Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 18

Friday Morning April 28 1961 PAGE EIGHTEEN FORT WORTH STARTELEGRAM MAC DIVOT by Lanskyand Keefer BASEBALL CHART Smith Gains Golf Semis COLORADO RANCH FOR SAIE account owner's health Hos everything lakes runnina hay nucr owl good improvements and accsstblyrry Priced reasonably Terms available Write Bast 246 Star-Telegram THE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Does not Include Thursdails results) Pct 00 Louisville 7 4 AM DallasFort Worth 6 5 545 I Denver 5 5 500 1 Indisnapolis 6 6 500 11 Omans 5 7 417 21 Houston 5 7 417 21 leads at the turn gradually melt away in a driving rain The start of play was delayed an hour by heavy morning rain It slowed to a steady sprinkle through the first nine hole for most of the matches but opened up hard for several holes on the trip home The temperature was a chilly 52 degrees SPORTS NEWS FIRST LN THE MORNING STAR-TELEGRAM 'AV ARE As FAR AS LEARNING IS CCNCERNEP THE INSTP1rTION POESNIT ''--11- lar A GOO NONE OF US HAVE LEARNED rr ALL! RT pONIT ALWAYS TRy moLtANG I WAS EgGINNINS To THINK PRO eur REMEAFER THI5 ASOLIT THE PEOPLE THE MAIER T0 MAKE IT PT WI WAS A PARN Goa" PRo PAVE--zto 'IOU TEACH STEN): Map THE iNsTRUCTION -1 I HAVE LoTS Amok mil ilt I-f- I TO FIT THE RAVER! i To LEAN mow Ii -1 di 1 I 1 )4' rp 1 1 -'40f If v1 lktr 4 f-'- 1 I (1' i 1 ny ci 1 1 4 1----L- oce I If4 A a -war Ask 'j -7 emu" tii "i'sv-- Iso a IF' Wee)1H- IA Nr "121 i 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francini 8 5 1115 Pittsburgh 7 5 583 Milwaukee 5 4 558 Chicago 7 A 538 Los Angeles 8 7 533 St Louis 6 7 4b2 Cincinnati 5 8 385 Philadelphia 4 1 333 I 1 10 2 3 3IA tik MERCEDES May NipIR -BENZ aro Alan Connell Inc AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 3 750 Detroit 8 3 727 New York 1 4 ell6 Boston 6 5 545 Cleveland 7 6 538 )(Chicago 4 5 444 et( ansas City 3 5 374 )(Baltimore 4 7 3e4 )(Washington 4 7 3e4 Los Angeles I 8 All xPlaying night illtnee INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I 2 1 2 )1 3'8 4 4' 8'11 PINEHURST April 2701 Charlie Smith seeking to become the first North and South Amateur golf champion to retain his title in 22 years led the way through the quarterfinals Thursday with a 2-up victory over Bill Harvey of Greensboro Smith 30 year old automobile dealer from Gastonia was joined in the semifinals by Bill Hyndman Dick Chapman and Cobby Ware Ilyndman 45-year-old insurance executive from Huntingdon Valley Pa advanced with a 2-1 victory over Dale Morey of Morganton Chapman from Palm Beach Fla who turned 50 last month and says he is hitting the ball as well as he ever hit it in his life eliminated George Rowbotham of King of Prussia Pa 32 Ware 22-year-old from Augusta Ga who is a student at Columbia Seminary at Atlanta Ga turned back Charles Lewis of Little Rock Ark 3-2 Smith had to come from behind on the back nine Ware led from the eighth hole on and Chapman and Hyndman applied the brakes in time after watching four-hole FEATURE RACES Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer Parts and Service Under Supervision of Emile Urbacker Factory Trained Engineer 2714 WHITE SETTLEMENT RD ED 2-4391 Net Action Opens at Shady 'Oaks Mantle Belts Triple to Drop Cleveland 4-3 (Dots not include Thursday's results) Columbus 5 1 833 Toronto 5 2 714 Richmond 5 3 625 1 San Juan 5 3 625 1 Jersey ctty 2 2 500 2 Buffalo 2 3 400 21i Rochester 1 6 143 41 Syracuse 1 6 143 44 TEXAS LEAGUE (Does not include Thursday's results) Amarillo 8 4 667 San Antonio 8 5 615 vi Austin 6 6 500 112 Tulsa 6 6 500 113 Victoria a 333 2 Rio Grande 4 8 333 2 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION (Does not include Thursday's results) Chattanooga 13 5 722 Atlanta 10 8 625 2 Shreveport 11 2 579 Vls Little Rock 9 7 563 3 Birmingham 9 8 529 V' Nashville 7 8 467 42 Macon 5 12 21s4 Va Mobile 4 14 222 9 Here areresults of feature races at the nation's leading tracks Thursday: Sher luck: sec end Fluiterbv third Mr ConsistencY Winner paid $2440 AQUEDUCT Winner Evening Glow second Miss Cloudy third Improve Winner paid $340 LAUREL Winner MY Dear! Girl: second FirrillY Bone third Effie Winner paid $340 SUFFOLK DOWNS Winner Ter race Park: second Tempest Tossed third Greek Slipper Winner paid $1120 OLDEN GATE FIELDS Winner Buford second Swans Kin: third Brides Account Winner paid $920 AT EARLY SPRING BUYING OPPORTUNITY NEW YORK April 27 Mantle did it again Thursday