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BARONS' KOPLITZ Saturday July 1 1961 Cfjc Atlanta Journal 7 Detroit TWENTY ONE RECORDS HURLS NO HITTER ALL IN ALBANY MEET AST Swimmers ALBANY SWIM RESULTS a 10 9 0 3 and for Carling Tournament BASEBALL SUMMARY AIR Track Too Hot Decision Sooner on Halting Race Continued rom Page ti at Philadel records were set by the HAL JOHNSON AIMS HIGHER CRACKERS YANCEY RISKS heavy con Continued rom Page 6 charge PINEY CROWN AMERICAN BOXES DETROIT 0 3 2 5 3 2 0 at 2 40 10 13 9 Augusta as NATIONAL BOXES SE RB 5 2 3 0 1 ss 2 3 1 35 0 3 0 lb 5 3b IP ER RRMI 3 If HR 0 2 3 3b 2 BB 0 0 5 the tournament rf cf If Until You See the ss 4th of JULY 0 3 3 A will again 111 PARADE a WSB Salute to America 3:00 pm Downtown 6 2 1 A 4 i 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 NCAA agents will records of alumni in connection with 2 6 9 1b If 3 0 3 0 3 0 32 5 5 3 5 0 0 rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 31 5 4 0 5 2 2 0 5 6 0 Post Eight New Marks has the for 5 2 3 5 3 2 0 8 0 2 2 0 3 8 0 0 0 1 2 0 11 5 5 6 Georgia Tech's Ploeger avored In Golden Isles Golf Tournament began victory 0 0 3 0 the na bowlcrs 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 8 5 0 a nationally pm EST) MAKES GOOD READIN' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 8 2 6 2 5 0 2 0 2 3 2 scouting job on by playing with 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3b 5 5 4 8 2 0 3 2 2 4 3 0 brother Cathy in the better by her 2 3 3 0 0 6 3 JI 9 31 3 0 1 2 3 3 4 Oke at Waycross Ploeger has good scorer lb 2 racking up only one 9 2 13 0 Ken Reckoning Begins In Carling Open Joe Joseph Is Bowlers Top Choice Tucker Pace Rated Possible Champs DeLaHnz 2h Piersali tf Dillard cf rancona If Romano Kirkland rf 3b Tower 1b Held ss Bell City (Cis Birmingham Beats Mobile 10 0 To Protect Lead Over Lookouts Lost 28 31 31 31 33 38 42 45 Pct 38 42 475 35 43 449 32 49 395 102 000 3 121 020 10 PO Chicago DP Goodman a souvenir Billy special top heavy howling ball Since then he found one to his liking Ralph Brunt a strong favorite to claim a spot for Atlanta in the finals said count Bill out Some way get tough in the qualifying and make the finals Then watch out for After two full days of qualify ing Saturday and Sunday (10 am to 12:30 pm) the field will be cut to the top 12 Those 12 will con tinue' "Monday and Tuesday bowl ing 36 games under the Petersen Point match game system Tuesday the TV cameras of WSB TV move in to televise the final match Bleachers have been set up to accommodate an ex pected overflow crowd Monday and Tuesday 1 Pct 4 3 571 2 5 286 0 7 000 Volo Hon Debuts OXBORO Mass July 1 UV Volo Mon a four year old Chest nut driven Jack Adams made his New England debut a winning one riday nicht as he captured the $5000 New England Harness Writers Trot was charge police 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 oooo 10 0 0 10 11 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 00 oooo 10 0 0 oooo 10 0 0 A when rd 32 522 37 456 42 417 52 297 Only 3 More Days a new breast aces Probe By NCAA ST 101 IS lf White lb James rf Boyer 3b Musiai If lood cf Schaffer aC un'h im Ruchek ss Lillis 2b Sadecki McDaniel Lost 34 35 39 44 43 45 47 46 TR TO AWf Richmond RIDAY RESULTS Htcnmono 4 Cha leston 7 Rochester 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 oooo 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 4 7 in 8lh 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Comic character Dennis the Menace knows the funnies are good And while you re vaca tioning you have to miss Dennis ar any other features Tell your carrier to save your papers in the Vacation Pak He will keep your papers in order and deliver them to you tn a plastic bag when you return PS The Vac Pak saves each 3 1 I 3 0 1 I 0 0 oooo 