Spokane Chronicle from Spokane, Washington • 37

ww Tr Mo Major Bodiaui poftmtc pnilu (Eljfoniflc SFOKANE, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1958. 37 Hanlon Is Loser Home Runs Bury North's All-Stars Tribe Is Home to Play Solons Bobby Biagan, newly appointed manager of the Spokane Indians doesn't plan any major player changes, at least for the time being. The new skipper of the hmlsp ht an(1 meet who arrived here this morning I lh th come ln 4atd that he wanted to got a good, won opening-round matches I perk at the players before he today in first action of he started makmg change, nTlast Thurldav Inland Empire tennis tourna- III stay with the same palern hp wfls satisfied to re-ment at Comstock park. 1 have had a chance to look lurn minors things over, he said 'I plan to, A IM. Blo.ssod by good weather, the kcpp lhe pl(rhers in the same ro 11 1Trans 111 rP tourney began todav with junior tat ion and I guess that means 2ronP niy troops and start all singles and mens singles action I lost occasionally and nobody ever Tennis plavcrs from all parts The Indians arc home from a arrllsrf) thom nf nnt hnng En(Kj of the Pacific Northwest and several from California are taking part in the five-day tournament which ends at Comstock on' Saturday.

A few finals may be plaved Friday. The rest are set for Saturday. All champions and runners up will receive Athletic Round Table trophies Among ot-ficiaL directing plav will be La Rnlg William Hanlon lenktn Dorbnu Mill fowl ah 33 1 2 0 1 2 I 33 174 181 3ftft 4 5 2 17 21 3ft 7 22 23 34 47 S3 lift I generals 111 he back up there one of these davs Bragan has always been noted for his hustling ball clubs and rs he facing the task nf getting the 5JJ Indians nut of the sec. nd division HI with confidence It doesn make any difference you manage, or where pi your club is in the standings, you sn still have ynur job cut out for los Bernier knocked his first pitch of the sixth frame out of the park. NORTH ab rbl rbil 2 Peterson ai 4 2 Sheirone 4 ft Pinson rf 4 0 Frees lb 4 llfDvkn 1 ftlDurham If 2 ft 1 Wilms If 3 2 Raxei 3b 5 2 Brriwser 2b 2 ft Rlmfld 2b 1 2 SOOTH ab Rentier rf 5 2 Rodger si 4 Rhoden If 3 MrDnl If 2 Stuart lb 4 Trmn lb 1 Averli rf 5 Pop rf 3 Dlrmple 2 PreRcott 3b 4 Rneht 2b 4 Bridge I Urquhart I annl 0 Kazak 1 Watklni 1 Wilms 0 1 ft 0 1 0 0 ft 1 ft 0 1 ft ft ft 1 4 3ft 2 2 2ftft 2-8 43 38 13 113 12 14 0 Sherry 2 ft Bmbrger ft ft a Lary 2 ft Hanlon 0 0 LHtrell 1 ft 0 Kennedy 1 0 0 ft 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Verne Mabbott, W.

van Tyen I Ernest Hix, Gayle Dutton and Ray Albano the latter also 8 Running (oi ge Young Pslmnuist Mihlkcn challenger for tourney laurels jjjlyou" he said "If they re in first place you have to try and -i? keep them there If theyie buried in the second division you have a job trying to get them on top so hum Bragan left his wife and two i 5 children in Billings last night and 2 vi hoarded an airplane for Spnkane. He said his family resumed the trip todav and he expects them to arrive here late this evpning 4 S4i ft K4 ftll Ift ft 1 2S 1 ft Welcome to Spokane Totals 4113 12 11 Totals 3ft 4 11 4 a -Sit gird for Bamhsrger In 2d ran for Rhodes In 6lh strurk out for Hanlon in ftth struck out for 7annl in 7lh strurk out for Stuart in 3th doubled for Freese In ftth South 2 0 1 ft 0 4 1 3 ft 13 North 2 1 Oft ft 0 0 0 1 4 PO Spencer Harris (right), general manager of the Spokane Indians baseball club, wears a broad grin as weleomes Bobby Bragan, new Indian manager, to Spokane just after Bragan arrived here by plane today. Bragan will make his Spokane debut in a Spokane uniform at the Fairgrounds tonight. 11 ft ft PITCH ll BB A A 1 4 4 7 9 I ft 14 4ft VANCOUVER, B. July 1.

