Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 10

Win Skein Is Snapped, 6 To 3 Scoring three runs in the first inning, the Radio semi-professional baseball club of Oakland went on to win a 6-3 decision over the Pelicans yesterday at snapping the home teams three-game winning streak. Hot Races For BARON GATTONI On Mat Card Big Wrestling Show Slated In SR Tonight Big time, wrestling makes its 1954 debut in Marin County tonight when an all-star card, headed by the champion tag team of Leo Nomellini and Rocky Brown, will be presented at San Albert Field. Sponsored by the San Rafael Athletic Association for the benefit of its junior baseball and football programs, outdoor show will begin at 8:30 clock. Gates will open at 6:30 for the sale of tickets which are priced at $3. for box seats, $2.50 for ringside, 2 general admission and for children.

The main event will feature Nomellini, the San Francisco 49er grid star, and Rocky Brown against Ben Sharpe and Bulldog Dan Plechas. It will be a scheduled one hour, two out of three falls tag team match. The suporting card includes: Art Michalak, also of the 49ers, vs. Juan Humberto and Baron Gattoni vs. Pete Peterson of Mill Valley.

BASEBALL STANDINGS In dumping the Pelicans, the radiomen rapped righthander Hal Kelly for nine hits, including two doubles. Tiburon also got nine safeties, including a triple and double by third sacker Gene Chaon and two singles by co-manager Charley Locati. first inning uprising was made on singles, two walks and an error. The visitors added runs in the third and fourth innings on a double and single in each frame and a final marker in Rage Loop Lead By United The Indians and Giants, tradi- the ninth on a single, error and tional spring training rivals, hold slim leads in the major league races today because a pitcher with a ann and a .156 pinch sacrifice fly. The Pelicans got in the scoring column twice in the fourth inning when Chaon doubled, Frank Milani drew a free pass.

Locati singled home Chaon and Bill Wynn lofted a sacrafice fly to score Milani. The final marker came in the sixth inning when Milani, Bill Wynn and Ray Sicker all walked to load the bags and Milani tallied on an error. tripled in the ninth inning, but died on third. It was Hatzell first Marin County victory this year. The invaders lost two previous Marin games to the San Rafael Athletics and the San Rafael Merchants.

HATZELL Hatzell. 3b Carlisle, 2b Le nei, Heckman, Cox, TOTALS TIBURON PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Pet. GB Hollywood ...........52 San Diego .........47 Oakland .............46 San Francisco 42 Seattle .................39 Sacramento ....40 Los Angeles 36 Portland .............34 Sunday Seattle 4-3, Hollywood 1-2 Chaon, 3b Milani, lb Locati, cf 5 B. Wvnn, Sieker, Kelly, -------------TOTALS The line score: Hatzell, runs 301 100 001 hits 202 200 111 Tiburon, runs 000 201 hits 011 310 111 AB 4 1 1 4 1 0 3 0 0 4 2 2 40 2 3 0 0 4 0 0 42 2 2 0 1 2 01 346 9 AB 50 1 ft 0 0 ft 0 1 ft 1 2 1 21 ft 0 2 1 0 0 3 0 1 4 0 1 34 3 9 hitter delivered in the clutch. Hal Newhouser, the once-great left hander who is winding up his big league career in the Cleveland bullpen, tamed the world champion Yankees for six innings Sunday to help the Indians salvage the last of the vital, three-game series, 4-3.

The 33-year old Newhouser was released last year by the Tigers because they considered his arm had lost its zip. The victory shoved New York three games behind again and enabled Cleveland to stretch its lead to 14 games over the runner-up White Sox. White Sox beat the Red Sox in the second game of a doubleheader, 9-1, after losing, 2 1 Bobby Hofman, batting for pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, singled Willie Mays home with the wining run as the Giants rallied for a 10 -inning, 3-2 victory over the Cubs. The Giants trailing 2-0 against Warren Hacker with two out in the ninth, started another finish when Whitey Lockman homered to tie the score after Davey Williams was safe on an error. It was 10th straight loss.

