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SanfaCmzSnrtlnrf-O I ditd Thursday, June 25, 1959 shop Baseball Roundup Wind Is Not Blamed For Buc Defeat 0PEM SEASON Br Tha Associated Frail AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pel by DARYL WAGNER CBL M7 ,6.17 2D 31 31 32 3.1 3 Cleveland Baltimore 3(1 Chicago 34 New York 34 Detroit 34 Boaton Kansas City 29 Waahlniton SO 1 2 'k 6'a 6 .448 (N). 'Go' Rescheduled Tomorrow Night New York (AP). The heavyweight title fight between champion Patterson and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson at Yankee Stadium today was postponed until 9:30 p.m.

(EST) Friday night because of bad weather. Promoter Hill Koscnsohn said he made his decision earlier than planned because of threatening weather and condition of the Infield at the stadium. The 15-round bout had been scheduled for 9:30 p.m. (EST) tonight. The city was swept by heavy early morning rains and afternoon showers were forecast.

It cleared shortly after noon but another heavy rain set In just as Itosensohn announced the postponement. The promoter said that Jim Thompson, superintendent of the stadium grounds, had advised that the infield was so soaked that 10 hours of sunshine would be needed to restore it to a firm condition. Good Luck Charm NATIONAL LEAGUE W. pet. CBL Milwaukee ...40 2ft 5H8 San Francisco 31 a IO Angrlea 33 Ml Pittsburgh 37 34 4a Chicago 34 34 fl Cincinnati 31 37 9 St.

Louis 30 37 .448 Philadelphia 2.1 41 14 Oamea Today Chicago at Cincinnati N), St. Louis at Milwaukee. PhUadelphia at Us Angeles (N). Pittsburgh at San Frani'iaco. Results Yesterday San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 1.

Cincinnati 4, Chicago 0. Lna Angeles 0, Philadelphia 6. Milwaukee 4. St. Louis 0, (called with 3 out in last of 7th).

37 Alex Olmedo In Win At Wimbledon Wimbledon, England MV Alex Olmedo of Peru and Los Angeles, star of the U.S. Davis Cup team, squared accounts with Ramana-than Krishnan today by defeating tho young Indian 6 4, 3 6, 6 4, 7 5 in the third round of the Wim-bledon Tennis Championships. Krishnan, 22-year-old Davis Cup player from Madras, had beaten Olmedo in the semifinals of the London Championships last week. The victory put Olmedo in the round of 16 in men's singles. He joined his U.S.

Davis Cup teammate, Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, who Rlammed out an easy 6-3, 62, 64 victory over Jan Leschly of Denmark. Four American girls, led by fourth seeded Darlene Hard of Montebello, won second and third round matches in women's singles. OimH Today New York at Kansas City Washington at Chicago, Boaton at Detroit. Baltimore at Cleveland. Results Yesterday Washington 4.

Chicago i. ft Hoaton 4, Detroit 2. Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4. Kansas City 4, New York S. Wharf And A Ling Provicla Test Ring For Young Corbel.

Descendant's Baltic The age-old battle of man against the sea was re-enacted again last week on the wharf. It was a battle that rates with Ernest Hemingway's "Old Man and the Sea," except in minature. The old man's counterpart was five-and-half year old Dan Male of Fresno and the giant tuna's was a 8 lb. ling cod. The setting was the wharf across from the C.

Stagnaro Fishing corporation building, hich is an unusual place to tie into a ling. It was a great fight and young Dan turned In a great performance. Maybe Dan's ancestors have something to do with his fighting skill. His grandfather is Ralph "Young Corbett III" Giordano, a descendant of the great fighter," who was there to second Dan in the battle. Could bo! A Glimmer Of Hope On Tho Salmon Scene Things looked up in the salmon department last week, only to completely die out a couple of days later.

There were some nice fish taken over the "hole" off D-buoy out of Moss Landing that had local fishermen holding their breath in hopes it would turn into a run. No such luck. A bit brighter news comes from the commercial salmon men who are getting big fish in good numbers between Half Moon Bay and Pigeon Point. Reports say the school may be drifting this way a bit, but it is too early to say for sure. Theberge's No-Hitter Stops Tigers In SC Little League -i Miss Hard defeated Mrs.

