San Bernardino Sun, Volume 60, Number 298, 13 August 1954 — Page 50

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ST. LOUIS (UP) The surging Milwaukee Braves soared to their sixth straight victory, defeating the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-1, behind the 6-hit pitching of Warren Spahn Thursday.

The win was the Braves' 17thJ

in their last 19 starts and was particularly satisfying for Charlie Grimm and his warpath men as both leading New York and second-place Brooklyn were idle. They trail the Dodgers only three games But it was a tough defeat for

Colion Nabs LL

Regional Victory

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ror. Doty promptly doubled Ilubbs

in for his third RBI of the game and Norm Housley was hit by a pitched ball. Chapman then rifled one over the centerfield fence. The winner's final score came In the top of the sixth when Bill Brown walked and Newberry and Magness each singled. Doty and Chapman each batted in three runs and Magness one. Magness, the surprise choice of Coaches Dee Mullins and Norm T3erch, came through brilliantly for the Colton Lions Stars. The Hub City Section 2 kings will have their aces, Kenn Hubbs and Doty. Teady for the Friday and Saturday battles. In other first round action, Section 4 champion Tulare used a nohitter to down Section 6-winning Provo, Utah, 3-1, while Venice baffled Centralia, Wash., 4-1. Friday's Colton will be broadcast by Gus Grebe over radio station KCSB at 12:43 p.m. Friday's semifinal game between Tulare and Venice will be televised, as w i 1 1 Saturday's championship game.

Card rookie Gordon Jones who made his first start and yielded all the Braves' runs.

OConnell 2b

Mathews 3b Aaron If Adrock lb Pafko rf Lostan ss frandfiH c Spahn p

MUwaakM All R H St. Loals 1IRH

Bruton rf 4 0 0 RepuUkl II 4 0 0

2 Moon cf 4 0 2 Musial rf 4 1 0 JablonsM 3b 4 0 1 Seh'ndnst 2b 3 0 1 C'ninBham lb 3 O 2 h-Yvars - 1 0 0 Rice e 3 6 0 Orammu as 3 O Jones p 2 0

a-Lowrey 1 0

Presko p 0 0 0 Totals 35 3 8 Totals 3J 1 6 a Strurlc out for Jones in 7th, . b Struck out for Cunningham in 9th. SroRK BV I'X1NGS: Milwaukee flflfl 300 1)003 St. Louis 00 Mil 0001 E Jablonski. RBI Ad cock. Pafko. Crandall. Schoendienst 2B Paflco. Mathews, Musial. S Crandall. SF Schoendienst LOB Milwaukee 11. SL Louis 5. BB Jones 2, Presko 2. SO Spahn 7. Jones 2. Presko 3. HO-Jones 8-7. Presko 0-2. RAER Spahn 1-1. Jones 3-1. HBP Presko (Bruton). W Spahn O3-10). L Jones (0-1). U Pinelli. Boggess, Engeln. Stewart T 2:13. A 11.234. Red Sox Split With Nationals BOSTON (UP) The Boston Red Sox split, a doubleheader vwith Washington Thursday blanking a former mate, Maury McDermott, 5-0, in the nightcap after another former Red Sox, Chuck Stobbs, whipped them 9-5 on eight hits in the opener. First Game:

Washington Aft R H Boston . AB R H Yost lb 4 2 1 Piersall rf 5 0 1

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3

Runnels ss 4

Vernon lb 5 Sievers If 4 Busby cf 5 Umphlett rf 5 FitzGprald r 4 Terwillifter 2b 4 Stobbs p - 2

2 1 Williams If

0 4 Mele lb 0 1 Jensen cf 0 0 Goodman 2b 1 1 White c 1 2 Lepcio 3h 2 IConsolo ss 1 1 Nixon p Brown p a-Olson Hudson p b-Lenhart

"oltnn Hrumm c -Munson rf - Hubbs ss rvity lb Housley 2b

AB R H Dnuslas AB R H 4 0 0 Altamirano lb 111

3 11 Ruterman rf 2 1 0 4 11 Hemandes If 3 0 0 2 2 2 Roouini ss 2 0 0

2 10 Galindo d 3 0 0

Chapman 3b 3 1 1 Escuctega cf 2 0 0

Brown cf 2 1 OGrajeda c 3 0 0 . Newberry If 3 0 2 Lewis 3h 10 0

Magness p 3 0 1 Campbell 2b 3 0 1

. Totals 26 7 8 Totals 20 2 2

MORE BY INNINGS: R H E Colton mo 401 7 H 1

Ilouslas uoo 0202 2

-JSew Westminster. B.C. .. BOO not s 1

-sjmviile. Calif 030 303 7 13 ; , Stevens Osaadcznk; Jones Harris. ! I'tah fllfl OHO 1 a. I

