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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1959 PAGE SIX AveDfl Scires Vtetoiry voir Cin)in)inieeirs THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURG, PENNA. SPORTSMAN'S Buccaneers Bow In i Opener, 346 Take Advantage Of Fumbles To Stage Surprise Victory SPORTSMAN'S' ADD INTEREST TO STREAMERS BOOSTING TI BUM By Alan Mover Put-Up Good Fight, Score Lone Tally In Third Quarter After only eight days practice, ther Chartiers Buccaneers put up MAKING A FISH LEAP FOR MOVIES Repeated jumps in playing a fish add excitement to your motion pictures. Some anglers like to see their fish leap as much as possible during the fight, even if more fish escape that way. to make a fish jump, ease up on line ten-, sion and give rod a series of thumping taps with your hand.

if fly-fishing, lower rod as fish jumps so leader doesn't snap. with a plug, keep line taut so he cant shake it loose. "(C)" 9. Wt 3 ANGZLES POPQERS, AATZB sort WHO'S AT TtfE P.ATE EFFORT To ZTATg MAJOR WBiim WMAT'S Ttf PLANE FARE To R6HT FLO A BAP KtEE AND AF EEF WF5E PARK 'FEiPEP Fz vomer aaip PB TOTA15 PROP TO ABOUT FA LP Fl5 PER SEAZOF FIERA6S 'y Home Run Derby v. I- THE VETERA.

At OUTFELPBR FAZ sfOPPEPF'S '9E8 FOMER ANP PB OdTRaY.AFP TFOUGF FE FAZF'T BEEN A FULL- TAlE PERFORMER FE MA TcAM FADED a 1 IN BOTF CATEGORIES FOR 959. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Canonsburg Golfers Squeeze WCC Win Golfers representing Washington and Canonsburg put on a close match at the Washington Country Club Sunday before the Canonsburg team squeezed out a 24' 2 to 23'-2 decision. Sixteen twosomes engaged in inter-town rivalry which was capped by a spaghetti dinner and distribution of prizes to the winning team members. At the County Club. Saturday, George Hoenstine and Warren McKay won the two-ball with a 63.

They were followed by Chester Mays and Joe Biss with 65 and by Dave Conger and Dave Anderson with 66. In individual match play against par, three were tied for the top spot in the first division, all two-down to par. They were Alvin Carter, Mays and Biss. In the second division, Warren McKay was two-up and Ken Jones, 1-up. Kickers winners as Frank Bo nazza had low medal of 74 were Ralph McKay, Fred Funari Art O'Neil with 79 and Charles Southwell, J.

Olshock and Horace Beattyu-with 80. Pirates Slow Down Dodgers In Bid To Overtake Giants Major Lgggyg Standings National League W. L. Pet. GB San Francisco 80 62 .563 Los Angeles 78 64 .549 2 Milwaukee 78 64 .549 2 Pittsburgh 73 71 .507 8 Cincinnati 70 74 .486 11 Chicago 68 74 .479 12 St.

Louis 65 79 .451 16 Philadelphia 60 84 .417 21 Saturday's Results Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 6 Chicago 4 San Francisco 9 Philadelphia 1 (Only games scheduled) Sunday's Results Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 2 Chicago 8 St. Louis 0 San Francisco 1 Philalelphia 0 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 3 Monday's Probable Pitchers Cincinnati at San Francisco Nuxhall (8-9) vs Antonelli (19-8) Milwaukee at Los Angeles (night) Buhl (12-9) vs Drysdale (16-12). (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis, night Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco American League W.

L. Pet. GB. Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Baltimore Boston 89 55 .618 83 60 .580 5'2 73 70 .510 15'4 71 72 .497 mi 69 74 .483 19 66 77 .462 22'z Kansas City 62 80 .437 26 Washington 59 84 .413 29 Saturday's Results Detroit 4 New York 0 Cleveland 7 Washington 2 Chicago 6 Baltimore 1 Boston 4 Kansas City 3 Sunday's Results New York 2 Cleve 1, 1st, 11 inns. New Yorl 1 Cleve 0, 2nd Kans.

