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PAGE TWO PLATTSBURGH PRESS-REPUBLICAN, PLATTSBURGH, N. Y—TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1951 ,1 ' Garrows 1-Hitter Hands PSTC 8-0 Win Over Albany Cardinals Rap Ten Three in 3rd for 2 Runs, Four in 9th for Six Plattsburgh State Teachers Col- lege blanked Albany State 8-0 yes- terday at the capital city as Bob Garrow unwound a brilliant one- hitter. It was the Cardinals second triumph in four starts. MacDonald spoiled Garrow's no- hitter with a solid double in the fifth after the Redbirds scored two runs in the third for the edge. PSTC chased Albany starter Haus- ner from the hill in the ninth with a four hit barrage that produced six additional tallies. In the second. Forgione reached first on an error, went to third on Ryan's single and' scored on Joe Fedele's one-bagger. Garrow brought Ryan home with his first single. PSTC mixed its four hits m the flnai frame with three walks, an error, a passed ball, and a wild pitch. Hits were rapped by For- gione, Carpenter, Mclntyre and Yando. The latter's double was the Cardinals e»ily extra-base blow of the tilt. PSTC (8) AB R H Forgione, rf ..... . 5 2 1 Ryan, ss 5 2 2 Carpenter, lb 5 1 1 Fedele, 3b 4 1 2 Garrow, p 4 0-2 D. Mclntyre, cf 5 0 1 Evola, c 4 1 (i Noone, 2b 5 0 0 Yando, If 4 1 1 Champagne, If 1 0 0 Totals 42 8 10 Albany (0) AR R 11 Tiordano, 3b 4 0 0 Englehart, 2b 3 0 n MacDonald, cf 3 0 1 Kaenh, If 3 0 0 Johnson, rf 3 0 0 Stella, ss 3 0 0 Rutley, lb .- 3 0 0 DUROCHER FiNED FOR DISPUTE WITH WARNEKE ST. LOUIS, ./Pi—\Lippy\ Leo Uu- rocher got a pcrlcrt socle in dus- out deportment yesterday, to the disappointment of baseball fans who had expected to see a renewal of his feud with Umpire Urn Warneke. Durochor. manager of I he New York Giants, was fineu $100 by Na- tional I,\.iguc President Ford Frick lor \vile ami nhii'.ive\ lairtuase usctl in a cum* Willi iln- St loins Car- dinal--. Sunday. The u'iii.ilh t.ilkatiw Iieo didn't have anything to say about all of this yesterday Tliroush Vicr-Fics- ident Cliarlo, Feeney. however, the Giants immediately a'ked for a New York hearing before Frick. Warneke, who drew' Durocher's wrath in a play at second Sunday, was behind the plate in yesterday's contest. He called one close one but it «•.!< in favor of New York. , The umpire, who was Durocher's teammate with the Cardinals in 1037, told new.-nien that he mis-cc' the play win. 1 .i tou:hed off ihc ver- bal fnework- Sunday. GARBARK QIU'I'S, YORK IIIRKP YGUNGSTOWN. O. I/I'I Riuh York, former American Leaguer with Detroit and Boston, took ovr'i yesterday a^ playing manager of the Young.'town entry in the Class C Middle Atlantic Baseball League. York succeeds Mike Garbark. who resigned after Youngstown dropped an 8- deci-don to Lockport. N Y Sunday night Garbark said hr wasn't doing milch for the tc.ini which lias a ri-10 record and is m fifth place in the six-team circuit. atcwarl. Hausner ,. 1' McCormick. Totals PSTC Albany E—Noone. glehnrt Garrow ManDon Donald. 2. 3 3 l> II 2R 0011 000 000- 000 000 000--0 0 1) 0 li II I' 0 1 8 10 2 1 I Evola. Tiordano 2. En- 3lella 2. RBI- Carpenter. 2B— aid. DI Lefl PSTC Garrow Hausner in 2 3. Hausner '> 10 -Fedele. -Yando. SB -Ryan. S- Mac- '- MarUoiiold ID Stella. 