Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 13

In The Back Door Sunday, July 12, 1959 I Bys Leogyes llesyte Tigers, Cardinals Sweep Second Half Flags In Santa Cruz Little Leagues Mike Troy Sets World Swim Mark MC Pony League Mark Schultz hit his 12th home run yesterday as the Live Oak Cards and the Soquel Giants both won Pony league games in Mid-County. Schultz blow came in the Cardinals' 11-3 win over the Aptos Cubs while Brian Johnson got a homer in the Giants' 9 2 victory over the Braves. Schultz banned out 3 for-3 for the second place Cards while Odell Bowers connected for a Don McDuffee came on to pitch for the Orioles in the second inning. The curve balling right hander held the Tigers to only three" hits the rest of the way but three throwing errors by third baseman Jim Feakes gave the Tigers their runs. Score by innings Orioles 101 000 02 Hits 200 Oil 15 Tigers 001 020 3 Hits 000 120 3 Jerry Baptista (W) and Larry Eaton.

Al McCommon, Don Mc Duffee (L-2) and Gary Wright v. if jr Camp Evers Upsets Texaco In Tri-County Camp Evers store proved Itl worth in the Tri-County Softball league when It became the first team to beat the Texaco nine FrW day night at DeLaveaga Park, 8-1 Joe Jclllson pitched the eome from-behind victory for the locale9 against a team that had a 23 straight win atrlng earlier this1 year, Texaco has a 34-7 record and was the last team la tne Trl-County loop. With the score 2-1 the Camp Evers squad battled back with single runs In the fifth and sixth inning when Texaco scored lte twon runs Jellison got tough and threw shutout ball the rest of the way. Score by innings: Texaco 020 000 01 Hits 020 321 19 Camp Evers 100 011 3 Hits 211 032 8 Howard (L). Jellison (W).

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Game time for farm league 4:45. Little League starts at 6:30. Mid-County stadium. SC Farm League Yankees vs. Whjte Sox and Giants vs.

Braves, Harvey West stadium. Both games at 2:30 p.m. on Little League and Pony League fields. Basketball Dive Bombers vs. Dribblers and Jets vs.

Black Widows, Turner gym. First game at 7 p.m., second at 8 o'clock. Softball City League Big Creek vs. Naval Reserve (B) and Camp Evers store vs. Soquel Merchants (A), DeLaveaga park.

First game at 7 p.m., second contest at 8:30 o'clock. Pittsburgh. Jackson who had doubled was on third base when Pirate Don Hoak fielded pitcher Dave Hillman's bunt and threw TODAY Baseball MC Pony League Aptos vs. Capitola and Soquel vs. Live Oak, Capitola school.

First game at 1:30 p. m. SLV Pony League Scotts Valley vs. Boulder Creek and Felton vs. Ben Lomond, SLV high school diamond.

First game at 1 p. m. NB Pony Grads Orioles vs. Braves and Indians vs. Pirates at Watsonville.

First game at 1 p. m. TOMORROW Baseball Pony Grads Indians vs Yankees at Harvey West stadium 7:30. Santa Cruz Pony League-White Sox vs Redlegs at Harvey West stadium game time 5:15. Santa Cruz Little League-Giants vs Braves first game time 5:15.

Orioles vs A's second game time 6:30. Harvey West stadium. Mid-County Little League FROST BEATS DOUGLAS Dublin, Ireland W). Jack Frost of Monterey, defeated John Douglas of Santa Monica, 8-6, 11-9, Saturday for the Irish Tennis Championships in a match that was delayed an hour and then interrupted four times by rain. Officials reduced the usual five set final to the best of three because of the conditions.

By Jack Stevenson AP Sports Writer Los Altos, Calif, iff). Mike Troy, 18-year-old Indiana University sophomore, Saturday night established a world record when he swam the 200-metcr butterfly in 2:16.4 during the AAU National Men's Championships. Four new American records and a new meet standard also were set. Troy, swimming for the Indianapolis Athletic Club, gets his name in the book of world records because the International Swimming Federation ISF last year decreed that tho first person to break 2:19 would be recognized as the holder of the world record. The previous best time for the event was 5:19 which Troy set in Saturday morning's preliminary.

Olympian William Yorzyk set the American mark, 2:18.6, in 1956, but rules for the race were changed in 1958. SC Announces Little League All-Stars The 1959 Santa Cruz Little League all-stars were chosen in the National and American Little Leagues last week, but the new Pacific League will not field an all-star unit this season. The Tigers and the Red Sox dominated the ell-stars in the American loop with both teams winning championships. The Red Sox first half champs put Dale Rector, Curt Fetty, Larry Oneto, and Lee Skinner on the team, while the second half champion Tigers placed Kim Joslin, Peter Pini, Steve Nonneman, and Tom Johns on the squad. From the Indians are Skip Theberge, Gary Neumann, and Dave Hart.

