The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 19

19 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY MARCH 12 1956 ffiTLrUTAR Derby Odds on Like Magic Drop to 10-1 PIRATES SINK A'S HGOTING Five Errors and Ineffective Pitching Contribute to 11-1 Kansas City Defeat Home Run With Two on in Eighth Gives Yanks 4-3 Victory Over Cards Agua Caliente Mexrco March 11 (AP) The Caliente Kentucky Derby future book quoted Like Magic at 10 to 1 odds today The drop from Tuesdays opening line of 50-1 put the Rex Ellsworth 3-year-old in fourth spot with Fabius and Head Man Like Magic had been cut to 25-1 then 12-1 and for a time yesterdav to 8-1 AARON POUNDS 2 HOMERS THREE BOOTS BY VIC POWER Boudreau's Men Get Only Four Hits Vernon Law Clouts Grand Slam Homer Wallops Over Center field Wall Help Sink Phils 8-2 Willie Belts Another went to Orka on a 13 while there wa a 4-wa- tie between Wood Donahue Mc-zan lor tturd Dot with Clostermar the shoot- UJ team won the first three team race' for the first time in the history of the Kansas City Trapshooters association and ended the current series at Elliott's Shooting park yesterday with a score of 546x600 Pete Bellington's team finished second on 541 and the! Claude Grainger twelve men racked up a 537 total It tu Chnnnpl sixth straight team Channel 5 AD VE TISEME Look 3 listen By Joe McGuet (i If ember of The Star's Sports Staff) Fort Myers Fla March 11 If it's true that the proper time for a club to get sloppy ball games out of its system is in spring training then the Athletics spent a highly profitable afternoon at Terry park today as they were routed 11 to 1 in their return engagement with the Pittsburgh Pirates The Athletics were reasonably efficient operators yesterday when they defeated the Pirates 3-1 in the Grapefruit league opener at West Palm Beach but Harold Ensley was out all week end around taking movies for his show tonight now isn't that a swell way to spend a week end but you see the pictures tonight at 10 excellent For you speedier sports catch the Jalopy Races at 10:30 thrills and spills a mile a minute Of course they're on 5 Frances! KCMO-Radio 810 yeur dial As the clock ticks from six to six a lot of good listening on KCMO-Radio 24 hours a day For instance early birds can find out what's happened around the world overnight when they hear Allen Smith and the 6 A News Then at 6:10 Farm Reporter Jack Wise gives current information on agricultural developments affecting PIRATE SAFE AT FIRST Bob Del Greco of Pittsburgh is safe at first as Glenn Cox Kansas City pitcher misses the throw in the second inning of exhibition game The Pirates went on to an 11-1 victory (Kansas City Star photograph by A Crank PEM-DAY FANS WHOOP IT Eddie Ryan coach of the Pembroke-Country Day Red Raiders is carried off the floor on the shoulders of his players who had just won the Missouri class high school basketball championship Right foreground is John Windsor 6-6 sophomore (Photograph by Jim Baxter) Eddie Prophecy Comes True for Pern Day today was a sadly different matter The Athletics were at their worst in the field as they com-1 mitted five errors three of them by Vic Power The others were charged against Bill Shantz pajr From -5 Bowl Move transmitted by Wirephoto) victory having won the last three of the former series The Manners brothers Frank and Mike of Sugar Creek cleaned up their respective classes with Frank winning in class on 48 and Mike taking the prize on a 47 Woodson could not win either race on the program but took the high over all cash on a 71 total one target ahead of Mike and 70s Phil Miller dropped la between toume merits to win the class A prize on the lrg run of 46 straight over Wilson Lasater ard Claude