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July 1,1WSouthern Association/Win/13By HERMAN H. SIEBERTThis week saw the standings in the American division change considerably, with the White Sox holding undisputed possession of first place.The Indians and Red Sox are right behind them, onlycne game off, followed by thewas Charles Rittenhouse, backedup by Mickey Davis at the plate.The league leading Phillies blasted the Giants 15 to 8, getting 13 hits to the losers seven. Mike Sadek the winning pitcher also drove in four runs.He was relieved by John Niendorf after the third inning. Both were caught by Clark Wilk-erson. The Giants used 3 pitchers, Toby Roth, Steve Ruskin and Stan Comer in, their efforts to stem the tide, with Roth charged with the loss. Gary Glover was at the plate. Ruskin doubled and tripled for the Giants, but the Phillies hitting power was too much.Athletics, who are 1 Vi games behind. The National division clubs are in the same order as last week, with the Phillies leadingthe pack.There were two tie games this Week, both of which were completed on Friday. Wednesdaynight’s Giant - Ti-% gers, which ended in a 7 to 7 tie,finally ended up in a 11 to 9 victory for the Tigers. Rog Parsons hit a double in the last half of the seventh with two on to score the winning run. Bob Shaw pitched for the Tigers on Wednesday, and Fred Daub-enspeck on Friday to become the winning pitcher. For the Giants, Toby Roth and Steve Ruskin pitched Wednesday, while Bob Graham finished it offto be the loser.* * *THE OTHER tie game wasbetweenSIEBERTIndians.Thursdays encounterthe Dodgers and the This also was called with the •core 7 to 7,The game went to 10 innings before the Indians were able to beat the Dodgers, 8 to 7. This was accomplished on a single by George Wardley with John Ben-ham on second. Will Sherk helped keep his Dodgers in the fight with a three run homer in the third inning on Wednesday, but to no avail.George Wardley pitched the first six innings for the Indians, with Dave Shockley finishing up to become the winner. Mike Coffey caught both nights. Forthe Dodgers, Reg Humphrey pitched on Wednesday, and Brad Styles on Friday to become theloser. Sherk caught both nights.The Yankees handed the Athletics one of ther few defeats on Saturday, 8 to 2. The excellent pitching of Scott Robertsonfor the Yanks, plus good support from his teammates at the plate and in the field, accounted for the win. Scott had eight strikeouts, which held the A’s in check, although they playedtheir usual heads up ball. Thelosing Athletics pitcher was Bob Trainor, backed up by Rich Bug-ner at the plate. Curt Yost was the catcher for the Yankees.Vickerys(Continued from page 25)andowski was nipped trying to steal third.Bob Collins' error and Skip Rhode’s single gave Calumet City a run in the seventh.CHICAGO HEIGHTS (*)AS R H RSIMaaek, 3b 2 1 • •Collins, 3b 1 0 • •O. Vickory, lb 4 13*J. Vickory, cf 4 12 2Molt, ss 2 10 1Pignotti, 1b 4 13 0Citroy, c 4 0 0 0Kincaid, rf 2 110Mocaiuto, rf 0 0 0 0Groon, II 2 0 11Hatalo, If 10 0 0Pirani, g 3 0 0 0Bomont, p 0 0 0 0By HOWARD RITTENHOUSE 'three hits while Bill DietchPO A 0 014 2 1 •5 0 0 0 0 0 1030103000000CALUMET CITY Kloin, ssKoarnoy, 3b Samido, rf-cf Rhodo, 1b Goranowski, cfForzok, rfSonic, cLowandowski, If Wawrxywiak, 2bCxornoda, rf-3b Taylor, •2t(2)AS3 1 14 2 2 1 2 1 2 322* 10»4 21 IR20000000000H00021001000RBI00010000001PO AX 300700*2210001e0s1 2 1 11 21 14THE INDIANS win over the Red Sox 5 to 0 was featured by the 14 strikeouts of winning pitcher Jim Glennon. The Sox got four hits to the Indians seven, but had three errors in the field. Mike Coffey caught for the winners. The losing hurler was Buzz Gibbons, relieved in the fifth by Dave Strenkofsky. John Wright handled the game at the plate.The last place Cubs took a close one from the Cards 4 to 3.Tennis star Mary Harwick offers instruction to Park Fores youngsters during clinic sponsored by recreation department Thurs dav on Central park courts.They made their runs one at atime in every inning except the fourth, and had an edge in hits 7 to 3, with one error apiece. Terry Durant pitched for the winners, with Dave Laubenthal at the plate. The loser was Jerry Stone, caught by Jim Stone.Read 'The Hot Corner' Twice Each Weekin THE STAR.All-StaterCHICAGO HEIGHTS 3 0 0 1 2 0 0—4 CALUMET CITY 1 0 0 0 0 0 . 