6 THE SUNDAY PRESS Einghamton, N. Aug. 6, 1961 Latest in Baseball Averages Good as He Is Big? Milwaukee or Vinre Lom-bardi, coarh of the National Football League fireen Bay Packers, believes Val Keckin, rookie quarterback from Mississippi Southern, may be a real find. He weighs 220, Is 6-foot-5 and has a strong arm. (Iaclsdrt Frtdsv's games) CLIB BATUMI AMERICAN LEAGUE XATIOXAL Too Much Vic Wertz For AB HR RBI Pet.
17M 511 1012 1114 4S2 .272 S4J 4 1M) 544 .270 Vranh Dolan Say: 'Could -Make a Man Ringncckc Grouser' By FRANK DOLAN rink levelaad Niwd ork fhiraia Ifetrmt haliimnra HoaUMi (Iacla4s FrWer'a famM) CUB BATTINO Hub ABB HI BR! Fri 21 72 41 10 I 71 111 1 74 loo 4 10 47 44 I 2 GUARANTEED 44 71 511 072 101 47 SM5 5rt ti3 125 514 Clsva. lit 3713 471 11)1 440 Cleve. 1M 131 J1 74 4d MrBnd. A. 161145 3M0 472 114 447 ab'q'la.
Boa. 151 151 3SI1 417 175 S4 415 .149 Wyna, CM. 110 3MS 4SJ a7 60 472 .24 Hall, Ball, 1 50 3427 454 iri 131 460 JUi Archer. JC C. 117 121 Minnesota PlIlSmKfB 4-11 1 17 422 .177 W.ahinstna ELECTRONIC 25 41 I 40 45 St.
Louis 5.V12 473 41 7 446 .372 Kansas Clly Cincinnati- 147 Sl IIS 474 Um Anielea Daniels, Wash. 112 07 44 51 saa ranrtaeo 920 123 474 Los Angeles M.sn 4D4 001 ID 444 CLIB FIH.DINO ary. lie. 1M ISO 47 101 15 PO A DP Prt. I flowalleld.
L.A. 41 44 Chlraao JVJ 42 Ml 121 4S4 .21 2870 1207 10 120 .081 Barber, Ball. 15 13 91 103 12 Milwaukee UM 4B1 lit 1.U 440 .255 Philadelphia iM 992 it4 SI 27 .243 1 35 Fiah.r. fink. 140 Perry, Cleve.
1 42 F.slrsdi. Rait, 146 MrLish. Chi. 132 Base, KC. I 32 BeU.
(Java. I 54 Regan, Det. 1 54 burro, A. 144 Coatea. Y.
1 64 Hohaugh, Wash 71 1 Daley. Y. 2 71 1 Conley, Boa. 1.74 1 Walker, K.C. 1.78 Kline.
L.A. 347 i Herbert, Chi. 1 89 i Mnellrr, L.A. I Ditmar, K.C. 93 Raumann, Chi, 4 UTurley.
N.Y. 4.15 Kornielrs, Bos, 4 17 Nuxhall, C. 4.20iMuffrtt. Bos 4.20 One-hit gsm in 140 42 70 I 10 4 12 148 144 54 59 I 4.38 129 104 93 101 I 4 40 127 131 38 47 7 10 4 .44 104 94 93 49 I 7 4 50 144 140 47 111 7 10 4.56 109 113 17 40 7 4 62 44 92 54 71 4 10 4 64 74 71 24 41 4 2 4 74 90 104 44 50 4 4.90 130 163 50 73 15 12 121 134 43 74 4 1ft 5 II 96 84 65 32 4 7 i 16 94 112 43 63 4 5 IS 131 172 45 64 10 5 30 95 102 68 72 4 4 5 40 64 99 28 37 2 132 121 164 40 49 8 9 58 71 73 49 47 I 1 158 82 92 39 44 I I 5 82 94 104 55 53 4 94 S3 98 27 10 4 72 Lary, Detroit; Sturdi- 107 201 111 Club Baltimore hlraso New York" Washington Boston OHE FULL YEAR WHEEL ALlGflBIT 17 94 Chi. t5 94 49 47 17 12.1 Y.
104 91 54 107 ,975 Paarual, Minn. 1M 13 41139 95 101 .977 1 fsppas. Ball. 100 79 47 45 91 95 Hawkins, Cieva. Ill US 45 41 lOST controversial gem in the diadem of outdoor sports is the well being of the ringneck pheasant.
