The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 15

ft i Friday April 24 1953 Want Ad-3-313t The Knoxville News-Sentinel LittleRock North-South Amateur Reaches Semifinals (three under par) turned bark 56-yearold Maurice McCarthy Muskegon Mich 3 and 2 Falcons Cop All Places in 7 Events Cuban Squad Imported for Morristoicn Entry in Mountain States Loop By BOB WILSON Ur- Am malt! hm PINEHURST April 24-A battle of the Campbell from Huntington Va and Hyndman from Abington Pa and a meeting of Mai Galletta St Albans and Bob Cochran St Louis made up today's 18-hole semifinal pairings for the 53rd North and South amateur golf tournament Tomorrow's finals will be over 38 holes Campbell winner in 1930 had the closest quarterfinal call yesterday going to the 19th hole before downing Dick Chapman of Pine-hurst Galletta 1944 winner beat two-1 time champion Frank Strafaci Woodhaven 3 and to get the semifinals for the second year in a row Hyndman who flashed the best golf of the quarterfinal round Bob Faust Pole Vault Mark I IKcoxviue $Koxii little Rock served notice It will be tough in the Southern Association tills season by dumping Memphis 3-0 behind Milo Johnson last night Milo scattered five hits fanned seven and walked only one as he worked masterfully with men on base Chattanooga lost ground atop the league by losing to Nashville 9-7 in 11 innings bli the other major game Rounding out the night's activity was 1 12-2 pasting of Atlanta Mobile and New Orleans were Idle-' RACES doz $175 MARYVILLE Opening Homo Came Sunday at 2 BROADWaYISPEEDVTay By FRANK (RED) BAILES Fulton track and field team today set Its sights on the district track meet scheduled for Oak Ridge a week from tomorrow after winning everything hut the cinders and Sam starters gun against Chattanooga City High here yesterday afternoon Coach BE 1 Falcons showing more power in every SAT NITE Gateway Sporting Goods BWHtir at ManrvBl CHAPMAN I BALLS PARK SOMETHING THAT NEVER BEFORE HAPPENED in Organized Baseball is about to take place at Morristown a member of the Mountain States league An entire squad of Cuban players alone with a Qiban manager Is being imported from Havana by Dr Hobart Ford dubowner to represent Morristown in the M-S nee The players and manager are overdue and with Morristown slate to open the season at Kingsport Sunday Dr Ford is getting worriec players and manager started to get on a boat at Havana several days ago but where held up by immigration officials' Dr Ford explained year all Qiban play- ere had to do was to obtain a visa to come to the States The immigration laws have since been changed but our boys know about it until they started to board the boat They had to comply with the new immigration regulations They were supposed to arrive in Miami yesterday 1 Im expecting them to arrive in Morristown any time now" Dr Ford said the 14 Cuban players were optioned to the Morristown Club by the Atlanta Ckackere of the Southern Association manager will be Nap Reyes who played first base for the New York Giants a few seasons ago" said Dr Ford catcher is Escheverria who caught for Charlotte last season I know much about the other players except that they are highly recommended by Atlanta scouts players will be In good condition haring played winter ball In Qiba after which they have been in training for several weeks It is likely that we will use two or three players who were on our team last year in addition to our meet made a dean sweep of first places and shut WINNER Alternate captain Bill Dyke of the Fulton track team wins the slow hurdles in 21 seconds flat as the Falcons won over Chattanooga in a dual meet at Evans-Collins Field yesterday 105-14 in double victories Captain Dm Edwards 'won the mile and half-mile runs while alternate captain Bill Dyke was first in the 220-yard dash the low hurdles ran on the winning 880-yard relay team with Lobertini John Me Dade and Charles Durham and was third in the broad Jump Doa Reeverts Places Reeverts won the high hurdles and was second in the discus Don Reeverts sophomore brother who shows promise of being an outstanding trackman before leav-ng Fulton took third places in the discus and shot put sweeps came in the three relays mile 100-yard dash high Jump and discus East and Central were to meet in a dual meet at Evans-Collins this afternoon and Rule meets West Monday afternoon to end the regular season the visitors out completely in seven events to roll up its highest score of the season winning by a 105-14 margin Bob Faust in the most outstand-ing perform-Fauat ance of the day for Fulton setting a new school record in the pole vault Faust one of the hardest working athletes on the team cleared the bar at 11 feet three and a half inches to better the mark set Tuesday at Baylor by Gene Roberts Roberts went 11 feet Don Lobertini turned in three first places for the Falcons and paced the 880-yard relay team to victory His performance was followed by Jay Bay less who i two events tied for first in another and won second in the fourth event he entered Lobertini Bins Three Lobertini took the 100 and 440-yard dashes and the broad Jump along with his relay performance while Bayless won the discus and shot put tied teammate -Buddy Bruce for first In the high Jump and was second to teammate Bob Reeverts in the high hurdles Two other Fulton athletes turned SHOWBOAT CHI XO BCBXAL KEPT THINGS JUMPING I wonder if Chino Bernal will be among the 14 Qiban players If he is be no dull moments for Morristown at their games The eccentric outfielder who played