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Wool Lk Uk ClhieiBTrap Ponny on Little League Tourney Starts This Evening 10-1 Victory Sinnott To Pitch 2nd Game Tonight By Boh en Santa Cruz' Pony Grad all-star baseball team looked like the next world champions to nearly 500 fans, a capacity crowd, at Harvey West stadium last night as the locals downed West Santa Clara Valley, 10-1. A second game in the best-of-thrce scries is scheduled here tonight and another fine crowd is expected for the 8:15 p.m. contest. Local Manager Ed Destaillats has announced Brian Sinnott. a Holy Cross star during the high school year, will pitch for the Santa Cruzans.

Meanwhile. West Valley Manager Rockie Vizzusi plans to counter with John Ezzie, a Camden high pitcher this past spring. Sinnott is somewhat of a surprise, but logical, choice for After A Great Throw To 3rd By McCommon scheduled tonight a 6:15 o'clock and the locals could wrap up the Area championship. Senator Club Wins Second Half Opener The Senator Club paced by the pitching of Jim Mills dumped the Soquel Merchants 3-1 last night in an league second half softball game at DeLaveaga Park. Mills threw a four-hitter and picked up good support at the dish from Butch Walters who banged out 2-for-3.

In the first game the Naval Reserve scored five runs in the first two innings and then held off Wilson's Tires for a 6-3 victory. Score by innings: Senator Club 001 Oil 03 Hits 102 011 05 Soquel Merchants 000 000 11 Hits 01Q 011 14 Jim Mills (W) and Butch Walters. Doug Kranich (L) Rich Hager. Wilson's Tires 010 23 Hits 001 131 28 Naval Reserve ..230 001 6 Hits 221 012 Lee Duimstra (L), Dick Savage (2) and Dick Forester. Jim England (W) and Bob Looney.

Boys Leagues Brave Pony Loop Win Streak Ends The Optimist Orioles crushed the Lions Braves ending the cellar-dwellers one game winning streak last night in a Santa Cruz Pony League game at Harvey West stadium yesterday. The score was 10-2. Bill Fetty hit a home run and collected 3-for-4 for the winners. Bob Poderson had 2-for-3 for the losers. Mike Olivieri pitched the win.

Score by innings: Orioles 110 224 010 Hits 111 211 0 7 Braves 002 000 0 2 Hits 201 001 0 4 Mike Olivieri and Larry Wright. Dennis McNecly and Mark Dahlberg. N3 Pony Gratis Watsonville. A big seven run fourth inning paced the Valley Sport Shop Dodgers to a 11-4 win over the Mid-County Pirates in a North Bay Pony Grad game here yesterday. Mike Murphy homered for the losehs and collected two of his team's four hits.

Score by innings: Pirates 000 002 2 4 Hits 000 003 1 4 Dodgers 102 701 11 Hits 001 301 5 Bill Fitzgerald and Brad Elliott. Wayne Holt and Roger Miller. By The Asociated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.

GBL Chicago 53 39 .576 Cleveland 51 39 .567 1 Baltimore 48 45 .516 5'4 New York 47 46 .505 6V4 Detroit 45 50 .474 OVi Washington ..43 49 .467 10 Kansas City ..42 49 .462 10V2 Boston 40 52 .435 13 Games Tonight New York at Cleveland Baltimore at Kansas City Games Today Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Results Yesterday New York 8, Cleveland 5 Detroit 6, Washington 2 Chicago 5, Boston 4 Kansas City 6, Baltimore 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Giants 53 41 .564 Los Angeles .53 44 .546 Milwaukee 47 42 .528 Pittsburgh ...49 45 .521 Chicago 47 46 .505 St. Louis 45 48 .484 Cincinnati ...41 51 .446 Philadelphia .37 55 .402 GBL 1V2 3V4 4 5V2 712 11 15 Games Tonight Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at Los Angeles Games Today St.