With a great many sportsmen, the success or failure of any hunting hinges on how many of these colorful semi-domcsticated game-birds are to be found. Unfortunately, the demand has ex CHI FIKLP1NO a po a i or Pri. KM tl 11.10 K4 2774 1IM 110 21 1201 107 2'04 Hl 104 2M4 1111 Club Boston Boston slugger Vic Wertz drove across four runs with a triple, double and "ingle yesterday as the Red Sox defeated Kansas City 10-4. Don Buddin, hitting his fourth homer with a mate aboard, and rookie Carl Yastrzemski contributed a pair of RBIs apiece. The victory was the seventh In the last nine games for the revived Sox.
Towcrinff Boston richt hanrior Milwaukee San Francisco 99 54 .974 Pierre. Chi. 102 1759 1231 44 llll 1 A 104 27t7 1041 15 71 1H7 285S 1095 91 49.477:1'" Anselea 101 2771 104! 113 112 t'i'J lol 2871 1724 122 loft .971 MK'lain, Wash. Cincinnati I 12 7 4 I 7 7 11 12 7 4 7 4 1 11 4 12 105 2745 1139 119 99 .97111 Ramos. Minn.
Minnesota Foylark. Det. 104 25U0 1039 la 49 .909 I. os Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh 117 125 149 148 179 179 102 89 149 1B9 135 130 120 115 111 130 37 72 33 44 54 14 35 53 50 58 70 44 54 73 38 62 101 lm 1119 94 II .975 94 2525 1083 101 111 .973 10 2774 114 111 104 .972 104 1704 11B7 124 112 .970 INDIVIDUAL BATTINO (I7J ar mere at fcata) Shaw. Chi.
Orbs, L.A. Kaat, Minn. DeUck, Boa. St. Louis Chicago Plater, Club AR II RBI Prt.
4. 30' van Washington. 240 91 INDIVIOI'AL BATTINO (175 ar mere at ban) HowStoVNY, nn rntll u-Dfl f.rniitA4 U'ittt 127 -90 121 102 Piersall, If v. 354 VVtl.bJ til nilU 111.) fifth trinmnti aeninst 1A'lnpP Gentile, Bait. Ill Mantle, Y.
358 114 40 Brandt, Bait. 3.14 ceeded the supply in the last few years and no one least of all this reporter seems to have the right answers. Best we can do is a continuing probe of ringneck activities, and In recent years little food news has been uncovered. Our most reliable source of Information on ring-necks, rabbits and (rouse begins to come In as soon as the dog training season opens Aug. 1.
This year Is no exception. We're getting reports and they are not encouraging. Killeb'w. Minn. 348 Robinson.
Chi, 228 .365 .349 .342 .328 .324 .315 .313 .311 .310 .309 .308 .306 .305 .304 EASTEKX LEAGUE PIXWfLL It the ONLY ghag that afferg yea tall year tl lasarance ea year front sag allgnnnat Gieen, Waah. 242 Rum'no, Cleve. 362 Sievera, Chi. 321 Pearson, L.A. 2 8 Bilko, A.
223 CLUB BATTINO Green, Mina. 381 AR II .303 302 Springfield Triple Cities though he couldn't handle Athletics' Dick Howser. Howser lined his second homer Into the left field screen In the seventh Inning. His sacrifice fly brought in the A's second run in the fifth after he had singled his first two trips. Wertz crashed a two-run triple off the wall In left center highlighting a four-run third Inning.
Vic singled for one run in fourth and doubled for another in the sixth. Yastrzemskl took special morning batting practice from Ted Williams and responded with a double and a single in five trips. 104 109 71 75 112 99 85 68 114 121 69 122 130 111 67 127 72 109 70 75 74 52 294 Willismsport Kaline, I VI. 399 Ratify, Minn. 295 Fr'rona, Cleve, 413 i n.
Halt. 442 l.umpe. C. 379 Runnels, Bos. Kubek.
Y. 417 517 401 555 555 327 489 951 192 897 883 942 8 iS 34.13 1283 31.31 1319 3550 3291 mes) Coffle. TC. II 11 II 1 I .232 Outright, Wmpt. 222 31 51 4 24 .230 Krai, Lsn.
249 33 54 7 32 .225 RBI PCT. June, Rrad. 85 12 19 3 4 .224 461 .277 Dupon, Wmpt. 140 20 31 23 .221 1 447 .272 Patlnn, WmpL 53 4 12 1 1 .218 493 .29 Card. Rrad.