J. L. The Junior Chamber of Com Pony Grads fair yiSk i MS WaLsonville. The Valley Sport Shop Dodgers strengthened their hold on the North Bay Pony Grad league lead here last night, defeating the Teamsters Giants, 31. Bob Wilcox knocked out a double and a triple for the winners, driving home the tie-breaking runs in the top of the fourth.

Glenn Hamada went the distance for the leaders, pitching five-hit ball and a no-hitter over the final four frames. The Dodgers have a 6-2 record. They are followed by the Indians (42), Tigers (3-2), Giants (43) and Orioles (33). Score by innings: Dodgers 100 200 0 3 Hits 101 201 0 5 Giants 100 000 0 1 Hits 221 000 0 5 Glenn Hamada and Bob Bivins. Don Ditlevsen, Steve Soper (4) and Dan Mello.

Deloford, a British club player, 6 0. 6 2. One American, Malcolm Fox of Baltimore, was eliminated in the second round of men's singles. Fox couldn't handle the passing shots of Jean Claude Mollnari of France and went down 63, 36, 6 3. 6-2.

Karol Fageros of Miami, required 40 minutes to eliminate Mrs. A. H. Thomas of Britain, 62, 61 in second round affair. Barry MacKay, U.S.

Davis Cup player from Dayton, Ohio, was not extended in defeating Jan I.erhlev of Denmark, 63, 6 2, 6-4 In the third round of men's singles. Sally Moore of Bakersfield, reached the fourth round of women's singles, defeating Paula Courteix of France, 6 4. 6-4. Christine Truman of Britain outlasted another British girl, Pat Ward, 40, 6-4, 6-3, in another third round match. Unseeded Mimi Arnold of Redwood City, won a second round match from Dcidre Catt of Britain, 2 6, 6-3, 6-4.

Jack Fleitz, Long Beach, and John Barrett, Britain, defeated D. Reilly, Australia, and Paul Willey, Canada, 3 6, 6 2, 6 2. 61, in a men's doubles first round match. San Francisco (A" Mur-taugh. the Pittsburgh manager, says the wind in Seali stadium was never worse than Wednci-day, but he doesn't blame It for an error by which the San Francisco Giants beat his Pirates 4 3.

"That last play was just a mix-up." the manager said. "The wind didn't have anything to do with it. The ball should have been caught." With the score tied at 3 in the last of the ninth, the Giants loaded the bases when lloble I.anddrlth, Jim Davenport and Dusty Rhodes walked. Felipe Alou ran for Landrith and Leon Wagner blooped a fly back of second base. Pittsburgh's Bill Virdon and Bill Mazeroski bumped while chasing it and the ball bounced out of Virdon's glove as Alou roared across the plate with the winner.

Dick Stuart of San Carlos hit a homer for Pittsburgh In the second inning and Willie Kirkland got one for the Giants in the sixth, both traveling 420 feet. Stuart said he thought "Kirk-land's went a little farther than mine did." San Francisco scored a run in the opening inning on singles by Danny O'Connell, Willie Mays and Kirkland. O'Connell crossing as Orlando Cepeda hit into a double play. Landrith singled home Cepeda, who got a hit in the sixth and moved up on a sacrifice. Roman Mejias walked for Pittsburgh in the eighth and moved around on singles by Stuart and Bob Skinner.

A walk, a passed ball and Virdon's single for Pittsburgh tied the tally in the top of the ninth. Hardluck Harvey Haddix pitches for Pittsburgh today, trying to change the luck that brought him three defeats against a single victory since May 26 when he pitched 12 perfect innings against Milwaukee only to lose the 13th by 1-0. Haddix beat St. Louis 3-0 on June 2 but since then the Pirates have collected just five runs for him as he lost to Chicago June 7 and 17 and last Sunday to St. Louis.

He still has a 2.97 earned run average and says the extra inning loss to the Braves was "just another ball game" except that it did bring on "some ribbing from the guys." He can't think of a reason for the three losses and says "I'm not doing a thing differently." Haddix, who now has a 4-6 record, is being opposed by Stu Miller, who has a 4-3 record and a 2.84 ERA. Neither has a won-loss record against the other team. Milwaukee defeated St. Louis, 4-0, as action was halted with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. That kept the Braves two games in front of the Giants.

