32 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Thursday, December 19, 1963 Regional Caire Lor Kaline Signs New Pact for $65,000 Luis Aparicio Sets Loop Fielding Mark pAGE SCHOOLS W. DETROIT (AP) Al Kalinc BOSTON (AP) Luis Apari College Slate EAST Wagner 77, NYU 76 ot Villanova 63, Toledo 59 Yale 94, Brown 67 Connecticut 59, Fordham 51 Army 58. Ohio U. 46 Manhanttan 75, Temple 73 St. Bonaventure 109, Western Ontario 55 Fairfield 75, Long Is.
U. 72 Lafayette 74, Albright 69 New York AC 92, Stonehill, Mass. 68 SOUTH cio, Baltimore's slick-fielding TeAIPINNER West Hazleton 4 Freeland MMI 5 Wealherly High 4 Saint Ann's 3 Foster Township 2 signed his 1964 contract with the Detroit Tigers Wednesday and L. 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 PCT. 1.000 .833 .800 .730 .667 .100 .333 .200 .167 .000 almost immediately began talking about the coming season.
PTS. 3-19 121 322 319 273 260 281 316 293 181 OPP. 266 398 2. ")6 291 203 272 320 121 3. ') 2 I S3 269 The Tigers' all-star outfielder shortstop, established an American League record in 1963 while helping the Orioles capture team and individual honors, the final official averages showed Wednesday.
Aparicio finished with a .9826 reportedly signed for a raise of about $6,000 from last Hazleton High Freeland High Ringtown High Saint Gabriel's lilack Creek Twp. Hazle Township 2 I 1 0 U.MIMI.WMMljy;illWilIWWa -r'is sv average, edeintr Ron Hansen of 'year. This makes him the see-loud highest paid player in Detroit history. Hal Newhouser re-jportodly got as much as $72,000 Yanderbilt 113, Tex. Chris.
56 the Chicago White Sox. who Davidson 89, Furman 63 wound up at .9825. The former mark of .9823 was established by Cleveland's Lou Boudreau in 1947. Third baseman Brooks Robinson and first baseman Jim Con. N.C.
St. 104, Tulane 88 No. Carolina 99, Georgia 71 W. Ya. 78, Wm.
Mary 73 Hofstra 82, Navy 81 Geo. Wash. 60, Richmond 57 By JUDY AUDSLEY (Brunswick Advisory Staff) Tomorrow's bowling champions will come from the ranks of today's teen-agers. At 19, I hope I can make it myself. I'd like nothing better than to live up to the Star of Tomorrow award voted me, by the Women's International Bowling Congress in 1963.
And, as the only teen-age professional in the sport, I'd like to help other under-voting-age keg-lers. With proper instruction and practice, any normal boy or girl can become a high roller. In this series, I am going to take two youngsters Diane and Steve in hand and try to develop them into potential champions. Stick with me, fellow teenagers, and see how Diane and Steve go through the first steps toward becoming bowling big guns. The Citadel, 88, Delaware 78 tie of the aIso at lenn.
yz, ua. souincrn Bt their respective positions. Rob- Maryland St at the height of his career. Hank Greenbcrg received $80,001) in 1946, but $20,000 of this was in the form of a bonus alter he was traded to Pittsburgh. Missed Two Weeks Kaline missed almost two weeks of play during the 1963 season, but still batted .312, second best in the American League.
He had 27 home runs and 101 runs batted in. Kaline will be playing his 12th season in a Detroit uniform next year. Gentile, recently traded to Kan By PHIL SAHXO, Sports Editor MIDWEST Kansas State 72, Denver 65 Tulsa 81, Michigan State 88 Creighton 89, Gonzaga 79 Dayton 85, Lamar Tech 73 Wash, SKT. Louis 68, San Francisco State 52 Miami. Ohio 67, Purdue 61 SOUTHWEST sas City, just managed to beat out Joe Pepitone of the New York Yankees, .9953 to .9951.
