The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 24

8-ACRAME- NT' 0 BEE LIESD' AY ilINE 29 1954 Sacramento Califomta Paie bpor 13aseb1ll School Draws A Veteran 4 -14 S9 Ions Moye Into SealsStadititil For 1 Games By Tom Kane 1 I Two Beginners By Rudy Hickey Bee sports writer LOS racing parlance the old railbirdslwho have been following docile state racing commissions of the past got knocked into the infield at a meeting here when the prevailing board virtually took the bit by its teeth and showed all and sundry it is definitely the boss of the horse tracks of I Ir this state t-nnia Frocantc Engle Presents A i 4 Map To Improve Duck Hunting 4 Bee 'marts Writer SAN FRANCISCO Sacramento Solons will have an excellent opportunity to move into respectability by gaining a first division berth in the Coast League in a Seven game series -opening here to night with the once red hot San Francisco Seals 7 The sixth spot Senators are only two contests beneath the Seals who are in fourth place after being chilled by the potent pace setting Hollywood Stars and the San Diego Padres who are In second place There is some doubt the oft referred to Kiddie Kar Express and the Diaper Dandies an keep pace with the men in the form of the Twinks and the Padres The Solons in their only meeting with the Seals took the series four to three San Francisco experts claim their club IS much improved since then K4 fA Ifti4 t44 0 1 t) 411 I I OP' 0 eft 0 e-t to eialk go- swam Paul Christopulos new director of athletics at the Col- lege of the Pacific right and his assistant Lefty Steam studied a football program during a visit in Sacramento today See Wilbur Adams' column below Bee Photo By Edward Dickson Ititaatchy newspapers staff writer WASHINGTON Congressman Clair Eng It 'today urged consideration of a three point program to improve shooting conditions for the nation's 3350- 000 duck hunters The Red Blul Tehama Coun-1 ty member of the house who is the senior Democratic member of the house interior and insular' affairs- committee declare di that: 1 The present duck stamp law probably should be amend ed to make sure a certain amount of funds raised from the $2 fee is used for the purchase of lands to be used as wintering resting a feeding grounds and breeding and game management areas The first three boys to sign up for The Sacramento BeeKFBK Baseball School are looking forward to the training with great enthusiasm Two of them will be attending for the first time and the other is not a comer since be has enrolled for his fifth session Michael Rodegerdts 13 of 832 35th Street intends to absorb all the pointers he can about playing shortstop -during the school which will start July 12th Michael who is on vacation from the Kit Carson Junior High School signed up for the first time Another New Signer Another new registrant is Buddy Rodgers 12 of 1749 38th Street He has played Little League ball and wants to learn more about the game from the former professional ball players on the coaching staff Buddy has 'his heart set on being a pitcher Stanley Schmidt 17 of 3209 Street says that he has learned a lot from the previous baseball schools but wants to take advantage of this last chance to attend because he will soon reach the age limit He said playing professionally may hold some attraction for him but his chief interest now is meteorology Stanley a Sacramento High School graduate who plans to attend the' Sacramento Junior College has his own weather station Edmonds Field will be the scene of diamond activity when the school runs through July 23rcl An entry blank appears in The Bee today The head coach Alex Kam- pouris and his three assistants will give the youngsters the benefit of their years of expert- ence The Sacramento Solons also are expected to lend a help- ing hand when the team is at home Additional Registrants Other early signers include: Dewey Richardson 15 4405 Parker Avenue: Charles Doyle 17 2514 Muir Way chuck Hecht 13 2744 5th Street Jimmy Austin 12 329 Sutter Way Bruce Severson 12 2033 3rd AVenue Kavanaugh Catarelit 13 