Transcript-Telegram from Holyoke, Massachusetts • 22

i s-w 0- -is jot V- -iT TlVS TT11 'W-tSi- -r just wrote asked for a job BOSTON (AP) -Gsry-Wa- rbrs' a walk a sacrifice fly' an-lewski encountered iihii major league other walk and a single The rookies recalled from still figures in the Boston starting ntching rota- homer in the second faming of the nightcap Washington hiked its lead to 4-1 in the third but the Red Sox 'got the run back on -singles by Fiy-Scott and Petrocelli With- two out in tiie ninth' Jerry and Fey then scored as Scott cracked hii sixth homer However Petrocefi li ended the game fay grounding out Cheers For Our PavUion! Toronto of the International League last week was tskeif off the hook however- as' the Red Sox rallied to tie the score before finally bowing 3-7 threw aB Williams said runs in the ffrst inning his fault And ha wasn't getting many strike Calls on his sinker ball a linker bad pitcher and when umpires call the dose ones 'belli he's in trouble I probably will start him in ona game of our twi-night doubleheader with Chicago Wednesday Righthander Darrell Brandon was tagged for three runs in fivs innings fat Am opener but Jose Santiago and John Wyatt blanked the Senaton the rest of tha way Conigliaro cracked his third was a victim of Manager Dick Wil linns said after the young right- hander from Meriden Coin lasted only three innings in the aecpnd gamp Sunday as the Bad Sox imlk a dmibleheader with the Washington Senators before a crowd of M5M -at Fenway Park The Red Sox battled back from a S-C deficit to win the opener 4-3 as Tony Conigliaro anted a dump by fining a drive off die pitcher1! hand to break a 34 deadlock fit tha eighth jn- WadfwikCa defense collapaed in the first inning of the nightcap as the Senators aeored three unearned rune on two er Coming Up: "In Thifi 'Area -4 Tfae pniod from Jute through July luts 1 been officially designated as "Laurel Week" for the lower Westfield River vdBey by the Westfield River Watershed Association A' 'special brochure brief history ofthe Manorial jJiiurri Tour" -and including a map of suggested routes to follow has been prepared They are -available at the Westfield and West Springfield Chamber of Commerce offices' They can also be obtained by writing the Westfield River- Watershed Association PQ Box 313 Huntington Mass Directional sips will be placed at highway intersections along the fhggestad tap route Cadets To Attend Army ROTC Camp At Fl Derens Four cadets from Holyoke wil attend Army ROTC summer camp for six weeks at Ft Devons Man starting June 17 Attending the session an Donald Deslauriers son of Mr and Mrs Arm and Deslauriers of IS Mi Tom Ave Eugene ion of Mr and Mrs Terrence O'Donnell of 337 Wert Madison Ave William Ahchambault Jr ion of Mr and Mrs William Archambault of 414 South 8t and Michael Brown son of Mrs Helen Brown of I Hampshire St ibeiaid smiling And here I am I love it" We moved on to the two' moot popular exhibits the and the moon 30-foot blow-ups of familiar Hollywood faces Bogart- Braiido Haripw etc Small screens (stana-if theaters) eadi featuring a-five minute 13m on aiingta theme Spectates (the burning of Atlanta With The Love (Bergman and Bogart 'Casablanca) Eriiinits o( props the brass bed Debbie Reynolds slept in id "The Uh-siknable MoIIie Brown" the chariot froxh the 10N Hur Destination 'Moon! High in the pavilion is the suspended 100A0P-U Command-Uoade which was actually launched into ipsce on Aug 25 1960 a large chunk of lunar landscape in scale and on it a rull-scaie model of thd lunar modulo which wifl tabs two astronauts on the find portion of therftight to the Moon As if that's not enough you can alao see a modd of Surveyor 1 and the If amaObrwqsliSET and the Lunar Oibiter which takes pictures of the moon Tm going beck There's a 'lot more to see and I went to enjoy Ari fifai again "A Tima to Flay" TB meeet you then Incidentally another reason I like it' a special reduced youth rate at the 8 Pavilion always! 