City 9 Bait. 5, 1st, 10 inns Kans. City 4 Baltimore 1, 2nd Chicago 3 Boston 1 Washington 5 Detroit 1 Monday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland at New York Mc Lish (17-8) vs Ditmar (12-8) Kansas City at Baltimore 'night) Grunwald (0-0) vs Brown '9-8) Detroit at Washington (night) Narleski (-11) vs Clevenger (7-4) Chicago at Boston Donovan '9-8) vs Monbouquette (6-6) Tuesday's Games Kansas City at Washington, night Detroit at Baltimore, night Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston, night Grid Scores Friday Avella 27, Canon-McMillan 6 Bentleyville 7. Pt. Marion 0' Brashear 12, Beth-Center 0 Charleroi 33, Rochester 6 Cumberland 13, S.

Union 0 Donora 13, Fifth Avenue 6 East Wash 12, West Greene 6 Ellsworth 20. Mon Valley 0 Ft. Cherry 19, California 0 Mapletown 26, Fairchance 19 Monessen 47, Perry 21 Monongahela 34, Brentwood 13 Mt. Morris 12, Claysville 6 Scott Twp. 19, Washington 6 Saturday Burgettstown 38, Weirton Madonna 13 Trinity 34, Chariters 6 Waynesburg 40, Jefferson-Morgan 0 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY US SAVINGS BONDS two years provided the margin of the White 'oox' 3-1 win over the Boston Red Sox and the second-place Cleveland Indians saw their hopes practically disappear when they suffcrfxl 2-1 and 1-0 losses to the New Y'ork Yankees.

The Giants pickecj up ground on both their rivals when the Pittsburgh Pirates bent the Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-3 and Cincinnati Reds downed Milwaukee Braves, 3-2. Goddman'si homer, following a walk to JimLandis, came in the fourth inning and gave the White Sox a 3 0 lie-ad. Jack Sanford pitched five-hit ball for 8 2-3 innings and Mike McCormick rjctired the last Philadelphia battelr for the Giants. The Giants scoreii the game's only run in the secoiid inning when they filled the blises with one out. Then Rhodes, batting for Danny O'Connell, (Delivered a sacrifice Major League Results National League St.

Louis 000 000 000 0 3 2 Chicago 203 200 Olx 8 12 0 Hughes, Duliba (3), Blaylock 6, McDaniel (8) ahd McCarver. Hobbie (15-12) and S. Taylor. Los erHughes 0-D. HRs Banks, Noren.

Cincinnati 100 000 110 3 11 0 Milwaukee 000 110 000 2 3 9 Purkey (12-16) and E. Bailey. Spahn (19-14) and Crandall. HR- Mathews. Phildelphia 000 009 000 0 5 1 San Francisco 010 000 OOx 1 6 2 Cardwell, Meyer (8) and Lon- nett, Thomas 8).

Sanford, Mc-Cormick (9) and Landrith. Winner Sanford (14-12). Loser Card- well (9-9). Pittsburgh 012 000 100 4 11 1 Los Angeles 120 000 000 3 9 2 Kline (10-13) and Foiles. Podres, Churn (3), McDevitt (8) and Rose- boro.

Loser Churn (2-1). HRs Moon, i a Skinner, Stuart, Foiles. American League Chicago 010 200 000 3 8 0 Boston 000 000 010 1 6 0 Shaw, Pierce (8) and Lollar. Sullivan, Delock (6, Chittum 9 and White. Winner Shaw 16-6.

Loser Sullivan (8-11). HR Goodman. Detroit 100 000 000- 1 7 Washington 000 000 14x 5 12 1 Bunning. Morgan (8) and Wilson. Fischer, Hyde (8), Woode-shick i8) and Courtney, Korcheck (9.

Winner Woodeshick Loser Bunning (16-12). HR Lemon. (1st game, 11 innings) Cleve. 000 000 000 01 1 9 0 N. York 000 000 000 02 2 8 0 Harshman (6-1) and Nixon, FitzGerald (11).