330 10th Street Davis Yolo County: Johnny Semon: 15 1622 Street Robert Vance 15 4401 Parker Avenue Gene Noriesa 14 Route 3 Box 370 Phiiiin Veer 14 1938 rt Camino Gus Nikias 18 505 18th 'Street Ronald Rohrer 12 5333 Street Ronald Mayberry 15 4413 Parker Avenue II 11POIMMEMENIMEgt At 4106 MIEMONMEIMOIMMII enMtiMENMNiMSMIMED i 1 0 'r 11: Michael Rodegerdts 13 of 832 35th Street left and Stanley Schmidt 17 of 3209: Street look on as Buddy Rodgers: 12 of 1749 38th Street signs up for The Sacramento Bee-KFBK Baseball 'School The school will open July 12th at Edmonds Field Bee Photo I Air Padreii ElliottBats 357 For 83 GamesTo Lead PCL WILBUR ADAMS 4 4 Harry Elliott of San Diego increased his batting lead in the Pacific Coast Leaguelast week and now shows a high 357 figure for 83 games He also is tops in hits with 113 Jim Marshall of Oakland paces the field in homers with 15 and also runs batted in with 66 Ted Beard of the Seals has a 341 batting percentage and Earl Rapp of San Diego 336 Nippy Jones is Sacramento's highest with a 323 mark itarp Ot an viego Nippy Jones Is Sacramento's highest with a 323 mark Mel Queen of Hollywood is the leader among the pitchers He has won 11 and lost only two Lino Donoso of the stars is next with an 11-3 record The injured Marino Pieretti of Sacramento also has 11 victories but shows four losses Tommy Byrne of Seattle has had 103 strikeout victims in 137 innings The averages follow: SOWN HITTING ab 211 3b hr rbt gdp eh ab pet iwk Charles Schanz 8 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 1 0 375 333 Nippy Jones 316 36 102 23 1 14 37 27 25 14 4 3 323 336 Marino Pieretti 54 7 17 4 1 0 8 2 5 0 2 0 315 313 Al eteotte 52 17 16 2 0 2 7 7 8 1 2 0 308 312 Rlehie Myers 252 35 77 8 1 6 34 22 12 4 7 2 '306 299 Bob Dillinger 305 36 02 10 1 0 27 14 10 10 7 2 302 289 Jos Brovia 262 35 79 15 08 50 38 16 7 60 302 288 Johnny Ritchey 64 8 18 2 1 0 6 22 5 1 3 1 281 213 Hank Selena 335 37 88 15 2 29 2 2 4f3z MIME bcnena t1 ao 6 4 245 247 6 3 2 9 9 8 5 1 7 Faced with tough problems i both of political and practical 1 classifications the commissioners executed some rough riding without fear or favor The form chart at thefinish showed the board had developed a lot of new respect which is certain to be felt in all future 'controversies and problems Salient Points Here are the salient points of the session: Chairman Dwight Murphy of Santa Barbara challenged and disputed figures presented to the commission by Robert King Santa Anita's treasurer and controller in his attempts to obtain for Santa Anita 55 days of racing in 1955 After giving King a verbal blasting in which he accused the treasurer of of I er in mistatements the board voted its own 3955 major datings The program gives Sazta Anita 45 regular days and live charity closing it on March 5th when it desired to run to March 12th It made all other major producers happy The commission announced it looks with disfavor on any racing assnciation in California purchasing stock in another another racing association in the state That means according to the top touts the recent purchase of Bay Meadows stock by Golden Gate Fields will have to be returned or sold Quarter Horse Permit The application for quarter horse racing at Palm Springs was granted with Commissioner George Holmes of Long Beach voting against it- The application for thoroughbred racing in the same winter resort was denied Representatives of the California -Breeders Association asked the commissioners to approve summer racing in the San Francisco area to run concurrently with Southrrn California tracks Fair racing dates of 1955 were adopted to a pattern of the commission's own making William Hornblower president -of Bay Meadows asked the board to rule on getting returned to his -company snow which was loaned to Golden Gate Fields in 1941 when the original builders of that plant sunk Out of sight alter five days of 'continuous rain and mud The' Bay Meadows loan was AU assist distressed 'horsemen and OthersNothing-was done' about appointing secretary' All- three comnQissioners openly