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Gjnta Grin 5r ntlrtrT Monday, Jurt 22, 1959 Sentinel Barry MacKay Wins First Wimbledon Tennis Match Baseball Roundui Ilo CabrflTo Grid Team This Fall Contrary to a recently published report, Cabrillo college, the new Santa Cms county Junior college, will definitely not field a football team next fall, Floyd Younger, director of Instruction said this morning. When the school hired Larry Slemerlng as football coach and director of physical education, It was rumored that three or four games might be played this fall. Younger explained there is a difficulty In scheduling as most schools already have their nine-game limit. The new school will field basketball and baseball teams in the Coast Conference along with other spring sports. Cleveland Sweeps Pair From NY; Leads By Two 1 MacKay, seeded fifth, beat Ian Vermaak of South Africa 6-2, 6-2, 36, 62 in the first round.

MacKay, a U. S. Davis Cup player, is on leave from the U.S. Air Force. Neale Fraser, the Australian left-hander who is seeded second, defeated Pierre Darmon of France 6 4.

6 4, 6 2. Gardnar Mulloy, 45-year-old Miami player, defeated Anatol Jan-sco, a Polish exile who lives in Encland, 6-3, 6-3, 6 2. Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, who was runner-up to 01-medo in the U.S. Intercollegiate Championship last year, pulled off a minor upset when he defeated Budge Patty, a Los Angeles native who lives in Paris, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-0. Tatty is ranked 12th in the United States and Douglaj 14th.

i rrr r. 1111, I 4 the Indians. Each hit two homers, one in each game. Colavito's first game homer, with a man on base In the third inning, proved to be the winning blow. Power's second home came in the 14th inning of the nightcap and snapped a 4-4 tie.

The blow came off Jim Coates, third Yankee pitcher, who had given up a run In the 13th only to have the Yankees get it back in their half of the inning. The double defeat dropped the Yankees into fifth place, 3'4 games off the pace. A sweep would have boosted the Yankees, who had won five straight and 17 of their last 23, into first place by half a game. W4 HEAVY TRAINING Ingemar Johansson points out the sights to his Birgit Lundgren, prior to their visiting the United Nations headquarters in New York, shown in the background. The Swedish challenger broke training to attend a Federal Cour trial having to do with his fighting Flcryd Patterson for the Vitle at Yankee Stadium on June 25.

fiv Joe Relchler AV Sports Writer The Cleveland Indians owned their biggest lead in the American League since May 26 today and they owe it to the determination and the strong right arms of pitchers C'al McLish and Jim Grant. It was McLish and Grant who slowed up the on-rushing New York Yankees Sunday by pitching the Indians to a doublchcader sweep, 4 2 and 5 4 in 14 innings. The victories boosted the Indians' first place margin to two games over Chicago and shoved the de fending champion Yankes back into the second division. The largest crowd of the major league season 08,680 Yankee stadium spectators sat through seven hours and 14 minutes and saw McLish and go all the way although giving up 25 hits between them. McLish registered his seventh victory despite allowing 11 hits in the opener.

He left 13 Yankees stranded. Grant hurled all 14 innings in the nightcap, winning his fifth as he yielded 14 hits, lie left 12 Yankees stranded. Billy Pierce pitched the White Sox into second place, with a 3 2 triumph over Boston that dropped the Ked Sox into the American League cellar, two percentage points behind Washington. The Senators climbed up to seventh by thrashing Detroit 4 3 and 7-5. The double defeat lowered the Tigers into a third place tie with Baltimore, which bowed to Kansas City 7 0.

Milwaukee's Braves opened up a game and a half lead over San Francisco in the National League as they thrashed the Giants 13-3. Pittsburgh's third place Pirates split a doublehender with St. Louis, winning 10-8 after the Cardinals had won the opener 5-1. Cincinnati walloped Los Angeles 17-3 and the Chicago Cubs blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 40 behind the one-hit pitching of Johnny Biwhardt. Hocky Colavito and Vic Power shared the hitting honors for 4 Wimbledon, England.

