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8 Santa Cruz Sentinel Tuesday, June 19, 1936 Mantle Smacks Record Homer PCC Prexies Hit Penalties To Be Made In Changes 1231 Several Surprises Five Sports To Have New Mentors During Next Year By Arnold Wechter Several surprise changes were listed among the 1956-57 coaching assignments for Santa Cruz high school with new head men taking over the reins in five sports. Principal Lee T. Sims, in making the announcement of assignments, said they were tentative. New head coaches were named in varsity football, and and lightweight basketball, track and baseball. As expected, Larry Siemering was named head football By Jack Stevenson Berkeley (A.P.).

Penalties assessed Washington and UCLA by the Pacific Coast conference for under-the-table aid to athletes by booster clubs are due for imminent review and possible change. These penalties include the loss of one year's eligibility by football players at UCLA. mentor with Bob (Stormy) Hile-f man as his chief assistant, ham Maynard is again expected to were taken in separate conference meetings and it was felt the review of all cases should be taken at one time. On May 6, the conference placed Washington on probation for two years. In that time the school cannot win a sporta title, play in a post-season game or share in Rose Bowl receipts.

This amounted to a $52,000 slap in the pocketbook. Two weeks later UCLA was placed on probation for three years, fined an additional $15,000 to bring its total loss to $93,000 and its football players lost a year of eligibility unless it was proved they did not receive illegal aid from booster groups. Since then a UCLA alumnus, J. Miller Leavy has charged that a group of Southern California alumni raised $71,235 and paid it to 60 Trojan athletes over a two-year period. He charged also that California had a "phony job racket" in which athletes were promised or given off-campus jobs with pay but little or no work.

California officials denied that allegation but last week said they had found 20 technical violations revision of conference rules and reaffirmed "that each institution has the individual responsibility for Investigating each coach and booster club covering activities during the year 1955-56 to ascertain the degree of compliance with conference rules." Reports of such activities are to be made to the conference commissioner by July 15. The September 1 deadline for review of the several cases indicated a desire to settle the turbulent athletic situation prior to the start of the football season. Practice in the PCC begins on that date. President Robert G. Sproul of California, chairman of the council, said, "The presidents will rule with a firm hand from now on." Yesterday's action probably was their strongest move in athletics although Sproul said there were "widely different opinions on how far we should go in revision." Sproul said there had been criticism of inequalities in the penalties against Washington and UCLA and these criticisms were "possibly justified." He pointed out that action against the two Senators Move Closer To Sox With 3-2 Win The Capitola Senators moved within one-game of the Aptos White Sox yesterday afternoon at the Mid-County's Capitola stadium as they handed the league leaders a 3-2 setback in a well-played game.

It was the Sox's second setback in seven games and the Solons' coach the JV's. Doug Severn will continue as lightweight coach with Jim Simpson acting as his assistant Emmett Thompson, varsity basketball coach for the past two years, will take on the duties of and coach this season, while William Dodge will replace Tom Burt as lightweight coach. Severn will return as junior varsity mentor. Hileman has been named as new track coach with George Mooers as his assistant. Mooers has handled the Card thinclads by himself the past two years.

Dodge has been named as head This one could be the crux of an announcement yesterday following a meeting of the powerful Presidents Council The announcement said the school leaders voted unanimously: "To recommend to their faculty representatives that the process of deliberating on individual cases and assessing penalties be carried to prompt conclusion; and that as soon as it is concluded and before September 1, 1956, all cases and penalties be reviewed at one time to be certain that there has been fullv fourth victory in the same num ber of starts. baseball coach with Siemering as his assistant. A two-run rally in the fifth in The tennis and golf assign ning paved the way for the Sol of the conference code Involving about $1100. ons victory. ments will remain the same with Ross Evans handling the net squad for the third year, while equitable treatment between and among cases.

"It is understood that penalties should be not only equitable but also commensurate with the violations, some of which have been serious." The "all cases" would include also the charges made against Ricky Anderson and Lyn Eg bert paced the Senators at oat Charles R. Smith will again lead the golfers. with two hits apiece. Anderson also shared pitching duties with Ron Ellis and the two hurlers limited the hard-hitting Aptos New State Boxing Commission Elects Dr. Kilroy Chairman hi ii win Cubs Continue Winning Ways With 2-1 Win nine to four hits.