97 11 21 4 12 .216 403 Holfrr. John. 172 22 38 7 23 209 471 John. 25 41 0 19 .205, 434 .261 Oliver, Lan. 93 11 18 0 7 .194 lOrihry'ski.
Bead. 120 15 23 1 14 Nldlffer, TC. 21 I i 0 .1851 DP PCT. i I go .968 1 Triplet Pltrhers I C'i aa mm Lanraaler For example, one sportsman who worked his dogs Wednesday afternoon was aghast at his .294 DOLAN Reading Johnstown Snyder. Ball.
247 .291 .289 .289 CLUB FIELDING PO A K.C. 377 rillnx. Wash. 212 40 44 94 62 47 40 34 41 54 61 37 5 83 40 57 60 68 24 62 37 44 29 44 45 32 91 40 47 45 41 54 30 43 36 37 50 44 34 40 23 85 31 58 42 L.Thomas. L.A.
262 2633 1050 214 ti Ferguses Berra. Y. 268 Wash. 18 .286 Springfield ,284 Reading ,284 (Triple Clllrs .283 Johnstown 108 41 2734 1090 1554 1014 2547 108 2603 999 2589 1041 84 111 111 92 91 ,,2 Mlkkeliea ,959 Dumas .952 Murry .951 Nelseej Lancaster 97 11 93 13 381 343 330 377 345 Mans. N.Y.
Minoso, Chi. Held, Cleva. Landis, Chi. Smith, Chi. Williamsport .208 .143 .143 .143 .100 .100 .095 .079 Player, Club AR II RBI Prt I Clemenle, Pitt ISO 71 ini 17 4 .33 1 Rnb'aon.
Cln. 3H2 91 131 31 17 Hnak, Pitt. 44 102 1 34 .3341 Moon, A. 51 94 15 54 .332 Pinsun, Tin. 424 139 4 53 .325 Aaron.
Mil. 3" II 129 29 97 .323 Altman, Chi. 331 52 107 31 4 .321 Cepeda. S.F, 400 47 155 30 .320 Hover. Sl.L.
393 74 125 13 61 .318 Cun'ham. St 249 49 78 7 34 .3131 Mays. g.F. 392 93 173 29 10 .314 (i'xalez, Phlla. 25 40 81 7 37 .313 Davis, A.
37 5 HI 15 55 .3118 Thomas, Mil. 287 44 17 47 .307 White, St L. 391 117 II S3 .305 Javier, St.U 211 32 70 1 24 .303 Santo, Chi. 401 81 121 12 58 .301 Wills, A. 401 0 119 0 23 .297 Freese, tin.
402 38 119 19 67 .294 Coleman, Cin. 374 45 111 I 65 .294 Virdon. Pilt. 3l 57 110 I 44 Mathews, Mil. 372 43 107 22 55 .288 Musial.
St L. 250 29 72 10 49 .288 Rolling. Mil. 414 47 119 13 47 .287 Williams, Chi. 324 47 93 II 64 .287 Post.
Cin. 202 30 59 12 39 .287 Stuaxt, Pitt. 306 44 97 17 61 .284 Burgess, Pitt. 199 21 34 38 .281 Am'tit'o. S.F.
223 37 63 1 19 .580 James, St.L. 218 31 61 2 34 .280 F.Alou, S.F, 275 36 77 11 28 .277 Torre, Mil. 250 27 49 9 28 .276 Banks, Chi. 327 3(1 90 19 49 .275 Davenp't. T.
29 42 71 7 39 .272 Heist. Chi 243 39 64 7 32 .272 Oem'fr, Phlia. 247 34 67 9 38 .271 Larker. L.A. 21 27 59 5 29 .271 Hertell.
Chi. 183 15 50 1 24 .270 1 Smith, Phila. 265 28 71 4 31 Bailey, S.F. 281 32 70 11 38 Skinner, Pitt. 209 40 54 2 16 Pagan, S.F.
289 26 77 32 .266 Kuenn. 8 F. 341 46 90 i 38 .264 Zlmmer, Chi. 352 44 92 I 30 .261 M'aer'ki, Pilt. 338 45 58 I 40 .260 1 Kasko.
Cin. 323 44 84 1 16 .260 W.Oavis, L.A. 289 49 75 12 43 .260 BeU, Cln. 181 23 47 1 29 .260, Adrock. Mil.
