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i I i Newk Direw Snickers; Wilms in A Sow Wednesday, June 17, 1959 Santa Cruz Sfntlitrl -5 Triple Play Sparks Soquel To MCLL Win Over Live Oak Beavers Regain City League Tie For First Place Tamp Evers store moved Into a first place tie with the Senators club in city league soft-hall last night by thumping the Moose lodge, 7 3. The Braves held a 7 0 lead going Into the top of the sev enth when John Klrby rellev-ed Joe Jfllison on the mound. Jellison had hurled 11 innings In two days. But Camp Evers did not give Kirhy any support and Jellison had to return to action to snuff out the rally. The Moose scored SPORTS CALENDAR straight, all complete games, with a 3.00 earned run average and 4-0 against the slugging San Francisco Giants after he chopped them down again Tuesday night 2-1.

It was Newcombe's seventh victory of the season, matching his total for last year when he lost 13. This one slipped the Giants two games behind the National league leading Milwaukee Braves who eame off with the game because of the time limit. There were no hitters with more than one safety for either team. 5-4 victory at Los Angeles. Pittsburgh tightened its hold on third, just a game behind the Giants, by beating the Chicago Cubs 5-2.

St Louis swept a twi-night pair from Philadelphia, 8-1 and 5-2. In the American league, Cleveland made it seven in a row, 4-1 at Boston, and took a full game lead over Chicago's second-place White Sox, beaten 51 at New York. Detroit at Baltimore and Kansas City at Washington were rained out. Newk, who hasn't lost since he dropped his fourth May 10, stretched the Giants slump to three games with a six-hitter, walking none and striking out three. The sixth-place Reds didn't give him a lead until they roughed up Mike McCormick for both runs in the eighth inning on Vada Pinson's 11th homer, a single by Frank Robinson and a double by Frank Thomas.

The Giants scored in the third on Hobie Landrith's double, a sacrifice and Jim Davenport's sacrifice fly. It's the only run Newk has allowed In 18 innings. The big right-hander put it away when Daryl Spencer tapped into a game-ending double play with the tying run on third and the winning run on three runs. In the league came, Big Crock Lumber posted its first win of the season by downing winless Wilson Tires, 9 6. Warren Perrlgo had 2 for 3 for the winners and Randy Ward 3 for 4 for the losers.

In the second game Don Childers had 2 for-3 for the Beavers and Nick Vomvolakis collected 2for-4 for the Moose. Score by Innings: Wilsons 600 000 00 6 Hits 511 000 07 Big Creek 113 004 0 Hits 014 002 7 Lee Duimstra and Dirk Fores ter. Warren Perrigo and C. Wilson. Moose 000 000 33 Hits 000 Oil 24 Camp Evers 005 002 7 Hits 006 001 7 Rich Dictz and Nick Vomvola kis.

Joe Jellison, John Kirby (7), Jellison (7) and Bob Looney, New York Charlie Burr 1951 riding champion, snapped a 63-racc losing streak on New York tracks Tuesday when he scored a triple at Belmont Park. Soquel Wins In District Softball Play Pacific Grove. No-hit relief pitching from the second inning on by Doug Kranich paced the Soquel Merchants to a 6-4 win over Thrifty Auto here last night Howard Adams started for Soquel and gave up three first inning hits plus a crucial error in left field. Thrifty Jumped off to a 4-0 lead at the end of three but the Merchants bounced back with a trio of runs in each of the fifth and sixth frames. Soquel next plays Texaco of Pacific Grove tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock in the winners bracket.

Texaco, winner of something like 25 consecutive contests, is the number three seated team. Friday, Camp Evers store plays a 7:30 p.m. losers' bracket game while the Santa Cruz Merchants, number two seated, play in the 9 o'clock encounter. Lance Bei collected a perfect 4-for-4 to pace Soquel last night while T. J.

Scott had 2-for-3. By The Associated Press There were snickers last spring when Manager Mayo Smith figured the big guy on his pitching staff might be Don Newcombe. Sure, Newk had won 27 in 1956, but he was washed up, hadn't been able to win 20 over two seasons since. So who's the ace of the Reds staff? Big Newk, winner of six By Th Auociald PrM AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L.