Louis at San Francisco Only games scheduled Results Yesterday Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 4 Chicago 7, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 6, St. Louis 1 1, Fetty 4-3; Yankees Griffin 5- 2, Pappas 1-7; Indians Theberge 5-2, Neuman 2-2, Hart 2-3; Tigers Johns 5-3, Nonneman 3-3 and Joslin 0-2. NOTE: Above statistics compiled by scorekeeper Don Gerig. MID COUNTY LEAGUE Pet. Keck, 480 Stumpf, LO.

450 Schultz, 440 Flint, A. .390 Ghio, .370 Kirk, A 355 Murnhy, LO. 340 Rypka, LO. 314 Jamison, 294 Brashears, A. .273 Bowers, LO .270 Hiebee, A .232 Bailey, S.

190 Quimby, LO 180 San Lorenzo Valley statistics unavailable. Tomorrow The Sen-tinel will publish the Pony league tournament statistics. Bowling Results Mid-County vs. SC Nationals At Capitola Santa Cruz Counties' Little League all-stars face their unveiling today in the Area tournament at Capitola school diamond. The Santa Cruz National League meets the Mid-County all-stars in the first game of the three-day tourney at 5:30 o'clock.

Along with Mid-County and the Santa Cruz Nationals in the tourney are the Watsonville National Leaguers, American Little Leaguers of Santa Cruz and the all-stars from San Lorenzo Valley. A consolation game for third place has been added to Saturday's schedule, Paul Walters, Area Little League tournament director, announced today. This contest will be played at 2 p.m. with the championship game at 4:30 o'clock. Friday's losers will vie for third place on Saturday, making the tournament a five-game affair instead of the originally planned four, Tomorrow the winner of today's game will play the American League team in the second game with SLV and Watsonville playing in the first contest at 2 30 p.m.

The Area tournament will be a single elimination affair with one loss dropping a team from the running. John Parodi announced that Chuck Farrar will be the starting pitcher for the Nationals. I arrar played for the Kiwanis Pirates. Claude Bailey and Bill Castro, managers for the Mid-County nine, will go with Joe Brashean of Soquel in the opener. Rounding out the National League starting nine will be Gary Venturini, lcftfield; Gary Zorbrosky, second base; John Wilson, first base; Bert Bongiovanni, cen-terfield; Bob Scott, catcher; Larry Duimstra, third base; Ron Smith, shortstop, and Danny Braga, right-field.

The Mid-County team will be paced by the champion Soquel Athletics who put five men on the starting squad. The first four batters played for the A'g. They are Bob Bowers, shortstop; Lei Bailey, second base; Dennis Ghio, centerfield, and Tom Keck, third base. Vaughn Stumpf and Gary Murphy represent Live Oak on the starting team and they will be at first base and behind tht plate. Capitola and Aptos each placed one man on the starting team with Bob Schultz playing rightfield from Capitola and Paul Flint in lcftfield from the Aptos squad.

San Lorenzo Managers Bob Presswood and Ben Frye- plan to start Teter Hamm, right-handed Scotts Valley thrower, in tomorrow afternoon's game against Watsonville. The remainder of their lineup includes Jerry Ritchey, Scotts Valley, catcher; Buddy Smith, Scott Valley, first base; James Smith, Ben Lomond, second base; Johnny Gho, Boulder Creek, third base; Mike Kelly, Felton, shortstop; Ronnie Maves, Boulder Creek, leftfield; Steve Howk, Ben Lomond, centerfield and Larry Wride, Scotts Valley, right field. By Mike Mason FIGHTS By Th Associated Pteii Portland, Ore. Eddie Machen, 1BT, Portland, stopped Eeuben Vargas, 195, San Francisco, 6. Twin Falls, Idaho.

Dick Goldstein, Seattle, outpointed Ernie Gibson, 158, Seattle, 10. About the only thing people do Mt MkiiS jiLii ifailii NASCAR AUTO RACES SATURDAY NIGHT 8:15 P.M. SA. JOSE SPEEDWAY Mi 4lV tffll Jra IfjtlPlfsf; BATTERIES IUIX I 3 Santa Cruz. Destaillats plans to keep Charles Marcenaro behind the plate with the idea of saving him for a possible game tomorrow, or relief duty.