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 32141 Byers executive of the NCAA re confirm or deny investigation was 2 6 BVj 12 15V 20 3 114 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 3 10 1 4 0 13 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 race We ex en went as far as extending the completion date on the mollifications But the ire stone decision which was just broke our backs We had no other course to take car drivers have a great deal of protection as compared to drivers in open cockpit Before leaving for Daytona Beach to complete arrangements for the Grand National Stock Car race Weaver leveled a charge at driver Sachs kept telling newsmen how much he was looking forward to the race and how much the track was improving Then he makes a complete reversal saying the track is too fast Either Mr Sachs was mis leading the press and the public or he changes his mind at the drop of a hat" or the record Sachs never commented on the tires This was not his job Tickets for the July 9 race will be honored for the Grand Nation al 250 without further confirma tion If there are ticket holders who do not want to see the stocks ATR will give refunds The downtown Atlanta Raceway ticket office at 93 orsyth St will he open daily from 8 am 9 pm Practice for the stocks will be held Thursday and riday The public is invited to watch ab bl 3 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 2 0 0 McAuliffe i Rruion cf Kaltne rf Colavito If Cash lb Boros 3b Wood 2b Roark? dMaxwell eMorton Virgil Running Acuirre ox (DST) Parker Helene (AST) (AAC) MINNESOTA Vrrsalles ss Martin 2b 1b Allison rf Izmon If bDobbck If Bat try Green cf lunie Krahck and former cham Mulherin again the is from ab bi 5 13 0 3 2 0 0 4 12 2 at New York Los Angeles Kansas the an toward his cohort when select a winner Golembiewski one of tion's most productive the past two years has been having his troubles of late He was scoring well on the pro tour until he hit Las Vegas There somebody decided to take home 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 1 1 35 011 Harold Johnson the National Boxing light heavy weight champ hopes to boost his chances for a title bout in the heavyweight division Satur day night by thumping Eddie Machen the No 2 tender The two battle in televised ABC 9 bout in Atlanta City NJ Johnson a 32 year old Philadel phian won NBA recognition by whipping Jesse Bowdry last win ter After a successful! defense of his titlo against Von Clay a second round knockout victim Johnson is aiming higher His light heavy title will not be at stake Saturday night in winning the 2 3 2 1 2 3 2 0 7 3 0 0 vou too VSHINGTON ab i 3 0 3 1 4 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 4 0 0 3 0 1 9 fl 1 0 0 0 md 0 0 0 0 31 1 5 Totals runner for Donovan 5 1 0 1 i oooo oooo 3 0 0 0 oooo 2 0 0 0 Boys Mike inneran iUNTLL Bailey (DST) Bruce Swearingen Bobby Reynolds (SJC) Jackie (TAG) Steve Moss (MSC) Jan Christie (TSC) Kath bjcv) Knsaiie Raney BIRMINGHAM Ala July I knew I had one said Howard Dean Koplitz The youthful right hander for (he Birmingham Barons was talk ing about the no hit no run game he pitched against Mobile in the Southern Association riday night Birmingham won 10 0 could feel it from the way the crowd was yelling every time we got a batter he added while relaxing in the dressing room I suppose I first began to be conscious at the start of the sixth inning of what might be happening was beginning to get tired about that It the first no hitler for the 23 year old Oshkosh Wis na tive That came in a 7 inning game for Louisville against In dianapolis on May 30 1960 But that one clearly ranked second to this performance remember how many men got on he said of the Louisville victory 1 be lieve it was about like tonight three or four Just three men got on base ri day one on an error and two