Brian McCoy was the losing hurler as he was nicked for six hits. McCoy hit the only extra base hit, a double, of the well-pitched contest. In the Farm league game, the Southern California and California. These have not received conference action. The announcement can be interpreted three ways: 1.

That penalties against Washington, which included no blanket ineligibility, be increased. 2. That those against L'CLA be modified. Sacramento (A.P.). Gov.

Knight's new athletic commission is in business. Four members of the five-man commission met with the governor yesterday, elected hold-ovr member Dr. Dan 0. Kilroy of Sacramento as chairman and got right to work. Its first official action was to7 Aptos Seals handed the Capitola Stars a 9-7 setback.

withhold sanction from a pro Phone Nine Wins posed Los Angeles light between Today's double bill finds the middleweight champion Sugar I' improving Soquel Athletics fac ing the Live Oak Browns in the feature game. Ray Robinson and welterweight Art Aragon of Los Angeles. Dean Cromwell, former USC track coach, only member not 3. That both be left on-changed. Sproul said no consideration was given on whether the penalties were too severe but only whether they were fair in relation to the cases at the two Box scores: Aptos While Sox ABRH 1 0 0 Yankees Do It Agajn present, sent word he would be at the next meeting, July 7, in Capitol Senator! AB lebert.cf 3 2 Andrsn.lb.p 3 12 Skoerard.r 0 0 Boyle.cf schools.

He said those and subse San Francisco. Knight told his appointees to 01 quent penalties would come under the review. The Lions Cubs kept their record clean after last nights National Little League game, but they just managed to squeeze by the Kiwanis Pirates, 2-1. Scoring seven runs in the last inning to overcome an 8-1 lead, the Jaycee Tigers tied the Optimist Indians, 8-8, and barely stayed out of the cellar with the Tribe in the American league. The Pirates pushed over one run in the fourth inning to break a scoreless deadlock.

But the Cubs bounced right back to tie things up in the fifth and added the winning run in the sixth. Bob Lockwood and Jim Marker combined pitching talents for the Cubs and limited the Pirates to one hit Both boys struck out six. Wildness on the part of the Feurhkn.j 3 Elliott. 3 Sc hot 1 Johnson McCoy. Jones.rf Wicklnd.lf Fnnell.3b Crescmi.c Benson, lb The conference action will be by the faculty representatives.

0 1 0 1 Shaffer.lf 2 Broadlw.2b 1 Elhs.ptib 1 Turnase 0 Ford.lf who voted the penalties originally. But the Presidents' Council Detroit The arrow points to the spot where Mickey Mantle drove out 1 stadium's most famous home run yesterday. The New York Yankee outfielder became the second player ever to hit a fair ball out of the park, when he connected with one of Paul Foy-tack's fast ball with two mates on base in the eighth inning. Mantle was hitting left handed and sent the ball onto the roof into the street. The spot where the ball hit is 110 feet above the 370-foot mark in the right centerfield.

The homer helped the' Yankees to a 7-4 victory. (AP Wirephoto) Easy Victory 13-6 The hard-hitting Telephone company team proved too much for Wilson's Tires in the lone City Softball league game last night at DeLaveaga park as it pounded out a 13-6 victory. It was the phone company's second win in three starts and put it one-half game behind the unbeaten Drive-N-Eat squad. Bill Mclntire, Don Sweet and Jimmy Mills paced the 10-hit attack. Mclntire put one over the fence for a homer, while Mills and Sweet each had a pair of hits.

Gene Pedemonte was the winning hurler. He limited the losers to seven hits, walked only two and fanned five. Tonight's double bill finds the Native Sons and Acacia Inn battling in the feature came. Cincinnati Regains Lead With 7-4 Win Over Phils By Ed -ilks The Associated Press Manager Birdie Tebbetts, who learned to handle pitch can be all-powerful and its recom- mendauon of a review can be Totals VS 3 Totl 21 1 4 considered a mandate. The council asked the faculty representative further to make a survey toward possible White Sox 110 000 -2 Hits 120 010 4 Senatore 100 OJ 3 Hit 101 13 2BH McCoy.

