STAR .... ,THE EVENING . ¦ . . s C-4 DOFfS Wethinjtan, D. C. WEEK-END SPORTS ZJIZLIZ Frirfoy, September 23, 1960 Beman in Field of 126 ON RADIO-TV [ This Day in Sports' FIVE IS j ’ MAGIC NUMBER Television To Play for World Title TODAY Deane Beman will make his Yanks Speedway International S There is no individual prize. Stock first competitive appearance OuttoWrapUp car racing, WTTG—S, Jimmy Dietsch, an all-time Rhine and Ann Habercom, 118 However, there is considerable 10 p.m. duckpin great, is not a boastful each. since he won the National interest in low scoring honors. »? » * SATURDAY man but the Balti- popular Amateur golf title against 126 Devlin, Hyndman and Reid Title Boston Football morean has ipade a statement Kickoff matches in in Series the; of the world's finest amateur Jack of England tied with 301 without women’s section of the new Michigan State vs. Pitts- which, explanation, in the second Eisen- golfers totals at St. Andrews. By the Press - make him seem so. There Associated burgh. WMAL—7. 12:45 p.m. might Major Traveling Tenpin League hower tournament mld-July. That knocked the | Cup next was Dietsch is competing In the will be rolled tonight at Fair no playoff. The Yankees, once more the Yankees out of the 1959 race Football Scoreboard week at Merlon Golf Club, White Oak All-Star Mixed Lanes’ Wheaton Plaza, Beman, the 22-year-old big team in the American and sent the defending world WMAL—7. 3:45 p.m. I new starting Ardmore, Pa. i Doubles League. at 6:45 o’clock. University of Maryland senior League, open a three-game se- champions to a third-place fin- Bowling The United States Golf As- He Is so smitten with the The teams and their from Bethesda Country Club ries at Boston tonight with a ish. cap-j sociation released the Bowl the Champ, WMAL—7, tains today who the chance White Oak lanes, on which he’s are Congressional Plaza, won 1959 British) to wrap up their 25th Going into Fenway Park on i entries for the 72-hole medal ' 4 p.m. averaging 137-4 that he told Allie Ashbacher; Maryland Fair Amateur, will match strokes pennant. And they couldn’t July 9 last year, the Yanks were tournament. Each nation Q Horse Racing the Bea play for the first time with IL better 1 proprietors, Irving and Lanes, Hamilton; Whea- Ireland’s pick a place to do it. tied for third. 4Va games out of is entitled to four players, but Woodward Stakes from Herman Porton: “I believe I’ll ton; Bowling Center. Norma Joe Carr, three-time winner of It was at Fenway Park that first. When Aque- the of they left, they were only scores the low three the duct, WTOP—9. 4:30 p.m. roll a 500 here.” It would be Winninger; Virginia Fair British Amateur and rated the Yankees suffered their fifth, 7'a games behind. And will count toward the team Golf his first. Lanes, Maxine Wheaton; Bowl for a number of years as one of worst setback in a season of they never got closer than 5Mi total. SEPT. 1925 Considering several scores al- America, Betty Robinette and the great amateur golfers of the 2X frustration and humiliation last games after that, finishing 15 Top pro golf, WMAL—7, 5 One round a day will be ' ready rolled In the league. It Silver Spring Bowl, Mary Ann world. ye&r. It was there that the Red behind the White Sox. p.m. played from Wednesday iPiITTSBURGU ENDED THE wouldn’t be astonishing if not Davis. Beman will