declare they enthusiastically- for Claire Douglass who has been- temporarily tilling the position for more than a year' It will be left to Governor Goodwin -Knight SF Summer Racing Next to Santa -Anita getting I knocked out of the saddle the plea of the horsemen for summer racing in the San Francisco region registered the biggest' payoff in the way of ex citement The horsemen asked the commissioners to give them a permit to build a fourth track if the present San Francisco producers refuse Mann County was mentioned' as a possible location The horsemen said they would be willing to lease one of the bay tracks to go on their own in the sum- mer Al Gomez prominent Loomis 'breeder Andy Crevolin owner of the famous horses Determine and Imbros and James Jackson general manager for the breeders led the fight for the owners and breed- ers Charles Coughlin manager of Golden Gate Fred Ryan manager of Tanforan Walter Murphy new manager of Del Mar and Hornblower of Bay Meadows all took the stand and opposed concurrent summer racing in the state The commissioners took the matter under consideration and intend to get an expression from all the racing lairs before voicing an I official opinion But the fact remains that if the So Ions continue to show life at the plate as they did in Los Angeles the Gene Desautels gang may derail the Kiddie Kar Express for keeps Solons Stronger The Senators also a strengthened since the early season clash with the San Franciscans Merrill Combs has been performing steadily at third base and last week upped his average from below 194 to 233 a jump of 39 points He had the best single week in the Coast League with 14 hits for his efforts But the Atlas of the Salons mighty Joe Brovia indicated he is ready to put on his mid season drive Joe was tough on Los Angeles hurlers and his fielding was an eye opener At Wrigley Field the big fellow played his best defensive ball of the season There is no question but that if Joe hits he can carry the club right along with him This is Just about the time of the year he starts unleashing his war dub on opposing hurlers Combs lips Bat Mark Combs' batting was a pleas ant surprise as his first few games with the Sacramento nine' did not indicate he was going to better his 197 average made with Seattle Possibly the change of uniform will prove a big help Sacramento's pitching which was steady during the early surge of the club in April has not been as reliable as expected although the batters have not accorded the fingers what could be termed robust support Desautels is looking for new comer and handyman Nanny Fernandez to help against left-handed pitching Nanny is a righthanded swinger and if he can power the long ball now and then he will help considerably Fernandez may get the starting assignment in center over Len Attyd Ken Humphrey and-Tommy Glaviano who can not untrack himself from the throes of a prolonged batting Slump in which he has failed to hit in 21 straight times at bat Jones Fell Off Richie Myers Bob Dillinger and Brovia all upped their batting marks last week while Nippy Jones who has led the at the plate since the start of the season fell off Jones had one good night in which he batted in five runs but the' rest of the series he failed to connect consistently although hitting theball hard on occasion Catcher Johnny Ritchey who may pave to shoulder the entire mask and mitt burden because Bud Sheely's knee is bothering him again lofted his batting average from 215 to a more respectable 281 Desautels will open the series with-Chesty Chet Johnson (4-8) who has been pitching on a paucity of runs Ken Holcombe (4-5) former Solon will work for the Seals VA study should be made of the possibility of spending the duck stamp money on the basis of revenue contributed in each flyway area I 3 The federal government should spend general revenue money for maintaining the flyways in the national interest and duck stamp money should be used only for improvement of particular areas where the hunter gets a special direct benefit To Loosen Purse Strings Engle