In other games yesterday, Cincinnati beat Chicago, 5-0 while Los Angeles downed Philadelphia, 9-6. Kansas City edged the New York Yankees in the American league, 4-3, while Boston downed Detroit, 4-2, Washington beat Chicago, 4-2, and Baltimore downed front running Cleveland, 74. Thus the Orioles moved to within a half game of first place. I New York. Ingemar Johans- Inglewood (fl).

Cellyar ($1190) won the Honey-moon Stakei at Hollywood Park Tuesday. ton holds up miniature boxing gloves he received from his home country, Sweden, last night as a good luck charm. Johansson was to meet Champion rioyd Patterson for the world's heavyweight title tonight but the bout was postponed to tomorrow evening because of bad weather. (AP Wirephoto) "nnTTlTfTl Camp Evers Wins As SC Merchants Forfeit At PG Pacific Grove. Camp Evers store advanced to the quarterfinals in the district softball tournament here last night as they won by forfeit over the Santa Cruz Merchants, 1957 district champs and runners-up last year.

Camp Evers plays Berman's of Watsonville in the losers' bracket tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The Merchants, who have been having troubles fielding a team this year, had only four players available for the trip. Players showing up at the meeting place included Bobby Soria, Bob Jackson, John Motta and Mel Bowen. L4 GOING SOUTH FIRST InRlewood OH, Going South ridden by Willie Shoemaker, accounted for the Encino Purse Wednesday at Hollywood Park. SLY Kiwanis Will Have Ghuck Wagon Feed Here's something for those going fishing for trout Saturday morning in the San Lorenzo Valley area.

The Kiwanis club is putting on a big chuck wagon breakfast behind the fire hall in Boulder Creek. For four-bits you get all you can eat, and that's quite a bargain. The money from the breakfast goes to the San Valley Kiwanis youth activities fund which makes it money well spent. The feed starts at 7 a.m. and lasts until 11 O'clock.

As an added incentive to drop by, some of the streams in the Boulder Creek area are being planted this week. The list of streams appears near the bottom of this column. Siskiyou County Beckons Hunters, Fishers I received a letter recently from J. D. "Proc" Proctor of Etna, in Siskiyou county, who runs a sportsman's ranch there.

Proc is located in one of the finest areas in the state for trout fishing that I have visited. Siskiyou county is loaded with lakes and streams that are loaded with fish. From his JII ranch you can reach any number of lakes that abound with rainbows, browns and brook trout, cither by foot or horse. If you prefer stream fishing, there plenty of creeks running alongside the roads that have 12 to 14 inch trout in them (there are some little ones, too) that are really full of fight. For added insurance there are the Scott and Salmon rivers that boast not only fine trout but some salmon and steelhead to boot.

For the fisherman, it is a mighty good place to be. For some of you who haven't decided where to go for deer hunting, this is also a good place to keep in mind. Proc has enough country for hunting to accommodate a lot of people, and there are plenty of deer. There are some mighty fine deer taken in this country each year. There is a fine bunch of so-called local deer that are hunted on the lower country and the big bucks that spend their time in the rocky crags.

Reservations are the safe way to insure a cabin andor pack trips. Simply address a letter to Proctor's JH Ranch, Etna, California. The rates are reasonable, accommodations excellent and results should be very satisfying. Trout Plant 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: Bear, Fall, San Vicente creeks; San Lorenzo river, Corralitos creek.

FLOYD PATTERSON vs. INGEMAR JOHANSSON San Jos Civic Auditorium 7:00 P.M. Elks And Navy Keep Pace In City Softball The Elks club and Naval Reserve continued their drive towards a possible city league softball first half championship last night when they posted wins at DeLaveaga park. Led by Bob Wilson's 3-for-4 and Mike Vomvolakis' 2-for-3, the Elks downed Santa Cruz Lumber, 11-1, while the Naval Reserve defeated Wilson's Tires, 9-7. Both teams have 5-1 records while Adolph's Club is not far behind at 4-1.