leave Sox a five-game series in tomorrow 1 swept SUNDAY »» » ? through Saturday at Merlon. GIWTS '4-YU&DEIGN AS NATIONAL Five Number only Dietsch but one or two for a few rounds over * Magic Beman will at 1 practice —, Bowling others hit Lots of action slated play p.m. may the figure at- Sunday the famed Merion course. LEAGUE CNAUWONS BY CLINCHING Now the who have "with Philippe Yankees, talned 13 in duck- for duckpinners. For the Wednesday Championship bowling, , by only men ex- Thirty two teams have THE PENNANT WITH A WIN six there will be Washer, internationally known ( 2-1 won in a row and 10 of their WMAL—7, 11 a.m. pin history. perts the ever entered, all with four-man! golfer from and Ed- OVEP Rocco Nocera popular Pop Wolfe Memorial Belgium, PHILADELPHIA. IT WAS THE NATIONAL last 12, could nail the payoff on Tom Nugent Show blasted a 450 teams except Ceylon, which has uardo Bergamo of Italy. Pair- set and he and his partner, Open at Hyattsville Lanes with three. . PIPST PLAGEOP BILLMCKECHNIE. CAntinued From Page C-l their vow to come back. They Highlights of University of will guaranteed of ings be changed daily. Gertha Wilson, fashioned a prizes $2OO, $lOO Teams in addition to Aus-’ # (HO CMe«o N Y N. n u<. rates' flop to fourth last-season, take on the seventh-place Red Maryland football, WTOP—9, Jack • I 299 an 822 set. Ed and $6O with ah entry fee of Nicklaus, the 1959 Na- 1 game, plus tralia and the United States, has faced the Braves once, in Sox p.m. For the tional Amateur William with nine games left. They and Nell Huff fired an $lO. handicap shooters titlist; Football ! Pugh are Argentina, Austria, Belgium, relief, without a decision this there's the Strike-Mor Handi- Hyndman 111 of need to win five of those to 813, with Nell contributing 401. Philadelphia Bermuda, Brazil, Canada,! year. Redskins and vs. Colts, WTOP—9, Dietsch, with two cap with top awards of $l2O, Bob Gardner, runnerup to clinch the pennant—no matter consecu- Ceylon, Nationalist China, Deiy ( In 1958, when the Pirates 1 2 p.m. $6O and $36. The fee Is and Beman in this National I tive sets of 413 in which he $6 year’s mark, Finland, France, Ger- finished second to what the White - Milwaukee. second-place Oakland vs. Houston, missed the the handicaps four fifths Amateur at St. Louis, also were MOTOR-BORED’ headpin only once,' many, Great Britain, India, ' Witt was 2-0 against the Braves ; Sox Orioles WMAL—7, 3:30 130 scratch.. named to the United States 11 IMAGINE SAILING! or third-place do. p.m. leads In average, followed by against Italy, Japan, Malaya, Mexico, while winning his last seven de- team. Charlie Coe, two-time The White Sox. w;ho trail by Golf I Pugh, 136-3: Nocera, 134-2, New cisions rookie. Both Netherlands, Zealand, I ißnuiir nf3Jaiinii as a vic-j, i and Frank National Amateur champion, 4 /2, have eight games remain- Celebrity golf. WRC—4, E Micalizzl, 132. Thus, Norway, Peru. Philippines. Por- tories over Milwaukee were 205 IS ROLLED and Tommy Aaron, the West- Horn Point, Annapolis. CO. 7-M136 ing. Baltimore, behind by five, Pin. four of the 14 male regulars are tugal, Rhodesia, South Africa, (In Washington dial ME. 8-5881) shutouts—one a two-hit, 10-0 ern Amateur titlist and Walker has seven left. ( hitting 130 or better. BY EDDIE Spain, Sweden, Switzerland. LESSONS —RENTALS—SALES decision, the other a OWENS, five-hit, The Cup player, will be alternates. VACATION HOUSING Radio women’s leaders are) United Arab Republic and Ven- 1-0 decision in 10 innings. Any combination of Yank vic- Australia the first Ei- Betty Hummer. 