Cardinals Out of Rut By Associated Press The National League's best and worst streaks ended yesterday, the man responsible? Stan Musial. Who else? Having seen his St.

Louis mates drop their first four baseball games this season all to Chicago Cubs Musial took matters into his own hands. He hit two homeruns and drove in four runs to lead the Cardinals to a 9-4 victory over previously unbeaten Chicago. Despite the defeat, the Cubs The Golden Mile Classic closed out its 1957-58 season Saturday afternoon at Golden Mile Lanes with National Paint being crowned as league champions. With one postponed match i Sfv They took the lead in the 38th minute when right-winger Norm Deeley scored into an empty net as Preston defenders were caught napping. The second goal to the delight of the 48,000 fans was scored by Gord Milne on his own team.

Bolton Wanderers and Manchester United, who meet May $50 Full Soles. Heels. Heel Pads. Stitching, Laces, Shine. T-nmoinoH Jn fircf nla thr OI nOmerS XO 14 in Uie UlffC- against Del Monte Sheet Metal still to be bowled, National Paint has a solid first-place record of 69 wins and 27 defeats.

Golden Mile Lanes finished in second place with a 57-42 record while VUIUM1VV4 AlA J. iut 3 in the Soccer Association Cup i Following are the complete scores of Saturday's match: NATIONAL PAINT For Dack's or any other shoe lead was cut to a half-game by ifame series Twenty-five persons San Francisco Giants, who in ine iiuiS loped Los Angeles 12-2 for their 100 degrees. First Block 361 Ouellette Ave. Windsor Police Association ranked third i Arn Veidhuizen 168 171 200 539 180 210 175 565 finals, went winless. Manchester dropped a 2-0 verdict at Birmingham and Bolton tied Newcastle 1-1.

Sunderland, fighting to prevent Johnny Pewtoraa 159 139 156 454 Rene Tremblay 178 173 201 552 Tony Chibi 190 170 163 523 Raymond Monzant, beaten by Los Angeles at San Francisco, hurled an eight-hitter. Pitcher Don Drysdale suffered his second loss to the Giants. Roberts, knocked out in his 8952,633 Totals 875 863 Second Block Am Veldhulzea 184 145 Lou Matassa 183 194 Pat Mitchell 167 210 Rene Tremblay 160 189 Tony Chlbt 160 201 fourth victory in six meetings with the Dodgers. In other games yesterday, Philadelphia Phillies, behind Robin Roberts five-hit pitching, defeated Milwaukee Braves 3-2 and Pittsburg Pirates nipped Cincinnati Redlegs 4-3 on R. C.

Stevens ninth-inning homer. In Saturday the Redlegs defeated the Pirates 9-6, the Cubs beat the Cards 6-3, the Braves shut out the Athletics 5-0 177 506 210 587 193 570 176 525 191 552 9472,740 first start, went all the way this eight. Yankee pitchers have showed only eight runs in six games. The Yankees got eight hits against loser Connie John time for his first victory. He Willi ihTtt, In Saturday's windup, Harry Moody bowled high individual single game of 26 and top series of 608.

He posted high average in the league for the season, 186. Other high marks for th season were: Individual high single John Frimer, 279; individual high series Ray Bala, 687; team high single Police Association, team high series Police Association, 2,872. CARRUTHERS G. MILE PIZZERIA Frimer 149 140 136 Rbllira 134 162 113 Totals 854 939 helped his cause with three of Grand Total 5,373 EAST WINDSOR TAVERN First Block Philadelphia's seven hits and scored the winning run in the son and two reliefers, the biggest being an inside-the-park homer by outfielder Norm seventh inning. He opened that demotion to the second division when the season in two weeks, stopped Nottingham Forest 3-0, but remained in second-last place.

Sheffield Wednesday, in the cellar, lost 2-0 at Aston Villa. Sheffield has yet to win away from home this year. In the second division. West Ham United and Liverpool both hoping to jump into the first division battled to a 1-1 tie before a sell-out crowd of 27,750. West Ham remained tied for the division leadership with Charlton, which defeated Ipswich 4-1.

