Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 15

Sunday, June 21, 1959 Sanla Cnu Stinixul -1 5 Yachts Tuneup For Miss California v. Mortoira Top AftEnBete Dyrol Burleson, Tidwell Boys Leagues Baseball Buckner's No-Hitter Knots SLV Pony Loop; Braves Edge Giants In Pacific LL Playoffs Establish New AAU Marks Boulder, Norton of San Jose State winner of the 100 and 200-meter sprints Saturday was voted the outstanding athlete in the 71st National AAU Track and Field Championships. Oregon freshman miler Dyrol Burleson and Kansas University hurdler Charlie Tidwell raced to sensational record-breaking victories in the rain-dampehed National AAU Track and Field Championships. Burleson, unmindful of the mile-high altitude or the soggy cinders, beat his senior teammate Jim Grelle, the NCAA mile champion, in the race, 120 yards short of a mile. Burlesoin's time of 3 minutes, 47.5 seconds cracked the AAU mark of 3:47.9 se In 1940 by Wisconsin miler Walter Mehl.

i finished the game for the Senators. Jamison struck out the last man to face him in the bottom of the sixth inning with the bases loaded to win the game. In the farm league game the Live Oak Oaks scored 18 runs on onlv two hits to beat the Stars 186. Scores by Innings: Stars 051 0 6 Hits 032 1 6 Oaks 422 1018 Hits 100 1 2 Doug Graham, Ken Vokola, Dennis Leamy and Richard Page and Tim Rudy. Dexter Rodgers and Joe Baldeshi.

SG Little League Wessendorf's Braves moved within one game of first place in the first half Pacific Little League standings yesterday by defeating White's Giants, 6 5, in a seven inning game. The Giants needed only to win the makeup contest to cinch the flag but the Brave win means one more contest will have to be played in a makeup of a game called earlier because not enough innings had been played. That happened twice during the first half. In other action, Peter Pini of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Tigers turned in the "play of the year" Friday as his teammates beat Elk Yankees maintained their American Little League lead. The score was 1-0.

The Native Sons Red Sox. first Three yacht races will be featured as part of the annual Miss California pageant next Saturday at the main beach in Santa Cruz. The races will start off the Municipal wharf and will drag for five miles. The entire show can be seen from the beach. Starting time for the event will be 3:15, the race is Tidwell, NCAA 100 yard dash champion, blazed to a United States record In the ZOO meters low hurdles.

His time around one curve of 22.6 seconds broke his 1958 mark of 22.7. Tidwell also erased the AAU mark of 23.3 by Harrison Dillard in 1946. San Jose State's great sprinter, Ray Norton, sped to victory in the 200 meters to become the only double champion in the two-day meet. He won the 200 meters in 20.8 seconds. Norton copped the 100 meters in 10.5.

Norton took over the crowns held last year by Bobby Morrow, Abilene, Tex. Christian's great star who failed to qualify in either event. Morrow has been unable to get in top condition since suffering a muscle spasm in his left thigh at Houston June 6. The Southern California Strid-era, featuring record breaking shot putter Parry O'Brien, repeated as team champions. Al Oerter of the New York Athletic Club set an AAU meet record In the discus of 186 feet.

inches Saturday. Fortune Goraen set the old mark of 183 9 in 1953. BUY AT HOME AND SAVE Finsterwald And Crampton Tied In Canadian Open Montreal cn. Bruce Crampton, a straight-shooting son of a Sydney, Australia, policeman, and Dow Finsterwald, the United States PGA champion, tied for the lead Saturday after the third round of the Canadian Open Golf championship. Finising in a steady rain at the Islesmere course, Crampton, leader at the halfway point, posted a 70 for his 205 total and sterwald shot a 69 to tie him for the lead.