DODGERS GAME BEHIND The Dodgers, warming up for the opening of their three-game series with the Giants Tuesday ountal 10 jhtftrpgtihfttMlmintal, Monday, June 28, 1954 Trabert Blasts Aussie Net Ace At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, the American champion and top-seeded player in the All-England Tennis championships, trounced Australia Mervyn Rose, 6-2, 6-2, 7-5, to enter the semifinals of the Firemen Nip Mill Valley HOT WORDS IN PADS ALS DOUBLE HEADER A1 Federoff, San Diego (left) is blocked off by teammate Buddy Peterson while San Diego manager Leftv ODoul and umpire Frank Walsh tell each other off in big rhubaib during first game of San double-header with San Francisco yesterday. Federoff started rukus by protesting strike called by Walsh. Federoff, and coach Jimmie Reese were ejected from game, won by Seals, 1-0. (AP Wire photo) Wosser Pilots Winner In Corinthian Regatta By M. J.

NICOL Yachtsmen could truly say that this weekend their season was in full swing as Saturday served as a buildup for yesterday's brisk winds and ebb tide, which made the Corinthian Yacht Club regatta a fast, exciting race. ----------Jake Wosser, of San Francisco suomi II Arvid Johnson Yacht Club in Belvedere used the DIVISION 14 race as a practice run for the contest between his club and Corinthian to be run August 1. Wosser 9 2 9 2 33 37 40 43 43 45 47 48 .612 .560 .535 .494 .476 1 .434 .415 41 64 10 ll'i 12 15 16 4 N.Y. Giants Slate Game With 49ers NEW YORK (U.R) The New York fooball Giants announced today a pre-season exhibition game schedule which will open at Portland, on Aug. 8 against the Los Angeles Rams.

Seven Los Angeles 8 1 Sacramento 4-5 games scheduled. San Francisco 1-1, San Diego 0-2 T-he Giants will do their training at Willamette University in Salem, Oakland 3-1. Portland 2-2 Monday Open date NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. GB New York ..........45 23 622 Brooklyn ...............44 24 .647 1 Philadelphia ...35 30 .538 84 Milwaukee .............33 33 .500 11 Cincinnati 33 35 .485 12 St. Louis ......32 35 478 12 Chicago 42 .354 -0 2 Pittsburgh 23 46 .333 22 4 Sunday Results New York 3, Chicago 2, 10 innings.

Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 4-2. Milwaukee 3-1 Cincinnati 9-3, Pittsburgh 0-4 Monday Games Open date AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. GB Cleveland ...........46 22 .676 Chicago ...............45 24 .652 1 3 New 26 .629 3 Detroit .................29 36 .446 15 4 Washington -----29 38 .433 16 Baltimore 42 .391 19 Philadelphia ...26 41 388 19 Boston ..................24 41 .369 204 Sunday Results Cleveland 4, York 8 Washington 8 Detroit 2 Baltimore 4-3, Philadelphia 3-2 first 11 innings Boston 2-1. Chicago 1-9 Monday Games Open date Ore.

On Aug. 15 they will play the San Francisco Forty Niners in San Francisco and on Aug. 21 the Chicago Cardinals at Spokane, Wash. They meet the Detroit Lions on Sept. 14 at Norman.

and the Chicago Bears at Chicago on Sept. 12 winding up the exhibition tour on Sept. 18 in Milwaukee against the Green Bay Packers. Japanese Baseball Riot TOKYO Japanese baseball fans, enraged over decisions by umpires, threw bottles and fists, tore up seats and broke stadium windows yesterday at two professional games in Osaka. Four hundred police were called out to quell one riot that did not let up until midnight.

SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS SYRACUSE. N.Y.—Carmen Ba silio, Canastota, N.Y. pointed A1 Andrews, 1494, Superior, 10. HOLLYWOOD Jesse Mongia 124 Denver, outpointed Vic Kia Ponce. 1244, Los Angeles, 10.

CALIFORNIA OUTDOORS State To Issue Special Deer Hunting Licenses SAN FRANCISCO State Fish and Game Commission announced last week it would issue 4.835 permits for special hunts in eight areas this fall. Duck hunters may be affected by a change in regulations. The commissioners voted to issue permits by lot a week ahead of time. Last year it was first come, first served. On-the-spot will be given only to fill each area to capacity.

Final action on the preliminary decision is expected at the Aug. 20 meeting in Los Angeles. All special deer hunt applications must be in by Aug. 16, except for the anterless shoot San Benito County. Drawings will be held Aug.

