The Californian from Salinas, California • 10

Thumped Iby Coyjcnrs, Fowls; roves Victors CAUrOhXIAN 29 Fouls Called on Palma Varsity, but SL Has 41 in Third If Jail FlUpetrirk Palm Chieftain dropped 7M4 foul-rid Jen bkt- belt eontect to the San Lorenzo Cougar, but the Palma Brave picked up a 47-36 victory from the Cougar Cube. in a pair of non-leaguer at the local achool gym last night Fi For Brave, we their Ell jSZ ERNIE OLSON. Sporfi Wto County Gives Bird Program Allocation County Rupervisur jeaterd)' allocated 3 300 in fuh end game funds to BMMlmrns projects throughout the rounly. The board thus approved quests of the fiah end gam advisory committee. The biggest single allocation was to finance the pheasant program.

Committee Secretary Earl thereon said thare was 47.500 in local fish and game funds, which are drawn from fine. The allocation also included 4500 for tula spraying at the Abbott lakes. 4300 for costs of flying In pot son to kill "rough" fish at the Nacimlento dam, 4300 for ths hunters' safety campaign, 4200 to improve the target range at the Tom Fries ranch on River road south of Salinas, and 4100 for coet of county committee ataUonery and stamps. the Boivnumfts Gilroy Cage Status Given First Threat Gilroy eutu at the top the CCAL-B basketball I came a lllUe ehsky teat Mark the Hollister Haybalera came up with a pair of wins, one of them over the loop-leading Mue-tang a la the CCAL-A belli for law rela. ths Monterey Toreadors moved front again Uat week with a wut over Saimaa while the Banu Cruz Cardmata went into a eecond place tie with the Cow boys with a 4VSH victory over Uzt-plars Watsonville.

Salmas snd Rant Crus have 2-2 record end Monterey has a 3-1 mark Hollister threw the first scare at the Gilroy squad with a 40-35 win over the Mustangs on Friday and cam back to down the Pacific Grove Breakers 41-32 Saturday night. Gilroy, who was undefeated until the Friday night till, leads ths league with sn 8-1 record and Hollister is rloe on their heel with a 7-2 mark. In other division games last week. Pacific Grov slopped the King City Mustangs 53-36 and Livt Oaks downed Gonzales 51-39 on Friday. Saturday, the Uv Oak eager scored a 55-49 win over Carmel and King City-downed Gonzales 47-38.

In games this Friday, Gilroy travels to Pacific Grove, Hollister will be boated by the Gonzales Spartans snd Carmel entertains the King City Mustangs. Uve Oak has a by. The Watsonville WUdkillena remained undefeated in lightweight play with a 38-32 win over Santa Cruz and the Salinas Cowbabe came through with their first league win of the campaign, a 41-31 decision over Monterey. Live Oak and Gonzales remained in a virtual tie for top spot Li the lightweight race with wins over Carmel and King City. Live Oak has a 9-1 mark while Gonzales has an 8-1 record Gonzales cam go Into the tie with Live Oak Friday with a win over the Hollister Hayseeds.

CCAL A STANDINGS 3 Monterey Salles nDDSDg4DaDll Ont of iht nto.1 thankless ajiuits Jut la tUHhe la being director of the Kelinaa Pecker. It is a time ronaummg orcvipe-non that offers lull but cnlicum. nicwily unjust. tta reward The hour sie lung snd the meetings of lea as the 13 men attempt to put the Packers in the field with respectable bail rlub With the present houkup with the iwsuke Braves, the thuie msy be eaaed bit. lnrili saw eirough front ths few Brave farmhand that played her laat ac-aemv to expect a great deal this summer, a far brighter prospect than at sny time the Psrktts were connected with Pittsburgh and Hollywood Frankly, It le herd to figure why a bueine person Would roaeent to serving the Peckers on the board, unieos It la just plain love for the game, home of the direr tors en the present board have given large sum of money to the operation ef Ihe teem, end do net hope to get a rent bock.