RBI McCoy, Boyle, Anderson, Feurhaken, Egbert. LP ers as a catcher, has his Cincinnati Reds back in the Na McCoy. WP Anderson. BB off Mc pitchers played an important role in the other game. Two Indian Coy 3.

Ellis 3. Anderson 3. SO by McCoy fills I. Anderson 1. clean up the light business in California.

"As long as we have boxing and wrestling in the state we are going to have it honest, clean and decent, or we're not going to have any at all," he said. "We'll certainly do our best," replied Jamie H. Smith, Los Angeles industrialist. Smith, Douglas Hayden of Oakland, a retired telephone company special agent, and Cromwell are the three new members of the commission. Kilroy and S.

Thomas Bucciarelli, Riverside attorney, are the holdovers. "This is a new commission," said the governor, "and this will be a new day for boxing in California." Knight said he hoped the members would act soon to choose an executive secretary to replace veteran Joseph M. Genshlea. He indicated he would like to see the pitchers, Hernn and Netto, al lowed 11 walks while their oppo Two Pitchers Pace Dealers Capitola Stars ABRH nent, Craighill, gave up the same tional league lead by using an off-beat pattern that makes starters out of reliefers and reliefers out of starters. Birdie got the job done last night in a 7-4, 10-inning decision over the Philadelphia Phillies.

He yanked Hal Jeff-coat out of the bullpen for a starting job, followed with ace ApOo Baals ABRH Blair.p 2 I 1 Shearer.lb 3 0 0 1 0 0 Batclder.2b 3 1 0 Johnson, ss 0 3 0 while the Wrigley's and JC meet in the opener. Garland.cf Hill.rf Williams, Dulaney.c Leamv.ib Frvklnd.Sb Schmidt.sa Hosmer.lb 2 0 2 2 0 2 SOO 3 0 1 3 2 2 3 2 2 0 2 0 Lenhart.lf 1 1 1 reliefer Buster Freeman and then wound up with unbeaten To 2-0 Victory Box scores: Fllnt.3b.D starter Brooks Lawrence, whoT Gould cf Bell Phone number. Today, the Native Sons Red Sox and Elks Yankees battle for the first half championship in the American league. Both teams have six wins, and a loss for either team would decide the outcome. In the National league, the 20-30 Cardinals take on the Moose Flint.

rf won his eighth Wilson's Tire ABRH Pierce.3b 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 2 2 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ken Negro and Gil LaMothe ABRH Motta.3b 3 2 1 1 0 Nelson. Wlllms.lf It was the second time Tebbetts Balrd.o Robinson. If 0 10 Mclntire.ss 4 3 1 collaborated on a neat one-hit pitching feat yesterday, leading has used Jeffcoat. the ex-outfield Wrthall.ph Sweet.rf 5 Vmvlakis.c 3 4 er, as a starter. Both turn-abouts Totals It 1 I Totala II I I 0 0 3 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 Carlson.cf 4 Bertozzi.sa 4 McCrkl.p.lf 4 Forrester.c 4 Rdnbgh.lb 4 Dimstr.p.lf 4 3 Booth, rf 2 Seals 6U 9 their New Car Dealers to a.

close 2-0 win over the North Monterey Bay Lions in Junior league at 2 2 2 ,1 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 Dodgers. Hita 4118 Pdmonte.p 4 Mills. lb 3 Blain.lf 4 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Indiana Stars 0347 W. L. Pet.

GBL Harvey West stadium. Hitg a Rimiccl.ef el Azzaro.ci 2 The Dealers pounded two Lions' blast broke a 4-all tie. He pickled a 2-1 pitch by Paul Foytack directly into the wind and off the grandstand roof 110 feet above the ground in right field. The poke went over the 370-foot sign. Ted Williams, as a Boston rookie in 1939, is the only other man ever to put one out of Briggs Stadium.

Mantle's homer put him 12 games ahead of Babe Ruth's record 60 pace of 1927 and handed Don Larsen his fourth victory after 6' innings of three-hit ball in relief of Bob Turley. job go to an ex-FBI man with law enforcement experience. The old commission resigned in a body after the governor's probe pitchers for eight hits but weren't Lenhart 2. Flint 2. Nelpon 2, Schmidt, Hill 2, Hosmer.