125: Miss Huff, BUT TEAM LOSES won The Cardinals, who tories and White Sox defeats TODAY senhower Cup two signed 121; Mrs. Wilson, 120, and Dot- years ago WHITTLESEY. totaling five could send Eddie Owens, one of the at St. Andrews Manager Solly Hemus for 1961 New; Baseball tie Clark, 119. after a playoff York into the ; duck- yesterday with a $lO,OOO raise World Series: Senators vs. Orioles, WTOP country’s top young with the heavily favored Amer- Tied for the lead at 5-1 are ’ with against the Pirates—who all but and pin stars, rolled a 205 ican team. to $40,000, go 20-game 1 ! WOL,- 8 p.m. Pugh and Miss Huff. Bill Die- i officially clinched their first string last night yet his winner Ernie Broglio and 1 SATURDAY trich and Vivian Walsh ’ and I Come in and place order for a rookie southpaw Ray Sadecki National League fiag in 33 years team lost the game. your Football Dietsch and Dot Boley. 16-8) yesterday by sweeping the Cubs. Owens, shooting for Holi- at Chicago against Glen The league willhold its third Hobble (14-19) and Seth More- 3-2, in 11 innings, and 6-1. No Navy vs. Villanova, WRC, day Center in the Fair session tonight starting at 10 other scheduled in ! 1:45 p.m. Lanes Duckpin Classic- head (2-8). ' games were o’clock. [ Who is the Hoak and Pinch-hitter the majors. Maryland vs. Texas, WTOP, League at Marlow Heights, JDon ?« « • Gene Baker The who their 1:55 p.m. scored five strikes and four FORD up the Yankees, play '6l wrapped Firing is sharp, too. in the Pirates' the Cubs. next six on the road, VPI vs. West Virginia, spares in the big sweep over games Metro Major Mixed Doubles j one. man Baker’s have 9-7 Boston ! WPRW, 2:15 p.m. missing a two-pin break proudest bases-loaded, one-out a edge over j League at Wheaton Bowling | FALCON OR Notre Dame single won the 11-inning for the season, but only a 4-4 vs. California. Center. in the fifth frame. He be- Deadlocked on top at who 2-for-4 mark at Park. Right-!; WMAL, 2:20 p.m. gan with strike qpener. Hoak, was Fenway 5-1 are Ginnie Siegel-Bruce i a triple THUNDERBIRD-NOW In each and hander Bob (8-3) George Washington The and finished with strike. in town v game triggered the Turley goes! vs. Herbert, Hap Kenney-Al Cissel a WEEL. 8 first game rally with a single, for New York tonight against Citadel. p.m. and His team was beaten by Beryl Moyer - Charley! lined a three-run double as Billy Muffett (6-3), a right-; Collegiate Football Scoreboard Evans. Temple Hills Esso, 678 to Pittsburgh came from behind handed NL castoff with a 2-0 WOL, 6:15 p.m. Oddly, the defending cham-! 641. CAVEWFORD With five runs in the third in- record over the Yankees. He Baseball pions, Inez Rhine and Sonny Owens’ 205 was sand- hing of the nightcap. beat them, with three-: wiched between 135 and 4814 ELM 7-1, a Senators vs.. Orioles, WDON Weedon, are the only pair yet) a STREET, BETHESDA at 461. Face (10-7) was hitter Yankee Stadium in ito win a 121. His set" was Roy the and WOL, 4 p.m. game. Open Doily 9-9; Saturday 9-6 first-game winner, pitching two’•their last meeting. An outstanding ra performer, SUNDAY Innings of two-hit