The Santa Cruzans pounded out 11 hits last night as a St. Francis high youth, Bernie Segretto. went down to defeat. However, a couple of costly errors put the visitors in trouble early in the game. When Segretto was four and a half years old, he was a victim of polio and could not walk until his 11th birthday.

When 11, he pitched Little League baseball. Segretto pitched a fine game up until the fifth inning. The Santa Cruzans were holding a mere 3-0 lead going into that frame when they exploded for three runs and then added four more in the sixth. Winning pitcher Jerry Baptista also twirled a mighty fine game, t-specially in the fourth frame when West Valley loaded the liases and he struck out Rich Boi-tano, Joe Zarnde and Segretto in order. He whiffed eight and walked two, hitting one batter.

At the plate, Steve Smith led the barrage with 3 for4 and four rdns-battedin. He came close to putting one out of the park in the sixth when he doubled over cen-terfielder Ron Kidwell's head and ofi the wall. "In that inning. Ron Neumann bounced one off the left field wall. Smith hit his tremendous double and Marcenaro bounced one off the right field wall in back-to-back order.

Al McCommon collected 2-for-3 including a double and made a tremendous throw a la Willie Mays. His rifle shot nailed Terry Leonard at third after the West Valley first baseman had shot a drive into the practice jTamond backstop down the tisht field line. Marcenaro also got a pair of hits for the Santa Cruzans as everyone but Baptista and center-fielder Mac Morelli hit safely. the Santa Cruzans can win tonight's important encounter, they will advance to the District competition at Watsonville next Friday. Saturday and Sunday.

From there, it's on to the Regional in San Jose and then to the World Series in Springfield, 111. And who's to say whether it can be accomplished. The locals pounded 11 hits, scored 10 runs and plaved errorless ball last night. But Ed Destaillats summed things up when he said, "I hope they can keep it up." Weil Valley (1) Santa Cruz (10) CMud.ci I izie.rf Leonard.e Johnson, lb Rush. If ft.Smith.ss Boitano.2v A-AUen.

If 0 0 0 1 ABRH Morelli.cf 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Genfc.3b McConin.rf Neuman.lf S.Smith.ss Marcenro.c Oorkwd.lb Baptista.p 1 Kidwell.cf 1 Brazil.rf 1 Lyons.c 0 Totals 26 1 6 1 Totals 31 1011 A Allen hit into force-out for Rush in 6 th. Willott hit into force-out for Boitaro in 6th. Vest ValJey OflO 0O1 1 Hits .011 211 0 6 Santa Cruz 021 034 10 Hits ...031 133 11 2-EH Rush, McCommon. Leonard, Neumann. Smith.

Marcenaro. RBI Neuman 2. Smi'h 4. Willott. Marcenaro.

LP Segretto. WP Baptista. SO by Baptista 8, Segretto 7. Willott 1. TP Bapteta 7, Segretto 53, Willott 3.

Sprucettes Edge Aggregates, 7-6 The Santa Cruz Sprucettes edged the Santa Cruz Aggregates, 7-6, in a girls' softball game at Harvey West stadium last night. Diane Iverson homered for the losers in the sixth to tie the score. Babe Franco collected 4-for-4 for the winners while Cathy Raffanti and Carmen Walters each collected a pair of safeties. Nancy Matthews, Alice Layher and Iverson each got two hits for the Aggregates. I 1 2 Cruz ntlnrl Lou ucng, rignt, grits his teeth as he makes a tag on Terry Leonard in the fifth inning of last night's Pony Grad all-star game at Harvey West SURPRISE TRIO (Santa Cruz liowl) Results: Spoilers (2) John Sou- 7a 191, 576; Knot Heads (2) Dave Ingols 170, 466.

