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HOST PHILLIES TONIGHTWinlNewAstros WinForLVETERAN MARY GARBERGame SweepTHOMASVILLESpartanburg invades FinchField tonight for a Western Carolinas League gameSportswriter'swith Thomasville's Hi-Toms, and it willkindalike two drunks trying to climb a ladder. Both have a long way to go, but if either can reach a higherrung it will have accomplished something.The Hi - Toms finished se-ProblemDressingRoomscond in the first half season standings, but have been booted into the cellar since theBy MARGARET WILSON Associated Press WriterWESTERN CAROLINAS LEAGUEWon Lott pci.WINSTON-SALEM. N C. lt;AP)porting sports events. But alljthe personalities and what these that is changed in the Winston- people are really like.”start of the “new season.”Salisbury Gastonia Shelby Uock Will******Going into tonight’s game the whiz kids of Finch Field are GrewvX winless with an 0-3 record.the otter******ft ff * * '»■ *• * *■32221Spartanburg, on hand, has managed to win one game and the Phillies are 1-3 and tn seventh place in theleague, just one notch above the Hi-Toms■ T ipr ^ V T* IFSpartanburgTHOMAS Vi* * A A. #' -* .#11♦ * * « ftLLM 00111 12 331.000M?M2.66?500.333.250mo2I1 123The lady is a veteran sports-wTiter with a key to most any j door in the sports cept the dressing roomSalem area now and she is aSome women are very knowlmember of the Atlantic Coastiedgeable about the technicalities Conference Sportswriters Asso-“That’s still my number one problem,” Mary Garber admitted.**Tuesday'* RttuttsSalisbury 5. THOMASVILLE 0, CblHtf In*lR«iInHi,n'*lt;rsS«ri.nbyrg s. i« inniw {the co»ch or athlete I want toBut I send a boy in to getShslby 4, Gr*tnvlH« 1 Gsstonts ft Lexington, pod . rsln“Some coaches and athletes were flabbergasted at first at a woman sportswriter,” she recalled. “But If you’re businesslike and do your job, it will out”But even coaches thinkof sports too, she said, as they try to keep up with the interests of their sons, husbands orboy friends.«*even coacnes mime a woman should at least be ableiHOWEVER. Salisbury has left little doubt about who has the best team in the league at the present time. The Astros won the first half season championship, anc with last night’s 5-0 victory completed a three - game sweep over Thomasville.Wednesday* OimnSpartanburg it THOMASVItLE, 7:15Lexington if Greenville Salisbury at im Hitt Shelby at Gastoniainterview and the coaches are{very nice about it.Wake Forest basketball Coach;*0 wmen s work (Bones McKinney usually ***** Garber remembers be-Her sports stories differ little from those written by many male sportswriters but she believes a woman “must hustle alittle more.”Larry Palmer’s single in the10th inning. Jim Dugan dob- ^torieshis post-game news conferenceoutside the dressing room — for Miss Mary.ing asked by a coach to sew up voars 0id the pants of a high school bas-A native of New York Miss Garber has lived in Wins ton-Salem since she was eighlmakes her homeketball player.I never was very good with(iThe Mary Garter byUne en a ^ (hey „ayed up fmincluding foot-;*^ »»Tonight Thomasville will be more in its class going against the Phillies. Righthand-er Dave Bryce, 5-0 for the season, will be on the mound for manager Ralph Rowe’sboys.ball and basketball games —has_ . . . been familiar to readers of thefor Shelby as the Rebels de- |Wlnslon . Salem journal andbered a grand slam homerfrated Greenville, 6-1(Sentinel for 20 yearsgame was rained outgame,Women sportswriters today usually are specialists in tends or shimming or the “women’s angle.” Miss Garber isfew who have regu-with hei mother and sister.Although Miss G a r b e iwouldn’t think of giving up teiown sport s writ ing career««aMshe ha!i;II3s game was called after one out in the top of the sixth inning when the clouds rolled back and theThe Lexington - Gastonia She became a sports writer“by default” during World War .jV5 uljII when most male writers werej^*”^ in a rmod male sufi members.m me liiwy \ The women’s golf tournamentand I've just stayed at it. «te;^r^on^m isn'' ewn herIISalisbury, 3-0 during this half of the season, remains atthe top of the