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Mazeroski Leads Bucs Past Cardinals by 3-2 MAT 12, Ldke TABLES PITTSBURGH (AP)-Bill Max- eroski's bases-loaded double in the fifth inning sparked a three-run Pittsburgh outburst Saturday and helped the Pirates edge the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 bfhind the clutch pitching of Vemon Law and Bob Veale. It broke a four game losing streak for the Pirates. St. Louis starter Ray Washbtnm, now 5-2, was coasting along with a perfect, no-hit game, retiring the first 12 men to face him when Dorm Clendenon led off ths fifth with a double.

Bob Clemente and Smoky Burgess walked and Maz- CHOO CHOO DERAILED New York Mels catcher Choo Choo Coleman it upended as Frank Robinson of Cincinnati highballs into home on a third inning play at the Polo Grounds Saturday. Robinson was out, though. as Ed Kranepool snared a fly ball off the bat of the Reds' Tommy Harper and fired io Coleman for play. (AP Wirephoio). LOU ufte rtrhw! err ki smacked center Bob Bailey reached first on an error to load the bases again 4000 Schoflcld 4000 4010 Vlrdon cf 4000 3111 Skinner If 3010 Flood cf Groat ss White lb Altmon rf 4030 Clenden'n lb 3 1 1 0 Boyer 3b 4010 Clemente rf 2100 Muslal If 4111 Burgess 2100 Sowolski 4000 Mazerskl 2b 3 0 1 2 Javier 2b 2000 Bailey 3b 3010 a James 1000 Law 2000 Taylor 0000 Veaip 0000 dBurke 1010 cStorqell 1 0 0 0 Washburn 2 0 0 0 Face 0 0 0 bCarmel 1010 Maxvlll 2b 0000 (Oliver 1000 TOtOlt 35 77 4 Popped up for JOvler in 7lh; Singled for Woshburn in 7th; Colled out on strikes for Veale In 7th; Singled for Taylor In 9th; grounded into double play for Maxvlll in 9th.

St. WHOOOO-J tMOMOOx-l E-Boyer, Sowatskl. PO-A St. Loul 24-11, Plttsburph 27-8. Groat, Javier and White; Schofield and Clendenon.

LOB Louis 7, Pltstburgh 2. 28 Clendenon, Mareroskl. White, Muslal. Skinner. scored the winning run on a double play grounder by Law.

Law, scattered eight hits over the first 8 2-3 innings, but he was tagged for solo home runs by Bill White in the first and Stan Musial in the second. Back-to-back singles by George Altman and Ken Boyer chased Law with two down in the eighth but Veale got Musial to fly out to end the threat. Elroy Face May Day 12 Sunday 13 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday (f'ptrtfsl StendATi) Thwf) A.M. Minor Major 14 15 16 17 18 19 7:50 8:40 9:35 10:30 11:25 12:30 1:20 2:25 3:20 4:15 5:10 6:00 6:50 7:40 P.M. Minor Major 8:10 2:00 9:05 10:00 10:50 11:40 1:55 2:55 3.50 4:40 5:30 7:10 8:00 and moments later Burgess mopped up in the ninth.

Jay Snaps Mets' Win Skein, 4-2 SOUTHWEST OUTDOORS By Frank Adams and Red I'ohnke YORK (AP)-Joey Jay, Low. 77-3 8 Veale 1-3 0 Face 1 1 0 Washburn, 5-2 333 Taylor 2 100 0000 -'00 2 3 0 1 Sm i' 't or Secor Jockowskl. BASEBALL AVERAQES nadn won sea NATIONAL AMERICAN (Through damn at Friday, May 10 CLUB BATUMI. AB HRRBI Pet. I io9 148 287 ill us 8J9 II 218 IB 85 .260 144 26V 3J 136 bl.

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Thomas LA 117 14 IA At. 8 12 21 16 23 21 16 The big news in Louisiana high school cinder' circles is Dolman McNabb's national record in the javelin but' the Lake Charles High school ace wasn't the only thinclad on the achievement list. A couple of other Southwest Louisiana stars added to their luster during last week's action and there were several changes in tlie list of the state lead- rrs. Abbeville's Johnny Duhon trimmed a tenth of a second off his top clocking in the low hurdles, skimming the timber in in the state Class AA meet Friday. The time didn't go into tlie record books because of a strong supporting wind, however.

