Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 17

aumwk tCAWirlaMSaWoL A igitMktiap-ar 14114011116W SPORTS AND CLASSIFIED TIMES-NEWS CSunday June 1161 cc Point Of View By DON ALLGOOD LES 41EIMEINMEENIENIEM 'I i- IIA I I 1 Toint Of Viw I) 0 LA By DON ALLGOOD inme 1 r7: Bulletin McBride Homers For Bucs' Runs LA Homers Cut Cincy Lead To 2 Peters To Throtv Out Ball Today In Home Opener LOS ANGELES Pearson the smallest man in the majors got two big hits Saturday night slamming a two-run homer and a rally-starting single as the Los Angeles Angels defeated Bal timore 4-1 Rookie left-bander Ron Moeller once Baltimore property pitched 23 innings for the Angels and picked up his second victory over his former teammates He shut out the Orioles June 5 Baltimore 000 000 100-1 I 2 Los Angeles 002 002 00x-4 10 1 Hall Fisher (4) Hyde (7) and Triandos Moeller Fowler (7) and Sadowski (3-5) (2-3) Home Angeles Pearson (4) i 67 11 4 PIRATE LINEUP SET Kingsport Pirates manager Jim Gibbons says he is more satisfied with the club than at this time last year and he backs up the statement with this logical reason "The lineup is pretty well set we know who is going to do most of the playing This time last year we were still sort of in the dark "It makes a big difference when boys play together regularly and get used to each other" As a matter of fact last season the lineup never did really jell At times it changed daily Sometimes it would seem to be set for a week or two but one reason or another always came unstuck This time it would appear there will be much less shuffling unless the powers that be in the Pittsburgh organization make a lot of changes in personnel Here's why: the present roster includes only five infielders and five outfielders In keeping with baseball's everlasting search for pitching talent 16 of the 29 rookies (average age: 19) are pitchers Everyone expects optimistic pre-season pronouncements from the officials of a professional baseball team But the feeling persists in talking to Gibbons and visiting Pirate brass that their optimism about the local Bucs is genuine Don Osborne managerial consultant who coached the entire training period and a former Triple-A manager says "they are the best looking group of rookies I've ever seen" A pair of former Dobyns-Bennett pitchers will be working out some with the Bucs this summer perhaps getting to pitch a spot of batting practice They are John Wilborn and Bob Rea a who showed enough to interest the Pirates although Gibbons says "Wilborn is a year away and I think Reagan is more interested in college" PIRATE LINEUP SET Standings Behind APPALACHIAN LEAGUE Salem at KINGSPORT Salem 12 Wytheville I Johnson City 5 Hrian 3 Middlesboro IS Morristown 10 Won Lost Pet Bluefield 44 2 0 I on Middlesboro 2 0 I 000 Salem 4 1 0 LON Johnson City I I 300 Harlan I I 5410 Wythevrile 0 I 0011 Morristown I 2 mei KINGSPORT I 2 Alat Today's Games Salem at KINGSPORT Bluefield at Wytheville Johnson City at Middlesboro Morristown at Harlan i i 1 I Bob Slezak 2I-year-old righthander from Western Michigan College is slated to take the mound this afternoon when the Kingsport Pirates meet the Salem Giants in their Appalachian League home Opener The game will start at 2 o'clock at Fred Johnson Park It will be preceded by brief ceremonies which will begin at An American Legion color guard froth Hammond Post No 3 will conduct a flag-raising ceremony after all the Pirates have been introduced to Kingsport fans State Senator Robert Peters will throw out the first ball Except for Slezak manager Jim Gibbons Is expected to start the same lineup which started the league opener at Bluefield Friday night The probables are Darrell Gibson second base Dave Wissman shortstop Royce McDaniel centerfield George Jones third base Gary McBride left field Roy Nose Ila right field and Jerry May catcher Slezak a 1-foot I85-pounder had a 1-2 mound record at Western Michigan Here is the Piratee' complete