1—1Errors: Hgbck, Collins, G. Vickory,Koarnoy 3, Samido, Lowandowski. Throo Basa Hit: J. Vickory, Pignotti. Two Boso Hit: G. Vickory, Groon. Stolon•aso: G. Vickory, Kloin. Doublo Play: G. Vickory-Pignotti (2). Loft on Baso: CC 7, CH 4. Hit Batsman: Lowandowski (Pirani). Wild Pitch: Pirani.inLast time a basketball player this area earned All-StatePITCHING SUMMARYIP HR ERPirani (W) *V» * 3 1 1Bamant 1H 1 1 0Taylor 7 10 4 3BB SO• 4 0 1 4 *honors was in 1955, the award MivorJ H/Mikloconina to Ooopr Tnvlnr of fcirh lYUAeU UOUUIfcfb^oing to Roger Taylor of RichKeen RivalSuccess formula: A man’s toughest competitor should be himself.Mixed doubles bowling tournaments are held each week at Olympia Lanes. Sessions are set for Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.Mike Morgan of Atlanta ledhis team’s attack on Birmingham with two singles, a triple and a home run to defeat Birmingham, 17 to 9. Eric Beddigs of Birmingham collected a single a n d a double out of three times at bat to lead the Birmingham attack. Bob Vrastel gave up seven hits to get the win. Mike Horewitch was his battery mate.Savannah pushed across the winning run in the last inning coming from behind to win over Jacksonville, 11 to 10. Bill Keese limited Jacksonville to four hits for the win. Although Gebrge Davis gave up only three hits, his team lost.Ron Nykl pounded out three i hits in three trips to the plate and gave up only two hits to Nashville to win for Mobile 13 to 4. John Maloney got two for three and Richard Sang collected two for four for the Mobile cause.MEMPHIS WON their eighth straight in defeating Mobile, 15 to 1. George Mintz shut out theopposition for five innings allowing one hit in the third and one hit and one run in the sixth. Chuck Wilkerson hit two doubles and a single, Davey Wolfe hit a single and a triple in this very well played game.Atlanta gathered 13 hits and 17 runs to win over Savannah Saturday, 17-4. Mike Benham was the winning pitcher. Mike Morgan the first baseman for Atlanta went five for five with three of his hits triples.In a pitching duel between Bill Dietch of Miami and Gary Brisker of New Orleans, Brisker came out on top 7 to 5. Gary struck out nine and allowedstruck out ten and gave up four hits. Mike Lamb of New Orlenasgot two of the four hits.Little Rock ran away with their game with Chattanooga, 23 to 11. Little Rock got 16 hits off the pitching of Jack Jones.Paul Kent was the winning pitcher.JACKSONVILLE was defeatedby Birmingham, 16-10. The combined pitching efforts of George Davis, Robert Ross and JohnFoulkes could not stop the Birmingham attack. Davis takes tht loss and Ray Giuliana, in relief gets the credit for the win.Jim Rinella led the Augusta team Jo victory over Nashville with a home run and two singles, 14 to 5. Gordon Brennt went all the way for Augusta allowing six hits for the win.Sovannah edged out a narrowvictory over Augusta, 12 to II.For seasonal fashion hints, read THE STAR.fimiiiiiiimiimiiHHfiintiiitiitiiiiiiiiinmiifiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiuinmiiiitrnntiftnmmiifiiiiiYOURGO UPAS LOW ASDON’T LET SOOT IN YOUR HEATING SYSTEM PREVENT YOU PROM GETTING ENOUGH HEAT!3AND AIR CONDITIONING1402 EMERALD AVE.SK 5-1563UHiimiUlllHillllllllUUMIIIOlUIUilUIIUIUUIIIilllUlliliUHHaUtUllUIHlUUIUIUIlltllUIOIUHIIIIlNOW! WONDERFULLY NEW, THRIFTIER WAY TO BUY GASOLINE!aAmericasOCTANE RATINGSr% *rfrom this one spectacular new blending pump!GLENM0RE VODKA$3.98 Value$4.98 ValuePull QuartBEAMSTRAIGHT BOURBONTHE WHITE Sox kept their lead in the American divisionby beating the last place Tigers, 5 to 2, although losing pitcher Carter Hill struck out 12 men during the fray. Hill also hit a home run over the center field fence in the third, but this was rot enough. Winning pitcher Chuck Watts also showed good control on the mound, striking of the opposing Tigers to allow only five hits. Dave Mclntire caught for the Sox, and Bill Rabin for the Tigers.The Braves swamped the Dodgers 13 to 2 in their Saturday meeting. Dave Swink of the Braves contributed his share of hits, being two for three. In the field, Brave Dick Shindle made beautiful one handed shoe-•tring catch in right field in the fifth inning to help hold the Dodgers down. Dave Carman of the Dodgers was also two for three at the plate, but there wasn’t enough support. The win-ring pitcher wras Jeff Kelly, caught by Paul Slagle. The loserBURTONTO PROOF$3.69 ValueSTROHS BEERQuartsPAUL JONESP.M.ProofBlended Whiskey$3.98Vol.VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGEDOUBLE COCKTAILS FORPRICE OF ONE BETWEEN 5-7 P.M.I a d I •» W. I c o m .Corner JoeChicago RoadsEAST SIDE OF OLYMPIA BOWLING LANES
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Tue, Jul 01, 1958
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