also indicated that pending action on his program he is willing to lead a congressional charge on fish and wildlife service and budget bureau officials to persuade them to loosen the purse strings on the ihunters' own funds so shooting conditions might be improved The Engle program was laid before a special subcommittee headed by Congressman Wesley A Dewart (Pt) of Montana which is sitting to hear widespread and angry complaints fror sportsmen organizations and state fish and game commissions over administration of the duck stamp funds- Questions Glacting Ile unfolded the- plan while questioning Ben Glading chief of tIre grne manag4ment branch of the California Depart-'merit of Fish and Game'' Glading is here representing Seth Gordon director of the Califor-1 nia departMent The earmarking by legislation at certain amount for the duck stamp money for land purchases was urged by Engle after Glading charged that of $34948000 expended from the fund only $6492375 has gone for land The sportsmen charged the federal government with breaking faith with them on the law claiming it was the original intent to use the major part of the fund to buy land Engle said there is a tendency by government officials to take special fund money and use it for general purposes and ad vised the nationwide gathering of sports organization repre sentatives and state officials that "it looks to me like we need an amendment" Len Attyd 216 32 53 6 2 0 14 13 28 5 Merrill Combs 210 23 49 10 1 0 20 13 20 2 3 1 233 194 Ken Humphrey 139 16 32 5 1 1 13 17 17 3 2 2 230 243 Nanny Fernandez 156 17 35 9 3 2 13 19 19 0 2 0 224 220 Bud Shealy 159 16 35 4 0 1 30 9 1 0 220 220 Tommy Glaidano 22S 31 47 6 1 5 24 35 3S 7 9 8 206 211 Herm Bsiii 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 200 250 Bud Daley 18 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 467 083 Emil Patriek 34 2 8 2 0 1 3 2 131 1 0 176 147 Ken Gables 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 '1' 0 143 143 Chet Johnson 33 2 3 0 0 '0 1 3 20 1 4 0 091 097 thiG Cindint 11 1 0- 0 11 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 000 000 Totals 2864 358 757 123 15 39 308 361 271 72 68 27 268 367 SOLO( PITCHING gs I sit ah- er rp nr toph eo pet era Plerettl 18 12 11 4 135 519 46 121 37 0 2 6 40 62 733 247 Candint 0 0 7 3 43 132 24- 26 9 24 1 5 16 19 700 188 BSe 1 38 116 17 25 9 15 4 18 4 500 225 schans 2 1 1 44 189 22 43 13 17 3 13 18 17 500 245 Daiey 7 2 A 3 51 205 20 66 17 3 4 3 10 ST 500 299 Cleotts 4 18 10 el 11 130 494 58 57 60 3 7 3 02 64 352 414 Johnson 15 2 4 8 160 397 40 105 42 0 11 4 46 46 333 356 Patrick 12 2 2 5 97 335 44 83 38 9 10 7 32 25 285 333 Gables 4 0 1 3 45 178 37 55 25 11 4' 9 16 11 250 499 Totals 76 29 38 39 6872545 308 571 249 82 44 57 284 312 486 324 Key-gs games etarted cit omelets games won I lost: innings pitched six at bat oft rune hits or earned runs: en relief Pitching: sr needed reilef: tool taken out for pinch hitter walke I strikeouts pet percentage and era earned run average I 3 A A 3 7 3 1 0 'and a great deal of interest and rivalry" No -Rest Ahead It may be summer and vacation time for most people but not for Christopulos and Stearn "We are thinking just as if we were only two weeks away from our opener with Stanford" said Paul "We have lots to do We are accepting applications for tickets to that game right now although our ducats will not be available until next month "Our applications for seasoh tickets are up 33 per cent over the rate of last year and we hope to better that figure before September The price of the Stanford game is $3 and we charge $15 for our five home games Holders of season's tickets get a seating preference of course" 1 They also are arranging for 12 days of football practice at a camp in Sutter Creek The Bengals will eat sleep talk and play football i in that Amador County site from September 1st to 12th They will move 'back toStockton five days before the night opener with the Indians Another one of the many lobs Christopulos faces at COP is to unite various alumni clubs throughout the state There