Other Pace-Setters The other pace-setters were second baseman Nellie Fox of the White Sox .9877. outfielder SPORTSMAN'S HOW TO PICK A WINTER CAMPSITE At tliis early stage of the game West Hazleton, Freeland MMI and Veatherly High appear to be the big guns in the regional basketball setup and all three are affiliated with the Anthracite League. This means, of course, that il should be another nail-biting season in the Anthracite circuit, especially when any one of these Al Kaline General manager a Jim Landis, also of Chicago. .993. Luis Aparicio Tex.
West. 101, Tenn. Tech 62 catcher Gus Triandos, Detroit Campbell said he and Kaline! The new contract came as discussed the contract for a sort of a birthday present for while Tuesday. Kaline phoned the 11-time American League Arizona 64, California 58 .998 and pitcher Bill Monbou-I speetive positions. The mini- uzoild vouege o-, oi.
iui- queue, liOStOn, WHO Handled 68 mum fnr rnlphoru is ftl wmM. Campbell Wednesday morning All-Star. He's 29 today. chad's, N.M. 58 chances without an error.
Triandos caught in 90 games. to say he was ready to sign, i Kaline was selected to the As-; FAR WEST "We talked for about 15 min- sociated Press' major league i Cincinnati 82, Colorado 64 To qualify as a fielding leader The Orioles fielded a collective .984. The Yankees and Tigers tied for second with .982. Kansas City was fourth with .980 followed by the White Sox with .979. utes before Al finally signed," outfield along with San Fran-; Los Angeles Loyola 96, Regis' all players excent catchers and three clubs meet the other.
West Hazleton remains the only undefeated team in the immediate area while Freeland MMI has sustained only one defeat in six pairings and Weathcrly is just behind Campbell said. "He was very Cisco's Willie Mays and Milwau- 67 i pitchers must appear in a min- fair in the negotiations." kee's Hank Aaron this year. San Jose St. 75, San Diego Uj imum of 108 games at their rc- 41 Portland 86, Alameda St. 62 Idaho State 96, St.
Mary's, Calif. 66 Van Patrick, Here Jan. 16, a Man on the Move I with a single setback in five chances. Saint Ann's of Freeland sports a 31 mark thus far and this little school could cause plenty of trouble for teams expecting to ride along unmolested. Hazleton High showed its best form in the opening game against Mahanoy Area and although sporting an even 2-2 mark at this point Yan Patrick, Mutual Broadcasting System sports director who will be master of ceremonies for the first annual Hazleton YMCA all-sports banquet Thursday, January 16, is a man on the move.
Patrick is an on-the-ball executive. He claims he's been too long WW Trust wild game to find the warmest, wind-protected spots during colo weather, where you find plenty of game tracks and beds will, be a good spot to set up camp or spend a night if you're lost without campING GEAR. The BEST SPOTS WILL BE ON THE LEE SIDE OF A HILL, AND BACK IN THE. TREES WHERE WIND HAS LOST ITS FORCE. AVOID LOW GROUND WHERE, COLD AIR GATHERS AT NIGHT, AND HEAVY WINDFALL AREAS.
Eddie's Pulls Dart Upset TRI-COl'XTY DART LEAGUE Latest Results Eddie's 2, Freeland YFW 1 Cusate's 2, Ss. Peter-Paul's 1 The Standings vv. Cusate's Hotel 23 Freeland YFW 25 For the sixth consecutive year, Pennsylvania small game hunters will get a chance to test their midwinter shooting skill. The 1963 extended small game season on cottontail rabbits, 'squirrels and ruffed grouse opens Monday, December 23 and closes Saturday, January 4. Daily shooting hours are 7 a.
m. to 5 p. m. except for Christmas remainder of the extended small game season. There is no open hunting season on snow-shoe hares in Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Elk, Forest, Huntingdon, Jefferson, Mc-Kean, Somerset and Warren Counties.
