11 THE YORK DISPATCH, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961'. AMUsem*nTS Ce. '41 FjfMCe Red Roses Display Torrid Strength In E. L. Race PICNIC Bethany E.
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SHENBERGER'S GROVE (6 Mi. North of York on Roosevelt Ave. Ext'd.) Music by The York City Band Serving Chicken Corn Soup EVERYONE WELCOME ninth win in 11 decisions. Lancaster scored all of its runs in the first two innings off Bruce Gruber, an $80,000 bonus hurler who dropped his second game without a victory. Rosy Rosario led Lancaster's 14-hit attack with a perfect four-for-four night including a two-run double in the second inning.
Downing gained his ninth victory against only one loss as he struck out six. Two singles and a sacrifice fly gave Binghamton a run in the fifth. A single by Horace Clarke, a sacrifice and another safety by Elvio Jiminez in the sixth sent home what proved to be FBEE ATTRACTION Saturday, July 15 Eastern Regional Mfes Mojorette Contest 11 A.M.--5 P.M. STAIHUM COLLEGIANS DOMINATE PUBLIC LINKS FINALS ROYAL OAK July 14, UPI The semi-finals of the U. S.
Amateur Public Links golf championship get underway today with a decided N. C. A. A. flavor.
Lancaster, fresh from a three-game sweep over Eastern League leading Springfield, nnw has put the whammy on red-hot Williams-port, temporarily stopping the second-place Grays from gaining ground in the race. The Red Roses extended their winning streak to four last night and snapped the Grays' streak at four in a 5-0 victory in the opener of a doubleheader. The second game was halted by rain after four innings with the score tied In the only other game last night Binghamton southpaw Al Downing tossed a two-hit 4-1 vic GO-KARTS Ride Them Every Afternoon and Evening three of the four remaining at the clincher. Jose Lopez (8-10) was the loser. Tonight's games: i Lancaster at Williamsport Binghamton at Reading Springfield at Johnstown (2).
Binghamton 000 011 02O 4 2 Reading 000 010 000 1 2 2 1 Downing and Hal): Lopez. Li (8) and New ton. GAME) ForYoor Pleasure AMUsem*nTS GALORE Including THE TURNPIKE RIDE Mile Spin in Sports Car And The Brand New DRY GULCH RAILROAD Elliott Is Juggling Squad For Top Performance MOSCOW, July 14, UPI The United States track team, hard-pressed by the absence of nine key stars, have entered top milers Dy-rol Burleson and Jim Beatty in the 1.500 mete run in the international meet against Russia this week-end. The announcement that Beatty would start in the 1,500 scotched reports that the 26-year-old Cali-fornian would be shifted to the longer 5 meter distance, where U. S.
strength is sorely lacking. Obseivers predicted the two-day Twin Kiss Ice Cream Stand Roosevelt Ave. challengers for the crown are college golfers while the other is a 40-year-old navy commander. Medalist Dick Cikes. a 21-year-old from Wichita, was pitted against John Schlee, Seaside, a 22-year-old member of the Memphis State golf team, in today's first 36-hole semi-final match.
The other match featured John Molenda, a junior at Detroit Tech who is planning to enter Arizona Fw Parking Pkimc Focilitiet tory over Reading. Springfield, idled by rain at Johnstown, gained a half game over the Grays and now leads by 2 12. Right-hander Art Mehurin pitched the four-hit whitewash over Williamsport to rack up his Lancaster 320 000 0 5 14 0 Williamsport ...000 000 0 0 4 0 Mehuron and Oliver; Gruber, Mr-Cracken (2) and Cutright. Second game postponed, rain. Springfield at Johnston postponed, rain Park Bandshelf Sunday, July 16 The Perseverance Band Of Lebanon Free Concerts 2 P.M.
and 7 P.M. AMUsem*nTS U. S. TEAM FAVORED TN AMERICAN ZONE ST. LOUIS, July 14.