Grainger when they tied on 48 each Joe Elliott was the class winner or a 41 and Crutcher hit the hard or one of the few 25 straights for a bronze club button Wayne Gra" scored a double victorv the week He won the Thursdav night derby o-a 24 from 17-vard mark and was the shooter who cou'd total a rerfec 24 double score by means of his handicap Gra scored 20 actual breaks which was by one shooter Rav Warren of Ca follton who scored 21 ard finished secord Gray with a 23 handicap total along with Tom Mas tin Two more 2-point winners developed on the Fisk handicap to tie Jeff Richards for the lead in this annual race Byrd Woodson from 19 yards and Mamn Casner of Carrollton Mo from broke 25 straights to take the two races of the week The'- were twe targets ahead of the field with Richards ard Dean Nickle winning second moneys on 22s At skeet Co! Chenault topped Dr Williams 47 to 46 for the scratch prize while Jesse nosed out Dave Tozier 49 to 48 for the handicap award Russ Wood 2-point holder in the Thursda-night derb" finished in second place alorf on 23 from the 23-yard mark while third noney was split between Heath and KamD sen Manners broke twe tv-four the tossed targets a thc Ow! Gur club derv esterday to win- his first point on the erb Second place went to Onka a 23 while the third spot winner was Burke or twenty-two broken da-'? Merchandise winners were won tr I Morgan Cunningham Clostermar Heath Onka Marl rers Manners Donahue Hendrix 1 Faugh Ne'sor Garrison Shelton Kincade and Burke In Tuesday derby Heath came all alone on a 14 Runres up position! FISHING Lakeside Perk 91st St 4 Hiway 5 (Kansas) 8 A TO DARK PLENTY OF FISH! CHARLES CEEAR ROLLS 746 William McMahon Is Next With 726 While Stewart and Gillespie Fire 1389 By Ed Garich (A Member of The Sports Stajf) HREE years ago this late winter Eddie Ryan was speaking at a basketball dinner at the end of the season for his freshman team The team had a record of 13-2 for the year you boys will work with me when seniors win the state the coach said Saturday night in Columbia his Pembroke-Country Day Red Come in for fyeur free cheek on your voltage regulator generator starter mm and Ranee Pless Pitching Is Weak The pitching of Glenn Cox Mike Kume Art Ditmar and Tom Lasorda was mediocre al though Kume was the only one who was hit hard He gave up six hits and five runs in two innings The Athletics solved the offer lngs of Vernon Law Ron Kline end Elroy Face for only four hits They scored their lone run in the sixth inning when Bill Shantz doubled took third on an infield out and crossed on a single by Power Cox- the starting and losing pitcher was -the first to feel the lash of the Pirate bats although he would be perfectly within his rights if he said there was no justice in the unlawful thing that happened to him The man responsible for saddling Cox with the loss was none- other than Vernon Law who smashed a grand-slam home run in the second inning AU four runs were unearned as the result of an error by Power although that was of little consolation to Cox "Error Starts Big Frame The 'stage was set for 4-run clout a 400-foot drive over tournament while a couple the center field fence when A pair of Northeast bowlers moved into the center of the city last night and played havoc with the singles division of the City bowling St Petersburg March 11 (AP) Mickey Mantle drove a 3-run homer with! two out in the eighth inning today to lift the New York Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the St Louis Cardinals Bob Mabe rookie right-hander third Card pitcher was the victim as a crowd of 4520 looked on The American League champions were held to two hits in the first six innings while Vinegar Bend Mizell and Tom