Glenn Valdetero of Crowley took over the state's top spot in tiie hop-step-jump. covering 45 feet, 7 inches in the AA meet. The Class AA affair accounted for several of the changes. Richard Vail of Jonesboro bumped 5 Duhon out of the No. 2 spot in the high hurdles with a :14.3 clocking; Jack Dyer of Broadmoor (Baton Rouge) claimed third place in the javelin with a toss of and Jerry I Harris of Robert E.

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Hanson's James Bodin joined the select listing in the 880, turning in a 1:57.0 in last week's District 5-A meet. Here are the Louisiana lead- erss. including reported meets throughs ssFssrys: Here are the Louisiana leaders, including reported meets through Friday: LOUISIANA FIELD LEADERS School 100-YARD DASH son, snapped the New York Mets' five-game whining streak Saturday, pitching tlie Cincinnati Reds to a 4-2 victory. The victory boosted Cincinnati into sixth place ahead of Milwaukee as the Mets dropped back into eighth place, percentage points be hind the Braves. I The Reds were held to only six hits by loser Alvin Jackson but used four of them, together with two of Jackson's six bases on balls to score all their runs.

Eddie Kasko homered and Leo Cardenas had pair of run-scoring singles for the Reds. The other Cincinnati runs crossed the plate while the Mets were engaged in a run-down play. Choo-Cho Coleman drove in both New York runs with a run- scoring single and his first home run of the season. Allen, DcRldder Shine, Byrd Knight, R. E.

Lee Dousay, Istrouma 9'8 220-YARD DASH Golman, Ballon Shine, Byrd Demeter Gets 5 RBIs, Phils Snap Streak PHILADELPHIA (AP) Don Demeter's five runs batted in and Ryne Duron's relief pitching gave the Philadelphia Phillies an 8-5 THE LOUISIANA WILDLIFE and Fisheries Commission has announced that some 13,000 barrels of oysters have been transplanted in Big Lake to avoid possible loss during dredging operations in the Calca- Jay allowed five hits, struck out sieu ship channel widening project. five and walked four in register- Tne were transferred from natural reefs ing his first victory of the sea- i to areas in the lake which will not be affected by spoil son, with relief he'lp from Jim I rom tne derdging operations, according to Director D. Young said that the transplanting project cost about $12,000, but said the oysters involved will have an estimated value next season of more than $130,000. A SHREVEPORT TRAPSHOOTER. Ed Castanedo, tied the world record for a 500-bird marathon shoot last month when he shattered 499 out of a possible 500 targets at the Shreveport Gun club.

Castanedo's feat was heightened by the fact that when he fired the record-tying string he hadn't fired at a target since last July. He returned to the firing line last spring after a ten-year layoff. Back in the forties, the Shreveporter was well- known in trap circles. He was five times Louisiana champion and was captain of the 1948 All-American team. The same year, he won the Champion of Champions title and the High Over All title at the Grand American shoot.

THE ANNUAL PUBLIC hearings on hunting regulations will be held at the Holiday Inn in Alexandria on June 28 and 29 this year. Members of the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission attend the session to hear hunters veiws on the regulations and Commission biologists usually are on hand to answer questions. Hunters with relief help from Bill Henry in the eighth. The big righthander, a 20-game winner in each of the last two seasons, has lost six. The Mets tagged him for a run in the second on a walk to Duke Snider and singles by Tim Harkness and Coleman.