30. For San hunt, 264 permits will ba issued to the public, and to area landowners. Applications at Hollister close Aug. 21, for shoots on Sept. 18, 19, 35, 26 and Oct.

2 and 3. Other approved hunts: Sierra Foothills, zone 1, cover- 11 and 17, the rest from Oct. 18 to 24. Sierra Foothills, Zone 2, covering parts of El Dorado, Sacramento and Amador 1.000 permits for an either sex hunt, 500 to go out between Oct. 4 and 10, the rest between Oct.

11 and 17. Capay Area, Yolo permits for an antlerless hunt the first 500 to be sent Oct. 25 through 31 and the rest from Nov 1 to 7. Flat, Fresno and Tulare permits for an either sex hunt, with 100 hunters on each of four occasions: Nov. 18-20, Nov.

21-23, Nov. 25-27 and in 1 Nov. 28-30. San Joaquin River unit, covering areas in Fresno, Madera, and San Joaquin permits for an either sex hunt Oct. 27-31.

Glenvilie Area, Tulare and Kern counties 200 permits for an either sex hunt, the first 100 to go out Oct. 28-30 and the rest Oct. 31- Nov. 2. Camp Marine Cardinals, 8 6 Two home runs by Gil Hodges and one apiece by Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella and Junior Gilliam enabled Brooklyn to snap 10- game winning streak.

Preacher Roe was the winner but Jim Hughes pitched the last two innings for Brooklyn. The Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Braves, 4-3 and 2-1, while the Reds split with the Pirates, winning the first, 9-0, and losing the second, 4-3, in the other National League contests. In the other American League games, Dick Kryhoski drove in the winning run in both games as the Orioles beat the Athletics, 4-3. in 11 innings and 3-2, while the Senators defeated the Tigers, 8-2. Mike Garcia and Early Wynn, two of trio of top pitchers, lost to the Yankees in the opening games of their series Bob Lemon, the other member of the trailed.

1 0 when he hurt his side while swinging his bat in the second inning Sunday and it looked like another Yankee triumph. NEWHOUSER TO RESCUE But Newhouser came in to limit New York to four hits and two runs, one of which scored because Larry Doby fell while chasing a fly ball. Garcia pitched the ninth but Hal got credit for his third victory of the year and boosted his career record against the Yankees to 33-30. Three runs in the sixth, including Wally two-run homer, enabled the Indians to chase and beat Whitey Ford. Kryhoski singled off pitcher Sonny Dixon's glove with twro out in the 11th to score Bobby Young with winning run in the opener and again produced the victory hit against the Athletics in the second game by singling with two out and the bases loaded in the last of the ninth.

Kryhoski has hit safely in 18 straight games, the longest streak in the majors this year. Mickey Vernon, Eddie Yost and Pete Runnels hit homers for Washington as Bob Porterfield scattered eight Detroit hits. Billy Goodman doubled Jim Piersall home with the winning run for the Red Sox in the first game. But the Red Sox played giveaway in the second game, committing five errors to give the White Sox four unearned runs. Belle Ami Lester Ferris Doubloon William Nichols Bucaneer E.

B. Blymyer 4 DVISION 11 ckinner Bouvant Girl, owned i Shearwater will skipper Tai Fung Richardson Rosenblum. ai th pisher by Dr. Harold though Myron Spaulding, the designer, usually skippers DIVISION 17 Amba Arthur Whiting the craft, Wosser charge White Dr. Robt AUexson DIVISION 15 Aeolus M.

Smith Luckv Bag Howard Ellis Firecrest Max Benkert Sue Doll Wins Three Firsts At Healdsburg Susan Doll. 14-year-old Tamalpais High School Miss, scored three first place victories to capture high individual honors at the Healdsburg Memorial Swim Meet yesterday and brought her in Tor a first place. Officials of Corinthian Yacht Club have not yet decided which boat they will use to defend the cup they hold. Denny Jordan took the perpetual trophy from Los Angeles last year on his Ah Wahine. In the sad tale department were W.