Po-holsky were pitching Mabe 16-10 with Houston of the Texas League last year got through the seventh but was solved in the next round when Mantle batting lefty crashed the ball some 380 feet over the left field fence after a walk to Gi! McDougald and Andy Carey's single The clout cleared the bleachers and the street beyond the fence landing in Tampa Bay on the fly Clever deception by Phil Riz-zuto shortstop and Jerry Coleman second baseman set up a double play for the Yanks in the second inning The Bill Sarni was running from first base on the pitch which Bill Virdon lined to right field However Rizzuto made motions as if fielding a ground ball and Coleman moved as if to take a throw at second Sarni watching the infielders hit the dirt at second Lou Skizas right-fielder caught the drive and easily doubled Sarni off first St Louis (N) 101 001 11 0 New York (A) 001 000 03x-4 5 1 Mizell Poholsky (4' Mabe (7) and Sarn' Turley Kucks '4) Sturdivant (9i end How ard Johnson (7) W-Kucks IMabe Home Run: New York Mantle Braves Swamp Phils Bradenton Fla March 11 Henry Aaron clouted two home runs over the 433-foot cen ter-field barrier today as the Braves swamped the Philadelphia Phillies S-2 in the second spring training game for both clubs Aaron slashed one homer with one man on in the third and hit the other in the fifth with bases empty Billy Bruton hit a 373 homer for the Braves All three homers were given up by Jack Meyer the starting pitcher Philadelphia N) O01 ooo 8 1 Milwaukee 112 022 8 11 0 Meyer Mrozinski 14) Bolinda (7) Weh-meier (81 and Lonnett Niarhos (5' Spahn Buhl (4 Burdette (7) and Crardall pahn Meyer Home runs: Milwaukee Eruton Arron 2 Two Straight for Giants Phoenix Ariz March 11 (AP) The New York Giants made it two in a row over the Cleveland Indians today winning by 11-5 before a sellout crowd of 7687 in warm sunny weather There were five home runs in the game with Willie Mays Johnny Antonelli and Ray Katt connecting for the Giants and rookies Carroll Hardy and Dick Brown coming through for the Tribe For Mays the 1953 home run king of the majors it marked his third in two days Cleveland (A) 030 002 5 8 0 New York (N) 220 041 11 10 3 Houtteman Aguirre (4) Pillette (7) ard Brown Jones (6) Antonelli McCall (4) Wilhelm (6) and Westrum Katt to) Antonelli Houtteman Home Runs Cleveland (A) Brown Hardy New York: (N) Mays Antonelli Katt OTHER EXHIBITION RESULTS AT MESA AR 12 Baltimore A) OOO 200 210 5 11 7 Chicago 043 410 lOx 13 10 1 Karnson Drummond (4) Wiesnieski (5) Searcv 6) Duran (8 ard Gastai Brosnan M-ers (4) Hacker (7) and Chiti Fanning (6) W-Brosnar L-Hamson Home runs Chicago MorT Irvin AT TAMPA FLA Chicago (A) 020 010 200 9 0 Cincinnati N) 020 200 001 9 1 10 innings) Harshrran Stuffel (5) Pollet f9) and Loliar Battey 14) Moss CIO) Lawrence Valentine (5 Kennedy (7) Podbieian (9 Senerchia (10) and Dotterer L-Senerchia Home runs: Kennedy Cincinnati Dotterer AT ORLANDO FLA Detroit (A) 200 021 5 2 Washington fA 100 101 000 4 5 2 Foytack Miller (5V Wojev (7) and Por ter Streuli (5) Curtis Griggs (4) Grob (7 and Courtney Oldis (7) W-Foytack L-Griggs Home run Washington Lemon AT TAMPA FLA Chicago (A) 010 010 7 0 Cincinnati N) 002 000 11 0 Martin Papai 6 and Romano Brechin Pearce (4) Minarcin (7 and Batts W-Pearce B-Papai ART DIRECTOR We ave need of a capable man to lake charge of our design program An individual that understands Hie graphic art processes one that is capable of attention to detail This man will have the authority to purchase letterpress and lithographic plates as well as art Work Adequate compensation and important fringe benefits All inquiries confidential Phone or come in to see Mr John Young Victor 2-1122 321 West 7th Street Kansas City Missouri