are about 12 such groupswithl one of the most active tieing Sacramento Quarterback Club which meets each Monday 'during the football season It is homecoming for Christopulos in Stockton He was raised in that city and was graduated from the Stockton High School with the class of 1940 After four years at California he gained his master's degree at an eastern institution and then returned to Berkeley to become assistant athletic director under Brutus Hamilton Stearn's home was in Berke Plans Race Agajanians promoter of the 100 mile auto race championship scheduled for the State Fair ground in October is off to Darlington NC where he will stage a 200 mile event Monday After that race he plans to come to Sacramento to arrange for the ticket sales for the fall championship here Chuck Stevenson will drive Aggle's car in Darlington The last time the race was held in 1951 his entry won and was driven by Walt Faulkner Aggie says he is lining 'up an all star cast for the big Sacramento race and he believes It will be the fastest ever held In the Capital City Shad Circuit Andrade' Kayoes Di Gilio Eyes Lightweight Title 1 By Jack Cuddy NEW Cisco Kid is ready to go gunning for the lightweight crown 1 That is what manager Ralph Gambina said today about Cisco Andrade California's unbeaten master boxer who made a most Impressive New York debut by knocking out Johnny DiGilio of Bayonne NJ of the 10th round lii iNkholas Arena "Cisco could light champion PaddS DeMarco tomorrow night" declared the pilot "And we're going to start screaming soon for the match" Most of the sports writers at the ringside for last night's widely televised bout agreed with Gambina Cisco scaling 135 pounds to DiGilio's 140 displayed remarkable all round class as he tagged the Jersey youngster with the first kayo of his career In the 10th round Cisco staggered Johnny with a left hook to the head followed with two rights to the chin a stunning left hook to the jaw and an explosive left-right-left combinetion to the chin which dropped DiGilio flat on his back Referee Ray Miller pronounced him out without counting PITCHING AVERAGZ8 bb a I Smith SD 26 8 10 1 0 Queen Hwd 125 35 67 11 2 Wight SD 60 26 29 1 Schallock Oak56 19 44 8 2 Donoto Hwd 98 23 71 11 3 Munger Hwd -401 43 47 9 3 Pyacha LA 38 17 15 3 1 Zabala SF St 21 30 I 4 Chambers SD 63 38 25 6 3 Fannin sr 77 43 52 4 2 Walsh Hwit 2 14 31 4 2 White SD 17 10 11 2 1 Erautt SD 161 48 63 10 6 BOWMan Hwd 133 52 81 10 6 Hiller SF 70 16 24 5 3 Baniberger Oak 65 38 16 3 2 Murphy Ostk 57 38 31 3 2 Ferrarese Oali 92 102 10 7 Chandler LX-Slr 78 33 21 7 5 Gettig Oak 130 36 62 9 7 Port 86 66 41 6 5 Fiedler Port 82 35 23 6 5 Spicer LA 118 29 59 7 6 Metish LA 138 48 71 8 7 Byrne Bea 137 79 103 8 7 ISingleton SF' 114 40 59 8 7 Elliott Port 1013 21 61 8 7 Thomason SD 88 5 39 6 6 Alexander Port 81 4 49 4 4 Gumpert LA 33 23 20 4 4 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Stockton Paul is the new director of athletics at COP and Stearn is his assistant "I take no credit for the revival of athletics at California" said Christopulos modestl "That honor must go to Peppy Waldorf who spent so much time with alumni groups getting them solidly behind the university" Man Behind Throne But Paul moved to Berkeley the same year Pappy came out of Northwestern to coach the Golden Bear gridders They will tell you at California that Paul was the man behind the throne He was the one who did the hard work while Pappy shook bands with the alumni No matter what' the Bears 1 j-kave become healthy irethe past 'tight years 'Lefty and I know we have i ot to do at Pacific' said aul promote COP i 'd Stockton too But we don't plan to do it with an empty bag We are going to have something the foefball fans of the Sacramento and San Joaquin N'alle3rs Want Locat Boys of our first assignments ikto enrol more boys from this area at the college We would like to field team exclusively with home grown athletes" On the COP varsity this fall will be four boys from this dis- trict Gene Cronin and Gene Ulm are returning veterans from last