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i Thursday, Junt 18, 1939 Santa (thn ntUttl-l I CD Bird Mmm IL ra o) Giants Half-Game Out Ump In ThoMiddlo SeMtiofit Spotted 1 't Braves Get 7 Hits i In Double Defeat By Ed Wilks AP Sports Writer What's with the Milwaukee Braves? They've lost 10 of their last 15 and have been shut out three times in the last five games. Is this the beginning of the end to their hold on the National league pennant? Or is this just another of those slumps, such as they had and shrugged off While winning the flag the past two years. PENSE ASON V5 NY Mayor's Group Chairman Says Announcement Forthcoming New York (AP). The chairman of the Mayor's Committee for Baseball said today the formation of a third major league will be announced between July 1 and July 15. William Shea, who heads Mayor Robert F.

Wagner's committee to bring another major league club to New York, said the league hopes to start operating In 1961. Shea announced for the first time, the identity of the chief backers of the proposed New York member of the third league. He said there are three groups involved, headed by Mrs. Charles S. Payson of Manhasset, N.Y Mrs.

Dorothy Killam of Montreal, and Dwight F. Davis, of Southamnton, N.Y. Davis Is the son of the donor of tennis' international trophy. Shea wouldn't name the other member cities of the third league. He said the backers of the clubs in these cities will identify themselves in the next few days.

Other cities reportedly in line for franchises in the new circuit include Dallas-Fort Worth. Houston, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Toronto and Denver. by DARYL WAGNER Either way, they have only a half-game edge left from what was a bulging 4'2-game lead a month ago after dropping a twi-night doublcheader at Los Angeles Wednesday night. They were checked on five hits by lefthander Sandy Koufax while losing the liasclmll Problems Have Two Sides That Sometimes Cause Controversy An accusation was made recently that outdoor writers for newspapers were generally anti-fish and game.

This was said while discussing the recent action of the fish and game commission's deletion of the special archery season, which this column strongly opposed. To answer this, it is far from correct. The department and commission of fish and game are operated as a business, with the people of California being both stockholders and customers. We are stockholders in that it is our fish and game they are managing, and customers in that we use these resources. The fish and game commission is the board of directors, making the rules and setting the policy, and the department is the working staff tnat carries out the commission's opener 10 2, then were blanked on two hits by Danny McDevitt, another lefty, as the Dodgers took the second game 4 0.

That put second place San Francisco, a 7-5 winner over Cincinnati, Just one game behind in the "lost" column and within .009 percentage points of the champs. The sweep hoisted the Dodgers Into fourth place, one percentage point behind Pittsburgh after the Pirates' 5-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Both the Dodgers and Hues are only 2'i games from the top. Johnny Antonrlli registered his tenth win for San Francisco although he required help from Sam Jones in the eighth and ninth frames. Daryl Spencer and Jim Davenport homered for the Giants while Cincinnati's runs came on round-trippers by Frank Robinson, Pete Whisenant and Johnny Temple.

I 'J 'tM i Sports Calendar TODAY Baseball Pony Grads Indians vs. Orioles, Harvey West stadium, 7:30 p.m. SC Tony League White Sox vs. Braves, Harvey West stadium, 5:15 p.m. SLV Little League Indians vs.

Athletics, 4:15 p.m., and Tigers vs. Orioles, 6:15 p.m., Felton diamond. Farm League Ben Lomond vs. Scotts Valley and Boulder Creek vs. Felton.

MC Little League Aptos vs. Soquei, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. Pacific Little League Athletics vs. Giants.

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

Soquei Merchants vs. Texaco at Pacific Grove, 9 p.m., district tournament. TOMORROW Baseball SC Tony League Orioles vs. Giants, 5:15 p.m., Harvey West stadium. Mid-County.

