News-Journal du lieu suivant : Mansfield, Ohio • 32

I Mansfield News- Journal Thursday, April 21, 1960 32. Lefty Wins Lively Dusting Duel With Dodgers, 1 0 By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Beanballs already? Yup, and it seems only ural that the two teams firing at each other are the Giants and Dodgers in a prompt early-season attempt to establish who's the boss. The Giants were Wednesday when Southpaw Mike McCormick not only pitched them to a two-hit, 1-0 victory over the Dodgers, but also had the last work in a lively dusting duel with sidearmed Don Drysdale. Drysdale, who allowed only five hits in dropping his first game of the season following two victories, hit Orlanda Cepeda on the head with a pitch in the second inning. Cepeda's helmet saved him on that one.

Then in the sixth, Drysdale stung Willie Mays with a fast (ball on the left forearm. grimaced in pain but trotted down to first base. it top was of the McCormick's seventh. ty turn He didn't waste any time firing his first pitch straight at Wally Moon's head. Moon hit the dirt as the ball whizzed past him and that ended the beanballs for the day anyway.

The victory was McCormick's second, coming after a threehit, 6-1 win over the Cardinals on April 13, and he even helped his own cause at the plate. Willie Kirkland led off the fifth with a single and moved up on an infield out. With two down, McCormick caught Dodger baseman Jim Gilliam flat-footed as he laid down al perfect bunt along the foul line. That sent Kirkland to third from where he scored on Don Blasingame's single. McClain Chosen Crestline Coach CRESTLINE Dave have been hired to guide fortunes at Crestline for Superintendent Jack P.

pointments today and only board of education is needed. McClain, a quarterback at Bowling Green State University in 1959, will begin his schoolboy coaching career with the 1960 Bulldogs. Crestline produced a 7-1-1 record under Ray Kennedy in 1959 and won the Mohican League crown. An all-Ohio footballer at Upper Sandusky, McClain played three years at BG and contributed to the Falcons capturing the national small college grid toga. McClain will teach in the science department.

Schacht comes to Crestline after leading New Bremen to the state finals in the Class A basketball race this winter. New. Bremen knocked off McClain and Jerry Schacht the football and basketball 1960-61 school term. Taylor announced the apthe formal approval of the the Crawford County League king, in the regional finals at Lima. A Baldwin-Wallace grad, Schacht's two teams at New Bremen have won 44 while losing eight.

The former Amherst High athlete will teach physical education and social studies. He'll help coach the North All Stars at Troy in June. Complete athletic assignments at Crestline for 1960-61 follow: Athletic Director--Karl Hackman. Football McClain (head coach), Joseph Spilewski, Jay Knierim, James Dotson. -Jerry Schacht (head coach), Knierim, McClain, Shock.

Dotson. Baseball-Schacht. Crestline Coach Takes New Post By TOM BLOUNT CRESTLINE-Ray Kennedy, who resigned as head football coach at Crestline High last Tuesday, has been hired as head grid mentor at Tusla High, a new consolidation near Massillon. An eight-year football coachIng veteran, Kennedy guided Crestline a 7-1-1 record in 1959, good enough to rank third among the 27 schools sponsoring grid units in the Mansfield area. THREE SOURCES Tusla, which goes into operation in September, will draw students from parts of Wayne, Stark, and Tuscarawas Counties.

Kennedy was not at liberty to release salary information. Announcing his appointment to the new post, Kennedy said today, "Naturally, any coach hates to make a change after Lucas Hi Smashes Butler 9 LUCAS Sparked by John Huffman's big bat, the Lucas High baseballers blasted Butler, 28-13, here yesterday. Huffman smashed one of four Lucas homers, a pair of doubles, and a single to lead an 18-hit assault on Butler's Al Morton. Lucas got off to a 6-0 first inning lead and added nine more in the second to get comfortable. Butler tallied five in the top of the second.

Huffman's brother, Joe, Lee Keiser and Tom Scott were other Cub athletes belting homers. Jim Lawhorn cracked one for the Bulldogs. Lucas Butler Zajacks rf AB If AB 03 G. Cchrn E.Hardin 3 L. Cchrn 3b Maiyer 3b Sargent 16 9 Jon Hffmn Meeks Keiser cf Lawhorn ct Joe Hffmn Morton 13.

Scott 2b Oyster If Wallace 1b Haws ss 1J Hardin 2b 4 1 Prefling 2b 03 -4 i TOTALS 38 28 18 TOTALS 30 13 Butler 053 041 0-13 Lucas 694 063 x-28 Two Base Hits Zalacks, John Hoffman 2, E. Hardin 2. Three Base Hits Cochran. Home Runs John Huffman. Joe Huffman, Keiser, Scott.