on walks Detroit scout George Moriarty signed Koplitz for the Tigers in ab bl 0 0 I I 1 0 ab bi SS 6 6 Lane Decisions Opponent Easily MUSKEGON Mich July 1 Eighth ranked Kenny Lane of Muskegon easily won a unani mous decision over unranked Wil'iert Robertson of Chicago in a six round lightweight bout Sat urday night The fight was a feature of opening of first nual Seaway estival ib bi 1 RALPH BRUNT GOES AIRBORNE BEORE STRIKE Local avorite Readies PHILADELPHIA Callison If Ta vl nr 9h 1 3 3 Gonzalez rf 12)i Herrera lb 0 0 0 Smith 3b 0 2 0 i rt A rt 1 fX If zl 110 Short ft Amaro ss 4 I i 2 110 10 0 0 ft Bark Special to The Atlanta Journal ALBANY Ga July Contestants in the Albany Invitational Swimming and Diving Championships must surely have set a record for record setting riday night smashing standards in 21 of the 40 events held during the first day of competition The Albany swim team led the record smashing posting eight new marks including three in the medley relays Two of the record setters put their name on the books at the expense of their and sister Perry turned in a 362 9 and 10 freestyle jng the 369 established older sister Anne four years ago And Jim inneran of Miami shattered the individual medley mark in the same age group which was set by his brother Mike Jim did it in 3:170 to eclipse the 3:237 by his older brother The inneran sister Ulebi e' BH SO 3 7 I 2 SAM RAKCIsCn i abr bi 4 i 3 iraon cf 0 0 0 0 Logan ss 4 4 0 0 4 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 3 ft 1 3 0 0 01 ace 0 0 0 0 curoai i dskinner 31 3 7 3 Totals Won Cincinnati 45 Los Angeles 43 San rancisco 41 Pittsburgh 36 Milwaukee 33 St Louis 31 Chicago 28 Philadelphia 22 CINCINNATI 2b 4 0 0 0'Cimpli cf Kasko ss Jb Pinson cf Robinson rf Post If aBell If reese 3b Cardenas ss Gernert lb oc oi man Jay Henry CHICAGO Aparicio ss ON zn Landis cf Minoxo if Smith rf Carey 3b Goodman Martin lb lnllar Pierre aPilarcik Kem rer Baumann bRobinson Tntal a iled out for Pierre in 4th Sin eiec tor Baumann in 9th (hicaro ab bl 4 5 5 5 3 0 3 Mono Mobil? Birmingham Richards Corella Williams Koplitz Richards Nashville Chattanooga Emory Coach Represents US Ed Smyke swimming coach Emory University and vice presi dent of the Georgia AAU been selected to represent United States in Singapore two months this summer Smyke will represent the State Department as a physical edu cation and swim consultant in Singapore He is slated to leave Atlanta on July 15 1956 after he graduated from Osh kosh High School 4 KOPLITZ HAD A 1 7 season his first part season in Class ball But he went 14 4 the next year at Idaho alls He tried out briefly for Birmingham in 1958 before going to Class A Augusta He lost his only decision there and was shipped to the Class Dur ham team where he had record This year nls stock going up riday was his Uth in 12 decisions 10 0 victory pro tected the one game lead over Chattanooga 'The Lookouts downed Nashville 4 2 while At lanta was beating Macon 2 1 in 10 innings and Little Rock was whip ping Shreveport 4 1 All of the first division occupants were win ners 2 2 0 1 2 0 2 2 2 2 1 0 110 1 Williams If By El) MILES Atlanta Journal Staff Writer THOMASVILLE Ga July 1 Cream of the crop from golfers of South Georgia and North lorida were foregathered here Saturday to begin play in the 43rd Piney Woods golf championship at picturesque old Glen Arven Country Club The Piney Woods is the state's oldest invitation affair It has an aura of distinction not excelled by an Georgia golf event except of course the Augusta National Masters Al Yancey of Tallahassee la is expected not only to defend the title he won last year but to shoot at breaking his own tournament record of 278 which he set with last victory He also can become the first champion to repeat since Doug Sanders the now famous touring professional