year's-line Up -from the freshmen are Jerry Lind and Harold Robison Lind and Robison were ineligible for spring practice but they have since their-work and will report on September 1st In addition there are varsity candidates from Yuba City Oro- ville Antioch Ukiah Redding Lodi Sonora Martinez Lake- port and a whole bunch from Stockton One of Christopulos' big Jobs Is to arrange attractive sched- ules for the Pacific football teams He has inherited a fine slate for this fall and has signed for more than half a program for 1955 He is now working as far ahead as 1958 Five Rome Games This fall Stanford Idaho Texas Tech San Jose State and Marquette will play in Stockton COP will travel to Spokane to meet Washington State te! Bloomington to take on Indiana to Fort Collins for a homecom- ing game with Colorado A and and to Cincinnati to battle the University of Cincinnati Already arranged for 1955 are home games with Oregon State 'UCLA and Cincinnati and trips to Stanford Purdue and San Jose State With two prominent exCalifomians at the helm in Stockton the possibility of getting the Golden Bears back on Pacific's schedule is seen "Cal's schedule Is completed for the next four years" Stearn pointed out" but we hope to get a place on the Bears' program after that Palm's daugh- ter Is marrying a COP football player this that will help cement relations between our two Institutions too" Pacific has felt no squeeze In the schedule making depart- ment by the Pacific Coast Con- ference adopting a round robin program for the future Seven League Games "Idaho is not involved in the round robin schedules so the coast conference members will play seven league games" said Paul "Then maybe they will arrange two intersectionals one at home and one on the road That leaves one opening on the slate of each conference member for us independents "We are trying to get five home games which will appeal 1 to the fans each season One eastern trip will be arranged for I each campaizn Then we have our annual game with San Jose State "Maybe some day t'resno State will see fit to play us again We eajoyed a fine rela- 1 tionship with the Bulldogs un- i tit they dropped us a year ago Games with Fresno can be 11 le t-LI SA alkambaw ment by the Pacific Coast Con- ference adopting a round robin program for the future Seven League Games "Idaho is not involved in the round robin schedules so the coast conference members will play seven league games" said Paul "Then maybe they will arrange two intersectionals one at home and one on the road That leaves one opening on the slate of each conference member for us independents "We are trying to get five home games which will appeal to the fans each season One eastern trip will be arranged for each campaign Then we have our annual game with San -Jose State "Maybe some day Fresno will see fit to play us again We enjoyed a fine rela- tionship with the Bulldogs un- 'HI they dropped us a year ago Games with Fresno can be Pasadena Girl Loses In English Golfing 1: 'BATTING 'AVERAGES ret ab- 0r rbi pct 1000 Del Gram' Rwd 6 3 0 2 590 846 Nasternak LA 47 19 1 10 404 833 Elliott SD 317 113 8 61 357 800 Board fiwd-SF 261 69 6 36 341 786 Rapp SD 271 92 9 52336 750 Cuittl Oak 198 66 3 27 333 750 Robb Port 138 46 8 27 333 667 Byrne Sea 66 22 5 12 333 667 Phillips Ilwd 303 100 13 54 330 667 Chapman Oak 293 95 9 45 324 667 Rosa Oak 321 103 0 20 318 8g7 stater SD 328 104 11 64 317 6-5 fraderoff 18D 309 97 0 14 314 625 Pramesa LA 78 24 3 14 308 625 Wilson Sea 337 103 0 25 306 600 Neal Oak 162 49 4 21302 600 Judnich Port 296 89 13 49 301 588 Long Hwd 243 73 13 40 300 -583 Edwards LA 120 36 3 16 300 563 Pocekay SD 67 20 1 9299 545 Bernier INA 244 72 2 '25 295 -545 a Smith jiwd 944 72 2 25295 536 Smith Hwd 204 60 0 18 294 -533 Walls Hwd 319 93 I 49 292 533 Paterson SD 319 93 6 35 292 533 Westlako sr 185 53 1 32 286 -533 Mime Oak 246 70 3 29 385 500 Davis Oak 169 48 4 25 281 500 Austin Port 339 96 1 27283 500 Schmees sea 184 53 12 38 283 445320890 mz i ouarvrgeselhanis let roc: ka 32:30 79 4 34 284 -500 Taormina SF 190 53 3 34 279 500 Landini Oak 122 34 0 -7279 500 Saffell livod 295 63 6 31278 455 Restful' Port 227 63 8 27 276 47 13 0 7 277 7 84 3 3 15 66 429 Chest) SF 270 29 :227744 417 Thomas Sea 394 72 3 39 273 -400 Brown LA 237 63 7 23 273 400 Samford Oak 143 32 1 18 273 400 Mauch LA 183 77 8 272 400 Haggai! 