Lawhorn. Bases on Bails, off John Huffman, 3, E. Hardin 2, Malyer 1, Morton 10. Struck Out, by John Huffman 3, E. Hardin 3, Maiyer 1, Morton 1.

Tompion Will Run In Derby 'Trial' LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Tompion, the future choice for Kentucky Derby laurels, probably will get his first test on Kentucky soil Friday against some of the class he'll meet at Churchill Downs. The Tom Fool colt is figured to lead a classy field in the Forerunner Purse at Keeneland, an event that is contested for only $7,500, but usually draws top derby hopefuls. FIGHT RESULTS By The Associated Press BOZEMAN, Mont. Gene Fullmer, 160, West Jordan.

Utah, and Joey Giardello, 15814, Philadelphia, drew 15 (Fullmer retained his NBS middleweight championship), 00 0 0 LITTLE SPORT BATTING Cam. 30 Plymouth Falls To Ontario 9 ib Walters Fiztee 1b 100 Rupp $5 Patterson 2b 3 0 0 0 0 Gaul Berger 25 Russell 55 Rauze 2b ct Moyer 1b Palmer Jacobs 1b Hall cf 0 000 0 Bowman Reed 3b 2 1 1 Strhmger Arnold 0 De. Strokir cf Jessey rf 3 Da. Strekir ct TOTALS 24 5 3 TOTALS 36 10 15 Plymouth 120 000 2- Ontario 020 To 3. Struck on Out, Balls, by off Walters Walters 12, 5.

Strine Pitched Ball, by Waiters (Hamman). ONTARIO Roger. Walters limited Plymouth to three hits and his Ontario teammates showed their appreciation by blasting Big Red, 10-5, in baseball here Wednesday. Plymouth was the home team. Ontario is 3-0; Plymouth, 0-3.

Walters led the Warrior attack, belting four safeties. On the hill, he fanned 12 and walked five. Dean Strohminger and Ken Burger rapped out three hits each and Billy Hixon garnered two for the Warriors. Plymouth Ontario TB AB Butter 2 Hixon 3b Bucks Okay COLUMBUS (AP) The Ohio State football squad is in good condition, all players having recovered from practice injuries, reports Trainer Ernie Biggs. The Buckeyes will pracItice Friday and Saturday.

Potomac State Defeats Ashland POTOMAC, W. Va. A sacrifice fly in the tenth inning by relief Pitcher Jim Engle gave the Potomac State baseball varsity a 3-2 decision over Ashland College here yesterday. Ashland (2-3) shoved a pair of runs across in the eighth on a single by Larry Deffenbaugh, an error, and a double by Josing Pitcher Jim Runyon. It was Ashland's second straight loss here and they moved into Shepherdstown (W.

Va.) this afternoon for a game with Shepherd State Teachers College. Another game with Shepherd tomorrow ends Ashland's 11th annual southern trip. Slo-Ballers Plan Session Mansfield Slo-Ball Association leaguers will be organized for play this summer at a meeting, next the main Tuesday conference at 8 room at The Mansfield NewsJournal. Sam Chinni, Slo-Ball prexy, has asked all interested teams to bring their entry fee Tuesday. He said 16 teams have already turned in their seasonal rosters.

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Tris Speaker, widow of the former Cleveland Indians manlager and famer, was at her She is in felled by article Wednesday Suburban Community hospital. Sprinting Stars Meet In Kansas The victory boosted the Giants into a first place tie with the Dodgers. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, and Cincinnati beat Milwaukee, 10-5, in 10 innings. Chicago and St. Louis were idle.

In the American League, the Tigers topped the Indians for the second straight time, 6-4, the Red Sox walloped the Yankees, 7-1, and the Senators beat the Orioles, 8-7. Don Hoak's run homer in the fifth inning was the Pirates' margin of victory over the Phillies. Vern Law scattered seven hits for his second victory and when the Phillies finally scored in the seventh. it marked the first run Law had yielded this season in 15 consecutive innings. CASALE HOLDS YANKS Jerry Casale held the Yanklees to five hits and drove in two runs in the Red Sox victory.

Boston hopped on Bob Turley for five runs in the first two innings, scoring four runs the second with the aid of Casale's two-run double. Ron Jackson, Pete Runnels and Casale each collected two hits in Boston's 11-hit attack. Harmon Killebrew socked his first homer and also contributed a two-run single as the Senators spotted the Orioles four runs in the first inning and came back to win. Ex Oriole Billy Gardner singled home the winning run after Billy Consolo tripled in the eighth. Tex Clevenger was the winner and Rip Coleman the loser in relief of starter Milt Pappas.