Little League Capitola vs. Live Oak, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. American Little League Yankees vs. Tigers, 5:15 p.m.

and Red Sox vs. Indians, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West park. Pony Grads Tigers vs. Yankees, 7:30 p.m., Harvey West stadium, Braves vs. Giants, Watson-ville, 6 p.m.

Softball Camp Evers store vs. unannounced opponent in loser's bracket, district tournament, at Pacific Grove, 7:30 p.m. SC Merchants vs. Berman's of Watsonville or Hollister, district tournament, at Pacific Grove, 0 p.m. By Th AuoclaUd Pri AMERICAN LEAGUE W.

L. I'rt. GBL Cleveland 33 24 ChlcaKO 33 27 Detroit 32 28 .533 2, Baltimore 31 29 .517 3', New York 29 2 4'j Kansas City 2 30 6', Washington 28 34 .433 'a Boston 25 34 .424 0 Garnet Chicago et Mew York. Kanus City at Washington (N). Detroit at Baltimore.

Cleveland at Boston. Hwulli YMtarday New York 7, Chicago 3. Washington 7, Kansas City 2. Baltimore 4. Detroit 0.

Cleveland at Boston, postponed, coid. --i i Au- Kan Francisco. Umpire In a day game today. Manager Bill Rigney planned to start either NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Trt.

GBL gie Donntrlli is gelling a going over by coach Wes Westruni, left, and Manager Ivigney after a close play In the eighth inning of yesterday's game between the Cincinnati Itedlegs and the (Hants. Argument started when Donatelli called Hnbift I.amlrith out at first on an attempted base hit bunt, (iiants won, 7 5. (AP Wirepholo) .524 Milwaukee 35 27 S.in Francisco 35 2fl r'iU5hurph 33 30 Los Angeles 34 31 Chicago 32 30 Cincinnati 29 33 St. Louis 2 33 Philadelphia 23 37 'i 2'i 2 3 A B'j 11 i HI .523 .518 .459 .383 orders. Outdoor writers act as watchdogs for the people by keeping close tabs on all phases of the game management's actions and reporting it to the readers.

These reports are evaluated and given in the light of how they will affect the sportsmen, and often an opposite stand must be taken from the department or commission. These people running the show are sincere and honest people, but they are people, and as such, can be on the wrong track some of the time. When this happens, especially on things like the archery season deal, the other side of the argument must be given. If you really want the truth, most writers would like to write about actual hunting and fishing, and not have to use columns arguing with game management. My view Is each, column means a chance to do some jnore hunting or fishing so I can come home and report on actual conditions.

That is when I can truly do my work and wear a smile all the while. But these other things come up from time to time and must be reported. Sometimes the matters are urgent and force a really enjoyable column to be held back. The department and the commission generally do an excellent job, and as long as that is the case, the column is devoted to where to go and how to do it. Gam Today Pittsburgh at Chicago.

Cincinnati at San I'ranclwo. Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N'). Only games scheduled. Results Yattsrday Chicago Pittsburgh 2. San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 8.

Ixs Angeles 10-4, Milwaukee 2-0. St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 4. Halbach, Mallcke Play For Women's Club Golf Crown Mrs. Jean Halbach and Mrs.

Grace Mallcke were to collide on the Pasatiempo golf course today for the women's club championship. Yesterday, Mrs. Halbach defeated defending champion Mrs. Harriet Gustavson, 1-up while Mrs. Mallcke downed Miss Jean Leighton, 2-up.

In the defeated championship competition, Mrs. Sue Edwards beat Mrs. Maylynne Flower on the 20th hole and Mrs. Maryon Costella won by default from Mrs. Jane Dalzell.

Thus, Mrs. Edwards played Mrs. Costella today. First flight semi-finals results found Mrs. Edna Austin defeating Mrs.

Hannelore Thomas, 1-up and Mrs. Betty Puget downing Mrs. Dorothy Simmers, 2 and 1. In the second flight, Mrs. Kathleen Pinckney defeated Mrs.