Pet. GBL Cleveland Chicago Detroit 33 24 .579 ..33 26 .559 ..32 27 .542 ..30 29 .508 Baltimore New York 28 29 .401 Kansa City 26 29 .473 Boston 25 34 .424 Washington 25 34 .424 Garnet Today Chicago at New York. Kansas City at Washington (N). Cleveland at Eoston. Detroit at Baltimore (N).

Roultf YeaUrday New York 5. Chicago 1. Cleveland 4, Boston 1. Detroit at Baltimore, postponed, rain. Kansas City at Washington, postponed, rain.

NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GBL Milwaukee 35 25 583 San Francisco 34 28 .548 Pittsburgh 33 29 .532 I.os Angeles 32 31 .508 a 3 4 'a tnicago 31 30 Cincinnati 29 32 508 ,475 St. Louis 27 33 .450 8 Philadelphia 23 36 .390 11 i Games Today Pittsburgh at Chicago.

Philadelphia at St. Louis (N). Milwaukee at Los Angeles (2-N). Cincinnati at San Francisco. Result! Yesterday Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 2.

St. Louis 8-5, Philadelphia 1-J. Milwaukee 5, Los Angeles 4. Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 1. 2-East Santa Cruz Fishing Derby Tickets WITH EACH LUBRICATION ADDED EXTRA: FREE Interior Vacuum with each lubrication Extra Dividends from Temporary Location 595 Pacific Ave.

GA 3-4550 TODAY Baseball SC Tony League Orioles vs. Redlegs, p.m., Harvey West stadium. SLV Llttla League Yankees vs. Senators, 6:15 p.m., Felton diamond. Ben Lomond vs.

Felton in Farm league, 5 o'clock. Pony Grads Pirates vs. Dodgers at Watsonville, 6 p.m. National Little League Dodgers vs. Pirates, 5:15 p.m.

and Clubs vs. Cardinals, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West stadium. Softball SC Lumber vs. Adolph's (B), 7 p.m., and Senator club vs. Moose (A), 8:30 o'clock.

TOMORROW Baseball Pony Grads Indians vs. Orioles, Harvey West stadium, 7:30 p.m. SC Pony League White Kox vs. Braves, Harvey West stadium, 5:15 p.m. SLV Little League Indians vi.

Hole-ltvOne Ernest Gehrman of Daly City scored his first ace recently nn the fifth hole at Pasatiempo. He used a five iron for the 180-yard par three hole. BANK. Let the new account many benefits that are yours A rare and somewhat unusual triple play yesterday led the So quel Athletics to an 11-7 win over the Live Oak Browns in a Mid-County Little League game. Soquel's triumph moved the A's two games ahead of the second place Browns.

With men on first and second In the first inning, Gary Murphy hit a fly to center. Mike Rypka tagged up and streaked for third and the ball went past the third baseman. Soquel Catch Tom Keck backed up third and fired to Pitcher Dennis Ohio covering home who tagged Rypka out. Meanwhile, Ralph Antonelli had moved down to second. He rounded the bag and headed for third when Ghio nailed him for the triple play.

Rypka and Vaughn Stumpf each collected a pair of hits for Live Oak. No Athletic hitters had more than one safety but Bob Bowers, Joe Brashears and Keck tripled. Stumpf, despite losing, went the distance for Live Oak and struck out nine. He walked three. In the Farm League game, league-leading Live Oak Oaks defeated second place Soquel Padres 11-4.

Score by innings: Oaks 421 1411 Hits 351 0211 Padres 100 21 4 Hits 101 12 5 Lee Cook, Dexter Rodgers (1) and Joe Baldhosky. Stephen Gilbert, John Caton (4) and Joe Herman. Browns 014 101 7 Hits 013 022 8 Athletics 203 04x 11 Hits 102 Olx 4 Vaughn Stumpf and Gary Murphy. Dennis Ghio, Joe Brashears and Tom Keck. Pony Grads Effective relief pitching by Don McDuffee and two fielding gems by Fred Pfyffer accounted for an 8-5 Lion Orioles victory over the American Legion Braves last night at Harvey West Stadium in the North Bay Pony Grad league.