'TEEN NEWS: If you're thinking of coloring your hair do nothing till you have all the facts And the facts are yours in a special free teen haircoloring "All About Hair-color" Send a stafhped? self-addressed envelope to me care of this newspaper Three pihelurged From Holyoke Hosp Deaaia McCarthy and RnsseO Hott of the ML Park AA aloag wifii BIO Harvey Muttached aU suffered heat exhamttoa yesterday aad takes ta RoIyeke Res-pttal when they wen treat ad aad released Saaday aft MONTREAL Quebec -Maybe Fm chfluointtttc may- fae Fm scfctimcntal or maybe Fmjust proud' but I real ly adored the United States 'Pavilion at EXPO 67 First of all the buildiny' itself is spectacular! Thestructure a clear span geodesic bubble1 ruc 20 stories high When you enter you find 'yourself in thie light sunny transparent steel and plastic "igloo" round Whole trees stand inside a 125-foot es ealator goes up 9 stories to the moon exhibit High in the reaches of the bubble orange and white parachutes hang suspended Klee gorgeous other worldly blossoms Asyou stand there you can see the fair grounds and Montreal through the transparent acrylic skin of the building! And then suddenly overhead a minirail train with six carloads of people will ass through the center of tits building as it makes its way around Expo fabulously spacious and airy with blue sky overhead and at night you can see the moon and stars right through the "waller Side VdicR WEST Washington ojpd Tte success of fits Joe Pyne Show and other insult programs spparently ii -having peat impact in the rsdio-tefcviaion field In event you have been out picking blueberries and caught one of these programs yet I shall endeavor to describe what you have been missing The microphone is tuned over to an insolent boor who conducts on-the-sir interviews the object of which is'not so much to elicit Information as to pillory the persons being Interviewed The audienese kwe it and the victims appear to enjoy jt too Tm told men programs have nputar that station managers all over the country are urging their broadcasters to make themselves The ones I have heard sound more surly than controversial but their audiences an growing and it is I suppose only a question of time before the insult technique is adopted by the disc jockeys An all-request program for teen-age fans will then go something like this: radio Suriy Scoobedoo spinning the platters for you our lint telephone request your home baby? Jane Smith" "How did you ever get a crummy name like that?" "My parents gave it to me" parents pust be reil finks So on your mind miming you have a mind which is giving you ths benefit of the doubtr would like to mako almost afraid to ask this but whit would you like to would like to hear Sonny and Cher doing their latest hit arrangement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony" "Oh you would would you? The theme of the US Pavilion it "fteativ America" and with' all due respect to our American industrial genius was pleasure for a change to a an exhibit that did not concentrated! electric ranges and re-' frigerators The beauty of the American building in fact lies precisely in the very human emj phasic Oa the messanine far instance are Americanlndiaa adornments gold bracelets dance feathers a colection of ducks (bird decoys) mate of anything from canvas to wood a section of dolls quilts cowboy hardware campaign memorabuia featuring posters banners tigartmnds and one exhibit which I just flipped called "America Through Its Here each perched on a tall pole is a base-' ball cap a 10-gallon hat a feeder a a rid cap a hunting cap etc afl summoning up the American Mata and our human history As you mount in the escalators the building unfinis wound yoq like a