relief after has been young Herbert, who! Calls on Righthanders Baseball the Vein Law gave way to a pinch- leads men in average at 132, | in a has the set of the hitter bid for his 21st vic- Turley is. 1-1 against Boston, Senators vs. Orioles. WRC I top 432, tory. The two and WOL second best game of 163 and he righthanders but failed to pitch a complete (FM only), 1:30 p.m. ( shut out the Cubs three and Miss Siegel own the high on hitsl, game in either decision—and Dodgers* vs. Giants, WINX,; over the last seven fhnings. I 5 p.m. • ; team game of 797. Who he has lost /five of six to the cares what Football Pressing Herbert in average! Vinegar Bend Mizell Casey Stengel, for by Miss Siegel, 120, and Mrs. pubs the seventh time in ¦ within reach of his 10th pen- eight decisions this season use? by i nant. has named righthanders paint in you pitching a six-hitter the sec- . Art Ditmar (/5-9) and Ralph; HEMUS ond Don and ' SENATORS ! game. Cardwell Terry (9-8) for tomorrow . and ’ Continued From Bob Anderson were the losers. ; Sunday against Bill Monbou- Page C-l Continued From Page C-l —| ¦ Hemus I quette (14-11) and explained. "I didn’t a rzi _ 11 Tom Brewer level, rare achievement ac- seriously consider for a PIRATES, 3—6; CUBS, 2—l (10-13). asking complished only five times since two-year If the White Sox avoid elim- . contract. And club;! the Senators won their last FIRST GAMS is to ination a policy give one-year con- CHICAGO during threa-game pennant in 1933, they'll have PITTSBURGH ¦ tracts.” ab r h rbi ab r set at Cleveland this week end to five of I capture their last ¦l> h rbl Ashb n.cf 4 <• 2 0 Vlrdon.cl 4 100 ¦:*?» (and the Orioles on dur-’ Two outstanding examples of Helst.cf 1 0 0 o OBaker 101 l hang eight games with the Orioles 5 Hemus’ Bim’r.Cb 110 Skinner.il 5 0 1 0 ing a three-game series at giving confidence to his and Yankees. o 1 5 o Willms.ll 5 2 Clem’te.rf 1 0 players were Ernie Broglio, the Banks.ss 5o 0 o Stuart.lb ¦> o 0 o Washington), the Yankees get While the Orioles’ pennant Santo.3b 4 11 o Burgess,c 4 0 2 1 another chance the club’s first 20-game winner; 0 at prospects now are dimmer than Altmn.lb 4 2 O IChrist er 0 0 0 o> flag; o since 1953 after erratic Will.rf 3 o o Smith.e 1 o o n when they play three at Wash* . an '59 the chance that Eisenhower Murphy.rfT oo o Hoak.3b 4 2-2 0 season, and veteran Curt Slm- Taylor.c 4010 Mazki.2b 4 Oil!ington starting Monday night. and Castro -will embrace each 0 Cardw’l.p 4 0 0 Schofd.ss :| o 1 0 ; mons, picked up from Philadel- other, Baltimore's interest in 0 0 o o o They play their final three Ellsw'th.p Law.p :t o o phia. ' Elston.p 0 00 0 “Vernon o Oo o games at Yankee winning hasn’t receded. There o Stadium, SBarone o 0 o Solly gave Simmons a solid still is o o 0 o against Boston, next week money involved—the Face.p end.{ vote of 4Nelson 0 0 0 0 ; confidence before he difference between finishing o The White 9-7 ¦ oClmoli 1 0 o Sox, against had an WNF'-1 j pitched inning. Curt or mw j ¦ second third—and the the Indians, send so fliHI M » 1 40 .110 3 Early Wynn! with an o® Totals 40 2 Totals | responded outstanding Orioles willbe battling furiously. 1 Ran lor (12-10) against either Burgess in tsh: 2 Pur-I j Barry;’! 