(A1) The Southern all-stars biased five home runs out of Capilano stadium here last night to crush the North 13-4 in the Pacific Coast league's annual All-Star game. A near-capacily crowd of 8349 watched manager Red Davis' power hitters snow under their northern opponents. After each team scored two runs in the first, the north took its only lead briefly the second on singles bv Jim Baxes, Charlie White and pinch hitter Al Lary. The south tied it up with an unearned run in the third, then broke the contest wide open with a four-run outburst in the sixth inning. Carlos Bernier lofted a 865 foot homer oxer the left field wall to start it off.

It was in the eighth that the southern squad really went to work Three homers sailed out of the park in that one. The crowd was the largest of the year at Vancouver and exceeded by almost 2000 the attendance at Los Angeles in 19,57 Spokane pitcher Dick Hanlon, originally announced as the starting pitcher, came in as a reliefer in the fifth inning. lie was charged with the loss, giving up four runs on four hits in the sixth. Hanlon put down the south with two strikeouts to end the fifth inning but Salt Lakes Car Sroft 2 Fowler ft Patrii 42 (eorge ft! Palmqat 4 C.roh 117 Hanlon I Oft Milliken 4S Sherrv ft4 HRST ROLND fnninr men single Joe Brown Seattle Dave Rose Spokane ft 0 ft II i lohn Fraser Victoria Ilm Burton Taroma hv riefaiitti Pat Killian, Spokane Kenneth Dahl Van nuvr hr default) Bill Ward Portland Ore Srottv Pnwe Seattle, ft 4, ft 3t Rrlon Bloomberg Seattle Tim 1 nderwood Spokane ft 4 ft 3 1 Rev Miller Spokane Charles Brown Portland ft 3 ft 0 Warren Simmon Seattle VI Alvares Spokane, 7 ft 2 leff Howard Wenatchee Dave forkhurn, snokane ft ft ft 4 ftlen PuPre Spokane Roger Cooper Kennewlfk default! Harrv Dovle Port land Pel well Spokane, ft ft, ft ft Dean Parsons Wenatchee (arv Brien, Spokane, ft ft 57 7 5: Mirkev Shannon Spokane fohn reiahton Seattle ft 3 ft ft Steve Woller Spokane Ruaa Coffee, Port land, hv default Althea Lone U. S.

Survivor in Wimbledon Net Battles 14 game road trip lo open a six game series at the Fairgrounds against the last place Sacramento Solons. Bragan, a one time member of the Brooklyn Dodger organi7ation, who said he was as happv as I can be that I back with the Dodgers," won't be a total to many of the players Spokane roster. Tribe Not Strangers had outfielder Tom Saffell Title Bout Ducats High NEW ORK, July 1 (Cu-Tele-PrompTer Corp. comes off th planning board for the second time since its much bally hooed plans to add closed circuit television gold to the coffers of the I.os Angeles Dodgers and San he managed the Hollywood Francisco Giants and had catcher Norm! And for the second time its at Fort Worth venture is in the boxing field It "Many of the other players active preparation today played in leagues in which ror the closed network televising managed or I saw them during heavyweight championship training camps, he said between champion tlovd Asked if he planned to call a1 rattt'in and challenger Roy Asxea it ne planned can a Augiet 13 in Us Angeles, special meeting to m-t the ball Thrrp b(, no Manager Quits WINNIPEG, July 1. MV-Bill Boivtn resigned todav as manager of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western Intorprovincial football union and Jim Ausley, head trainer since 1952, took over the job.

Anderson, going at only half speed, lost the first two sels, 62, 63, but then was unable to continue The round of four was completed when Neale Fraser, still another Australian, downed Sven Davidson of Sweden, 64, 68, 6-2, 36, 8-6. Miss Gibson looked anything but a champion for two thirds of the match with the steady British girl. Her volleying was weak and her ground strokes unsteady. Rose, a left hander famed as a doubles player, completely dorm nated the match against MacKav He lost his twisting service only once that midway in the third set The Australian, who is doubles partner of MacKay in the tournament, toyed with the American's powerful game. He kept the Ohio youth on the run with tricky drop shots and lobs MacKay never got a chance to force the attack.