Tall Harry MacKay of Dayton. Ohio, the only seeded American player in the men's singles tournament, won his opening match in the 73rd Wimbledon Tennis Championships today. Major League Lcaders Br Th Associated Prss NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (ba.M'd on 175 or more at bats) Aaron. Milwaukee, White, St. Louis, .300.

Runs batted In DnnkJ, Chicago, 67; Aaron, Milwaukee, 61. Home runs Mnthewi, Milwaukee, 22; Banks, Chicago and Aaron, Milwaukee, 19. Pitching (basd on 5 or more decisions) Face, Pittsburgh, 11-0; Llirton, Chicago, 4-1. AMERICAN LEAGUE BatUng (based on 175 or more at bats) Kuenn, Detroit, Kaline, Detroit, .351. Runs batted In Killebrew, Washington, 63; SkowTon, New York, 50.

Home runs Killebrew. Washington. 24; Colavito, Cleveland, 22. Pitching (base on or more derisions) Larson, New York, 6-1; Wilhelm, Baltimoie, 9-2. week! ILIGAPX ItlvH Title 'Go'- Big Contrast In Fighters' Training Rr Jack Hand AP Sports Writer Chatham.

N.J. While Incemar Johansson played polf and swam with his fiance at a plush mountain resort, heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson sweated out 4i pounds in the oven heat of an oldfashioncd training camp. The contrast between the training methods of the unbeaten challenger from Sweden and the champion never was more pronounced than it was Sunday. Johansson finished his boxing Saturday at Grossinger, N.Y sparring six rounds without throwing his right hand more than six of seven times. He will do no more ring work until the fight Thursday night at Yankee Marlium.

Fatterson cut his work to two rounds at Fhsan's camp where about 1000 spectators crowded inside and around the tiny gymnas ium. Trainer Dan Mono saia Floyd weighed 184'i pounds when he started. After the workout, the champ said he weighed 180. In many ways the scene at Chatham reminded you of the old days at Fompton Lakes, N.J. when Joe Louis' camp drew busloads of Sunday visitors at a fee.

There was one important difference. No admission is charged at Fatter-son's camp. Somebody spread a rumor that there was free beer. The champ had planned to box three or four rounds. Instead he went only two, one each with Bill Tate of Chicago and Lou Jones of Rockford, 111.

He concentrated on defense but had to be called off by his trainer while battering Tate against the ropes. He also threw a fast flurry at Jones. Rockv Marciano, the retired undefeated champ, was at ringside. "This is the fastest heavy-Height I ever saw," said Marciano, who said he weighed 220 pounds. "I wouldn't like to compare him with Johansson.

I only saw Johansson two rounds Saturday." Meanwhile, back in the Cats-kills, Johansson had finished 18 holes of golf and a 10-minute swim in the pool with his fiance, Birgit Lundgren, and his sister, Eva. Newsmen crowded around him. Someone said, "Are you nervous with the fight close at hand." The handsome Swede answered quickly and clearly. "Why should I be? I am a professional." Sports Calendar TODAY SC Pony League Redlegs vs. Braves, 5:15 p.m., Harvey West stadium.

MC Little League Live Oak vs. Aptos, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. National Little League Cubs vs. Dodgers.

5:15 p.m.. and Cardinals vs. Pirates, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West stadium. Pony Grads Dodgers vs. Yankees, 7:30 p.m., Harvey West stadium.

Softball Soqucl Merchants in district tournament game, 7:30 p.m. and Camp Evcrs Store in 9 o'clock contest, at Pacific Grove. City League Naval Reserve vs. Elks Lodge (B), 7 p.m. Girls League Branciforte Bombers play Fresh Freshmen, 7:30 p.m., Harvey West stadium.

TOMORROW Baseball Pony Grads Indians vs. Orioles, "7:30 p. Harvey West stadium. SC Pony League Giants vs. White Sox, 5:15 p.