roster: Name Pos Age Hgt Wgt Bats Throw Jim Broome 19 5-11 181 Ken Frankfort 19 6-2 190 Jerry May 17 6-2 IRS Jim Richards 1B 22 6-2 210 Darrell Gibson 211 19 5-7 160 Steve Oleschuck INF 19 S-6 155 Dave Wissman SS 10 6-2 178 George Jones 3E1 19 5-1114 182 Earl Thompson OF 19 5-11 185 Roy Nosella OF 21 6-1 175 Royce McDaniel OF 21 5-11 175 Gary McBride OF 19 6-2 190 Ray Savoy OF 19 6-0 170 Torn Donnell 11 6-0 188 Bill McGilivray 17 6-0 187 Bruce Newton 19 6-3 175 Jerry Stelley 17 6-0 170 Joe Cleary 18 6-2 170 Tom Cobb 21 6-2 190 Larry Gable 20 5-11 175 Bob Haye 21 1-0 170 George Pimental ig 5-9 150 Jack Sherrin 22 6-3 200 Bob Slezak 21 6-0 185 Pedro Do 19 5-10 158 Mike Vetovich 20 6-5 192 Jim Wilson 10 1111 165 Gene McKamey 19 6-0 176 James Johns 19 6-1 180 Throws 3 I McAuliffe's Circuit Rap Nips Trine CLEVELAND Dick McAuliffe smashed a 300- foot home run over the center field fence with two out in the ninth inning Saturday to bring the Detroit Tigers from behind to a 54 victory over the Cleveland Indians McAuliffe's homer came off reliever Frank Funk after a single by Charlie Maxwell It was the 21-year-old rookie's second of the season He hit his other Friday night in his second major league game The defeat ran Cleveland's losing string to six in two seasons It was the ninth victory in II games for the first-place Tigers with 'reliever Paul Foytack getting credit Foy tack had to be rescued by Phil Regan who came in with two out and the bases loaded on walks and got pinch hitter Bob Hale on a grounder Rain held up the game for an hour and a quarter in the seventh inning when Detroit scored on a force play after singles by Jake Wood Mike Roarke and pinch-hitter Maxwell had filled the bases Cleveland led from the third inning when Tito Francona hit his fourth homer of the year off starter Frank Lary after Jim Piersall had beaten out a bun( with two away DETROIT CLEVELAND ab bi bi McAuliffe sa 5 2 3 Temple 213 4 0 I 0 Bruton of 5 0 0 0 Mersin of 4 1 1 0 Kaline rf 2 0 0 0 Fecona If 3 1 2 2 Fischer 0 0 0 0 Power lb 3 0 0 1 bOsborne 0 0 0 0 Kirkland rf 3 0 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out 'a bunt with two away DETROIT CLEVELAND ab bi at It bi die sa 5 1 2 3 Temple Pt 4 0 I 0 Bruton cf 5 0 0 0 Mersn i of 4 2 1 0 Kaline rf 2 0 0 0 Fr'cona If 3 1 2 2 Fischer 0 0 0 0 Power lb 3 0 0 1 bOsborne 0 0 0 0 Kirkland rf 3 0 0 0 Foytack 0 0 0 0 Romano 4 1 1 0 Regan 0 0 0 0 (Dillard 0 0 0 0 (olavito 1-rf 4 0 0 0 Phl-11'Ps 3lb a lb 3 2 I I Held as 1 7: Boros 3b 4 0 0 0 dHale 1 0 0 0 Wood lb 4 1 1 0 Grant 2 0 0 0 Roarke 4 0 2 1 Funk 1 0 0 0 aMaxwell 1 0 cMorton If 1 0 0 Francisco St Totals 35 5 8 5 Totals 11 4 5 8 a-Singled for Lary III 7th: b-- Walked for Fi art scher in 8th c-R for Maxwell ein 9th d--Grounded out for Held in gth Ran for Romano in Oth Detroit 010 tilt) 102-5 Cleveland 1021rig 0004 E-Wood Kaline PO-A-Detroit 27-10 Cleveland 27-5 LOB-Detroit I Cleveland 4 2B-McAuliffe oman 3B Roa rke HRFrancona Cash McAullife SF- Power IP ER BB SO Lary 6 5 4 2 0 3 Fischer 1 enonSan Foytack (W 5-41 1 23 0 0 0 3 1 Regan 1-3 a 0 0 Grant -ii 2 4 3 -8 2 5 Punk (1 2-61 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 ---Rite Schwarts Napp Stevens T-- 2:11 A4789 BLUEFIELD Va Jake Rushing hurled seven innings of shutout ball limiting Kingsport to only four hits before he was lifted for a pinch hitter and Bluefield successfully put down a late two-inning rally to defeat the Pirates 6-3 at Bowen Field Saturday night The victory was the second of the infant season for the Orioles Rushing struck out 10 Kingsport batters during his stint to post his initial win The 6-2 right-hander was taken out after the seventh Harlan Anderson was Rushing's replacement and he promptly got himself into trouble although the Oriole batters gave him enough of a pad to get through Anderson got into hot water in the eighth as Kingsport's Royce McDaniel reached first on an error with one out Jim Richards Pirate first sacker then