TtTr. calif mrt fll 3 C

- Meeley, B. reared 3 A A. Pearadi

Bishop & Pope. -l..--Venice. Calif. ............ 003 0014 1 , Centralis.. Wa-h. 000 100 1 4 3 , Vicn A: 4. Moss; Helceson, O. Lohr (3) Conzattl.

Totals 37 9 12 Totals 31 5 8 a Singled for Brown In 7th. b Lined out for Hudson in 9th. SCORE BY INNINGS: Washington 101 OK 0009

Boston 000 013 100 S

E Yost 2. Consolo. Hudson. RBI Siev

ers 2. Vernon 3. Runnels. Terwilliger. Yost

Jensen 2. White. Mele. 2B Vemon 2.

Runnels. FitzGerald. HR Jensen. SB Vernon. Terwilliger. SH Stobbs. Yost. SF

Sievers. DP Terwilliger to Runnels to

Vernon. LOB Washington 9. Boston 5. BB

Stobbs 3. Nixon 3. Hudson 2. SO Stobbs

5. Nixon 1. Brown 2. HO Nixon 7-5H.

Brown 3-1. Hudson 2-2. R4ER Stobbs 5-5. Nixon 8-6. Brown 1-0. Hudson 0-0. PB

Brown. W Stobbs (7-7). L Nixon (8-10).

T 2:30.

JOIson Sharply Honed NICE (UP) Manager Sid Flaherty curtailed middleweight Ichampion Carl (Bobo) O 1 s o n's -training program sharply Thursday because "he is too fine" and L"we don't want him to go stale."

Second Game:

Washington AB R H Boston AB R H

Yost 3b 3 0 0 Piersall rf 4 10 Runnels ss 4 0 1 Williams If 2 1 0 Vernon lb 4 0 1 Olson If 10 0 Sievers If 4 0 2 Mele lb 4 12 Bushy cf 4 0 1 Agganis lb 10 0 Umphlett rf 4 0 0 Jensen cf 4 2 2 McDermott p 3 0 1 Goodman 2b 3 0 1 FitzGerald 1 0 0 Owen c 10 0 Terwilliger 2b 3 0 1 Lepcio 3b 3 0 3 Oldts c 10 0 Consolo ss 2 0 0 a-Wright 10 0 Sullivan p .400 Keriazakos p 0 0 0

Totals - 32 0 7 Totals 29 5 8

SCOKK BY INNINGS:

Washington ................. mo 000 0000 Boston no 040 lOv f

E Yost. RBI Jensen 2. Owen 2. Mele.

2B Lepcio. Goodman. Jensen. S Oldis, Goodman.' SF Owen 2. DP Sullivan to Owen to Agganis. LOB Washington 7. Bos

ton 10. BU Mcuermott 7. Sullivan l. so McDermott 4. Sullivan 3. HO McDermott

H-7. Keriazakos 0-1. RAER McDermott 5-5.

Keriazakos 0-0. Sullivan 0-0. W Sullivan

(9-10i. L McDermott (6-12i. U Lmont Grieve. Hurley. T 2:08. A 7.783.

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Half Title Win Dick Lee per fired a 2-hlt shutout at Olson's Distributors Thursday at Sturges to give County Hospital a 5-0 win and title to the City C first half championship. Losing pitcher Johnny Osborn fanned 17. Pacing: the Hospital attack were Mike Worthley with 3-for-4, including 2 doubles, and Al Kountree, who doubled and singled. C. Wallace and B. Ashment got the loser's hits. In second half play, the Hospltalmen need a win over PepsiCola to move Into a 4-way tie. Olson, Harris Co. and The Sun. Telegram already have 3-2 records.

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County Hnsnltat 30 000 05 11 Olson Distributing 000 000 II 0 3 1

Leeper & Hartwell; Osborn & Fnchs.