Harvey West stadium. SLV Little League Yankees vs. Tigers. 4:15 p. and Orioles vs.

Athletics, 6:15 p. SLV high school diamond. Farm league games, also. MC Little League Capitola vs. Soquel, 6:15 p.

Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. Pacific Little League Orioles vs. Athletics. 5:15 p.

and Giants vs. Braves, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West sodium. Softball City League Big Creek vs. Cement Plant (B), 7 p. and Soquel vs.

Moose Lodge (A), 8:30 o'clock, DeLaveaga park diamond. WELCOME 595 Pacific Ave. GA 3-45501 Ben Lomond In First PL Win; No-Hitter Thrown In MC Loop 7. Standings By Tht A'aoclalad Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W. l'r-t.

GBL Cleveland 35 27 Chic-HKU 3 30 .531 Dvtroit 34 31 .523 Baltimore 34 31 .523 New York 32 31 .5 Kansas ity .28 3.1 .458 Washington 30 .44 Boston 2 35 .444 Cam Today New York at Kansas City (N). Only game scheduled. Raaults Yesterday Wa.shlnirton 4-7. Detroit 3-5. Cleveland 4-5, New York S-4, (sec ontl game, 14 innings).

Kansas City 7, Baltimore 0. Chicago 3. Boston 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L.

Pet. GBL Milwaukee 38 18 San Francisco 37 20 Pittsburgh 38 32 Los Angeles 38 33 Chicago 33 33 St. Louis 30 35 Cincinnati 30 36 Philadelphia 25 38 .576 .552 IV, .529 .522 .500 .455 .397 3 3i 5 8 1114 Games Today Philadelphia at Los Angeles (N). Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Only games scheduled.

Results Yesterday St. Louis 5-R. Pittsburgh 1-10. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 0. Milwaukee 13, San Francisco 3.

Cincinnati 17, Los Angeles 3. WALTZ WALTZES TO WIN Stanton, Del. (V) Waltz ($3.20) beat Open View by 5 Mi lengths Saturday in the $44,900 Leonard Richard Stakes for 3-year-olds at Delaware Park. frame as the Cub twirlers blanked Capitola without a hit for seven innings. The final score was 10-1.

Baird also homered with two teammates on in the second in ning. Led by Mark Schultz' ninth homer in 10 games, Live Oak downed the front-running Giants Rick King and Tom Schot also hit homers for Live Oak and all three had two hits apiece. Allen Smith had 2-for-3 for So quel. Score by innings: Cubs 150 100 310 Hits 010 000 5 6 Braves ...000 010 0 1 Hits 000 000 0 0 O'Del Alan Feuerhak- en (4) and John Lucy. Bob Fen nell, Jeff Baird (2) and Bob Thomson.

Giants 000 300 2 5 Hits 000 410 2 7 Cards 081 120 12 Hits 052 100 8 Randy Smiley, Allen Smith (6) and Gary Smith. Tom Schot and Mark Schultz. Pony Grads Watsonville. The Teamsters Giants and Valley Sport Shop Dodgers posted North Bay Pony Grad wins here yesterday by forfeit. The San Lorenzo Valley Yankees forfeited to the Giants while the County Bank Tigers of Santa Cruz lost to the Dodgers.

With the Tigers' setback. Fer- rell's Indians took over undisput ed lirst place as they are the only team in the league with less than two defeats. The Indians have a 4-1 record. WARREN ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL WIRING HEATING and FIXTURES CONTRACTING 925 Soquel Ave GA 3-5954 SUNTAN CREAM' FOR THE WORLD'S FASTEST TAM! STie Fisher Gets Chance With Giants Today San Francisco UP. Eddie Fisher, who wishes he had tried a knuckleball sooner, gets his first major leaguep itching assignment today for the San Francisco Giants against the Pittsburgh Pir ates.