singled and left fielder Gary McBride crashed a home run over the left field fence The blast cut the Bluefield lead to 16-1 1 The visitors mounted a threat in the ninth mainly on four errors by the locals Three batters were awarded first by the way of three muffs by the shortstop loading the bases But Anderson struck out one and forced another to ground out KINGSPORT BLUEFIELD 1 gb bl gb eh bi Gihtinn2b 5 0 0 0 Litchrield3b 5 I 2 0 Wissmantut 5 0 2 8 Embreo3b 4 0I1 McDamelct 4 1 0 0 Seymorett 3 1 0 0 Richardsth 4 2 0 Jonescf 3121 innes3b 5 8 1 0 Hirkersonilb 1 0 0 1 McBridclf 4 I 2 3 Innnacconer1 4 1 1 Notellar1 4 0 I 0 Onlinger2b 3 0 0 fidave 4 0 0 0 Palake 3 1 0 0 tishivp 2000 Rushmg 3 I I I Wilsomm 0 0 0 0 Andersonp I 1 I 0 nOleschuk 1 0 0 0 sfry I bErenkfort 8 0 0 0 Totals II 5 7 1 Totals 11 1 1 1 out for Wilson in 7th: bReached first on error or Steffey in Oth Kingsport NH 006 030-1 Bluefield 121 111 10x--01 McBride Litchfield 3 Emhrey Oplinger Palak Kingsport 24-6 Bluefield 21K ilntillec0110 38--0 Jones McBride Polek Gibson May Jones LOB-- Kingsport II Bluefield IL iP FR BB SO Gable all 5 23 1 5 3 1 Wilvm 13 0 0 1 Siert 1 3 I 1 1 2 Rushing (W) 7 4 1 0 2 10 Andervin 2 3 3 0 2 2 May Ind 501 1 CINCINNATI' Los Angeles Dodgers put on a power home runs capped by a pair in the ninth inning by Frank Howard and Jim to whip Cincinnati 9-7 Saturday and cut the Reds' National League lead to two games With two out in the ninth Howard pinch-hit his seventh season homer off reliever Bill Henry Maury Wills followed with his fifth single of the game and Jim Gilliam powered a game-winning shot into the left field screen In all the Dodgers combed four Cincinnati pitchers for 15 hits with Tommy Davis Duke Snider' and Charley Neal also producing home runs Twice the Reds fought from behind wiping out Dodger leads on the slugging of big Frank Robinson but Cincinnati's pitchers simply couldn't hold on Robinson belted three doubles and drove in three runs giving him nine hits in his last 11 at bats and 11 runs-batted-in His three-run double preceding Gene Freese's homer erased a 2-0 Los Angeles lead and helped Cincinnati bounce in front 5-2 in the third LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI ab 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3 2 0 0 2 4 Sherry 1-3 I 2 2 2 0 PeCoski (W 4-2) 1 2-3 1 11 0 I 2 Craig 1 410000 Maloney 4 23 II 3 3 4 3 Bridges I 1-3 3 3 3 3 2 xl-look 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 Henry (L 110 I 3 3 3' to one hatter in lith Schmidt Burkhart Pelekoudas Donatelli I I AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 Chicago 12 Washington 4 New York 10 Minnesota I Kansas City 9 Boston 2 Baltimore at Los Angeles night Woe Loin Pet Behind Detroit 44 23 657 New York 42 35 627 Cleveland 40 7141 580 1 Boston 36 32 522 9 x-Raltimore 35 33 515 914 Chicago 34 34 500 1014 Washington 311 38 441 141i Kansas City 38 37 431 IS Minnesota 26 42 362 1814 it-Los Angeles 24 45 348 21 8-Played night game Today's Games Detroit (Bunning 6-6 and Bruce 10) at Cleveland (Bell 4-8 and Hawkins 5-5) Washington (Donovan 3-6 and Klippstein 1-0) at Chicago (Pierce 3-5 and Wynn 41 or Pizarro 3-0) Wigton (Schwan 5-1 and Mullett 1-6) at Kansas City (Nuthall 4-3 and Shaw 3-11) New York (Stafford 11-)) it Minnesota (Kra lick 11-4) Baltimore (Brown 11-3) at 1-041 Angeles (Grba 5-7) NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles 9 Cinctonati 7 Milwaukee 13 Chicago 4 San Francisco 6 St Louis I Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 2 Won Lost Pet Ben Ind Cincinnati 42 25 627 Los Angeles 41 20 504 2 San Francisco 37 28 50n 4 Pittsburgh 32 39 525 7 Milwaukee 30 31 492 St Lotus 29 34 460 II Chicago 24 40 375 164 Philadelphia 20 40 333 1814 Today's Games Philadelphia (Ferrarese 1-3 and Mahaffey 6-7) at Pittsburgh tHaddix 5-2 and Shantz 4-11 San Francisco (McCormick 'VS and Loes 44) at St Louis (Sadecki 5-4 and Miller 1-1) Los Angeles (William PI) at Cincinnati (Jay 8-4) Chicago (Cardwell 5-5) at Milwaukee (Spahn 8-7) 4 New York 10 Minnesota 2 Baltimore at Los Angeles night Kansas City II Boston 2 Detroit 44 23 57 Woe Loot Pet Behind 6 New York 42 35 627 2 Cleveland 40 580 I Boston as 32 522 9 s-rIcapa i itimo 4 35 33 515 914 Ch ii 34 34 500 1014 Washington 311 38 441 141i 34 112 11-1-a Ant Hes 24 45 148 21 x-Playe night game Today 's Games Detroit (Bunning 6-6 and Bruce I-0) at Cleveland (Bell 4-8 and Hawkins 5-5) Washington (Donovan 3-6 and Klippstein I-01 at Chicago (Pierce 3-5 and Wynn 41 or Pizarro 3-0) Piston (Schwan 5-1 and Mullett 2-6) at Kansas City (Nuxhall 4-3 and 'Shaw 3-6) New York (Stafford 1-)) at Minnesota (lfarleick 4-4) (Brown IS)) at Loa Angeles Ba'itim ro (Grba 5-7) NATIONAL LEAGIJI Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 13 Chicago 4 San 6 Louis 1 Philadelphia I Pitt-iburgh 2 Won Lost Pet Behind Cincinnati 42 25 627 5 Los Angele 41 PI 04 2 San Francisco 37 28 569 4 Pittsburgh 32 29 525 7 Milwaukee 30 31 402 9 St Louis 29 34 460 11 Chicago 24 40 375 164 Philadelphia 20 40 333 1814 Today's Games Philadelphia (Ferrarese 1-3 and Mahaffey 6-7) at Pittsburgh (Haddix 5-2 an Shantz 41 Francisco (McCormick 2-4 and Inc 4-4) at St Louis (Sadeckl 5-4 Inc Miller 1-I) Log Angeles (Williams II) at Cincinnati (Jay 8-4) Chicago (Cardwell 5-5) at Milwaukee (Spahn 8-71 Meet The Pirates 7 Lpo lot Chisox de i 1 (7771? 1 -k i 4 tA'''' i 1 -t-: 1 3 'k i 1 Ittlocs: zi 1 4 i a i l'' l's 1 3 lc -K: (I I i -i''''''''' 1 ran os-Aseile' 1 1 0 hlSOX IF II ii N7 rt-- -1 i 1107 1 3 I 1 4 r1 re" 111 4 1 1 Il 4100EC I Itidd Cracks dd 4 1)u I I I amer 1 1 1 i Ill I i' 1 i' 3 1 1 4 1 4 GEORGE JONES 19-year-old third baseman was an all-stater for two years at Hampton Va He batted 364 in high school Jones stands 5-1112 weighs 182 swings from the right side 11 S1iflATE 4 44 I A ppy Roundup' SALEM hitless for five innings Salem exploded for six runs in the sixth inning and went on to defeat Wytheville 12-1 in the Appalachian League opener for both teams Saturday night A fine crowd of 2000 watching the game under perfect weather conditions saw two likely looking pitching prospects hold the 1960 Appy League pennant winners to just one hit Jim Thrower who was anything but tossed five frames of me-hit ball but left for a pinch batter while trailing 1-0 JOHNSON Willis hit a three-run homer in the fifth inning and Grayson Mersch slammed one over in the eighth with nobody aboard to lead the Johnson City Cardinals to 5-3 Appalachian League victory over Harlan here Saturday night Dave Guthrie picked up the pitching win for the Cardinals although he neefled help in the eighth inning Mike Jones 15-year-old hurler signed with special permission of Commissioner Ford Frick came on in the eighth to strike out two and cause another to ground out to stop the rally MORRISTOWN the second consecutive night the Middlesboro Senators handed the Morristown Cubs a setback when the powerful hit-happy Senators blasted the local squad 16-10 here Saturday night BOB SLEZAK is a 6-foot right-handed pitcher who drew the home opening game mound assignment Slezak won nine games and lost two for Western Michigan College New York Keeps Pace When Majors Meet Bonus Splurge May Be Curbed JACK SMITH (left) signs the first entry to the "Volunteer 500" for Bristol International Speedway Director Hal Hamrick FIRST VOLUNTEER 500 ENTRY The man who holds the record for the fastest 250-mile stock ear race ever run was the first official entry for the first annual i'Volunteer 500" 250-mile NASCAR-sanctioned race to be run at Bristol International Speedway on Sunday July 30 He is Jack Smith of Spartanburg CWho last year averaged 146842 miles per hour in winning the "Firecracker 250" at Daytona and once held the qualifying record there 150129 Three other official entries have joined Allen of Atlanta Emmanuel Zervakis "The Flying Greek" from Richmond and Fred Harb of Highpoint Zervakis is third in the NASCAR