Women doubt (second round) Jnt Hoop sealtl and Sallv Moor Bakersfield, alif defeated Sheila Arm strong and Ann Ilaydon, Britain, 6 83 default Women doublr (third round) Mrs Philip (hairier I ran and Angla Mortimer Britain defeated Rita Bentlev and Mr Palmer, Britain I fi 3 Althea (tlhson New York and Marla Bueno Bratll defeated Kami Fagero Miami and Mr )nrnthv Head Knode orest Hills, ft 4 ft 3 Net Winners Compete Here Ten players who competed in the Northwest junior sectional Stars championships at Yakima last week nnw are competing in the Inland Empire tennis tournament here Several nf the title winners and runnersup are included Results of the sectional finals: stranger on the He when Sherry have I spring Jl MOR MfN SINOI Bill Burley Heattl dffested Gary Larson, healtle, ft ft, ft ft 2 J1 MOR MFN DO! RLFft 1 arson In Brown Heattle won From Bill Rurlev Day Moffilt, Keattle players. Bragan said "I just plan to be the first fellow in the iiiiiimiiiiimmiimmiiiiiiiiiimmiimiiiitm'tmiin Still Chief WIMBLEDON, Plngland, July 1. LT9 Althea Gibson of New York defeated Britains Shirley Bloomer today 6 3, 68, 6 2 and became the only American survivor in the singles semifinals of the Wimbledon tennis championships. Barry Mac Kay nf Davton, Ohio the last remaining United States player in the men division, went down before Australia's left-1 handed Mervyn Rose in straight sfts, 62, 64 64 The other two United States women, Mum Arnold of Redwood City, Calif and Mrs Margaret du Pont, were eliminated Miss Arnold bowed to Mrs Su7y Kormorzy of Hungary 61, 57, 8 6 Mrs Du Tont lost to Angela Mortimer of Bri'am 46, 63, 108 Havdon In Upset An upset was scored by Ann Ifaydon, a British left hander, who eliminated the fourth seeded Maria Bueno of Bra7il, 63 75 Miss Bueno had been rated, the most formidable threat to Miss Gibson's championship. Rose was joined in the men's, semifinals by top seeded Ashley Cooper, the Australian champion, who won a marathon match from Bobby Wilson of Britain 64, 62, 36, 46 75 Rose and Cooper play each other next.

Kurt Nielsen of Denmark gained lhe semifinals when Mai Anderson nf Australia, the uir-rent United Stales champion, had In withdraw because nf the ankle he inmred in a fall yesterday Lots Will Happen Bouchee Reinstated; to Return Thursday NEW YORK, July 1. UP) Ed Bouchee, Philadelphia Fhil-Iie first baseman, was returned to baseball today by Commissioner Ford Frick. He had been under indefinite suspension since pleading guilty to a morals charge in Spokane early this spring. Bouchee, 2.5, will rejoin the exhaustive sludy of all the evi Phillips in Milwaukee July 3 He donee including a lung confer- vision Fight Promoli William P. Rosohsohn, a former in th outfit, will get an undisclosed per-centage of an expected $1 900 000 TV gate for his promotion.

mnviw prices and a Angeles fight fight at gatp, $10 $5 nutlets of The promotion share was $115 000. C.IR1 (Ift and under) SIM, I F4 Fattv Miller. Portland, won from Mary fthrrar akiina ft 2 ft 4 (IRE'S MR and under) DO! RIF Pattv Millrr loon amol Portland won from Marv Sherar Shirley Robert, Yak! mil ft 2, ft 3 BOYS (15 and under) HINDI Fff Tim Frarer. Victoria, won from Pete Rnfkne Seattle ft I 1 ft ft 2 BOYs (under 15) DOT HI Barrv Davidson, Hoattle Mike Moran Hoatll defeated Pete Rnrkne Scott Powe, Beattie, ft 2. 1 ft 7 i GIRL (14 and under) HINDI Bonnie Brvanf Tacoma won from Julie lennni Pat Hines Seattle ft I ft 2 DIKI M5 and under) DO( B( FS lull Lennot Bonnie I ennos Seattle won from June Anderson Bonnie Brvant Taioma ft 3 ft 0 In thp eyes nf Jim Harris, nn nf thp Spnknne Indians general manager Spencer Harris, things haven't changed (no much for Bnhhy Bragan, thp Tribe's new manager who was released by Cleveland last week.

He's still an Indian," Jim said. "All he did was change Tribes. HiiiiiimniiuiiiiiiiiiiimHiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiniiiiniiiniH fW) nn 3M87fi tlc.j,r. Tickets will he sold in and drive in theaters, with staled from $150 fo $7 50 75 mile radius from Los blacked out Rosehsohn, in his first promotion, is scaling the Wrigley field for a $640 000 with tickets at $10, $0 TolePrompTer had 174 in 140 cities for the Basdio fight with a gross The word that Bobby Bragan is becoming the new manager of thp Spokane Indians immediately brought to mind a line out of the Olson and Johnson TIellapoppin stage show. During the performance as guns roared, bells clanged and women screamed Olson turned to the audience and remarked: Well, anyhow, we're keeping you awake.