D. Williams. LP D. Williams. WP Blair.

BB off Wil Totala 3.1 1.1 10 Fresno 41 16 .719 Stockton 38 24 .613 S's Visalia 33 26 .559 8 Modesto 33 27 .550 Reno 31 28 .525 11 San Jose 27 31 4ti6 14's Bakersfield 19 43 .31 Salinas .17 44 .279 24 Bell Phone Totals 33 6 300 305 013 410 203 010 noj noj i fl ITS Tigers ABRH Kingdom, 1b 3 1 3 Vnturini.aa 3 2 1 Craighill.p 110 3 11 Suter.c 2 0 0 Williams, rf 2 10 Davis. cf 110 Pierce.lt 10 0 Pini.2h 110 Allen. 11 0 0 0 TotaU 16S4 able to bunch them. In the fourth inning, a single by Pete Pappas, an error and three walks enabled liams 5. Blair 3.

Balrd 2, Flint 1. SO by Williams 2. Blair 2. alrd 1, flint 0. Wilson's Tire ABRH MeachLss 3 2 0 Hartzell.e 10 1 Mackey.2b 10 0 Netto.p.ci SOO Herron.p.cf 10 0 Grknmyrxi 12 0 MiUerJb 1 2 1 Dmnruel.H 2 0 0 Gentry.lb 3 3 1 DuireancZb 0 0 0 Totals Indiana Hits .000 103 3 7 the winners to put over the need ed runs.

Mclntire. 2BH Vomvolakis. Mills, McCorkle. Bertoizi, Pierce. LP Duimstra.

WP Pedemonte. BB of? puimstra 3, McCorkle Pedemonte 2. SO by Duimstra 4, McCorkle 3, Pedemonte S. LaMothe hurled five innings, lUsuIls YMtarday Fresno 6, San Jose 0. Modesto 7, Salinas 1.

Visalia 9. Stockton 8. Bakersfield 10, Reno 2 Schedule Tonight Stockton at Bakerslield. Salinas at Fresno. Modesto at San Jose.

Visalia at Reno. allowing one hit. He struck out five and was awarded the victory. Negro came on in relief for two 141 2 II 020 13 100 7 Hita led to victories that pushed the Redlegs into first place. They moved back to the top last night as the Milwaukee Braves pushed the Pirates into second place, defeating them 32.

No other NL games were scheduled. In the American, the New York Yankees retained their 5'i-game lead as Mickey Mantle sent his 25th home run rocketing out of Detroit's Briggs Stadium to beat the Tigers 7-4. Chicago's second-place White Sox defeated Baltimore 5-2 and Kansas City clipped Washington 4-3. Jeffcoat'a only other, starting ob this season was against the 'nils June 7. He didn't last, but the Redlegs won it and took over first place.

They gave up the top spot to the Pirates last Tuesday. It looked as if they were going to set the lead back in Tijreri Hit 110 frames and struck out two. The game opened the 1956 Jun of boxing turned up evidence of fixed fights and other violations. Knight re-appointed Kilroy and Bucciarelli and emphasized that he meant no reflection on the other previous commissioners. The governor attributed the old commission's difficulties mostly to indifference and carelessness rather than to any lack of honesty.

Genshlea, who has announced plans to retire in the fall, recommended against approval of the Robinson-Aragon match. He noted It would pit Robinson, the middleweight champion, against a boxer ranked sixth among the welterweights. Robinson weighed 159Vfc at his NATIONAL LEAGUE Jim Wilson won his ninth of the season and fifth since moving to the White Sox from Baltimore last month by checking his former mates on seven hits. The Sox scored twice in the second off Bill Wight with a pair of Infield outs after loading the bases. The clincher came off Mike Fornieles in the seventh.

2BH Barry Hartzell, Will Kinndom. FBI John Meachl. Barry HartzeU 2, Mackey, Gentry 2. Kingdom. Chrlstensen.

BB off Cralfchill 11, Harron Netto 2. SO by CraighlU Uenon 3. fs'etlo 2. ior league season and puts the Dealers in first place. Today the W.

