The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 23

baseball ad- Gcorgc Talsma, former Park High Scliool pitcher and outfielder, was a winner his first time out as a professional baseball player. Talsma was signed to a bonus contract by the Minnesota Twins and sent to Wytheville, in the Appalachian Rookie League. His first start on the mound came against Salem, and it took him a couple of innings to get his bearings. Salem got a run in the first inning while Talsma was trying to find the plate. He walked five men in the first two innings.

The Racine hurler got tough from there on, however, and walked no one else while striking out 14 opponents. Wytheville took a 4-3 decision and found themselves a hurler in the process. The Wytheville Times had this to say about Talsma 's debut: I "Talsina walked five in the first two frames, but none thereafter as he just got stronger and stronger. "The Rebels (Salem) racked up seven hits, four for extra bases, off the right-hander 's slants, but in no inning were they able to get as many as two safeties." Who is the leader in all- time national point standings for late model stock cars in the United States Auto Club (USAC)? That's easy. Racine 's Norm Nelson is the all-time champ.

Nelson ranked third last year, second in 1961 and was the champioi: in 1960. Racine auto fans and Nelson fans will next have a chance to see him in action next Sunday in the 200-mile national championship race at State Fair Park. He will be driving a 1963 Plymouth with A. J. Foyt expected to bores Richter, thats all.

the other he has prepared the race. Rebels Win 9-5 Nelson has won eight late of accepting a bonus. Some of the reasons vanced were these: 1. He eould become a regular more quickly in football. 2.

The chances of not making the majors in baseball are too great. 3. Washington offered a better football contract than any baseball team was willing to provide. 4. He figured he would have a longer period in the "big money" category.

5. Shorter season. Now it turns out, however, that none of these was right. Richter provided the answer himself last week. "I get bored standing around so much in baseball," he said.

Simple, isn't it? In football, the action is constant. In baseball, there is little to do while awaiting your turn at bat or during most of the game in the outfield. Baseball Sunday, July 7, 1963 RACINE SUNDAY BULLETIN 3C Kuefler Leads Tri-Course (Continued from Page 1) llth. He had a pur on thojcontonlion with top five Sil-i'fth, liien collected threcjSalurday were Scott Good- vcr and arc on the before settling'sell and Ron Kilcl, holii of Mcadowbrook team. jfor a par again on the 7.5^.

,,,8 The 1-under-par 71s byiMciik ran mto trouble again; Prizes and trophies will he tWO morB bogeys on 15, Kucflcr and Silver wcc tie; his chance at Ra.ino Country day's best totals. Paul ciuinct, HKI had the top nine-hole the second roundiclub today as soon as the fi- of 34 on the front nine, slipped to a 40 for a 74 and! Others who moved into nal threesome lias completed play. Journiil-Tituf's Photo Bob Madsen was in the sand, but blasted his way clear wfiile the gallery watched from behind the green. Madsen fired a 69 Friday, but ran into trouble Saturday and wound up with an 81 for a 150 total after two days in the Tri-Course Tourney. Gordon Hurls 4-hit Victory OS Tip Top Upsets Lakeside Muni Baseball model stock car races at State Fair Park since August, 1949, and has competed in 47 of 49 races held on the one-mile paved track.

His total prize money winnings there have amounted to $52,000. Nelson's most recent victory at Fair Park was in September, 1962, in the 250-mile stock car race, the third time he had won that event. More than 50 entries arej expected to battle for the 40' starting positions. Don White of Keokuk, Iowa, won the event last year. We have been getting queries regarding a promised booklet of hydrographic maps of area lakes such as when it's going to be available.

over Union Grove The Rebels of the Racine Junior League beat Union Grove of the Land O' Lakes league 9-5 in an exhibition game Saturday. Claude Covelli set down the Broncs on five hits, fanning nine. Jerry Veltman, Grove's pitcher, was nicked for nine I hits, three of them doubles by John Hearn. Connie Gordon pitched four-hit ball as Tip Top upset Lakeside 4-3 in a Senior League baseball game Saturday. Tip Top posted their second win in eight starts, Lakeside is now 4-5.