from Cedartown Ga accomplished the feat in 1954 and 1955 The tournament also will in troduce to the Piney Woods field the new Glen Arven professional Maynard Brown who took over the reins recently when John Walter resigned Bryant Harvard the home club hope to bring the title to Glen Arven from which it has been absent since Lewis Hall Single tary won it in 1946 is reported to be on his game by Guy Dobbs Jr of committee Dobbs did a the home hope him and reports that he (Har vard not Dobbs) was six under par for 27 holes seven birdies and bogey David Middleton he in the field to help Harvard in the home defense A real title threat from Pen sacola is Bill erris and a strong hope from Jacksonville which usually sends David Boyd and Jimmy Parks is Ray Terry the giant sized son of former Giant manager Memphis Bill Terry Ted Alexander of the Duke University golf team is regis tered for play pion rank claiming he is coming over usual and bringing with him a genuine threat in Claude (The Mouse) Willingham Dr Wilbur Lundquist will represent Savannah Play starts with qualifying round the scores made by the low 32 and ties gaining the championship flight counting as the first round in the 72 holes of stroke competition which will decide the title Bill Ploeger Georgia Tech's golf captain is favored to win the 13th annual Golden Isles In vitational commencing Saturday at the Brunswick Country Club A Darien Ga native Ploeger comes into the tournament fresh from winning last fenokee Invitational A senior at Tech been a consistently all summer The 1960 titleholder Arnold Blum from Macon will not be on hand Gene Dahlben der Jr of Atlanta another strong finisher last year also will be missing ab bl 3 3 1 1 Clemente 0 Stuart 1b 0' Hoak 3b 0 ChTopber 0 Smith hSrhnfield 2b 0 Haddix S2522SSEEH ab rhb I 6 1 2 0 Hower ss 5 2 3 3 Lumpe 2b3110 Johnson rf 4 Ntrnrrn 5 1 2 2 1 Sullivan 5 0 0 0 3 I 4 1 5 1 Liston Cleared Of All Charges PHILADELPHIA July 1 (AP) Charles (Sonny) Liston the No 1 heavyweight contender cleared Saturday of a that he impersonated a man A conviction on the might have ended the ring ca reer of the boxer who has a lengthy police record and twice has served time in prison Liston and a companion Isaac Cooper 26 also were cleared of charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest lOS ANGELES Pearson rf Moran 2b Hunt cf Rilko Ih GThoma Mnikisr Johnson Krahck (W 75 Nuxhall (L 4 5) 233 Ditmar Rakow Kunkel WRP Rf van 2 McKmiev Cnylak 5miih 2:24 A 755 3 0 0 ft PR Sullb 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 110 3 0 10 10 0 0 oooo oooo oooo oooo 10 0 0 oooo 30 2 5 2 Ran for Ra Ml 700 001 100 2 DETROIT July 1 Wi The National Collegiate Athletic Association will in vestigate the athletic setup at the University of Detroit where two athletes admitted accepting money from basketball5 i the Detroit ree Press reported Saturday Special examine activities sports the ree Press said The inquiry was prompted according to the newspaper by circumstances surround ing the expulsion of basket ball stars Charlie North and John Morgan after both admitted complicity in the nationwide college basket ball betting scandals The NCAA was reported to be interested in state ments by North and Morgan that twice a month while they were enrolled at Detroit they each received an envelope containing $20 from "the Walter secretary fused to that the underway the ree Press said ab bl 5 0 2 0 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 I 4 1 1 3 1 1 3 0 1 0 Rolling 2b 0 Mathews 3b 1' Aaron rf nomas Maye if Adcock lb Torre McMillan dspaneler Spahn Willey 1 cTaylor Raymond eRovd 4 0 4 Totals out tor Post in 6th for Gernert in 7th MILWAUKEE an ni 4 0 I 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ER BR SO 4 2 ER BB SO 0 3 0 BALTIMORE 3b Snyder If Rrandi cf Gentile lb i nr