Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 16

Potte 16 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1959 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN Foytack Fires Three Hitter, Yanks Blanked 3 0 Wilson, Yost Hit Homers NEW YORK, Aug. 7--(UPI) -1 Casey Stengel had some nice things to say about Paul Foytack a few days ago and the hard- throwing Detroit righthander must a taken the Yankee pilot at his word. Foytack fired a three-hitter at New York yesterday as the Tigers coasted to a 4-0 victory over the i Yankees. It was probably the best pitching performance of Foytack's major league career. He struck out seven and walked only two (Mickey Mantle each time) to gain his 10th triumph of the year against as many losses.

On New York's last visit to Detroit. Stengel was asked which Tiger hurler he would like to have on his New York staff. He surprised everyone by selecting Foytack and ignoring both Frank Lary and Don Mossi, both of i whom have conquered the Yankees five times this season. I I I I HERE--One of the finest diving platforms in the northern part of the Hk way that boy (Foy- state is shown in the above photo. It belongs to the newly formed Traverse City Athletic Club on Bay a ck) throws out there." Stengel street.

The base is 16 feet square, setting about four and one half feet above the water. The lower i He ws hard and i Swim, Track Events i Slated 011 Saturday Swimming and track and field events at the Klk Kapids Harbor Day i a i begin promptly at ill o'clock, in-curding to Chairman Frank Vermeersch. The swim- ininjr events will include races in 1'ree style. back stroke, breast stroke and butterfly stroke and i have separate age divisions for iKitli boys and girls. Ribbons will be awarded to first, second and i place finishers.

i I day the students and counsellors of the National Summer 1'alaesmun will give gymnastic exhibitions in downtown Elk Kapids. LITTLE A The City Lights team plays in the Vncationlund league and being composed almost exclusively of i year players, didn't set the world on fire in early games. irMnce mid-season THE I I SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE I OF A CITY Is receiving applications for the position of: 1'ATKOLMAX (in the City Police A i a must" be between 21 and years of age. a resident of tlie city at least one year, and completed 12 years of school. Application may be obtained at Wilson second and Bill Woodrow third.

Bradley Wadsworth was first in back stroke, Jim lledell second a Bill Wilson third. Mark LeFevre was first in the 12-14 age free style for boys, with Rich Crandall second and Jerry Kammerer and Jim llurner tied for third. Mark LeFevre was first in backstroke. Rich Crandall second and Jerry Kammerer third in back-stroke. The Father-Son relay race was won by the former by a half length.

(Bud Mover Photo) they have held their own and promise to make a big bul next season when most of the nlavers return for J- t-lerk. Last day lor tiling application, another season. Members of the team front row left to right. Ronnie Hovnoski. Don Focluman Chuck Watson, Greg Goodland.

Dan McCurdy. Billy Wyckot'f and Larry Mericle. In the rear are Art Hamilton. Mike "Wildman, John King. Jack Follet, Bruce Fan -ell and Jim Van Arkcll.

Jerry Beckwith is manager A 17. F. A. McCall. Clerk i i Service Commission of the team.

(Record-Eagle Photo) August 7. HUD. Trude Scores Nine Runs in First to Top Burke Coalmen Trude Hardware completed the regular of the current Class A Softball schedule last night at Thirlby Field and their stiffest opponents, Burke Coal were i i run. Buckley countered with one run and put the tying run on base but couldn't get it in. Ed Petty was the winning pitcher and he hit a two run homer Yeslerday's Results give the Bengals the edge in their series with the American League chamm'ons for the third time in the last four years.

In posting their 12th decision of the year over the Yankees in 17 meetings, the Tigers also moved back into a fifth-place tie with New York in the league standings. Wilson's homer actually was all Foytack needed to post the vie- tory. The veteran Tiger catcher' By UPI AMERICAN LEAGUE i 00 01 01 2-4 10 0 i got" three" of Detroit's" iT hits. New York 000 000 000-0 3 1 1 He tied illto a )itch 1)y loser Foytack (10-10) and Wilson; Dit-1 Art i a in fittn a pul mar. Maas (9) and Berra.

LP )al in the lower neld eats Ditmar (7-S). Yost (14th). HRS--Wilsoa Uie nrst of th! game It on the short end of a 9-6 final score, i in the first inning. Dave Yonker (Kansas City 100 001 010--3 5 The losers started the game with i and Chuck Smith worked for the Boston 000 400 OOx 4 4 0 i a three run burst but Trude I losers and the latter also homered, countered by sending 14 batters i with two mates aboard. House stepping to the plate in their first I Score by innings: was his third homer of the year.

Yost gave Foytack a bit of a the i i i his 14th home Herbert, Tsitouris (8) and Chili, i the field stands The Casale. Kiely (D) and bat with nine of them crossing kley Vnited 320 001 0--6 8 4 home plate in a wild first inning. I Optimists 230 002 0--7 10 2 i Tnttle 6 White. WP--Casale (S-7). (10-S).

HRS--R. Williams The Optimists shaded' Buckley United in the first game, i ing fans on hand two i i games to witness. Sutlons Bay Drug and Gil's Pure Oil will play Iheir final league i game tonight at 4 with First Congregational and Keswick Evan- gellcal meeting in the opener at 7 p.m. The former have the church title sewed up but the latter could move up to sixth place with a win. Jack Franke beat out a third strike bunt and Bill Patrick dropped Don Swaney's fly to start the Burke uprising and Jack Hurlbut hit a long home run for three runs.