10. Albany 2. McCormick 3. BB - HO- in 8 1 3, McCormich 0 Winner—Garrow. Lossr— Cardinals Sweep Giants Series 5-2 On Jones' Double New York Hils Into Four Double Plays; Staley Registers Sixth ST. LOUIS. </T; - Nippy Jones doubled hone three riuin in the f.rth inning yesterday for St. Louis' 5-2 sweep over the New York Gl- -i n ts. Gerry Staley stopped the Giants with a six-hitter for his sixth vic- ;ory. Manager Durocher's Giants hit into four double plays to ease the righthander's way. The win boosted the third place Card; to within l'a games of the die Brooklyn Dodgers. Jr.r.e-. recently recalled from the Rochester farm club, ruined Larry Ian en with a Iwo-bagger off the .iglil cen'cr Iii'l I wall wilh two nut n (he fiflh Si.ilcy opened Hie liflh Willi a s:ii\ and was moved to second on Peanuts Imvrey's sacrifice. Red ?chirndiensl'.s silicic sent Staley to : hire I ami when Don Mueller threw o Ihc plate. Hie redhead went to ecoml. Diirocher'-i slrategv called :or an intentional pa=s to Stan Mu- ial. loading the bases. Jarn-en struck out Bill Howerton lo case Ihc pressure but then Jones hi: one off the wall for Hie ball game New York . .. 000 200 000—2 fi 2 St. I ouis . ... 020 030 OOx—5 0 0 J\NSEN, Gcltel (8) and Wcstrum; Staley and Rice. I AVNE TO MEET MARCIA»JO NEW YORK, (/Pi—Rex Layne and Rocky Marciano. two of the best young punchers in the heavyweight division, will finally get together in ;he Yankee Stadium, July 18. AI Weill, matchmaker for the In- ternational Boxing Club, yesterday announced he had closed for the ten-rounder in a long distance call with Marv Jenson, manager of Layne. (By the Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results St.. Louis 5; New York 2. (Others not. scheduled). Standings dub W. L. ret. GBL. Brooklyn 18 13 .581 Chicago 17 St. Louis 1G Boston Philadelphia New York .. Pittsburgh Cincinnati . .548 .533 .515 .485 .457 .452 .438 Today's Games Probable pitchers (won-lost rec- ords in parentheses): Brooklyn at Pittsburgh mighti— Palica ll-2i vs. Chambers (3-3). Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night) —Heintzelman H-4) vs. Ramsdell (2-4). Hew York at Chicago—Jones (0-3) vs. Minner (2-2). Boston at St Louis (nighl) — Spahn (3-3) vs. Munger (1-1). AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Boston 9; Detroit'7. New York 2; St Louis 0 (night). Chicago 5; Washington 3 (night). (Only gncnes scheduled). Standings Club W. L. Pet. GBL. New York 21 9 .700 — Chicago 17 0 .654 2 Detroit Hi 11 .593 3'i Washington . ..15 13 .536 5 Boston 15 13 .536 5 Cleveland 13 15 .464 7 Philadelphia ... 9 21 .300 12 St. Louis 8 23 .258 13 '<• Today's Games Probable pitchers (won-lost rec- ords in parentheses): et. Louis at New York—Garver (5-2) vs. Reynolds (2-3). Detroit at Boston—Gray (1-2) vs. McDermott < 1-11. Cleveland at, Philadelphia (night) —W.vnn (2-4) vs. Coleman (0-2). Chicago at Washington (night)— Rogovin (1-1) vs. Kuzava (3-3). ROUSES POINT SMOTHERS CHAZY CENTRAL BY 13-4 Routes Point High School evened iff its season record at 4-4 at home vesterday by smothering Chazy 13-4 in a non-league game halted at the end of four and one-half innings by rain. The Pointers gathered only Ave hits but six walks, 10 Chazy errors, and 15 stolen bases led to the tal- lies. Chazy 000 22-4 2 10 Rouses Point 544 Ox—13 5 7 Milmc and Duprey, Dwight; Du- quette, Batcheleder (4), Cooper (5) and Cooper, Batchelder., International League (By the Associated Press) Yesterday's Results Montreal 9; Syracuse 8. Rochester 4; Buffalo.3. Baltimore 7; Ottawa 0. Toronto 10; Springfield 6. Ito a ISp-Douni&ia ddiqkfc\ • II you wlnt.to own a real style (eider ... with the finest ewehwork'... with lasting quality, don't dig needlessly deep into your bank account-just order i Ford Victoria. It offers the wide-open freedom of • convertible... the snug comfort of l steel-topped sedan, plus V-8 engine power. You get your choice of 5 solid colors or 5 two-lone combinations, with Luxury Lounge Interiors \Color-Keyed\ to match. • Here's an open and shut case why you can pay more but you can't buy better than Ford! A look will tell you that no convertible has mora beauty to offer. A \Test Drive\ will tell you that none can give you a finer ride. Toi ford's Automatic Ride Control lauRhs at the bumps ... adjusts ride conditions. And you get fine-car V 8 power.,, with Automatic Mileage Maker fuel savings. ' leaf D/we it at ' -.. ..'