UPI The jmeet would be the closest ever State University on a golf scholar-j ship, and Lieut Commdr. Lou Gif-' ford of the Jacksonville (Fla.) 1 Naval Air Station. The surviving quartet yesterday defeated two opponents on par 70-! Pick up your coupon for a boy or girl imported bicycle United States Davis Cup team, already favorites, picked up an ad- JOLLY COW'S Crunchy Peanut Butter Sundae 19' DANCE Round A Square every Friday night 8:30 to 12 admission 65c ALERT FIRE CO. Emigsville Jake Jacoby, caller staged in this East-West rivalry, with the oytcome measured by as near as four or five points in the men's track and field games. Russia is at its best in distances over 1,500 meters, leaving a star like Frank Budd of Villanova almost unbeatable in the sprints.
Budd, who has been clocked in Starlight Ballroom Saturday, July 15 8:30 P.M. BUDDY MORROW And His Orchestra Admission $1.65 Tax Incl. ROUND ROBIN EVENT Two F. B. Teener Leagues Plan Eliminations Winner to Oppose Lancaster Champ A nine-day round robin among the Spring Grove Teener League and Northern and Southern Divisions of the York County Baseball for Boys Teener League was announced today by Joe Kindig, area commissioner of baseball for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Action begins tomorrow at Mt. Wolf with the Southern team facing the northern. The winner of the round robin will play a three-game series with the winner of the Lancaster County Teener Leagues July. 26, 27 and 28 with the winner representing this area at the state V. F.
W. tournament to be held at Huntingdon Aug. 3, 4 and 5. All games in the round robin start at 6 pr m. The schedule is as follows: July 15.
Southern at Northern. Mt. Wolf July 16, Open rain date July 17, Northern at Spring Grove July 18, Spring Grove at Southern, Seven Valleys July 19, Open rain date July 20. Northern at Southern, Stewartstown July 21, Spring Grove at Northern, Mt. Wolf July 22, Southern at Spring Grove July 23, Open rain date.
In conjunction with the announcement, Arlington Ernst, coach of the Southern Division, named the following boys to his team: Mike Donivan, Jacobus; Sam Jamison, Tom Ness and Perry Warfel Loganville; Greg-Albrecht, James Bond, Steve Goodman, Dale Kurtz and Robert Seitz. New Freedom; Gary Owens and Terry Rehmeyer, Shrewsbury; William Anstine, Kenneth Hershey, Roger Overmiller and Donald Walker, Stewartstown. course the afternoon matches played in a steady rain which had the contestants hovering under umbrellas between shots. Glass shoes lure Paris local shoppers. NiMH ICE SKATING i 109.2 seconds for the 100-yard dash, 'will be after the 100-meter world record of 10 seconds flat held jointly by Harry Jerome of Can- nrl nnrl Armin TlnrV nf riftririnni a AMUsem*nTS Fridays.
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6o Sponsored by Dover Fire Co. EVERYBODY WELCOME Park GoJf Course and Swimming Pool Open Daily uuiuiiai auvdillde J'tTMClUciy 111 the draw which matched Bernard iTut) Bartzen, Dallas, against Eduardo Zuleta in the first singles match of the American Zone semifinal against Ecuador today at Triple A courts. Bartzen is the Americans' top player and thus his team has the psychological advantage of going against Ecuador's No. 2 man in the first match at p. m.
In the second singles match of the day, Ecuador's Miguel Olvera was matched with Chuck' Mc-Kinley, St. Louis, who last week was runnerup in the singles matches at Wimbledon, England. Yesterday's drawings were conducted by U. S. District Judge Roy Harper.
Following the drawings. McKin-ley said he was well satisfied with the way they came out. He added that he felt he was in good physical condition for the matches. McKinley has just gotten over a recent stomach ailment. "I feel much stronger now, sjid I am ready to go." he said.