359 46 93 21 64 .259 Calllson. Phila. 290 48 73 5 32 .259 Groat, Pitt. 365 45 94 4 36 .258 Herrera, Phila. 319 49 B2 10 43 .257 Maya.
Mil. 233 42 59 11 31 .253 Klndall, Chi. 221 28 56 30 .253 Bouchee, Chi. 267 44 67 11 32 .261 Neal, L.A. 243 28 41 41 .251 INDIVIDUAL BATTINO .282 .281 .281 .279 .279 Peterson Me yer Klhg Del Marge.
AB HR RRI Prt. fiuinn. Wmot. 160 78 58 .363 2 BOSTON Schilling 2b 3 2 1 Geiger cf 3 3 10 Yastr'skt If 5 1 2 2 WerU lb 8 13 4 Million 3b 4 0 0 0 Nixon 4 0 0 0 Hardy rf 4 110 Buddin 4 13 2 Conley 4 110 42 44 27 47 93 48 86 21 48 54 56 29 44 39 58 33 35 37 24 27 33 10 70 48 39 42 27 101 55 51 59 61 20 23 25 23 60 43 44 59 S3 16 93 48 31 26 33 33 42 48 31 19 52 33 40 44 66 48 27 34 4.1 24 35 24 59 38 32 53 2'8i Keller, TC 3.36 72 ,27 i Newton. Read.
156 26 PITCHING I -w-' Port, I I Chsvy, PlynhWtl .360 .353 IP BB SO ERA KANSAS CITT lb a bl Bowser as 4 14 2 HankiM If 19 2 1 Causey -2b 8 0 1 1 lb 0 0 Lump 2b 2 0 0 0 Johnson Jb 2 0 0 0 Stephen! rt 4 0 0 0 Ptg'tano 2 0 0 0 Virgil 2 0 0 0 DelGrero tf 3 2 1 0 Walker 1110 McD'mott 0 0 0 0 Kunkel 2 0 10 River 10 0 0 Total 21 4 12 4 0 1.50 4 5 0 8 0 .349 Wmpt, .322 Kon'lesky, Read. 106 97 104 50 91 60 103 114 99 90 84 51 101 68 114 86 LJ UJ 59 44 23 40 4 169 131 68 167 16 Temple, Cleve. 380 Hardy, Bos. 179 O'Con'l, Wash. 327 Carey.
Chi. 217 Skowron, N.Y. 374 Phillips, Cleve. 423 Jensen. Bos.
363 Triandos. Bait 330 Boms, Pet. 315 Hrrzng, Bait. 187 t'olavilo, Det. 372 Wertz, Bos.
250 Aparicio, Chi. 421 Vsalles, Minn. 317 Howaer, K.C, 394 .317 1 Thomas, apia, Hailett, John. 93 77 15 55 Cater, Wmpt. 418 .274 frfrazzlni, John.
31- 273 LaBoy, Spfd. 214 .273 1 Kneano, Lan. 309 273 Pirrson, Wmpt. 175 jph, gp(d. 367 272 Martinez.
Read. 384 Harvey, Spld. 217 271 1 Moore, Lan. .320 Bail'geon, Wmpt. 101 83 20 45 Martinez, Spfd.
135 125 40 74 Brarey, Spfd, .314 .311 .310 .309 ,304 .304 .303 .101 Totala J10 11 1 Filed out for Kunkel in 9th Olsen, Read. Doyle, Spfd. Lindner, Spfd. Mehuron, Lan. Parts and Labor on 4 Wheels CRI? IT Brake Adjustments rilCC for Life of Linings GUARANTEED 20,000 Miles Bendlx Bonded Linings Linings Contour Ground to Perfectly Fit Your Drums PREMIUM LININGS 2" Holes, Spfd.
329 64 Lan. 343 35 .269 1 Jimlnsne. TC. 294 44 71-106 31 57 TC. .100 Long.
Wash. Power, Cleve. Kansas City 001 010 1014 Boston 024 201 Ofti-10 Lumpe. PO-A Kansas City 24-14, Boston 27-0. LOB Kansas City S.
Boston f. IB Hardy, Yaitnemskl, Wertz. Sie- 1 2.64 2 66 1 2.81 3 2.85 8 3.07 5 3 08 4 3.15 4 3.27 1 3.27 2 3 48 7 2.51 5 3.59 3.64 7 3 71 4 3.71 4 3.72 3 3.86 2 3 91 5 192 1 93 2 3.94 8 3 96 fi 3 98 .298: Peterson, TC. 73 70 26 97 101 14 135 131 60 77 86 15 89 81 40 76 41 38 128 149 35 99 97 40 119 124 40 63 58 23 116 113 46 63 67 18 53 .55 24 78 79 28 212 302 371 248 188 344 276 234 439 323 bern. 2B Warn.
