Bristol Herald Courier du lieu suivant : Bristol, Tennessee • 7

i Little League Tourney BRISTOL HERALD COURIER Tuesday July 1961 Eastern Central And Practice or 'Volunteer it Abingdon Post Wins 4 'i'T Hutchinson Says Reds Are Straightened Out Los Angeles rims Orioles In Hall Of ame Contest Standings Bowling TWILIGHT LEAGUE See ALL the thrills of the i BINOCULARS SULLIVAN COUNTY LEAGUE Century Club Robinson KENTUCKY Cl WE DO ALL THISOR ONLY only Scientifically align front end PINT NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO NEW YORK 86 PROO ii Imunmii ctC I' l' 83 268 82 290 90 359 97 389 4 4 night The tournament continues with two games scheduled for Bristol today Abingdon and Central which played for the title here a year ago clash on the Eastern League diamond at 5 with Mil That fifth 9 15 II Games SAO PAULO Brazil The next Pan American games will be held in Sao Paulo In July of 1963 5 MILWAUKEE (UPD Manager red Hutchinson said Monday he figures his first place Cin cinnati Reds are "straightened out" and once again head in the direction of the National League pennant The Reds who opened a four game series with the red hot 34 33 45 45 47 53 53 54 55 60 Tries Another Ball CLEVELAN (UPD Mel Mc Gaha coach of the Cleveland In dians baseball team played in two professional basketball games for the New York Knickerbockers during the 1948 49 season His scoring production in those two games was one free throw Pct ANSCO464357 '4 10 11 13 1W4 20 2114 27 Whatever the season you'll' find Commercial Credit Plan aj convenient place to borrow Rates are reasonable too Call on us for fast friendly service clc in his side July 16 pitched I three shulout innings and Willie Davis hit a home run to help the Dodgers win the game which at tracted a capacity crowd of 9787 at Doubleday ield In a brief noontime ceremony conducted by Commissioner ord rick the 71 year old Carey told the assembly of basehall dig nitaries and approximately 1000 hope worthy of this Hamilton's daughter Mrs How ard Prior of Pelmont Mass ac cepted a replica of the bronze Hall of ame plaque on behalf of her father who died in 1940 Carey who holds the National modern record of 738 stolen bases said it was "a won derful to be enshrined among baseball's greatest players Carey referred to Hamilton as good running mate for and I use the words advisedly" "I never played against Billy but he must have had a great pair of Carey said Hamilton set the all time record of 115 stolen bases in a season Kayo King NEW YOR Rocky Mar ciano scored 43 knockouts in 49 bouts for the best knockout record among all the heavyweight cham pions in history COOPERSTOWN NY (UPD The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6 2 Monday in the annual Hall of ame exhibi tion game which followed the for mal installation of Max Carey and the late Billy Hamilton in the baseball shrine Dick arrell working for the first time since he strained a mus Holes Out Of ield LOS ANGELES (UPD Out fielder Albi Parson of the Los Angeles Angels interxLs to join the professional golf ranks at the end of the current baseball season STRAIGHT BOURBON All Time High BOSTON (UPD Basketball's all time high scoring game oc curred eb 27 1959 when the Boston Celtics defeated the Min neapolis Lakers 173 139 I The giame drew a capacity crowd Western IM 3 Eastern 402 9 10 1 Moore Sproles (1) Butcher (5) and Leonard Brown Gillespie (1) and Hubble Not So Hot PHILADELPHIA (UPD Be tween 1918 and 1948 the Philadel phia Phillies finished in the first division only once They were fourth in 1932 85 344 94 336 77 286 81 275 81 270 48 90333 71 228 38 75 329 93 354 85 115 325 90 353 70 114 323 95 381 58121318 92 358 59 114 318 Pel875775632575512512450415275050 Brew Living Latin ATHENS (UPD Tie Olympic motto "Citius Akius means "swifter higher stronger" US Going Ahead With Plans To Launch 'Sky Spy' WASHINGTON (UPD Defense Department officials went ahead Monday with plans to launch a satellite despite Soviet army protests that such flights over Soviet territory constitute "an act of Officials said there was no change in previously announced plans to send up a Samos satel lite The