Oliver Morrison (596) 1125: Isaac Bel! John Clark 609) 1119 Kendred Brooks Lex Grant jr (626) 1 078: Cartwnght Ward Sellie Truth (645 1070 Squad leaders Leon Cain 70S (singles): Bnnson-Elmore 391 (10-scratch) and 469 (10-handicapi Lawrence Miller 267 (ten) Leon Cam 616 NOON SQUAD Richard Gunn (575)-Wayne Gunn (559) 1 300 Carl Kelley- i595'-Larrv Cummgham 548i 1290: Elon Thomas 593)-Art Hendrickson 499 1277: Edward Zentner 623'-Marm Mitchell 1249 Tonv Totta (532)- Joseph Bellante (560' Car! Oliver (627 '-Leonard Totta 660i 1232 Harry Pickens i643)-Andv Danella '506' 1227 Mm Fulton i523)-Paul Anderson 603' 1226 Dwight Adams 604)-Jack Dixon 526 1 1214 Robert Fuller (6331-Carl Benz (529) 1 198 Jack Falcone (563)-James Kloepter (556) 1 198 James Brown '607)-Jame5 Burke (578' 1196- Harold Ingram 646)- James McDonnell (616' 1154 A Collins (591)-C Clark 596) 1 178 Lon Mitchell (559)-Terrv Titus (569 1176 Fav Phillips 571 1- George Trinast'ch (557) 1 162 James Vighaturo (483' Fred Fats-Ed 1153 Davis (5S1)-Carl Ragsdale-1526' 1149: Fred Zondler (550)-Herrv Mever (534 1 135 Squad Leonard Totta 660 singles) Ke y-Cur na rr 421 (10 scratch) and 47s 1 10-handicap1 Ed Tenner 255 (ten i Harrv Pickens 593 (thirty' 2 30 SQUAD Ford Simcox 650)-L A Graham (531) 1 324 Bob Stiegler 1 533 '-How ard Wallace '509) 1 274 Ai Staab 572 '-I Staab '552' 1266 Frank senkoskv (625)-Frank Pindel 614 1250 Dr Allan' Stewart (561) -Curt Hav i641' 1 241 Harrv Gngsbv (585) -Elmer Grigsby (585) 1237- Luther Hol-well (570)-Dr Ed Teubel (590' 1 223: Melvin Hatcher-L Koirtvohann 1218: Charles Hammon '549)-Andy Anderson i570i 1209 Earl Redd (632 '-Dan Staihr (510' 1195 George Heier '656i-John Heier (564 1 190 Mever Duel! 557)-Harvev King 563) 1182 Mavne Martin Baumgartner (621' 1182: Cleo Sutton 564 'Lvr: Hess (625 1176 Tonv An- dnsevic i595)-R Staab (531) 1166 Frank Speck (588 (-Clarence Speck (569' 1164 Staab 539 '-Lee Eatv (598 1 1163: Clvde Corsaul 1 592 '-Orville Uebb 575 1 1 i 59 Henrv Schmidt 543)-Ted Nelson 542 1 1 133 Clarence Rvden 597)- Bill Patt 555 1 092 Jack McWilliams 611 Squad leaders Simcox 680 (singles) Simcox -Graham 4 31 1 10-scratch) 477 (10-handicapi Graham 247 and 656 (individual highs) 4 30 SQUAD Harold Green (609)-Arthony Mihelic (621' 1321 Joseph McMahon McMahon (7261 1 307 John Webb (632-tValter M'ebb 570) 1267 Haskell Reed 619 (Marion Parr (575' 1209 Dove Davis 58S '-Bill Yount (633) 1198 Charles Rice-John Carey (624) 1194 Charles Ro- haus 697 i-Clarenre Rose (651) 1191 Bert O'Neal (561)-Byron O'Neal (637) 1 190 M'lUiam Tresennter (56S)-John Rant-sev '589' 1188 James Bailev (486)-Bill Bassmger (521) 1 185 Major Beasley 1 534)-Tom Goolsby 1179: Mitchell Kryse-Jerrv Shoen 1171 Oscar Bozich (643)-Glerih Myers 1-171: Joe Fierst jr (545 Marvin O'Neal 538 '-Charles O'Neal (665 1 1165 John Karm (539)-Clarence Wolf (588) 1 159: William Brown (5751-Harold Gott (619) 1144: Earl Kood (527)-Henr-School (595) 1 127: Llo-d Heath (552)-Ar drew Zumwalt (530) 1 126 Sherman Cas sadv (561 '-Jack Houghtalmg '545) 1 061 Anthony Romano (568)-Jim Phillips (540) 945 (scratch) Squad leaders William McMahon 726 (sirgles) McMahon-W McMahon 392 -10-scratch) and 433 (10-handicap) McMahon 221 (ten) McMahon ar4 Ar-thonv Mihelic (tie- 594 (thirty) 7 SQUAD Owen Stewart jr (622 '-John Gillespie 1578) 1 389 Ai Pierson 1 Copo- wycz 659 1 338 Charles Clear (746)-BiU veroassie (527) 1 317 Car! Craig (651) Charles Donohoe (559) 1 240 George Miller 627)-Bil! Lynn (620) 1239 Frank Kriss (574 t-M alter Gronek (620) 1 234 Ed McConmff (622 '-Cliff Lindeman (606 1 211 Melvin Baucom (552)-Harry Williams '605) 1 203 Paul Becker (603)-Max Max we'l '572' 1 202: Alfred Masters (599- Alfred Davi 1192 Dee Pace-Dale Pace 1134 