piece of art Lithe center huge works of contemporary American art hang on vertical ponds The spec commissioned paintings ranging from 7 to SO feet in order to cany out the pavihans magnitude are of afl styles geometric pop abstract and never Westfield And Milford In Battle 9 For Western Mass: Schoolboy Tide A new Western Mass cham-pion la assured at Mackenzie Stadium tonight with Westfield and SL of Mfifoid making their first appearance in the title finals at 7:30 as favorites Coach Angelo Fio-roni summed it im in four words 1 "Wa eame to Westfield is loaded with Babe Ruth state champions of recent vintage For one of rivals it means the first stats crown FIRST time either one ever readied fife final rounds Saturday the Eastern and Western Mass winners will meet at Fa fa mouth in the state title game At 5 this afternoon Medford High meets 'Weymouth High at Newton for file Eastern state crown game offers a mound duel between two highly capable southpaws Lou Colabello of St (9-3) and Jim Jachym (104) 'Saturday St ousted Drury of North Adams 5-J West-field eliminated Tech of power poeribfli-tiea Westfield's Bombers nde Softball Keats Kolmtm Where have last 48 hours? That record happens days old" my girl friends and want to hear it "I know' you allowed to have nuuoa in the juvenile detention "We are high school students and we are at my house studying for a math test" "You sound more like a kindergarten dropout -If you ever learn to dial the phone by yourself call me again STEREO CARTRIDGES 800 TO CHOOSE FROM FOR CAR AND HOME TAPE PLAYERS 251 AmiTON ST HOLYOKI TEMPLE Tex teens wear small dog collars arotfnd their wrists to sho wthey are NOT going steady Palm Beach Fla girls favor the mint cou-lotts for bowling tennis and especially dancing SEND YOURPROBLEMS AND OR FADA AND TEEN TAIX TO SYLVIE BEIGE THIS NEWSPAPER $100 wiU be pud for each item used (Distributed 1967 by the HaU Syndicate be) Standags OUeia Greta Acbm li) have I teen fids type of art look so perfect in its ratting! At the escalator landings stand young hostesses Americans chidy uniformed in short dresses by noted designer BiB Blass "We added the boots" Donna Blumenthal told me "because it was to cold We also each have striped vinyl coat" Donna comes from Washington DC She 7 4 aaaaaaaaa ef Pet L909 JN 714 125 9 I 9 5 i ItfMIMSS Erast Broadview Traascript WortUngtoa 3 NJ 4 8 4 3 4 1 7 I 7 171 J3S Meaday Games ef vs Aaaa StaSam Men vs TruscripL gtafl- Is eight games Joe Fey has hit safely tadieatiag he wants third base as Us regular assignment be raised Us batting mark from J81 to 234 Sox have a home record of 15-11 with 15-14 la sunlight Mayor welcome dianer'to AAU officials developed fate entertaining one for instance PreaT Gerard Cote of Canada's Paa-Amerieaa games sang "Jolta and 5R-year-old marathoner Johnny Kelley sang Irish songs as did Atty John Snllivaa president of the Springfield City Council while Mayor Dibble stole the shew with Us vocal renditions Jock Semple of the BAA member ef the AAU committee wisecracked "Tha Scotch are so tight they won't area let ga of their accent Kelley brides tally has gained but three pounds since he begaa marathoning over SB years age Julius Boros will be one of the favorites ia the US Opel for be has played ia 10 won two and finished ii the top five seven times only twice was he lsdsdcd in the cutoff Recently one of the AL clubs played four outfielders when Frank Robinson af the came to bat sometUng like Loa shift when ha aumaged the Cleveland Indians aad Rad Sox stagger Ted Williams came to bat? staggers ia the AL worried about Sex list sacker George Scott not hitting Ua "weakness" soma of them advised Sett to continue to adjust 2ND BIG WEEK OF MERGER CELEBRATION I I Erast vs Griffia (fieatar Seagren Up To 17 Feet Pole Vault II0W1 BE A SAVER III THE AREA'S MOST PROGRESSIVE SAVINGS BANXI OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT FOR $100 OR MORE OR MAKE A SIMILAR DEPOSIT IN AN EXISTING SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND SELECT ONE OF THESE HANDSOME FREE GIFTSI and then tin pitchers wfll have to give hint Us piteh Ted Wifi Km aba maintained the second year would reveal wha kind of a Utter is going to develop that yon cannot judge a Ug league hitter ea one performance GB to 1 4tf 5 Sg 5'4 7 0 American League Pet 31 30 31 33 35 37 26 27 27 27 27 25 38 26 30 35 33 33 33 Chicago Detroit -Baltimore Boston Minnesota Cleveland New York Kansas Gty California Washington 10 By MIKE RECHT Associated Press Sparta Writer Bob Seagren raupd himself up 17 feet seven inches while Jim Ryun dropped 3400 feet possibly explaining why only Seagren turned in an individual world record performance last weekend in major track meets Seagren 20-year-old University of Southern California sophomore set his pending world mark in the pole vault on a chilly evening in the San Diego Invitational track and field meet Saturday ni(hL Re missed in his first attempt and later failed at 17-10 as he erased John record 174K at Lqs Angeles in July 1900 "I tried a new pole at 'Occi-dental Friday and clear 10 feet" he said "I brake the new pole tonight (Saturday) in the warm-up so I went back to mjr old pole never use an While Seagreq was aoarini with his new pole Ryun missed badly it Albuquerque NM in an attempt to shatter his oi record mile of 3:313 or the half-mile record he had taken away by the AAU-NCAA feud Ryun won the 830 in 1:473 Friday night at the Track and Field Federation meet and turned in a disappointing -but winning 4: 033 mils Saturday night ran an easy race" he said of his 15-yard victory in the mile "Nobody pushed me I ran just to 'Tm going back to Alamosa and stay there until the NCAA meet in Provo Utah By then I should have a pretty good idea about altitude rimning National League -W Pet Gncinnati 31 31 St Louis 33 30 San Francisco 31 33 Pittsburgh 38 33 Chicago 38 34 Atlanta 37 37 Philadelphia 35 37 Loa Anples 31 34- Houston 31 35 New York 17 14 Santey's -ResulU Philadelphia 14 Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 4 San Fran 3 10 inns Houston 7 Gncinnati 4 1st Gncinnati I Houston 4 3d Chicago 5 New York 3 1st Chicago 18 New York 10 2nd St Louis I Loa Angeles 7 1st SL Louis 7 Los Angeles 5 2nd Today's Probable Pitchers Atlanta a 5-3) at Philadelphia (Ellsworth 2-1) 7:30 pm SL Louis (Carlton 4-2) at Pittsburgh (Ribant 1-3) 8:05 pm San Francisco (Bolin 3-5) at Houston (Dierker 5-4) 1:30 pm (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Gn at New York 3 twi-night Atlanta at Philadelphia night SL Louis at Pittaburgh night Loa Angeles at Chicago San Fran at Houston night ONE GIFT TO A SAYINGS ACCOUNT DURING THIS CELEBRATION anicssawvj a 0 5 Pm Marly ISO fiari RiA-Iir laeUi Ink nil I Boston 4 Wash 8 1st Wash I Boston 7 -2nd Chicago 2 New York 1st-Chicago 3 New York 3 2nd BaU 5 Min 3 1st Min 10 Balt 7 2nd California 0 Detroit 4 eve 3 Kan Gty 2 2nd Probable Pitchers New York (Verhanic 2-0) ai Boston (Bell 3-5) 7:30 pm' Chicago (Horien 7-B) at Washington (Coleman 3-4) I pm Baltimore (Ri chert 2-7) at Kansas Gty (Krausse 3-1) I pm Detroit (Lolich 5-7) at Minna iota (Merritt 3-0) pm Geveland (Connolly B-B) at California (Sanford 3-2) night 11 pm Taesday's Games New York at Boston twilight Chicago at Wash night Balt at Kan Gty night Detroit at Mm night Cleva at Calif 3 twi-night Junior League won their fourth decision in six Junior league games defeating Mel's 4-3 at Mitchell Field Frank Dwyer- gave up three hits fanning 11 and driv ing in the winning run with a double Poulin and Lawrence drove in the other Pat's runs In the seventh Steve Sleboda turned in a spectacular running catch to cut off a Mel'a rail? 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