The Yankees put Pete Pap-pas, Ricky Vasconcellos and Larry Griffen on the 14-man squad. In the National league the Dodgers, Cards and Pirates each filled four slots on the ail-star team: John BoegeL Bert Bongiovanni, Gary Zorbrosky and Larry Duimstra are on the team from the Dodgers. The Pirates placed Charles Farrar, Doug Koskela, Gary Venturini, and Roland GandoLfi on the team. Bob Scott and Ronnie Smith represent the Cubs on the team while John Wilson, Danny Braga, Bill Parodi and Phil Langrish round out the squad from the Cards. Carl Sandman and John Parodi will manage the respective clubs and Sandman has called a practice for his all-stars of the American league Wednesday at 5 o'clock at Harvey West stadium.

Tournament Schedules Little League AREA At Mid -County, July 23, 24 and 25. DISTRICT At Mid-County, August 1. SECTIONAL At Watsonville, August 6. 7 and a DIVISIONAL At Santa Cruz, August 14 and 15. REGIONAL At Sacramento, weekend of August 21.

WORLD SERIES At Williams- port, weekend of August 25, Ponr Leairue AREA At Santa Cruz, July 24. 25 and 26. DISTRICT At Redding, July 30, 31, August and 2. REGIONAL At Provo, Utah, August 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. would SEKIE5 At washing-ton, Pony Grad League DISTRICT At Watsonville, July 31, August and 2.

REGIONAL At San Jose. August 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17. WORLD SERIES At Springfield, I1L Announce Slate For City Softball A Softball schedule that will complete city league first half play was announced today by City association secretary Ted Klish. Naval Reserve holds a one-game edge on the Elks club in the city league race while Camp Evers store and the Senator club are deadlocked in the loop. ine remainder of tne schedule for July: 13 Big Creek vs.

Navy (B) and Camp Evers vs. Soquel (A). 14 Wilson's vs. Cement Plant and Adolph's vs. SC Lumber (both B).

15 Soquel vs. Moose and Senator vs. Camp Evers (both A). 16 Elks vs. Wilson's Adolph's vs.

Big Creek (both B). 17 Navy vs. SC Lumber (B) and Soquel vs. Senator (A). 20 SC Lumber vs.

Navy and Big Creek vs. Adolph's (both A). 21 Wilson's vs. Elks (B) Camp Evers vs. Soquel (A).

BUY AT HOME AND SAVE SGLL Playoffs The National and American Little Leagues in Santa Crux will have the playoffs for the season champions Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at Har vey West Stadium. On Tuesday the Junior Chamber of Commerce Tigers will play the Native Son Red Sox. The Tigers won the second half and the Red Sox were werst half champions. On Wednesday the Moose Dodgers and the 20-30 Cardinals meet to decide the champs. Both games will be played at 6 o'clock.

homer for the Braves. Jeff Smith also homered for the Cubs. Score by innings: Braves 110 000 02 Hits 010 101 0-3 Giants 003 240 9 Hits 010 210 4 Bowers (L). Feurhaken (3). Cavanaugh (5) and DeLuca.

Vera (W), G. Smith (4), R. Smiley (5) and G. Smith. Cards 112 142 011 Hits 112 022 1 9 Cubs 001 200 0 3 Hits 101 201 0 8 R.

King (W), T. Schot (4), Fox (7) and Schultz. J. Baird (L), B. Pennell (4), Wlcklund (5) and J.

Smith. Boys Leagues Standings North Say Pw7 Grd Pet. GBIi Tigtn (SO 8 Indian (SC) 7 Dodger (W) Oriole (SC) 6 Giant (W) 6 .727 .700 .667 .417 .400 .273 .200 8 5 6 '4 PlratM (MC) 4 Yankee (SLV) 3 8 Brave (W) Lecend: SC Santa Cruz w- Wat- BonvDle. MC Mid-County and SLV san ixrenzo vauey. 'Americas LUM Laomi.

Pet. GBt Titter 8 1 .790 Indian 4 3 .871 14 Red Sox 4 Hi Yankee 1 7 .129 I ffationai Laamia Li PCX. Cardinals Dodger Pirate .667 1 4 4 MO Vi Cub 6 .250 4 Paclfia Lwcra PctGBL Orioles IS .700 Brave Giant .8 .750 .4 4 .500 I nuumv. ii vw Denote season complete except lor ptayoix. Mid-County ULitl Leatra Pet.