The feeling in this corner is that Biagan, too, will keep 'em awake as he attempts to pull the Indians from their seventh-place spot in the Facific Coast league to at least a place in the first division. That isnt going to be an easy job but Bragan's recot as a manager both in the majors and for eight years in the high minors, indicates he's the man most likely to succeed, Bobby has never had a second-division finisher in the minors and he had things popping in his two seasons with Pittsburgh. The dismissal of Goldie Holt marks the third time in recent Spokane baseball history that the front office has deemed it necessary to make a mid-season switch in skippers. If this one is as successful as the other two everybody should be happy. Spahn Keeps Reds Under His Thumb has been working out in Philadelphia since June 4 after undergoing psychiatric treatment at the Institute for Living in Hartford, Conn for three months.

Frick said Bouchee's reinstatement was on a temporary basis with the Philadelphia National league club assuming full responsibility for the decision' which was made after cnnsulla i tion with several medical men' and a long conference with the1 plavrr. I Hie loss nf Bouchee, a 2U hit- ter who slugged 17 home runs! ALLA. ALLA, Mash July 1 and hailed in 76 runs in his if-1? Lverham of Everett defreshman season in 1957, proved ea, 7 of Seatlle ence with the player and consul tation with all the police officers and medical men involved. He said a special psychiatrist, employed by the commissioner's nf fice, also had examined all the medical reports. Welle Buys Race Horse TOMONA.

Calif Julv I tjs TVs Lawrence Welk walled his wav into horse race ownership with a $24 000 purchase at a dis-persal sale of California breeding stoc from Mrs Lunn i Llangollen farm. The band leadc Trhklew Productions, Inc paid tnat price yesterday for the mare WnoMe-Now. Its his first fling at racing. Television pcrfnimrrs Lucille Rail and Desi Arna7 were the high bidders at the auction They bought a mare called Prinnra with a weanling colt hv correspondent fop $11 ooo for their Desilu stable All told 19 head brought Mis. Lunn $267 5o Change in '39 yesterdav in a plav-nff to win the 1958 Mashington state open golf tournament.

They had tied with scores of 282 after the regii'aunn 72 holes Down by three strokes after the to he a big blow to the Phillies Manager Mayo Smith was fnreed to shift Harry Anderson from left field to first base. In a press interview last month, Bouchee, former Mash Lynch Pushes Welter Skein NEW YORK, July 1. (JP-Just how far Eddie Lynch will ad vance in the welterweight division is uncertain. But he has been getting better all the time and today he Is the proud possessor of a victory skein of six hmils. All told, the 2.1 year-old New orker has won 16 nf his 19 starts as a professional.

Tony Dihase, another New Yorker, was Lvnchx latest victim. It was a close fight they put on at steaming St. Nicholas arena last night, hut Lynch got the unanimous verdict of ail three officials. decision over the Los Angeles Dodgers Musial drove in two runs with his 13th homer and a double while McDaniel limited the Dodgers to seven hits in gaining his fifth win. Musial two extra base hits moved him within two of Lou Gehrig's total of 1190, which ranks second host in the majors.

Babe Ruth is the leader with 1356 extra bases. four Are Idle San Francisco, Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh all were idle. Only two games were sched tiled in the American league where Cleveland defeated hi-cago, 5 3, and Detroit topped Kansas City, 7 6 Reliever Hovt Wilhelm had In throttle an eighth-inning rally hv the While Sox to preserve Cal McLishs fourth victory. Kansas City had Detroit heal en, 6 4. until a disastrous ninth inning in which the Tigers scored three runs with the aid of two errors In 1939 the late Bill Ulrich jeplaced Bernie diVeiveios with Eddie Irishman.

The Indians started winning and climbed to fourth place in the Western International league before the season was over. The next ypar they won the pennant, under Leishman. The best remembered changp, however, was in 1918 when Dolph Camilll was hned lo replace the aging Buddy Ryan. Camilli took the Indians fmm a near-cellar position, far back of the loaders and hustled them into a pennant on the last day of the season. Ever since Camilli's mastnful job of piloting things have hern tough for Spokane managers.

