Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 12

Thursday, April 2, 1959 1 2-Santa Crux 5rntUttI Calmer pens Defense Of Masters. Golf Title CCAL IHlirselhiDders flfetfraffM era a by DARYL WAONIR Ploy Tomoirrov Wright Displays Power Ken Wright and right fielder Roland Lynn. Rod Crump, Holy Cross roach, plans to start a former St. Francis student on the mound in Brian Sinnott. He also plans to use his number two Hurler, Charley Marrenaro, in the outfield.

The rest of the Panther lineup will probably include catcher Kl-don Ross, first baseman Ron Trin-chcro, second baseman John Meschi. shortstop Steve Ricca-bona, third baseman Rob Curran, centerf ielder Joe Weber and right fielder Joe Marini. lineup will probably include catcher Ken Johnson, first baseman Bob Lockwood, second baseman John Kirby, shortstop Bruce McPherson, and outfielders Ken Negro and Al McCommon. Wayne Richards, San Lorenzo Valloy coach, plans to start sophomore curve bailer George Cozad against the defending co-champs. The rest of the Cougar lineup will probably include catcher John Treugc, first baseman Steve baseman Gary Chandler, third baseman Harold Bounds, shortstop Bill Smith, left fielder Larry Allen, enter fielder Salmon Must Be Marked With Red Dye When Caught By Sportsmen Effective this Saturday, April 4, salmon fishermen will be required to mark all sportought fish with a red dye.

The mark must be in the form of a half-inch stripe on each side of the fish running from the head to the tail. Thfc dye should be any permanent USP certified food or drug coloring and can be purchased in most grocery stores. If you have any Easter egg dye left over, it will work fine. I've heard there are a couple of firms marketing the dye in dauber bottles, but haven't seen any as yet. On April 15 salmon will no longer need to be marked in this manner, as the commercial season opens on that date.

The dye law will be in effect after September 15 when the commercial season closes. The law is intended to aid in policing bootlegging of sport-caught salmon during the time the commercial salmon season is closed. By Mel Bowcn The major leagues open a week from today, but the CCAL is getting the jump on the pros. All three of the greater Santa Cruz area prep baseball teams will be in league action tomorrow with the spotlight on the Salinas-Santa Cruz encounter at Harvey West stadium. Starting time for the CCAL division encounter has been set for 3:30 p.m.

If there is any rain between now and game time, the encounter will probably be shifted to Salinas. In another CCAL game tomorrow, San Lorenzo Valley plays at Carmel. The Cougars, winners of only one contest in thf entire season a year ago, are given about a fifty-fifty i None Have Won It Two Years Running Augusta, Ga. (AP). Arnold Palmer, a muscular young man from Latrobe, sets out today with hopes of accomplishing something no pother golfer has ever done successfully defend his Masters' title.

Since grand-slam king Boh Jones and Cliff Boberts launched this classic event 25 years ago, some of the biggest names in the game have won it. A few have won it more than once. But none has been able to tame this demanding 6980-yard Augusta National course and the talent-rich field two years running. Palmer isn't favored to shatter precedent. In fact there Is no outstanding favorite in the field.

Among those claiming most attention were Sam Snead, Ken Venturi and Jack Burke Jr. The tor threats in the lOman foreign field appeared to be Australia's Peter Thomson, who has won four of (he past five British Opens; South Africa's Gary Player, who fired a 64 in his final tuneup round, and Spain's Angel Miguel, individual champion of the 1958 Canada Cup matches in Mexico City. Player, making his third Masters appearance, missed an opportunity to set a course record when he three-putted the final green for a bogey-5 Wednesday. Par for the lush, rolling layout with its mammoth greens is 36-36 Sentinel If you fished in the Sacramento river or its tributaries for stcelhead and happened to catch a tagged fish, better be sure to send the tag to 722 Capitol avenue, Sacramento. There are cash and merchandise awards for many of these tags, plus information to be gleaned from tag returns regarding past and future planting of steelhead in these waters.

Cousy Misses A Block v. v' v- chance against the Padres. Meanwhile, Holy Cross will be seeking its second straight CAA victory tomorrow after noon when the Panthers take on St. I'rancis at Watsonville. In a fourth game, Santa Cruz high's junior varsity entertains Salinas Jayvees on the upper high school diamond at 3:30 o'clock.

Santa Cruz tomorrow will be trying to avenge a setback suffered a week ago in the finals of the Easter tournament at Monterey. The Cowboys posted a 4-3 triumph in that thriller. To date, Salinas has won eight while losing only one while Santa Cruz is ive and three. Wit South of the Monterey-San Luis Obispo county line the size on Pismo clams has been reduced to 4'2 inches. The rest of the state still operates under the five-inch rule.