E. Beckett's Pajara and Floyd Yo Ho Ho. both of which had to recross the starting line, I having been crowded out by the committee boat. Lt. Mersereau, Tiburon firechief, did an excellent job as.

official Independent-Journal press boat. He was appointed by J. Andrews who was in charge of publicity for Corinthian's Regatta. ACORN Pnint clarencf kBaptiste I yesterday at Healdsburg. mif Harold Miller Miss Doll of Mill Valley won Hulakai Mat Holley the senior 250-yard 1 BEARS breaststroke in 3:49.7, the senior Knala Larry Kohler 100-yard butterfly in Dr.

Robt. Scarborough anci the girls 13.14 100-yard Cub M. C. McCammon breMtstroke in GOLDEN Croker are the performances SSKtn Allen Emory Mitchell! of other Marin County jky Bill Pastal Fred Kett, fourth in senior men's STABS 250-yard breaststroke and fourth jade Pete Schoonmaker in the 100 -yard butterfly stroke; Ah Me Go Hines MayQ third Jn the mile race, sixth in the 100 -yard backstroke and fifth in the 200 -yard freestyle; Tom Laine fourth in the 200-yard freestyle and Rick Seymour fifth in the 100 -yard backstroke. Favorites Win Mixed Doubles Net Tourney The top-seeded team of Elenore Schwarz and Henry Polanshek wron the San An.selmo Tennis Club's mixed doubles tournament yesterday by defeating Dede Finn and Tom Phelps in the finals, 6-4, 6-4.

The two weekend tourney was played at the College of Marin courts. The Schwarz-Polanshek title duo reached the finals by disposing of Norie Hoag and Jack Murphy in the quarterfinals and Grace Stone and Tom Emery by default in the semi-finals. QUARTER-FINALS Elenore Schwarz-Henry shek def. Norie Hoag-Jack Murphy, 4-6, 6-0, 6-3; Dede Finn-Tom Phelps def. Lee Hirsch-Raymond Bly, 6-2, 6-2.

SEMI-FINALS Schwarz-Polanshek def. Grace Storte-Tom Emery by default; Finn-Phelps def. Ruth Snell-Bill Simpson, 6-2. 6-2. FINALS Schwarz-Polanshek defr Finn- Phelps.

6-4, 6-4. vy singles today. The match between the No. 1 player and Rose, seeded fifth, attracted a crowd of 15,000 at famed center court. It took Trabert just an hour to pulverize the left-handed Rose.

Third-seeded Ken Rosewall, of Australia, followed Trabert into the semi-finals with a drawn-out 6-3, 3-6, 3-6. 6-3, 6-1 victory over Australian eighthseeded Rex Hartwig. Earlier, six American girls had reached the last eight in singles. Fifth seeded Mrs. Margaret DuPont of Wilmington.

completed the sweep of fourth-round matches for the seeded Americans when she knocked out Christiane Mercelis, 6-1, 8-6. Earlier in the day defending champion Maureen Connolly, Doris Hart, Louise Brough, Shirley Fry and Mrs. Betty Pratt had marked fourth-round victories. Miss Connolly needed only 30 minutes to dispose of Britain Angela Buxton, and it took Miss Hart Just one minute longer to defeat Nicola Hicliori of Italy, 6 1 6 1 Louise Brough of Beverely Hills, seeded fourth, won just as easily fiom Barbara Bradley of Reno, 6-1, 6-1, in another half-hour match. Music WINDWARD TCnnlaii Bob Miller Westerly Eric Warner Bora A.

B. W. C. Howe BIRDS qtviark Johnny Ford Snow Bird Des pptrpl John Carr RHODES 33 St FrAncis II Dean Morrison Dustv Dick Stephens DIVISION 9 Coh0 Wehen Norena Price Pinafore II Geo. Childs FARALLONE CLIPPERS Theo Stephens Delta Belle Edwin Fuld Fadeaway Barbara Gauntlet PI C.

Fsraofi John Pitcher Topic LZHL- Nancy Bcrnheim Vandel Martin JR. CLIPPER Helron Ronnie Buist Madeline Ruth Schnapp Aloha Tett HURRICANES Bakersfield Star Hurls No-Hitter Terry Kniffen, 19, Bakersfield, pitched the first no-hitter of the California league season yesterday but he manage a shutout. Kniffen allowed only one walk in the seven-inning second game and Bakersfield won both ends, 3 1 in the no-hit performance and 9-5 in the opener. Kniffen fanned six in his no- Clyde Witt Loses Junior Net Finals BERKELEY (U.R) Top-seeded Earl Baumbardner rallied to defeat third-seeded Dick Peters, 3-6. 2 6 6 1 6 1 6 2 in the boys under 18 singles finals of the California tennis championships yesterday.