Ft Buddin, Howser. SB tiger 2. fiF Howser. 14 14 13 10 14 10 21 17 12 3 GUARANTEED Pig'tano, C. Tashy, Waah.
Buddin, Bos. Averill, L.A. Wood, Det. Hunt, L.A. Wagner, L.A.
IP ERBBSO Walker (L 4-5) 2 5 2 1 2" Gary. TC. 207 Brown, Read. 57 26')f, gpfd, 352 2fifiiSparks. Spfd.
231 Spfd. 198 24 Williams, Read. 408 John. 392 262 Fields. Wmpt.
313 262Vassie, Wmpt. 271 261Orton, TC 299 260 srhrrlhrr. John. 46 259 Ranks, TC. 351 259iskeen, John.
227 FOR THE LIFE .1 MeDarmott 1-3 4 2 2 0 0 Kunkel 4 3-3 3 1 1 2 2 310 OF YOUR CAR MORI .295 Tedesro, John. ,294 Sinner, Spfd. .293 Us, Read. Lopez, Wmpt. .288 1 Farekas, Read.
.288 Merkwood, Spfd, .288 1 Dumas, TC. .287 1 Meyer, TC. .283 Hughes, Lan. .279 'Hamilton, Wmpt. Hansen, John.
.280 1 Lopez, Read. .279 Del Margo, TC. .288 Kikla. Lan. .278 Lunsford, Wmpt.
46 47 27 25 4(1 51 37 71 53 44. 40 52 44 24 23 33 40 39 44 51 Cooler CW, S-10) 12 4 4 1 3 WP Walks. MeDannott. Stevens, Wee, Bcbwarta, Napp. 2:26.
A 6,716. Keough, Wash 265 Rich'son, N.Y. 425 Rruton, Det. 394 Fern'dez, Det. 284 Brown, Det.
232 MONROE SHOCKS 121 35 145 119 69 99 55 114 119 67 98 100 104 99 62 17 104 68 58 118 113 90 78 83 11 98 64 84 17 10 67 63 103 81 47 113 108 90 45 106 111 92 61 93 92 14 69 .35 74 34 58 9 78 80 759 Uaidnnado. finfri. 300 103 72 95 117 48 56 11 27 84 69 51 68 86 109 31 58 154 157 67 111 110 135 39 62 39 35 20 24 64 51 39 62 53 47 24 41 88 94 40 78 I 13 4.03 4.09 60 II 259 Washington. R'd, 61 TC. 371 95 PAIR PITCHING (Eight ar mora decisions) Pitrher.
Club IP BR SO ERA. Per-noskl. L.A. 62 31 31 35 4 2 2 61 Miller. 8T.
74 53 21 56 1 2.68 14' Snfd. 241 ALL CARS Hintnn, Wash. 197 Kirkl'd, Cleve. 364 Lemon, Minn. 310 Fox, Chi.
419 Yastr'iki, Bos, 388 ,278 1 Nelson, TC. Homers Aid Giisox Win Lan. 234 253Moran. John. 373 1 4.15 3 4.23 4.25 5 4.30 3 4 33 4 34 findings.
Working them in the Town of Fenton in an area where he usually hopes to get In a lot of dog training and a little shooting come hunting season, he came across two dead birds. Both were tagged by the Conservation Department. Both birds were In bad feather with most of the saddle hackle having been picked out before the birds were released. Our reporter said one of the birds had been "billed" (its upper beak cut away) during the rearing period. It had obviously not grown again before the bird was released.
IT IS OBVIOUSLY unfair to preach a sermon or attack the Conservation Department editorially until we know the facts. Our reporter Is going to send the tags into the Game Division of the Conservation Department and a report should be forthcoming. It is possible, of course, that the birds reported had been raised by the Conservation Department but had been held too long by cooperating sportsmen before the pheasants were released. It Is also possible that the birds were raised by some cooperating group of sportsmen whose Inexperience accounted for the Inferior quality of the stock. Whatever the score, It becomes clear that stocking poor quality pheasants is a waste of time and money.