Cincinnati took the lead in the third, scoring twice on Kasko's home run, a walk, an error by shortstop Al Moran and Cardenas' single. The Reds increased their lead to 4-1 in the top of the seventh. Kasko walked, advanced to third on Pete Rose's safe bunt and Frank Robinson's forcing grounder and scored on Cardenas' second single. CINCINNATI YORK Ob bl ah hi Kasko 3b 3 2 1 1 Ncol 3b 4000 Rose 2b 4110 Hunt 2b 4010 Pinson rf 4000 Kranspool rf 3 0 0 0 Robinson If 2100 Snider cf 3100 Cardenas ss 4 0 Thomas If 3000 Harper cf Edwards 3 2 9 3010 4010 bKanehl G.Cole'an'lb 4 0 1 OCCoiran 3 2 2 win Saturday over Milwaukee and ended the Phils' five-game losing Jay 3000 cCook 1000 Henry 1000 Moron ss 2000 dFernand'z 1000 Jackson 2000 aHickman 1010 Tatali 11 4 1 Totofi 2 5 2 for Jackson In 71h; Popped out for Harkness In 9th; for Moran In 9th. Cincinnati 002 000 New York 010000100-2 E-Mpron 2.

PO-A-Clnclnnatl New York 27-14. DP-Moran, Hunt and i i cn Kr ne ond Coleman. Wlt a tend. ADAMS. a pat on lhe back should to at- SPORTS CALENDAR IP Van Zlle, West Monroe 21.3 21.5 ivtviirut; 21 5 Joseph, University 2l's Cavonaugh, Plneville 21.5n 440-YARD DASH Dougherty, Sulphur 495 Anderson, Fair Park 495 May, Baton Rouge 880-YARD RUN MaGee, Byrd 1-551 Keasler, New Iberia Bodln, Hanson lisy.o MILE RUN Conady, Sulphur 4291 Keasler, New Iberia Butler, Oakdale HIGH HURDLES 43o'l it? 144 Included In Pact for Scholarships Duhon, Abbeville LOW HURDLES Duhon, Abbeville 19 3 Easterlina.

Bollon Stokes, Baton Rouge SHOT PUT Redinq, Bossier 60-3" Esthay, LoGrange 59-8' Sheppord, West Monroe 55-6 DISCUS I Pyburn, Byrd 173-11 Hall, Menord i nan, 170 At' 3 i "'i" HUWLMV. Wurzburger, 170-" 4 I MILWAUKEE PHILADELPHIA abrhbi ab bl Dillard cf 4000 Hook 3b 4111 York 6. C. Colemon. (U) 7-1-3 2 2 RB 5 i Henry 2-300002 Demeter's seventh inning dou-' aacc zi(eL 3 "2 4 3 6 7 ble, his second of the WP-JOV, j'dc'kson.

u-Forman brOUght in two Of the Phils' five Londes, Sudol. 1 runs. Tlie rally saw 11 men go to bat and wrap it up for Duren, who pitched four scoreless and hitless innings in relief of Art Ma- haffcy. Bobby Wine and Don oak brought in the other Phil runs in the big seventh when the Phils came from a 5-3 deficit. Tlie Braves hit Mahaffey freely with Frank Rolling, Hank Aaron and Ed MathoAvs slamming home runs.

For Aaron it was No. 11 this year. When Matthews followed Aaron's sixth inning blast another, Duren came in. TODAY SOFTBALL: LCRC Tournament of Champions. Second avenue diamond, 10 a.

m. TOMORROW MEETING: SW Louisiana Rifle and Pistol club, United Gas auditorium, 7:30 p. m. BANQUET: Sulphur HS Athletic banquet, school cafeteria, 7 p. m.

TIME TO IT RE-TIRE its 10 McNobb, Lake Charlse 231- I. 1 1 PEORIA. 111. (AP -The Miso iw souri Valley Conference adopted 4 13 0 61 47 Tillman Bsn 70 McAullffe Det 70 Landls Chi Klrklond Cle G. Thomas LA 86 Hawser KC Mlnosa Was Lopez NY Clinton Bsn Allen Minn Slebern KC Phillips Det Kubek NY Cash Dct Martin Chi Bryan KC Hall Min 13 13 22 1 IS 23 0 39 93 59 86 11 100 11 2 i Adair -HI Rodoers LA 6 .186 Marline? Cle 5 .79 Hunt LA Meilos Bsn 101 97 98 68 51 57 69 75 60 80 46 14 19 5 18 18 18 10 12 10 10 11 12 5 13 5 10 3 12 89 10 II 2 2 3 0 2 0 0 2 3 3 1 1 3 9 1 3 0 0 3 0 6 3 1 i a letter of intent agreement Saturday with the Big Ten, Southeast and Atlantic Coast Conferences.