Turlcy, Duren (ID, Blaylock (ID, Grba (ID and Berra. Winner Grba (2-4). HR-Mantle. Cleveland 000 000 000 0 6 2 New York 000 000 lOx 1 6 0 Perry (11-8) and Nixon. Maas (13-7) and Berra.

(1st game, 10 innings) Kan. City 004 000 000 5 9 12 2 Baltimore 000 000 310 1 5 12 2 Garver, Grim (8), Herbert 8 and House. Portocarrero, Loes (8) and Ginsberg, Triandos (8). Winner Herbert (11-11). Loser Loes (4-7).

2nd game) Kansas City 011 000 020 4 10 0 Baltimore 000 000 001 1 6 3 Daley (16-12) and House. Pap-pas (14-9) and Triandos. HR Dropo. Gus Linder Wins Fifth Feature Race Of Year Gus Linder won his fifth feature race of the year, Saturday at South Park Speedway as Miles Witchey was the only double winner. Results: First heat O'Dell, Linder, Steffen.

Time 3:22.52. Second heat Fiola, Carey, George. Time 3:21.56. Third heat Witchey, Denni-son, Irvine. Time 3:28.85.

First semifinal Lucci, Has-son, George. Time 4:24.23. Second semifi nal Witchey, Linder, Munch. Semifeature Dennison, Ben-ning, Stover. Time 4:29.44.

Feature Linder, Viglione, Mi-halic, Seffen, Rovesti. Avella Game Movies To Be Shown At Elks Movies of the Canon-McMillan, Avella Football game will be shown at the Elks Ballroom tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Residents of the Canon-McMillan area may attend free of charge and the coach will be pres ent to answer questions concern ing the game. Persons interested in attending are asked to enter by the Green- side entrance. Guards: Milantoni, Cindrich, Ila- zeltine Center: Zrimm Backs: G.

Rankin, W. Rankin, Ruschell, Deco, R. Danna Cannoneers 6 Ends: Olenn. Macik, Bender Peffer Tackles: Verona, Ortosky, Gre gory Guards: Kollar, Lesefka, Lamb, Maggi Center: Arrigoni Backs: Verchek, Dano, Burgess, Reese, Foley, Ross. Score by Periods: Avella 0 7 7 1327 Cannoneers 0 0 0 6 6 Touchdowns: Avella Deco 2, Rankin, Danna, C-M Verchek.

Extra Points: Avella Deco 2, 'run, placement), Ruschell, (pass from Deco). Officials: Cibulas, Bergman, Eerraro, Bower. The Avella Eagles swooped into town for a 27-6 victory over the Canon McMillan Cannoneers in their first football game of the season at Memorial Field. Larry Deco, veteran back, accounted for two of the touchdowns and lead the Avella attack which capitalized on a number of Cannoneer mis-cues to defeat the new school in their football debut. The held possesion of the ball for ten minutes of the opening quarter in a slow march, carrying the ball from their 36 yard line, to the Avella 10 a line.

On a third down, Verchek attempted to pass, couldn't find a receiver, carried the ball down to the five. Another pass attempt proved unsuccessful and A 1 1 a took over on their own five, with minutes remaining in the first quarter. Deco carried to his own 13 and 15 vard penalty against the Can noneers put the ball on the Avella. 33. On the next play, Gary Rankin darted around right end for a 13 yard gain, with the first quarter coming to an end.

Gary Rankin then completed a 27 yard pass to Cruny who was brought down on the Cannoneers 10 yard line by Dudley. vella scored the first touchdown of the game as a verteran back, Larry Deco scampered around left end in two minutes, 20 seconds of the second quarter. Ruchell converted for the extra point on a pass from Deco. The Cannoneers took the sec ond kick-off but in three plays couldn't find the right combination for yardage so they punted from deep in their own territory. On the next play Gary Rankin heaved an 18 yard pass to West Rankin who was brought down by Dano on the Avella 43.