It still was anybody's tourna- ment going into Sunday's final round as the weather failed to make the 6695-yard, par 36-36 72 Islemere course tough for the top professionals of four coun-" tries. Although their 54-hole totals of '205 were 11 under Islesmere's par, Crampton and Finsterwald I had only a one-stroke lead over Art Wall of Pocono aMnor, Pa winner of three tournaments and nearly $35,000 on the pro circuit this year, and Doug Ford, former Masters and PGA winner. Wall had a third round 70 and Ford a .69. A mid-afternoon thunderstorm halted play for nearly half an hour and rain fell almost con-! tinually thereafter. Two strokes behind the leader at 207 came Jay Hebert of San-ford, two under par with a 70.

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Boys League Standings Worth Bit Ponr Grid Pet. GBL Indian (SC) 4 1 .800 Tigers (SC) 3 1 .750 Giants (W) 3 2 .600 Dodgers (W) 3 2 .600 Orioles (SC) 2 3 .400 Braves (W) 2 4 .333 MC Pirates 2 4 .333 SLV Yankees 1 3 .250 Legend: SC Santa Cruz: watsonville; SLV San Lorenzo Valley and MC Mid-County. American Llttl Loau Pet. GBL Tigers 3 1.000 Red Sox 2 1 .667 1 Indians 0 2 .000 2 Yankees 0 2 .000 i Pacific Llltl Laou 2nd Half 1st Half GBL GianU ..2 1 6 2 Braves 1 11 5 3 Orioles 1 11 4 4 Athletics 0 3 2 1 7 First half makeup game to be played. Mid-County Lllll Lraou Pet.

GBL Soquel Athletics 7 1 .875 Live Oak Browns 4 4 .500 2'2 Capitola Senators 4 6 .444 i Aptos White Sox 1 7 .125 6 SC Ponr Lngut v. Pet. GBL Orioles 6 0 1.000 White Sox 5 1 .750 Giants 2 4 .333 Redlegs 2 4 .333 Braves 0 6 .000 MC Farm Leagut Pet. GBL Live Oak Oaks 7 Aptos 4 Soquel 2 Capitola ...1 .875 .667 2 .333 4 .125 ELT Llttl Leagu Pet. GBL SLV Senators 5 Felton Indains 3 EL Yankees 2 BC Tigers 1 SV Orioles 1 BC Athletics 0 1.000 .750 .500 .250 .333 .000 V'a 2'j 3' 2 3 National Llttl League Pet.

GBL Dodgers 3 0 1.000 Cards 2 1 .667 1 Cubs 1 2 .333 2 Pirates 0 3 .000 3 SLV Pony Leagu Pet. GBL BC Giants 4 1 .800 SV Cubs 4 1 .800 Felton Cards 2 3 .400 2 BL Braves 0 5 ,000 4 MC Pony Leagu Pet. GBL Soquel Giants 8 1 .889 LO Cardinals 6 3 .667 2 Aptos Cubs 4 5 .444 4 Capitola Braves 0 9 .000 0 Softball Standings Tri-Counly Leagu Pet. GBL Pacific Grove 2 SC MERCHANTS JL1 Salinas 1 Monterey 0 Hollister ...0 1.000 .500 .500 .000 1 1 14 .000 No games played last week because of tournament in Pacific Grove. City Leagu Pet.

GBL Senator Club 4 1 MQ Camp Evers 3 1 .750 Moose Lodge 1 4 3 Soquel Merchants ,1 3 .333 Leagu Pet. GBL Naval Reserve 4 0 1.000 Adolph's 4 1 .800 14 tiKs CluD 3 1 .750 I hC Lumber ...2 2 Cement Plant 1 4 Wilson Tires 1 4 Big Creek Lumber 1 4 .500 2 .200 3'4 .200 3' i .200 3'j Mark Twain liked to travel and he summed up his wanderings with "Nothing helps scenery like ham and eggs." 1 Steve Smith threw one hit ball for four innings and was relieved by Jerry Baptista who finished the game in one hit fashion. Smith also led his teammates at the plate with 2for-4, as the Tigers could only manage four hits off two San Lorenzo Valley pitchers. Cozad and Brian Sinnott pitched impressive ball and if it wasn't for some sloppy fielding In the third inning when the Tigers scored three runs on no hits the game would have been closer. Score by innings: Tigers 103 001 05 Hits 100 111 04 Yankees 000 000 00 Hits 000 100 12 Steve Smith, Jerry Baptista (5), and Larry Eaton.