The Pros (1) Clyde Dillingcr 182, 490; Regal Gas (3) Emile Lacazctte 189, 508. 20-30 Club (3) Dick Hackbarth 186, 493: Santa Cruz Transit (1) Chuck Wagnaar 186, 490. Head Pins (1) Ben Sully 165, 437; Hi-Lows (3) Paul Quilici 186, 481. Standings Spoilers 8 4 Hi-Lows 8 4 Knot Heads 7i 4'2 20-30 Club 6 6 Santa Cruz Transit 6 6 Regal Gas .5 7 The Pros 4 8 Head Pins 314 8V2 HOUSEWIVES' LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Results: Lanettes (3) Norma Miller 164, 415: Pin Ups (1) Myrt Mancebo 153, 378. Surf Gals (0) Judy Cardoza 139, 397; Tri Squares (4) Lida De Pedro 140, 380.

Standings Lanettes 17 Surf Gals 13 Tri Squares 13 Pin Ups 12 11 15 15 14 SURPRISE TRIO (Santa Cruz Bowl) Results: The Pros (0) (4) Jim Hill 177489; Santa Cruz Transit (4) (0) Don Hall 173512; Head Pins (1V2) Ben Tullv 171, Stan Silva 465; Knot Heads (2) (114) Dave Barbin 179 485; 20-30 Club (1) (3) Don Zimmerman 200546; Spoilers (3) (1) John Souza 188, Al Neumann 535: Regal Gas (0) (4) Marshall Valles 182479; Li Los (4) (0) Gil Santos 189526. W. L. Spoilers 6 2 Knot Heads 5'i 2'i Hi Los 5 3 Santa Cruz Transit 5 3 20-30 Club 3 5 The Pros 3 5 Head Pins 2'i 5'i Regal Gas 2 6 Second half of summer league. CA 3-8100 Area SF Giants Increase Lead To Rv Jack Stevenson AP Sports Writer San Francisco The San Francisco Giants today maintained their game and one-half hold on the top rung in the National league, thanks to a trio of youngsters who broke them out of a slump.

Left hander Mike McCorniick, just 20 although in his fourth major league campaign, put the St. Louis Cardinals down with six hits Wednesday night for a 61 victory. Third baseman Jimmy Davenport, in his second season with the Giants, knocked in two of the runs and scored two. Left fielder Jackie Brandt, in his first full season since returning from military service, collected two hits and scored two runs. Both Davenport and Brandt had taken extra batting practice in the afternoon as Manager Bill Rigney's Giants battled successfully to break a three-game losing streak.

There was one bleak spot center fielder Willie Mays, hitlcss in three trips, dropped below a .300 average for the first time since the Giants moved west. If one hero had to be singled out, it would be McCormiek, the young southpaw who now has won his last five games and boosted his won lost record to 9-7 in what should be his best season in the majors. Last year he was 11-8. "He's the most mature 20-year-old pitcher I've ever seen," declared catcher Hobie Land-rith. "He looks like he's been up here 89 years.

He knows what he wants to do and how to do it." Mike says the big difference now is control for his fast ball. "I used to get it over only about once in five pitches although I had control of my curve," he explained. "Last night the fast ball was my 'out' pitch, the one they hit into the dirt." St. Louis (1) San Francisco (6) AB BrandUf 4 2 2 Davnpt.3b 5 2 2 Kirkland.rf 4 1 2 Ceoeda.lb 4 0 1 3 0 0 Spencor.3b 4 1 1 3 0 0 Rressouriss 3 0 0 McCrmck 3 0 1 ABRH 4 0 0 4 1 White. lb 4 Bo.ver.3b 4 CniRhm, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 Oliver.lf Gramas.ss Smith.

Rickelss, aFIood Bndges.p bjablenskl 3 1 1 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 33 6 9 a Lined out for Ricketts in 7th: Grounded out for Bridges in 9th. St. Louis 000 000 0011 San Francisco 200 02ft llx 6 Ricketts. PO-A St. Louis 24-5, San Francisco 27-13.

LOB St. Louis 8, San Francisco 8. 2B Davenoort. Cimoli, McCormiek, Spencer. 3B Smith.

