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The Times 15 Meadows Jockey in Nasty Spill Friday, Sept. 15, 1961 STIRRUP SNAPS Maese Tumbles After 1st Race Jockey Alex Maese. will probably be out of action for the remainder of the Bay Meadows thoroughbred racing meet. The 32 year old rider from Anaheim was 'recovering in Peninsula hospital today from injuries suffered in a freak accident following the running of the first race at Bay Meadows yesterday. Maese, whose condition was reported "satis factory." suffered a fractured vertebrae, a concussion and a sprained neck ligament.

Maese was pulling his mount up on the backs tretch when his right stirrup snapped in two. He was thrown violently to flic ground, and landed under his horse. Bat roar lengths separate Voodoo Girl, (he winner of the filth race at Bay Meadows by Henry Moreno, returned SK.GU to win. Hal Kay 0 (No. S) finished second and yestecdav, and Little Moses (extreme left), who finished ninth.

Voodoo Girl, ridden Revada (No. 11) third in (he si furlony event. (Phulu by George O'Lcary, ISurlinKame) The jockey was knocked unconscious and the ambulance look him lo Mills Memorial hospital here. Following rays he was transferred to Peninsula hospital for further observation. Giants Cubs Tonight How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet.

Jack Bluth Times Sports Editor Speaking of Sports VS. BREWER Colonel Cross, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swenson of Eu Kcnc, ran down the speed in tlte stretch to win the fea. lured Point Reyes purse yes day.

Stepping By held on 'well in the run through the stretch to finish second, with Meta K. coming from COUNTY GOLF Sports TV Gi .543 9 64 .540 10 G7 .525 12 Cincinnati Los Angeles Milwaukee GIANTS St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Daniel vs. IF COLLEGE of San Mateo doesn't annex the Big Sanford Goes For 12th Win off the pace fo wiiK up third. Light conference and State Golf championship next year, Bulldog brass should fire the coach.

So says Ray Bals ley, who coaches the CSM golf team. .59 2 Merrill Faulkner had Colonel 43 Philadelphia 43 99 Thursday's Results Strebel in 2nd Round Cross in fifth place to the back stretch for the one mile spin, at which point he began to advance Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 3 That's a bold mendation if you've ever 10 innings) Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 6 on the outside. Nearing the stretch elbow lie had collared the early paceset heard one, and despite the chuckle, a 1 1 could St. Louis 0 6, Chicago 7 5 12 noon High school kiefcoff, KGO TV(7) 12:35 Giants vs. Cubs, KSFO (5E01 1:15 p.m.

Pittsburgh vs. Miami (football), CO TV (7) 2:30 p.m. United Nations handicap, KPEX (5) 4:30 p.m. Bay Meadows racing, KTVTJ (2) 7 p.m. Boxing (Macher.

vs. DeJongi, KGO TV (7) Sunday 12:35 Giants vs. Cubs, KGO (810) 1:10 p.m. IScrs vs. Redskins, 560) 1:30 p.m.Raiders vs.

Charters, KGC TV (7), KNTVU1) Deferring champion! Friday's Games by Daniel, takes on San Mateo's By SCOTT BAILLIE United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Maybe Wes Covington is a little older and a little slower but he still can powder that ball, as pitcher Dick LcMay of the San Francisco Giants knew full well today. The former Milwaukee Braves outfielder smashed a home run in the 10th inning Thursday to bring the Philadelphia Phillies a 4 3 vic Chicago at San Francisco (night) Milwaukee at Los Angeles (night) Fred Strchel ir. the feature match ters, Kem Lo's. First and Gray Sharp, and once he forged to the lead he was nefer again headed although had to perse the San Mateo county galf (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games championship tournament muni links here tomorrow. thc ban rrancisco t.i (ory Chicago at Son Francisco Milwaukee at Los Angeles (night) ants and knock them back unto fourth place.

PhJaiielpbia at Cincinnati AMATEUR St. Louis at Pittsburgh probably stand on it. "I've, got more golfers than I can use," he boasted "13 with a five or under handicap and all six and under." The potential 15 man squad is the finest Balsley has ever had here, assuming that he gets them all. Actually, it's a little early for golf. The season doesn't start until next year.

But The Giar.te try to move up AMERICAN LEAGUE again tonight when they open a 3 Youngsters game series with the Chi They tee off at 9 a.m.. heading the title fliRht which includes seven other second round matches. The sixth, flight tfels the second round under way at 30 a.m. All flights, from the championship to the eighteenth play second round matches tomorrow. Daniel, who is rated the fa cago Cubs.