Triandos rRusbv oiles Hansen as Bnediiur 2b risner nneti APhillev I Wilhelm I fHerzos 46 413 4 Totals fitano Clemente field Davenport IP McC mick (U 7 7) 8 1 3 Miller 1 3 Haddix 7 13 r5ea XL Jn 1 91 Peteknodax Donatelli CoalaiL hart 2:30 3L900 (Minoso) 1 BR SO 0 0 RESULTS Knoxville 4 Charleston 3 Asheville 4 Jacksonville 0 Greenville 4 Charlotte 2 Portsmouth 1 Columbia 0 EASTERS LEAGUE RESULTS Springfield 9 1 Rinchamton 2 5 Lancaster 9 Reading 4 Williamsport 5 Johnstown Totals A 4 nina ended Struck out for errarese in 5th Singled for Amaro in 6th MriK oirt for Lehman in IM Aueln $03 0M 002 10 Philadelphia 000 105 Herrera Los An eeles 27 8 Philadelphia 27 i0 Los Angeles Philadelphia 4 JB Hem ra iHc 2 Davis Williams Amaro Dal ER BR 5 2 6 ah hi 2 0 2 0 2 3 1 2 0 0 Snyder Than Gentile Robin ir 7 1 3 4 2 3 2 1 3 22 3 7 Roarke Cleveland 10 Boston 2 New York 5 Washington 1 Detroit 6 Baltimore 5 12 innings) Minnesota 8 Kansas City 2 Los Angeles 10 hicaso 3 GAMES Detroit (Bruce 1 0) at Baltimore (Brown i pm Washington (Mathias 0 1) (Stafford 6 3' 1 pm Chicago (Wynn 5 1) at (Grba 5 7' 10 pm Minnesota (Kaat 2 7) at voiidw 4 0' pin Cleveland (Latman 6 0) at Rosfon co LI) 1 ni SOUTH ATLANTIC WP Mc Rogges Landes ERBRSO 4 0 010 100 OOO 210 4 Chiniaue and Mauney Milo and ders Little Rock 000 010 201 4 6 1 Shreveport 000 000 100 1 7 3 Bradey Wall (7) Lehew 9 and Mc Cardeil Grace (9) Norman Wicker sham (8) and MacKenzie Bradey Norman Pct Columbus 46 27 630 Jer City 41 28 594i Toronto HiiUoIri Rochester 39 34 534 Syracuse Tftrnntft 1 1 Buffalo 7 Columbus 5 fha 7 RnrhBitpr 9 Jersey City 7 Syracuse 6 (12 innines) Birmingham Chattanooga ATLANTA Latte Rock Macon Nashville Shreveport vi uune Won50 49 43 43 37 38 38 35 RSriTS ATLANTA 2 Macon 1 Chattanooga 4 Nashville 2 Birmingham 10 Mobile 0 Little Rock 4 Shreveport 0 GAMES Maron at ATLANTA 7:45 pm Mobile at Birmingham (2 Nashville at Chattanooga (2) Little Rock at Shreveport ah bl 5 0 10 3 10 0 4 2 2 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 ft 0 0 0 ost 3b3010 Koppe ss 3 0 0 0 Sadowski 4 0 0 0 McBride 1000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 32 3 3 1 mals 33 10 11 10 VrMcntt Posada cf Bertoia 3b Nuxhall 1 2 Ras Ditmar aCovmgton Rako Walker Kunkel Totals 2 5 3 0 0 ft Noxhall (Green) 4 0 oooo 0 0 2 0 0 0 9 5 in 100 000 000 003 5 2 pci Washington 24 11 KuocK KienaraMin Kubck 3B Klaus I 3 2 0 Hurley PEN TSC 6:212 EPST TSC 2:24 (New record GSST SJCC (New SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Pct Behind 595583524494463458447432 bonus baby William Hall fresh off the campus of the Uni versity of Georgia was returned riday by the Salem Ore Class team Nig is suffering from a sore arm hurt it when I pitched Hall said Shreveport June 13 Then I pitched two innings at Salem and it bothered me again and I had to Rube Walker plans to use Thad Tillotson and Ed Dick in double header against Macon Tillotson who has been shutout in his last four appearances will pitch the seven inning nitecap Con'ell 3b Klaus ss Hinton rf Green Tahy cf Long lb Keough If otticr 2b Donovan nRright Kutyna TouK orced Wabbington New Turk New York 27 11 DP Kubck Richardson and Skowron Gardner Richardson and Sknwron Washington 6 New i i i ManUe SB Richardson IP 1 1 innova (L 3 6 Kutyna Eord 14 2) I laherty Klnnamon chick 1:54 A 28019 KAXS5S CITY an di 3 0 11 4 0 10 Diving (One Meter) 8 Under Cantey Callaway (AST) Peggy Moss (MSC) 9 10 Ricky Carroll (TSCLN) Edward McLeod MSC) Billy Schell (SJCC) Bea Moore (MSCh Ricky Moss MSC) 9 10 Teohanie Jordan (AST) Nancy Nettles (AST) Lam a Winchester (TSC) Page Pritchet (AST) Marie Reynolds (SJCC) Caiol Margeson (AST) IZ Buster (AAC) Boyter 1112 erine Cnnrnv (TAC) Betty Meredith (AAC) Marolyn utn i al 1314 Boys Jerry Wayne Pharis Den xMingledorff (TSC) Ronald (DST 13 14 Becky Buntin (AST) Christie (TSC) Patricia Whitman Helen Joost (SJCC) Jann Berry 400 Medley Relay: Senior AIS A TST JAX AISA WAM TSC SJCC 4:551 (New record old record 5:096 by Senior Women 200 Medley Relay: 14 14 Boys AST DST PKN S1CC old record 227 by CGSA) 13 14 AST MSC SJCC 2:378 record old record 2:43 4 by AST) 11 12 Bws TSC SJCC MRD MSC AAC SJC 2:49 6 11 12 GSST TSC AST AAC AST TSC 2:50 9 10 MSC SJCC TSC 3:202 9 10 AST AJCC PEN MSC AST 3:225 (New record old record 3:405 by AST I Under TSC AST 3:47 (New record old record 3:48 by CGSAi Sharon also got in on the rec ord breaking with a 1:066 block ing in the senior 100 meter freestyle at the Tift Park pool Mike snare any rec ords but picked up a first place in ll and 12 diving The 200 meter individual medley was the favorite event for the record smashers as seven standards fell in the various age groups in that event Besides inneran Cathy Perry also set another record in that event as did teammate Kathy Harris The others who set new individual medley marks were Harvey Zion of Club Noel Jean Avinger of the Good Shepherd Swim Team Jackson ville John Kalinback of At lanta swimming unattached and Jane Rohrback of North Miami also swimming unattached Suzie Chance of the Good Shepherd Swim Team joined Cathy Perry as a double record breaker She finished second in the 50 meter freestyle but was clocked in the same time as Cathy and established mark stroke Other Atlanta Independent Swim Asso ciation in the senior med ley relay and by the Tallahassee Swim Club in the same event for 8 and under boys Pct 3 500 43 449 47 397 RfKTfW 2 3 Schilling 2b 0 0 Geiger cf 0 oi If 0 Jensen rf OO'Malzone 3b 0: t'agrroni O' Runnels lb 2 Buddin ss 3 Muffett I Hinman aNixon Wood bGreen Totals Qualification time trials will be held Saturday Race starts Sunday July 9 at 3 rom Daytona Beach rance told The Journal by telephone car that finishes the ire cracker 250 can have its engine scaled and will not have to be inspected again driver who wants to work on his car Tuesday through Sat urday may do so but of course will have to undero an inspection "1 do not want to knock USAC but this cancellation is most un fortunate The condition of the track was something that should have been determined before the management started on its pro 2 8 0 9 WP MuffML Schwartz Napp 3 2 9 Corrigan Drummond Paparella MJndir AST 408 2 (New rec ord cM record 4: jo bv AST) 100 reestyle: Senior Harrteen Merrill (AISA) Week (1N NMAC) MittUNM) Jimmy Taylor (MsC Mike Roberts (UMAC) Dale Smith JX Senior Sharon inneran (UN M) Jane Rohrback (UN AMAC) Su nan Cliffor (MSCC) Ann Seabeck (VAC) DileJwerke (I' Y) Sharon itz gerald (PEN Y): 1:066 (New record 1:088 by Martha Eney 50 reestyle 8 Under Jimmy Mark (PEN Y) Amundson TSC) John Williams (TSC) John Marseson (AST) Terry Dickinson CISC) Jimmy I osier (TSC) Hnder Girls aye Anderson (GSST1 Yu MaUlck Cantey Calloway (AST Sis Hall (AST) Betsy Ziick MSC): 47:0 9 10 Boys Jim inneran (LNM) 'GSST) Carl Henry iEPST) (EPST) Ronnie Jenkins (MSCl 362 9 10 Cathey Perry (AST) Suzie Chance (GSST) Nancy Conger (MSC) nherr3fc (TB YAC) Margaret ('yccL Cheryl Spurlin (TB YAC) 362 (New record old record 369 by Anne Perry AST) rJb12 Kly (UN BPRh Meier (MRD Zan Tracv (AST) crcP alaan (SJCC) David Timberlake Pcard (MSC) 344 ''d 2 Kathenne Conroy SJCO Pf'lw Parris (AST) Betty Meredith JAVC) Carol reudenorf TB YAC (TSC) Jackie BirchaU GYIKLD 347 '3 14 Harvey Zinn (O Mike Harris (AST) Karl Hanson (SJCCi lPCT0ailson Tony Saxon lEATJfrry Pharris DST: 29 0 13 14 Anne Perry (AST) Denise Pan'os (CN B) Bertha Pepper (TAC) Lovena Purnan (GSST) Patsy Biack (DST) Leslie Brmvn 320 (New record 316 set by Perry in qualifying old record 344 hv Perrv Jimmy Taylor (MSCl Mjlce Roberts (AMACi Richie Abrahams (LN NMAC) Richard Rosebush (AlSAi 272 (New record 271 set bv rKOrd by meh? (SJCC) Barbara Nim