Joy Aiken, 1-up and Mrs. Hazel Hart-ke beat Mrs. Jean Whitehead, 3-up. Mrs. Biff Herbert defeated Mrs.

Sheila Stuart, 2 and 1 and Mrs. Bonnie Angell advanced by a bye in the defeated first flight competition. In defeated second flight play yesterday, both Mrs. Katie Richards and Mrs. Eloise Kilpatrick advanced by byes.

Perfect Gift for Father' Day Hackbarth't Sport Shirts Slacks -fa Dress Sox Wallets Swim-wear tt jrmrr, Senator's Rally To Down Moose A four-run seventh inning gave the Senator club a C-2 win over Moose lodge in city league Softball play last night, moving the Solons a half came ahead of Camp Evcrs in the loop standings. The Senator club trailed 1-0 going into the sixth but they exploded for six hits in the final two frames off losing pitcher Fred Moro who had pitched one-hit ball until that time. Jim Mills hurled a three hitter for the win. In (he "li" league came. Paul Al Worthington (12) or Stu Miller (3 3) of his overworked staff against the Redlegs Joe Nuxhall (34).

St. Louis whipped Philadelphia 10-4 in the other JS'L game. As a refresher, the Braves blew almost all of an 8'ii-game lead with a 3 8 slump in early September before winning the flag in 1957. Last year they dropped nine of 15 at this same stage of the rare but came out of the spin by building a quick 3'i-game lead. They blew that, too, before taking over for good In July.

They've lost behind their best pitchers in this present skid, with Lew Burdette dropping two, Bob Rush three, and Bob Buhl one. In Wednesday night's opener, southpaw ace Warren Spahn failed to finish a five-run first inning for his third defeat In his last four decisions. The Braves, getting a first game home run from Johnny Logan against Koufax (3-1), who gained his first complete game while beating Milwaukee a second time this year, had only a pair of singles by Hank Aaron in the nightcap. McDevitt (5-6), walked three, struck out two. Los Angeles broke through a two-hit shutout by Joey Jay (2-5) in the seventh of a bases-loaded walk and an infield out, then added two in the eighth off Bob Trowbridge on a single by Don Demeter and Gil Hodges' double.

The Giants broke a 2 2 tie with five runs in the sixth against Orlando Pena (3-5) on three singles, one a two-run smack by Willie Kirkland, three walks and an er Try Big Sur Provides Fine Trout Two Cubs Throw No-Hitter But Lose To Cardinals, 3-1 I HACKBARTH'S it" Crawford hit a home run and About the where and how, if you want some excellent paced Adolph's club to an 11-2 I Two Lion Cub pitchers teamed win over Santa Cruz Lumber. Crawford pitched the victory. trout fishing (planted), try the Big Sur river in the park area. This is heavily planted throughout the season and has big crowds on weekends, but during the week there up to throw a no-hitter at the 20-30 Cardinals but still lost the game 3-1 last night in Santa Cruz National Little League action at aren't many on the stream. The river is beautiful for 1611 Stibright StnU Cm PINK SWAN WINS Tnglewood UP) Pink Swan ($7.50) won the $8500 mile feature Wednesday at Hollywood Park for 3-year-old fillies.

trout, and you can find plenty of fish. Fish the fast water just like you would for natives, and fish it thoroughly, for best results. Too many people check the pools and when they can't see fish in them, decide the stream has been fished out. This is the way of people who fish only for planters, and it leaves a lot of fish in the stream for trout fishermen. orc nv innings: SC Lumber 000 101 02 Hits 120 200 0 5 Adolph's 104 015 11 Hits 211 225 x-13 Ken Gordon and Ed Dysle.

Paul Crawford and Bob McClosky. Senator Club 000 002 4 6 Hits 010 002 4 7 Moose Lodge 000 101 0 2 Hits 210 000 0 3 Jim Mills and Bob Kassio. Fred Moro and Nick Vomvolakis. Harvey West stadium. Perry Brantley and Dennis Finn did not give up a hit in the four inning game but walks and sloppy fielding spelled doom for the Cubs as the Cards scored twice in the first inning and then kept that lead to win.