Jim Gentile drove in four runs for Baltimore. 'Bess Tue World Gee! Festores Corp Rights MGR LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) A couple of runners who share in world records, Ira Murchison and Bill Woodhouse, will meet in a special 100 meter event at the 35th Kansas Relays Saturday. Murchison, former Western Michigan great, ran the 100- meters in 10.1 four years ago. That world record time is shared by two others.

Woodhouse, a former Abilene Christian College athlete, is one of seven who share the 100-yard dash record of 09.3. Woodhouse ran the 100-meters in 10.2 at Abilene Saturday. Runyon pitched well for the visiting Eagles giving up only four hits, fanning seven and walking four. A base on balls, single, and Engle's sacrifice fly spelled victory for the Potomacs after solo runs in the opening two frames. Ashland Potomac St.

AB AB Repp If 10 Tenney 3b rf 4 Breisford ct -00. Enkhser 3b Johnson ss Michaels 2b Runyan 3b Hawkins cf McKinley 55 Sprague 2b Butter 1b 15 Malt 11 Markley rf Fernandez Engle Dennison TOTALS 36 2 7 TOTALS 31 Ashland 000 000 020 Potomac State 110 000 000 Two Base Hits Runyan, Michaels Bases on Balls, off McKinley 4, McKin- Engle Funkhauser 2. Struck Out, by ley 7, Funkhauser 4, Engle 2. Winning Pitcher Engle. Losing Pitcher McKinley.

Sonny Liston Ready For Showdown Match HOUSTON (AP) A confident Sonny Liston pitched camp in downtown Houston today and began final training for Monday night's heavyweight contender showdown with Roy Harris. Harris owns a 30-1 record. Liston has included 19 knockouts in his 28-1 record. Arrows 'Miss' ASHLAND Ashland High failed to show up for its home tennis match with Mansfield St. Peter's Wednesday.

successful a season as we had last year at Crestline. It was really a pleasure working with those kids they worked hard, they wanted to play, and they played well. "We gave the town the best football its seen in almost 20 years and with eight lettermen and six or eight more veterans back this fall, Crestline should come up with another good team. "I can't help being enthusiastic about the new job, though," the 38-year-old coach continued. "It will present a challenge, building a program from the ground up, and it will be my system and really give me a chance to test my talents to the limit." 3 ASSISTANTS Kennedy will begin work on selection of three assistants Saturday.

After talking with Tusla officials, it seems certain many of the boys enrolled in the new school will have had some football background, some of them in the Massillon system. In three years at Crestline, Kennedy coached teams won 15 games, while losing 11 and tying one. In Mohican League competition, the Bulldogs were 9-3, winning the crown with a 4-0 mark in 1959. Jerry Harbaugh, Kennedy's quarterback last season, led the Mansfield area in touchdown passes with 13 and landed the third team All-Ohio signal-calling berth. Before moving to Crestline, Kennedy tutored Payne football teams to 11 wins in 14 games and coached the trackfield teams there to two county championships.

He served at Celina as assistant in football and basketball for two terms before moving to Payne. Kennedy's scholastic coachling career began at Randolph, where he coached football and basketball for a year, guiding the cage team to the Portage County title in 1952. After starring in athletics at Orrville High, Kennedy played four years of guard for Ashland College. He's married and has a daughter, who is a sophomore in high school. 574 Series Tops Keglers CRESTLINE A 574 series by B.

Matthes was the top bowling tally last night at Mahek's Recreation. Helen Etler's 478 paced the women's circuit. WOMEN'S MERCHANT LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL SERIES Helen Etler, 478; Dorothy Berberick, 453; Dorothy Rosandic, 446. (Margaret Amick, 102 pins over average) LEADERS--Art Schreck 89-43; Blubaugh's Sinclair, 71-61. CRESTLINE A LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL SERIES Matthes, 204-574; B.

Doggett, 201-552; D. Miller, 541; Jim Mahek, 527; B. Ackerman, 525. LEADERS Mahek Recreation, 57 39; Metzger Shell, 54-42. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD INDIVIDUAL SERIES Vic Anatra, 555; Herb Morton, 545; Dale Biglin, 533; Paul Algire, 533; Harvey Hall, 527.

(Morton, 68 pins over average). FISHER BODY OWL LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL SERIES- -Larry Sampsel, 534; Paul Snyder, 5027 Bill Cook, 490; Frank Perry, 490..