Clubface Open, Hit Down Across Line

In Trap Shot

In an explosion shot start the

club down from the top the same as on all other shots. The hips start turning first to bring you down into a hitting position as in 53A. Delay the hand , action then

with the club on the outside hit

down across the line, making sure

that the clubface is open. Make a

conscious effort to hit down. The club bites into the sand approximately one inch behind the ball

and goes on through to the fin

ish with the clubface still open (u-

lus. B). Actually I cut across the line of flight on this shot with the

clubface open, making the club

scoot through the sand so that it

doesn't stick.

The follow through is highly im

portant. Crossing over the hands

or closing the face of the club dur

ing this shot will cause you to

shank. Obviously, this shot re

quires a firm grip. But in spite of

that, don't tighten up. On long bunker shots the stance and address are the same as on short

bunker shots but the club selected will depend on the length of the

shot required. .

A good rule to remember is to

always take one more club than

you would for the same distance

on the fairway. Hitting the sand

will deaden the shot just about one

club, sometimes two.. What the dif

ference will be depends on wheth

er the sand is heavy or light.

Your problem on long bunker

shots is not only to get out of the bunker, but also to get as much

distance as possible.

POTTER PITCHES

COLT MO-HITTER FOR M'DERMOTT'S

Jim Potter closed out his Colt League career in a blaze of curves and fast balls Friday when he sent Barr's Solons to a no-hit, no-run

defeat, McDermott's Reds winning,

1-0.

First batter up in the seventh,

James Parese hit a fly ball to

right that was misjudged and

rilled a two-base hit. This was

later changed to an error when it

was determined that the fielder actually had the ball temporarily.!

Only score came in the fifth

when Potter drew a walk, took second when a pickoff backfired,

took third on a wild pitch and tal

lied on an error.

It was a tough game for Jim

Turner to lose. He struck out 13 to

Potter's 12 and only allowed two

hits.

Harrison Sporting Goods failed

to field a complete team forcing

forfeiture of its Junior League contest to the Lions. Barr's Solons 000 000 0 2 McDermott's Reds 000 010 x I S 2 Jim Turner Hares; Jim Potter tt Favela. . BOSTON (UP) Deputy Sheriff

Tommy Collins, who vowed to

grab the featherweight title By next St. Patrick's Day, took the

first step in that direction Thursday night by knocking out inept

Jimmy Ithia of New York in 1:47 of the fourth round of a scheduled 10-rounder at Boston Arena.

HOLLYWOOD dP San Diego

poured over six runs in the 10th inning Thursday to wallop Hollywood, 8-3, cutting the Stars' Pa

cific Coast League lead to 12

games belore a laaies isignt crowd of 11,275 largest of the Gilmore Field season.

Breaking a 2-2 tie, loser Roger

Bowman walked Al Federoff with the bases loaded; Mile Smith

Bernier Banned v . LOS ANGELES OP) Carlos Bernier of Hollywood was banned for the rest of the 1954 season and the Governor's Cup playoffs by PCX President Clarence Rowland for striking Umpire Chris Valenti. He. was not fined. The

Stars signed George Vico to their, roster.

singled in two more, Dick Faber singled in the fourth run and Harry

Elliott singled in the final pair.

Umpire Al Somers was sub

jected to three rhubarbs, the iirst

when Federoff was called safe at

home. The Padres argued when

Luke Easter was called -out on

strikes, and the Twinks beefed

when Dick Smith's bunt was called

foul.

San Diego

Federoff 2! M. Smith 3b

Sisler If

Faber cf Easter lb

Rapp rf

H. Elliott cf-lt 5

Merson ss 5

Sandlork c 3

Wlaht p

Lyons p

AB R H Hollywood AB R H

3 2 1 Saffell cf 3 0 1

4 1 2 R. Smith ss . 3 0 0 4 0 1 Walls rf-lf 5 0 1

111 Kelleher If-rf 410

3 0 0 Phillips 3b 4 0 0

0 2 Lohrke 2b 3 O 0 0 2 Lone lb 4 0 2

1 0 Mansan c 3 0 1

1 0 Monger p 10 0 1 la-BasgaU 111

111 Bowman p 000 Walsh p 0 0 0 O'Dnnnell p 0 0 0 aa-Vico 110

PORTLAND OP) Los Angeles hit more home runs than Portland to win the nightcap of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader, 6-3, after

Portland won the opener, 4-0, be

fore 1,029 Thursday. First Came:

Im Anseles AB R H Portland AB R H

Nastemak as 2 0 0 Austin ss 4 12

Mauch 2b 2 0 0 Basinsld 2b 2 0 0 Usher cf 3 0 0 Esgert 11 110 Edwards 3b 3 0 1 Judnlch rf 3 12

Brown If 3 0 0 Krsruch 3b 10 0 Richards lb 3 0 0 Arft lb 2 0 0 Robertson rt 2 0 1 Gladstone cf 3 1 2

Evans c 10 0 Rossi c 3 0 1

Hatten p 0 0 0 Alexander p 2 0 0

Moisan P 2 0 0

x-West 10 0 Hardin ss 0 0 0

Totals 22 0 2 Totals 21 4 7 x Struck out for Nastemak In 6th.

SCORE BIT INNINGS:

Im Anceles ... 'AM 000 00 Portland 300 1U0 x 4

E Nastemak. RBI Judnich. Glad

stone 2. Alexander. SH Baslnski. Alexander. Krsnich. DP BasinsW to Austin to Arft; Edwards (unassisted). LOB

Los Angeles 3. Portland 6. BB Hatten

2. Alexander 2. Moisan 2. SO Alexander 11. Moisan 1. HO Hatten 3-:

Moisan 4-5H. R&ER Hatten 3-3: Moi

san 1-1. WP Hatten. W . Alexander.

(5-10. L. Hatten 410-14). U lacovet-

U, Ashford, Cartucd. T 1:25.

Second Game:

Txm Anseles K0 !? 000 It 1 Portland 300 OHO 0003 S

McLlsn. Lawn 1 ft Kvans: Heard.

Adams 4.1). fSchelh r? Rossi. Home

Runs Jndnirh, Portland, 1st, 1 on: Baslnski. Portland. 1st. none an: Evans, Im

Anceles. zoo. 1 on: Kichards. Ixw An

trim. 4th, none on; Maraseo, Los An

seles, 6th. 1 on.

Oaks Sweep Sods

SEATTLE BR Al Gettel pitchea

4-hit ball as Oakland downed Seat

tle, 2-0, in the second game of a

Pacific Coast League bill after the Oaks had taken the opener, 5-1, behind 3-hit hurling of Ernie Brog-

lio.

Totals 36 8 11 Totals 32 3 6

a Singled for Munger in 8th. aa Forced runner for O'Dcnnell In 10th.

SCORK BY INNINGS:

s ni 000 oni ono i

Hollywood 010 oon 010 13

E M. Smitn. fnlllips z. ttui aisier, Easter. Federoff. M. Smith 2. Faber. H.

Elliott 2. Lohrke. Walls. 2 B Rapp. Walls. SH Lohrke. Munger. Federoff. M. Smith, Faster. R Smith 2. Sandlock. SB Feder

off rPMerson to Federoff to Easter. M.

Smith to Eister. K. Smltn to Lonnce to

tincp i. rvnonneii to K. smltn to img.

LOB San Diego 5. Hollywood 7. BB

Wisht 3. Lyons 1. Munger 1. Walsh 1.

n rvmnoii i cr Wizht 2. Lyons 3. Mun

ger 6. Bowman 1. HO wight t-yons

2-2Ti. Munger 6-S. Bowman 2-1 plus, waisn "n rvrvinnelt 1-L RAER Wight 1-2.

T .von 5-2. Muneer 2-L Bowman 0-1. Walsh

4-1. O'Donnell 2-0. W Lyons. L Bowman.

U somers, Walsh, vaienu. t a:ui. a

11.275.

Sacs Sink Seals

SAN FRANCISCO (IB Bud Daley

limited San Francisco to three hits

as he pitched the Sacramento

Solons to a 3-1 victory in their Pa

cific Coast League game before 528 fans.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGCE

W L. Pct.X CB

Hollywood K S3 .CIS

San Dieco M 53 .SOt 1H Oakland T3 CO .MS 4 san Francises 68 C .507 UW Seattle 70 .457 Jo'-j

Los Angeles' ........... 37 74 .435 23Vi

Sacramento 57 75 .43: 74

Portland 53 7 .403 SS

THURSDAY'S RESULTS

San Dieca X. Hollywood 3. 10 Innings.

Sacramento 3, San Franriscn 1. Portland 4. 3: los Angeles 0, 6. Oakland 5, Zi Seattle. 1. 9.