Verchek then recovered an Avella fumble on the Cannoneers' 43 yard line and in the next play, a pass from Verchew to Macik was incomplete by a few inches. Again the Cannoneers found downs piling up and time running out so Verchek punted to the visitors. Deco ran back the punt for nine yards and Ruschell then added ten" more yards, bringing the bal! to the Cannoneers' 47 yard line and the half ended with Avella out in front, 7-0. Gary Rankin took the second half kickoff and carried for ten yards, Avella found trouble in going places and punted. A fumble of the punt was recovered by Burgess who was stopped on his own 45.

The Cannoneers managed tc make it to the Avella 46 in three plays but on the fourth down a backfield in motion penalty against Canon-McMillan was refused by Avella who took possession of the ball. The Rankin to Rankin pass combination netted 31 yards for Avella but a penalty knocked the ball back to the 30. A penalty against Canon-McMillan, on the next play, moved the ball down to the home team's 18, Rankin, then went in standing for the second TD of the game with Deco booting the extra point making it 14-0. Deco's kickoff was fumbled deep in Cannoneer territory but was recovered by Dano who was brought down on the 23. Verchek on the next play, attempting to pass was thrown for a four yard loss.

The Cannoneers attempting to get out of trouble, punted and Gary Rankin ran the punt back to the Canon-McMillan 46 with the third quarter ending. Avella moved the ball down to the 28 yard line and Deco carried over the third TD on a pitch- out from Rankin and Deco also carried safely for the extra point. The Cannoneers again fumbled the kick-off with Macik recovering and carrying to the 25. In two pass attempts ahd one running play, the Cannoneers still couldn't squeeze a first down, they punted again. Rankin fumbled the punt and it was recovered by Macik on the Avella 43.

Verchek then completed a 27 yard pass to Macik who was stopped on the 16. Rossero scooted around left end for a gain of 11 yards with Verchek plung ing over center for the first Can on-McMillan touchdown. The attempted kick for the extra point was fumbled on the pass from center. Canon-McMillan's kick-off was out of bounds and the ball was brought up to the 40 yard line. I'he Cannoneers stopped any Avel la advance forcing them tp punt.

However, the Cannoneers fumbled again and Bernie Slay recovered for the Eagles on the Cannoneers' five yard line. Rankin then carried for three yards and Donald Danna went over left guard for the final Avella TD. A personal foul against both teams nullified the extra point. The game ended with the Can noneers in possession of the ball but unable to gain any ground after taking to the air for three plays. Avella-27 Ends: J.

Cruny, Strope, Koran Tackles: Slay, Bruner DROPPER NYMPH STREAMER If pish disregard a correctly TROLLED STREAMER OR BUCK-TAIL, ADD A SHORT DROPPER TO YOUR LEADER AND TIE ON A NYMPH OR WET FLY SO IT MOVES JUST AHEAD OF STREAMER, ADDING TO ITS INTEREST. TROLL IT IN SHORT SPURTS TO IMITATE A MINNOW CHASING AN INSECT. TINY SINGLE-OR DOU8LE- laded indiana spinner, tied 8" to lo" above streamer, is used the same way. Colorful salaion and steel-head PATTERNS ARE GOOD FOB ALL SAME FISH. TRY THEM FOR MORE VARIETy IF USUAL STREAMERS FAIL.

Major League Leaders National League Player Club G. A.B. R. H. Pet.

Aaron, Mil. 140 572 107 205 .358 Cnghm, St. L. 134 428 60 109 .348 Cepeda, S.F. 139 558 87 179 .321 Pinson, Cin.

144 604 122 191 .316 Buyer, St. L. 140 532 78 168 .316 American League Kuenn, Det. 128 517 93 181 .350 Kaline. Det.

125 473 78 154 .326 Runnels, Bos. 137 520 86 163 .313 Wooding, Bal. 133 418 60 127 .304 Fox, Chi. 146 590 78 178 .302 Rune Batted In American Leaghe Colavito, Indians 106; Jensen, Red Sox 103; Killebrew, Senators 100: Lemon, Senators 94; Maxwell, Tigers 92. National League Banks, Cubs 134; Robinson, Reds 125; Aaron, Braves 115; Bell, Reds 107; Ce-peda, Giants 96 Mathews, Braves 96.