HR Kirkland. SB Brandt. McCormiek. RBI-Smith, Davenport 2, Kirkland 2, McCormiek. IP FR BB SO Ricketts ....6 7 4 3 3 7 Bridges 2 2 2 2 1 3 McCormiek 9 6 113 5 Winner McCormiek (9-7); Loser Ricketts (1-51.

WP Bridges. Ven7en, Donatelli, Burkhart, Conlan. 2:24. A 20,949. BOWLING MONDAY HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: Washdav Blues (2) Bettv Sutherland 123, Elsie Har-ra 350; Luckv Strikes (2) Marge Sargeant 150408; Suits Us (4) Joanne Rogers 179, Ruby Noller 482; The Dolls (0) Edna Brock 155443; Bowlettes (1) Sharon Brumblay 147373; Foul Belles (3) Shirley Littlefield 149393.

W. L. The Dolls 28 12 Bowlettes .23 17 Foul Belles 22 18 Lucky Strikes 18 22 Suits Us 16 24 Washday Blues 13 27 Has Thursday, July 23, 1959 in the corner. Note the surprise expression on Leonard's face. Bob Lockwood is backing up the play.

After Santa Crui won last night, 10 1, a second game Bill West 447; Chicken Pluckers (4) Roy Stowe 191509; Lew's Trio (3) Dom Barra 171473; Night Crawlers (1) Geo. Barling 188438; S. C. Roofers (4) Hugh Waltrip 212605; Pin Heads (0) Bob Clement 181457. W.

L. Beat Nuts 27 13 Lew's Trio 26 14 Chicken Pluckers 26 14 S. C. Roofers 21 19 Pin Heads 17 23 Night Crawlers 17 23 Ft. St.

Bums 13 27 Test Trio 13 27 MONDAY TRIO (Surf Bowl) Results: Lazy Trio (1) (3) Ken Rogers 206484; 3 T's (3) (1) Geo. Trembath 200535; Rom-pin's Trio (1) (3) Chas. Trembath 187514; Drags (3) (1) Alex Morrison 197517; Hi Lo's (3) (1) Art Adams 192496; J. B. Home Wreckers (1) (3) Vince Trillo 197546; Lucky Strikes (3) (1) Ray McElmurry 191, Erik Sorensen 520; Pea Shooters (1) (3) Stan Espinosa 179510.

W. L. J. B. Home Wreckers 29 11 3 T's 25 15 Lucky Strikes 22 18 The Drags 2014 19V4 Hi Lo's 18 22 Lazy Trio 16'4 23 V4 Rompin's Trio 15 25 Pea Shooters 14 26 WED.

MIXED DOUBLES (Surf Bowl) Results: Campers (1) Bob Ide 213567; Do-Nates (2) Lindy Jones 209598; County Bank (2) Bob Morgan 245603; Suits Us (1) Doc Hombach 195522; 4 V's (3) Chris Valente 204537; Jokers (0) Bonnie Simmons 193 513; Wood Butchers (2) For rest Talley 193538; Duffers (1) Tony Videtta 171, Ben Duerr 503. W. L. Campers 16 11 Wood Butchers 16 11 Do-Nates 16 11 4 V's 14 13 Suits Us 13 14 Jokersc 12 15 County Bank 12 15 Duffers 9 18 TIIURS. P.M.

HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: Sputniks (4) Arvilla Stewart 167435; The Trios (4) Rena Mariani 164 451; Alley Cats (0) Nancy Ferrell 138, Mel Shreves 354; Jamettes (0) Mary Lincoln 127348. W. L. Sputniks 25 11 Alley Cats 17li 184 The Trios 151 204 Jamettes 14 22 MONDAY HOUSEWIVES (Sort Bowl) Results: Bowlettes (1) Lulu Mo-ser 150382; Suita Us (3) Irene ourgeois 190 434: Lucky Strikes Bourgeois 190434; Lucky Strikes (2) Cleo Swank 182440; Foul Belles (2) Ellen Peters 134 347; Washday Blues (1) Betty Sutherland 149388; The Dolls (3) Edna Brock 172453. W.