McDuffee relieved starter Bob Lockwood in the second inning and after giving up one run on a single by Danny Rowan shut the door on the Braves for the remainder of the game. The Orioles fought back from a 4-0 margin with three runs in both the third and fourth innings. In the third, two costly throwing errors set up three runs and in the fourth a dropped fly ball in right field accounted for three more. Pfyffer cut off a possible Brave rally in the third when with one run already across he back-handed a line drive in the hole behind second base to end the inning with no more damage. Pfyffer sparked again in the seventh when he dug out a hard hit grounder to get the lead-off man, and help McDuffee through the inning as the next man up singled.

Al McCommon's two-for-four led the Orioles at the dish, he also scored three runs and had one RBI. Danny Rowan collected two hits for the losers. Score by innings: Braves 031 010 05 Hits 1 021 Oil 16 Orioles 003 302 8 Hits 022 102 7 John Chapin (6), Joe Montoya and Fred DeWald. Bob Lockwood (2), Don McDuffee and Gary Wright. SC Little League The Junior Chamber of Commerce Tigers kept the American Little League race interesting as they bounced the front-running Native Sons Red Sox 10-2 at Har vey West stadium.

Little Steve Nonneman threw a three-hitter at the powerful Red Sox. He picked up help at the plate from his catcher, Kim Jos-lin, who had a perfect four-for-four with six RBI's and a home run. Nonneman struck out eleven on his way to the victory and he gave up eight walks, but no earned runs. In the first game the Elks Yan kees and the KC Indians fought to a 3-3 tie and couldn complete IiHlJiP A you' to' JL ipgJL JL KJ TO SAVE AT 1 ll Thrifty Auto (4) ABRH 4 11 Sanchez, rt 2 0 Millette.ss 1 1 Thice.cf 2 1 Martin.lf B.DAmrlJf 2 4 1 2 Fdison.c Lavett.lb A.DAmrl.p Tribino.p Totals 21 4 Soquel 000 033 0 Thrifty Auto 301 000 04 Major League Leaders By The Associated Prna AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting (based on 150 or more at bats) Quenn, Detroit, Kaline, Detroit, .357. Runs batted In Killebrew.

Washington, 48; Skowron, New York. 44. Home runs Killebrew, Washington, 22; Co la vi to, Cleveland, 20. Pitching (based on 5 or more decisions) Wilhelm, Baltimore, 9-1; Larsen, New York, 6-1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (based on 150 or more at bats) Aaron, Milwaukee, Burgess, Pittsburgh, .347.

Runs batted in Banks, Chicago, S4; Robinson, Cincinnati and Aaron, Milwaukee, 55. Home runs Mathewa, Milwaukee, 22- Banks, Chicago. 18. Pitching (based on 5 or more decisions) Face, Pittsburgh, 10-0; Elston, Chicago, 4-1. INCLUDING PARTS AND LABOR Terms SERVICE Phone GA 6-2643 Soquel () ABRH Nunesb 4 0 1 Bei.lf 4 0 4 Hager.c 3 0 0 Parr.lb 3 10 Partlow.Sb 4 2 1 2 0 0 Travlor.rf 10 0 Seott.cf 3 12 Adams.p 2 0 0 Kranich.p 12 1 Totals r7SS Athletics, 4:15 p.m., tnd Tlgert vs.

Orioles, 6:15 p.m.. Felton di amond. Farm League Ben Lomond vs. Scotts Valley and Boul der Creek vs. Felton.

MC Little League Aptos vs. Soquel, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teami play at 4:43 o'clock. Pacific Little League Ath. letics vs.

Giants, 5:15 p.m. and Orioles vs. Braves, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West stadium. Softball Cement Plant vs. Wilson'i Tirci (B), 7 p.m., DeLaveaga diamdnd.

Its Do Or Dig For Fresno State In NCAA Tonight Omaha Fresno Stat and Oklahoma State meet in win-or go home NCAA College Base-hall World Series game tonight, with the winner to battle with Arizona for the championship Thursday. The three teams are 31 following the surprise win of Fresno State over Arizona 20 Tuesday night and Oklahoma State's 4-3 elimination of Penn State. officer there tel! when you save YOU AmM SOQUU Score by Innincs: Yankees 0 1 0 2 0 3 Hits 0 2 0 1 0 3 Indians 0 0 3 0 0 3 Hits 0 0 3 1 1 3 Larry Griffen (4), Pete Pappas and Ricky Vasconcellos. Dave Hart and Skip Theberge. Tigers 2 0 2 3 0 310 Hits 2 0 2 2 1 411 Red Sox 0 10 0 102 Hits 10 1 0 103 Steve Nonneman and Kim Jos-lin.