officials said however that a magazine report that the satel lite would be launched this week was incorrect They did not dis pute the magazine's claim that Samos could take aerial photo graphs of the Soviet Union for as long as a year and detect missiles being readied for launching The officials said the schedule and other details are classified but the launching was a month or two away PRICED ROM $2995 Don't orget Your Camera Plenty Of ilm! Hioh red Emmert 589 Odum 577 high red Emmert 220 Doug Leonard 218 Top Doug Leonard 184 Elmer Vires 176 Ralph Prldemore 171 Cartton Booth 170 Ken ine 170 red Em mert 169 Ed Arrants 169 Albert Geiger 169 John Ticket 168 Jack Odum leB Earl Rogers 167 Bill Trivett 166 DUNEDIN la (UPD Bob Goalby 30 year golf pro play ing out of Crystal River la took over fifth place Monday in the unofficial PGA money winning standings with a total of $2462798 Goalby won $2500 last weekend by finishing second to Bruce Crampton in the waukee open tournament moved him from ninth to place in the standings Gary Player of South Africa No 1 on the list widened his lead by winning $1300 with his sixth place tie at Milwaukee and Bill Casper Jr solidified his No 4 ranking by collecting $1600 for his fourth place tie in that tour nament Casper's total was $30 20845 Arnold Palmer who ranks sec ond behind Player did not com pete at Milwaukee while Doug Sanders the third ranked money winner finished out of the money in last tournament Player has earned $5526992 Palmer $50585 and Sanders $37 22656 ollowing Goalby in the top 10 were: Johnny Pott with $24 00320 Tommy Bolt with $23 90967 i Gene Littler $2312266 Jack Burke Jr $269887 and Jay Hebert $2073250 360 45 QUART Church League Central Holston copped a dou ble header from Weavers in the Church Softball Iague last night Tie scores were 20 6 and 14 2 Boolter Bullock and Brackley were the big guns for Central Holston Bluff City George Green and Paul Lewis of Johnson City will he on hand today to open practice runs with others expected Sherman will drive a 1961 ord Layman a 1960 Dodge Green a 1960 Chevrolet and Lewis a 1961 Chevrolet It will be an interesting note tn see whether the fastest grove is on higher part of the bank or on the lower groove Bud Moore who owns cars driven by ireball Roberts and Joe Weatherly predicts the fastest time will be near the rail while Stacy predicts the lower groove The big event will get underway at 1:30 Sunday afternoon with an estimated 25000 fans expected Sluggers NEW YORK Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig provided the New York Yankees of 1927 with the greatest one bro punch in base ball history when they connected for a total of 107 home runs Cash Det Howard NY Mantle Brandt Balt Piersail Clev Killebrew Minn 85 305 Gentile Balt Sievers Chi Kaline Det BRobson Balt Volunteer 500 with a pair of NO TIBS ISN'T BAT Plate umpire Dick Bell gives a good imitation of Bat Man as he sig nals Charlie Wolfe of Western League safe at home plate as he slides in to upset pitcher Skip Gillespie of Eastern Ixstgtie Western was in the midst of a four run first inning rally at this point but Eastern rallied to win tne game 9 5 Kelly Green 514 Cumberland St 1540 Euclid Avenue Southside Shopping Center JCs McClain Making Good or Senators Jean Moffitt Whips Crady In Net Meet Phillies in 1891 He retired from baseball with a 344 lifetime bat ting average and a total of 937 stolen bases In the game which followed the ceremony arrell yielded only one hit during the three innings he worked to become the winning pitcher Don Drysdale pitched one inning for the Dodgers and Jim Golden worked the last five Golden yielded four hits including a sixth inning homer by Whitey Herzog Herzog also drove in Balti final run with an infield Player Club out following Jerry Adairs dou ble in the sixth Loser Dick Hyde started for Baltimore and matched shutout innings with arrell until the fourth when the Dodgers scored two runs A walk to Norm barker singles by Maury Wills and Duke Snider and a sacrifice fly by Tommy Da vis gave the Dodgers their two runs in the fourth The slow footed Darker scored from third