L. Pet CBL Optimists meet the Miramar Cafe. 18 Turn Out For First Practice Eighteen football players answered Coach Len Beatie's call last night for the opening practice session for the Santa Cruz Seahawk football squad at Harvey West stadium. Beatie praised the turnout as "good" and "expected more to show up this evening," including new players to the Seahawks. Tonight's session begins at 7:30 p.m.

at the stadium. Uniforms were Issued, the schedule was discussed, and there were grass drills. Tonight the .574 .554 23 23 23 2.5 22 New Car Dealers NMB Liens ABRH Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago New York PlralM Modesto Blasts Salinas Again 7-1 By The Associated Press Fresno shut out San Jose 6-0 last night for its eighth straight win and stretched its California league lead to five and a half games over second place Stockton. Visalia edged Stockton 9-8, Bak-ersfield beat Reno 10-2 and Modesto blasted last-place Salians 31 ...30 29 31 27 22 ...21 ....20 ABRH Cub AB WHson.Jb 3 0 0 Filice Jb 3 0 0 Ryder.2b .551 .431 .370 ABRH 3 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 28 32 34 Bobbitt.cf McPhn.rf 3 Kansas City junked a three- Philadelphia Crawfrd.3b 1 Patten ,11 2 Goodrich.

rf 0 game losing string and escaped Results Yesterday McDowell.c 2 Siegle.aa Clark. rf 01iverl.3b Clark.lb Raffanti.e Wood.lf BiTiDS.cf.rf 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 the cellar witn two unearned runs in the first and two in the Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 (10 Innings). Milwaukee 1, Pittsburgh 3. Only games scheduled. Scott.ss 3 Sirles.3b Stanton, lb 3 Rots.c 1 Brkman.c 0 Dmnguez.lf 3 Mason, 3 McLghln.cf 4 0 0 Miyoka.rf 3 0 3 4 0 3 LMthe.p.lb 3 0 1 Pappas.lb.lf 3 1 1 Johnson, 3 0 1 Caldwell, 61 1 1 0 HunUb 10 0 BttncrUb 10 0 Anick.Jb 0 0 0 Koval.lf SOO Dakan.ss 10 0 Wright, If 0 0 0 sixth to overhaul a 3 2 Senator 1 0 0 last fieht while Aragon has trou lead.

Lckwd.p.lb 3 Mkr.lb.cf.p 3 Case.rf.p 2 Hoaan.lf 0 McPhrsn.ss 1 8chllnirr.2b 3 Brnag.lf.rf I Coliard.ll 0 ble making 148, Genshlea told Wnght.p.cf 1 0 0 Rlccabna.rf 10 0 Barling. 0 0 0 breeze last night, racing off to a 3-0 edge that included Ray Ja-blonski's 12th home run. But in the end, the homer-happy Red- King.cf 0 squad will begin running over the commissioners. As a sign they mean business plays. The Seahawks open their sched the commission members asked Totals 31 0 1 Totals I I ule July 21 against the Petaluma Genshlea to enter their subscrip NMB Lions 000 000 00 legs had to beat the Phils on singles.

They clipped loser Harvey Haddix for four in a three-run 10th. Roy McMillan's blooper over TotaU 20 2 2 Cubs Hit Totals 18 1 1 (KiO 0112 OHO 0112 Leghorns there. Hits 000 100 01 tions to a leading boxing maga Patterson Hopes Hand Will Heal For Title Fight AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pit.

GBL New York 38 20 Chicago 29 22 Boston 29 28 .627 7'a Cleveland 28 27 .509 8', Baltimore 28 30 .483 10 Detroit 27 29 .482 10 Kansas City ..23 34 .404 Wt Washington 24 38 .387 16 Results Yesterday New York 7. Detroit 4. Chicago 5. Baltimore 2. Kansas City 4.

Washington 3. Only games scheduled. NC Dealers 200 1 zine and get them copies of rirateaj 1001 Hits 202 1 21 8 RBI Hunt. Mivoka. LP Mason Hita 000 1001 Fleisher's Ring Record and Box ina Encyclopedia.

Member Hay WP LaMothe. BB off Mason 4. La Mothe 2. Negro 1. SO by Mason 2, second drove in the tie-breaKer.