Hits by Gordon and Fred Garcia scored the winning run in the eighth. Gordon was two for four, Garcia two for three. In a lone Junior League tilt the Crusaders kept their unbeaten record in four starts and a share of the league lead by whitewashing Handicaps 5-0. Both teams got five hits, the Crusaders using theirs to best advantage. George Tigges and Paul Krause teamed up on the mound for the winners, Krause weathering a three-hit Handicaps' uprising in the seventh to preserve the shutout.

Tigges collected three RBIs, Mike Anderson had a' double and single to lead the Crusaders. In Minor League action Mario's Barbers took a 7-0 forfeit over George Lester's and the Rebels bombed the Comets 13-4. Rod Lipor and Dan Hiott homered, Lipor's giving him four RBI. Craig Johnson, Hiott and Brad Kalz Ruick teamed up to hold the Comets i Crusadrrs Amor, Lrxlon Isl National West TlKfis Hustlers nOco I.rstor's 2 4 (I Oiros .1 U'IlaiuUcaiis 3 1 Ontlnilsls 1 1 Olanls 1 li to five hits, fanning 13. Pistons Unbeaten In the Cadet league the Pistons remained unbeaten leaders with a 6-0 record as Jerry Smith fanned 15, allowed just two hits.

Roger Poppelman homered for the winners. Dieter Kowalski also fired two-hit ball as the Phillies blanked Messiah Lutheran 4-0. Kowalski fanned 13. Joe Margosian had three hits, Jim Johnson two to pace the Phillies. Nielsen in No-hitter Bruce Nielsen pitched a no- hitter as the Mets smothered the Stingrays 14-1 on a 20-, 11-.

J- Stan 4 John Lulh hit attack. Paul Bodi andist. joim NPO 41181. Mary 1- SacrctI HParl 3 1 St. Lucv Bruce Nielsen hit four for five'- 7 (1 I.akrsklP 7 1 2 Tip-Top 4 6i Bombers llpsiills Satiiiday Tip-Top 4, Lakrsltlf 3 .11 NIOK 148 total.

Lance Mclik, one of Friday's throe leaders with a 69. had a 35 on the front nine Saturday and appeared to bc on his way to the 36-holo lead, but he fell off to a 41 on the final nine and wound up two strokes behind Kucflcr. Ran Into Trouble The other first round loaders, Russ Valley and Rob Madsen, also ran into tiouhie Saturday. Valley shot a 77 for a 146 total and Madsen an 81 for 150. Kucflcr had a bogey on tlio 500-yard third hole Saturday, but came up with a birdie 2 on the 155-yard 6th and a birdie 3 on the 320-yard, par 4 for a 35.

He evened uj) a double bogey 6 on the par 4, 340-yard 14th with a birdie 4 on tiio lOtli and the birdie on the 18th. Trouble Starts Lotli parrcd everything hut tlie 5th and 8th in firing his I 34 on the front nine. He had ii birdies on those two. Molik's trouble started on I. 1 2 0 jMagaw in Softball Meet Magaw Electric of Racine is among early entries in the 23d i annual Green Bay Open Soft- Itrstills Crusadpr-s 5, Handicaps 0 Ml NO II I.

Rebels .5 CaCa's 1 2 Beachtaovs 4 2 Geo fc Lester 0 1 McOoiiaids 3 1 Bombers 0 1 Barbers 2 3 Comets 0 RrsuKs Saliirdaj Rebels 13. Cornels 4 I i i i i Marios Barbers 7, Oiorne Lester 0 ball tOUmamcnt tO bC llClU ilorleUj 20-21 and 27-28. 'i Competing under the spon- sorship of Racine Stamping, WISH I COULD AFFORD NEW CAR! Pistons 0 I'blllles Dep. Lions 4 2 Slinmays MelK 4 2 Vampires Messiah 2 4 Krsiilts SaluriUr 14. SliiiKrays 1 Pislons 16, Jr.

Deputy Lions 0 Phillies 4, Messiah Lutheran 0 l-AIKX lAL KTIl Holy Trinity b' i '2 SI. Rose SCHEDULE IN RACINE TODAV OLO TIMERS SP -Johnson's Bar vs. i Western Roosevelt, 10; Klmcr's jvs. Moose LodRe. Douiilas, 10.