Curt Fetty and Dale Rector. SC Pony League Bob Walker hit and pitched the Miramar Giants to a 14 4 win over the Lion Braves in Pony League action at Harvey West stadium yesterday. Walker went the distance for the winners, giving up four runs on only five hits, and received fine support from his teammates. Along with his fine pitching Walker drove in four runs with his big bat. Jerry Christensen, Frank Fuji-mura, and Phil Pedemonte all had two hits as the Giants pounded out 10 hits in the seven-inning game.

Mark Conrad and Mark Cahl-berg led the losers at the dish with two hits. Score by innings: Giants 0 3 5 2 0 0 414 Hits 0 3 3 2 0 0 210 Braves 0 2 1 0 1 0 04 Hits 0 2 1 1 1 0 05 Bob Walker and Frank Fuji-mura. Dennis McNeely, Jim Miller (6) and Barry Hart-sell. Frost Scores Major Tennis Upset Victory London W. Jack Frost of Monterey, upset Australia's No.

2 ranking player, Roy Emerson, today in the third round of the London Lawn Tennis Championships. The score was 6-4, 3-6, 7-5. It was the biggest upset of the tournament. Emerson is one of Australia's Davis Cup hopes and is seeded eighth at Wimbledon next week. Dogged retrieving tactics by Frost unnerved Emerson in the second set.

The 24-year-old Cali-fornian chased every ball and forced the Australian into costly errors. Challenger Unimpressive By Jack Hand AP Sports Writer Grossinger, N. Y. UP). To put it mildly, Ingemar Johansson was not impressive.

Perhaps it was an off-day for the unbeaten Swede. Perhaps he was holding back for fear of giving away any secrets. Whatever it was, it left many boxing writers cold. Johansson, in the home stretch of his training for the June 25 title match with Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium, showed little fire in his work Tuesday. After spearing Bill Johnson with some stinging left jabs, he confined himself to trying to block punches.

Some he didn't block, especially when Clarence Floyd, a New York light heavyweight crowded him. Johansson said candidly after it was over: "Four good days and then this the fifth. And with all the boxing writers and Jack Dempsey watching. I was not so fast. It was one of those days." The European heavyweight champ used his right sparingly as he has done in all his workouts.

Still, they insist the right is a big punch the punch that knocked Eddie Machen cut in one round. A slugger devoting all his time to a jab is something like Mickey Mantle spending an entire spring training practicing bunts. 7i i DR. LINDNER Phone Lindner f. Overhaul first after two singles.

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PO-A Cincinnati 27-16. San Francisco 27-7. DP Rodgers, Spencer and Cepeda; Newcombe, Kasko and Dropo. LOB Cincinnati 10. San rraneisco 4 2B Landrith.

Brandt. Robinson. Thomas. HR Pinson. McCormick.

SF Davenport. RBI Pinson, Thomas, DavenDorL TP 6 9 0 ER 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 BB 0 2 0 Newcombe .9 McCormick 7'i S. Jones Miller 1 1 0 Winner Newcombe McCormick (4-). (7-4). Loser HBP By Miller (Temple).

Burk- hart, venzon, uonateui, conian. I 2:50. A 20,939. Ex-Welterweight Champion Starts Comeback Tonight Miami Beach, Fla. (IP) Virgil Akms, who used to be welterweight champion, hits what he hopes to be the comeback trail tonight against undefeated Luis Rodriguez, the Cuban welter king.

Akins is 7-5 favorite to stop the speedy Rodriguez in their na tionally-televised 10-round fight in Miami Beach exhibition hall. Akins boasts a 49-22-1 record and claims he had a letdown after winning the title from Miami Beach Vince Martinez last June. He lost the crown to Don Jordan and failed to regain it in a return bout. Rodriguez scored seven knock outs in 21 fights, including a no-decision contest. Ump's Meeting All persons interested in learn ing baseball rules or umpiring are urged to attend a meeting tonight in the Mission Hill gym, Milo Badger said today.

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