point standings and Smith is sixth Rex White leader and last year's champion is also a virtually certain entry Smith and Zervakis will be wheeling 1961 Chevrolet's while Herb is setting up a '61 Ford for the Volunteer 500 Hal Hamrick familiar to local fans as radio station WKPT's Sports Director serves as track director for NASCAR events Pal Hal is now on a leave of absence from WKPT to help get ready for the Speedway's inaugural event Larry Carrier the enterprising president of Bristol International Speedway has a ready explanation for landing the Philadelphia Eagles-Washington Redskins pro football exhibition It's simple he said "I flew to Miami and asked George Preston Marshall (Redskins owner) for it" i Actually Carrier had a selling job to do as the exhibition had already been announced prematurely as it developed for Charlotte But he had a strong arguing point "We will match Charlotte's offer" Carrier told Marshall "You have a lot of fans in our area so why not give them a chance to see this game You have played at Charlotte before" It's hard to beat the direct- approach RIDGEFIELDS INVITATIONAL The introduction of medal play to the Ridgefields Invitational Golf Tournament drew a favorable reaction Everyone we talked to seemed to like those fortunate enough to make the top flight and participate in the medal play They all agreed the pressure was greater than in match play Frank Brumit who held the lead all the way except for three holes of the last round called it a boon to the younger golfers "They get more experience 'Playing under pressure It makes them concentrate on every shot" he said "You can't let up on a single shot" he said "In match play a bad hole is just one hole lost but in medal play if you go two or three strokes over it can kill you" Brumit won by playing close to par throughout He had only one double bogey in the second round For three rounds he had only five birdies but parred 38 holes Indicative of the toughness of the Ridgefields course Brumit was 7-over-par for the tourney and no one shot a sub-par round The 1 ear ran "Volunti Bristol I He is 146842 and once Three Atlanta and Frec point sta Rex 'II certain I Smith is settin Hal IL Sports Hal is tit the Speet Larry Speedwal Eagles-W It's sill Marshal Actuall been anr But he "We have a to see It's bi The 1111 Tournam to like it and part They a Frank holes of get mor concentt "You hole is ji strokes Brumi double I five bin idgefie one shot 'JACK SMITH (left) signs the first rst entry to the Volunteer 500" for Bristol International Speedway Director Hal Hamrick FIRST VOLUNTEER 500 ENTRY The man who holds the record for the fastest 250-mile stock ear race ever run was the first official entry for the first -annual 500" 250-mile NASCARsanctioned race to be run at Bristol International Speedway on Sunday July 30 He is Jack Smithof Spartanburg erwho last year averaged 146842 miles per hour in winning the "Firecracker 250" at aytona and once held the qualifying record there 150129 Three other official entries have joined Allen of Atlanta Emmanuel Zervakis "The Flying Greek" from Richmond and Fred Harb of Highpoint Zervakis is third in the NASCAR point standings and Smith is sixth Rex White leader and last year's champion Is also a virtually LP Tourney The first ia expansion talk with Frick expected to push for 12- team National and American leagues by 1964 Next the big league bosses presumably will consider how to keep the minor leagues from perishing And a third subject is what to do about the exorbitant major league bonus tactics Monday's National League session will bring a report from a five-member committee of general managers on how to fit the two new projected 1962 New York Mets and the Houston Colts into a 10-league circuit on an equitable basis The general feeling is that the National will use the same basic formula the American League did in absorbing the "new" Washington and Los Angeles teams into its current 10-team