2.71 earned run average for 143 The posely passed lor Law In 3 Ran Senators, who have won 9th: Latman (7-5) or Locke tor Vernon in 4 lor Bobby innings. He had a 7-4 won-lost nth: Announced six of their last eight engage- Face in 11th: 3 Popped out tor Nelson (2-5) tonight at record and withluck in Uth: 6 Cleveland,; could have ments with Baltimore, will Singled tor Vlrdon in 11th where rely they have won five of won several more low-score 001 100 000 on Chuck Stobbs against Chuck % CHICAGO 00—2! nine. !11 01—3 contests credited others. PITTSBURGH 011 000 000 to Estrada tonight. Stobbs, trying Hemus also E—Burgess. Schofield. Banks. Ash- . instilled confi- for a 12th win. has a 3-0 rec- burn. PO-A—Chicago. 31-7: Pittsburgh, j dence in Julian 33-13 (one out when winning run: ; Javier, speedy ord against the Orioles this scored) DP—Mazeroskl to Schofield to BE THE rookie second baseman. and Stuart YOU season. <2i; Zimmer to Banks: Law to Curt Flood, fleet Schofield to Stuart. LOB—Chicago. 5: centerfielder. A half-game behind the sec- Pittsburgh. 12. Both tailed off at bat but ! great- ond place White Sox, Balti- 2b—Zimmer. Santo. Taylor. Maze- QUARTERBACK ly the defense. roski. 3b—Hoak. Williams. SB—Ash- ; strengthened more is waiting for the ax. burn S—Schofield. SF—Mazeroskl. •Ironically, probably the only Even if the Orioles sweep their ip h r er bb so major example of Hemus im- remaining seven games the Cardwell lo 0 3 3 4 4 Answer Ellsworth Is o 0 o o o patience in a surprising season Yankees need to win only four Elston o 1 0 o o o (Question on C-3) of their Law 9 0 Page was the team’s Hall of Fame nine games. Any com- shecares! 7 2 2 2 Face 2 2 0 0 O 1 > youcare! candidate, Stan Musial. bination of five New York vic- No. 2 gets the call— use line- fli6ycare,too! Cardwell 3 men in 11th. laced tories or Chicago defeats will Elston 1 man in 11th. backers to You've Solly, one of in base- You want a to laced help cover. many paint that’s easy She wants a paint that dries flat in They want a paint that can be washed and ball kill off the White Sox. again Winner—Face 110-7). Loser—Card- just lost your key defensive who apparently didn’t well (7-15). The Senators carry apply, that lasts and lasts, that 30 has no back. If you blitz linebackers think Stan could come back a 10-7 minutes, unpleasant odor, again, that makes crayon, lipstick, and pencil V Jackowskl, Landes. Pelekoudas. series Barlick T—2:4o. and Colorado the after his .255 benched season advantage over saves you time, and effort gets pass season, money and comes in today’s smartest colors marks disappear without a tell-tale trace Musial when Baltimore into the series. If SECOND GAME away, the defense Is vulnerable. he slumped after the Senators .. .You want gleem i She gleem t ... wants a win two of their gleem is for them too! CHICAGO PITTSBURGH Even pro teams, with great fast start. Then, inserted in ab r h rbl ab r h rbi leftfield June 24 when Bob remaining five'games with the M'hews.rt 4 0 1 0 Vlrdon.cl 5 0 1 0| personnel, cut down on blitzing o 1 Orioles, they will join the Yan- Z'Bier.2b 4 0 Skinner.ll 3 12 0 when they lose that de- Nieman was injured, Musial 4 10 key Wiams.ll 0 Clmoll.il 0 o 0 o kees the No other does as only clubs to whip paint so much ... for so little! Bauiks.ss 4 0 10 Clente.rf 3 11 0| fensive back. solved several problems with San to.3 b 3 0 0 0 Stuart.lb 4 111 his Baltimore over the year. Tito's.lb (Distributed