Manager Alvin Dark Lyles Signed has picked Jack Sanford (11 8) And Veteran Play Today start while the Cubs are slated to By Baltimore lead with Jim Brewer (1 vere witn him the length of the lane. His margin at the wire was one length. Time for the once around course was 1:37 4 5 and Colonel Cross, in scoring his third victory of the year in 13 starts, paid 5.60 as the slight public choice. Headed by Howard B. KecV's recent stakes winner, Apple, 11 three year olds have been made elisible In the S10.000 added Hillsdale handicap, which will be run Saturday.

At six furlongs, the Hillsdale is the first of eight "stakes events to be presented during the fall racing season at the Winner of the La Jolla handicap an August 21 at Del Mar, Apple finished four in the Del Mar derby in his last start Ray Balsley SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Covington belted a pair of home Washington has lost 13 games in a runs in Thursday's game while By JACK STEVENSON Associated Press Sports Writer PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. AP) flexing his muscles after seem; Balsley was checking the enrollment the other day and fingered such names as Dick Lotz, Tom Brigham, John Joseph, Bill Ward, Dave Freeman and Tom Culligan III. They're not signed up yet for golf, but they didn't enroll to join the football rooting section. vorite in this once, was extended in winning his first round match last week. He whipped H.

Sharp, 1 up, while Strebel, a former College of San Mateo golf row, taut it is hard to believe it listening to comments by the San Francisco Forty Niner coaching Thrce youngsters and a veteran some service earlier this year with the Chicago White Sox. He combined with Tony Gonzalez for go into the semifinals of the Na er, downed Dick Alt, 3 and 2. a ir.lC093 Detroit a twj nigMl tional Amateur golf tournament San Francisco faces the Red a back to back pair of home runs todav. in the first inning off Billy loes skins in its season opener at Ke zar Stadium Suacay. Daniel was three over par (73), while Strebel came in with a one undcr par 511.

Vait.lr iVi The 3G hole matches aver the that gave the last place Phils a ,1 31 ClL YCl3nU Nev York at Detroit rv at Dutroit We don't underestimate the Pebble Beach course pitted ex chains Jack Nicklaus of Ohic Wayne Giusti and icurr.amer.t (Continued on Page IT) Redskins," coach Red Hickey said Thursday. "They've got a fine team." medalist EiU Aragona matched Strebel's card in posting wins over Jim Hawthorne, 4 2, and Bill Chapman, 4 3, respectively. against Louisiana State's Sonny Methvin while Joe Carr of Dublin, Ireland tangled with Dud Wvsong Of McKinney, Tex. The His assistant. Mark Duncan, said "they played the Packers a 36 final is Saturday.

Drevcr vs. Medalist Giusti takes on George Fair, hile Aragona meets Jerry Drc Nicklaus and Methvin both are 21 and Wysong 2. Carr, three times the British champion and trying to win a title none of his ver tomorrow. Fair ousted Harvey Kohs, 3 2, and Drever advanced on a default over Ken terrific gome (a losing 34 21 exhibition effort). The Redskins are going ali the way with rookie signal caller Norm Snead.

This is generally considered suicidal in the NFL where experience is the only teacher, but both Hickey and Dun Imai last week. countrymen nave neio. suiuu isj as the old timer at 33. Methvin, the bespectacled golfer from Little Rock, hopes In other title flight matches, LUUrv ALL HEW 1961 FORDS Glenn Pollex, a default winner over Bob Fcrrai last week, meets can lauded the young Wake For hotshot, who connected on 14 Len Studinger, the Buriingame of 32 tosses for 238 yards against to upset Nicklaus, the reigrung collegiate champion. National Amateur king in 1959, and the only scmifinalist to be under par High school youngster who downed Nick Xatulicli, 2 Fred for this week's work so far.

Jordan, a 1 up winner over Bill Ward, meets Glenn Moran, who beat John Heinman, 1 Syl Dcluca, who won by default over Methvin beat Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N.C.. 5 and 4 in Thursday's quarter finals. Nicklaus disposed of another Louisiana State the Packers. Halfback Lenny lyles. cut most reluctantly by the Forty Niners, was Thursday signed by the Baltimore Colts.