.;.; • CUMBEJttAJstifr MOTOR SALES. Inc. J20 C*|Mr1l« St., Plattsburgh •-4\' -j^-v' .'. ROWE BROS. :.: EHenburg Depot w—UppH^'w^MiiMMEwyt''\' 1 ', ' Jl ' ' % ^^}ow^^iAc,^m, PATNEAUDE MOTORS Chazy G. W. PARKER, Inc. Peru BAILEY'S AUTO SERVICE Dannemora RAY ROBINSON STOPS KID MARCEL IN FIFTH PARIS, i/Vi—Middleweight Cham- pion Ray Robinson stopped Kid Marcel of France in the fifth round of a non-title fight last night. The New York Negro toyed with his ri- val for four rounds and then tossed some hefty punches in- the fifth. Marcel's handlers quickly threw in the towel. The end came after 57 seconds of the fifth while Marcel, French mid- dleweight champion, was still on his feet and apparently unhurt. Robinson 1 obviously meant business, however, and Marcel's handlers de- cided to take no chances on their fighter getting hurt. A slim crowd of about 6,000 was on hand in the Palace of Sports to sec Robinson make his first appear- ance of his current European tour. The champion received only a sym- bolic one franc (worth about one- fourth of a cent). His purse was donated to the French cancer fund. VERMONT GOLF TEAM . BEATS BLUEJAYS 6-3 University of Vermont's golf team lefealer] Cliiimplnm College 6-3 yes- •erdny nl purliiiclun HK Hie Blue- lays W'MIIHI up (.licit- season with a 1-2 record. Dan Pcrcdnia, Bud Page and Lee \Vbbcy won singles matches but Ver- mont captured three singles and won the best-bail three times for ,ix points. Champlain losers were Jack Leahy, Lavern Trinkino and Mick Steffanelli. PLAYLAND PARK WILL HAVE OPENING MAY 23 Playland Park, which is situated one mile north of Plattsburgh on Route 9 at the Plattsburgh Beach corners will hold this season's of- 'ii'hil opi'iiin;', on Wednesday. Maj 13. As last year, I he park will feature liiiiialuie train rides, merry-gn- iMinrl, kiddie bonis mid airplane mil live ponies for flic children's 'iijnymciit.. To draw the interests if the grown-ups, the park will have i game room, arcade machines and uneh and soft drink stafids. In preparation for the opening ids year, the stands and equipment have been freshly painted. There- is also considerable space for free .larking. As an aducd feature, there will be i magician to entertain in Ihc trick ind joke shop. Also live animals •ueh as monkeys and foxes will be (aged on the grounds in June. One of the attractions will be a sllvei fox which, too young to care for itself, has been adopted by a mothei :al. Eastern League (By the Associated Press) Yesterday's Results Scranton 7; Schenectady 1; Elmira 10; Albany 1. Hartford 9; Willljrnspprt 6. Blnghamton 4; Wilkes-Barrc 3. Border League (By the Associated Press) Yesterday's Results Auburn 12; Cornwall 4. Kingston 4; Ogdensburg 1. Geneva 9; Watertown 4. CAN-AM LEAGUE (By the Associated Press) Rocr.e 7; Kingston 5. Hartford 9; WilUamsport 5. Oneonta at Oloversvllle. ppd. Yanks Shut Out St. Louis by 2-0 For Raschi's 7th Yogi Berra Drives in Both Markers on Single, Fly Out NEW YORK, m— Big Vic Raschi turned In his seventh victory against one defeat last night as he pitched the league-leading New York Yan- kees to a 2-0 triumph over Stubby Overmire and the St. Louis Browns. The defeat was a heartbreaker for Overmire. The little southpaw and Raschi were locked in a score- less duel going into the sixth inning