winning another game for the New York Yankees with a 407-foot triple and beat Cleveland 4-3 It was the fifth game Mantle had won 1 with a long hit feat for Antonelli the former feat for Antonelli the former GOING STRONG Eagles Elect Co-Captains DENTON April 27 (Sp Ardie Dixon and Les Pollock have been elected co-captains of North Texas State's basket ball team for the 1961-1962 season Pirate Entries Picked in Meet THURSDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 2 Chicago 5 Only game scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 3 New York 4 Boston 5 Detroit 2 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 2 Chicago at Kansas Cit night Baltimore at Washington night These fine brand-new Fiats are moving fast at these NEVER-BEFORE LOW PRICES With the score tied at 3-3 and one out in the seventh inning Tony Kubek singled to right for his third hit After a wild pitch by Johnny Antonelli moved Kubek to second Hector Lopez grounded out Then Mantle smashed a long high drive deep to right center that bounced off the wall for three bases scoring Kubek It was the second straight de SMS11701 '1402 9015 STOPS FASTER on wt roods than you con stop on dry roods San Francisco Giant who came to Cleveland with Willie Kirkland in a deal for Harvey Kuenn last winter Art Ditmar made his second victory a complete game with a six-hitter backed up by an 11-hit Yankee attack TWINS 4 ANGELS 2 LOS ANGELES April 27 Earl Battey drove Minnesota back into first place with a three-run homer Thursday as the Twins dealt the Los Angeles Angels their eighth straight loss 4-2 in the first American League game ever played on the Pacific Coast The game drew a disappointing crowd of 11931 in balmy 70-degree weather MINNESOTA LOS ANGELES ab 61 ab bl 0 1 6 Pear on cf 4 0 1 0 oreenel 4 1 1 0 Asormortel 3 0 fl 0 Mincoar1 4 1 2 0 Eluszewskla 3 0 I 0 All's )1 rL snot 5mcari00 0 4 0 0 0 Batteyc 4 1 2 3 130ko rf 1 2 1 1 0 Berrola3 4 0 0 0 Aver111c 4 1 1 2 1ardaer2 Joon Leek3 4010 4Vao 1000 2 000 11cliv1elsol 0 0 0 0 Intsouer 1 0 0 0 P3FC11111D 2 0 1 0 Clevenger" 0 0 0 0 Moors1 1 0 0 0 6Thrneoerry 1 0 0 Cthap 2000 Bovitteld0 0 0 0 0 Nacior0 1010 Brica 3as 1 010 Model 1100 doot salsa lot Model 500 SO Sport lianchina Blanchtna Sport Shady Oaks Country Club unwraps its first invitational tennis tournament Friday and a gaudy package it promises to be Competition is scheduled in four singles and men's women's and mixed doubles First three matches are due to start at 1 Activity will continue Saturday beginning at 10 a and finals in all four divisions will be held Sunday Although entries have been received from various cities throughout Texas the tournament will be primarily a Fort Worth-Dallas affair and Pro Tony Dyer predicted some close intercity battles en route to championships Jack Turpin president of the Dallas Tennis Association entered Thursday Dyer said adding luster to an already-sparkling men's singles field Others entered include Don Gill of Dallas former Baylor player Kenny Wickett of Arlington Heights and Dennis Conner of Paschal reigning city and regional schoolboy champ Top teams in men's doubles are Wickett-Ed Williams Arlington Heights' regional finalists Gill-Chuck French of Dallas and Dr Bobby Brown-Dick Osborne of Fort Worth the former better known for his baseball pursuits than tennis He was third baseman for the New York Yankees for seven years The Dallas duo of Mrs Nancy Penson and Mrs Nancy Jeffett will be challenged in women's doubles by Ann and Patty Low-don of Fort Worth and Nancy Davis-Pat Cowdin of Dallas the latter students at SMU Gay Wiggins and Jim Gary TCU students are among the mixed doubles entries Dyer said Thursday he was still hoping that Bernard (Tut) Bartzen Davis Cup team member and winner of last week's Dallas Invitation tourney would be on hand Sunday for the trophy presentations STEPHENVILLE April 27 (Sp1)--The Victoria College Pirates will be favored to win the Pioneer Conference track tennis and golf meets at Tarleton State College Friday and Saturday Boasting strength in at least seven track events the Pirates appear much stronger than anything Tarleton Or Wharton can muster Tarleton with a team comprised of Dan Pope Bill Yandry Tommy Tomlinson Ray Parks and Joe Smith could offer serious competition to Victoria in golf The Pirates are also expected to dominate the tennis tournament with a squad that has not been defeated this season The two-day meet