Home Runs American League Colavito, In dians 41; Killebrew, Senators 40; Lemon, Senators 31; Maxwell, Tigers 30; Mantle, Yankees 29; Held, Indians 29: Uison, Sena tors 29. National League Banks, Cubs 41; Aaron, Braves 38; Mathews, Braves 38; Robinson, Reds 36; Mays, Giants 29. Pitching American League Shaw, White Sox 16-6; Wynn, White Sox 20-9; McLish, Indians 17-8; Maas, Yan kees 13-7; Lary, Tigers 17-10. National League Face, Pirates 17-1; Antonelli, Giants 19-8; Law, Pirates 16-9; Conley, Phils 12-7; Jones, Giants Buc Schedule Monday Open date. Tuesday Pirates at Chicago.

Wednesday Pirates at Chicago. Thursday Pirates at St. Louis night. Saturday Cincinnati at Forbes Field, 1:30 p.m. Sunday Cincinnati at Forbes Field, 1:30 p.m.

Annual Championship Race At Heidelberg Pittsburgh Racing Association drivers swing into the second week in September with eyes fixed on the annual Tri State Championship race. The sixth running of the 150-lap championship event will be held at Heidelberg Raceway on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 27. Unlike other PRA races in which1 top cars are handicapped by starting position, the Tri-State race is lined up according to total points for the season and number of races in which the car participated. With an eye toward getting a good starting position and also getting cars running at peak performance as the big date draws near, the PRA drivers will return to action at Heidelberg, on Thursday night.

From Heidelberg, the racers will shift to South Park, for races on Saturday night, and then to William Penn Speedway, Murrys-villc, for more races on Sunday night. Sports Shorts SHULMAN BEATS SHULMAN GROSSINGER, N.V. (UPD-It was brother against brother Sunday in the final of the 1959 Gros-singer Country Club golf championship. Age prevailed as Mclvin Sluilman, 22, beat brother Dick, 19, 4 and 2. More than 300 golfers participated in the tourney.

PLAYER LIMIT BOOSTED PHILADELPHIA (UPD The National Football League has voted to increase the player limit from 35 to 36. Commissioner Bert Bell said the owners had requested the incribio. a good fight but came out on the lower end of a 34-6 score in their opening game of the season against Trinity, Saturday night. Trinity's veteran back, Bob Burgh, scored three touchdowns with Moses Bailey and Dick Tokar adding one apiece. Burgh ran three extra points and Tokar one.

The Buccaneers only score came in the third quarter on a pass from Lynn B'osel to Bob Hilderbrand who took the ball on the Hillers' 35 and went in un opposed. Trinity scored three times in the first period. Chartiers took the kick-off and fumbled on the first play with the Hillers taking over on the 38. The Hillers advanced to the 25 on three plays with Tokar carrying to the 18 and on the next play Burgh went around end for the TD. Burgh scored again after Chartiers punted with only one yard to go for first down and Burgh took the boot on his 30 and went the 70 yard distance for Trinity's second TD.

The Buccaneers came back fighting and advanced to the Trinity 25 on a pass from Blosel to Hilderbrand. Chartiers then lost ground as three passes fell incomplete, giving the ball back to Trinity. Bailey raced 68 yards for a TD but a penalty erased the tally. Tom Anderson then carried the ball to the Chartiers 33 and a penalty brought the ball down to the 28 and Burgh carried to the ten with Bailey scampering around end for the score. The Buccaneers twice recovered Trintiy fumbles inside the 30 in the second period but was unable to take advantage of the situation-.

Late in the half, Bill Setto, led a drive from the Chartiers 3 to the Trinity one-yard line, where time ran out on the Bucs as Setto attempted to score. Setto carried nine times during the advance with i longest a i being 14 yards. A 14-yard pass from Blosel to Hilderbrand also figured in the march. Trinity took the second half kickoff and drove 61 yards to take a 27-0 margin. Late in the game.

