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Sunday, July 7, 1957 4 Santa Cruz Sentinel SC Littlo Leagues Casey Aids LL ANTIIIS TEIEPHONI AIVSUEHIIVG SERVICE GA 3-5560 Seals Beat Beavers 4th Straight Time San Francisco W). San Francisco's Seals strengthened their grip on the Pacific Coast league lead yesterday with a 9-2 victory over Portland's hapless Beavers, their fourth straight loss in the series. SHOP IN THE GREATER SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA Dodgers Edge Cards, 5-4; Indians Tip Yankees, 9-7 Scoring four big runs in the last inning, the Moose Dodgers overtook the 20-30 Cardinals to win 54 in the National Little League yesterday at the Harvey West stadium park. In the American Little League, the Knights of Columbus Indians topped the Elks Yankees, 9-7. The Cards scored four runs in the first inning and then Aptos Nips Capitola live Oak Swamps Soquel, Keep MC Pony Loop Lead i Live Oak kept its first place hold on the Mid-County Pony League by whipping the Soquel Giants, 9-1, yesterday at the Capitola school stadium.

The loss prevented the Giants from gaining a tie for loop leadership and dropped them into second place ith the Aptos Cubs who defeated the Capitola Braves, 7-6. NOW you can buy with CARE-FREE CONFIDENCE THAT YOUR CAR IS IN PERFECT MECHANICAL CONDITION that you're protected against parts and labor costs for a full ytar at NO COST TO YOUl held scoreless the remain were ing distance. The Dodgers tallied once in the second and then drove Jj2k i. Vf '4 I I I Sams uoing imo ine sevcmu mmus, Live Oak led by only two runs. But in the final frame they scored times on two hits.

Winning pitthrr Mike Hurley Vhifffd 16 batters but issued walks. However, the Giants Wouldn't take advantage of the 'free passes, stranding 11 run-rjiers on base. Rickey McLaughlin homered for the winners in the fifth with the bases empty. Ron Souza sing- EXCLUSIVE in Santa Crut County at OCEAN MOTORS For Safe, Worry, free Driving LOOK FOR THIS SEAL JllSED CART FULL I YiAlt GUARAHTEE THIS WAY Casey Stenel took time out from the Yankees in Detroit to instruct Tommy Francis, nine-year-old Little Leaguer, in infield play. Junior Hawks Seek Ninth AndlOthWins The successful Santa Cruz Junior Seahawks travel to Monterey today to play a twin bill beginning at 12 o'clock.

The team will leave the Santa Cruz high school at 10 a.m. In the first game, Reynold Christensen will put the team's eight and three won-lost mark on the line along with his three and two pitching record. Either Tom Walker, who's 3.29 ERA is the best on the staff, or Fred McPher-son, will get the call for the second tilt. Tied for the team lead in RBI's with eight will be Ken Johnson, John Kirby and Tony Victoria. The latter will he hoping to better his .444 batting average.

Johnson has batting mark, third highest on the local nine. Left-fielder Pete Pappas has a .368 Little ITTLE led twice for the losers. Behind 6-3 going into the seventh frame, the Braves knotted the score in the second game when John Constant homered with two men aboard. Jim Williams and Bob McDowell had walked before Constanzo unleashed his game-tying hit. But the Cubs came back to win the game on two hits.

With two away, Bob Livingston singled, took second and third on passed balls and scored on a single by Mark Edwards. Constanzo had two hits for Capitola along with teammate Rickey Anderson who also banged out a pair of binglcs. Bob Livingston singled twice for Aptos. Today, the Live Oak Cards can strengthen their position if they beat the Braves in the feature game. In the preliminary, the Giants face the Cubs at 1:30 p.m.

Live Oak OOfl 012 69 Hits I "0 010 2-4 Somiel 01 Hits 110 100 03 Batteries: Hurley and Ross. J. Slet- ten. FinU (4, L. Sletten (7) and Hutcheon.

Caoitola 20! 000 3 fl Hits 110 Oil J-5 Antos 005 010 17 Hits 213 000 28 Batteries; Fitzgerald and Elliott. Livingston. NATION-WIDE PROTECTION NO MILEAGE RESTRICTION LEAGUER 4 By Len Klempnauer There has been much controversy in the last few years on whether Little League is helpful or not to the youngsters and there have been many lines written on each side of the question. One of the best articles we have read appears in the Liuolcmii Tiles 5G Mercury Montclair Hardtop $2 198 '56 Oltlsmobilc 88 Sedan $2198 '56 Fortl'Fairlanc Club Sedan '56 Chevrolet Station Wagon '55 Plymouth Hardtop $1898 '51 Ford Sedan 998 OVER 30 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM OCEAN MOTORS 1101 OCEAN ST. 10c per tile August issue of "Sport" magazine, now on the newsstands.

In it are two articles one written on Little League being good for boys and the other taking the opposite view entitled "Is Little League Baseball Good For Our Kids?" Bobby Feller, former pitcher with the Cleveland Indians, takes 1 I 0 I Linoleum Paste gal. 1.25 average. Coach Bill Dodge plans to go with the line-up of Ken Johnson, catching, big John Kirby at first base and Bruce Bettencourt at second. Ken Negro will be at the hot corner and lanky Dick Scot-ter or Dave Young at shortstop sets up the infield. The usual outfield will start with Pete' Pappas in left, speedy Roy Miyoka in the center spot, and the teams leading sticker, Tony Victoria, in rightfield.

Righthander Enrico Trinchero, along with lefty Mike Mason, will be on hand in the bullpen if needed. the affirmative side while Tom in four in the fifth. Two walks and then a double by Larry Latham pushed in one run while the second man who got the free pass scored on the right'fielder's error. After another walk, Robert Reddell doubled to drive in the tying and winning runs. A home run by Ed Moretti, his third of the year, accounted for the Dodgers' initial tally.