SULLIVAN COUNTY youngsters are going to have one glamorous day this month. It comes on Aug. 18 when the county promotion bureau stages a fishing derby at Clmaron City, outside Monticello. Contestants (boys andor girls must be between the ages of 6 and 12 and must be accompanied by an adult. Application for a free ticket of entry should be filled at the office of the Sullivan County Publicity and Development Bureau Before Aug.
15. Contestants should bring their own hook line and rod. The prize will be trout. One old mossback of the lunker type has been named John L. Sullivan.
He is reportedly swimming around the Rodeo pool ten times dally just to get in condition. Most interesting of all for the young anglers, the contest will be opened officially by Chief Ironhorse, full-blooded Comanche Indian who will call time for the fishing to begin. According to reports received this week, the trout In the Willowemac are doing all they can to lift Catsklll trout fishing out of the doldrums. One Triple Cities angler spending his vacation In the De-Bruce area sends word that there hasn't been a morning in the last week when he couldn't take his limit of browns. The happy angler said the catch has not been made up of recently stocked trout.
He believes they are fish of last year's stocking. They show a lot of punch and are in good condition. Most that he has taken are of fair size averaging 12 to 14 inches. Kerrigan, Wmpt 9 10 2 92 8 3 2 5 50 103 12 26 .250 Barry. TC.
291 4Q95 .276 .278 .276 .274 MONROE LOAD LEVELERS McCracken, Wmpt. 81 97 24 46 Smith, Read. 145 132 81 117 Hahn. Lan. 129 129 40 116 9 pair MeCor'Ick.
S.F. 157 134 Brnsnan. Cln. 53 48 Podres. L.A.
129 127 Jay. Cin. 166 143 Kouiax, L.A. 173 1.34 Simmons. St.L.
130 140 Gibson. St.L. 139 118 PITCHING (Eight ar mora drrlslnna) Pitrher, Club IP BH SO F.RA. 6 10 4.40 4 6 4 .43 FREE INSTALLATION 3.07 120 1.28 3.32 3.43 3.44 Drummnnds. L'n.
170 Webb, Read. 41.7 Teague, Read. 393 Johnston. Wmpt. 332 llamill, John, 116 Clarke, TC.
3.91 .273 IGanaauer, Read. 69 70 37 116 12152 .271 Murry, TC. 50 56 21 32 87 13 62 108 15 63 181 13 47 70 5 72 108 7 76 85 8 4 34 4 54 63 6 1 89 14 68 0 16 Arroyo. N.Y. Lown.
Chi. 9 6 81 51 32 73 57 26 54 42 2 22; Moorehead, John. 35 39 9 OPEN Bait. 223 3fi Wilhelm 37 68 30 .269 Ferguson. TC.
Donovan, Wash, 68 49 53 A llrrsTFtrr-STid. 347 93 77 34 120 102 9 112 94 33 79 7,3 40 8 7 9 4 Thus. Evenings to 9 p. m. 3.49 John.
228 46 66 11 12 56 69 9 8 3.51 357 83 89 39 15 16 39 91 120 17 70 74 28 80 93 44 122 130 56 45 58 17 Sadeckl, St.U Fare, Pitt. Sanford, S.F. Spahn, Mil. Hunt, Cin. O'Tixile, Cin.
Purkey, Cin. Burdette, Mil Drysriale, L.A. Shantz, Pitt. Gibbon. Pitt.
7 4.38 4.59 4 4 63 1 4.64 5 4 77 2 4.80 5 4 85 4 5.01 8 5.18 8 5.39 0 5.40 4 5.53 2 6 12 4 4 80 4 7.68 2 7.94 2 8.10 FIXWELL 33 73 21 38 87 11 61 12 45 9 60 7 144 122 63 68 132 111 173 161 123 111 161 151 170 176 182 102 147 138 71 72 124 127 104 106 112 U3 127 121 Chicago (Jt) Two-run homers by Jim Landis and Luis Apa-ricio powered the Chicago White Sox to an 8-3 victory over the Washington Senators yesterday. Landis 15th homer highlighted a three-run rally in the seventh Inning which broke a 3-3 tie. Apa-ricio clubbed his third homer in the eighth inning. Chuck Hinton's fourth homer In the top of the seventh had lifted 153 158 115 102 117 95 112 95 174 166 181 157 Kolb, Lan. 2 94 Monlak, John.
2 07 Hall, John. 3.00! 11,11, TC. OSjMalMt. John. 3-10 Waile, Lan.
3-1-1! Smith. Wmpt. 2-13 Schwaner, Lan, SlaflordrNTYT Donohue, L.A. Mosul, Det. Srhwall, Bus, Brown, Ball.