Other wtjo bavo served no Ihe board also have been heavy contributor. While It waa the few men who made generous donations in money to the team, non would approve us.ng his name in manner. On former duector advanced money for the purchase of the team franchiae late In 1953. when the Packer were organ-ized. He made other generous donattuna, but steadfastly refused to have hi name connected with the offering.

Hundred of hour will be spent by the directors befute the season opens. Rome will put on work clothe snd aid in the psik, others will check on concession, the operation of the business office, ordering roils of Itekets, printirg box eest coupons snd dozen of other taaks the! nt it be eleated before the campaign opens April 23, work will continue the year around, running the season snd closing the book snt park after Labor day, and paper work prior tF the 193 season To these men, who are honestly Irving to do their best Job, they see It, for the perpetuation nf baseball here, a standing round of applause Is due. Nome will work harder and longer than others, some may do some loafing on the Job, but the average will be high end rnmnvendohle, A look at the present roster of dire-tm shows three of the original five atill in the harness Missing are Rov 1 A ire and Ed-son Thomas, ths latter the first president of the Packer. Both men did great work and without their effort, chance ere good there would be no Tackers nine today. Chester Chesholm, president today, and the hardest worker nf the lot, George Sergrntl and I-oult Dlnn are stilt octlve In the bell club.

They ere Joined this year by NUee Cunningham, George Collins, Harry rean, IJoyd Gene Robertson, Harvey Smith, Foster Clark, Allan Stella, V. J. Beech, Ray McIntyre and Jim Young. Harvey Smith will be another workhorse, because he probably will take charge of the bell park, the Job with the most physical labor attached. Young, McIntyre, who Is police chief, Steltz snd Resch are new members of the board.

They will have their work cut out for them and the test will noon be at hand, as the heavy work of financing the team for 1957 starts. In addition to the elected directors, there have been a number of persons Ul the area who have given wholeheartedly their -support and energy to help the Parker along. Without these volunteers who have baseball Just aa mtirh at heart aa do the directors, the Packers would not he with us today. The volunfeera helped sell ticket, helped In the Initial stock sales, and countless other thankless tasks that hsd to be accomplished. They also deserve a great deal of commendation for their efforts.

VI A By B1U rihl Our story thu week come from John "Cat" Perker. John and hunting partner Dar Dillard were hunting near the Monterey County community of San Ardo when tha Incident oe cured. The dog treed for the first time at about 8.00 o'clock on the morning of tho 10th. They were at the base of a huge oak which waa atudded with hollow left by the breaking off of dead llmba It waa In on of theae hollows that the object of their pursuit was found. It was a bobcat, fifteen pounds of real fighting animat It waa huddled down deep In the hole feeling secure from the dogs.

However when John ahot hi first arrow, which mlaaed, the cat found It had a new and more formidable enemy. He decided this hollow waa no longer secure so It Chose to leave by the only exit which wa at the time being occupied by one John Parker. As the story goes, John with the coolness and deliberation of a panic stricken great grandmother, had other Ideas on the subject for his next shot caught the cat in the shoulders and pinned him to the tree. After congratulations from his partners and a reward of cat meat for the dogs, John and Dari returned home, having gained the thrill of bagging a trophy with the bow and arrow. Containers Nip Gonzales Five 76-65 Leading all of the way.

Growers Container defeated the Gonzales team In the Tri-County basketball league 76 to 65 last night at Hartnell gym. The win overshadowed by the 27 points Jimmy Koalnakl pumped in for the loser. The Santa Clara college student hit 13 out of 15 free throw-attempts and waa good for seven field goals. Bill Menees. playing with the form that brought him attention several years back, had 22 points for the Containers on nine baskets and four free throws In aa many steps to the line.

The Growers led 18-12 at the quarter and 36-28 at halftime The bulge was 52-45 when the final period started. Last night's box score was: Harry Hooper, former great outfielder of the Boiton Red Sox in the 1910-20 ers, took few minutet latt week to ditcuit Duffy Lewii, road tecretary of the Milwaukee Brevet, with whom he played ball from 1910-16. Milwaukee het partial working agreement with the Salines Peckert. Hooper it pottmetter et Capitol, but ttill clotely followt betebell. See ttory below for hit memoriet of Lewii.