base after Marv Breeding caught Da vis' pop behind first base Willie Davis homered over the right field bleachers in the sixt' inning and a throwing error by right fielder Dave Phillcy gave the Dodgers an unearned run in the seventh Golden singled home the Dodg ers' last two runs in the eighth Los Angeles 0M 201 120 6 8 2 Baltimore A 000 001 5 2 arrell Drysdale (4' Golden (5) and Camilli Hyde Miller (5) Stock 17) and ciles arrell Hyde HRs Davis Herzog Bob Goalby Moves Up In PGA Winners Carolyn Harkins 178 Top ive Men Jack Shaw 17755 Ctor ante Barker 17421 Ron Mumpower 170 21 Dave Bolling 16832 Dub Harbin 16131 Top ive Shirley Ba ker 16013 Mary Chapman 15715 Vivian Lane 15319 Jean Browning 149 Lena Rutherford 14109 Central Wins Tie Central League All Stars trailing 4 1 made their winning bid in the home half of the fifth inning by scoring four runs to pick up the verdict Phil Keatner who took over the pitching chores the fifth inning was credited with the victory Tiomas led three hit attack hy collecting a pair of singles in three trips to the plate Roger Witt set the pace for Tazewell picking up two of the five hits off two Central huriens Tazewell Ml 030 4 5 0 Central 010 Mx 5 3 2 Witt and Johnson Skeens Kest ner (5) and Mauney Abingdon Triumphs ABINGDON Va July Ab ingdon opened defense of its dis trict Little League crown by rush ing Lebanon 25 1 today in a dis play of batting power ive home runs were blasted by Abingdon in an attack that pro duced 21 hits off five Lebanon pitchers Dewev ulton paced the attack with three home runs a double and single in five trips Wayne McCally and Jimmy Briscoe also poled homers Kiser and Parris each had two singles for the extent of the Lebanon hitting against Penning ton and Briscoe Lebanon 010 0 0 0 1 4 7 Abingdon 560 2(12)x 25 21 3 Talbert Jones (1) Kiser (3) Sutherland (5) Parris (5)' and Kiser Smith (4) Pennington Briscoe(2) and Gregory More field (5) 77 116 366 33 81 357 87 105 333 53 96 330 48 103 329! 62 100 328 58 85 3171 52 91 314 79 112 312 57 120 308 Eastern going against Gat City on Use Western League field al 1 7:30 I Abingdon blanked Central All Stars 11 0 in the championship last 1 year and the Bristol teams hope I for revenge Gate City drew a first round bye and will be play ing its initial against Bristol East ern In the Northern division tourna ment at McClure River diamond yesterday Grundy Western whip ped Norton 6 2 as Wood struck out 15 batters Jt was the second win for Grundy Western which de feated Clintwood 8 1 in its opener St Paul and McClure River play today St Paul moved up by eliminating Grundy Eastern 9 5 McClure River shaded Wise 5 4 in its first game Eastern Tops Western Eartem AllStera staked rival Western to a 4 0 lead then bounc ed back to capture a 9 5 verdict on the Central League diamond last Roger Hubble's three run hom er jwaiked en Eastern league rally that tied up the stoic 4 4 at the end of the initial frame EaMem then 'tallied twice hi the third and three times in the fifth to ice the game Western got its final run in (he sixth Skip Gillespie who struck out II after taking over the mound in the first frame was winning hurler Randy Cunning ham Mid Nicky Graybenl each had two singles to pace the at tack Gillespie McCloud Donnel ly and Brown hit doubles Jimmy Butcher was Western's fop hitter with a double and sin 1 gle that drove in two runs Smith AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Detroit at Los Angeles night Onlv game scheduled Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Boston Washington Los Angeles Minnesota Kansas City Night game Today's HAVERORD Pa (UPD Bil lie Jean Moffitt the top seeded American from Long Beah Calif scored a 6 1 6 1 victory over Eliwiheth Crady Louisville Ky in the second round of the women's singles in the 62nd Penn sylvania Lawn Tennis champion ships Monday Only one match was completed In the singles More a heavy stem in midaftemoon wiped out play and drenched many of the players as well as workmen who rolled tarpaulins over the courts Roger Werksman of Los Angeles defeated Andy Lloyd of Shreveport La 6 2 6 8 6 3 The second seeded American Donna