GBL Soquel ii .786 Live n.W 1 a .571 Aptos 0 6 .357 fl Capitol 4 10 MS BO Pour Laagu PetGBL Oriole ii 1 .917 Red legs 7 .583 4 White Sox 7 5 .663 4 Giant 7 .417 6 Brave 0 12 .000 11 SLY Llltl League Pet.CBL SV Senator Felton Indian SV Oriole BC Tieer -3 0 1000 2 0 1.000 2 1 .667 1 2 .333 0 2 .000 BL Yankee 0 3 .000 Denote First Hall Champions. BLY Pony Lcagu 1st Half' Second Half Scott Valley Boulder Creek -8 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 Felton Ben Lomond 1 8 Denotes first half is final. MC Pony Laagua ret. gbl Soquel Live Oak Aptos Capitola 3 4 7 8 0 15 .800 .733 1 .467 8 .000 12 Softball Standings City 'A' League Pet.GBL Camp Ever Store 7 2 .778 Senator Club 7 2 .778 Soquel Merchant 2 6 .250 4'i Moose Lodge 2 8 .250 t'2 City League I. Pet.

GET. Naval Reserve 8 1 .875 Elks Club 7 3 .700 Adolph's Club 6 3 .667 SC Lumber 4 5 .444 Big Creek 3 8 .333 2 4 5 6 6 Cement Plant 3 8 .273 Wilsons -2 7 .222 Trt-Counrf League Pet.GBL Texaco (PG) 2 1 .667 Sherwood Drive-In (S) 2 1 .667 CAMP EVERS 2 2 .500 i Hollisier 1 2 .333 1 Sport Shop (M) 0 1 .000 1 LEGEND: PG Pacific Grove. Salinas and Monterev. Camp Evers replaced Santa Cruz Merchant after they had won one and lost one. The Junior Chamber of Com-f merce Tigers and the 20-30 Cardinals are the second half champions in the American and National Santa Cruz Little Leagues after both teams won final games over the weekend.

Friday night the Tigers dumped the Elks Yankees 4-2 while the Red Sox were being dropped by the Knights of Columbus Indians 10-4. Saturday the Cards slammed the Moose Dodgers 7-2 and the Cubs no-hit the Pirates 6 0. The Tigers clipped the Yanks behind the three-hit pitching of Tom Johns and the hitting of catcher Kim Joslin. Joslin blasted a second inning homer and had 2-for-2. In the second game Friday the Indians moved into second place with a 104 victory over the first half champion Red Sox.

Skip Theberge and Allen Dodt got two hits in that game with Theberge getting a first inning homer. In Saturday's action the Lion Cubs stopped the Kiwanis Pirates from throwing the National league into a three-way tie for first place with a no-hitter thrown by Bill Puget and Ron Smith. The Cards dumped the first half champion Dodgers 7-2 to win the second half flag. Jim Dalman hit a fourth inning homer for the Cards. Friday's Games Score by innings Yanks 000 02 2 Hits 010 11 3 Tigers 013 Ox 4 Hits 012 2x 5 Tony Redfern (L).

Don Cacace and Rick Vasconcellos. Tom Johns (W), and Kim Joslin. Indians 430 1010 Hits 331 00 7 Red Sox 200 02 4 Hits 110 21 5 Skip Theberge (W), Chuck Corns tock (4), Robert Ley (5) and Theberge. Dave Casey (L). Dave Yeazell (4) and Dale Rector.

Saturday's Games Podgm 000 0202 Hits 000 0101 Cardinals 140 02x 7 Hits 111 01x-4 Bert Bongiovanni (L), Gary forbrosky (2) and Larry Duim-stra. John Wilson (W), Bill Paro-di (5), and Phil Langrish. Cubs 022 020 Hits 013 0208 Pirates 000 0000 Hits 000 0000 Bill Puget (W), Ron Smith (5) and Bob Scott Gary Venturini (L). Chuck Farrar (4) and Doug Koskela. NB Pony Grads Jerry Baptista fanned his way to a 3-2 Pony Grad victory Friday night over the Lion Orioles at Harvey west stadium.

Baptist struck out fifteen while pitching the County Bank Tigers into first place in the North Bay league, but the Tigers had to score three unearned runs to garner the win. After Al McCommon had to leave the game with a headache WDM WONDERFUL PRICE! Kelly Safe Tree Written' 1 guarantee i for details I lowest prices ever! 95 6.70-15 TUBE-TYPE plus tax ind retreadabte tin SIMILAR LOW PRICES ON OTHER SIZES! FOR WORRY-FREE DRIVING, IOOK fOR THIS SIGN OF QUAUTY TIRES, DEPENDABLE FOR 65 YEARS TOP SELLER! KELLY TRUC TRAC Delivery TtUCK TIRI A i AH Popular Siitil I ft TUIIIESS RATON I TUtf-TYP! BATON I TUIE-TTFI NTIOM WILSON TIRE SERVICE 1807 Soquel Ave. GA 3-6013 Wm, mm mm TOM VTatsonville. Steve Byers pitched a no-hit, no-run game here Friday night as the Valley night as the Valley Sport Shop Dodgers remained in pennant contention with a 5-0 North Bay Pony Grad win over the Teamsters Giants. Byers, who has not had much luck as a pitcher this year, fanned five and walked four.

