JillPRESS BOX VIEWSlowed no hits, and struck outone. The only baserunner was safe on an error.looking fo their newHANLEYStanek’s thechange-of-pace got comment from veteranwin the jlt; trial. WinGiant HurlersGood HandsAs 'The Teacher' Takes Chargepitching instructor Frank Shell-enback. That’s the best pitch in baseball if vou can get itftover.Sanford hummed some of theany troubMickey ager Joh yesterdayoff withYankees’icsCASA GRANDE, Ariz.Frankas-ofShellenback is known in the Giantreorganization as “The Teacher.” Shellenback was in semi-retirement inive■alltheofBoston when Herman Franks persuaded him to take charge of thisyear’s staff of Giant pitchers.“I am not in any way belittlingLarrvus-im-t Iinviting the teacher to take charge.19 pitches he threw but severalwere high and wide. The lack of consistent control didn’t seem togames. T whv he’dbother him, though, as he commented, “The main thing is thatposition h before qu son bee aknees.Redwood's“1 thinkto play,”Frosh Coachmore rursaid the rookie manager of theHANLEYim-theGiants.itLarrySteps DownOreqcChooLyle Fisher, Redwood High School’s unbeatable freshmenlestap-ife,andas my coach if I didn t think he j ^ouid tage his eye off thegood one. But Snellen- catcher during his windup. I,, , . ..Lurry know Fred Fitzsimmons used b et.ba11 coachto turn his back to the plate and Jf , * winner.TrackCORVAail he known about pitching.Fisher, a math teacher whogon State new headButJansen isn’t the only success- look at center field but he was ... .ful major league pitcher taught I a rare exception to the rule | lps m the a,hlet,c departmentby Shellenback who has spent that a pitcher should keep his | ^ch arK| 1 Kansasbaseball, eye on the catcher.picking Btrack coahalfinthea century Shellenback signed his first professional baseball contract inannouncedhis• *iiANOTHER EXAMPLE ofretirement”ketballas frosh hasTimmoicoach atachLoswe look for? A pitcherles-:in-Leagueon his free foot after the decouple of decades Shellenbackler-tentdirected all pitchers in the Giantfarm system. Two years ago hebegan to train others for thatan awards banquet last night honoring the varsity cage and wrestling teams at Redwood.BellJulv 1 tlt;at the Uheelproblems RedwoodIn five years at the helm ofHe ha?tus-fe’djob and went into semi-retire-ment, doing a spot of scouting try to correct the little thingsusually grow from repetition of j has guided his youngsters to little mistakes. That’s whv weMarinoryBostonsoonliftI’m tickled to death that• tShelly came to camp. Franks. “With ShellenbacksaidMarin PoliceAthleticLeague championships, quite anunbeatable record. He doesn’thave the needed time to devote to coaching because of his teach-work load, hea year acession t teams fn well, E Kan. Twlt;ingJansen in charge of pitching, 1 have no spring worries about Rfjcnknll \A/illour staff. I know that in six! UUbeUOl I ▼▼IIIweeks they will come up withsomething.”Be FormedlackPRECISELY WHAT does Sheltheif tolenback look for in a young pitcher? What does he tell a rookie? What Do’s and DontsTryouts for the first MarinLeaguesaid last night, He will still remain an assistant football coach, he said.Tom Bly, Charlies Davis and Don Detrick received captain blankets in award presentationsto the varsity basketball team. Bob Green won the senior scholarship award.letes heSan Ronversity c in a tinRvun ofsub-fourTimmc and assiison, thenWally Sharpe and Vic Gen-LivieAIICiiey- does he stress?‘‘Everyone has a natural deSaturday, at Richardson Bay won caP*ain blankets fortheir roles on the Redwood var-Lynn ]School, Sausalito.Colleie in livery and none throws the sameEligible for the team arem away,” said Shellenback. “I have j youngsters 12 through 14 years awardslt;sity wrestling team. Sharpe also won t h esenior scholarshipyear’s li Westerne InAr-never changed a man in my ! of age, or they may be 15 yearsmentolyerThe banquet was sponsored named, . , u . , t c . i -/ *be Redwood Benchwarmers team, itsomething president Herbert Smiththere but 1 do not believe in ! salito police officer and founder.Club.Livie$10,-changing a man’s naturalpingthedelivery.$16“THERE ARE many facets toTheplay in the San Francisco PolicePRO BASKETBALLChico, I Francig inig inu. iththe delivery and each one ofthem is important—the stride, follow through, timing and anumber of other things« iai mrr r\it/*hoi*C hut/O 22April 10.LeagueCASTKKN DIVISIONwo** I Ml Pet ••hllMl*ioslon ^ SI 1* .714 ~The Marin league was formed j Phii«a*ipn,« 31 35 sjJ it*ilast October by eight law en- N#w VorhwesTfB*J ©jv,,,©?1 3Pl forcement officer^ in Marin! l©» **9*1*$ 44 n *n -Cniinti, Its r\i ■ rrv .l u ic Ia nrnviHo 1 V tOoi* 31 34 .$34 $V|Montgor Foster iRuss SIthe dreiWH