SK.NIOR BASKBALL Allen's vs. We hope to have it finished 'Bombers. BOWI west. 1. JUNIOR BASKBALL "Racine Optl- sometime this week.

The niists vs. oiants, Humbie sw, booklet will contain 25 lakes in Racine, Kenosha and Walworth counties, three in Wau- ke.sha (County and Big Green Lake. A common point of discussion a few months ago among sports fans was the reason that Pat Wisconsin's A 11 America football player, outstanding baseball star and basketball a contract with the Washington Redskins of the National Football League instead CLASSIC SP -DeMark Bar vs. Paper Doll. Island.

7:15. MAJOR KING 12" SP Emmanuel Luth. vs. Gloede's Gas, Douglas, 7:15, BADGKR SP -Roma Lodge vs. Na- Uonal Guard, Douglas, 8:30.

IJOUBLE A 12" SP -Gorton Mach vs. Hkinllton Beach, Roosevelt, 7:15 8.30, MONDAV CLASSIC Konkrete vs. Nelson Humble, Eagle Hotel vs. DeMark Tap, Bowl. Ki'kert Ins.

vs. Panther Club, Douglas, NATIONAL BP Panther Club vii. Sportsman, Island, D.P.W. vs. Perlclto's, Knapp, 8:30.

I'EDERAL SP Panther Profs vs. Club 17, Bowl, RoreVc's No. 20 vs. J. I.

Case, Lathrop, Mld-Towne Lanes vs. Inferno. Mitchell, 7:15. MAJOR ACE 12" SP Cocoanut Grove vs. DeMark Aces, Island, Panthers vs.

Plggly Wlggly, Humble. 8:30. MAJOR KING 12" SP Emmanuel l.uth. vs. Gorton No.

Lakevlew, Gloede's Gas vs. Schultz Jewelers, Roosevelt. CHURCH GRAY FP Racine Bible vs. St. Mary, Mitchell.

St. John Luth. vs. Epiphany. Lathrop, Christian Reformed vs.

Calvary Memorial, Doug las, 7:15. CHURCH MAROON 12" Biipiist vs. St. Edward, Roosevelt, Holy Name vs. Christ.

Lakevlew, 7:15. PAROCHIAL 6TH BASEBALL St John vs. Sacred Heart. Lakevlew, Holy Trinity vs. St.

Patrick, Lathrop, St. Edward Cubs vs. St. Edw. iBraves, Humble, Holy Name vs.

er fired the only sub-par roundist. Joseph, Mitcheii, st. stanis- pilaus vs. St. Rose, Bowl, 5 :45.

in Racine non -tournamenti BRAVES NO. S-CTH BASEBALL-JBIS Wizards, Roosevelt, Ramblers golf Circles Saturday when heivs island, cougars vs. to lead the Mets, one of Bodi's being a home run. Jim Guzman also homered. Holy Trinity and St.

Stanislaus, unbeaten leaders of the Parochial 8th league, went at it seven innings to a 6-all tie. Jim O'Brien's relief pitching and the hitting of Mickey O'Brien featured St. Stan's play while Dick Dvorsky's eight-hitter combined with his and Tom Otinger's hitting led Holy Trinity. St. John Nepomuk turned back St.

John Lutheran 7-1 1 and St. Patrick's beat Lakevlew. Allen's vs. Ra 6-1 behind Tom Dricr's: cine Twins, Douglas, 8:30, CLASSIC vs. College Inn.

Ilooscvell, Lake Park vs. Mitchell, 8:30. FEDERAL vs. Little Nicks, Lakevlew, 8:30. CHURCH SILVER SP-Sacred Heart vs.

Resurrection. Lathrop. 7:15, JUNIOR vs. 1st National, Lincoln, 5:45. PAROCHIAL 8TH BASEBALL St.

John Luth. vs. St. Mary, Bowl West, PAROCHIAL 7TH BA8EBALL-8t. Joseph vs, St, Patrick, Roosevelt Holy Name vs.