lineup By JERRY L1SKA CHICAGO (AP) The National League's expansion to 10 teams next year will be spelled out and the out-of-hand bonus splurge by baseball's major leagues may be curbed in a Monday-Tuesday meeting of big league moguls New York and Houston will make the National League a 10- member loop in 1962 Monday the National and American League owners will hold separate meetings and Tuesday the two major circuit bosses will meet jointly in a midsummer conclave assigned to this geographically centered city Much more than is publicly an flounced usually transpires at any meeting of big league minds but Commissioner Ford Frick lists at least three items for Tuesday's joint session July 2-9 Win Again CHICAGO (11P1) Al Smith belted his 17th home run of the season and Minnie hit his third in four games Saturday to power the Chicago White Sox to a 12-6 victory over the Washington Senators Chicago's 17-hit outburst included seven in a seven-run' second inning It carried the red-hot White Sox to their eighth consecutive victory and their 15th in the last 16 games Minoso hitting at a 485 clip in the White Sox surge which began June 11 drove in the final two runs of the second inning with his eighth home run of the season' Minoso's drive into the lower left field seats scored Jim Landis who had just singled home two runs Smith lined a shot into the upper left field seats for bases empty home run in the seventh inning Smith who has hit 423 in the streak singled home a run in the fourth inning when the White Sox scored three times Luis Aparicio also had a big hand in the victory running his batting streak to nine consecutive games and going three-for-five against the Senators WASHINGTON CHICAGO ab bi ab to bi O'Conne11311 4 I I 0 Apari' gioss 5 1 3 I Keoughlb 5 2 3 2 Fox2b 4 2 2 1 HilliOnji I I 1 4 I 2 2 Kintrt 3 0 I 4 2 2 3 Tasbyel 3 1 1 Smithst 4 2 2 Klausss 3 1 1 I Robinsonrt 100 Daleyc 4 I 1 1 tollarc 5 1 2 1 Cottier2b 4 IP I 0 Carey3b 1 2 I I II 0 Martinib 4 1 1 Sturdiv'tp 3 I 41 I McLishp 2 I 1 1 1 I 0 Kemrer 1 Totals 35 4 0 Totals 3g 12 1 12 Washington 000 320 Chicago 170 301 this-12 27-14 unassisted Washington 13 Chicago I Carey Klaus Smith Keough S13-1-andic IP ER BB SO Mathias 1-1 1 13 I 4 I 1 Sturdivant 4 23 II 0 I 1 McLish 4-4 It I 5 5 2 3 Kemmerer 4 3 1 1 1 1 Sturdivant' Carey 11-11mont Stewart Berry LInsalitta 1 7 By ED CORRIGAN NEW YO Budd of smashed another "impossible" barrier ran a world co 100-yard dash Saturday and Bobby Avant of the Southern California Striders shocked John Thomas in the high jump as the 73rd National AAU Track and Field Champion ships started a two-day run in Downing Stadium Randalls Is' land Budd a 20-year-old junior who never had done much before this year warmed up to his task by winning his two heats in 94 tieing the meet record Then in the final he edged I teammate Paul Drayton by about a yard going away Avant and Thomas each hit 7 feet on the third and final try in the high jump But Avant won by I clearing 6-10 on his first shot at I the height Thomas missed once at 6-10 and in the case of ties the fewest number of misses down the line decides the title Eight finals were held on the first day and the first two finishers in each were rewarded with spots on the team that will take on Russia West Germany Eng land and Poland in meets next month Ralph Boston of Tennessee won the broad jump easily with a 26-1114 effort Haes Jones of Pontiac Mich captured the 120-yard high bur dies in 136 barely beating out Fran Washington of the Santa Clara (Calif) Youth Village Dallas Long of the Southern California Striders downed old master Parry O'Brien in the shot put with a heave of 62 feet 2 inches O'Brien was second with 61-3 John Fromm of Seattle won the javelin throw with a flip of 249- I 11 Bill Alley of Lawrence Kan was second with a 239 effort And Dyrol Burleson' and Jim Beatty todk their final warmups for the "mile of the year" Sun' day by qualifying in the trials Burleson