Commision spokesmen said snowshoes are being given complete protection in these counties as Dart nf a sturlv in pvalnnto nt- "behind that microphone" to make him change his working habits. That's why he welcomes an air schedule that would make most vjij is if I 6 day, December 25 and Sunday, ii Leccmoer wncn no hunting is tcniDls to reestablish Larrs in an- allowed I 4 i i. if mmm Mm might be able to take hold of the situation and brighten the atmosphere for local fans. Poconos Sports Skiing is reported good to excellent. Two inches of new powder on 4-10-inch base.
Other winter sports Limited. Jack Kravitz, North Church street merchant and a highly-rated bowler in these parts, will view the Pageant of Roses and the Rose Bowl football game on January 1. He plans to leave for California radio personalities wince five sportscasts each weekend, plus daily "Game of the Day" major league baseball play-by-play, college and professional football (in season) and any other major sports activity meriting national radio Ex-Weatherlyite Tony Romano's club has started to jell and will be as tough as always when the Black Diamond League rate opens." Ss. Peter-Paul's 16 Calovini's Grille 13 Farmer's Grille 7 Eddie's Bar 8 Rocknort Tavern 5 il 20 22 Tho Pennsylvania Game Commission reminded hunters today 22 i that riailv harr limits havo Vion parently suitable coverts. Elsewhere, bag limits on snowshoe hares have been set at two per day, six for the season.
M. J. Golden, executive director of the Game Commission, stated set at four rabbits, six squirrels Top and bottom, Diane and 1 Steve. In the middle, Judy. And you older folks might just and two grouse Hunters were also reminded that.
the hoM hmU At least two Lehigh Yalley League coaches were highly dis-j Since joining Mutual in January, appointed with the method of pick-1 1960, Van has found himself a most ing the circuit's 1963 All-League i busy man. He took time out from they cannot exceed season bag first established in 1958. League Records Team high score Cusate's 211, Eddie's 210, YFW 210, Ss. Peter-Paul's 209. High individual B.
Minarchick 52, B. Stefanisko 49, T. Suda, E. Hunsinger and B. O'Donncll 48; Smulligan, A.
Gennaro, D. Con- as well come along. You just might learn something, too. Top and bottom, Diane and Steve. In the middle, Judy.
preparing the '60 "game" baseball on Dec. 26, where he will visit his limits of 20 rabbits, 30 squirrels and 10 grouse and must include any of these species killed during the regular small game season It offers additional opportunity for sport afield, especially to servicemen and college students home on vacation. He reminded hunt- during November. team. o-o The biggest gripe the coaches have is the switching of positionshalfbacks to center, etc.
One coach, it is reported, failed to cast his votes. schedule to cover the Winter Olympics in California and he stiL' maintains his own local feature (a scries of 12 years duration; over the regional Michigan Net work. Commission spokesmen pointed crs; 'jpwfver, that they must own Wk it. drick 47; B. Boyle, J.
Duffy, T. Miculca, J. Noga, N. Ackerman and G. Zynel 46.
Tonight's Schedule Yan Patrick SliippeiLsburg Dean New Foolhall Coach SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. (AP) David dean of out that the first two days, De-iauu mV a airrem resioeiu or cember 23 and 24, of the holiday non-resident hunting license, hunting season were established to! Golden also warned parents with compensate small came hunters teen-age children that, for safetv son, Frederick and the William Rudwoski family. Much has been said about the careless outdoorsmen and motorists who litter American beauty with cans, bottles and refuse. A more and far-reaching danger of damaging the appearance of the outdoors has been the creation of the aluminum beer can. Texas-born Patrick a member: In 1931, on the death of Hall of Ss.