First Game: '

Oakland AB R tt Seattle

Rose ss

Jorgensen 3b

Marshall lb Davis rt CuitU It

Neal c

Chapman cf

Samford 2b Broglio p

AB R H

CB 34

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NATIONAL: LEAGUE W. I- Pet.

New York 70 4t .631 Brooklyn C7 45 -59S Milwaukee S3 47 .473

Philadelphia 55 53 .509 I3H

CmclnnaU 55 53 .4S7 ' 16

St. Louis 5i so .4S4 1KH Chicago .'. 44 SX . .38 3 4

Pittsburgh 3S 73 MS 311

THURSDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati X. Chlcacn 6. , MUwanken 3. St. ImIs 1. (Only games scheduled.) FRIDAY'S PITCHERS

New -York Marlle Il-6 at Brooklyn

(Ersklne 14-10 Night.

Pittsburgh (LaPalme 4-S and Purkry

3-8 at Philadelphia (IVehmeler 5-7 snd

Roberta 17-) Tw Came Night.

St. LouHaddlx 15-8) at Cincinnati (Nnxhall -3 Night. Chirac (Rush 7-1 3 at Milwaukee (Burdetta 11-11) Night. AMERICAN LEAGUE

W. I- Pet.

Cleveland' - 7 33 .703

New Y'ark . ...... 77 37 - .675

Clliouil .. 73 43 .633

Detroit ................ 50 61 .450 7 Washington 4ft 63 .433 30 Boston 47 64 .433 31

Baltimore. 39 73 ,34ft 39 '4

Philadelphia 37 75 JM 41 Vj

THURSDAY'S KESILTS New York S. 7: Philadelphia 4. L. Washington 9, 0: Boston 5, 5. Cleveland 10. Detroit 1. (Only games scheduled. FRIDAY'S PITCHERS Detroit (Aber 4-6) at Chicago Hrsnrnaa t-6. Baltimore. (Turley -ll) at Cleveland (Frllrr -!) Night. Philadelphia (Frirann 4-8) at Washington (Stone -) Night. Boston (Klely 5-6) at New York (Ford 11-6) Night.

San Bernardino shoots for both berths in the finals of the annual Riverside Intercity Softball Tournament Friday when BoUong Fur nirore battles Shidler's of Riverside at 7:30 and Norton Maintenance faces the Independent Garage Owners at 9 p.m. In Evans Park. Bollong's nine draws the stiff assignment in meeting the Riverside champions. Charley Trujillo, who has firebailed five no-hitters this summer, hurls for Riverside, while Sam Boilong will use either Arvil Hale or lefty. Bill Hambly. The Boilong lineup will have Don Dodson, lb; Ken McGowan

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4 0 0 Bukowatz 2b 2 0 0

4 12 ToWn If 3 0 0 4 0 3 Wilson s 2 0 0 3 0 0 Schmees lb 3 0 0 2 10 Maddern rt S' 0 0 3 0 0 Maura ct 3 11 2 12 Orteig c 2 0 1 3 12 Thomas 3b 3 0 0 3 11 Bearden p '2 0 1

Kindsfather p 0 0 0 zz-Mallott 0 0 0 a-Byme 10 0

Totals 27 5 9 Totals 24 1 3

a Safe on error lor Kindsfather in 7tn. zz Ran for Orteig in 7th. SCORE BY INNINGS:

Oakland 000 000 55

Seattle 000 000 11

E Marshall. Schmees. RBI Samford. Broglio 2. Marshall 2. 2B Samford. Marshall. SH NeaL SB Chapman. DP Wilson to Schmees to Orteig, Bukowatz to Schmees, Jorgensen to Samford to Marshall. LOB Oakland 4. Seattle BB Broglio 4. Bearden 2. SO Broglio 3. Bearden 2. HO Bearden 8-6. Kindsfather R&ER Broglio 1-0. Bearden 3-5. Kindsfather 2-0. PB Orteig. W Broglio. L Bearden. U Hanich, Mutart. Van Keuren. T 1:50. Second Came: Oakland 000 101 000! 3 0

Seattle uuu ooo wio v tniirnament Gettel A Neal; Hall Jenney. . lOUITiameni.