Hew Creation Isn't So Hew This month before trout season opens seems to be the time when trout fishermen start dreaming. Last year's bad days are forgotten. They are only reminders that our fishing techniques need more polish. This thought leads to the lures we use and the results they bring. Still in a Cardinal uoacn Bin uoage mis Jnorning said Fred McPherson, se- -II o- dreamy mood, we wonder if maybe a better fly or spinner iiior ngni-nanaer win oppose si linas leftv Vern Kemp, an All can be made that will produce under any circumstance The next step is a natural.

Out comes the fly vice CCAL selection a year ago. Kemp feathers, fur, thread, and a new creation is about to be born. The tving thread is wrapped on the hook, and then a thoughtful, soul-searching time is spent on whether allowed less than an earned run per game last season in CCAL play. Dodge added, "We think we Jiave a good chance of taking them." in regards to tomorrow's loutcome. it should be a wet or dry fly, the color of the body, should it have wings, and the shape and size of the hackle and tail i a sv i -V So we proceed to twist, tie and think over the creation He pointed out that Santa Cruz for quite some time until the fly is finished, and we be lieve we have the answer to the trout fisherman dream, a fly that will catch fish at any time, under any circum stances.

4 ill 'jdW f5 72. Lloyd Mangrum set the record at 64 in the opening round of the 1940 Masters. Hogan holds the 72-hole record of 274. Snead is one of the two men who own three Masters titles. The other is Jimmy Demaret.

The slammer hasn't played the circuit this winter but has been unbeatable in a series of head to-head televised matches with a dozen top pros. Ben Hogan, a two-time Masters champion, predicted this year's victory will go to a long hitter. Snead certainly qualifies there. Venturi is a determined young man who came within a whisker of winning this tournament in 1956 as an amateur. He has been scoring well in practice, is second to Snead in the betting line of a local oddsmaker.

Burke captured a lot of attention with practice rounds of 66 and 64, but he acknowledged he was playing a gambling brand of golf he'd never dare in tournament play. FIGHTS By Ths Associated Ptss) Dallas, Tex. Rojr Harris, Cut and Shoot, outlnted Don nie Fleemsn. 183, Midlothian, 12. Joey Giambra.

157, Buffalo. N. Y. While we are admiring our jewel and wondering why someone hadn't come up with it before, the wife happens in, and proudly we proclaim our earth shaking invention and what it will mean to trout fishing. Visions of fame and glory, maybe even a spot in hbtory alongside Isaac Walton Jiad a good practice weanesaay vith everybody hustling and hitting the ball." Dodge added that they have been hitting against left-handers in batting practice Mike Tara, Mike Mason nd Bob Lockwood.

Ron Worrell and John "Punky" Filice will make up the battery for Santa Cruz in tomorrow's junior varsity contest. Two positions remain uncer-' tain for the Card varsity tnjnor- row. Dodge is undecided be-' tween Bruce Bettencourt and Dave Young at third and if Young gets the starting nod, then he would put Bettencourt In the outfield and bring in Pete Pappas. The remainder of the starting Jim Wright, who will soon go compared to George Bayer. He on the pro golf tour with Pasa- is due to play around the Mon- tiempo as his home base, dis- terey Peninsula for a month plays the power that has already before picking up the pros May given him a big name.

A long 7 at Oklahoma City, ball hitter, Wright has been 0 0 0 are passed before her. Well, the boss of my abode is used to this sort of thing, and after studying the thing for a while, she slips silently to the closet where my fishing jacket hangs and comes back with my flv book. Baseball Roundup ifI I -St She opens the book and lays out several flies, all this without any comment, then picks up the new creation and holds it alongside these flies. For the first time, she says, "notice tne resemblance? After much sputtering, righteous indignation and trv fL ing to explain that there are only fine points of difference between many of the insects trout feed on, I am forced to admit my creation is almost an exact replica of last year's outpointed Al Andrews, 160, Superior, 10. AueusM.

Ga. Carmen BaslnA 155, Chittenanijo, N. stopped Arlsf-Seifer, 150. Pittsburgh, S. tavonte liy.

I bet the man who invented the round wheel was First Returns Indicate SF Got hi Of Trade By Jack Clary AP Sports Writer The first returns are in on last week's controversial Sam Jones-Bill White trade between the St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco piants. It looks like Card General Manager Bing Devine might not have gotten the bad end after all. Devine was criticized for giving Jones, his pitching mainstay last season with a 14-13 record, to the Giants for White, single man. If he wasn't, his wife would have pointed out the similarity of his wheel and round rocks or something, and we would still be carrying everything on our backs (6) of Syracuse.

