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Junior Best-of-Three Series Will Start Saturday Second Game Will Be Played Here Sunday Afternoon The Lock Haven Junior League all star team will 'meet the Punxsutawney all stars in their opening game in the VFW Teener playoffs, Saturday evening at 6 o'clock in Punxsutawney. The game will be the first in a best- of-threc series which will continue Sunday with Punxsutawney playing the local stars on the E. Park St. field at 3.30 p. The site of the third game, ii one is necessary, will be deter mined later.

The third game of the series will be played Monday at 6 p. Harry Haskavitch, area director of the Teener baseball program told local league officials tha Philipsburg was the probable site of the third game. The winner of the three game series wil meet the winner of the DuBois Titusville series in a best-of-three playoff for the area champion ship. The area winner will play in the state championships at Uniontown at the end of the month. Lock Haven will a bus tc Punxsutawney Saturday leaving from the E.

Park St. field a 12.30 p. m. All players are report to the field at noon ant are to have birth certificates insure eligibility. Sunday, th Punxsutawney team will come Lock Haven for the first playoff game the Junior League has ever played in a national program in this city.

Manager Frank Lapriola and assistant Hack Henry have been practicing all stars for the past ten days, rounding them Into shape for the opener. The team beat Jersey Shore 8-1 in an exhibition game here Sunday has looked good in pre- tournament practice drills. Jerry Brungart, the league's landing pitcher in regular season play, heads a strong crew of pitchers which includes Bill Workman, Joe Montovino, and Sill Buck. Several other members of the team have pitched would be available for duty If needed. The Teener playoffs have only one 'restriction on the pitchers and that is that a boy cannot pitch over nine innings In one day.

There is no limit to the number of consecutive games he can pitch or the number of innings in one week. The managers have announced no definite starting line-up and some positions are still undecided. The team roster is Brungart, Workman, Montovino, Buck, Gary Whitman, Craig Bonner, Craig Markel, Jack Cardamone, Tom Clark, Brad Adams, Lee Deitrick, Bob Kemmerer, Allen Dauberman, Gary Goodman, and Denny Lowe. League officials announced that regular season play would be suspendended until the all stars had either been eliminated or had won the championship. Tom Ryan, league commissioner, and Walter Walker, manager of the Piper team, met with Teener area officials Tuesday at DuBois to make the tournament arrangements.

Junior League All Stars The Lock Haven Jr. League all star team opens a bcst-of- three series Saturday against Punxsutawney in the VFW Teener baseball program's area playoffs. The second game will be played here Sunday at 3.30 p.m. and the third game, if necessary, on a neutral field, probably Philipsburg. Pictured here are, left to right, front row, Craig Bonner, Allen Dauber- man, Craig Markel and Bill Buck.

Second row, Denny Lowe, Brad Adams, Jerry Brungart, Joe Monlovino and I ce Deitrick. Third row, Gary Goodman, Gary Whitman, Tom Clark, Bob Kemmerer and Bill Workman. Back row, Frank Lapriola, manager, Donnie Kreamcr, assistant manager and Hack Henry, assistant manager. LH, Sugar Valley, Score Clinton Wins Blue Sox Win, Tied lor First The Lock Haven Blue Sox beat Orviston 10-6 in a make-up game last evening to once again go into a first place tie with the Blanchard Bees. Third place Orviston dropped three games off the pace.

The Brickworkers got three quick runs off Welsh in the first inning, but Dick Condo came into to hurl the rest of the game, receiving credit for the win. The Blue Sox came back for six runs in the first three innings to drive Frank Rickert from the box, but an Orviston rally in the fourth 'tied the game at 6-6. The Blue Sox then rallied to score two runs in both the fourth and sixth innings to clinch the victory. Shope, who relieved Rickert on the mound for Orviston, was charged with the loss. Rhoads and P.

Hanley lead Orvis-, ton at the plate with two hits each, and Shelesky lead the Blue Sox with three for three. The line score: at Lock Haven Orviston 300 300 00- 6 10 Lock Haven 213 202 13 Rickert, Shope (3) and Shelley, G. Furl. Welsh, Condo (1) and RuutlL- Little League INTER-COMMUNITY Standing of the Clubs Pet. GB Howard 13 1 .929 Beech Creek 10 3 .769 Orviston 5 6 .455 Blanchard 4 8 .333 Salona 3 9 .250 9 Woolrich 3 11 .214 10 Games postponed for All-Stars.

