Davis hurls no-hitter in Pony League

Machinists take I from Tom's Teams battle I By RICHARD LUCAS for top —place Chronicle Correspondent Wayne Lee nine -Machinists beat Tom’s twice, Lead by Lema 3-0 and 5-4, and Donnie Davis and Phillips 68 Dickson & pitched a no-hitter as is washed Magnolia post victories Rape grabs knocked Sportsman Center out of GRAND BLANC, Mich. (UPD— first in over KEN ERNST place Pony League Now you know why they call him By Chronicle Correspondent first in AL race Red Legs win the weekend. “Tough Luck Tony” Lema. place Cali- Machinists’ Carl Norwood shut The lanky ex-Marine from Lee and Phillips 66 con- Wayne KEN ERNST fornia fired a fiv-eunder-par 67 in By out Tom’s on six Donnie tinued their duel for top spot in Minor hits. Chronicle Correspondent League Thursday to take an early one- Pascagoula National Little Lea- Raspberry was the loser although the Boxers over Don in over the honored stroke lead Essig gue as both picked up victories Dickson & Rape took BY CLEAMON DOWNS he set a league record strik- was out by but it wiped this weekend. number one spot in the hot Moss Chronicle Correspondent ing out 15. Carl Norwood was the violent thunderstorms. Point Dixie American by Major League Standings In play IBEW League ai club game’s batsman to have two So Lema and the rest of the ! race Thursday with a 5-4 extra banquet Weekend Sports Summary Action this week of Pascagoula only By United Press International gained undisputed possession of 159-man field will start all over win over Maintenance Lo- Twenty members of hits. with a 9-6 win over Pascagou- By United Press International Minor saw the Red first place ! League Legs again today in this 72-hole tourna- American League cal. la’s Boxing Club Saturday attend- In the second game. Machinists Pascagoula Police. defeat the Yankees a score of ment $52,000. ed a at Cotita’s. Saturday by for prizes totaling Four teams were bunched for banquet went ahead with three runs in W L Pet. GB knocked off Ba- to 1. saw the postponement as a Applewhites Vincent Perez NEW YORK—Chateaugay won 12 the first but needed two in- Tony the number two spot in National talked of 33 23 .. ber’s Firestone 5-1 Saturday night omen. .389 the $145,450 Belmont Stakes at The Reds scored two runs in sunny as Wilkerson the club’s achievements surance runs in the sixth to Baltimore 32 23 .582 while First Federal dropped Civi- League Friday play during “I won the after ^ \queduct, defeating Candy Spots, the second and the Memphis Open Line EMBA 4-3 the year and presented three inning stave off a last inning rally by New York 28 21 .571 1 % tan 11-3 and Phillips sunk Mer- 'Freight dropped lie odds-on it had been postponed twice by1 VFW trophies. favorite, by 2’: : Yankees scored their lone in Tom’s. Marine Bank 10-6. land Dunn & Byrd swept past the tall Californian mur- Minnesota 28 25 .528 V/z ! chants & the of the third rain,” 111 -4. e'ngths. | top inning. Curt's Norwood went all the 27 25 4 night First Federal clob- Thursday night Papermakers Danny Blythe received the mured as he masked his disap- Kansas City .519 Friday Steamfitters 12-4. award as the club's most Doug Patrick was the winning for Maehin'sts. up 25 24 .510 bered 26-11 and Wayne dropped prom- way giving pointmnet. Boston 4*2 Ingalls M&M Bank 9-1. Steve Catt gave up ising boxer, Frankie Larsen, the NEW YORK-Emilc Griffith of and Davdi Walton the five hits and striking out nine. did not Cleveland 23 26 .469 6^ Lee pushed past Saturday Forty-eight players get most boxer New York the welter- loser. Patrick struck out three Joe Co’e took the loss for Tom's. 27 31 .466 7 Faucett tossed an eight- only three hits to pick up the Wil- improved and Erie regained a chance to finish their round be- Los Angeles Leroy Allen Goff most boxer crown a 15- rnd walked three. Walton struck Curt Norwood had two hits for 23 29 .442 8 hitter for IBEW at Police Depart- kerson victory while Luke, outstanding for 1 weight by scoring cause of nature's eruptions. Detroit