Sheldon, N.Y. Kralirk, Minn. Running, Det. Funk, Cleve. Kutyna, Wash, Ford, Y.
Fowler, L.A. 1 Sietiert, Read, .268 Wood, John. .261 1 Fenn, John. ,261 1 Thorn. John.
John. .257 Wakefield, Lan. Wmpt. Spfd. .250 1 Heffner.
John. .21.3 i King. TC. Wmpt. Lan.
.237 Oplinger, Lan. 58 107 11 30 70 22 53 13 38 120 9 22 44 5 39 98 8 36 70 5 36 74 3 39 91 8 63 25 47 101 10 47 133 12 3.58 3.60 3.61 3.61 3 68 3 77 3.89 4.02 4.04 4.06 352 131 268 136 291 136 239 33 327 338 57 25 45 Alignment an4 Brake Specialist! RA 2-9523 11 Washiagtoa Blaghamtea 72 62 T64 10 Anderson, (hi. 87 84 3.21 Theis, John. 32 3 59 33 42 17 25 16 37 15 Sullivan, Thila. 32 46 6 63 1)6 19 21 53 34 17 20 198 154 63 41 3.2.3 3.29 Tessier, Wmpt.
Coffman, Spfd. Marichal, S.F. Ruhl. Mil. 60 8 69 142 134 48 11 4.11 Buzhardt.
Phila. 114 114 41 131 127 53 91 10 4.12 the Senators Into a 3-3 tie after the Sox had scored three unearned Brogllo. St.L. Cardwell. Chi.
Williams, L.A. runs in earlier Innings. 157 1 54 57 89 9 4.13 161 143 78 133 10 4.14 87 82 34 42 1 4.14 184 188 45 99 7 12 4.16 168 191 33 77 10 12 4,17 Nottebart. Mil. Hobble, Chi.
Aparicio, enjoying one of his 9f5 better days at the plate, colldcted Friend, Pitt. Willey, Mil. 90 84 45 60 4 4 20 IB four of Chicago's 11 hits. He also Haddix. Pitt.
104 110 25 41 7 104 121 24 36 7 5 153 152 30 118 7 13 Curtis. Chi. had a double and two singles. Juan Pizarro, the Puerto Rican Mahal'y. Phila Ferrarese.
Phlla. 94 87 48 66 65 30 44 Maloney. Cin. 76 outhpaw, went all the way and gained his seventh victory against four defeats on a yield of seven 108 109 42 90 96 103 34 40 122 127 40 77 100 133 31 62 hits. It was Pizarro's fifth com 4.33 4.42 4.47 4 50 4.30 4.38 4.59 4.63 4.77 4.78 5.04 5,09 5.32 5.63 5 64 6.00 6.49 Jones, 8 F.
Lnes, S.F. Jarkson, St.L. Ellsworth, Chi. O'Dell. S.F.
Mizell, Pitt. Farrell. A. Roberts. Phila.
81 89 plete game in 15 starts. CHICAGO ab ta hi WASHINGTON ab O'Con'ell 3b 4 0 2 0 22 69 24 32 31- 68 17 44 25 52 28 40 39 32 50 59 75 93 69 88 88 112 64 90 59 67 87 101 79 101 Aparicio S8 5 2 4 2 McDanlel. St.L, 4 0 10 Klstnn, Chi. 3 0 0 0 4 12 2 Craig, A. Short, Phlla.
4 110 210 0 4 12 2 4 0 10 Fox 2b Landis Robinson ri Minoso 1( Smilh 3b Martin lb Carreon Pizarro Johnson sa Zipfel lb Green Tasby ef Binton rf King if Cottier 2b Gabler Veal K'psteJn 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 10 0 4 2 2 1 4 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 SOFTBALL STANDINGS 1 2 2 10 3 0 0 0 CITY LEAGUE 32 2 72 Totala 221114 Totals CITY A LEAGUI Final gundjngg Tuesday North Sld vs. Ansco at AT North (final playoffs). 6 Strikeouts, No Hits Appleton, Wis. OT John Flavin, 19-year-old southpaw from El Cerrlto, pitched the first no-hitter of the season in the Three I League with Fox Cities beating Topeka, 12-0 Flavin fanned six in the seven-innina test. Flavin hurled for Palatka, in 1960.