loyd of Arlington Va won from Linda Crosby Los Ang eles 6 0 6 2 Linda's younger sis ter Cathy also was beaten but she extended Baimar Gunderson Chambersburg Pa who recently won the international tournament in Sweden to 6 3 1 6 6 2 Third seeded Gwyneth Thomas of Shaker Heights Ohio came from beliind to defeat Peachy Kellmeyor Charleston Va 3 6 6 1 6 1 Mrs William DuPont Jr of Wilmington Del runner up last year scored 6 2 6 0 over Andrea Miller of Sah rancisco Major League Pacesetters COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLANA service offered by Commercial Credit Plan Inc 151 Blountville Hwy WO 8 1141 Runs Batted In National League Robinson Reds 84 Cepeda Giants 83 Aaron Braves 74 Mays Giants 74 reese Reds 62 American Cash Tigers 91 Gentile Orioles 90 Maris Yanks 88 Mantle Yanks 86 Cola vito Tigers 83 Pitching National Podres Dodg ers 12 2 Jay Reds 13 5 Perrano ski Dodgers 5 2: Shantz Pirates 5 2 Purkey Reds 12 5 American Latman In dians 9 1: ord Yanks 17 2 Mos si Tigers 10 2: Schwall Red Sox 10 2 Wynn White Sox 8 2 Does not include night games Jick MONEY AT ALLTIMES Colt League Bassett's behind the one hit pitching of Arnold defeated Ready Mix in the Colt League last night 6 1 Maryanski Lowe and Lowe led the winning attack with two hits apiece Barlow picked up the safety for Ready Mix Unbeaten Track Team Meets Poland Sunday WARSAW The touring United States track and field team which will meet Poland in a dual meet here Saturday and Sunday arrived here Monday by plane from London Before leaving London US mile star Dyrol Burleson of Cot tage Grove Ore denied that he had a meeting with arch rival Jim Beatty of the Santa Clara Youth Village at the London meet in which the US team defeated Britain Beatty won the mile in 3:597 while Burleson switched to the 1 half mile and won that event in 1:527 "When 1 started the tour I said definitely I wanted to run one I inaii mne race in Lonaon saia Burleson The Oregon ace said that he aggravated a thigh muscle injury 'during the half mile and "couldnot do the mile after Beatty said he certainly didn't accuse him (Burleson) of ducking out of any balance both front wheels $41 Joe McClain continues to fit the description of the local boy who went away to the big city and is making good The quiet man from Johnson City is enjoy ing an outstanding rookie year as a pitcher with the Washington Senate's has established himself as a starting pitcher and has won the respect of the American League hitters The easy throwing McClain has won seven games and lost nine the most recent a 5 3 loss to the New York Yankees that could have been another win except for Mickey Mantle The Yankee slug ger who has been tearing into the league's pitchers all season hit two homers off Joe and drove in three runs Without those three runs McClain and the Senators would have won 3 2 McClain blessed with pinpoint control has walked only 31 bat ters in 132 1 3 innings He owns a respectable 354 earned run average and has pitched six com plete games Joe married the girt next door or no sioien oases in a season W(i tl Sandra Lynn 3 and Sharon Ann 2 His success with the new Sen ators is ironic They obtained him from the farm system of the old Senators nvw the Minnesota Twins 1 Little League SOUTHERN LEAGUE rolled past the Chev rolets 15 6 in the Southern Little League yesterday afternoon Banks led the winning attack with three hits followed by Thom as with two safeties King picked up three safeties and Duff and Birdwell two each for the losers 129 903 15 9 Chevrolets 1 330 6 8 Montgomery and Mitchell Wil liams and Duff 5 9 14 17 19 19 72 24 31 31 High Larrv Owens 548 Joe er 543 high Joe Brewer 2)2 Ken Morrell 211 Top Larry Owens 17911 Bill Haga 17905 Ken Morrell 17504 Sam Mumpower 17407 Lee Harkleroao 17310 George Nelson 17205 Cecil Mum power 17019 Don Talley 17006 Joe Brewer 16916 Butler Roberts 16901 Pct G8 646645541 515 458 442 '438 I421 :362 Home Runs National League Reds 28: Mays Giants 28 Cepe da Giants 27 Aaron Braves 23 Mathews Braves 22 American League Mantle Yanks 37 Maris Yanks 36 Kil Ichrew Twins 30 Cash Tigers 27 Colavito Tigers 27 Gentile Or ioles 27 Abingdon's defending champions yesterday afternoon and last rocKctea past Lebanon 25 1 Bris tol Central edged Tazewell 5 4 and Bristol Eastern came from behind to defeat Bristol Western 9 5 as the Southern division of the Virginia District One Little League tournament got underway MOONBEAM LEAGUE Turns Wing Ding's 19 Lucky Strikes 14 Silly Duty's 13 Alltv Sallv'i 10 High Shirley Bsrker 457 Dnris Gumphrey 436 high game Pauline Phlppt 169 Madeline Hughe? 