Arthur Kitterman (555)-Leon-ard Anderson 540' 1179 William I) Johnson 568 '-Peter Maan (598) 1 177 Ray Owsley (543' Dale Root (596) 1177 James Schupp Kee '595' 1177 Norman Masters (57i'-Earl Femder 560' 1150 Joe Carter (596'-Bob Shoots '611' 1134: George Meyer 1 557)-Dr Simon (560' 1 133 Kohlberg (568'-Fred Ransom 533) 1 133 John Green Hood (566) 1 082: Charles Harmon-Robert Ellingsworth 1 079 Squad leaders Charles Clear 746 (singles' Stewart-GUlesme 428 (10-scratch1 and 513 '10-handicap- Clear 264 (ten' and 656 (thirtv) Nick Lombardo (571)-James DeLuca 576) 1 305 George Buzan (6061-Lee Morrison (633' 1304 Sam Cascone '525' Freeman Frvor 606) 1260: William Knight (529)-Rlchard Glrardet (624) 1 274: Luther Tucker (624)-Mark Harris (546) 1 267: Randall Zuber (35l)-Homer Willard (620' 1 249: Robert Ash (6661-Don Mever 548) 1231 Ernest Marshall 1 650)-Lvle Knobelock (655) 1 223: Joe Simone (621'-Luke Walker 573' 1208 Charles Greene (630'-John Bunton (614) 1 206: Orville Fmerv (596)-George (653' 1 191 S'eve Luipa (5781-Nunzio Llnan 431' 1 185 William Han-na- (6551-Robe rt Hannan (660' 1175 John Calcara (5741-Mlke Lucito 6411 1173 Erne Donnie: (6361-Bub Guar'no (640) 1 160: George Rime '563'Oene Rime! (538) 1144 Reben Bailev (5431-Clarence Shain (575) 1 134 Tack Torn ouist (573 '-Bud Sand ridge 583' 1125 Robert Soergler Brink 561' 1125 Archie Crane (577)-Thomas Brown (566) 1 117 Squad Fobert Ash 666 (singles) Knight-Girardet 411 (10-scratch' and 473 '10-handlcap) Luther Tucker 235 (10) Nick Lombardo 599 (30) BUFFS TALK TOMHLER team starters as starters in their sophomore year Ryan wound up with a 13-9 record Last year his team posted the best winning skein ever recorded by a Pembroke team 30-3 The team went through its regional and to the state class tournament winning its first game but losing in the quarterfinals to Buffalo This year the Raiders capped an undefeated season with its thirty-first straight at Columbia over Horace Mann of Maryville which also had been undefeated' until that final game with thirty-four in a row In winning the finale the Raiders broke the school mark again for victories in one season Right on Schedule Seldom in any sport was a plan so perfectly executed as was that of the champion Pern-! Day- Raiders Take this year's schedule for instance Ryan scheduled every tough team in the area he possibly could In twenty-three regular season games he played seventeen class A schools including incidentally both the class A representatives to large state tournament this week in St Louis North Kansas City and I Southwest the season started we had a scrimmage with Shawnee-I Ryan says whipped us and I think that was the making of the team They decided they as good as they thought and so they worked that much Bryant Barnes the slender 6-2 1 shot wizard who was chosen the! most valuable player at Columbia is one big reason for success He scored almost 600 points during the season for an average of almost 20 a game At Columbia he hit just short of 50 per cent in four games and his favorite shot is a leaping 1 -hander from the circle or from the side not too easy a poke But there are other facets to the team which give it class The reserves are tremendous Ryan at Columbia started with Bob Markham 6-7 at center Rowland Nof singer 6-0 and Buddy Adel 5-S at guards and Ed Siebert 6-1 and Barnes at forwards Need for GoocP Subs The Raiders play a tight pressing man-for-man defense and as a result usually commit more fouls than the average team But that hurt much since Ryan can call on 6-6 John Windsor a graceful outside shooting sophomore Ed Bartlett 6-0 Bill Goetze 6-3 and Garrett Cole 6-4 to fill gaps wdth their height They all shoot wrell too Then the littler men