for EMBA. the club in 1983. round decision over Luis out four and walked two. the winners, while Skip Ingwer- 19 38 .333 ment to up the mound vic- tossed a four hitter split Among those who did get in 18 Washington 14‘-2 pick sen collected two for the w'in- Allan Russell was Steve Hale was the top batter included Rodriguez of Miami Beach. In the second game the Cubs holes, Chi Chi Rodriguez, the tiny tory while Special guests Alvin I ners. Results the loss. for Wilkerson whill Bill Morgan defeated the White Sox 2 to 1. Puerto Rican who holed out a six- Saturday's I charged with Charlton, Pascagoula public Davis on a Detroit 8 New York 4 Faucett went two for three in- led EMBA. works commissioner. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland—Mi- 'Tile wining pitcher was Victor put superb - iron shot on the 507-yard 13th hole | with his no- Boston 7 Baltimore 1 I a homer and Steve Smith EMBA’s Alton suffered chael Lunt defeated John Black- Dearman. Dearman struck out ing performance for a rare eagle, shot a eluding Vinning hitter over Sportsman, a Cleveland 6 1 two for three. Russell a broken well, 2 and 1. in the all-English four and walked two. The losing ticing two -under- par 70. This was Washington picked up leg after being spilled out 6 each 'jnal of the British Amateur pitcher was David Sanders. San- league record by striking matched by former PGA cham- Kansas City 7 Chicago and William Gibson rapped at third base. fifteen. Minnesota 9 Los 3 hits for the losers. championship. ders struck out two and walked pion , of Teques- Angeles out two James Rockett won for Dunn & MP Cardinals Paul Mizell five. Rick Harrell went the distance Fla. of Jackson- In the second game and Robert Green was the ta, Sunday’s Results Byrd SARATOGA N. Y.— or the losers, giving up only two Pittman of was the winning Applewhite pit- loser for SPRINGS, ville, Fla. and Jerry Baltimore 14 inns. VFW. Boston 3 2, he to Cubs MIT won the Steward's for hits. Okla. cher although gave way outslug Cup Tulsa, 3 Edward Emerson was the top bara Romack Cleveland 7 Washington ! Mike Vonkanel senior in the American of Grossinger, N.Y. Russell Summerlin and Cecil 71s were James Hester. In eights : Shooting defending 4 Kansas 3 batter for Dunn & Byrd and Ear- Moss Point Minor League Chicago City the Baber loss. at Sara- defeated Shirley Englehorn of Tillman the hits of the Bill A1 was charged with Henley Rowing Regatta get only champion Collins, Geiberg- Los 4 Minnesota 2 nest Freeman led VFW. Saturday Moss Point Insurance Caldwell, Idaho, in a to Angeles Hester was the leading batter toga Lake. j playoff game. er, Gene Flint, A1 Johnston and Pem- Cardinals dropped Hulls Seafood New York 6 Detroit 2 1 three Thursday night Jimmy i win the Rock City Women's Open Knudson. Former cham- for Applewhite with two for Idle Ingalls Credit Union re- George berton won for Papermakers over Cubs 11-10 while Coastal Chemi- Sunday golf title. a . Gene Dug- mained the only undefeated team pion had a 74 and Monday's Probable : including Steamfitters while Richard Thack- cal Giants moved past Foster GRAND BLANC, Mich.—Julius three hits for Ba- I in the Sam Snead a 75. Los at Kansas City ;gan collected 17-9. _ league. Angeles well was with the loss. Lenneps Yankees Boros of Mid N. C., shot charged Pines, — (4-2) vs. Pena iber’s. held its (night) Osinski David Breland was batter J. Walker Insur- 274 to win the Pony League delayed First Federal top picked up the a 14-under-par FRAXCORCHAMPS, (5-6). Burl Miller hurled Belgium- grand opening Saturday at five for Papermakers and Rusty Bond ance mound victory while Tom- Buick He — 11-6 win over Civitan. Open golf championship. Jim Clark of Scotland won the Boston at Detroit (night) to an o’clock. Teams and guests were and Thaekwell were the top bat- my Holder was the losser. led all the way. countians Mike was the loser for Grand Prix of Belgium auto race Commissioner James Two Morehead (5-4) vs. Faul (2-1). Presley | presented. Don ters for the losers. Vernon Lynn was credited with at Baltimore j Ci vita ns. He gave way to I for the second year in a row. Dye threw cut the first ball. Cleveland (night) Yawn was the winning the Giants’ while F. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Bar- victory Spi- — Latman (1-2) vs. McCormick Pollard. make all A's Dickson & Rape hurlcr although cer was the loser. Richard Price of First Federal (1-2). be was relieved by Bog Jackson. ! smashed three hits for three trips Mike Bosarge, Dennis Miller New York at Washington (2, Marvin Breland went all the led the losers and Lynn were top batters for the at — (7-1) and virile Don Pollard Southern twi-night) Bouton for Maintenance Local. a home way Giants while Russell Seamon led (0-0) vs. Osteen (0-4) with two hits including Two Jackson Countians, George Downing Dean Cunningham led Dickson •the losers. Colts beat and Rudolph (3-7). .run. hitters and Jim Harbour Wilkerson of Pascagoula and Mar- k Rape Giants, scheduled Robert Gilbert was the winning Tonight at 6 p.m. at Moss Point garet Sharon Keith of Ocean (Only games and Bill Janus led the losers. hurler in Phillips’ 10-6 win over diamond Hults Seafood meets Fos- Springs, were named on the presi- Tonight at the new field in East | Tuesday’s Games M&M Bank. Gilbert took over for ter Lennep and Moss Point In- dent's list for the spring quarter Moss Point Goff Davidson meets Los Angeles at Kansas City, night starter Allen Runnels in the surance meets Nelson Pontiac at ct the University of Southern league leading Monroe & Woods Minnesota at Chicago, night fourth. Don Gibson went all the S p.m. Cubs Mississippi. at 6 p.m. and EMBA takes on j Boston at Detroit way for M&M Bank. rap There were 60 students on the Dunn & Byrd at 8 p.m. Cleveland at Baltimore, night Johnny Joe Thornton of Phil- list, which requires, all A’s, ac- (Only games scheduled) lips 65 had two hits including a : cording to an announcement by White Sox beat the the ninth home run. Gibson led the losers grab Dodgers , to tie the score in their Dr. Carl McQuagge, registar, and with two hits. 11-8, despite three homers with the Thornhill belts H opener Reds and Bobby Dr. Hchn H. Allen, dean of the L Pet. GB first spot in AL Ernie the New York Mcts W Mike Winstead picked up the Banks; Wine’s the University. 23 .582 .. took the from the St. produced Ix)S Angeles 32 victory in First Federal’s 26-11 opener There were also 22 from the By MILTON RICHMAN winning run in the 10th. Don St. Louis 33 25 .569 4 win over Winstead was Coastal Louis Cardinals, 8-7, but lost the for the Ingalls. squad LPI Writer i county who qualified 26 .544 2 Sports de- Dcmeter, Jim Lemon and John San Francisco 31 relieved by Marc Reynolds in the nightcap, 10-4; Philadelphia a 3.25 baseball nev- i dean’s list, which requires 26 .544 2 Sunday night may feated in 10 in- Chicago 31 fifth. M. Wright was the loser for Cincinnati, 8-7, Callison each homered in the a in drive-in movies but quality point ratio out of pos- 26 .519 34 Colt er replace then the second Cincinnati 28 Ingalls. He came on in relief of League nings, dropped ninth. Callison also had connected sible 4.0. are: the customers sure liked it be- They Margaret 28 28 .500 44 game. 3-1, and Pittsburgh blanked in the first Pittsburgh starter Gary Elkins. By RICHARD LUCAS to cool inning. Ann Boswcrth, Jimmy Earl 6 cause they got a chance Milwaukee 26 29 .473 Three home runs smashed for Chronicle Correspondent Milwaukee, 4-0, but lost the fina- John Tsitouris of James Ronnie see the hottest the Reds Burkes, Davis, 30 .455 7 off and pitching 5-3. Philadelphia 25 First Federal were by Reynolds, le, hurled a four-hitter for Marion 8-5 this first Sammy Davis, Mary ■ bested Coastal staff in the majors at the same 25 32 .439 8 Winstead and M. Graham. Elkins Thornhill's In the American League, the win of the season in Frances Patricia Tindell the night- Hicks, 36 .379 114 and Lee blasted VFW 11-2 time. New York 22 was top hatter for the losers w'ith