A big second inning gave the Indians their victory. They scored six runs to take the lead and added two more in the thud to secure the win. Tom Ross had a perfect three for three to pace the winners at the plate. One of his hits went for two bases. Teammates Mike Herin homered and Barry Bender doubled and singled.

For the Yanks, Pete Pappas tripled and Stan Pillsbury singled and doubled. In Friday's games, the Jay-cee Tigers nipped the Native Sons Red Sox, 31, in an American Little League game and the Kiwanis Pirates blasted the Lions Cubs, 20-7, in the National Little League. The Tigers pushed over three runs on one hit, an infield single by Jerry Christensen, in the third inning to top the Sox. The losers scored in the bottom of the third when Chuck Konopka doubled to drive in the only run. Christensen struck out seven in three frames and teammate John Pierce whiffed twojn one frame.

Miter OlivierTs grand slam home run paced the 11-hit Pirates attack. He also doubled and singled in four attempts. Jack Siegle banged out four hits, including a double, and Rocket Arnason doubled and singled for the Pirates. For the losers, Phil Piedmont had a perfect four for four and Dave Wilson had two for two. Brent Collard doubled, in two attempts.

Tomorrow, the Elks Yankees take on the Jaycee Tigers at 5:15 p.m. followed by a game between the Moose Dodgers and the Lions Cubs at 6:30. Saturday Gam Cardinals 400 004 Hits 4(10 015 Hits 210 025 Batteries: Foster, Bowen (5) and McNeely. Wright, Haber (5) and Latham. Indians 0620t-9 Hits 032 21-8 Yankees 120 317 Hits 100 214 Batteries: Miller.

Hart 5i and Gaane. Griffen, Vasconeellos (2) and Fujimura. Friday Games Tieers 003 03 Hits 001 01 Hed Sox -001 01 Hits 101 02 Batteries: Christensen. Pierce (4) and Kingdom. Shields, Pederson (3i and Rector.

Pirates 405 46120 Hits 413 21011 Cubs 202 210 7 Hits 013 230 9 Batteries: Siegle and Jannusch. Street, Case (4) and Piedmont, Scott. my Henrich, former New YorR Yankee outfielder, looks at Little League with a negative approach. Plyscorc 1.00 oheet Hollywood Wallops San Diego Padres Hollywood UR. Bennie Daniels scored hi 11th pitching victory with a six-hitter yesterday and got grand-slam home run support from Leo Rodriguez as Hollywood belted San Diego 12-3.

The Hollywood win evened the Coast league series at READ THE SENTINEL CLASSIFIED ADS Feller says, in the article, "As far as I'm concerned, any UNIVERSAL SUPPLY GO. 2501 17th Ave. GR 5-2300 Cards, Braves Win In SLV Pony League SHOP IN THE GREATER SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA The Cards nipped the Cubs, 12-11. and the Braves whacked Grand Opening Special! HACKBARTH'S HAS 'EM IN RED, BLUE, YELLOW, WHITE, GREEN, AND GREY! the Giants, 18-11, in the San Lorenzo Valley Pony League yes GD (32 Cg LTD (oio)XX small defects the program may have are considerably outweighed by the positive contributions it has made to our children and, in a sense, to the entire country." Rapid Robert has two sons participating in LL and he expresses his gladness that they are playing. One of the main points which is voiced in LL is that the parents are taking it over, wherein Feller relates, "So what if the parents get as much fun out of the league as their children do? I think that is one of the Little League's strong points.

It can be a family adventure Another mark against LL Is the annual "World Series" in Williamsport, Pa. The principal statements against it consist of the belief that the disap. pointments and strains on the players is too much for boys in the 812 year old group. "Boys who like sports can be just as disappointed at a defeat suffered in some school competition as they will be at losing a 'championship' game," Feller remarks. Ilenrich's main complaint is that LL is too much organized bv adults.

"I don't know why the kids can't run their own ball games. We always did Henrich says. He believes baseball should be an outlet for kids to have fun, and with scheduled practices and games, this outlet is shutoff and the game is "just more instruction, more supervision, more competition and more tension." Another thing he has against LL is the amount of managers to whom winning is the most important thins. "There are, I'm afraid, entirely loo many of the frustrated John McGraws in Little League and too few imnatient, easy-going teachers," Henrich says. He concludes, "Super-organization is what I'm against Look around your town, if you're eager to help the kids play baseball, and make sure they have a place to play We'll have to go along with Mr.

Feller. Little League is HUGE 24 inch SCREEN terday at the SLV high school diamond. The Cubs held a nine-run lead going into the fifth inning, but the Cards popped for nine runs on four hits and added one run in the sixth to win the game. Brian Sinnott singled and doubled and Steve Bruce singled twice to lead the winners at the plate. For the Cubs, John Treuge and Richard Crane each got three hits while Jack Dufour and Jerry HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS The Broadview 24 brings you the biggest picture in TV-big enough for your whole family to see and enjoy from anywhere in the room.

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The Braves were never in trouble in the other game. They took an early lead and were never headed. Bob Dabbs homered, doubled and singled to lead the Braves' 10-hit attack. Teammate Steve Rodriguez doubled twice. A homer by Bob Probert.

a triple by Roy Allen and a double by Jim Merrill led the losers. Cubs 540 11 011 Hit; 111-11 Cards 020 09112 Hits 110 041 7 Battfries: Dufour and Treune. Hal-bach. Hicks, Sinnott (5) and Huntington. Braves 41 04318 Hits 113 032 10 Giant 3H0 fin2 11 Hits 200 501 8 Batteries: Patterson.

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