MED The Cubs had only two hits off the right hand offerings of John was little Merle Craig who came up with two hard chances at second base. Once in the third inning he robbed an Oriole of a base hit with a diving catch of a grounder, he got up and threw the runner out by half a step. Score by Innings: Redlegs 000 000 00 Hits 000 010 01 Orioles 401 000 5 Hits 401 100 6 Byron Shields and Ricky Wil-kins. John Pierce and Mike Oli-vieri. Pony Grads Watsonville.

Wayne Holt scattered four hits and pitched the Valley Sport Shop Dodders to a 5-1 victory over the Mid-County Pirates in a North Bay Pony Grad game here last night. Tom "Butch" Finta started on the mound for the Bucs and was charged with the defeat. He was Wilson who received credit for This little story will illustrate the point. A couple of weeks ago one of my fishing cronies spent two days at Sur. Both days he limited out and was to select his keepers and release the smaller ones.

The second day he was fishring downstream and came onto a group of about 30 people waiting by this. big pool where the fish ror. the victory. Your Assurance of QUALITY San Francisco (7) AH In the first game the Moose Dodgers scored in every inning 4 2 2 Mays.cf 4 10 to beat the Kiwanis Pirates 13-3 Kirkland.rf 5 1 3 Cincinnati (i) AB 5 14 Pinson.cf 4 0 0 Whisennt.rf 4 2 2 Robinson. 11 4 11 4 0 2 Dotterer.c 4 0 1 Dropo.lb 3 0 1 1 0 0 had been planted every Wednesday at 3 clock in the Cepeda, lb 0 2 afternoon.

Gary Zobrowsky and John Boegel each banged out two of 1 1 1 1 0 These people had driven from Monterey, Carmel, the Dodgers' seven hits as the Spnoer.2b Brandt. If Uintlrjth.c KodRers.ss Antonelli.p Jones.p 1 1 0 1 winners scored eight times in the first two innings to walk just for the plant. Well, they got fooled that day. The department changed the time and day of planting, and those people turned around and went home without even away with the game. KasKa.s 2 10 c-Newcmbe 10 0 Pena p.

2 0 0 Acker.p 0 0 0 a-Henrich 10 0 Arroyo.p 0 0 0 d-Bailey 1 0 0 Score by innings: Dodgers 354 113 Hits 312 1 7 Pirates 100 2 3 Hits 110 2 4 Gary Zobrowsky and John Boegcl. Garry Venturini (4), Vince Riccabono and Bob An-stead. Cards 202 03 Applied to sound tire bodies or to relieved by Bill Fitzgerald in the fifth. Finta collected two of the Mid-County hits. The Pirates made five errors and the Dodgers one.

Score by innings: Pirates 000 001 01 Hits 110 010 14 Dodgers 000 211 4 Hits .000 211 4 Butch Finta, Bill Fitzgerald (5) and Brad Elliott. Wayne Holt and Roger Miller. SLV Little League Steve Howk and Pete Hamm v'WWcwn Hits 000 00 Cubs 010 01 our own tires Hits 02 John Wilson and Phil Lang- Totals 36 5 111 Totals 34 7 11 a Struck out for Acker in 7th; Flied out for Dropo in 8th; Struck out for Katko in 9th; Struck out for Arrovo in 9lh. Cincinnat'i OOO 200 1115 San Francisco ..001 105 00x-7 Thomas 2. PO-A Cincinnati 24-8, San Francisco 27-8.

DP Kodgers, Spencer and Cepeda; Kasko, Temple and Dropo. LOB Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 10. 2B-Kirkland, Temple 2, Thomas. HR-Davenport, Robinson, Spencer, Whisenant. Temple.