George Cozad, Brian Sinnott (7), and John Treuge. Watsonville Paced by Bob Matiasevich's thrce-for-four and Joe Montoya's neat three-hitter the American Legion downed the Teamsters Giants 3-1 in a North Bay I'ony Grad game here Friday night. The Braves pounded out ten hits but costly errors by the Giants set up the Braves runs. Montoya struck out eight Giants in going the route for the winners. Score by Innings: Braves 001 010 1 3 Hits 032 120 311 Teamsters 001 000 0 1 Hits Oil 100 0 3 Preps To Carry Olympic Games Torch In 1960 More than COO of California's finest prep school athletes will relay the Olympic torch from Los Angeles to Squaw Valley for the February 18 opening of the VIII Olympic Winter games there.

This news was revealed today by Walt Disney, the Games' Pageantry committee chairman. This will be the final leg of the torch's spectacular round-the-world journey from Greece that will Include a helicopter lift to the top of the mountains surrounding Squaw Valley. There a skiborne bearer will race down the slopes to light the sacred Olympic fire which will burn throughout the all-day period of the Games. Each high school athlete will run one mile of the history making journey and will stop In cities along the way for civic functions, The boys will be provided by the California Interscholastic federation, governing body of high school athletics. Tickets and housing Information concerning the International spectacle which will host more than 1000 athletes from 34 nations are available by writing Olympic Winter games, San Francisco.

Bonnie Anqell Wins Golf Honor Mrs. Bonnie Angell fired a 71 to win the 18 hole tourney at the Peninsula golf course recently. Mrs. Angell was followed by Mrs. Biff Herbert who carded a 78.

Others who placed were Mrs. Kathleen Pinckney and Mrs. Tres-sie Riley. In the sweepstakes Mrs. Hattie Gustavson and Mrs.

Maryon Costella tied for first with 71's. Miss Jeannie Leighton placed second with a 76 net score. Von Saltza Wins Swimming Races Santa Clara Chris Von Saltza of Santa Clara Youth Village Saturday won the 200 yard backstroke and 299 yard individual medley in the California Age Group Swimming Meet. Her times were 2:24.7 and 2:26.1 respectively. Steve Skold of Santa Clara YV won the men's 100 yard butterfly in 55.9 and Ted Stickles of San Mateo the 200 individual medley in 2:08.8.

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Jeff Hclmer, John Silver-berg (2), Toddy Wilder (3), and Marvin Smith. BC Giants 001 001 02 Hits 000 000 00 SV CUDS 2i 010 6 Hits 102 010 4 Bobby Adams and Mike Snra- gue. Bruce Buckner and Tim Ericson. SG Pony League The league leading Optimist Orioles had to fight off a determined Miramar Giant nine before beating them 9-8 in the eighth inning Friday night in a Santa Cruz Pony league game, at Harvey West stadium. The Orioles held a comfortable 7-2 lead mostly on the strength of Dave Foster's three-run first inning homer, when the Giants began to move.

In the third inning the Giants scored three runs without a hit to narrow the gap to 7-3, and then In the sixth scored three more times to tie the game at 8-8 and send it Into extra innings. The Orioles scored the winning run on a sacrifice fly in the top of the eighth and then John Pierce, the birds' ace mound-man closed the door on the Giants in the bottom of that frame for the victory. Pierce hit the fly that brought Curt Austin home with the winning run, a line drive that was caught by second baseman John Bradley in center field. Score by innings: Orioles 403 001 019 Hits 203 001 006 Giants 023 003 008 Hits 010 002 003 Mike Olivieri, Bill Fetty (3), John Pierce (6) and Larry Wright. Ron Baishiki, Bob Walker (2), Jerry Christensen (3) and Frank Eiyimura.