Won I8t Pet. Thursday Ansco v. North Side at .700 .600 a Struck out for Gabler in 7th. Washington 020 000 1003 Chicago 001 200 82l Fox, Johnson, Cottier. PO-A Washington 24 17.
Chicago 27-8. DP Smith, Fox and Martial O'Connell. Cottier and Zipfali AparieJo, Fox and Martini Cottier, Johnson and Zipfel. LOB Washington 4, Chicago 6. IB Johnson.
Robinson. BR Einton. Landis, Aparicio. SB Aparicio. Barney'g Grill 9 1 Cruty'i Millg 7 3 Sports Dept.
4 Nite-Cap Rest. 3 7 Eddle'g Rest. 3 7 Valley. CITY LEAGUE Final Standings .300 .300 .200 Valley Motors in Endicott Bobbe'g Grill 2 8 Monday Nite-Can vs. Won Lost Prt.
Mc-Intosh Lab. 12 1 .923 Eddie Rest, at Rec. Park (playoff for 4th Statf Hotel 11 2 .846 IP ERBBSO Gabler 4 5 2 0 2 2 place). CITY LEAGUE Kllp't'n L. 2-2) 2 5 1 0 Pizarro (W, 7-4) 9 7 2 2 1 9 Won Lost Prt Kupfrlan 7 5 .583 General Hosp.
5 8 .385 Post Offlcaj 4 9 .308 Fowler's 3 9 .250 Valley Design 2 10 .167 Wednesday Mcintosh vs. Kup- fn.n at Mnrth' Staff tlnlel Vtf f.n .800 The last brand-new '61 Oldsmobiles you'll ever have WP Gabler 2. PB Green 2. Hur lay, Flaherty, Honochick, Kinnamon. 1:28.
A 6.394. .700 .667 WANTED EXPERIENCED CARPET SALESMAN ACE RUG CORP. 69 MAIN BINGHAMTON Norman'g Market Windsor Court Lane's Rest. Clinton Street Builders Supply .500 the opportunity to buy- now on sale at TRULY OUT 22? Hosp. at Valley (semifinal playoffs).
Muni Teen Marty Market Tuesday Clinton Street vs. Lane's STANDING DISCOUNTS. at First Ward. CITT LEAGUE Pinal Standings CHIRCH LEAGUE Final Standings Won Lost St. Michael's 8 2 Trinity Memorial 6 3 High Street Meth.
6 3 Good Shepherd 7 Main St. Baptist 1 8 Won Lost Prt. TCTC 010 810 08 5 Clark Cleveland 101 040 06 9 8 Corgel and Smith; Dino. Shuta (5) and Lesick. HR Shuta (CO.
Standings Prt. .607 .222 .111 11 .017 1 Dick's Clothing John's Rest. AMP Rest. woo. L4st ret ll Specializing in jl Flatops and Children Paul's Barber Shop (( If 14S Csnklla Aw.
RA 1-1777 1 10 7 6 4 .9131 2 5 8 8 A13 Jinn .333 .333 State Host). 1 12 .733: Battery .666 Universal Inst. Bins. Firemen 4 0 4 7 13 EXECUTIVE CARS AND DEMONSTRATORS Up to $1,000 Reductions in Price 11 10 7 1 Nikula Const. Davis Electric TCTC Clark Cleveland McMahon Bros.
Babv Bear Mart .000 12 Thursday St. Michael's vs. High Street at First Ward; Trinity vs. Good Shepherd at North (semifinal playoffs). Friday Thursday wlnnerf meet at North (final playoffs).
Monday Dick' Vf. AMP at First .500 .077 .071 1 12 ward; John's vs. State Hosp, at North (semifinal playoffs). uamcs inis wees Monday Clark Cleveland vs. Baby Bear at MacArthur.
McMahon at 4 Tuesday MiKuia vs 55 in Hec. Park. Wednesday Davis vs. Clark BEN'S IS the PLACE Cleveland at MacArthur (semifinal Complete model and body style selection including F85 Sedans, Wagons, Hardtops-dynamic 88 Wagons, Convertibles, Sedans; Super 88 Sedans and Hardtops; 98 Holiday Sedans. DISCOUNTS FROM $350 to $800 playoffs).
Thursday TCTC vs. Nikul atJX Rec. Park (semifinal iA Friday Wednesday and Thursday winners meet at Rec. Park (final fcs $oh ifa dijahd-io-Jii mem! Baby Bear Mart 210 010 04 3 McMahon Bros. 400 202 8 4 1 Barker and Sleeper; Sebesta and Thayne.
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