The Pirates fell half a game behind as the Braves scored the winning run on Dick Groat's third-inning throwing error. Warren Spahn pitched an eight-hitter ivicrnerson a. Larooine piegro a. den said he would also like the published rules and regulations New York (JP): Heavyweight FBI Goodrich. McDowell.

LP Wright. Winning Pitcher Lockwood. BB off Wright 7. Barling 3. Marker 1.

Case 1. Lockwood 4. SO bv Wright 11 Barling 2, MarKir 6. Case 3. Lock-Wood 8.

Palo Alto Angler Lands 2 Big Ones Roger Frelier of Palo Alto yesterday landed a 30 pound halibut and a 20 pound salmon in the Capitola waters, reported George Dymessich, wharf owner. Four boats went out with nine salmon being brought in and one halibut. The wharf owner said that the fish are being caught 200 feet offshore inside the breaker line. Two limits of cod fish were also registered at the wharf. Dvm.

contender Floyd Patterson, who is hoping his injured right hand will heal fast enough so he can fight of the old commission. "I want to study up before the next meeting," he said. Sports Calendar TODAY for his fifth victory. Jack bhep-ard's two-run homer was the only Seahawk Alumni To Meet Tonight A meeting to plan the first annual Seahawk Alumni barbecue will be held tonight at the West stadium locker rooms, it has been announced by the organization's president, Archie Good. Good invited all former Seahawk athletes to join the newly- am Little League Native Sons Red Sox vs.

Elk PLAYERS IN CRASH Tipton, Ind. Two men from Holland, died last night when their car and i bus carrying 18 members of the Ko-komo Dodgers baseball team collided, None of the plavers was hurt. Vankees. 20-30 Cardinals vs Moose Dodgers, Santa Cruz Little American League W. L.

T. Pet. CBL essich said the kelp beds are fill weak moment for Spahn. The Braves, who have won three straight for Ilaney since he replaced Charlie Grimm Saturday night after a miserable S-12 slump got all their runs off Ron Kline, starting after two days' rest. Joe Adrork drove in two runs with a first-inning double.

Mantle's two-on, eight-inning Archie Moore for the title in September, heard some encouraging news today. Charley Goldman, the veteran trainer of retired heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, told Patterson that Rocky had suffered an almost identical injury to his right hand early in his career and fought three months and one week later. NaUve Sons 8 1 1 .750 Elk Yankees 2 0 .750 'i Runner Predicts Gradual 3:50 Mile Montreal Dr. Roger Bannister said today the 3:50 mile is possible but will come gradually. The English runner who first bettered 4 minutes also said that ed wun coa xish.

Jaycee Tigers 1 3 3 .111 4', Optimist Indians .18 2 .111 i organized club by attending tonight's meeting at 7:30 p.m. The banquet is being planned to give the Seahawk football team a sendoff for the coming season. Results Yeaterday Optimist Indiana 8. Jaycee Tigers I. THROWS IN TOWEL Boise, Idaho W) Jimmy Grow, 135, Boise, swarmrd all nvr SHOP IV THE GREATER SANTA CRl'Z TRADING AREA National League W.

L. T. Prt. GBL England is concentrating on mid Bobby Woods, 135, Spokane, and was battering him into the ropes when Woods manager threw in the towel in the ncnnr! dle distance runners for the Olym Patterson broke the metacarpal bone of his fourth finger the one next to the pinkie in outpointing Tommy "Hurricane" Mantle's Record Homer Off Bad Ball Leagues, Encmal street stadium, first game 5:15 p.m., no admission charge. Soquel Padres vs.

Live Oak Oaks, Soquel Athletics vs. Live Oak Browns, Mid-County Little League, Capitola school stadium, first game 4:45 p.m., no admission charge. Boulder Creek Tigers vs. Ben Lomond Yankees, San Lorenzo Valley Little League, San Loren-10 Valley high school stadium, first game 4:43 p.m., no admission charge. Junior League Optimists vs.

Miramar Cafe, Santa Cms Junior league, Harvey West stadium, same time 5 p.m.. pic games and will crowd many field event athletes off the Eng round last night. Jackson June 8. lish squad unless the field men meet stringent standards. By Dave Diles Lions Cubs 0 3 l.ono Moose Dodgers 4 3 1 .500 3 Kiwanis Pirates .3 i 1 .333 4'i 20-30 Cards 1 7 0 .125 Results YeeBerdar Lions Cuba 2, Kiwanis Pirate 7.