Peters combined power writh finesse to take the first two sets. However, Bumgardner took command in the third and breezed to victory over his fellow Oaklander. Mimi Arnold, City, defeated Mary Ann Mitchell, San Leandro, 6-2. 6-4, in the girls under 18 final. Clyde Witt of Larkspur was defeated in the boys 13 and under singles by Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, 6-1, 6-1.

David Austa of Belvedere lost to Bill Hoogs of Berkeley in boys reserve singles, 7-5, 8-6 while Sara Dakin, also of Belvedere, outsted Judy Dickson in girls reserve singles, -6-3, 6-1. Mill Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars Merchants find a way to put out the fire yesterday and lost an exciting game to San Francisco Fire Department, 8 6 An overflow at Park saw the visiting firemen four pitchers as the rapped out 14 hits while two Merchant pitchers gave up 11 hits. Mike Switzer, first baseman for the Fire Department, wfas the big difference in the game as his doubles drove in a total of runs. Don Beck als got three hits, all singles. George Crotts started for Merchants, but, was wild and was relieved by Jerry Harmon in second inning.

Harmon allowed a total of 10 hits and six runs, two of which were un-earned. Len Oliveira and Ray Miller led hit parade with three for five while Bowen, Harmon and Larkins got two hits apiece. FIRE DEPARTMENT AB Sherrat, cf ...............5 1 2 Dias, ss ........................4 1 0 Switzer, lb ...............4 1 0 Vick, If .......................4 0 0 Sheehy, 3b ...................3 0 0 Lopez, 2b ...................4 3 2 Cliff, rf ........................4 1 1 Beck, ........................5 0 3 Dunn, ....................2 1 0 Byrd, ........................1 0 0 Jones, .......................0 0 0 Hutchinson, ...........0 0 0 hitter, but in the fifth inning he walked rival pitcher Paul Pettit, who moved up on a passed ball and an infield out and scored on a sacrifice fly by Howie Goss. Pettit was the only Packer to reach base. Totals ...........36 8 MILL VALLEY AB Bowen, cf ...................5 1 B.

Oliveira, 2b ...........3 0 Harmon, 2b ........3 0 Larkins, ss ...............4 2 L. Oliveira, 3b ...........5 1 Wensloff, If ...............3 0 Bryant, rf ...................2 0 Woodward, If, rf ....3 2 Miller, lb ...................5 0 Casey, ...................4 0 1 0 Frachinn, ...............0 0 Crotts, ...................0 0 J. Harmon, ................4 0 Totals ...........42 6 11 2 0 1 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 14 Salmon Limits Caught At Farallone Islands Bay salmon fishing fleet ventured out to the Farallon Islands yesterday and most boats caught limits, the Golden Gats Sports Fishers Association reported today. Enjoying excellent weather, boats loaded up with limits ranging from seven to 25 pounds per fish. a Ham Richardson Wins At Seattle SEATTLE.

Wash. (U.R) Hamilton Ham Richardson tucked away hLs second consecutive NCAA tennis singles championships today and took off for another round of amateur tourneys. The 20 -year old Tulane University ace from Baton Rouge, defeated his Davis Cup partner, Bob Perry of UCLA, Sunday for the singles crown, 6-1 6-2, 6-3. Ham plans on hitting the summer amateur circuit winding up Mr. America Crowned LOS ANGELES UP) of 1954 is 215-pound, blond Richard du Bois, 21, of Hollywood.

He was announced yesterday as winner of the annual contest held under Amateur Athletic Union auspices. The contest climaxed the AAU national weight lifting championships. Du Bois, 6 feet 14 with a 52- inch chest, won among 50 contestants. -----------------------It is estimated that Americans use about 500 billion matches a year. Hoyden D.

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Tony Souza ing some parts of Nevada. Yuba I personnel for 260 and Placer per- antlerless deer and 45 antlered mits for an either sex hunt. Five deer, 13 weekend periods, from hundred to go out between Oct. I Aug 7 to Jan. 23, 1955.

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