The Celtics won the right to meet Minneapolis in' the best of seven game championship series. Final score last night was Boston 130, Syracuse 125. (AP Boston. John Kerr of Syracuse Nationals lays up a shot as Boh Cousy (14) of the Boston Celtics attempts to block it in the final game of their playoff series last night. Watching the play is Larry Costello Exhibition Baseball Br Th Assoctatsd Prssa Chicago (Al 8.

Milwaukee S. Kansas City 4. Detroit 3. Cincinnati fl, Washington 4. New York 5, St.

Louis 1. Los Angeles 8. Philadelphia 9. Chicago (N) 10, 6an Francisco I. Cleveland 8, Boston 4.

Baltimore 4. Pittaburgli t. in. FIcydlnSTitls TV Defense Bouts New York f.Ti. John Bergen, chairman of the board of Madison Square Garden, said today Floyd Patterson will defend his heavyweight boxing title three times in IS months on the Friday home TV series, ex-.

eluding the Patterson-Ingerman Johansson match in June. Bergen said the first of the TV series, to be held within 18 months, will be against Eng. land's Brian London in Las Vegas May 1. He said the Gar- den hoped to promote the other two. Tom Gallery, sports director of the National Broadcasting i company that carries the Friday TV series, confirmed Bergen's announcement.

instead of in vehicles. Ah well, such is the lot of an in ventor, and back to the fly vice we go. Bottom Fishing Is Bright Spot who has only little more than a nlngs, (N). season of major league expen ence. If you happen to be in the mood for some fishing, but Track Resumes tigure salmon is too unpredictable at present, why not take a whirl at some deep sea angling? The C.

Stagnaro company 33J has been bringing in some fine bottom fish on their Mon 11 terey Bay trip. Fishing has been really good for this early in the year. This last storm fouled things up a little, but the picture is getting brighter again. As soon as the Jones, In his first start for Giants manager Bill Rigney since the trade, was blasted for nine hits and nine runs in four innings Wednesday by the Chicago Cubs who beat the Giants, 10-5. Among the hits were three-run homers by rookie George A 1 1 a and Moose Moryn.

Jones, last year's National Larsen gave up one run and three hits in four innings, his first action since March 15. The Cubs got their third straight victory as Bob Anderson pitched the first eight innings, allowing 11 hits and five runs. In other exhibition games, Cleveland edged Boston 5-4, Los Angeles shutout the Philadelphia Phils 8-0, Cincinnati defeated Washington 6-4. the Chicago White Sox humbled the Milwaukee Braves 8-5, the Kansas City A's won over Detroit 4-3 and Baltimore edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in a 12-inning night game. wind and currents lay down, there should be action aplenty.

April 3, 4 and 5 are the dates of the Sports Show 'to be held at the Monterey County Fairgrounds. There will Reserves Mee? Attracts SLV, Cards Hihidatls After a two-week layoff through the Easter recess, Santa Cruz and San Lorenzo Valley high school thinclads will resume competition this weekend in two meets. Both schools will send squads tomorrow to Live Oak high school of Morgan Hill for the CCAL reserves meet, starting at 3 p.m. Saturday the Cardinals will send nine participants league strikeout king, walked three and fanned four. be displays related to most all outdoors sports, including boating, fishing, hunting and swimming gear.

This is the On the other hand, white has first of what is hoped to be an annual affair. made a more favorable impres sion on cards manager tooiiy Hemus at least until his error paved the way for a five-run New York Yankee ninth inning that gave the world champions a 5-1 to the King City Invitational meet. Al Wright this morning explained the Santa Cruzans are SG Jayvees Rally To Rout Chieflans Salinas. The Santa Cruz Jun sending only the men "we feel- victory Wednesday. Sports Calendar TODAY No events scheduled.

TOMORROW Baseball Salinas vs. Santa Cruz, Harvey West stadium, 3:30 p.m. Santa Cruz Jayvees vs. Salinas, tipper high school diamond, 3:30 p.m. San Lorenzo Valley high at Carmel, 3:45 p.m.

Holy Cross at St. Francis at Watsonville, 4 p.m. Golf Santa Cruz high vs. Lincoln at llillview, San Jose, time unannounced. Track Santa Cruz and San Lorenzo Valley reserves in CCAL reserve meet at Live Oak, 3 p.m.

HOSPITALITY SERVICE Hemus decided before the game have a definite chance of placing at King City." lor varsity baseball team scored three runs in the second inning to give White the first base job and move Joe Cunningham to right field. White has hit three home runs and batted over 300 and eight more in the third frame, overcoming an early Pal- since joining the Cards. Cunning ma lead and posting a 14-5 via tory here Tuesday. ham has been hitting under .200 all spring. Don McDuffee, Don Gerig and John Filice each banged out two hits for the locals with one of The list of Santa Cruz varsity cindermen traveling to Morgan Hill includes: Bob Netoff (220), George Smith (440), Spero Benias and Richard Carter (880), Tim Me-aliffe (mile), Larry McWilliams (high hurdles), Carter, Joe Ritchey and Ron Angell (low hurdles), McWilliams and Tom Sanders (high jump), Jim Crowe and Joe Ritchey (broad jump), Ron Angell, Cliff Buck-ner, Bob Vajretti and Richey (discus), Jim Harris and Va- College Boxers Open National Competition By Jack Stevenson AP Sports Writer Reno UH.