Californian photo) Hooper Recalls Fine Play of Duffy Lewis, Braves' Road Secretary By Doug Baldwin CAPITOLA Harry Hooper, postmaster of this seashore city, took time out from making out the payroll one afternoon late last week and recalled the days when he patrolled the outfield with Duffy Lewis, now road secretary of the Milwaukee Braves, with whom the Salinas Packers have a partial fifth auaiftk wui and upped thetr aaaann record to 14-3. Ths Breve. paood by Tom Cormen'o hapehooUng. jumped off to an arty load which ihy nr re linqulahed. Tha Brevee lad IS to 11 at the ond of lha first quarter and 311 a halftimo.

Tha San Lorenzo U(hta narrowod tha gap S30 agalaat tha Brevee aaoond taam In tha third quartor. but tha Bravaa opaoad up again In tha final quarter to taka tha 47-36 victory. CtAtrtl Bn4kMf4i With BUI galmtna. PVank and Goorg Bamardaaci all putting dear aavaa rebound to load tho tana. tho Bravaa completely domtnatad tho backboard, pull lag down 4S rebound to 13 for StA Lotwsob All tho Bravaa hit wU from tha oulaida to aaaliy crack tha tight tone dafanao uaad by San Lortnao.

Gorman hit aavan of 14 outatda nttempte for a ml hot 80 par cent and wound up tha avantng with IS point to load both toama. Bill Salmlna waa mnnorup for tho Bravaa with tight potnta and Donlavy and Ptrryman hit 11 and 10 reapec-tlvaly for tho looer. 43 Foak Called In tho varsity game, a majority of tho contest waa spent at tho fra throw Hno. A record breaking 42 foula war called, with 39 charged against Palma, Three Chieftalna left tha tilt with five foula The Chieftalna playing with out two of their biggest men, Danny Bhallooa and Buss Green, potted tha Cougars a great deal of height advantage which San Lorvnao used to control the fetekbOARto. Tha encounter started closely with Clair Rieka putting through 10 In tha first period to keep the Chieftalna up with the Cougars.

The first quarter ended with San Lorenzo on top, 17 to 14. The first half closed with tha Cougars in front 33-22. Fantnatto Third A fantastic third quarter saw three Chieftalna foul out and San Lorenso picked up 41 points to 22 for tho Chieftalna The score at tho and of tha third frame stood 72-44 for tho visitors. In tho final period tho second teams battlsd It out, with tho Cougars scoring two points snd ths Chieftains blanked, a complete reversal from the previous eight minutes. Clair Hicks lad ths Chieftains scoring, pouring through 18 points including eight for eight free throws before fouling out midway in tho third period.

Merle Young tallied 13 and Jim Lipe, who also fouled out, had 10 points. Huntington with 22 'and Flkoo with 14 paced the Cougar. Last nights box scores were Same Cruz Watsonville working agreement to supply baseball talent this summer. Hooper and Lewis, along with with the rival Braves of the National league. He's still there, one of the most popular men in A1 Lightweights Tar Heels in Top Position Fourth Week 4 .2 -1 .1 Watsonville Monterey Salinas Santa Cruz Friday's Schedule Monterey at Watsonville.

Santa Cruz at Salinas. Games Last Week VaraUy Santa Cruz 45 Watsonville 39. Monterey 31, Salinas 46. Lightweights Salinai 41, Monterey 31. Watsonville 36.

Santa Cruz 32. Officials were Di.Matteo and Tuck- Badgers Approve Grants to Needy MADISON. (C.EI University of Wisconsin ha joined the University of Michigan in approving a plan limiting athletic grants to needy students and forbidding athletes from accepting financial help from anyone except their parents and the school. The Wisconsin faculty voted 143-38 yesterday In favor of the plan. The Big 10 schools will decide Feb.