standings.least not voluntarily little encouragement for younfwomen considering a similai career today.Most newspapers girls can do it, chances are slim any girl wou!lt; get hired — in fact they're prac tically non-existent.”’t“Thi, rain began pouring downTonight, the Astros visit Rock Hill, Shelby plays at Gastonia, Lexington at Greenville ami Spartanburg at Thomasville.saidwriter re-When she was a child, Miss f Zr. . ^all the little girl1 Durtn* 20 years writing*%RIGHTHANDER Larry Mason limited the » two hits in his first appear-i a nee for the Astros. Mason was sent to Salisbury by the parent Houston club from Amarillo, Texas.Gene Melton went the distance for the Hi-Toms and saw his record drop to 541. How-Meltons teammates«»rt?’Pate admitt^lv fwa ii' 8P°rte’ Miss Garber has seen a55SL alt;3mu^d,y *as a growing interest in sportsfrustrated8^ women inYou Wouldn't TakeYour Doctor'sTHOMASVILLE SALISBURY 1 ,.i T_, -•brftM It r IIM I guess I m just aLiv'Bbto tt 2 0i0 mcoohaw » j i i t athlete,” she addedGlover m 3 0 00 Jacob. 3b 000 cnn%a tut***xAihcrott rt i o 0 o w«t»oo c * e i a Entrance to some press noxesvideitch C 1000Ho*Ar« R 3 0 0 0 was restricted to men when•BCknar 3b 2 0» 0 Bingham rf 110 0. u. . .. . j „Aiexder w 2000Light m jmo.Miss Garber first starka rePrescription To APROFESSION A I. LIFE INSt RANCfSERVICEHardware StoreThen why buy a watchplace else hut a reliable jeweler40Dooley 16 10 10 Pendolfo cf 2 1 2 1Free, 2b 2 0 0 0 Lowell«n i© 3 0 0 0Melton p 2 0 0 0 Meton p 1112Totelf 12 0 2 « Total* 21 « f ft( Awarded tint on Intarferenca.wiiyamffmm n^:in emu HRfeendNmx’in^iwdoiy m...T noma. »i litSalisburymRELINEm •'V..* * ♦ * #«#*%«*•** #*««*#040 01 x—5didn’t give him much support as they committed five errors. All the Salisbury runs were unearned.MIC1o:co.00 0! 0 0 0 0 0 01Dick Pandolfo drove in one run with a sacrifice fly in the second inning which was the big one for the winnrs. Mason plated another with a single and Bob Watson sent home two teammates with a single. Nine Salisbury batters came to the plate during the inning. Errors by shortstop Jim Giover and third basemanBob Beckner helped the(Gama caiNd by rain witn on# out into© Ot 4th!E Watkon. Jacob*. Mason. Glovor 2, ftacfciwr 2, Ashcrott PO A - Thomaivin# IS 3. Salisbury 144. LOG -Thoma»viii# 4, Salisbury I20—Wataon. tft—Aahcroft. SF - PandoNoIP N IIRIIHMalton (L, 44) .. S « S 0 1 2Mason (W, 141 S1-3 2 0 0 3 7MGP-by Walton (McDonald) PB Vldatlch U - Richardson and Ralnay. T— 1:14 A - 453.Wheelsum.For o v « r twenty-five yearwe've been selling watches righ here at this location inPoint.Our watchmaker is right her on the spot to set* that your watcl gives decent time.S.FordChevroletGEORGE P. CLARKPlymouthNEW ENGLAND LIFEWe ll save you many dollar on your next watch.WWAW.VAV.VAGreen viM#mm oo*Kaowmm, Nichof* 17)Ii«mi; WMHi #ndMCWILOtherCersRack MillSpartanburg100 003 010 K 0 00; mhelp yo« plan row for th« year*aft tad.Founder of Mutual Lifa Insuranrato America to ISIS645! j N. Moin St. Phone 68 2-1816A small deposit will holdAdNASH JEWELRYin nGutftrw. Dominpuat (4), Roqua CO) and I annlng; Gandraau, Gramly (0) and Cunning.GuaranteedMonthsor 20,000 MilesJ Salisbury causei•ib010131 1 02 ».6 011 0 0 02 0 0 9 0 0s■74TERRY DOOLEY and John Livingston had singles for the Hi-toms, who have scored only two runs so far during the “new season.”The Hi-Toms biggest threat came in the first inning when Livingston led with a walk, but was cut down trying to steal second. Rich Ashcroft was then awarded first on the catcher’s interference and he stole second. Tom V idetich followed with a grounder to third base ate Bill Jacobs errored the throw to first basemanJoe Lewallen. Ashcroft tried to score on the wild throw, but Lewallen recovered ate threw to the plate to get Ashcroft on a close play.TermsTIMELYTONIGHTCarrying ChargesFree Broke InspectiondiscontinuedTOMSASTRASPARTANBURGT0NKMTBroke ShopshoesNIGHTm* Fngllsh Kn«di»stoR tteTtciui2*827Fr#© le©JohnstonMEANWHILE. Rock Hilledged Spartanburg,Muiclassicmoccasinnn
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Wed, Jun 30, 1965
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