by the Resister great July-August batting 3 0 10 3 2 1 0 and ONE COAT —AMAZING Smith,c Tribune Syndicate) Ray Moore, recently bothered Heist.cl 3 110 Hoak.3b 4 12 3 surge and more than adequate i Bertell.c 2 0 0 1 Maz'kt.2b 3 O«1 1; by a sore arm but a big help touchufi And'son.p 1 0 o o Sch'ld.ss 4 0 2 1!' i fielding. y' 0 0 0 0 to the Senators’ staff • Use 11 on B,w or ’ **° Scb'not.p Mizell,p 3 0 0 0 ! FIGHT w*hei» 1 0 o 0 RESULTS » IMcK’ght Staff Receives Raise club was on the rise / painted wrfices. alike! \ ( evtn months liter! i Dra'sky.p 0 0 0 0 earlier, -4 Cjflhnson 1 0 0 o will be honored in —Pone pre-game Drott.p 0000 lOS ANGELES Kinipetch. Hemus is the first to salute Pascaul Perez. ceremonies 11 1 Thailand, stopped Musial. tonight by more Totals 30 1B 1 Totals 32 aTld IKi'a. Argentina. 8(world flyweight l than EASIEST rn r-1 EASIEST chatnpfnnship. 500 friends from Forest- “He was a clutch J Fouled out tor Schaffernoth in Sth: TOKYO Hiroshi Okawa. 132’2,1 great i ville, Md. CLEAN-UFI APPLICATION 1 f J 2 Lined out tor Drabowsky in Bth. Japan, outpointed Flash Panic. 131.; said. “I «=Sfh in. hitter,” Solly plan to Tomorrow’s Philipnlnes, ; game will start f 0,11 b™sl' ot k! W tU APP I! I>y Drush orroller I 191. him 000 OOO—I CARDIFF. Wales.—Joe Erskine. j play next in about * CHICAGO ... 010 I year at 4 o’clock. The Orioles roller in water! Wales. Wales, also plain with effortless use! / PITTSBURGH 005 010 OOx—6 stopped Jose Gonzalez.; / 80 in of 10 or 12 Spain. games, spurts will be here Sunday, with the S. PO-A—Chicago. 24-10: Pittsburgh. SPARTANSBURG. C —Sonny Ed- in a row.” wards. Yankees moving in for a three- 27-0. DP—Schaffernoth to Banks to 19n. Soartansburg. knocked out Joe Louis Adams, I Thomas: Banks to Thomas to Zimmer: 196*2 Rock Hill. Hemus received a raise of!- game series starting Monday Banto to to Stuart: S C . 7. Zimmer; Mazeroskl about and his Entire Hoak to Stuart. LOB—Chicago. 3; $lO,OOO ( night. Pittsburgh. 7. coaching staff—Johnny Keane, Your Gleem dealer Thomas. 2b—Hoak. Skinner, SB Harry Walker, Howie Pollet ~ f Skinner. S—Mizell. SF—Bertell. MINOR LEAGUES ; I . and Darrell Johnson was Mrs. Price instantly custom-blends er Captures ip h r bb so ’ 1 Anderson 2*4 7 5 5 2 " PLAYOFFS ! signed at higher pay. color with 0 0 1 ill Third any .. . GLEEM’S Schaffernoth ...Its 1 INTERNATIONALLEAGUE Hemus and staff Kenwood Title Drabowsky 3 2 11 11: Toronto. X; Rochester. 4 (Toronto:, his were; Drott 1 100 0 hi wins best-of-7 final series. 4-1). !lavish in their praise of fire-! Mrs Harold L. Price made it Mlaell 9 6 110 2 AMERICAN .ASSOCIATION PRESS-A-COLOR Louisville. 5; Denver. 2 (Denver! Lindy McDaniel, who has three Kenwood club women's Winner Mizell (13-8). Loser leads (man Anderson (8-111. best-of-7 final series. 2-1) 12 in relief and saved 26 in the last PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (wonI championships four U—Lanes. Pelekoudas. Barlick and Tulsa. DISPENSES -X . 20; Mexico City 2 a Jackowskl. T—2:o2. Tigers. more. Eddie Stahky, personnel years with 3 and 2 victory A—19.566. j, (Tulsa leads best-of-7 series. 3-1). assistant to General Manager over Mrs. H. C. Briggs in the ( ' Bing Devine, termed Lindy the final yesterday. best relief man in baseball. Mrs. Price also won in 1957! 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