Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 6

Monday, July 6, 1959 G-Saiifa (Tnn 5r nltnrt Baseball Roundup Sports Calendar TODAY Baseball Mid-County Little League Capitola Aptos, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. frysdfelle And Wynini COOKIE WENT FOR KILLER Washington UPi. Manager Cookie Lavagetto of the Washington Senators had a feeling that Harmon Killebrew would make the team this year. "Maybe Mickey Mantle has more power," Cookie said of the Killer.

"Maybe Rocky Colavito and Bob Cerv can hit a ball as far, but Killebrew will have 'em bringing out the tape measure for some of his homers, too." A Ben Duerr Scores Pasaliempo Ace Ben Duerr, a Pasatlempo member, fired a hole-in-one Saturday on the 115-yard 15th hole with a nine iron, it was learned today. With him when he scored his ace, his first in his lifetime, were Dr. A. Allegrini, Al Hab-er and former San Francisco 49er football star, Joe Arenas. Duerr Is the manager of the Wrigley plant.

SHOP IN THE GREATER SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA racilic Little League Athlet les vs. Braves and Orioles vs. Gi anLs, Harvey West LL stadium First game at 5:15 p.m. Pony Grads Yankee vs. Ti gers, 7:30 p.m., Harvey West sta Giants First At Halfway Point, But Are Second Now By Ed Wilks AP Sports Writer Before the San Francisco Giants could figure the odds on moving from first place on July 4 to the pennant, they were in second place.

They aren't second by much .003 but the Milwaukee Braves definitely are back in the National League lead going into the pause for Tuesday's All-Star game at Pittsburgh. CUTTING TOO DEEP CINNAMOND FLOOR Co. INSTALLATION ALTERATION! OLD FLOORS REFINISHED FREE ESTIMATES EST. 190? Work Guaranteed Gee. Wiitmin, Mgr.

Dl 4 5511 ciium. SC Tony League Redlegs vs. Braves, 5:15 p.m., Harvey West PL stadium. Softball Tri-County League Camp Evers store at Hollister, time unannounced. City League Wilson's Tires vs.

Adolph's club, 7 p.m., and Elks vs. Naval Reserve, 8:30 o'clock, DeLaveaga park diamond. Both 'B' league games. Oranges are considered berries, botanically speaking. The Braves, dropped 10 geconaf 1 I I k.

I HB Pony Grads by Philadelphia Saturday night, regained the lead by beating the Phillies 5-0 behind Carl Willey'g four-hitter Sunday. The Gianta slipped by splitting a pair of 4-2 decisions at St. Louis. They lost the opener when ex-teammate Bill White hit a grand- B3P NEED NEW TIRES? BUY DUTJLOP glam home run in support of a six-hit pitching job by Ernie Hrog-lio, former San Francisco farm hand. But ex-Card Sam Jones won FOR PASSENGER CARS SPORTS CARS the second game with relief help from Stu Miller and Johnny Unconditional Road Hazard Guaranteel Watiionvillc.

The County Bank Tigers held onto Its North Bay Pony Grad leacuo lead here yesterday with a smashing 20-8 win over the Teamsters Giants. In the first game, the San Lorenzo Valley Yankees forfeited to the second place Valley Sport Shop Dodgers. Thirteen errors were made In the only game of the day. No player collected more than one nit while the Tigers' Steve Smith and Jim Skinner hit doubles. Score by innings: Tigers 310 0111 4-20 Hits ,100 01 5 18 Giants 020 00 0 0 2 Hits 230 00 1 0 6 Jerry Baptists and Larry Eaton.

Bob Witmer, Steve Soper (1), Kay Nielson (6), Allen Litchfield (6), Bob Kusumoto (6) and Litchfield, John Mello (6). Orioles Used Hoyt Wilhelm Yesterday Pittsburgh (AP). Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Early Wynn of the Chicago White Sox today were named starting pitchers for Tuesday's AH Star baseball game St Forbes Field. Dave Grote, National Leacue publicity director, said Lew Bur-dotte of the Milwaukee Braves probably would he the second National League pitcher. There was no Immediate word on (he second American League pitcher.

Casey Stenpel of New York, the American League manager, said he had planned to start Hoyt Wilhelm. Baltimore knuckleball pitcher, but switched when Wilhelm worked six innings Sunday. Both Stengel and Fred Haney of Milwaukee, the National 1 eague manager, announced their hatting orders of the men named to the team by vote of the major league players. There were no last-minute substitutions. The starting lineups must remain intact for at least three innings with the exception of pitch-en.

After three innings the managers can start shuffling their 25-man squads. BATTERIES RECAPPING Los Angeles closed within a half-gamef first by sweeping the Chicago Cubs 4-3 and 5-3. Pittsburgh took two from Cincinnati, 7-5 and 3-2 in 11 innings. In the American League. Cleve WHEEL BALANCING 3015-23 N.