Lyles has had an unusual career. He was first with the Colts, then was cut and signed by the Forty Ninci s. His long runs almost single handedly won the game when the Forty Niners rolled over the George Archer, meets' Mingo uruversity goner, aam chael. 3 and 1. MUST GO Grassi, who advanced by the same route in his scheduled match with Bill VerBrugge; Nilo Simonini and Mike Andrakin.

1 up and 6 5 winners over Ron Greenbach and Carl Castro, go Colts last year at Kezar Stadium Carr sank a 30 foot putt on the 18th hole to edge former Purdue star Gene Francis, 23, from East Williston. N.V.. 1 up. Wysong quickly dispatched Richy Norville of Oklahoma City 6 and 5. The and now Lyles returns to his old at it.

mates. Pairings and starting times ap pear on page 17. young Texan reocnea me semi finals for the second time, haying National League Race at Glance gone that far in 1959 when nick laus took the crown. SAVE UP TO LOTZ IS the 18 year old hotshot from San Lorenzo, who qualified for the National Amateur down at Pebble Beach the other day. In.

the first round he whipped Texan Dick Farquhar, who made the semifinals of the same tournament the previous year. Then Lotz was beaten in round two. The East Bay youngsteer has other clippings. A couple of weeks ago he won the State Fair tournament, and prior to that, he and brother John won the Stanford Invitational. John, a couple of years older than Dick, plays for San Jose State.

Last year he won the intercollegiate title. "Some people say Dick looks like he'll be a better golfer than John," Balsley said. "I don't know; I've never seen him play." But both of them want to become tournament pros, and they'll make good ones." LOTZ, WHO plays to a two handicap, will top the Bulldog squad in tournament experience. But Joseph, Ward and Freeman aren't what you would call green. Joseph and Ward are lettcrmen off the Bull' dogs' 1961 squad, which won the State championship and the conference title.

And Freeman, who tied for third in the State tournament in 1959, paced that CSIH team to the conference and State titles. Brigham is the Hillsdale High school lad who plays out of the Peninsula Golf and Country club. He was Peninsula league medalist, and a couple of years ago he reached the semifinals of the National Junior. Culligan is another one with plenty of tournament savvy. He makes all the local ones, and a couple of years ago, he teamed with Jimmy Wilbert to win the Green Hills Golf and Country club Green Tea Invitational.

it ie ic AS GOOD as they are, that cream of the crop is not necessarily the top of Balsley's golf ladder. They'll have to battle for positions with kids like Jeff Bell, son of California Golf club pro Art Bell; Bob Joseph, who has to be close to brother John; Craig Gage, son of Buriingame Country club pro Jack; Barry Cunningham, a teammate of John Gallagher out of Serra; Mike Jedin, who played on Burliniame High school's championship team; Mark Mortiz, Hillsdale High school; Jim Kuskie of South San Francisco and Jerry St. Dennis, a five handicapper, all the way from Seattle, Wash. BALSLEY'S task is to pick the five best out of that group for his team, because conference play is limited to a five man team. It's got to be a tough chore, though not a sorry one, and Balsley is just the man to do it.

In the last 12 years the Bulldogs have wen the conference title ten times. And in the last nine years they have won the State championship five times. If they don't make it 11 out of 13 and six out of eleven in '62, they should fire the coach. Balsley says so. Raiders Get (7): Scut.

16. 17 Los Angalcs Games renaming Clncinnati At he vs. Phillies: Sept. Seat, 72, 22, 2i Bob Garner So far this time, the Ohio State star has played 76 holes with his cards showing him 11 under par for that distance. Methvin has played 79 holes, 12 strokes over par.

Carr 01 and stands six over OO Giants. Away (43 SI. 21, 30 iai Oct. vs. PIralos.

500 OAKLAND (UPD The Oakland while Wysong nas gone ii and is nine over. Raider1 still looking for the squad that will keep them in the AFL race, have Juggled their per onel' again. The Oaklanders cut tackle HEADQUARTERS ON THE PENINSULA George Fields, two year veteran from Bakersfield JC, and obtained Bob Garner, former Fresno stater ho also played with the Sai Diego Chargers and Dallas Cow boys. FOREIGN CAR TIRES Do You Own One of These Makes? Garner is a defensive oacK. Meanwhile, Coach Eddie Erde latz announced that former San Francisco State swiftie Charlie Fuller will get his first start Sun day when the Raiders battle tough San Diego in the Charger lair.

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