Frank Caso and Les Paredes had 2-for-4 to pace the Navy. Arch Stewart had 3 for-4 for Wilson's. Score by innings: Wilsons .001 330 07 Hits 001 341 09 Naval Reserve 132 021 9 Hits 231 Oil 8 Lee Duimstra, Bob Savage (5) and Dick Forester. Ron Checca-tini and Les Parades. SC Lumber 100 00 1 Hits Ill 000 3 Elks Club 422 00311 Hits 321 102 9 John Wright and Ed Dysle.

Ted Klisch and Hal Antonelli. TWO STRAIGHT 300s Miami (T). Eddie Lubanskl of Detroit bowled two consecutive perfect 300 games in an exhibition match Tuesday. merce Tigers lost a good chance of moving two full games ahead of the pack in the American Little League when they were no-hit by Skip Theberge and Knighls of Columbus Indians, in the second game at Harvey West stadium yesterday. Theberge fired the Knights of Columbus Indians to a 3-0 victory but the Native Sons Red Sox were dumped in the first game 3-1 by the Yankees, and therefore did not move into a tie for first with the Tigers.

Curt Fetty threw a one-hitter at the Yanks but three runs in the fourth inning on the Yanks' only hit did the damage. Fetty had control trouble in that frame. He struck out 10 Yankees in the five innings. Dale Rector had the only home run in the game, a solo blast in the second inning to account for the Sox only run. In pitching his masterpiece Theberge struck out nine Tigers and walked three.

One man reached third in the fourth inning. That was John Duffy who moved there after being hit by a pitch. The Indians sewed up the game in the last of the fifth on a two-run triple by Paul Bag- nasco. Pete Pappas and Larry Griffen pitched the Yanks to their first win of the second half with a four-hitter. Pappas came on in the fourth inning to receive credit for the victory.

Score by innings: Red Sox 010 00 1 Hits 021 10 4 Yankees 000 3x 3 Hits 000 lx 1 Curt Fetty and Dale Rector. Larry Griffen, Pete Pappas and Rick Vasconsellos. Tigers 000 0000 Hits 000 0000 Indians 000 12x 3 Hits 201 llx 5 Tom Johns and Kim Joslin. Skip Theberge and Dave Hart. SLV Little League Chris Cunningham a 10-year-old for the Felton Cardinals scored all three runs as the Cards beat the Scotts Valley Senators 3-2 yesterday at the Little League park in San Lorenzo Valley.

The Felton nine overcame an early one-run lead by the Senators to score single runs in the first, third and seventh innings to win, the extra inning thriller. Mike Allegri and Mark Duerr pitched for the winners with Duerr coming on in the seventh to get the win. After the first inning when Scotts Valley scored their two runs on three hits, Allegri pitched one-hit ball for his remaining five innings. Score by innings: Senators 200 000 02 Hits 300 100 04 Cards 101 000 13 Hits 201 000 03 Buddy Smith, Peter Hamm (7). Mike Allegri, Mark Duerr (7).

SC Pony League Dan Singer and Bill Fetty led the Optimist Orioles to their seventh straight victory as the birds downed the Lion Braves 16-4 in a Pony League game yesterday afternoon at Harvey West Pony League stadium. Fetty pitched the win and added to his own cause with 3for-5 and five RBI's. He also poked a solo home run in the game that saw four Orioles getting two or more hits. Singer slammed two homers over the right field fence. He was 2for-4 as were Larry Wright and Bruce Malper.

Fetty struck out 13 Braves in going the distance for the win. Score by innings: Orioles 340 126 016 Hits 130 214 011 Braves 010 120 0 4 Hits Oil 010 1 4 Bill Fetty and Mike Olivieri. Dennis McNeely, Barry Bender (6) and Mark Dahlberg. Your Assurance of QUALITY ii, j.r,J Veechiato Wants Another US Bout Chicago Iff). Italian lightweight champion Mario Veechiato wants another U.S.

fight as soon as he can get it. "I need another fight in this country," he said through an interpreter after a unanimous 10-round loss to Bobby Scanlon of San Francisco Wednesday night. "I wasn't acclimated. I need to learn infighting like the Americans do it." Scanlon's superior infighting piled up points in the televised bout at Chicago stadium. The Italian outweighed Scanlon 136 pounds to 135.