Wayne took over first cap as and Pete Hinton, Paula Louise Price, Char- in Colt action over the A crowd of 17,437, well above two for two while Wright added League place with a 4-3 victory over the Rose helped him out with heme les Patrick Russum, Jchn David Saturday’s Results | Houston's day-time average, took two for four. weekend. Kansas A's while the Balti- runs. Dasebali's tirst City Simpson, Lily Etta Waltman and Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 4 Cleamon Downs went all the in major league Keith Hodges was the winner See it in more Orioles tumbled to second Warren needed Leonard Elmer Williams, all of Los 9 Chicago 5 for five every night Sunday night game history Spahn Bob Angeles for Wayne Lee in the 9-1 win over way Thronhill, allowing when the | — in de- place Shaw’s the but still Pascagoula; James Haney Da- Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 out Junior in our window Sunday night and whooped heypin eighth M&M Bank. Mike Haigler went hits and striking eight. | beat them, 3-2, in 14 . The the Gibson. Janice 4 New York 0 as the Colts handed the San posted 335th victory of his vis, Trijetta Lynn St. Louis Bank and Wilks was losre for Costal. Ran- with sound! light the all the way for M&M downed career Olivia Smythe and Eva Jacque- 2 San Francisco 1 Francisco Giants their seventh major league and his Houston was with the loss. Thomhill. while Sam Yelverton 6-2. the Los An- charged Haig- , eighth of the season iin Whitmore of Moss Point; and straight defeat, 3-0. in the ler led the losers in the has two hits for Coastal. geles Angels deeated the Minne- Gerald Bernard Arnold Sunday’s Results The whole idea of Sunday night Braves’ nightcap triumph over VanCourt, received' ERIK'S TV 1st department. Jimmy sota Twins, 4-2, and Cleveland the Pirates. The Braves Bcrntsen, Cecelia Gail Clark, Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 0, games was to beat the intense reached Bard well was the man credit for the Wayne Lee win but 7-3. 2nd Gary top J beat Washington, loser for Ransom Powell Jones. Ill, E.fie Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 3, 858 Market St. day-time heat in Houston and it three runs for Wayne Lee. He smashed out was relieved by Jerry Hinton in Draw Large Crowd in the first Katherine Pickard, Virginia Lee New York 8 St. Louis 7, 1st worked out fine when the game inning and picked up three hits for three includ- the sixth. Lamar Gordon, first of SO 2-ERIK A crowd of the 10 New York 4, 2nd trips 35,743, largest two more in the with the Sanders, Eleanor Virginia Watts St. Louis took the was played in pleasant 79-degree eighth ing a home run. Hodges added three VFW pitchers, loss.' Cubs’ home attendance in three aid of three and Gert Winter of Ocean Springs. Philadelphia 8 Cin. 7, 1st, 10 inns. temperature compared with 95 errors. two hits for three attempts. Jimmy Cain slashed out three hits seasons, watched the Dodgers Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1, 2nd degrees during the day. stopped Milwaukee Tonight at Flanagan Field Pas- for the winners. capitalize on four errors and two Los Angeles 11 Chicago 8 Houston's pitchers have been on five hits for his eighth vic- Police meet wild for their fifth consec- 3 San Francisco 0, night cagoula Applewhite pitches in Houston even hotter than that recently, tory the opener. Ted Savage at 6 and Moss utive victory despite Banks’ three Local Monday’s Probable Pitchers p.m. Pascagoula yielding a total of only two runs and Donn Clendenon each hom- grads Bank and IBEW clash in homers that brought his season St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Point last three ered off _ in the Colts’ games. , who die _ Chrysler total to 13. —Gibson (4-3) vs. Schwall (3-3). nightcap. Knuckleballer Skinny Brown, a was charged with his fourth de- enlist in Power room air conditioner. army Cincinnati at New York (night) Airtemp King American League re- A four-run barrage in the fifth, feat in six