Junior League 2nd Half Standing Pet. GB Rotary 4 0 1.000 K. of 2 2 .500 2 Piper 1 3 .250 3 Citizens 1 3 .250 3 Games postponed for All-Stars. Central League Yesterday's Results Lock Haven 10, Orviston 6 Standing of the Clubs Pet. GB Blanchard 17 6 .739 Lock Haven 17 6 .739 Orviston 14 9 .609 3 Howard 12 11 .522 5 Mt.

Eagle 9 14 .391 8 Beech Creek 1 22 .043 16 Today's Games Beech Creek at Blanchard Howard at Orviston Lock Haven at Mt. Eagle Clinton League Yesterday's Results Lock Haven 4, Woolrich 0 Sugar Valley 7, Salona 3 Jersey Shore 9, Lamar 0 (forfeit). Standing of the dabs Pet. GB Lock Haven 18 3 .857 Sugar Valley 14 4 .778 2 1 Woolrich 11 7 .611 5 2 Jersey Shore 12 8 .600 5V 2 Salona 10 10 2 Hublersburg 4 16 .200 13 Mz Lamar 0 21 .000 18 Friday's Game Salona at Sugar Valley Sunday's Games Woolrich at Jersey Shore Salona at Lamar The Lock Haven 'Moose shutout Woolrich 4-0 last evening behind the brilliant four hit pitching of Neil Harvey to retain their 2Vz game lead over second place Sugar Valley in the Clinton League, Sugar Valley beat Salona 7-3 as Elmer Grieb won his seventh in a row this season and tied the 2 league strikeout record, and Jersey Shore won 9-0 when Lamar forfeited. Harvey won his seventh game against one loss, beating the Woolies Harry Carstetter, now 4-3.

The shutout was the fifth by a Moose pitcher this season. Guy Gontkosky Gets 3rd One Hitter Thursday, July 16, 1959-The Lock Haven Express, lock Haven, 9 5 at Punxsutawney Of Leads Cfay Court CHICAGO (AP)-Alex Olmedo, making up for lost time, and Bernard (Tut) Bartzen, playing lis usual mechanical game with he usual successful results, Tiave wept into today's quarter-finals jf the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament. Olmedo won three singles matches Wednesday in order to atch up with a brilliant field of United States and foreign players who had begun play Monday. Alex, Wimbledon i 'rom Los Angeles and Peru, had been delayed in his arrival by a engthy flight from Europe. He ater teamed with Earl Buchholz, St.

Louis, to protect their No. doubles seeding with an easy win over Chester Demus and Len Anderson, both of River Forest, Barry MacKay, Dayton. Ohio No. 2 singles seed behind Olmedo, also had arrived late from Europe, but he advanced only one round Wednesday before 19-year- old Larry Nagler of North Hollywood, upset him 6-4, 6-2. Nagler moved into the round of 16 with a victory over Ron Fisher, Houston, 6-4, 6-4.

Bartzen, 31, brushed aside Mike Green of Miami, 6-2, 6-3. Tut, from Dallas, is seeded third. LA Wins, Braves Lose, Ki Hebrew Leads Nats By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A suddenly settled pitching staff lias made a National League contender out of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The mainstay of the crew Is Don guy who got 'em started, the guy who's done the job as a smarter or in relief, and the guy who's been their stopper. The Dodgers began their run a month ago, when they were in fifth place.

They've won 19 of 29 since and it all began with Dry.S' dale's four-hit shutout over then first-place Milwaukee. The cross-firing right bandar has lost only one con troversial one-hitter by San Fran Cisco's Sam Jones. Drysdale won his sixth in the Dodger surge Wednesday night, stopping their skid at three games Jensen Hearing Major Record BOSTON (AP) Jackie Jensen was threatening to close ground on a major league record today, but the Red Sox right fielder re- ith a three-hitter that beat Pitts- 3-0 and jumped Los Angelos ack into second place. The Dodgers again are within ne game of the first-place Giants, lied by rain, and have a .002 ercentage point edge over the raves, who slipped to third with 5-2 defeat by the Chicago Cubs. Cincinnati rapped St.