164 Top Shirley Barker 156 II Mery Perry 145 Georgia Keeling 143 07 Doris Gumphrey 14214 Madeline Hughes 14117 500' Will Begin Today Several drivers will be on handiSaturday morning from 9:30 to 12 when practice for Sunday's first with the time trials getting under annual Volunteer 500 gets under way at 1 and will continue until way this afternoon al the Bristol 4:30 International Speedway Nelson Stacy from Cincinnati Practice will be held from 1 to driving' a 1961 ord Sherman 5 on Tuesday and Wednes utsman and Layman Ulsman nt nay ana irorn 9:30 to 12 and from 1 to 5 on Thursday and ri day Practice will also he held 62 60 53 51 50 45 42 42 40 34 Games Chicago at New York (2 twl Pizarro (6 3) and Herbert (7 8) vs ord (17 2) and Statford (8 4) or Terry (5 1) Boston at Baltimore (night) Delocx (5 5) vs Barber (10 8) Washington at Minnesota Don ovan (6 8) vs Pascual (8 12) Cleveland at Kansas City (night) Perry (7 7) vs Walker (3 6) Detroit at Los Angeles (nlght) Mossl (10 2) vs McBride (9 5) NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Cincinnati at Milwaukee late Only game scheduled Pct GB Cincinnatl 58 37 611 Los Angeles 56 38 596 IVi San rancisco 49 44 527 8 Milwaukee 67 43 522 8'5 Pittsburgh 44 43 506 10 SI Louis 44 68 4'a Chicago 3 53 Philadelphia 29 60 35 6 Late game Today's Games SI Louis at Sadeckl (7 5) vs Curtis (M) Los Angeles at Philadelphia Koufax (12 6) vs errarese (2 5) San rancisco at Pittsburgh McCormick (8 9) vs Gibbon (B 4) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Jones (1 0) or Johnson (0 0) vs Burdette (11 6) By United Press International National League AB Pct 60 123 358 79 116 345 47 96 336 42 92 335 fireitoit NOrth 9 2127 PIEDMONT at SYCAMORE (Jen turn Vt8t LIGHT JMILb lAVatt Pct 7'0750645516469 438'84384U6188156 AAllli Thomas 528 high Gene Hobbs 222 Ruby Markwaiter 198 Top ive Roy Blankenship 174 Gene Hobbs 1712 rank Walling 1711 Bruce Cook 171 rank Muller 16823 Top ive Women Edyth Hobbs 162 2 Mary Chapman 16117 Ruby Markwaiter 1553 Emma Muller 154 Millie Thomas adjust brakes and add brake fluid if necessary fourth place Milwaukee Braves Monday night took a double header from San rancisco Sun day to crack a six game losing streak "We weren't doing anything right Our pitching was bad we had fielding lapses and all the rest" Hutchinson said "I think straightened out now" But manager Charlie Dressen of Hie suddenly alive Braves fig ures he can put the Reds on Hie skids again by taking three out of four and hoist Milwaukee into contention for the flag Dressen conceded that Hie Braves were further behind the Reds al this stage than they were back of the Pittsburgh Pirates a year ago tert "now we're after a team that's been "They can go either way now back up or back down and up to us to get 'em going our way" Dressen said Tlie Braves since Juiy 15 when they trailed the Reds by 14 'A games have won nine of 10 while Cincinnati has lost six of eight Milwaukee now trails by "The Pirates never folded last flowed with a pair of singles said Dressen "Every time we won two or three in a row they did the same thing When we played and had to beat 'em they knocked us off Mil waukee finished second last year Dressen de in busi ness if we take three out of Hutchinson said "It wasn't so long ago he said the same thing and we took all but one of four games 095 BH ANY AMERICAN MADE CAR PAYDAY TERMS Clemente Pift Robinson Cinn Altman Chi Hoak Pitt Moon LA Gonzalez Phil Mays Aaron Mil Pinson Cinn Cepeda Giants American League 95 317 66 227 92 315 76 291 79 313 4 A 4 A St Vi' i IQ i ip'vrv 1 sa 4 hi '454 3 1 IWT 3 i a k' LA A 3 S3 A 31 4 'i 1 "3 I 1 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