Tokar intercepted a pass and returned to the Trinity 43. Two plays later, he went 28 yards for a first down on the Chartiers 24 and then carried three times for 12 yards and another first down. Continuing his march through the Chartiers line, Tokar made five and the seven needed for the touchdown on successive plays. Trinity 34 Ends: Ward, Zipko, Gilmore, McDonough, Tackles: Uniejcwski, Hincrman, Hayes, B. Anderson Guards: Stellavato, Bober, Gie-cek, Horn Center: Truby, Mitchell, Newell Backs: Anderson, Burgh, Bailey, Tokar, Krol, Dunn, Bryant, Ferralli, Reese, Ewart, Verncr, Lobis, Powell.

Buccaneers 4 Ends: Bartos, Likar, Hilderbrand Tackles: Carroll, Oliver Guards: Shuba, George Center: Nagy, Spittka Backs: Blosel. Davis, Williams, Setto, Kelly, Fal, McCullough, Taylor Score by Periods: Trinity 20 0 7 7-34 Buccaneers 0 0 6 0 6- Mantle Scalps Tribe Mickey Mantle's two-run 11th inning homer gave the Yankees a come-from-behind win in the opener with Cleveland and then Duke Maas pitched a six-hitter for his 13th triumph. The Pirates sank the Dodgers on solo homers by Roman Mejias. Bob Skinner, Dick Stuart and Hank Foiles plus a sturdy pitching job by Ron Kline. Eddie Kasko's fourth single of he game drove in Eddie Robinson with the run that enabled the leds to ruin Warren Spahn's bid Tor his victory of the year md record-tying 266th of his career.

The Kansas City Athletics defeated the Baltimore Orioles, 10 innings and 4-1, and the Vashington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers. 5-1. in other American League games while the Chi-'ago Cubs whipped the St. Louis Cardinals, 8-0, in the other Na-ional League game. Foiles, 1 2 1 Kline, 3 0 0 0 Totals 36 4 11 4 Los Angeles 3 abr rbi Gilliam 2b .4 0 1 0 Neal, 2b 4 0 10 Moon, rf 3 111 Snider, cf 4 0 0 0 Larker, If 4 1 1 0 Hodges, lb 4 12 0 Wills, ss.

4 0 11 Roseboro, c. 3 0 2 1 Podres, 0 0 0 0 Churn, 10 0 0 a-Amoross 10 0 0 McDevitt, 0 0 0 0 b-Fairly 10 0 0 Totals 33 3 9 3 a-Struck out for Churn in 7th; b-Hit into double play for McDevitt in 9th. Pittsburgh 012 000 1004 Los Angeles 120 000 0003 Wills, Podres. Kline. PO A Pittsburgh 27 13, Los Angeles 27-12.

DP-Neal, Wills and Hodges; Wills, Neal and Hodges; Kline, Mazeroski and Stuart. LOB Pittsburgh 8, Los Angeles 6. 2B Hodges, Ro o. HR Moon Mejias, Skinner, Stuart, Foiles. SF Roseboro.

ip er bb so Kline. 10-13 9 9 3 3 2 3 Podres 2 6 3 3 1 1 Churn 2-1 4'b 4 110 4 McDevitt 2 1 0 0 2 3 WP Podres. Venzon, Con-lin, Burkhart, Crawford. 2:17. A 20,176.

'Daily Notes' Sports News Deadline, 8 A. M. Date Of Publication CHICAGO (UPD The Pittsburgh Pirates were idle today before opening a two-game series with the Chicago Cubs here Tuesday. The Pirates salvaged a i of satisfaction by slowing down Los Angeles' bid to overtake the league-leading San Francisco Giants Sunday. In beating the Dodgers 4-3 in Ls Angeles Sunday, the Bucs picked up all their runs on four solo home runs.

The Dodgers' loss dropped them two games behind the Giants, who edged Philadelphia, 1-0, Sunday, wd kept them from putting daylight between them and the Milwaukee Braves, who lost to Cincinnati, 3-2. Pirate righthander Ron Kline went the route to pick up his 10th win, and his first on the road after losing 8 straight games away from lnime this season. Kline gave up nine hits, including a first-inn ing homer by Wally Moon, his fourth of the week end series here Roman Mejias started the Pirate home run derby rolling in the second when he rapped his 7th homer of the season. Kline, after giving up a pair of runs in the second on a single by Norm Larker, a double by Gil Hodges, a groundout and a sacri fice fly, put the damper on the Dodgers the next seven frames. The Bucs" quickly knotted the score in the third when homers were belted by Bob Skinner, who had 3 of the Pirate 11 hits, and Dick Stuart, his 25th of the year.