Trude countered with singles by Bill Patrick, Bob "Woodrow, Meredith Schoonover, Roy Buchanan, a walk to Glen Gerard, a hit batsman (Ed Merchant), a single by Pete "Wooters, a triple by Tom Greilick and a second single in the by Bill Patrick. This added up to nine runs before the side was retired. Singles by Dick Johnson and Jack Franke and two walks resulted in two more Burke runs Legion Baseball Babe League Kiwanis 12 Optimists 1 Winning Battery. John Breithaupt and Jon Chance. Winner tossed a no-hitter with losers scoring lone run on three walks, stolen base and overthrow.

Little 'A' League Stacey's Restaurant 10 Consumers Power "Winning Battery. Mike Solarik and Dennis Basch. HR. Bill Hawkins, (grand slam) and Dick Sheffer. Rennie Oil 5 Holiday Sport Cleveland 020 000 030--5 11 0 a i 200 000 000--2 6 0 Bell (12-9) and Nixon: Kemmerer, Hyde (S) and Courtney.

LP-Kemmerer (32nd). (5-12). HR Colavito Tigers added their final two runs in. the ninth off reliever Duke Maas on two infield hils. a walk and Hector Lopez' error.

Foytack was in charge all the way and pnrmiltecl only two Yankee base runners to reach third. The Yankees, who suffered their white-washing of the season. had their best opportunity to score in the fourth when they put I runners on second and third with (18 innings, game called, curfew) I olle 0 jj, 1t Foytack got Yogi Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --000 000--1 7 0 Baltimore 000 000 010 000 --000 000--1 12 1 Pierce, Lown (17) and Romano: O'Dell, Wilhelm (9) and Ginsberg. .0 i i Battery. Ken Engle and ning Terry, Aiken.

No-hitter for Engle. one ball hit out of infield. Little 'B' League Trude Hardware 12 Medics 0 i i Battery. Barney Strick- Wid- A I A A Philadelphia 000 000 02d--2 2 Chicago 100 001 02x--4 10 0 Owens, Robinson (8), Farrell (8) and Lonnett; Ceccarelli. Elston (8) and S.

Taylor. WP--Elston (64). LP--Robinson (2-2). Berra to ground out and fanned Elston Howard to end the threat. It was Ditmar's eighth loss of the season.

He has won seven. The Tigers move over to Boston tonight with Jim i (9101 facing Bill Monboufiuette (3-3) in the opener of a three-game series between the Tigers and the Red Sox. in the fourth, and they added their er Ross Overbeck and Jim final run in the seventh. ris 5 cinched first plac Pete Wooters coasted to victory, giving up 10 hits while Dick Johnson was the victim of one big inning, giving up 12 hits, seven in the first frame. Score by innings: Burke Coal Dock 300 200 1--6 10 6 Trude Hardware 900 000 x--9 12 5 Batteries: Johnson and Wino- wecki.

Wooters and Merchant, Shumsky. in Cherryland 'B' League with 112 record for the season. Only team that could catch them is Bannon's. 11 2 Fouch Optimists and Buckley United each tallied five runs in the first two innings of the opener before spilling down and playing score- loss bal! i Che sixth when i First People's Bank Bannons Winning Battery. John and Fred Korb.

T. C. State Bank 1 Red Mill 1 Batteries: Tom Crawford and Gordon Smith. Wayne Arnold, Bill Fisher and Dave Roosevelt. A I Babe League Elks vs.

Eagles. F.O.P. vs. V. F.

W. Milwaukee 000 001 000--1 1 San Francisco 200 400 lOx--7 10 0 Burdette, Pizarro (7) and Crandall; Jones (1H-10) and Landrith. LP--Burdette (15-11). HRS--Bressoud (GUi), Mays (IStlO- Pittsburgh 300 010 04(10)--IS 23 1 Louis 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 Haddix (S-9) and Burgess; Jackson, JlcDaniel Stone (S), Urban (9), Jeffcoat (9) and Smith, Porter 7 LP--Jackson (9-10). HRS--Virdon (5th), Burgess (7th).

STRONG A SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Aug. 7 (UPI) Jockey Eddie Arcaro. making a strong comeback after a near-fatal spill in Ihe June 13 Belmonl Slakes, hooted home four winners yesterday at Saratoga.

Arcaro's victories were Pat Livingston, Destiny Known, the service club tallied their i ASK A I i runs. i WESTMINSTER, Aug. 7-- Gawain and Warlike. Ernie Hill led off with a single (UPI)--The Baltimore Colts yes- and Umlor's single and an outfield I terday asked waivers on Harold i About one-quarter of United error resulted in one Harris Bullard, a Lenior Rhyne fullback, SchrotenbotT then lined to right and John (Big Thunder) Lewis, an chasing in what proved to be the end from Michigan State. Games A I A LEAGUE Chicago at Washington (night) -Shaw (1.0-3) vs.

Fischer (G-7). Cleveland at Baltimore (night) --Score vs. Walker (8-5). Kansas City at New York (night) --Holey (12-6) vs. Ford (10-6).

Detroit at Boston i ning (fl-lfll vs. MonbouqneUe (3-3). TOMORROW'S GAMES Detroit al Boston. Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Baltimore night.

Kansas City at New York. A I A A Pittsburgh at Chicago Kline (7-10) vs. Drabowsky (t-S). Philadelphi al St. Louis (night) Cardwell vs.

Mizell (11-7). Cincinnati at San Francisco i O'Toole (2-5) vs. Antonel- (13-6). (Only games scheduled). TOMORROW'S GAMES Pitlsburgh at Chicago.

Philadelphia at St. Louis. Milwaukee at Los Angeles night. Cincinnati at San Francisco. States families with an income of more than $7.500 a year have more The flukes of a whale's tail are than one car.

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