Blackburn, 1 a and Ray Bala 162 164 193 519 Sandy Balint 177 201 153 536 Norm Lebert 179 224 142 545 walloped the and the Giants Dodgers 11-4. inning with a single, advanced to second when loser Bob Rush walked Richie Ashburn and Scotty Laughland 171 168 174 513 Jack Kaschor 166 156 253 575 Totals 55 913 9202.688 Second Block Ray Bala 158 166 202 526 Bchnan 166 164 105 Suhan 196 169 183 Baker 151 233 136 McPhrn 166 159 156 ijt 1JU XViXilJ. 11 lOW 1J IJOi n-jt 223 187 194 604 The 37-year-old Musial, off to a fast start in pursuit of baseball's greats in various lifetime hitting departments, drove his first homer, and third of the season, in the first inning with a man on base. Martin 144 166 150 LaSorda 137 158 143 i iVI h'" Norm Lebert scored on Harry Anderson's single. Henry Aaron and Harry Hanebrink homered for Milwaukee's runs.

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ACE ROOFING Dmaris 126 168 170 Kozma 213 147 168 T.Wltrs 167 152 201 Nord 156 162 162 L.Witr 177 150 143 Dnwlth 166 183 153 Totals Grand Total- (Liverpool still have a chance of 910 870 The Cardinals were leading 4-3 Cincinnati. Stevens, rookie first! Perez Keeps Ring Crown Before 14,000 CARACAS. Venezuela, (AP) Tascual Perez of Argentina retained his world flyweight boxing title Saturday night by outpointing Venezuela's young Ramon Arias in a 15-round bout. It was his sixth title defence. Arias put up an unexpectedly strong stand against the 32-year-nTd PprpjL whr npv-pr has Inst, a when he smashed a 3-0 pitch with! baseman who entered the game He'll Unmask If Conquered The Krusher, the brawny mat Quick 185 182 164 F.Chvlr 179 153 214 St.Dnis 167 193 166 T.Chvlr 201 211 176 Total 822 845 844 Total 915 856 873 POLICE ASSOC.

DELMONTE S. M. Hecnar 152 174 224 Perettl 138 173 189 Farrow 123 181 166 B.Dlmt 180 193 123 Hucerd 152 162 139 Mstnrdl 165 136 175 in the ninth inning as a defensive measure, came up with two out in the ninth and hit a Willard Schmidt pitch out of the park to end the game. It was his second homer and his fourth hit of the one on in the mth to launch a four-run rally that led to his team's first victory. Relief pitcher Morrie Martin was the winner.

Jim Brosnan, first of five Cub hurlers, was the loser. making the first division. Blackburn kept its chances alive by defeating Ley ton Orient 4-1, but Fulham hopes suffered a blow when the team lost 4-3 to Bristol City. Plymouth Argyle took over the lead in the third division south by defeating Walsall 2-1 while Giroux 174 156 156 Kaschor 169 174 164 brawler has agreed to unmask in the ring at Windsor Market. Bala 221 176 201 Nadline 141 146 126 A rrnwH nf 47 534 swpltprod in season in lour umes ai nau Wednesday night if beaten in their best-of-three fall, one-hour sun-baked Los Angeles Coliseum professional fiaht His victory i Reading tied 0-0 with Mill wall to as the Giants blasted three pitch- test on the weekly pro wrestling program.

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National Paint 69 27 Golden Mile Lanes 57 42 Police Association 55 44 Del Monte Sheet M. 50 'i 45 i Ace Roofing 50 2 48l2 Leo Teno's Men's Wear 44 55 Golden Mile Pizzeria 34' i 64 'i Carruthers Used Cars 32' 2 66' 2 One match between National Paint TIES WORLD MARKS ABILENE, (AP) Bill Woodhouse of Abilene Christian equalled the world's records for the 100 and 220-yard dashes Saturday as he sped the distance in 9.3 and 20.0 in leading his team one draw. He has scored 34 third division north tightened as! ft field wall. Danny O'Connell knockouts. An all-time record the leader, Scunthorpe, lost and Daryl Spencer hit Thomas in the semi-final match and Johnny "Dynamite" Gates and Irish Sampson will open the for gate receipts for a sports a gainst York.

Second-place show with a one-fall bout at 8.30. Accrington defeated Workington! Carl Furillo walloped one for Los Angeles to raise the total1 to victory in a track meet. and Del Monte Sheet Metal still to be bowled. 1-0. There were no games in the Scottish leagues.