The doubles players will be chrfsen today by the team Like to Dance? Meet People? Come to ONE DAY EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 Daylight Saving Time Leaving York 6:00 A. M. Leaving Atlantic City 8:00 P. M. Adults $8.50 Children 5 to 11 years $4.25 Children under 5 years FREE No Tickets Sold at the Station or on the Train All Sales Final Coach Lunch Service Races will be running at the Atlantic City track Sponsored by: Woman's Welfare Club, American Chain Cable Co.
PHONE 5431 for Tickets Tickets on Sale July 8, 1961 M. W. C. A. York He is also entered in the 200-meter event.
U. S. track coach Jim Elliott said the only short distance race that worried him was the 800 meter run in which he will start Jerry Siebert and Jim Dupree. In the field events. Elliott is counting heavily on Ralph Boston for the broad jump and Jay Silvester in the discus.
Gary Gub-ncr an 18-year-old New York University freshman will have to bear the burden in the shotput since Parry O'Brien declined to make the Moscow trip. VISIT THE ROSE GARDEN AND ENJOY Toe M.S. Hers hoy Memorial Carillon Grace Lutheran Sunday School Picnic July 15th. WHITE OAK PARK serving chicken corn soup, sandwiches, soda and ice cream. EVERYONE WELCOME Rain -or Shine Music for listening.
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All Rooms Running Water, Showers, Restaurant, co*cktail Lounge, Beach Block, Free Bathing. W. J. BURNS YE OLDE YORK INN Across From Playland Pool Motel co*cktail Bar, Seafood and Steaks, Clams, Turtle Soup, Hardshell Crabs, Daily in person DALLAS at the Organ In ie co*cktail Bar Tonight and Saturday Night 10 te 1 Your Host Hostess BUDDY MARY ARCURI Royal Birkdale golf course today and forced a postponement until tomorrow of the final two rounds ol the British Open championship. Arnold Palmer and Paul Run-yan, the two Americans left in the field of 48 survivors, commented that the postponement was "the only possible decision" the tournament committee could make.
The start of the third round was rescheduled for 8 a. m. Saturday (3 a. m. EDT).
Runyan. the 52-year-old World County Baseball Program Restricted to Five Games Spry Boosts Lead in Central Rain curtailed the county baseball program last evening as only five games were played in three leagues. Spry increased its edge in the Central loop by whipping Manchester 6-1 while Pleasureville downed North York-EmiRsville 6 to 2. Yorkana tumbled Winters-town 5-2 in the Susquehanna circuit. New Holland defeated Zion View 9-5 and York Giants blanked Strinestown 3-0 in Continental League tilts.
Spry now boasts a full game edge over Shiloh in the torrid Central loop race. Shaffer scattered four hits to win. Ron Riese throttled Spry for four innings by the pacesetters tallied four in the fifth and two in the sixth to win easily. Charlie Snyder twirled a three-hitter. Yorkana tied Wrightsville for seventh place in the Susquehanna circuit and was only a half-game away from sixth after whipping Winterstown.
Ed Hill of York Giants hurled a three-hitter against Strinestown. Two runs in the second clinched the win. Zion View's defense fell apart as New Holland raced to a triumph. The losers were charged with seven miscues. Each team had seven hits.
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JULY (Warm op Start at 1 a.m.) ATTENTION MEMBERS! FREE EXHIBITION Special Added Attraction CUMBERLAND COUNTY 4-H LIGHT HORSE AND PONY CLUB MOUNTED COLOR GUARD VIKING A. A. WITH THE SENSATIONAL FOREIGN CYCLES Class 12S-175-2M-25S OEM. ADM. ONLY Sl.SS Any Seat kn Bleacher a Covered Grandstand ft CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Don't Hiss the Terrific "Lightweight" Cycle Races First Time on V2-Mi.
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STEAM ON PARADE DAILY Early American Steam Engine Society, Inc. Trophies end Ribbons BIG CLASSES At including HUNTER AND JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIP and it's all F-R-E-E-! Seniors champion from La Jolla. was at the sixth hole during the downpour when officials called the early starters from the course. Runyan's score for the first five holes was a creditable 5-4-4 44. However, he said it was "quite impossible" to play.