Pacific Av. 6 3-790 land retained a two-game edge by beating Detroit 5-4 in 10 innings. Chicago's second place White Sox defeated Kansas City 4 3 in 10 innings. Last place Boston whipped mmwM Baltimore twice, 9 0 ana o-J, alter losing seven straight. Wash' ington walloped the Mew xorK Yankees, who now trail by five names.

7-0 on Camilo Pasqual's four-hitter and home runs by Harmon Killebrew, Roy Sievers mm our ID and Jim Lemon. A two-run first Inning single by Joe Adcock and a pair of runs batted in by Ed Mathews got the job done for the Braves. Richie Ashburn had half of the Phillies' hits and doubled for their only extra base hit off Wil-ley (4-2), who walked three. Gene Conley (6-5), an earlier shutout winner over his former Milwaukee mates, gave up 13 hits for the loss. Mm nnn Ml They treat you fine at the Goodyear Sign Flrit Cam St.

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New York 0. Boston 9-6, Baltimore 0-3. Cleveland 5, Detroit 4, 10 innings. Chicago 4. Kansas City 3, 10 No-Hitter In Mid-County Loop; singled lor aressoua in tn; filed out for Sanford In 8th: Struck out for Worthington in Han for Muslal in toth Home Run Decides SLV Contest San Francisco 010 000 0102 St.

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L. Pot. GBL Louis 7. 33 .571 Baird, pitching the last four 2B Spencer. Muslal.

Mays. Brandt. day as the Aptos Cubs upset the frames, fanned four and walked HK While. HR White. RBI White 4, Maya.

three while Wicklund struck out yVM 1 league leading Soquel Giants in Mid-County Tony League action Milwaukee 44 San I rancisco 46 Los Aneelea .47 Pittsburgh 43 Chicago St. I.ouis 34 Cincinnati 35 Philadelphia 29 Brandt. nine in three innings but walked .50 .524 .488 .438 .377 'i 3'a 6', 8 io'4 IS TP IK BB SO 3tALL-WEATHER live. Sanford 7 6 4 4 4 at Capitola. Aptos triumphed 6-2.

Worthington 1 1 0 0 0 1 Baird aided his own cause with jBrogno i 2 Winner Brocllo (3-51. Loser San ford (7-7). $1 Conlan, Burkhart, Conatelli, In the second game, Jim Cox blanked the winlrss Capitola Braves on three hits and the Live Oak Cardinals moved to within one game of Soquel with an 8-0 win. It was an unusual day at the Venzon. 2-24.

Schedule. Today No games scheduled. Pnulti Yesterday Pittsburgh 7-3, Cincinnati 8-2, 2nd fame, 11 Innings. Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia 0. Is Angeles 4-5, Chicago 3-3.

St. Louis 4-2. San Francisco 2-4. Second Gam St. Louis (21 San Fianclico (4) ABR11 2 for-3 while Tom Reak collected two Cub hits.

Capitola's Tuffy Di-L a had 2 for 3 and Mark Schultz of Live Oak banged out 2-for-3. Cox fanned 10 and walked four. Score by innings: Giants 000 200 02 Hits 000 000 00 Cubs 041 010 6 Hits .041 101 7 Michael Vera, Allen Smith (5) ABRH 4 2 1 Cnnehm.rf 3 0 1 5 3 2 Mays.cf 6 1 2 White.lf 5 0 2 Boyer.3b 3 0 2 Lesson No. 2 Kirkland.rf 4 0 1 Cepeda.lb 3 0 0 3 0 1 Brandtlf 4 0 1 Landrith.c 4 0 1 Bressoud.ss 3 0 1 S. Jones.p 3 0 0 and Gary Smith.

Rick Wicklund, Size 6.70 IS fits most pre '57 models of Plymouth, Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, Nash, Studebaker. Sit 6J00 16 fia mon Sh7.IOx!S fits most ShfTAOxlStomttT older models of Plv- rr '57 models of recent models of Chry Miller. 10 0 Muslal, lb 4 0 0 B.Smith.cf 3 0 2 b-Jablnski 10 0 Bridges.p 0 0 0 c-Cimoli 10 0 Katt.c 2 0 0 a-Crows 10 0 H.Struth.c 10 1 Gramma.ss 4 0 1 Blaylock.p 0 0 0 McDnniel.p 3 0 0 Flood 1 0 0 Jeff Baird (4) and Russ Henry. Antonelll.p 0 0 0 Use Irons For Accuracy Rather Than Distance Dodge, Buick, Nash, sler, DeSoto, Buick, Olds, Mercury, Pontiae, Olds, Hudson, Mer-iludson. cury, Packard.

mouth, Fotd, Chevrolet, Nash, Studebaker. Braves 000 000 00 Hits .110 001 0 3 Cards 112 400 8 Hits Ill 101 Dick Shaffer, Alan Feuerhaken (6) and Tuffy DiLuca. Jim Cox and Mark Schultz. Totals 35 4 9 Totals 36 2 10 a Filed out for Katt in 5th: 1 95 Lined out for B. G.