won his heat in 4:132 and Beatty in 4:131 Cliff Cushman of Grand Forks ND won the 440-yard hurdles in 509 with Dixon Farmer of the Southern California Striders 'sec ond John Gutknecht of the New York KC won the six-mile run in a meet record 28:521 beating teammate Peter McArdle Ironically Budd was not off to his usual bullet-like start He opened up at 25 yards and there was no catching him 0 1 0 4 3 By ED CORRIGAN NEW YO Budd of Villanov smashed another "impossible" barrier vIlen----he ran a worm rtcsra--5z atu-yarn dash Saturday and Bobby Avant of the Southern California Striders shocked John Thomas in the high jump as the 73rd National AAU Track and Field Champion ships started a two-day run in Downing Stadium Randalls Is- land Budd a 20-year-old junior who never had done much before this year warmed up to his task by winning his two heats in 94 tieing the meet record Then in the final he edged I teammate Paul Drayton by about a yard going away Avant and Thomas each hit 7 feet on the third and final try in the high jump But Avant won by I clearing 6-10 on his first shot at I the height Thomas missed once at 6-10 and in the case of ties the fewest number of misses down the line decides the title Eight finals were held on the first day and the first two finish- ers in each were rewarded with spots on the team that will take on Russia West Germany England and Poland in meets next month Ralph Boston of Tennessee won the broad jump easily with a 26-1114 effort Haes Jones of Pontiac Mich captured the 120-yard high hur dies in 136 barely beating out Fran Washington of the Santa Clara (Calif) Youth Village Dallas Long of the Southern California Striders downed old master Parry O'Brien in the shot- put with a heave of 62 feet 2 inches O'Brien was second with 61-3 John Fromm of Seattle won the javelin throw with a flip of 249- I 11 Bill Alley of Lawrence Kan was second with a 239 effort And Dyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty todk their final warmups for the "mile of the year" Sun- day by qualifying in the trials Burleson I won his heat in 4:132 and Beatty in 4:131 Cliff Cushman of Grand Forks ND won the 440-yard hurdles in 509 with Dixon Farmer of the Southern California Striders 'sec- ond John Gutknecht of the New York KC won the six-mile run in a meet record 28:521 beating teammate Peter McArdle Ironically Budd was not off to his usual bullet-like start He opened up at 25 yards and there was no catching him PAULLMINNEAPOLIS (AP) New-York Yankees and reliever Luis Arroyo- survived a two-run Minnesota uprising in the eighth inning Saturday and went on to defeat the Twins 10-7 After Jim Coates hit a batter and walked another to lead off the inning the stocky left-hander came on He gave up a run-scoring double to Earl Battey and a run-producing single to pinch hitter Billy Martin before retiring the next three 'men The Yankees took a 9-5 lead into the inning mainly on the strength of home runs by Bill Skowron and John Blanchard and four Minnesota errors Skowron and Blanchard smashed their cirCult clouts back-to-back to lead off the second inning Elston Howard "added a pinch homer in the ninth A Minnesota Twins-Washington Senators record crowd of 35199 watched the Yankees jump off to an early 5-0 lead before the Twins rebounded Harmon Killebrew Jim Lemon and Battey contributed the early oower to the Twins! attack NEW YORK MINNESOTA ab bi ab bi Rich'son 2b 5 2 2 1 Versalles is 5 1 Kubek ss 5 0 2 0 Tuttle cf 5 0 0 Mans rf 2 2 I 1 Kiiiebrew 3b 5 I 2 I 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Milwaukee la Chicago 1 0 0 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 Women's Invitational Golf Tourney Starts Tuesday NORTON 30th annua1 Lonesome Pine Country Club invitation golf tournament is expected to draw over 80 golfers on the Norton-Bin Stone Gap course July 2 through Jtt ly 9 according to George Cline club president and tournament chairman Cline said advance reservations