Holy Trinity, Roosevelt Central, 5:45, PAROCHIAL 5TH BASEBALL St. John Cubs vs. St. Patrick, Douglas, Holy Trinity vs. 81.

Ro.sc, Humble, St. Joseph vs. Sacred Heart. Lakevlew, 5:45. BRAVES 80.

S-6TH BASEBALL Wonders vs. Twins. Roosevelt, Angels vs, Yanks, Knapp, Colts vs. Tigers, Mitchell. Cubs vs.

Panthers. Bowl, Falcons vs. Bui lets. Island, 5:45. St.

Patrick 4 2 St. Eilward St. Joseiih 4 81, Rita Holy Name 4 3 Results Salitriliiy St, Patrick 6. St. Lucy 1 St.

John Nepomuk 7, at. John Lutheran 1 St. Joseph 0, St Marv 5 St. Slaiiislaiis 6, Holy Trinity iliei St. Rose 28, SI Hlta 13 Holy Name 17 KtUard IIIAL 7TI1 Holy Name 5 1 St.

Joseph St. Patrick 6 1 Si. John Red Sacred Heart 4 1 St. Rose Holy Trinity 4 3iSl. John Blue St, Edward 4 3 Itrsiills St.

Edward 10, St. Blue 8 St. Joseph 17, St, John Red 12 Holy Name 7. St. Rose 0 ilorlell) St.

Patrick 11, Holy Trinity 1 the Magaw team was runner- up in 1961 and 1962 after winning the championship in 1960. Ziefle Opticians are the defending champions in the 32- team affair. 2 4 1 41 1 0 5 IT'S EASIER THAN HE THINKSI Phone, stop by in person or conlacl us through your auto clctilor cither wny you'll soa how our low-cost auto locin can be the key to your new car! Give us a chance to say "yes." Banking Houn Include Saturday Morning 9.0011.00 DECISIONS BETHEA BERLIN Karl Mil- Lidenberger, West Germany 2 4'heavyweight, outpointed igjWayne Bethea of New York in a 10-round bo.xing match Saturday night in West Ber-: lin's Deutschlandhalle. 1 Skover, 16, Is 1-under-par Sixteen-year-old Nick Skov two-hit, 13 strikeout twirling. Drier also had a home run.

St. Rose copped an en- Lions Continue Winning String Racine Lions continue to durance contest from St. Rita! Milwaukee 28-13, the 28 runs commg oni only is hits. Billy Joe American Legion had two home runs, Joe Tou-i'eague competition ab- den and Tom Verhaege onejbreviated games. Saturday each for St.

Rose, John Dan-jthey belted Milwaukee Roose- iels and Pete Reynolds innings, league rules ending games at that mark if one team has a 10-run bulge. Dan Koenings pitched the each for St. Rita. Peter Habetler fired a five hitter and Guy Koleske ered as St. Joseph won 9-5 over St.

Mary's and Holy "RED CARPr SERVICt" BANK OF ELMWOOD 2074 LATHROP 637-6561 Member F.D.I.C. THUKSDAY MAJOR RED-WHITE FP Elec. vs. Jacobscn Island, Modlne vs. Charlie's.

Lakevlew. i Savings A Loan vs. Tcrry's-Dustirs, Mark Lamcre and Danny Pet -1 the Lions three-hit ball, for a 17-4 loop over St. Edward, fanning 13. with a 7-0 record.

Koenings cranked out a three hitter, Roosevelt, 7:15 MAJOR BLUE Thritlv Mao vs. Platlron, Lakevlew, Western vs. Junction Center Bar. Humble, 8:30. MAJOR GREEN Llll's vs.

Pizza, Knapp, Oster vs Lake Park, Humble. Turnstyle vs. erson homered for the ning by a pair of Progressive dairy, Roosevelt, 8:30. TRIPLE A 12" SP Paper Dollys Trotters, heap with a 7-0 for ners. St.

Pat's Shares Lead In Parochial 7th leaguOi. 'Holy Name remained (our walks to give Roosevelt it.s only run. He struck out six. vs. Clover Club.

Island, vs. Bcl-Alr, Lathrop, 8:30. DOUBLE A 12" No. 1 vs. Racine Bible Whites, Mitchell, Hamilton Beach vs.