Smith in 7th; Flied out for Bridges in 9th. San Francisco 201 000 1004 ''v. St. Louis ...001 000 0012 Musial. Boyer, Kirkland.

PO-A San Francisco 27-9, St. Louis 27-13. DP Bressoud, Spencer and Cepeda 2. By Tony Videtta Pasatlempo Club Pro As Told to Mel Bowen (Editor's Note: This is the second in a series of 12 lessons for golfers authored by the well known Santa Crux golf pro, especially renowned for his teachings. Today's topic is a description of the irons).

LOB San Francisco 7, St. Louis 13. itt cunninenam. wnite. Boyer.

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RBI Mays 2. Soencer 2. White. Boyer. Ws 1 club Is relatively easy to use in pitching high to the green so the ball will stop after hitting.

The niashie, as the five iron is called, is also used for "pitch and run" shots from short distances off the green. When playing from high grass or with pitch shots to the green, the player may prefer the spade mashie, or number six iron. This club is useful from clean lies in sand traps or when some distance is needed. The average range is 135-145 yards. Golf club manufacturers disagree on the names for the six, seven, eight and nine irons.

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The San Fran SLV Pony League Tim Erickson, the first man up in the bottom of the seventh inning, hit a home run to give the Scotts Valley Cubs a 4-3 win over the Felton Cardinals in a San Lorenzo Valley Pony League game yesterday. Erickson's fete didn't stop at that, however. His team, the league leaders, collected only three hits off of Carl Henn and the Cub starting hurler had both of them. He and teammate Bruce Buckner pitched two-hit ball. F.rickson scored three runs and drove in the other for Scotts Valley.

In the second game, the Boulder Creek Giants trounced Ben Lomond, 14-2. Jim Hammond paced the winners with 2-for-4 while winning pitcher Bob Adams fanned 12 enroute to a two-hitter. Felton 002 100 03 Hits 001 100 02 Scotts Valley 200 010 14 Hits 100 010 13 Carl Henn and Jim Cottington. Tim Erickson, Bruce Buckner (3) and Sam Nigh, Erickson (4). Siu 6 JO 1 5 fits most ft Dre 'S7 models of Ptv- cisco University Dons Saturday defeated the YCO industrial team, Philippine national champions.

69- mouth, Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, Nash, Stvdebakef. 68 in the 10th of a 17-game basketball series in this country. Irons are intended for shots where accuracy rather than distance are required or for a shot Ahere the ball is lying in grass ar sand so the face of the club must get down and hit the ball up in a rather quick rise. A golfer must stand closer to the ball in playing an iron than with a wood. Make sure that the bottom of the club is squarely on the ground when one is taking the stance.

Distances depend on the individual. A number one Iron is called a driving iron and the aver-ae golfer can hit a ball 190-210 yards with this club. It is used for full shots into the wind in place of a three wood, to keep the ball low. This is a difficult club to use because of its straight face. It produces long, low shots.

A midiron or number two is an all-around club used for long shots from the fairway or sometimes from the tee. A distance of 175-190 yards can be made by the average golfer with this club. When the number three iron is used, the average golfer will refrige'rator Sis 7 JO 15 flu most pre "S7 model of Dodge, Buick, Nash, Olds, Mercswy, Pontiae, Hudson. 5nr 7j60 IS fits moy recent models of Chrytler, DeSoto, Buick, Olds, Hudson, Mercttry, Packard. 9H seventh is often called a mashie niblick and it is more often used for less distance than the spade mashie.

This club is used for short pitch shots or to get out of traps, over trees and so forth. This is a good club to use for back spin to hold the ball on the green. Average distance: 130 to 140 yards. The eight iron is often used to pitch shots from the fairway where the ball is in the rough or the golfer wants to get over hazards and bunkers. The average distance is from 120 to 130 yards.

The nine iron, or niblick, is often used for sand shots or shots from bad lies in the rough. The face of this club has a great deal of loft and the head is heavy enough to carry it through long and tough grass or heavy sand. The average distance is from 100-110 yards. I doubt that I have to tell vou what a putter is, but this is a club with a short shaft and a straight or nearly straight face for roUing the ball on the green. There are a great many different styles of putters.

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mm MOTOR TUiVE-UP WE REED USED 12 VOLT hit the ball 160-175 yards and it is used where less distance is required or when a golfer has a rougher or bad lie. A mid-mashie iron is the four iron. This club is useful for shots from the fairway with rough or bad lies and is often used on par three holes. The average distance is 145-160 yards. The number five Is the most useful club in a golfer's bag.

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