RBI Temple 2, Robinson 2. Whisenant. Davenport 2, Kirkland 2, Cepeda, Spencer. IP ER BB SO Pena 5'4 8 6 6 6 6 Acker 2 1 10 0 Arroyo 2 10 0 12 Antonelli 7 9 4 4 2 7 S. Jones 2 2 110 3 Winner Antonelli (10-3).

Loser Pena (4-4). Venzon, Donatelll, Conland, Burkhart. 3:00. A 13,037. wetting a line.

Yet there were plenty of fish just waiting for a fisherman who wanted to fish. So there's a good place for trout fishing within a two-hour drive of Santa Cruz. Another point of interest is a screen that has been put across the river to stop the downsteram movement of the trout. When the fish reach the screen they are taken from the water and released again at the upper end of the park so anglers can get a second chance at them. Trout Planting Schedule This week the following coastal county streams and lakes are scheduled to be restocked with catchable-sized trout by the Department of Fish and Game.

Anglers are reminded that this list is tentative and subject to change, depending on water and road conditions and other factors: Monterey County Arroyo Seco creek; Big Sur San Mateo county Upper Bean Hollow lake; Gazos, Pescadero creeks. Santa Cruz county San Lorenzo river; Fall, San Vicente, Soquei creeks. rish. Perry Brantley (3), Dennis Finn and Bob Scott. Better Hurry! With Spring here, MG's head for the open road, (leaving very few behind in the showroom).

Why be lasl in line? SG Pony League John Pierce pitched his second itched a double one-hitter in San -orenzo Valley Little League yes $2462 4l th. "taut terday with Hamm getting the best of it as the Scotts Valley Sen straight one-hitter and socked a first-inning homer to lead the Optimist Orioles to a 5-0 win over Hansmann's Redlegs. Gary Bow- BMC c- nm tt tht nit mirt out' GO DOWN M1 ators posted a 3-2 win over the Ben Lomond Yankees. ens single in the fifth was the Per Tire VsP only hit. FRY team up for PROFIT with the NEW Hom ELITE The only bit off of Howk was a second inning home run by Buddy Smith.

Meanwhile, John Ryan, the first man at bat in the contest, singled for the only hit off of Hamm. Scotts Valley's Solons iced the FIGHTS As Low as $1.25 weekly Pierce joined two teammates in a first-inning home run parade that saw four runs score. Bill Fetty and Dave Foster also went for the long ball, all three homers were over the right field wall. Foster laid into a Byron Shields' i IMPORTED CARS U. S.

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After two were out 544 Ocean St. GA 3-2694 v'ii mm in another error allowed what turned fast ball and pounded it deep into bye-bye land for the final homer of the inning, but after that the Redlegs' right hander got real out to be the winning run to cross the plate. Score by innings: tough and threw impressive ball. Yankees 100 0012 Shield gave up only one more Hits 100 0001 Senators 010 20x 3 ONE-EYED VICTORY Boston () One-Eyed King ($3.80) beat Noureddin by a head Wednesday in the $35,000 John R. Macomber Memorial Handicap at Suffolk Downs, where Phil Grimm rode four winners to run his meet-leading total to 62.

This New Tread run, and that was an unearned tally in the third. He struck out five and matched Pierce pitch for pitch after the bad first inning. Hits 010 OOx 1 Steve Howk and Allen Hilton, i NEED NEW TIRES? Pete Hamm and Hap Hasty. Seal means you I I get the best new treads you can buy for the money! Pierce sent 12 men back to the miv 11 Yf ft 19 bench via strikeouts, he walked seven and was never in any trouble throughout the seven innings. iv uw up OM (F sm Flts tr to lct 4nmrl Cuti IS traat It li Mcondt Strtifht Fielding standout for the night jctot Orivt I FOR PASSENGER CARS SPORTS CARS Unconditional Hmrd Guaranttel plunft cut ko, clunnf a(.

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