Gibson Nine Practices

For Championship Tilt

A Saturday workout for the Gib

son Lumber Co. Pony League team

has been called by Manager

George Baycott for Saturday at

Richardson Junior High. The drill is slated to get under way at 10

a.m. Both the Lumbermen and Teamster Colts posted 184 records during season play in the Coast Pony League and a playoff will be staged next week to settle the championship. DAYTON, Ohio (UP) Don Wearley of Toledo defeated David Baldwin of South Orange, N. J., 2-up in the 35-hole final Thursday

to win the national lefthanders golf

Redleg Homers

Clip Cubs, 8-6 CINCINNATI (UP) Ted Kluszewski, Jim Greengrass and Wally Post hit home runs that produced five runs and enabled the Cincinnati Redlegs to beat the Chicago Cubs, 8-6.

Chicago AB R H Cincinnati AB R H

BaumholU CI 5 0 1 Adams 3b 4 1 Baker 2b 5 0 3 e-Borkowsld 1 0

0 0 Harmon 3b 0 0 2 1 McMillan u 8,0

1 i aeu ci i 2 2 Klusz'ski lb 4 1 2 Greeng'ss If. 3 0 1 Temple 2b 2 0 0 Post rf 4 0 0 Semlnlck c 3 0 1 Pod b' lan p 3 0 1 Judson p 1 0 0. 0 0

0 0

or Joe Colley, 2b; Paul Mowery, 3b; Jim Burton, ss; Ben Gregory, If; Pete Egan, cf; John Courtney, Tom Strlnghara or Colley, rf; Boilong or McGowan, e. Shidler's, who ousted Crestline Legion in the first round, 4-0, arc led at the plate by Jack Allman, Fran Bushman, Wayne Specht and George Trujillo. The IGO club, which tied Bollong's for City A honors on 11-3 records, will throw Whitey Pollock or Bus Thierichen. Norton has the great Ray Holcomb throwing and either Chuck Bryson or Coleman Scott catching.

Fondy lb Kiner U

Sauer. rf Banks ss Morgan 3b Cooper c a-Cole

Garaglola c

Minner p

b-Rice

Jeffcoat p c-Bilko

Tremel p

Davis p .

5 5 4 3 4 3 0 0 3 1 0 1 0

0 0 0

0 0

Totals 3S 6 13 Totals 33 8 9 a Ran for Cooper in 7th b Singled for Minner in 7th c Filed out for Jetfcoat in 8th. e Singled for Merriman in Sth. SCORE BY INNINGS:

Chicago 000 X00 220

Cincinnati 010 103 Zlx 8 E Temple, Adams, Banks. RBI Banks 2. Cooper. Morgan. Garagiola. Borkowski. Rice, Kluszrwski 3, Greengrass. Post

3. 2B Adams, Temple, post. 3B Baumholtz, Kluszewski. HR Banks. Kluszewski. Greengrass. Post. SF Garagiola. DP

iempie to McMillan to Kiuszewstu. LOB Chicago 7. Cincinnati 6. BB Minner 3. Jeffcoat 1. Tremel 1. Podbielan 1.

SO Minner 3, Davis 1, Podbielan 3. HO

Minner 5-6. Jeffcoat 2-1. Tremel 1-, Davis l-'-i. Podbielan 12-7 li. Judson 11. R&ER Minner 5-5, Jeffcoat 2-2, Tremel 1-1. Podbielan 6-3. W Podbielan

7-5. L Minner 49-8). U Secory. Goetz.

DascoU and Warneke T 2:36. A 3.933.

LONG BEACH (UP) Lanky

Allen Geiberger of Santa Barbara posted a final par 71 Friday for a winning total of 289 in the California State junior golf tourney over the rugged Virginia Hills Country Club course.

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Totals 34 3 9 Totals 1 3 x Grounded out for Chandler In Sth. t Ran for Tieslera in Sth. SCORE BY INNINGS: Sacramento 101 100 0003 San Francisco 000 000 001 1 E Streeter, DiPietro, Westlake. Melton. RBI Brovia. Schenz 2. 2B Fernandez. Daley. Schenz. SH Daley. DP Streeter to .Schenz to Jones 2. LOB Sacramento 7. San Francisco 5. BB Chandler 2. Daley 4. SO Chandler 2. Daley 4. HO Chandler 8-8. Uen 1-L R&ER Chandler 3-3. Lien 0-0. Daley 1-0. W Daley. L Chandler. U

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John Paro, who was tagged with the loss, was the night's top hitter with a double and triple. The losers

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