for Knoxville several seasons ago was always doing the un-' expected even fighting with his teammates One night at Caswell Park CUno tangled with Houchie Marsh another Smoky outfielder after they engaged in an argument about which one should have gone after a fly ball rw-w was dubbed as a by fans and players In other Tri-State League cities Everytime he would go to bat at Asheville Tourists players would sound off a steamboat whistle they had installed in their dugouL PaihAm engineer itadied the modem car engines need: (1) for starting (2) for acceleration (3) for steady power and mileage Tliey found ordinary gasolines out of balance Too much emphasis on the "power" factor made engines hard to start alow to warm up wasteful in fuel consumption The answer is new Pan-Am Balanced Energy developed at the moat modem a fuel with all three in true scientific balance under all driving new Pan-Am Balanced Energy Gasoline wm more for your money from every drop every minute every txdkl TRACK mXTS 100-vrd dash: Lobertini if) DuAom Tool :105 230-yard dash: Dyka (D Toola (T) Oaif (Cl 440-yard dash: LobrrtSnl (F) Watkln (F Neville C) 1:857 880-yard run: Edwards CF) lea (C) Wilson IF) 2:14 -MU run: Edward' (F) only finisher 4:532 Low hurdles: Dyke (F) Keaverts (F) Brueckner C) XI High hurdle: Reeverts (F) Bay lass (F Brueckner (C) SW-ynid relay: Fulton (LnbertinL Me-Dade Durham Dyke) 1X1S Mile relay: Fulton Durham IfcDade Seagrave Shannon) 3:515 Two-mlle relay: Fulton (Seagrave trail Baker Soard) 9:123 FIKLD EVENTS Foie vault: Fkuit (F) Roberta (F) Hurt (C) 11 feet 34 Inches Broad Jump: Lobertini F) Shockley (C Dyke (F) 18 Irtt three inches Hl(h Jump: Baylem and Brace (F) tM hr um ') five feet four Inches Discus: Bay less (F) Reevert (F) Reeverts (F 125 feet TH Inches Shat put: Boyle (F) Duchene (C) Reevert (F) 42 feet 10 Inches Worsham and Stewart Lead CCBAX FLAYERS STRIKE PROTEST OF POOR FOOD On the subject of Qiban players never forget back several years ago when the late Spencer Abbott was training a squad of Qihit Washington farmhands at St Augustine Fla The Knoxville Smokies of the Southern Association were training at Palatka Fla that spring and the late Col Bob Allen owner of the arranged some exhibition games with Abbott's Cubans at St Augustine I sat in the stands with CoL Allen and his son Edgar and watched the Smokies warm up for the game But when time arrived the Cubans refused to take the field An interpreter for the Cubans conferred with Manager Abbott We learned later that he told Abbott players have gone on a strike They say they are tired of eating hot dogs three times a day They say they play a lick unless you promise that they can have steaks for dinner After much wrangling Abbott agreed to the steak dinner propo- sition and the game proceeded The next day the Qibans struck again The game went on after Abbott again promised them steaks The same thing happened the third day That was the last game the Smokies had with the Qibans I know how many more times the players struck for steaks Some years later Abbott who was then managing Charlotte in the Tri-States League chuckled as he recalled the strike" by the Qibans got so they demanded steak dinners before they'd play any game" said Abbott were eating us out of house and home 9 we finally had to send some of them back to Cuba and farm the others exit to various clubs to break up their strikes" A-Mctat-a LAS VEGAS JCev April Sam Snead provided the big surprise in the first play of the Tournament of Champions by winding up at the bottom of the field of 20 crack golfers with an astounding 79 That was 11 strokes back of the leaders Earl Stewart Jr of Dallas and Lew Worsham of Oakmont Pa Closest behind the leaders were Jack Burke Jr and Dave Douglas with 69s Lloyd Mangrum Jim Tume-a and Chandler Harper with 70s Ted Kroll and Jimmy Deni aret with 71s Instant Starts ALTHOUGH THE MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE doesn't open until tomorrow President Virgil Wacks already has picked up a piece of change for the loop He cold Umpire John Tirek to the Class Cotton States League president of the Cotton States League called me on long distance and said he had to have an said Wacks "1 told him Tirek was a very capable young ump so he said bustle him on down" COUNT ON IT Bail Stewart Jr Dallas Tex 35-33 Lew Worsham Oakmont Pa 6 Jack Burke Jr Kkiwha Lake Dave Douglas Newark Del 36-33-Jtan Turns Brlarcilft to Lloyd Mansram Niles 111 7a Chandler Harper Portsmouth Vs 35-35 7i Ted Krjll New Hartford Jimmy Demon Kiamesha Late 37-34 71 Besarlink Grossinters Y( Fotsf' neddabel gDIHr3 AT THE RATE OF SPEED they are dismantling the old baseball stands at Caswell Park Fm beginning to wonder if have the site cleared off by the time the 1954 baseball season starts been several weeks since the City Council let the contract for the building of a new 3500000 stadium on the Caswell Park site but only the outside weather boarding has been torn away Understand only a three-man crew has been raring the did stands most of the time It seems they had better add a couple more men the crew if they want snow to catch before the old stands'Ion3r Midlothian in ore leveled to the ground Julius Haro MM Pin Jerry Barter La Canada Calif 12 Cary Middceoff Mrmphta John Palmer Charlotte Harrison Ardmore Tammy Bolt Maplewood 37-36 73 Official Mountain States League Schedule andenjcyS at auwnua AT 0 OTTILIA AT IMIM AT 414 4MB fay 2J-afc w'joo 0-7-4 fay AT una ucso 25 July 24-27 Am 13-11 uno 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