decisions. Sfc. Charles Addis, local army 38-year-old vs. Ask dealer about these features: which included back-to-back hom- —Jay (3-8) Stallard (3-0). your tread, was Houston's pitching recruiter for Patspoint, announced Central Milwaukee at Philadelphia star Sunday night when he took ers by Ron Santo and Banks, today that three 1933 high school dale, a graduate of East routed starter Koufax, but enlisted under the (night) — Hendley (4-3) vs. Culp over for starter Dick Farrell in Sandy WANT TATTOOS OUTLAWED graduates have already enlisted high school Dick (7-3). the third inning and held the the Dodgers kayoed loser into the US Army for a tiiree Army's choose-it-yourself train- at Houston — with a four-run of BARROW, England tUPD— in Chicago (night) Giants to one over the last Ellsworth rally year period. ing program, electing training Schoolmasters have asked the Robbie (1-5) vs. Drott 2-3). 6 1-3 innings for his first victory their own m the sixth. Tommy Jerry H. Williamson, 13, Rt. 2, automotive maintenance. four the winner.' government to make it to San Francisco at Los Angeles of the season. Davis had of illegal Lucedele, a graduate of Rocky Danney Holland, 17, Rf. 1, Pas- — a tattoo a child under 16 without (night) Pierce (1-4) or Fisher Yields Lone Single 13 hits, including homer. Creek high school, enlisted under cagoula, enlisted regular Army (3-7) vs. Miller (4-2). l. Double-insulated bulkhead; 2. New condensate disposal system; six and The Mats wen their first game parental consent. Brown, who struck out the Army’s graduate specialist unassigned. Danney is a 1963 3. Maxi-Fin cooling coils; a. Lifetime inner cabinet; a. Low-noise from the Cardinals with the help H. Cunlii'e, headmaster did not walk a batter, gave up of program choosing as his enlist- graduate of East Central high Tuesday’s Games dual-speed blower; 6. New unitized chassis; 7. Styrofoam-insulated of three runs and turned Risedale school, base only a fourth inning single to Wil- gift secondary said ment option a 33-week school school. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night pan; 8. Permanent washable filter; 9. Exclusive Air Door; and the Red he was lO. Positive lever-action vent 11. lie Mays, who was wiped out around presented Thursday shocked to find course in radar repair at the Sgt. Addis is available for Cincinnati at New York control; Easy-to-use Top-Bite Birds with four tainted runs in boys in a physical class controls; 12. Built-in thermostat; 13. Aluminum tubing; stealing. training | Army Signal School in Ft. Mon- counseling in Pascagoula eVery Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night the had tattoos, one with “a The v e t eran right-hander, nightcap. including mouth, N.J. Tuesday and Thursday at the Chicago at Houston, night. a Jim Hickman's bases-loaded naked woman along his forearm.” picked up in May as free agent Roger Nielsen, 20, Rt. 1, Luce- City HaU from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. San Fran, at Los Angeles, night and a after being released by the Yan- walk, Bill White's Price slashed on this one! wild enabled the Mets to kees, was summoned from the pitch a decisive three-run after Farrell pulled a put together in the back muscle. Farrell had given seventh inning rally open- after which Cardinal HEY er, KIDS! up three hits. The Colts scored two of their Tim McCarver got a freak inside- slam homer when three runs off loser Jack Sanford, the-park grand Warwick sin- Met center-fielder Rod Kanehl now 7-5, wiht Carl Free while under "Miller The John fell down Killer" gling home the f’rst one, camping in- Bateman singling home the sec- his routine fly in the eighth ond and Howie Goss’ double ac- ning of the nightcap. Galen Cisco counting for the final one in the (3-5) and (3-4) were Tee Shirts eighth. the winning pitchers. Dodgers Beat Cubs Rally In Ninth The first-place Los Angeles The Phillies scored five runs in ! with the purchase of a Pest Control

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