MC Pony League Mark Schultz set a Pony league record for Mid-County when he teed-off on a seventh inning homer his eighth of the season. Schultz paced the Live Oak 8-4 victory that had three homers for the Cards. In the second game the Soquel Giants remained unbeaten as they downed the Capitola Braves 6-3 on Mike Vera's four hit pitching. Schultz was joined In the homer circle by catcher Jeff Smith who hit his second of the year, and Glen Ensign, who got his first round tripper. Score by innings: Cards 310 012 18 Hits 300 004 1fl Cubs 004 000 04 Hits 4 104 101 07 Tom Schot, Ron Russell (4) and Mark Schultz.

Rick Wicklund, Bob Fennell (4). Jeff Birad rfn and Jeff Smith. Braves 010 010 13 Hits 000 030 14 Giants 230 010 6 Hits 211 001 5 Dick Shaffer, Allan Feuerhaken (6) and John Lucv. Mike Vpra and Gary Smith. MC Little League The Canitola Spnatnrs nnw im with eight big runs in the fifth inning Friday night to beat the Live Oak Browns Q-H in a Tirt.

County Little League game. Bob Schultz led the winners at the plate with 2-for-4 and Gary Murphy banged out two hits for the Browns. Jeff Jamison PainM thp rrpdit for the victory as he relieved Schultz in the fourth inning and nf nT ON .,.066 CASH A CARRY (fel 1009 Santa Cruzans Split In PG Softball Play Pacific Grove. Camp Evers store kept its district championship softball hopes alive with a victory here Friday night while the second seeded Santa Cruz Merchants were defeated, 54. Both games went eight innings.

Harry Flint put down perfect two-strike bunt in the bottom of the eighth to score Bob Martin and give the Beavers a 21 win over Thrift Food Store. Joe Sturges threw a masterful one-hitter for Camp Evers in pitching the victory. Martin had singled earlier. In the second contest, the Santa Cruz Merchants played like the San Francisco Giants on their last eastern swing. Santa Cruz was guilty of numerable errors behind left Bobby Soria who surrendered 11 hits, several of them in the "cheap" variety.

The Merchants blew a 4-0 lead. With two outs and two strikes on Mel Morris, the Watsonville first baseman bounced a single over Don Sweets' head in the bottom of the eighth to provide Ber-man's with the winning margin. Camp Evers plays again tomorrow night against an undetermined opponent and if they win, they will meet the Santa Cruz Mer chants at 9 p.m. Wednesday. Thrlfly Food Camp Evers ABKH ABRH Loonev lb 3 0 1 Fitzpatrlckrf 2 0 0 Flint rf 10 1 James Orchard 3b Enea If Sewell 2b Locicero lb 4 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 Jollison ss 2 0 0 Kirby Sturges England cf J.Epatrick2b Cold 3b Martin If D.Flint If 3 1 0 Perkins ss 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 1 McComiekcf 2 10 Green Lavin rf 3 0 0 3 0 0 totals 29 1 1 I Totals 26 2 Thrifty Foods Stores 001 000 001 Hits -000 1 00 001 Camp Evers Store 000 100 012 Hits 100 110 025 RBI H.

Flint, Sturpes. LP Green. WP Sturges. BB off Sturges 2, Green 1. SO by Sturges 0.

Green 2. 6C Merchants Berman'f (S) Merchants (4) ABRH ABRH Hernandez Taylor cf Patterson ss Morris lb.lf Davison If Goldman 3b Johnson 2b Farracanelb Motta 3b 0 0 0 0 0 Marple ss 5 Moro 2b 3 Jackson 2 Fassio rf 4 N.Vmvlkls cf 4 Soria 4 Bowen If 4 Sweet lb 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 2 0 2 A-Blnkburgp 2 lggins 2 0 0 B-Rock rf 21 1 Totals 354 7 I Totals 35 511 A Singled for Farracane in 6th. Grounded out for Wiggins in 6th. Santa Cruz 030 100 00 .4 Hits 030 201 01 7 Berman's 300 021 23 5 Hits 300 021 2311 3BH Sweet. RBI Soria, Bowen 2, Sweet, Taylor, Blinenburg, Goldman 2, Morris.