"There were puddles on every green and at no point could you get a putt that was not impeded by water," he said Palmer quipped: "When I prayed for rain last week-end to 'soften' the course, I had nothing like this in mindj. Who's for the movies?" TICONDERDGA TAKES OVER TRANS -PAC LEAD HONOLULU, July 14, UPI The 72-foot ketch Ticonderoga today was reported 322 miles from the Diamond Head finish line of the twenty second biennial Trans-Pacific Yacht Race. The "Big Ti," out of the Gros-se Point Yacht Club in Michigan, gained some 23 miles over her nearest rival, the Sirius II of the Newport Yacht Harbor Club, during her run Wednesday. The Ticonderoga logged a clay's run of 223 miles and at her present rate will cross the finish line sometime this evening. However, classed as the overall handicap leader of the 41 boat pack was the 66-foot cutter Nam Sang.
The Newport Harbor Craft, which logged 200 miles yesterday, is 400 miles from the finish line. But regarded as the sleeper of the fleet is the 67-foot yawl Chubasco. The Newport Harbor craft reported her last position as 454 miles from Honolulu. Trans-Pac officials said the Chubasco has been making steady progress and has been moving up in both the class and handcap ratings. She is second in both ratings.
SATURDAY JULY 15th II 2 FLOOR SHOWS 2 II 11 P. M. 1:15 A. M. SHANNON and MEIN Sensational Outstanding Precision Dance Team CONNIE LEE Accordionist, Music as You Like it ELEANOR MARIE Exotic Dance Stylist KEN SHANNON Master of Ceremonies Saturday Dinners Served From 7:30 to 10 P.
M. IOC SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER IOC I. ZD PORK CHOPS l.i GOLF TOURNAMENT SUNDAY, JULY 23 GRANDVIEW TEE RESERVED 9:00 to 9:30 Interested Members Register at Club THURSDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES AS USUAL Catering to wedding receptions Business meetings Banquets Parties for all occasions Friday Saturday Sunday Stereo Music For Your Dancing and Listening Pleasure) CUPIT AND LEMA IN CANADIAN OPEN TIE WINNIPEG, July 14, UPI Jacky Cupit of Longview, and Tony Lema of San Leandro, shared the lead with five-under-par 135's as the $30,000 Canadian Open golf championship entered the third round today. The two younger pros battled rain and wind for the second day in a row over the Niakwa 'Country Club course yesterday to reach the halfway point with a one shot lead over four other youthful pros Joe Campbell, Chattanooga, Dave Hill, Denver, Tom Nieporte, Bronxville, N. and Jon Gustin, Gladwyne, Pa.
Cupit, one of the brightest rookie pros to hit the tour since Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler, had rounds of 66-69. Lema, struggling to make ends OPEN COMPETITION aaMOBOajrFT71 20AMUSMENT 1 20 I free I AND Ammrrm EVERY FRIDAY MO PICK 4 WIN MORE OTN. ADM. ChiMre Vn Annual Family Picnic White Oak Park Sun. July 30th Always Something Going on at "THE GROVE" POST TIME 2 P.M.
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AT 1 THE HOTEL YORKTOWNE FRIDAY EVENING ENJOY A DELIGHTFUL CANDLE LIGHT TOUR OF THE RESTORED LOG HOUSE ACROSS FROM PENN COMMON 7:00 to P. M. TASTE BETTER at the NEW Little Duffer AMUsem*nTS A hospital spokesman said the 79-year-old founder of baseball's farm system got out of bed yesterday and walked down the hallway outside his room. Doctors, however, refused to speculate on when Rickey would be released from the hospital. They said only that the former Pittsburgh Pirates' president, who had been in an oxygen tent when first SNACK BAR stricken, was making progress and was "very well." Rickey suffered the heart attack, his second in two years, June 27 while holidaying at his fishing on Manitoulin Island, 95 miles southwest of here.
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