Alibis by dozen N.L. Linescorcs S. FRISCO 001 411 03212 15 0 L. ANGELES 000 200 000 2 8 4 Monzant and Thomas; Drysdale. Bessent (6).

Labine (8) and Roseboro. Monzant, Drysdale. HR San Francisco. Connel (2). Spencer, Los heard 'em all don't complain improve! event in Venezuela was set when the crowd paid $135,000.

The Venezuelan started strong and floored the champion in the second round in a sharp exchange of rights and lefts. But Perez solved the 22-year-old Arias' style after two rounds and from there on held command although it was close most of the way. Perez opened a cut over his opponent's left eye in the fourth and kept peppering at it during the remainder of the fight. Although bleeding badly from the cut, Arias stood up on the Siral Get iifli dmr sbm wife Angeles, JtMrillo. Top Money For Louise BEAUMONT, (UP) The touring lady golf pros, led by Louise Suggs of Atlanta, winner of the $5,000 Zaharias Open, headed for the $7,500 Dallas Open tournament today.

Miss Suggs took the lead on ST. LOUIS 202 041 0009 8 1 CHICAGO 003 000 100 4 7 0 Wehmeier. Martin (3), Clark (7), and H. Smith; Brosnan. PhtUlps (4).

Nichols (5), Lown (6), Fodge (8) and Neeman. Martin. Brosnan. HR St. Louis, Musial 2), Chicago Banks, Goryl.

itiitT nil iiiiif ill I ip i nninn MILWAUKEE 000 000 2002 5 1 PHILADEL. 002 000 lOx 3 7 1 By JOE WILMAN Ever hear a bowler corn-plain? In my many years of bowling, I think I've heard them all. See if you recognize any from your own league in the list below. 1. The alleys are doctored to fit deliveries of other bowlers.

Too oily, or too dry. 2. I've been bowling too much lately. Or maybe I haven't had enough practice. 3.

I can't bowl on a rainy night or a snowy night. Trowbridge, Conley (3). Rush (6), hard hitting champion whose only yesterday and finished with 71 blot on his record is a draw with (74.69214 one stroU better McMahon (8) and Crandall; Roberts and Lopata. Roberts. Rush.

fP Sr, irom Marlene Bauer Hagge's 72- title in HR Milwaukee. Aaron. Hanebrink. he won the later 1954 79r74 215. mm tidily ll vSUlSHbuUL CINCINNATI 000 002 0013 12 1 PITTSBURGH 000 101 0114 11 0 Nuxhall, Schmidt 8 and Bailey; Friend and Folles.

Friend. 4. These basement alleys are no good. Or second floor alleys never score as well. 5.

The pins are too heavy. Or too light. Or not matched. 6. It's too cold in here.

Or there's no "pin action because of the high humidity. Approaches are sticky, making me stop short (as shown today). Or approaches are too slippery. 7. The pins are off spot consistently.

It's easy to develop alibis when the pins aren't falling. But it's just as easy and much more satisfying to improve your game so the alibis aren't necessary. Why not analyze your mistakes and figure out the best way to correct them? Take them one at a time, and get a qualified instructor to help you. (Copyright 1958, John F. Dille Co.) Schmidt.

HR Pittsburgh, Stevens. A Richard, Nagy Pace Doubles MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., (AP) After being knocked down in the second, the Argentine got up before the referee started the count and went on the defensive. But in the third the champion knocked Arias against the ropes with a hard right and then, after opening up th cut over the Carl Richard and Steve Nagy won the National Doubles bowl Venezuelan's eye, landed the ing qualifying round here Sunday FORMAL RENTALS and led the eight pairs of bowl harder and more frequent blows during an often toe-to-toe slugging match in the closing rounds. ers into the championship round. The pair from St.

Louis bowled 10,029 pins for the $100 medal prize. It was a 209 per man per That FIT! game average. Close to Title MOSCOW, (AP) Mikhail Bot-vinnink, the challenger, defeated Close behind them at the end of the 48 game qualifying play in Echo Lanes here were Ed Luban New ski and Lee Jouglard of Detroit, (Advertisement) DO TIN MINERS GET PIMPLES! "Tony Martin" with 9,975 pins. Evaporates perspiration, ends razor drag. Sets up your beard for a closer shave.

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