Agreement also was made with four individual colleges, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Penn State and West Virginia. Action for a similar move with the Big Eight and the Southwest Conference was deferred until August by the joint group of MVC faculty representatives and athlet- 4 .222 7 .217 6 .217 11 .216 4 .215 5 .214 13 .214 3 .213 2 .213 10 .209 1 .205 6 .204 4 .203 14 .198 5 .190 16 .188 8 .186 11 .184 7 .176 5 .176 6 .175 5 .174 7 .173 5 .167 Morrus, Jonesboro 307. 8 Dyer, Broodmoor 198-11V7 HIGH JUMP Morris, Ruston 4.4 Juge, E. Jelterson 6-4 Allen Fortier 6 2 j.i BROAD JUMP Harris, R. E.

Lee 23- Dodd, W. Jefferson 72-41, Thlbodeaux, w. Jefferson 22-4 Mann, Fair Park 22-4 POLE VAULT Hobgood, West Monroe 13. Reeves, Jonesbora 13. Meaux, Abbeville 12- 734 ii HOP-STEP-JUMP Valdetero, Crowley 43.

7 Lawrence, Benton 45. iy 4 Dodd, W. Jefferson 45! 440-YD RELAY Byrd 437 LaGrange West Monroe 435 889-YARD RELAY ic directors. On an inter-conference basis, the letter of intent makes an ath- Ic-tc ineligible for one year if he Bolton 1:305 West Monroe 1:305 Mlnden 30 5 Baton Rouge MILE RELAY Byrd 3:23.5 Fair Park 3-242 Lake Charles 3:25.0 performance. Balling 2b 4111 Calllson rf 3 0 0 Aaron rf 2111 Gonzalez cf 4220 Matthews It 3221 Covlnqton It 4 1 1 0 Larkcr lb 3110 Demeter lb 5135 Torre 3 0 1 1 F.

Torre lb 0000 aMoye 1000 Dalrymple 2 1 0 0 Uecker 0000 Wine ss 4012 Menke 3b 3001 Rolas 2b 3010 McMillan ss 2000 Mahofley 2000 bGabr'Ison 1000 Duron 2000 Shaw 3000 Fischer 0000 Clonlnger 0000 cJones 1000 Totals 5 4 5 Totals 33 I I out for Torre In 81 Grounded out for McMIIHan In 9th; Struck out for Clonlnger In 9th. Milwaukee cm 001 000-5 Philadelphia 002010 500-8 I 1 24-14, Philadelphia 27-10. 4, Philadelphia 9. Demeter 2. Aaron, Mathews.

IP ERBBSO yShaw 6 75440 Fischer 0-2 1-323130 Clonlnger 12-30 0 0 1 xMohaffey 5 65523 Duren 1-0 4 00024 to two men In 6th; Pitched to two men In 7th. Duren (Larker). Weyer, Barllck, Vargo. 2:52. 15 MONTH GUARANTEE 7.50x14 or 6.70x15 BLACKWALL 2 .127 6 0 8 0 8 0 8 I 5 2 5 1 .90 Orand'siom St.

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(AP)-George Archer, San Francisco city champion, beat David Marad, 19, of Quincy, 6 and 5, Saturday in the 38-hole final of the Trans-' Mississippi Amateur Golf Tourna- I ment. The lean 6-foot-6 Archer got off to a blazing start with four birdies in the first seven holes and led 4-up at that point. but Marad, a freshman at Hous- eoi'inment. i ton University, rallied to trim and relatives of league Archer's lead to 1 up al 18. Mar- The Mid City Little League will sponsor a week-long fundraising activity this week at the East Town shopping center to colK-t for uniforms and MOSCOW 19th game teams will participate in cup-cake io the present world elms tournament was adjourned after 41 moves Saturday will re- op Sunday.

daily Monday through Friday, beginning at 9 a.m. daily. Proceeds will be used to replenish the league treasury. ad birdied the 18tn hole. In the afternoon rowud, Archer moved quickly to a 4-up lead agai with a birdie oa the second and another on the fourth bole.

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