College boxers, a species battling to avoid extinction, open the 22nd annual NCAA championships tonight with a 19-bout card featuring four 1958 title winners. The field includes 55 boxers from 12 schools. Thirty-one schools competed in 1951 before the sport went into a slump from which it now shows signs of recovering. Collegiate fighters wear protective headgear and box three 2-minute rounds. The headgear came as an answer to critics who said the collegians ran the risk of serious injury.

The University of Nevada, where boxing matches draw bigger crowds than basketball, has prospects of full houses all three But it was the fielding that swayed Hemus' decision. He said he had no doubt that White would be better than Cunningham at first. White's error ruined a five-hit Gerig's pokes going for a triple. S. Crui JV (14) Palma (5) jretti (shot) and Angell (pole vault).

San Lorenzo Valley will send at least eight participants and possibly a couple more, according to Wayne Richards. Cougars making the trip include Randy Ward, Lanny Kranich, Ted Arreg, Gordon DeMoe, Rick Hudson, Eddie Mortimer, Jay Bean and Pat Burke. Wright, co-coach of the Santa Cruzans, also listed the lightweights making the trip as follows: John Arnold and John Bowen (75), Arnold and Andv Wood (150), Norman Fry (330), Bernard Harold (6G0), Dick Yakota (1320), Don Swan (high hurdles), Wood, Swan and Bowen (low hurdles), John Van Ness (shot) Steve Powers (discus). Claude Schmidt, Van Ness and Steve Bob-bltt (pole vault). Genp William ABRH 4 1 1 4 0 0 Gldersln.ss 3 13 L.

mimi iftul mitt eight and one-third inning performance by Vinegar Bend Mizell as the Yanks then capitalized on an intentional pass and three straight hits for their victory. NBA PLAYOFFS By Tha Associated Press Wednesday Results Eastern Division Final Boston 130, Syracuse 125, (Boston win best-of-7 series 4-3. ABRH Walker.2b 4 2 0 Morelli.cf 1 1 1 Kowal.cf 1 0 0 Murphy.lb 3 2 0 3 2 1 Smiza.rf 110 Htcheon.rf 1 1 1 McDffee.3b 4 2 2 10 0 Gerig.ss 4 2 2 Filice, 5 12 Baptista.p 3 0 0 WELCOME NEWCOMERS to Santa Cruz Area The City Hostess would like to visit you if you will PHONE GA 3-5371 3 11 Munde.c 0 0 0 Borchard.lf 1 1 Jarvis.3b 3 0 0 Nalrioza.lb 2 0 0 Kontz.lb 1 0 1 Souza.rf 3 0 0 2 1 0 BUY AT HOME AND SAVE Yankee sorearm right-hander Don i CITY AM) COUIVTY Totals 31 14 Totals 28 5 7 nights as San Jose State strives to defend its team crown. YAH Santa Cruz 13 000 214 Hits i 114 010 2 9 Palma 301 010 0 5 Hits 202 012 0 7 2BH GeriR. RBI McDuffee 3, Filice 3, Baptista.

Gerig, Soura. Mor-elli. LP Scattinl. WP Baptista. BB off Baptista 1, Scattini 5.

DeSerpa 6. SO by Baptista 5. IP Baptista 7, DeSerpa 5, Scattini 2. Rickey Anderson and Gale Young (high jump) and Rich Dillworth (broad jump). Santa Cruz will probablv also enter relay teams in both the lightweight and varsity competition but the coaches are unde- cided over the participants.

Sports Car Club Rally Saturday BUY AT HOME AND SAVE Sports car rally addicts will take on a short course Saturday 5 V.M. Friday, April lOlh '57 JAGUAR 2.4 litre, 4-Door Sedan. Economical model, light grey, whitewall tires, local car. Priced under market as an opener to a reunion of the Santa Cruz Sports Car club. Tagged a riddle rally, the event is slated to start at Fry's Imported Cars at 7:30 p.m.

As HYDRA-MATIC BAND and LINKAGE ADJUSTMENT 5 Any Car Regular $11.95 Value tzj By FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS Saves wear and tear on transmission planned by the local club, the rally will be something of a cross-country guessing game with navigational aids strictly prohibited, Paul Parson, club member, disclosed. increases gas mileage OFFICE OPEN 8 AM. TO 5 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Penalties and Costs Will be Added after 5 PM. April 10th A.

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