Louii 11-5 i the other NL game. Sophomore Glen Hobble (10-7) ushed his career record to 5-0 ver the Braves with a five-hitter, also singled home the run lat clinched it when the Cubs cored twice in the fourth against oser Carl Willey (4-4) for a 3-1 ead. Frank Robinson of the Reds ook the National League runs atled-in lead with 85, one more lian the Cubs' Ernie Banks, with two-run homer and a sacrifice iy- Johnny Temple drove in four with a double and sacrifice ly, for the Reds, who had 17 hits by Gus Bell. Rookie Jim )'Toole (2-2) won it, with Brooks Lawrence's save. Wilmer Mizell 10-4) was the loser.

Art Andrew, 21, former Big jty. fused to think about the possibil Holly Mims Wins Televised Fight MIAMI BEACH, Fla. TAP) Holly Mims' manager is still worried, even though his clever fighter outpointed hard punching George Benlon in 10 rounds Wednesday night. "I was afraid of this guy Benton," said Manager Nick Trotta. "He was the most feared middleweight around.

I suppose now that we've beaten him we won't get any other fights for 10 months." Mims, eighth ranked middleweight who fights out of Baltimore, weighed as he tied up Benton's attack, refusing to give the 159V2 pound Philadelphia punching-room. The winner concentrated" on short right upperculs in taking an unanimous decision in the natioiv ally televised Lenny Moore Signs For Fourth Season With Champion Colts BALTIMORE (AP) Lenn; i Moore signed up today for hi season of running an catching passes for the Baltimor Colts in the National Footba League. The right halfback was a tremendous offense part of the Colts' march to the championship last season. He scored 44 touchdowns to bring his pro total to 35 since leaving Penn State. The No.

1 draft choice of the Colts in poses a doub defensive problem for opponents Ten champion at the University of Iowa, worked the only other major upset of the day, defeating Buchholz, seeded fourth, 2-6, 6-4, 9-7. Whitney Reed, Alameda, turned back Ian Vermaak of South Africa, the top-ranked for eign entry, 6-2, 6-4. Major League Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Facing an afternoon doublehead with the second place (by .002) )hicago White Sox after Wednes- lay night's game was rained out, ensen had a chance to match the mark of 12 consecutive hits set by ormer Boston Manager Mike Higgins and duplicated by Baltimore's Walt Dropo. Jackie has hit safely in his last seven official trips to the plate "I'm not even thinking of Jensen said. "Five hits is a long way to go." League Wednsday night as.

Wil- Hanley lead the' victors at the plate with two triples, tying aj liamsport blanke Sprin gfjeld 24 league record for the most triples in nightcap a doubleheade Grays Split, Lead Cut to Three Games By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The "I spoiled Bob Gontkosky's because of'his pass catching abiii- No-Hitter Club" is growing. LI three years, he has run 1,735 Gontkosky (9-5) pitched his third one-hitter this year in the Eastern in one game. Grieb struck out eight in pitching Sugar Valley to their win. The eight strikeouts give him a total of 117 which ties the season record. Sugar Valley took a 3-0 lead in the first, added another run in the second, and clinched the game with three more runs in the fourth.

John Rishel and Dick Weaver lead the Sugar Valley hit- after dropping the opener 7-2. Gontkosky faced only 27 batters. He set down the first 18 men in order. Then Matty Alou, the newest member of the elite club, led off the Springfield seventh with an infield hit. But Ray Alomar hit into a double play.

It was a tough loss, too, for Juan Marichal (10-11) who gave up only Pitching Don Drysdale, Dodgers, stopped Los Angeles' skid at three games with a three-hitter that beat the.Pirates 3-0 and regained second place. Hitting Johnny Temple, Reds drove in four runs, doubling home three in a clinching five-run fourth inning in 11-5 victory over the Cardinals. yards with the ball from scrim mage and caught it for gains only eight yards less. Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla. Holl Mims, Baltimore, outpointe George Benton, 159Vi, Philade phia, 10.

Bob Rosburg, runnerup in th 1959 National Open golf tourn ment, tied for fifth, place in th Canadian Open one week later. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On a rainy afternoon in Mid- March Harmon i 11 shrugged and said, "I think I may be able to hit better if I can hang on long enough to get a good look at the pitchers." Four months later, on a rainy in mid-July, Harmon swung and put himself nine games ahead of Babe Ruth's record 60 homo run pace. That shot Wednesday night was Killebrew's 31st, tops in tha majors. It touched off a 3-0 victory over Detroit that pulled the Washington Senators past tha Tigers into fifth place in tha American League. The game, held to five innings by rain, was the Nats' 85Lh.