The Dodgers got only three hits, two by Bob Bivins. Dodgers 101 111 0 Hits 100 Oil 03 Giants 000 000 00 Hits 000 000 00 Steve Byers and Roger Miller. Bob Bivins (3). Glenn Witmer and Allen Litchfield. Little League The Soquel Athletics were scared by the Aptos White Sox Fridny afternoon in Mid-County Little League but stopped them one run short to win 8-7.

The Sox outhlt the A's 11-8 but bunched all their hits in the last three innings when they scored seven runs. Pat Cronk led the Sox with 2-for-3 while Charles Anderson and Paul Flint picked up two hits each. Dennis Ghio and Tom Keck banged out two hits each in pacing the winners at the plate. The Padres beat the Seals 6-2 in the farm league game. Score by innings: White Sox 000 241 7 Hits 000 35311 Athletics 202 40X 8 Hits 301 20X 6 Paul Flint (L), Pat Cronk (4) and Curt MacDonald.

Dennis Ghio (W) and Tom Keck. SG Pony League John Pierce hit three run homer and pitched a four-hitter as the Optimist Orioles dumped the Buttercup White Sox 73, in a Santa Cruz Pony League game Friday afternoon. Pierce struck out IS in going the distance for the win, the eleventh for the Orioles this year. Dave Netto got two of the Sox i 1J 1 iuur mis anu jnicneu creuiiauie ball giving up six iuts ana strut in? out 14. Danny Singer had 2-for-3 to Dace the Orioles at the plate while Pierce added another saft- ty to his homer for 2-for-3 day, Score by innings: White Sox 100 101 03 Hit 100 021 04 Orioles 000 602 7 Hits Oil 301 Dave Netto (L) and Larry Lath am John Pierce (W) and Mike Olivieri.

SLV Pony League Jim Hammond singled home Bobby Adams in the top of the fifth inning and Boulder Creek opened the second half of San Lorenzo Valley Pony League play with a 54 victory over Felton. In the second game, the Scotts Valley Cubs, first half champions, posted a 12-7 win over the Ben Lomond Braves. The Braves' Wayne Drager homered with one on in the third but that was equalized by Ron Dryden's two run homer in the bottom of the same frame. Mike Sprague of Boulder Creek had 2-for-3 whole Dryden had 2-for4 for Scotts Valley. John Morgan had 2-for-2 and John Carney collected 2-f or-4 for the Cubs.

Score by innings: Boulder Creek 301 01 5 Hits 201 014 Felton 004 004 Hits 012 003 Bob Adams, Larry Larsen (3) and Mike Sprague. Carl Henn and Jim Cottington. Ben Lomond 032 010 1 7 Hits 012 Oil 0 5 Scotts Valley 032 340 12 Hits 113 151 12 Bob Moran, Pete Taylor (4), Toddy Wilder (5) and Wilder, Mike Taylor (5). Eric Taylor, Sam Nigh (4), Tim Erickson (7) and John Morgan. 5 passengers for ths pries of 1 GALL GA 3-1234 WELCOME NEWCOMERS Call us for the Key to the We cover Sante Cruz Area Aptos to Boulder Creek.

Randy Jackson of the Chicago Cubs scores what proved to be the winning run in the fourth Inning of yesterday's game with Hip Rotation Starts Your Backswing By Tony Vldctta Pasatlempo Professional A Told to Mai Bowta (Editor's Note: This Is the seventh In a series of golf lessons. Today's topic is the back-swing.) As we have said earlier, you address the ball by placing it slightly back of your left heel. The toes are pointed outward with the weight somewhat on the heels and equally divided between both feet. Bend slightly at the waist and have your hands comfortably close to your body with the knees slightly bent but don't stretch for the ball. Place the clubhead face square to the line of flight.

By turning your hips to the right you have started the back. swing. As your body winds up, the shoulders, arms and hands (plus the club, of course) just naturally follow. Avoid jerking. This should be.a smooth, well coordinated action.

The clubhead starts low along the ground and follows the body. Keep your head steady all through the swing. Near the top of the swing, the wrists have begun to "cock" naturally and the right leg has straightened with the left knee bent inwards toward the right. The left arm should be as straight as possible without a feeling of stiffness. Don't hurry, just relax.

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