22 In Chicago if the plan should be used in 1957-58. Discussions of Fight Card Set By Babe Ruthers Reports from members of the fight committee will highlight the regular meeting of the Salinas Babe Ruth League tonight at 7:30 in the Californian staff The Babe Ruthers have scheduled the amateur fight card for Feb. 28 at the Srflinas Armory and members of the committee are expected to report on ticket sales, arrangements for the card and other matters concerning the boxing event. In other business, the League will discuss reports of other com-mitees, name several new com- Tria Speaker, have been men-jth major league business staff tloned as making up one of the' world. greatest defensive outfields in Hooper recalled that Lewis had baseball's history.

And it fared a great throwing arm and few baserunners attempted to stretch hits into extra bases. He would throw the ball in to the infield with hardly any trajectory and his aim was accurate. Duffy was the greatest exponent of the running backhand catch I ever saw in the major leagues, Hooper said, as he rolled up his sleeves and started back on his payroll work. Is Former Pilot Hooper, who is due to retire from his postmaster's job In September, managed the old San Francisco Missions, in 1927. He was let out of the job after the winter meetings because he felt that William McCarthy, club president, had failed to improve the team in some trades and deals.

He played in the old Mission league in this area for part of one season, then signed to become baseball coach at Princeton university. He was appointed postmaster at Capitola 24 years ago, and will reach the mandatory retirement age in September. pretty well offensively. We dropped in on Hooper, hoping that he might provide some copy about the Milwaukee Braves' connection with the Packers. When Hooper and Lewis were teammates, more than two score years ago, they made a fast friendship that is still operating.

I hear from Duffy every once in awhile, and I have a standing offer to be his guest when the Braves win the National league pennant," Hooper recalled. Crashed" Tris' Party The two men were together in 1954, when Tris Speaker was honored as he was elected to the Hall of Fame. Both Hooper and Lewis "crashed" the party, but it was a scheduled crash" that took the Santa Cruz county postmaster to Boston. In 1949 Hooper also made the trip east to see Lewis, who was being honored at a testimonial dinner. That was before the Braves left Boston for their new home in Milwaukee.

Duffy was one of the most popular men in TO SUPPORT SON MELBOURNE, Australia (T.Ei The 19-year-old widow of John Marshall, Australian swimming star who died Jan. 31 of injuries suffered in an automobile accident, announced today she would become a swimming coach to support herself and her seven-months-old son. Wendy Marshall was not an International swimming star like her late husband but she won several Australian state titles In swimming and diving as Wendy Byrne before they were married. mitees, and discuss team insurance and fund raising techniques. A1 Andersen, president of ths Salinas Babe Ruthers, will preside at the meeting.

Friday's Schedule Gilroy at Pacific Grove. Hollister at Carmel. King City at Carmel. Live Oak, bye. Games Last Saturday Hollister 41.

Pacific Grove 32. Live Oak 55, Carmel 49. Kind City 47, Gonzales 38. Live Oak LW 44. Padrebabes 27.

Spartanbabes 35, Ponies 21. Breakerbabes 21, Hayseeds 19. Non Leafs PALMA BSAVSS Boston and he received' gifts worth close to $10,000, his former teammate said. Lewis joined the Boston Red Sox in 1910. At the time Hooper was the regular leftfielder, but he was moved to rightfield to make a place for the new team member.

The latter stuck in the lineup and batted around .290, a respectable mark in the era of the dead-ball, and the colored pitches, decorated with licorice and tobacco juice. Piloted Bees There used to be a sharp incline in leftfield, near the fence in the old Braves park and it was effectionately known as Lewis' cliff. Duffy stayed with the club until the 1916 season when he was sold to New York Yankees. He played there several seasons, was once the manager of the old Salt Lake City Bees of the Pacific Coast, then went back to Boston, this time BOWLING SCORES ROUND UP LEAGUE Team Standings February 10, 1957 LONG HIKE SPRINGFIELD, (EiE) Letter carrier John J. Fopiano is retiring after 40 years service during which he hiked an estimated 200,000 miles.