will terminate intercollegiate competition between the five junior colleges in the conference which has been disbanded FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Dallas Fort Worth at HOU5L0n Denver at Louisville Indianapolis at Omaha NATIONAL Angeles at Chicago Halifax 04) vs Ellsaorth (0-1) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati night Law (03) vs Jai (0-2) San Francisco at Milwaukee night Jones t2-0i vs Spahn PhilaAdelphia at St Louis Mint Roberts (01) vi Brog Ito (12) AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at New York Perry t241 vs Terry t0-0i Baltimore at Washington Estrada tl-I VI Daniels (0-1): Boston at Detroit Brewer 12-0) vs Bruce (I-0): Chicago at Kansas City Score (Ou) or Mc Lish vs Walker (0-1): Minnesota at Los Angeles Ramos (241) vs Kline 40-0) INTERNATIONAL at Columbus Buffalo at Richmond Syracuse at Jersey City Rochester at San Juan SOUTHERN at Chattanooga Nashville at Nia con Little Rock at Mobile Atlanta at Shreveport TEXAS at Victoria: Amarillo at San Antonio Rio Grand at Austin SOPHOMORE LEAGUE Artesia at Albuquerque Alpine at El Paso Carlsbad at Hobbs Zit Wilitttv4 If YOUR GREAT CHANCE to settle your automobile worries BUY NOW! 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'VI US ROYALATI 11E8 1111111 4 1111610CATIONS Everman Scores Over Burleson Nine 13-12 Totals 34 4 8 4 Tolls 11 31 2 7 2 Minnesota 000 103 000-4 8 2 Los Angeles 020 000 000-2 7 0 1Grounded out for Hamlin in 7th 2Singled for Bowsfield in 7th 3Ran for Lebon in 4Grounded out tor (ard ner in gth 5Ran for Kluszewski in 8th Wiled out for Clevenger 'n Sth Gardner Allison 2743 to Angeles 27-11 iles Gardner and Mincher Gardner Mincher and Versa Iles Mincher and Versa Iles Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 10 er Leek Batter ii son 'Versa Iles ip er bbso Pascual (W 2-0) 7 11 6 2 2 5 4 Moore 1 2-1 1 0 0 1 0 Grba (1 1-21 0 1-3 6 4 4 1 4 Bowsfield 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveger 2 2 0 0 2 1 Linsalata Umout Stewart A-11911 RED SOX 5 TIGERS 2 DETROIT April 27 Hillman a hard-luck right hander who had not won a game sinc3 1959 pitched 6 2-3 innings of brilliant relief ball and Vic Wertz and Russ Nixon supplied the power Thursday in Boston's 5-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers BOSTON DETROIT ab bi ab bi Schilling2 I 1 0 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infield hit to score Hartman Garcia came in and retired the side on McAnany's liner to left Meanwhile the Rangers' efforts were being smothered by double-plays Two hits in the first inning a bunt and an in tentional pass filled the bases but Hartman started a double-play on Rodgers' hard smash Other double plays in the fourth and fifth helped Murdock Hughes was in momentary trouble in the sixth after a hit and two-base error by McKnight put men on third and second with two out but Marquez fanned to end the threat The fourth Houston double-play checked the Rangers in the seventh but they finally scored a run in the eighth Three straight hits by Burgess Rodgers and Williams produced the run with the rally starting alter two were out Marquez flew out to center for the third out Donnelly shut out the Rangers the rest of the way EVERMAN April 27 (Sp1) Everman nipped Burleson here Thursday in baseball The Bulldogs scored four runs in the bottom ot the seventh to win Burleson 314 121 0-12 10 3 Everman 022 032 4-13 12 2 Heckatham Decker (3) and Mc Main: Garrett Judd (3) and Bishop Home Runa (Everman) and Landers (Burie son) CHICAGO April 27 Chicago Cubs won their fourth straight home game of the season without a loss setting back Cincinnati's Reds 5-2 in the National League's only game Thursday Two home runs and Al Heist's two-run single in the eighth inning led to the departure of losing Pitcher Ken Hunt Don Cardwell the Cub winner homered after Dick Bertell singled in the second Frank Thomas' second homer of the season came in the sixth Cardwell was lifted in favor of Don Elston in the eighth when the Reds rallied for their second run During the inning when Catcher Ed Bailey delivered a run-making single Cincinnati Coach Reggie Otero and Willie Jones were ejected after a prolonged argument with Plate Umpire Conlan CINCINNATI CHICAGO abrhhi tot Cardenass 3 0 0 0 lielstct 0 2 2 114 Anderson 1 0 0 0 Zirnmer2 1 0 0 0 NunnP 0 0 0 0 Ilankss 5 0 1 0 FitOSTIFMP () 00 Slmtn3 2000 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