LP Soria. WP Blinken-burg. BB of Soria 5, Wiggins 3. SO by Soria 10, Wiggins 6, Blinkenburg 2. IP Blinkenburg 2, Soria 7 2-3.

Wiggins 6. buy at Home and save $149.50 half champions, triumphed ti-5 to move to within one game of the Tigers in Friday's second game. in yesterday's National Little League action, the Moose Dodcers posted a 13-9 victory over the 20-30 Cardinals to take a firm hold on lirst place. Both were undefeated in two contests going into yesterday's slugfest. Meanwhile, the Lion Cubs posted their first win, an 11-2 victory over the winless Kiwanis Pir ates.

The Dodgers won the first half flag. Home runs were hit by Curt Fetty of the Red iox, Skip The-berge of the Indians, Dave Wilson, of the Cubs (a grand slam), Bob Scott of the Cubs and John Castro of the Braves. Some of the weekend's top hit ters were Dale Rector, Red Sox, 4-for-4; Tom Eklof, Yankees, 2-for-3; Curt Fetty, Red Sox, 2-for Gary Neumann, Indians, 3-for-4; John Boegel, Dodgers, 3 for-3; Bert Bongiovanni, Dodgers, 3for-4; Chuck DavenhilL Dodgers, 3 for-4; Phil Langrish, Caras, 3 forl3 and John Wilson, Cards, 2-for-3. Perry Brantley, Cubs, 2-for-2; Bob Scott. Cubs.

2-for-4: Steve Ghidinelh, Giants, 2-for-3 and lony Mikus, Braves. 2for-4. Steve Cartwright robbed John Morris of a home run when he made a catch leaning against the fence in the Giant Brave encounter. Pini's catch Friday came with two outs and Yankees on first and third. Pinl robbed Eklof of his third hit by going deep behind third and grabbing a line shot, barehanded, throwing to secona for the force out.

Friday's Games Yankees 000 00 "its 101 02 Tigers 000 11 Hits 010 34 Pete Pappas and Ricky Vascon-cellos. Tom Johns and Kim Jos- lin. Indians 102 200 510 Hits 112 310 0 Red Sox 202 010 16 Hits 202 110 17 Skip Theberge, Gary Neumann (7) and Chuck Comstock. Lee 'Skinner, Dave Yeazell (7) and Dale Rector. Saturday's Games Cubs 200 0911 Hits 311 0510 Pirates 100 10 2 Hits 110 20 4 Perry Brantley, Dennis Finn (4).

Vince Riccabona, Garry Ven- turini (5). Dodgers 101 06513 Hits 202 15313 Cards 103 230 9 Hits 201 131 8 Bert Bongiovanni. Bill Parodi, Phil Langrish (6). Giants 004 100 5 Hits 004 100 0 5 Braves 210 200 1 6 Hits 101 301 0 6 John Morris, Nick Skorski (6), Steve Welch (7). John Castro, Dick Pino (4), Dave Belardello (6).

Pony Grads Dennis Cody got every one of his 200 plus pounds behind a George Cozad fast ball and belted it out of sight over the left field wall at Harvey West Stadium, in a County Bank Tigers' 5-0 victory over the SLV Yankees Friday night. Cody's blow came with no one on in the sixth inning and had very little to do with the outcome of the game that was decided in the Tiger's three run third. Fleck Drops Out Of Canadian Open Montreal UP. Jack Fleck, Los Angeles pro and 1955 U.S. Open champion, pulled out of the Canadian Open Golf Championship Saturday in a huff because he wasn't allowed to park where he had been accustomed to leaving his car.

Harvey Raynor, PGA tournament supervisor, said Fleck would be fined $100. Fleck was told by an attendant to park at another spot near the clubhouse. Apparently some spectators had parked in the area reserved for competitors. Eli I. 595 Pacific Ave.

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