AN LORENZO NEW YORK (Ui! North Carolina Tar Heels headed the United Press college basketball ratings today for the fourth straight time but the runnerup Kansas Jay-hawks gained ground because the Southern team won its two games last week by a total of six points. Kansas, Kentucky and Southern Methodist remained 2-3-4. Four of the other leading teams switched positions but California, which advanced from 12th to ninth, was the only newcomer In the top 10. Ohio State dropped from ninth to 15th. The 35 leading coaches who rate the teams weekly for the United Press based their votes on games played through Saturday, Feb.

9. Coach Frank McGuires Tar Heels raised their record to 18-0 last week but needed a doubleovertime to defeat Maryland, 65-61, and two foul shots in the final seconds to edge Duke, 75-73. After these dose shaves, the coaches gave North Carolina 22 first-place votes and a total of 333 points. Kansas Second Kansas, which whipped Nebraska by 15 points in its only start last week, received 11 first-place votes and 312 points. Kentucky and Louisville split the other two first-place votes.

Last week North Carolina drew 24 first-place votes and 338 points while Kansas received nine first-place votes and 307 points. The Jayhawks gained 10 points on the Tar Heels and now trail by 21. Bradley advanced from eighth to fifth while U.C.L.A., its 23-game Pacific Coast conference victory string snapped by Washington, dropped from fifth to sixth. Seattle remained seventh but Louisville, which was upset by Morehead (Ky.) State last week, slipped from sixth to eighth. California advanced into the select 10 after scoring two week-end victories over Oregon State.

Iowa State remained tenth. Team Ratings NEW YORK (0B) Ths United Press college basketball ratings: with first-place votes: 1. North Carolina, 333; 2. Kansas, 312; 3. 253 4.

Southern Methodist, 169; 5. Bradley, 142; 6. U.C.L.A., 126; 7. Seattle, 122; 8. Louisville, 98; 9.

California 51; 10. Iowa State, 46. Second 10 11, Canisius, 37; 12, Illinois, 32, 13, Indiana, 31; 14, Wake Forest, 23; 15 (tie), Brigham Young and Ohio State, 15 High Game, Women E. Welgelt 187, B. Hinkson 181.

172; A. Llmrite 171, 157; V. Morton 166, G. Birchfield 181, 156; S. Lincoln 161, 150; L.

Habalto 158; J. Tucker 150. High Scries Women B. Hlnkaon 466, G. Birchfield 454, A.

Llmrite 441, V. Allen 433, J. Tucker 429. High Gamez Men H. Lincoln 225, O.

Garner 198, E. Ortiz 180, S. Smith 180, P. Neely 179, 170; T. Skaggs 178, 195; E.

Allen 170, 167; D. Bauer 169. P. Hinkson 168, M. Martin 161.

High Series Men O. Gamer 496, E. Allen 492. R. Lincoln 479, P.

Neely 468, E. Ortiz 458, S. Smith 457, T. Skaggs 449. Scores: 1st quarter: Palma IS, San Lorenzo 11; hall: Palme 29, San Lorenzo IS; 3rd quarter: Palma 36, San Lorenzo 30.

Noa League PALMA CHIEFTAINS each; 17, Syracuse, 14; 18, Oklahoma City university, 13; 19, Dayton, 11; 20 (tie), Vanderbilt and Temple, 8. Others West Virginia, Memphis State, Oklahoma A and and St. Louis, 7 each; Kansas State and Washington, 5 each; Notre Dame, Michigan State and San Francisco, 4 each; Idaho State, Connecticut, Xavier (Ohio) and West Virginia Tech, 3 each; Tulane and Purdue, 2 each; St. Bona venture, 1. SAN LORENZO COUGARS FT PF TP QQ0Q00OQ Name Hunttnfton Newlin Gleaeon Tikes Hooper Anderson Ward Pardee Carmen Coulter Miller Pea.

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