Ken's DX, Mitchell, Racine Bible Maroons vs. J. I. Case, Lathrop, 7:15. MAJOR A 12" SP- Elsendralh vs.

Baduers, Douglas, Slyberg Eng. Massey- Johnson Wax, Knapp, 7 Ferguson vs. Misfits, Bowl, 7:15. JR. OIRLS GREEN FP-Pop-Up Strikeouts, Pershing 8..

Panics velt. 7:15. CKNTRAL SP Jack Yetter BI: Mal'y vsTst Steve Hanson's grand slamisingled, Gary Ludvigsen was; with a 54 and a' iiADOKR 'SP- Twui DISC NO, 2 st. John cards vs. St.

John Jfts run providing the big'safe on an error and Pinnow! 8:30: UiJ toured Johnson Park in 69, "ougias, 5:45. stroke below re.cuhition. TUKSDAV i AMERICAN SP Eagle Hotel vs. Low score at Racine Coun- KoHvn Konkrete, Knapp. Pep's try Club was Beau Melik's 73, In the weekly junior golf event there was winner 22 handicap for a 32, Also at 'ii sTio inina PlliV, nr WESFERN SP Clover Club VS.

Case acine Country Club, Dr. J. island, Jayctes vs. Leah's Postnrinn marked lin seven 8 30; Lakeshore Transit rosLUlillo iiutiiSLU up Fencing, Douglas, 8:30. birdies in a round of 74, one' URCH GOLD SP Racine sibie Srs.

vs, 1st Presbyterian, Douglas, of his best career efforts. iKmmaus vs. calvary Memorial, Uland, At Meadowbrook Club Vi Paetow had low scove'a "'oT for the women, an 85, which included an eagle 2 on the' CHURCH puiiPLE'SP-EUB VS. at. 300-yard ninth hole.

feit win over St. Rose and St. His mates backed him with a nine-hit attack off Dick Ty- Patrick stayed even with themjinus, a Waterford native on in an 11-1 win over Holy Trin-jthe mound for Roosevelt. ity. Ed Doonan fanned 11, allowed four hits and had a home run with Jim Gottfredsen three for four at the plate.

Gary Pinnow led the parade with a home run, a double and a single in three official trips to the plate. Rick Jackson had St. Joseph outlasted St.ja triple and single in four VS. Pershing 7. MINOR vs.

Mes- John Red 17-12 behind a and Dick Meteyard a st. hit attack Terry Ryan getting John Braves vs. Holy Name, Douglas, four of them in fOUr at batS. i St. Edw.

Bobcats vs. St. Mary, i i IjKnapp, St, Edw. Jets vs, St Edwafd tOOk 3 10-8 dc- Lucy. Lathrop, 5:45.

Modlne Mfg. vs. PAROCHIA'E' 4TH BASEBALL St. cision over St. John Blue, triple for three tries.

The Lions iced the decision in the first with six runs as Meteyard walked, Jim Martin KrtwBid, Mitchell, Holy Trinity Grove Ave. Baptist, Bowl, Messiah vs. Bethany, Humble, 7:15. Patrick, Bowl, Sacred Heart vs. pUDCh.

Holy Name Blues. Island. St Joseph vs. Holy Trinity, Humble, 5:45 FniDAY CHURCH MAROON FP -Church of God vs. Atonement, Douglas, ARLINGTON PAIIK Grace Baptist vs, Christ.

Roose-1 pmrol Woman $5.50 velt, 7:15. Husaby S'tO CENTRAL Bar vs. Local My Portrait 642, Roosevelt. 8:30. FACTORY No.

i vs. Walker Office, Douglas. 8:30. JUNIOR Geo. Lesters.

Lincoln, 5:45. PAROCHIAL 8TH BASEBALL 8t. Stanislaus vs. 8t. Rita, Bowl West.

5:45. BRAVES NORTH S-BTH BASEBALL, NAIlRAf.ANSh'TT PARK -Jaguars vs. Wizards, Roosevelt, t5.20 BRAVES 4.5TH BASEBALL-Worms vs, J-Aces, Douglas. 5:45. 71 JU: GIRLS GOLD FP-8outhslders iir Hlchurd nrehii 76-J Bombers.