yf Sl Roete Wernicke (PEN Breaststroke: funder Jimmy Mack (PEN Y) 'll10' Tim Clemens John Margeson (AST) John Sma11 (AST): GaWry 9 10 Greg Hardee (GSST) Car! Ronnie Holihan (PEN Y)(MSC) George Smail (AST) John Dehson TSC): 48 6 (New trd old record 491 by Charlie Ingle Su2ie Chance (GSST) Kathy Sollae (SJCC) Stephanie Jordan (AST) Llnia SPdriin (TB YAC) Vicki Mills (PEN Y) 47 0 RVhm rT rcV record 48'9 by HoUy 11 12 Zan Tracy (AST) John Lanahan (SJCC) Charles Ingle (TSC) Mud (AAC) Bill Boerner (PEN Y) tJJJ2 Katherine Conroy (SJCC) fI R1Malcom (AC) Jeannie Mennen (LN B) Gwn Briley TSC Bonnie A'iMeMGiT'Tru1y (GSST) 100 Breaststroke: 13 14 Abe Valentin (TB YAC) 1 Birkner iliy Rhodes (AST) Jim HookingAST David Curry (PEN Y): 1:30 IJ 14 Dana Brooks (AISA) Noelftr Edith imdendmf (TB YAC) Leslie Brown (MSC) Betty (DST)'yei ASiv'' Patsy Blackstone 115 7 record old record by nKathy phelan KC) Breastsroke Senior Bob Holihan Y) Bom Neff (TSC) Steve Castles (AISA) (JAX Y) Tom Mathis (PEN Y) Donald Pharis DST) 3:05 Lin'ia Bransford (SJCC) Patty ryer (GSST) Margaret Debra (PENN Y) Susan Rive (MRD) (MRD) Kappy Birkner 200 Individual Medley: 9 10 Jim inneran (UN M) Ter rell Birkney (EPST) Carl Henry (EPST) fevJfnSn! MSO Ronnie Hollman (IEN Y) Russ Mnne (MSC) 3:17 (New nSd'rrrecord 3:237 Mike in 9 10 Cathy Perry (ASTI Sherryancy Congerlsc2 Pjhnia Gage (TSC) 3:410 Aew by Kathy Harris 11 12 Clint Chew (PN Y) Mike inneran (UN M) Zan Tracy fAST) Kelly (UN BPR? Chartes le (JS Jeft Muir (AAC) 3:01 bars HarrisAST) Bar Tria1 Mennen (UN Slade (GSST) Chris Williams (TSC) Gwen Briley (TSC): 3:09 2 (New Record old record 3:144 by Anne Pern? 13 14 Harvey Zion (C) Skin ifkner EPST) Mike Harris frPCTaIenn YAO Tony Hopkins AST): 2 45 0 reCOrd 2:53 3 by Hor' An'nVVSlieBIs (TTR tAISA Edita reudendorf (TB YAC) Jerry Carter (TSC) 3 04 record 3l2 by Kalinback AT) Hand (UN M) Tut Heiler (TSC) UAX Y)artRirlXUIpNACADaie Smith uavy) Ricky arber (AISA): 2 35 2 2 32 NMAn Jane Rohrback (UN Wrnfeke S(PV fftId JMSCC) Dais ipffivi Swarson Worth 3 by MarthI or the zBig Cars' rance: 'USAC Should Have Made Selma Pensacola Panama Walton Beac 10 Montgomery Pensacola 10 Dothan 8 Selma 3 Panama City 2 (10 innings) INTERNATIONAL 35 31 30 22 BASEBALL TONITE Atlanta Crackers vs Macon Peaches Sadecki (W 7 4) McDaniel Brewer (L 0 3) Anderson xSchaffernoth lstnn Tin AIVLV Yarhrf mpn tn fifh By Elston (Cunningham Rucheki Sudol orman Daxcnli Secory Ven zon 2:39 A 5122 I PITTSBURGH io di 5 13 2 4 0 0 0 3 12 2 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 10 3 0 fl 0 10 0 4 12 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOOO 10 0 0 Tntali CrnundtAd mj fnt Unrft Walked for Throneberry in 8th Ran tnr i rinnnne in i in nsinff Roarke in 12th Ran for Maxwell in 12th Grounded out for Wilhelm in 12th Detroit 202 000 Baltimore 000 310 010 Non PO Detroit 36 15 Balti more 36 2 Hoefl Triandos and Gen tile McAuliffe Wood and Cash: ox Wood and Cash: Breeding and Gentile: Roarke and Cayh: Robinon Breeding and Gentile Detroit 13 Baltimore 6 Kaline Colavito 2 Wood Gentih tireeamg noros dos Brandt son Running Aguirre ox (W 3 0) isher Hoeft Wilhelm 6 3) isner i CHICAGO Heist cf Zimmer 2b Santo 3b Altman rf Bouchee lb layior Kindall ss Brewer cRodcers i S'hal noth i Elston Drott I dRank Totals 37 11 10 11 Totals a Hit hv nitrh far SchaflAr Ran and scored (or Cunningham in 8th Called out on strikes for Ander son in 6th Walked for Drott in 9th St Louis 500 000 Chicago 020 000 None PO St Louis 27 8 Chicago 27 12 Warwick and Lillis Buchek Lillis and White LOB St Louis 3 Chicago 8 Heist Taylor Lillis chatter nmaaii wuuams Pieice Lollar ox 9z11 Iy nrelo 27 11 Martin and ox Chicago 9 Los Angeles 4 2B Thomas McBride Koppe Hunt 2 Landis Apa ricio Sadouski Moran Pearson Picre 4 6) 3 Kemmerer 7 Baumann 3 McBride (W 7 5) 9 Rv MrRridp Bride Berry