Junior League W. Pet. GBL N'C Dealers I 0 1.000 Optimists 0 .000 Miramar Cafe 0 0 2 Odd Fellows 0 0 .000 Knight of Iumbua 0 0 Ooo NM9 Lions 0 1 .000 1 Bannister said the 3:58 record Detroit UP). Detroit catcher Frank House kept telling Mickey MantJe he'd never hit one out of held by Australia's John Landy Heavyweight Runs from right field Is Just too much for House said Mantle "muttered something, but I never could tell what it was." Mantle failed to get a ball out will be broken and eventually the park with the strong wind Hit from the left side of the plate, the blast came with two men on base in the eighth inning and broke a 44 tie. The Vankees on 7 A.

In 1939, a rookie named Ted Williams cracked one over the stands down the line in right Mantle's blast was much more Win Skein To 14 blowing in. And the slugger is-reminded constantly by Manager there will be a levelling off around 3:50. He called Landy a likely winner of the 1500-meter race in the Olympic games. Casey Stengel and bis coaches to Results Yesterday New Car Dealers 8, North Monterey Bay Lions 0. FOR MEN ONLY BAR BELL GYM BATH CABINET SWEDISH MASSAGE INDOOR SOLARIUM Sam's Health Club of the infield in his first three trips.

He grounded to first in the opening inning, struck out swinging in the third and popped to San Francisco VP. Eddie Machen of Redding, No. 10 heavyweight contender, ran his Mld-CeunlT impressive, and much longer. House said Mantle hit "a fast ball a little inside and ud around his shoulders." shortstop in the fifth. The home run was his 25lh of the season and put him a dozen games ahead of Babe Ruth's pare when Ruth hit a record 60 for the Yankees.

His three runs batted in cive "It wasn't a fit pitch to hit." he x- Sow Ukm string to 14 straight last night with a fourth-round technical knockout of Matt Jackson of Salt Lake City. Referee Fred Apostoli stopped the scheduled 10-rounder at 2:51 in the fourth after Machen, 196, had floored Jackson, 183 for a nine count. no admission charge. Softball Wrigley's vs. Junior Chamber, Native Sons vs.

Acacia Inn, Santa Cruz City Softball association. DeLaveaga park, first game 7 p.m., no admission charge. TOMORROW Little League Pelicans vs. Hawks, Dodger Jrs. vs.

Cardlets, Santa Cruz Farm Little League, Encinal street stadium, first game 5:15 p.m., no admission charge. added. quit swinging at bad balls. If the New York Y'ankee strong boy bad paid any attention at all, he would not have propelled a "bad ball' out of Briggs stadium yesterday. Only one ball ever traveled out of the stadium before the 24-year-old center fielder ripped into one of Paul Foytack's fast balls and ent it into a 15-mile-an-hour wind and over the right center licld standi.

1 320 Soquel Ave. Open 9 a.tr CA 1-6963 p.m. House chattered at Mantle ev W. L. Pet.

CBL Aptos White Sox 5 2 .714 Capitola Senators ..4 3 .571 1 Live Oak Browns 3 3 .500 1, Soquel Athletics ...1 5 .167 Results Yesterday Capitola Senators 3, Aptos White Sox 2. MC Farm League W. L. Prt CBL Soquel Padres 4 1 Aplos Seals' 4 2 .67 aDltola Stars .1 4 .429 2 Live Oak Oaks 1 5 .167 3 Results Yeaterday Aptos Seals Capitola Stars T. ery time the Yankee slugger came to bat.

Said House: Kmit Ces twttmr JuK.K.Hebb 131 OU SeeueJ-Ssai Jsm 14 miles north of Soaucl PHONE GR 5-1020 Claws) tewsalaye him 62 for the season, tops in the American league. He leads the league in four other hitting de Ed Oglt't Barber Shop In Same Bfdg. I kept telling him. 'Mickey. Machen also dropped Jackson you ain gonna hit one out of an irmv maupr vprceant in 1 partments oaiung, nome runs, here today; that wind coming in I runs scored and runj batted in.

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