They came off starter Johnny Po dres. Chuck Churn relieved Podres in the third and gave up the final round tripper to catcher Hank Foiles in the seventh to take the loss. Roberto Clemente ended a Dodger threat in the sixth inning on a brilliant throw to the plate where he cut down Maury Wills Wills had singled with two outs and tried to score on a double by John Roseboro. Pittsburgh 4 abr rbi Skinner, If 5 13 1 Groat, ss. 5 0 10 Clemente, i 5 0 2 0 Stuart, lb 4 111 Mejias, cf.

4 1 11. Hoak, 3b 2 0 1 0 Mazeroski, 2b 4 0 0 0 Benning Cops Feature At William Penn Oval Norm Benning took the lead on the eight li lap and went on to win Sunday's feature race at William Penn Speedway. Blackie' Watts, Dick Bailey. Herb Scott and Paul Carey finished behind Benning in that order. Results First heat Bailey, Watts, Carey.

Time 3:58.49. Second heat Vitglione, Seffan, Linder. Time 3:23.41. Third heal Fiola, Rivoesti. Sholslock.

Time- 3:24.88. First Semi Feature Bailey, O'Dell, Benning. Time 4:58.98. Second Semi-Feature Linder, Carey, Watts. Time 4:58.95.

Semi-Feature Scott. Dennis, Viglione. Time 4:00.58. Fort Pitt Bowling League Team Won Lost Layerouts 3 0 Doodlebugs 3 8 Welders 2 1 Riveters 2 1 Fitters 1 2 Electricians 1 2 Punchers 0 3 Painters 0 3 500 or Better J. Tomecsko 604 S.

Matyuf 550 G. Markle 547 D. Chicarella J. Kotyk 518 J. Reynier 510 A.

Laskowski 508 508 P. Alterio 506 A. Kunkle 500 200 or Better J. Tomecsko 244 G. Markle 214 W.

Mullins 208 J. Tomecsko 202 D. Chicarella 200 Sports Shorts KLAPAK SETS RECORD LANGHORNE, Pa. (UPD Defending champion Mike Klapak, a 46-year-old grandfather from Warren, Ohio, set a new course record of three hours, four minutes and 11.08 seconds Sunday in winning the 250 mile National championship stock car race at the Langhorne Speedway. The old record of 3:12.35 was set by Tim Flock in 1955.

EIGHT OPPOSE JAMIN WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPD-Eight American trotters have been picked to oppose Jamin, the European champion, in the $50,000 American Trotting Championship at Roosevelt Raceway Friday night. They are Trader Horn, Steamin' Demon, Jean Laird Darn Safe, Mix Hanover, Senator Frost, Camas and Sun Mac Lad. CLASSIFIED AD SECTION THE MARKET PLACE FOR MILLIONS Opportunity Knocking 3e An ESSO Dealer New Station Soon To Be Erected In Washington Area FOR DETAILS Phone BA 2-2360 White Sox Zoom, Giants Inch Major League Pennant Race Roars Into Final Two Weeks The White Sox have a magic number and the Giants an old magic name today as the major league pennant races go into their final two weeks. The White Sox virtually clinched the American League pennant race when they zoomed into a 5' game lead Sunday while the Giants inched closer to the National League flag by opening a two-game bulge on two other contenders.

For the White Sox. the "magic number" is six meaning that any combination of Chicago victories and Cleveland losses which total six clinches the Sox' first flag in 40 years. And the old name" for the Giants is Dusty Rhodes pinchhitter par excellence of the 1054 world champions who drove in the only run in San Francisco's 1-0 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies. Hits Rare- Homer Billy Goodman's first homer in.