who are fast and accurate are Dave Smith 5-11 Jack Henry 5-6 Kenneth Phifer 5-11 Windsor and Goetze are sopho-j mores Cole and Bartlett are juniors That may be the reason for remarks in his hotel room after the game as parents alumni and friends crowded in to congratulate him I am 35 years old and accomplished everything I wanted to he said Bobby Del Greco hit a bouncing ball with two out Power fielded it but threw poorly to Cox covering first Del Greco was safe on the error but rounded first and was caught off as Shantz backed up on the play Shantz also threw the ball away for error No 2 on the play and Del Greco wound up on second Cox then hit Roman Rodriguez with a pitched ball and walked Bill Hall He threw ball one to Law and on the next pitch the Pirate hurler sent the ball sailing out of the park He was aided by a stiff wind blowing straight out to center Ironically that was the only hit given up by Cox in his 3-inning stint In the first and third innings he faced only three batters Rume was next to arrive on the mound and- the game quickly turned into a rout The righthander entirely responsible for all the trouble he encountered three of the five runs yielded being unearned At the same time he was also hit freely Ditmar came- on to start and his baptism to the 1956 baseball wars was a pinch-hit home run by Gene Freese who batted for Kline Ditmar gave up another single and Pless muffed a ground ball before the inning ended his main trouble Lasorda the southpaw purchased out of the Brooklyn organization made his first appearance in "a Kansas City uniform in the eighth He gave up one run and was fortunate to escape that cheaply Walks First Batter His first act was to walk Curt Roberts He fanned Eddie as Roberts stole second Lee Walls walked and Roberts was thrown out trying to steal third Preston Ward doubled to center scoring Walls and was thrown out trying to stretch his blow into a triple Nuslear Energy Products Division of AC Industries fnc Buffalo New York prlmi contractor for the United States Atomic Energy Oommission has immediate openings for the Vprtirs! 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Designers Time Study Analysts Safety Engineers Assistant Plant Engineer Previous experience on Atomic Energy Commission contracts preferred A offers job security excellent working conditions health accident and life Insurance plans paid vacations and other benefits Representatives of A will a he Missouri Safe Employ menf In Kansas City from 830 A to 4:30 on Friday March 16th 1956 Barnes Goes Way Up Bryant Barnes Gets Off a Shot Over Lelaxd Jackson of Horace Mann in the State Class Title Game (Photograph by Jim Baxter) of friends shook up the doubles with a second-place total Charles Clear and William McMahon both of whom do their league tossing at in the northeast section of town tore off brilliant 746 and 726 scores respectively at the Pla-Mor to notch the first two places in the singles Clear a member of the Fusee team in the Missouri Pacific loop closed with the speed of the Eagle with a 264 game It had two 5-in-a-rows and gave him a 656 series The 165-average kegler and a 200 and 192 fir the first two The 656 was his highest in his six years of bowling McMahon who carried a 144 mark into the city meet also shot his highest scratch total 595 in moving into second with 726 He is in his second year in the sport and fires in Allen's Sheffield loop as well as one at Rockhill The two unleashed Floyd Green from the top after attempts by Bob Meulmester and Ron Crosby had been ftitile the last two weeks Green had started with his 718 the opening day of singles Owen Stewart jr and John Gfllespie who belong to the same league as Clear did the doubles damage