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GANTON champion a rl Stewart of Canada today defeated 17 year old Margaret (Wiffy) Smith of Pasadena Calif 4 and 3 in the third round of the British women's golf championship Miss Smith whose power game had captured the fancy of British fans was the lone United States entry Miss Stewart was dressed in plaid trousers- She turned 3 up but Miss Smith won the llth The tiny 20 year old Canadian redhead who is a- student at Rollins College in Florida came back to win the 13th On the 15th Miss Stewart was down in four while Miss Smith after playing two fine shots to the heart of the green three putted Motorcycle ikiders Plan Field Mee The Fort Sutter I Motorcycle Club will present a field meet Saturday at 7:30 PM at the Selby Stables Watt Avenue and Fair Oaks Boulevard Sack races stake races and ride and -run Are on the uP th Ian at the in ter lle ed ue nd TrophiesWonByCrew Don Doll former Grant Union High School athlete attended the -10 year reunion of the unbeaten 1944 USC football team last weekend in Los- Angeles The Trojans blanked Tennessee in the Rose Bowl that season Milwaukee's baseball attendance continues to zoom For 30 home games this year the total is 804901 as compared to 736824 for the same number of contests in 1953 Seen together at the medical convention in San Francisco last week were Drs Brick Muller and Brodie Stevens the famous passing combination at California in the 1920s Oscar had a limit of trout on 'display at Kyburz He has quite a- line too Local fishermen getting their Friday's dinners this week Include Emo Fancolli Leo Zamastil Bud Bacciarini and Al Hutzler Seals Sign Fielder From San Jose State SAN FRANCISCO AP The San Francisco Seals signed and sent to Channel Mies of the California League Donald Vis- conti 21 a first baseman and outfielder from San Jose State College Joe '8prinz scout for the Pa- cific Coast League Seals said yesterday Visconti will be grad-he uated from San Jose State in March but has used up hip college eligibility A lefthanded thrower and righthanded batro- ter he hit 320 for the Spartans last spring i me VIS- and Marino (Chico) Piere'll So Ion righthander who was Injured while doing an extra bit of chasing at Wrigley Field expects his ankle to be in shape to pitch either tomorrow or Thursday night Chico's return will be a welcome one as he has wheeled to a great start with 11 victories and only four losses HS? 15 0 11153 010 The congressman declared California sportsmen -put up about $440000 annually in duck stamp money and that consideration should be given to spending the money where it is raised Declaring that California hunters are among the nation's heaviest contributors Engle said: "I don't see why California stamp money should be used on eastern flyways As a duck hunter rm not at all enthused about having my dollars spent in the far east where I never get to shoot" 1Because of the migratory bird treaty with Mexico Engle asserted the federal government has a definite responsibility to take care of general flyway conditions This would be met out of general government tax revenues "If the 'ducks don't have a place to land" he said "the flyway will cease to exist The hunters should only pay for the areas they get to enjoy I will vigorously resist any movement to increase the duck stamp charge until I can be definitely shown that the hunter will get the benefit" Gret More Land Glading estimated that about 1000000 acres of land should be acquired in the Pacific flyway states during the next 101 years He estimated the cost at between $25000000 and $30- 000000 and the desired expenditure within California at $15- 000000 "It is high time" he said "that the federal government meet its full share of the obitgation The sportsmen