Scanlon's victory gave him a 33-3-1 record. Veechiato is 43-4-6. Piilsburoh (3) ABRH San Francisco (4) ABRH 4 1 2 h-Wagner Mavs.zb 4 Kirkland.rf 4 1 Virdon.cf Groat.sa Mejias.rf Stuart.lb Skinner.lf Hoak.ab Foiles.c Cepeda. lb 4 1 1 Boston UP). Air Pilot ($14.40) won the $75,000 Massachusetts handicapp at Suffolk Downs Wednesday on a foul after finishine ti A Brandt.lf 3 Landrith.c 3 e-Alou 0 3 Bressoud.ss 3 Antonelli.p 3 Wrthngtn.p McCrmck.p 0 f-Rhodes g-Spencer 0 second to Day Court.

Applied to sound tire bodies or to Friend. 2 a-Bright 1 Face.p 0 e-KlszwsM 1 d-Schofield 0 Daniels.p 0 Porterfld.p 0 yujrown fires Totals 34 3 91 Totals 32 4 11 Liiffla 6 "i11 V'" -4rV Wjor Only jft yt 1 a VI av a r-rit a Flied out for Friend in 7th; Popped out for Foiles in 9th; Forced Hoak for Face in 9th; Ran for Kluszewski in 9th; Ran for Landrith in 9th; Walked for MeCormick in 9th; Ran for Rhodes in 9th; Safe on error for O'Connell in 9th. Pittsburgh O10 000 0113 San Francisco 100 002 0014 E-Kirkland, Virdon. PO-A Pittsburgh 25-15 (one out when winning run scored), San Francisco 27-12. DP Mazeroski.

Groat and Stuart: Landrith and Bressoud; O'Connell unassisted: Groat, Mazeroski and Stuart. LOB Pittsburgh 8, San Francisco 8. 2B Virdon. Hoak. HR Stuart, Kirkland.

Brandt, Bressoud. RBI Kirkland, Landrith, Virdon, Stuart, Skinner. i "it tn a i i cri $4 00 DOWN Sprucettes Win The Santa Cruz Sprucettes posted a 17-9 Girls' league softball victory over the Beatnicks last night at Harvey West stadium in a game highlighted by a home run by Gen Dysle of the Sprucettes. Score by innings Sprucettes 23(10) 217 Hits -01 3 26 Beatnicks .20 0 79 Hits 11 0 79 Mary Ann Cowdcn, Shelly Yapp (4) and Darlene Silva. Molly Fokens and Sally Newlove.

I Per Tire As Low as $1.25 weekly TODAY Baseball SC Pony League Giants vs. Redlegs, Harvey West stadium, 5:15 p.m. SLV Little League Athletics vs. Yankees, 4:15 p.m., and Indians vs. Tigers, 6:15 o'clock, SLV high school diamond.

Farm League Boulder Creek vs. Scotts Valley and Felton vs. Ben Lomond. Pony Grads Yankees vs. Tigers, 7:30 p.m., Harvey West stadium.

National Little League Cubs vs. Cardinals, 5:15 p.m. and Dodgers vs. Pirates, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West LL stadium. MC Little League Soquel vs.

Live Oak, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. Softball City League Senator Club vs. Soquel (A), 7 p.m., and Camp Evers vs. Moose lodge (A), 8:30 o'clock, DeLaveaga diamond.

TOMORROW Baseball Pony Grads Giants vs. Tigers, Harvey West stadium, 7:30 p.m. and Pirates vs. Braves at Watsonville, 6 o'clock. Mid-County Little League Ap-tos vs.

Capitola, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. Pacific Little League Orioles vs. Giants, 5:15 p.m., and Athletics vs. Braves, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West LL stadium.

SC Pony League Orioles vs. White Sox, Harvey West stadium, 5:15 p.m. Softball District Tournament at Pacific Grove Camp Evers store in 7:30 p.m. game against Berman's of Watsonville. City League SC Lumber vs.

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