L. The Dolls 31 IS Bowlettes ..24 20 Foul Belles 24 20 Lucky Strikes 24 Suits Us 19 25 Washday Bluci ......14 SO Little Leaauer Statistics stadium. Leonard doubled over first base and Santa Cruz right fielder Al McCommon made a tremendous throw to third from the practice diamond backstop WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Grant Streeters (3) Virginia Vellutini 146, 417; Goofers (1) Carol Collins 147, 423; Slowballs (2) Lois White 151. 398; Alley- gators (2) Ron Chambers 139; Ar- lene House 3b5. Pinettes (2) Marie Bowe 140, 369; Rollettes (2) Deanne Davenport 127, Pauline Merlotti 331.

W. L. Grant Streeters 22 10 Slowballs 20 12 Ally-gators 13 19 Goofers 19 13 Pinettes 7 25 Rollettes 15 17 WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Grant Streeters (0) Virginia Vellutini 165, 450; Slowballs (1) Lois White 143, 406. Allev-gators (3) June Van Dusen 142, 401; Goofers (3) Pally Finchum 212, 524. Pinettes (4) Marie Bowe 195, 445; Slowballs (1) Louis White 143, 406.

W. L. Grant Streeters 22 14 Goofers 22 14 Slowballs 21 15 Alley-gators 16 20 Rollettes 16 20 Pinettes 11 25 THURSDAY MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Anything Go's (0) Nate Young 156, 447; V.M.K.'S (4) Jeanette Mondini 163, 469. Hi-Lows (1) Bob Norkoli 194, 488; Top Dogs (3) Charles Mcintosh 190, 505. Big Four Fred Dimeo 195.

550; Termites (314) Ida Niswen- der 174, Paul Niswender 463. W. L. 8'4 9V 17 18 18 Big Four 1914 Termites 184 Anything Go's 11 Hi-Lows 10 Top Dogs 10 WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: Grant Streeters (4) Virginia Vellutini 181 477: Slow- balls (3) Lois White 159423; Alley-gators (0) June Van Dusen 144370; Goofers (4) Carol Col lins 202, Pallie Finchum 517; Pin ettes (1) Mane Bowe 142363; Rollettes (0) Marianne Marsh 161 415. L.

Grant Streeters 26 14 Goofers 26 14 Slowballs 24 16 Alley-gaton ..16 24 Rollettes 16 24 Pinettes ..12 28 I TIIURS. P. M. HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: Sputnicks (2) Arvilla Stewart 175474: Trios (2) Mick- I ey Dolbow 162389: Jamettes (3) I Agnes Dunn-Ruiz 133, Mary Lincoln 357; All ev Cats (1) Mel Shreves 130325. W.

Sputnicks 27 Alley Cats Trios 17V4 'Jamettes 17 L. 13 2114 20 23 TUESDAY TRIO LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Results: Test Trio (1) Pete rena 203592: Beat Nuts (3) SC NATIONAL LEAGUE AB Wilson, Ca. 48 Farrar, P. 38 Bongiovanni, D. 44 Gille, 49 Langrish, Ca.

..44 Scott, Cu. 40 Braga, Ca 36 Duimstra, D. 41 Koskela, P. 41 Venturini, P. 44 Smith, Cu .35 Zorbrosky, D.

..46 Parodi, Ca 39 II 25 19 18 18 16 14 12 12 12 12 9 11 HR Pet. 5 521 5 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 .500 .409 .367 .364 .350 .333 .293 .293 .273 .257 .239 .231 9 Pitching Dodgers Bongiovanni, won 6, lost Zorbrosky 4-2, Duimstra 0-1; Cards Parodi 7-2, Wilson 2-1, Langrish 0-3; Pirates Farrar 5-3, Venturini 1-5. Cubs Smith 0-0. SC AMERICAN LEAGUE AB HR Pet. Joslin, T.

45 23 4 ".511 Rector, RS. 51 24 2 .471 Theberge, I. 50 22. 3 .440 Fetty. RS.

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