Fisher, who is 22 and a year out of the University of Oklahoma, thinks he might have managed to snag a hefty bonus if he had the knuckleball among his assortment of throws when he left college. He had an 11-7 record last season with Corpus Christ! in the Texas League and was 10 4 with Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League this year, including a one-hitter he threw last week against Portland. At least part of the reason for his quick jump is that the Giants used four pitchers Sunday in i futile attempt to stop the Milwau kee Braves who collected 15 hits while drubbing the Californians 13 3. That moved the Braves l'i games ahead of the second place Giants. Among the Braves' blows were three two-run homers cracked by Hank Aaron and other four-baggers by Johnny Logan and Del Crandall.

Johnny Antonclli, the Giant starter, failed to last the first in ning, taking his fourth loss against 10 victories Daryl Spencer got a homer for the Giants. Fisher, after being called up, recalled that "I didn't throw the knuckleball In college. I think the coach thought it was an old man's pitch. But I worked on it on the side and it sort of came naturally." "I had a 13-2 record in college. but some of the scouts thought my fast ball wasn't good enough," Fisher explained, "so I didn get anv of those big offers Milwaukee (19) San Francisco (3) ABRH Pafko.cf 2 1 1 Bruton.cf 3 1 1 Mathews.3b 5 2 2 Aaron, rf 6 3 3 Adcock.lb 3 1 0 Torre.

lb 1 0 Crandall.e 4 3 2 Covingtn.lf 5 0 1 Logan. ss 4 12 Mantilla.2b 4 0 2 Spahn.p til ABRH Dvnport.Sb 4 Kirkland.rf 5 Mays.cf 5 4 Spencfr.2b 4 Brandt. If 4 Schmidt.e 4 Rodgprs.ss 4 Antonelli.p 0 Mlller.n 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 G. Jones, 0 0 0 a-Alnu 1 0 1 Shipley b-Sauer 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 42 13 15 Totals 38 3 11 Singled for G. Jones In 7th: rued out for sniDley in atn.

Milwaukee 5()0 014 30013 San Francisco 010 0OO 101 3 Spencer. PO-A Milwaukee 27-9, San Francisco 27-10. LOB Milwaukee, 8, Ran Francisco 9. 2B Bruton. 3B Pafko.

HR Aaron 3. Loean, Spencer, Crandall. Bruton. RBI Aaron 6, Mathews 2. Crandall.

Logan 4, Davenport, Kirkland, Spencer. IP II ER Spahn 9 11 3 3 Antonelli '4555 Miller 4'i 5 4 4 G. Jonea 2 4 4 4 Shinley 2 1 0 0 Winner Spahn (9-8) Loser BB SO 1 2 1 0 2 2 1 1 0 2 -Anton ein io-4i. HBP By Miller (Mantilla). Da-coli.

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All through the pro circuit this year, he has been near, but never quite at the top. But Sunday he came from behind a one-stroke deficit to capture the Canadian Open with a 72-hole total of 276, and haul down top prize of $3500. Bob Ewing of Aptos carded a 77-7677 for a 230 total in the first three rounds but his score yesterday was not available. Shelby, Salvadori Win At Le Mans Le Mans, France. VP) Carroll Shelby of Dallas, and Roya Salvadori of Great Britain Eiloted Aston Martin to victory aturday in the Le Mans 24-hour endurance race.

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Tun Eriekson threw a one-hitter in the first game as he paced the Cubs' win. Sam Nigh had 3-for-5 while Ron Dryden, Bruce Buckner, Eriekson, Bob Owens and Jim Bennett each had a pair of hits. Score by innings: Cubs 022 601 415 Hits 123 301 313 Cards 011 000 0 2 Hits 000 010 0 1 Tim Eriekson and Bruce Buck ner. Carl Henn, Ron Ellis (4) and Ellis, Henn (4). Braves 445 22118 Hits 445 10115 Giants .000 310 4 Hits 100 001 2 Pete Taylor, Toddy Wilder (3) and Marvin Smith.

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