Whenever Spokane starts falling behind the lelephone starts ringing and people start asking: Where's Dolph Camilll? ington Slate football player, fVe he plav-off, npwsmrn "Raiphall is mv life rallied brilliantly to im ready to face anything to capture eight nf the remaining 13 return to the game and win going away by The commissioner noted that strokes, Bouchee had voluntarily undergone a series of treatments since the date of his hearing and probation He said the men who have hern participating In this training program are unanimously In agreement that the player has responded completely to treatment and nnw is ready to return to his place in society. Frick said he had made an Rainiers Win ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July 1 (As Phil Shaitrer clouted a three run homer in the first inning to send the Seatlle Rainiers nn their way to a 8 0 shutout over the Anchotage All Stars in an exhibition baseball game today Bv United Tress International Nothings sure in baseball, unless maybe its Warten Spahn pitching against the Cincinnati Redlegs. Since entering the National league back in 1942, the canny Milwaukee southpaw has beaten his Cincinnati cousins 48 times while losing only 15 games to them. Don go snapping your fingers at those 48 victories, either yen if you're not Impressed such fine pitchers as Johnny Podres. Sam Jones, Ronnie Kline and Larry Jackson aie.

Theyve all been in the league awhile and not one of them ran top that total of 48 wins inc lud ing all their victories against every club in the circuit. Spahn Holds Reds Milwaukee manager Fred Ha ney saved Spahn purposely for the Redlegs last night and he sure knew what he was doing The .17 year-old lofty held Cincinnati to six hits in a 9 2 tri umph that matked his Wth victory of the year. The Braves achieved last night triumph at the rxjvonsp of Boh Turkey and retained their 2'j game lead. The combination nf Stan Mu sial and Lindy McDaniel pared the St. Unis Cardinals to 4 2 A Top effort MK 1 A r-t V'r 4 a a.

i-'i -1 JV you'll Njor King Edward AMtMCA MIGHT SfUfl There's no question hut that Dolph did a great job for Spokane even though his managerial efforts later were marked by only so-so success. In 1918 the Indians had a fine ball club. But Ryan, who was getting well along in years, couldn't get them to put out 100 per cent In every game. That wheie Dolph shined. He got em hustling and they won, and kept winning.

Bragan may not he blessed with all of the best players in the Coast league but there aie those who feel the Indians have much more potential than they have shown. Bobby has a reputation for getting a lot of hustle out of his players and It may be that he can repeat the Camilll miracle. If he even comes close he'll make a lot of fans happy. 4th of July Special SI ON SHORT SLEEVE SPORTS SHIRTS Buy One Shirt at the Kegulnr Prl e. $2 95 Get the Second Shirt i Invtftt bk Plu 154 1mpr al gflTil'a 5 A Swell Guy cl 5 -r BASEBALL 7 I Spokane Indians v.

Sacramento Solons GAME TIME 8.00 P.M. Softball Loop King Crowned The Spokane Transform! train reigned today as the first half champions of the class softball league The Transformer nine ritfeatod I-ncal Merchants 7 6 tor the title in a play-off game last right at nderhill. Rree7e Inn blanked Kaiser Neolworkers 2-0 in an exhibition game last mcht A meeting nf all softball league nnnngers is scheduled for hues div at 7 ni at the 5 Mf Dftl CIUCTKF. GOLF RW.tsm ilNDIAN CANYON 0 ESMERALDA Bn test 00 Personally, wcie soiry In see Goldie go, even though a change was necessaiy. It's always tough to see a manager replaced.

Taiticularly when he's a skipper who has coopciatcd 100 per rent with the pi ess and become a dam good frirnd hrsidrs. But Goldie knows that in baseball it's usually win or oKe and it's (ho manager that gets it in the neck when the club starts slipping. Bragan should be just what the doctor ordrird for the Spokane fans who want tlicir manager to be a fire eater who'll challenge an umpne at the dtop of a hat and wont hesitate to levy fines when he thinks his team isn't doing its best. It's a cinch heirll he something doing every minute, win or lose, with Bobby in charge. And you can almost bank on It that the league office will be getting ticher as tho result of fines handed out to Bragan.

lie the tyje who has to get things off his chest lrgatdless of the cost. Which should make mv inothei inlaw happy. She doesnt think a game is any good unless theirs at least onp berf with the ur, ps to livrn things up. LADIES DAY (Tuesday, July 1) 1 id 14iiii! 8ft Me 4 1 it, i COC lAfttT fHOICl UkT RACinc COAST KAGUt Kl S-T991 )t MHIM SP I I ftl NN) )) ft 1 I I et isft ft (W ft ft 14 smf )4 )es (ft (ier Jim Daxcs Scores Jim iLtvrs of tho Hpoknnc Imlinns slide In to home olute vvjfh the third run for the North in Inst nicht' Pat ifie Coast league All-Mar baseball game at anrouvrr whirl) the South Won 1.3-1. Pitcher Marshall Bridges Is a step too late to put the tag C.t the Spoknne third baseman.

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