Island, WUtles vs. nuston'H KiTenny Toughles. Lakevlew, 5:45. Sloffel Jr 78-Chrise Loii; llill An- JU. SILVER PP-Smackn 79-Bni Callin.s Mitchell 5.45; L.tin Knockers ii Hermiir I vnch Or Wiuren Wil- vs.

Blue Jeans, Lathrop. 5:45. IDlck Dovoranv BRAVES 4.5TH BASEBALL- Kats vs, COCNTRV VtVn Knapp. 5:45, Rascals vs. Mets.ii Lester's, Lincoln.

Marios Brehm Dr. E. Piuivk. UouRla.s. 5:45: Lads vs.

Lakers, Roo.se- bers vs. Rebels. Mitchell. Cicada Women 85 Vi Pariow. li vrii.

Worms vs. Red Devils, i CADET BASEBALL Vampires Olson Ardllh Frank, Humble. 5:45. Stingrays. Roosevelt 30; Lions vs.

Kiiffhaiii. 95M.uion Picrsoii Messiah Bowl West. Pis 97-June Nielsen. WKD.N'EisDAV tons vs. PhUliea, Humble SW, 9:30.

MANUFACTURERS SP Western vs PAROCHIAL 8TH BASEBALL-Holy Race Results IIOLLVWOOI) PARK Flash 11020 Get Around 4.20 Olympald King UELAWARK PARK Wise Ship tl.60 Vlmy Rltfge Shield Bearer $3.80 3.40 4.00 SATURDAY MINOR BASEBALL-Comets vs. Geo. i Scalping Party MONMOUTH PARK iLamb Chop 60 3.60 AtJU'KDI'f $4.90 $3 60 5.50 JOHNSON PAliK Mllrhell, Wis. Elec. vs.

Barton 72-Lief 73 1, Roosevelt. Btacey Don Sturiey Al vs. Prog. Dairy, Humble, 7:15. Rchrarier.

Citiiiarria. rank t'ACTORY SP- Western No. 5 vs. cleared the deck with his home run. Jackson tripled, Masik singled him home, then scored himself on a passed ball, a stolen base and an error on the catcher.

$4 .80 Next Saturday the Lions be host to Tanner Paull in a 2 p.m. game at Hor- 2.20ili/Nl^ 3.60 I I Racine $4 ,001 3.60 Meteyard.3b 4 40 Martin.ss $2 2 60 3 Bcahlen.i $2 3 90 Hoflinan.2b vach. Wa'lly Malchow, Ola Olson. 1 Seal S56 Jon Stearns, Stan Bauman, i 1 Ca.e Al Ruppel, Lou Bencrlscutto. ''nn' vs.

Hamilton Beach. Douglas, 7:15 GIRLS CLASSIC Radiator vs. Racine Squaws, Knapp, Ostcr Mtg. vs, I. Case Humble.

--Ferne Borensen. Bchneidler. Model Allstars vi. Slapanlan, Hank Ruppel, Ray Ventur- Inl, WencU Kozenskl. Carrol Lamb.

Women Scettcr. June Kopecky. Anderson 94 Name vs. St. Lucy, Roosevelt NE, Sacred Heart vs.

St. John Bowli 9:30: 81. Joseph vs. St. Stanislaus, Humble BE, 9:30: Holy Tilnlty vs.

St. Edward, Pershing 8t, Mary vs, St. Rita, Jerstad-Agerholm. St. Rose vs, 8t.

Patrick, Pershing 8., 9:30. PAROCHIAL 7TH BASEBALL 8t. John Red vs. SV. John Blue, Douglas, 8t, Edward vs.

Sacred Heart, Wadewlti, 9:.30. SENIOR BABEBALL-Tlp Top Jubilee Pizza, Douglas, 3:15. JITNIOR BASEBALL Tl. Western Douglas, J. ORTEGA TRIUMPHS NEW YORK Veteran Gaspar Ortega of Mexico won a surprise 10-round split decision over 20-year-old Billy Bello of New York in their nationally televised fight at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.

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