Ruth didn't hit No. 31 until his New York Yankees were in their 94th game when he set the record in 1927. Rookie Bob Allison drove in tha other Senator runs with a pair ol doubles while Camilo Pascual, winning 10 for the first time in the majors, put the Tigers away on one hit. Jim Sunning was tha loser. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League W.

L. Pet. G.B. 3an Francisco IDS Angeles Milwaukee 'ittsburgh hicago 49 50 46 47 43 St. Louis 41 Cincinnati Philadelphia 38 31 37 40 37 41 44 45 49 52 .570 .556 .554 .534 .494 .477 .437 .373 IVi 8 11V4 American League W.

L. Pet. B. Cleveland 47 Chicago 48 .573 .571 .523 Thursday Games San Francisco at Philadelphia (2 twi-night) Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis (N) Only games scheduled Wednesday Results Chicago 5, Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 3.

Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 11, SI. Louis 5 San Francisco at Philadelphia (2), ppd, rain 3 10 12 Baltimore 45 New York 42 43 .494 Washington 41 44 .482 Detroit 42 46 .477 Boston 38 46 .452 Kansas City 36 48 .429 Thursday Games Cleveland at New York (2) Detroit at Washington (N) Chicago at Boston (2) Kansas City at Baltimore (N) Wednesday Results Washington 3, Detroit 0 (5 innings called rain) Cleveland at New York (2), ppd rain Chicago at Boston, ppd, rain Kansas City at Baltimore, ppd rain ters with three hits apiece. The! three hits and struck out 10 Wil- six Salona hits were scattered Uamsport won- the game on Tony among six batters. The line scores: at Sugar Valley Salona 002 000 6 Sugar Valley Marcaccio, 310 300 11 Butler (3), and Leitzell. Grieb and W.

Miller. Baseball Menu TODAY'S GAMES Central League Beech Creek at Blanchard Howard at Orviston 'Lock Haven' at Mt. Eagle Eastern League Springfield at Williamsport FRIDAY Clinton League Salona at Sugar Valley Eastern League Binghamton at Williamsport SATURDAY Eastern League Binghamton at Williamsport Becerra Suffers Pulled Muscle MEXICO CITY (AP) -Military Hospital doctors said today that Jose Becerra, new world bantamweight boxing champion, is suffering from a pulled muscle in his right thigh. His manager, Pancho Resales, said this "will keep us from complying with the contract clause for a return match in 90 days" with Alphonse Halimi of France. Becerra won the title by knocking out Halimi in the eighth round of their bout at Los Angeles last Wednesday.

Resales did not say what extension of the return match period he might ask. Curry's two-run homer that followed Bob Wine's single in the third. Springfield Rallies In the opener Springfield sent five, runs across in the sixth to back.the three-hit pitching of Jim Myers (10-7). Alomar and Frank Reveira belted solo home runs off loser Bob Milo (5-6), who gave up 11 hits before departing in the sixth. Allentown defeated York 7-2 to move to within three games of the league-leading Grays; Bingham beat Albany 7-4 and Lancaster trounced Reading 20-11.

Antinclli Wins 13th Al Antinelli wracked up his 13th ivin of the year as Allentown made it three straight over York. Antinelli, who has lost only three game gave up nine hits but kept them well spaced. Dan Lynk and Gerry Mallett each collected two hits and batted in two runs to spark Allentown's attack. Jack Hamilton (5-7) was charged with the, loss. Binghamton hammered Albany pitching for 15 hits, including three doubles, a triple and homers by, Tom Tresh (1) and Leroy Thomas (13).

Thomas knocked in two runs to boost his total to 71, tops in the league. Don Thompson won his llth victory against three losses. Lancaster Hits Lancaster pounded out 24 hits off three Reading pitchers, including five home runs, three triples and two doubles, and scored in every inning except the eighth. Johnny Kreuter was the Red Rose batting star with two homers, a double and two singles in five trips, as he knocked in four runs. Reading cranked qut 20 hits off Lancaster pitching.

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