indicate there will be ten or more flights with a large number of area top flight golfers Harrison "Tige" Harmon of Kingsport the defending champion who defeated Jim Lindsey of Richlands last year will defend his honors Other former winners who have made reservations are "Mitch" James of Greeneville the only five-time winner Kenny "Doc" le of Bristol two-time winner Lester Bell of Bristol and Julian Pitzer of Middlesboro Qualifying will start Sunday July 2 and continue through Thursday July 6 Those desiring to participate in the championship flight and try for medalist honors must qualifyion Thursday July 6 Match play will be staged Friday Saturday and Sunday July 7 8 and 9 Social activities include a get-acquainted party on Thursday night a barbecue on Friday night and the annual tournament dance with music by Tyler Greene and his orchestra of Johnson City The seventh annual Women's Invitational Golf Tournament starts Tuesday at Ridgefields Country Club The tourney will be 54 holes of medal play with net and gross prizes awarded each day Only one daily prize will be given to a golfer during the tournament A new champion will be crowned this year as the defending champ Mrs Trivia Carroll who formerly reigned supreme on the Ridge-fields course is not among the entrants Mrs Carroll has moved from Kingsport Kingsport Hot Puller Puts Palmer Two Up In Western Open GRAND RAPIDS Mich Club picked up five Arnold Palmer made the most of birdies as he posted a 202 total a red-hot putter for a four-under- He fought off the determined challenge of Doug Sanders of par 67 and a two-stroke lead at Ojai Calif who also shot a 67 the three-quarter mark in the 72- for a 204 total and second place hole Western Open Golf Tourna- Palmer sank birdie putts on the ment Saturday four 5-par holes and added an-Here are the IS toy scorers after the third round or the Durant Dime Gott other on a 4-par That one was a Tournament: 45-footer (Par 71-71-11-213) Arnold Balmer 43-70-41-4S2 yanuary sKyrocketed to a 76 Deus Sanders M-71-11-204 iF Butch Baird 1li47-S0-265 nine strokes off the pace Al Balding 7-72411-267 Sm Snead 41447-207 Butch Baird' Galveston Tex Dickinson Jerry Pittman wound up in third place at 205 John KPotll a 07-714--" firing a 69 for Ms third sub-par TNI ro ti-71-79-27 Rob Shave eit-II-S11-20 round in a row Marty Futoll at-7140-201 Jack Burke a1-7110-2M Gary Player the Master's tour-Mat Main Buddy Sullivan nament champion had a night- am al Caxpe co-leader at 1 St-S3li-with 71-2911 marish seventh hold as he carded PmerS I Don January of Dallas when tlra nine Hesettled for a 74 and a day's play began at Blythelield1214 total I HOI GRANI Arnold I' a red-hot par 67 the three hole We ment Sal Here ar third row inarnamel Arnold Ps Deux San el Sam Snes Dicing' Jerry Phi Jolla Poet I Kroll Sob Shari Marty Fa Jack Burk Mac Malt Buddy So BIS Casp Palmer Don Jan day's pl Home Run Hitters However 14 out-of-town women have entered Heading the list is Rose Boring of Knoxville one of the strong favorites Miss Boring who plays with a 2-stroke handicap recently set a women's course record (70) at Knoxville's Whittle Springs Country dub Other out-of-town entrants are Mrs Sidney Moore Falmouth Mass Mrs Allen Mrs Robinson' Mrs Trudy Hockaday and has Mays all of Newport News Va Gracie Anderson and Mrs: Wade Patrick of Johnson City Elsie Johnson Jenkins Ky Mrs Melvin Gough Rockville Md Mrs Robert Hall Houston teL Stella Howse' Norton Va -Carlos Kelly Big Stone Gap Va and Martha Meyer Charlotte By Th Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE DelGreco (2) Herrera 3 (It) Phillies Groat (4) Pirates: Cepeda (ig) McCosey (ll) Snider (41 Davis (13) Neal (6) Howard (7) Gilliam (3) Dodgers) Freese (14) Reds Adcock (M Torre (7) BrIVPS AMERICAN LEAGUE Keough (4) SeriltOM Worts Smith 4101) Whit" Sox: Skowron Mt Blanchard (7) Howard (2) Yankees Lemon 2 (11) Killebrew Ol) Twins: Cash (2)) McAuliffe (2) Tigers Francon (4) Indians.