of Amer- ice are big hearted and generous but they do not like to be cheated And they won't accept repeated alibis for broken I promises" Chester Wilson commissioner of the Minnesota State Department of Conservation agreed with the Engle proposal to tighten im the law on duck stamp allocations But he objected to spending the ntoney on the basis of areas He said it should be spent where needed' on a national basis I andndrkgri Rio Vista Southpaw Signs With Seattle 04 0 2 The Sacramento Be-e-KFBK i vs Pacific Coast League Pct GB Hollywood 52 33 612 11 San Dill 37 oskiand 48 40 535 4 an Francisco 42 43 494 10 sattle 39 43 47 1 141 sAcitAmtwro 40 44 471 1 Los Angeles 38 47 434 1 Portland 34 48 415 1 4 Osyvtis Tonight SAA5RAMENTta 'la San rranelacco: MI KFBK and KFBIC-151 825 PM Oakland in Seattle Hollywood in Portland San Diego in Loa BASEBALL SCHOOL ANNAPOLIS United States Naval Academy said today it plans to return all the trophy cups won by its championship crew this season since it has learned its varsity coxswain William A Kennington has been ineligible for the last two years Vice Admiral Turner Joy academy superintendent said Kennington graduated I rom Vanderbilt University in 1961 and was ineligible under rules of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Navy's crew finished the season by winning its 29th straight meet over a three year stretch including the 1952 Olympic crown Benevolent Softball Team Downs WAFs 'The Benevolent Society of California team making its debut in the Municipal Girls Night Softball First Division whipped the Mather WAFs 9 to 1 as Marlene Phelps and Barbara Perry combined to pitch two hit ball Ethel Robinson Mar3r 'Kios and Carol Costa had two hits each for the winners Jean Gerlach and Ruth Pierce got the Mather hits The score: HE Benevolents 9 9 0 WAFs 1 2 1 Batteries: Phelps Perry and Coda Pierce and Brady 110 I wish le enrol la The Sarramente Bee-ILYBIE Baseball School ler boys Monday July 12th through -Friday July 23rd It is FREE The Seattle Rainiers of the Patific Coast Baseball League today announced the-signing of Gene Hayden 18 year old Rio Vista southpaw pitcher Hayden who is six feet two Inches tall and weighs 180 pounds was a star athlete for the Rio Vista High School He pitched for the Rio Vista Braves during their successful campaign for the first half chainpionship in the Rural League Ordered to report immediately to the Rainiers Hayden is slated for assignment to a farm team NAME 46 (Please Print) National League 't Pet to Now York 45 23 Brooktyn 44 24 tt4r 1 Philadelphia 31 30 314 a 4 Milwaukee 3 05 33 3 11 Cincinnati 3 35 415 1 st Louis $32 35 47 1 4 Chicago 23 42 354 2 Pittaburgh 23 44 333 2314 14l1 No games scheduled Beats bluing oise In I 2 Inn ng Game i By Associated Press Boise and Bo Billings battled down to the twelfth inning last night I Ernie Garcia drilled a liner into center bring ing across one run and giving Billings a 6 to 5 Pioneer League victory armed Jim Dunn flipped the entire route for the Mustangs spacing nine hits and whiffing 14 Joe Burgess helped him mightily by poling a home run Bob Bonaparte hit four singles for the Mustangs vt Elsewhere around the class circuit Salt Lake City thumped Idaho Falls 7 to 2 Magic Val-State ley edged Great Falls 7 to 6 and Pocatello split a double header with Ogden taking the seven inning opener 5 to but absorbing a 16 to 2 beating in played with very little expense the night cap ADDRESS CITY AG PHONE 11:4 Ittimseaftma 111 IldramrlImona St PRONE Limit: Minimum 12 Maximum 12) (Age POSITION American League' Pet- GB Cleveland 48 22 678 Chicalo 45 24 662 1 1A1 New York 44 28 621 3 'Ginn 9 34 444 1Vs 'Washington 9 3 433 19 Baltimore IP 4 nt 19 PhilatisigAla 8 41 31ill it Boaten 24 4t 340 2u Results Irestertal Ne games sebedulect PARICNT SIGN BEE Feathers PairUp NEW AP weight champion Sandy Saddler of New York will box Libby Manzo of New York in a non title 10 round match July 5th in the St Nicholas Arena (This is netestary to signify consent) Mail to Baseball Scheel Editor The Bee PO Box 771f 4 Calif.