when the Yanks broke loose. With two out. Hank Bauer drib- bled the ball down the third base line. The Browns elected to let the ball roll and it stayed fair. Joe Di- 'Magglo and Berra followed with singles to score Bauer. The Yanks picked up their second run in the eighth with the aid of an error try Fred Marsh. Pliil Rizzuln walked. Mickev Mantle, attemptin;; to bunt, popped up but Marsh could not reach the ball. Marsh finally picked it up ami fired to second base attempting to force Rizzuto but no one was cover- ing second and the ball bounced in- to the outfield. Rizzuto raced to third. Bauer fouled out but Di- Maggio walked to load the bases. Berra filed to Jim Delsing in right and Rizzuto scored after the catch. St. Louis 000 000 000—0 5 1 New York 000 001 Olx-2 6 0 Overmire and Baits; Raschi and Berra. WILLJAMS' 2-RUN BLAST GIVES SOX 9-7 DECISION made merry for seven runs in the third inning yesterday but needed Ted Williams' two run homer in the seventh to pull out a 9-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers who outhlt the Sox 10-9. A ladies' day gathering of 6,977, or whom 5,934 paid the full ticket price, witnessed Williams break out or his butting slump with three hits in four times at bat. The usually slugging Williams now is batting .1147. His homer, number eight for the season, was lined into the left field •isreen off one t:ene Boston nemesis Gene Bearden. The victory went to young right- hander Willard Nixon who gave up seven hits and five of the Tiger runs in the first seven innings. The tiring Nixon was replaced in the top of the eighth by Mel Par- nell, then followed in rapid succes- sion Ellis Kinder and Harry Tay- lor. Two classy double plays ended both the eighth and ninth inning.-; with the same trio fashioning both —Lou Boudreau, Bobby Doerr and Walt Uropo. Lou began the one which throttled the Tigers in the eighth and Doerr started the game ending \DP\. Detroit Oh) 101 220—7 10 1 Boston 007 000 20x—9 9 1 TROUT, Borowy (3), Stuart (4), Bearden (7), White (7), Trucks (8) and Ginsberg; NIXON, Parnell (8), Kinder (8). Taylor (8) and Moss. GENESEE TO PRACTICE The city's entry in the Cliamplaiii Valley League, Plattsburgh Genesee, will hold a practice tonight at the PHS field at. 0:15 o'clock. All play- ers are asked-to report on time. Hornets to Meet Mount; SJA Host To Chateaugay 9' PHS' Ron Covey to Face Gil Burnell on Mound; SJA to Start Bird Plattsburgh High School will place its unbeaten North Country Base- % ball League record on the line today when the Hornets face Mount As- sumption Institute on the PHS dia- mond at 4:15 P.M. Other league games find St. John's Academy entertaining Cha- teaugay at the SJA field at 4:15 and St. Joseph's Academy of Malone invading Rouses Point. PHS has a loop record of 6-0 g, while the Mom t's standing is 5-1. MAI's defeat was administered' by the Hornets, 11-1, on April 27. PHS Coach Charlie Clifford said that he will give the pitching as- signment to Ron (Pete) Covey while Al Pajonas, MAI mentor, probably will counter with Gil Burnell. Dunne Covey, Ron's brother, will catch lor PHS. That MAI berth will go to veteran Oscar Leclair. •» ClillorU said that he will use tils usual lineup while Pajonas will have to move Buzz Bczio tb shortstop, a position that Burnell ' holds down when he is not on the mound. Greco Knocked-Out MONTREAL, (/P)—Rocky Grazi- nno last night ; cored a third-round knockout over Johnny Greco of Montreal in the feature, 10-round match of a fight card at the Mon- treal Forum. .IN BOTTLES • ON DRAUGHT • IN CANSJ, Distributed by PERU BOTTLING CO. 340 North Margaret Street, Plattsburgh Phcne 1375 ; \jk'ijfitrr*