and a 154 finale by Gillespie kept them from moving into first They had a 1389 compared to Denver Smith and Arthur Elkins top of 1400 Stewart had a 222 616 and Gillespie 519 Clear also moved into fourth in the all-events with 2041 as John Panethere continues to lead with 2095 The tourney ends March 31 SINGLES Charles Clear 200 132 656 Handicap 30 30 90 Grand Total 230 222 746 William McMahon 221 199 594 Handicap 44 44 44 132 Grand total 263 241 726 DOUBLES Owen Sewart Jr 187 222 207 616 John Gillespie 159 206 519 Scratch total 346 42S 361 1135 HandicaD 84 S5 85 254 Grand total 430 513 446 1389 10 A SQUAD William Bnnson (555 Elmore 612' 1301: Ulvssess Lone Caleb Huddleston '659) Alvin Younr (631) 1 274 David Gnddme (693) John Collins (622 1260: Lawrence Miller Maxwell Townsend (5491 256: Eugene Crocke Herman HHhaw (580 1 255 Verier Kirkpatrick 1 Franklin Watkins (618) 1 254 Vernie Ross Ed Harris (486) 1 253 Clarence Kerford (580) Lawrence Wi'hamson (5841 1241 Edward Lovelv 616) Otis Bruce (569) 1 228- James Simmons 624 Travlor 563' 1 213 Robert Utter (641) Chester Wright 620 1 209 Leon Cam (70S) Arthur Williams 631 1196: Alvin Walton Eugene Brown (5S4V 1 170: Weldon Ross Fova French (5391 1144: Frank Raiders now mostly seniors did indeed win the Missouri class basketball title and made Ryan in his words one of the greatest prophets of all Left a College Job Ryan went to Pern-Day in 1952 He stepped down from be ing a head college coach at Rockhurst college to an assistant coach at a high school His next year he was head coach Using two of the present Ark City Juco Conch in Boulder for Interview The Box Score (By The Oicn Service i Arkansas City Kas March 11 Dan Kahler Arkansas City Junior college basketball coach was in Boulder Colo today being interviewed for the job of head basketball coach at the University of Colorado Kahler told Arkansas City reporters he has learned the field for the coaching job at Colorado has narrowed down to three The other two still under consideration he said are Socks Walseth of South Dakota a Colorado graduate and Steve Bilke of Idaho State college CAGE TITLE TO GUADALUPE Guadalupe won the Catholic grammar school basketball title at De La Salle by defeating St Michael in the finals 40-16 Frank Rodriguez made twenty-two points for the winners St Elizabeth took third place and St Augustine won consolation honors by topping St James 23-22 Time Out! 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A I A CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 8 BIG GAMES Staffing a 11 A MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Balcony 150 Loges Arena Floor 275 a Grounded ont for Kume in 6th Grounded out for Ditmar in 8th ITan for Mejias in 4th Hit homer or Kline in 6th Athletics 009 001 000- 1 Pirates 049 231 11 RBI Law 4 Rodrlguei Da Greco Power Frees- Ward IB Shantz Ward Schmitt Law Freer Mejias Robers DP DeMaegtri-Jacobs Power Rodriguet i Hard Kline-J Power-DeMaestri-Power Groat-4 Left Kansas City 3 Pittsburgh 5 BB Cox 2 Home Ditmar Lasorda 2 Law 2 Kline 1 SO Law 1 Kline 1 Ditmar 2 Face 2 Lasorda 1 Cox 1 in 3 Law 0 in 3 Kume 6 in 2 Kline 3 In 3 Dft-mar 2 in 2 Fare 1 in 3 Lasorda 1 In 1 and ER-Law 0 0 Cox 44) Kline 1-1 Kume 5-3 Ditmar 1-1 Lasorda 1-1 Face 0-0 EBP By Cox Rodriguez) Law Cox Dixon Summers and Rice 1834 2:17 Name Age Wr1' 7' v- NOT EXACTLY A LOVE TAP-Phil Rizzuto New York shortstop is tagged in the face as he is run down between third and home in the third inning of exhibition game wdth the St Louis Cardinals at St Petersburg Fla Bill Sarni Cards catcher makes the put out after the Scooter was trapped trying to come home on Norm single to (Wirephoto) S-f? 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