Unsalata Umont Stew art A 10793 national league Pct Behind 616581569537500449 400328 RESULTS Pittsburgh 4 San rancisco 3 Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 11 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 0 fAMS Cincinnati (Hunt 8 3) at Milwaukee (Buhl 5 5) 1 :30 pm San iancisco (Sanford 3 5 at Pitts burgh (rjend 8 8) 12:30 pm St Louis (Miller 1 1) at Chicago (Ells worth 2 5 pm Los Angeles (Drysdale 5 5) phia (Roberts 1 8) 7:05 pm TEXAS Pct' Amarillo 48 30 615 Austin Tulsa 44 35 557 Victoria San AnL 40 38 513 Ardmore REsIXTS San Antonio 7 Amarillo 3 Tulsa 9 8 Victoria 5 4 Austin 6 Ardmore 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION I pft I Louisvile 43 3) 581 Dal 37 Denver jo yju Houston 42 36 538tOmaha RIDAY'S RESULTS Houston 11 Indianapolis 6 Dallas Worth 4 Omaha 3 Louisville 3 Denver 3 ALABAMA LORIDA Pcti 6 2 750ltWal Bch 5 2 714Montgmry 3 4951 Dothan RESULTS Tntals a Grounded struck out for Willey in 7th Walked for McMillan 9th Singled for Ray mond in 9th Cincinnati GW 030 Milwaukee None TO Cincinnati 27 11 Mil waukee 27 14 Blasingame Cardenas and Coleman Matheis Bolling and Ad cock Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 12 Adcock Robinson Limon Jay (W 1 4) 8 2 3 Henry Soahn (L 8 9) 4 1 3 Willey 2 2 3 Raymond 2 vit Stainer Smith 2:25 A 24184 LOS ANGELES i ab bi I Wills ss Gilliam 2b Davis cfMoon If airly rf TDavis rf lf Larger id aHodees lb Silencer 3b Williams arrell 0 cValo dMalkm's i Ou ens erese bB Smith Lehman dWalls Sullivan alters ci 38 10 15 8 Total for Larker in 5tn Walked for Ditmar in 5(h: for Lemon in 8th hed out anw in atn Minaeeota Kana fit Hovr 2 PO Minnesota 27 12 Kansas Citv 2ML Versalles Martin and Killebrew Tuttle and Killebrew Kansas Lily Martin Lemon 3B Versalles Ki 5 6 2 i 0 2b McCovey 1b Kuenn rf lf Cepeda 1b lf Mays rf Alou If aHiller 2b Davenp't 3b Haney Pagan ss Miller Tot ale Sacrificed for Alou In 9th Sacrificed for Smith in 9th for ace in 9tb Grounded out for Groat in 9th San rancises vvO 100 PilUburzh a 100 001 002 4 Loean Amalfitano McCwey PO A rancisco 26 7 Pittsburgh 27 14 (2 out when winning run scored Hoak Mazeroski and Slurt Haddix Mazerobki and Stuart Logan Mazeroski and Stuart San rancisco 4 Pittx Hiller Scho By GERRY CHATHAM The first day of reckoning has arrived for 140 bowlers eager to take home a slice of the $7200 melon in the Carling Open tournament Practicially all the hopefuls checked in at Dixie Bowl for prac tice games riday By far the two most impressive of the 140 were two professionals who have been mentioned as sure bets to make the 12 man finals These two of course would be Joe (You Aw right) Joseph and Bill (BPAA All Star Winner) Tucker Joseph needed little time in adapting his easy flowing full roller to the Dixie boards Within five minutes he was driving al! ten pins seemingly through the back of the house If Joseph can keep up the pace and win the Carling Open it could be the breakthrough the husky Syrian needs Joseph's career is dotted with second and third place finishes Joe himself refers to himself as always a bridegroom and never a bride A spot check of some of the top name howlers such as Billy Golembiewski Wayne Zahn and Tucker reveals that Joseph is the favorite to win the $2100 first place money Not to be looked over lightly however are Tucker and former Atlantan Bill Pace (Pace) bowled real well on the pro Joseph said should be the Golembiewski Joseph's travel ing partner this trip nodded asked to 000 ooo o010 023 04X 10 (6) Apple (7) and Sullivan Tnt ale Lined out Hillman in 5th Bit sacrifice fly for Wood in 9th Cleveland 001 570 Bunton 000 000 2 DcLalloz 2 PO Cleveland 27 8 Boston 279 Bell Del aliw and Dower LOB Cleveland 6 Boston 9 DrLaHog roer uvwihim Green ir Bril (W 5 81 9 9 Muffett 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