Peter and Paul's at Free- -o- I 4U nvA r- 1 1 -I IT" i rT Ifnilitionn lio cUifln'. Lchighton is considering the ad-' land VJ.W inai sianeii odiiimy oduu iiiu i uiuuu ami oj ji Frlri at (Misatp for the two days lost from the reg-! reasons, Pennsylvania game dt ular season in November because' require any hunter 12 or 13 years h.ppensburg State College, Dolbin, men at Davey O'Brien jumped right from the Tigers until joining MBS Janu- of age to be accompanied by a ine ncw nca(1 owm coach at Calovini's at Farmer's Rockport Tavern, idle. of the hunting ban. dition of Dieruff to its 1965 football schedule. As for the Lchighton cagers, they are anxious to tangle with Eastern Penn Leasue and Lehiah Darent or leal euardian.
ithe school, succeeding John the campus into broadcasting via ary 11 of this year. a Kilgore, station. Then fol-i Patrick maintains two offices, at lowed assignments in Corpus Mutual in New York and in Detroit. They emphasized, however, that tho niffpH ic tho nnlu auma Roddick. Youngsters 14 and 15 years must Eddie's Bar of McAdoo pulled which win be target He resides in suburban Detroit Christi, Shrevcport, New Orleans, be accompanied while hunting by an adult 21 years of age or older.
Metal cans, primarily of steel jVallev area teams. They like to Dr. Ralph E. Heiges, college president, announced Wednesday that Roddick would continue as when home. As he puts it: "I call uie issMi ui me uu i durjng tne extended season.
Rock Island, 111., and Buffalo, and coated with tin or a related 'pay the tough opponents. -V. before being' called to Cleve-' airplane cabins and every major I the Tri-County Dart League this Tne scason was not extended on metal, were bad enough. Coach Toe Blake of the Mont- track coach and that Dolbin wild turkey, ringneck pheasants land in 1946 by Bill Yeeck, then league broadcasting booth oy nobing oui me nigniy and bobwhitc quail. Indians' owner, to handle their home, too.
I'm in em most of rreeiana vt i-i. mainr leanne radio and telecasts, the time." I The reversal coupled with a vie One great consolation was that, in time, they would rust and, consequently, disintegrate. With an aluminum can this is Starting Thursday, December 26, real Canadiens won the Lady Byngj would continue as dean of men. Trophy for being the National An assistant football coach will Hockey League's most gentlemanly be hired at a later date, Dr. player in 1945-46.
I Heiges said. o-o Wrestling will be added to the Lehighton school athletic program next term. It's official the Mets will be able to use their new $22,000,000 -jiury uy vusaie over as. reiersnowshoe hares will also be legal and Paul's enabled the Johnny targets in 56 counties during the tusate tossers to Doost their lead to two games. Injured Toboggan Star Is Stranded in Poland The consumer will be able to benefit from the salvage value ea Stadiuin for the opcncr on of aluminum cans, so it is hoped that before our scenic outdoors 'e 'nficld and part of the out- College Grid WARSAW (AP) Elizabeth to the Nowy Sacz District llos- officc will be opened on January 2.
Gould, 25-year-old U.S. Olympic pital. taken home and discarded prop- erly. Attendance Up tobogganer, was stranded again A helicopter sent in to bring today when confusion and bad her from Nowy Sacz to Warsaw rocnuo at. nc 1 net small In rarrv Miss -o-o- (lose to 40,000 seats have already been installed.
They are in bright colors, various shades of blue, etc. The escalators will be tested Ilazleton Huh is looking fur a grid opponent for Sept. 11 and Nov. 6 of next year. The Mounts would prefer home tempt.
At the same time a hos- Gould and her bulky cast, so ar- c. pital director said her injuries rangemonts were made for a.Sa a traditional powrrhousc 'must be seen to by specialists cargo helicopter to fly in. When.f.1 turnstiles, led the na- shortly and the parking lot is al- within the next 24 hours." it did not arrive on time, Miss J10" wgcs 10 a recora 1001- naies, mil win make awav ar WlrlEiLBffi 1 lEHLIffi on (i. 8L ROYAL rangements for Sept- 10 and Nov. ninst completed and will hold Dr Svgrvd Zurek made the Gould was taken out by ambu- ovr mi 5 the following season (1965).
cars. statement Wednesday alter at- lance. I in despite the cancel- o-o o-o tempts to aid Miss Could the 300 Weather Halts Trip ation of 34 games because Gerry Lisenbach of the Laos- The Los Angeles Dodgers stole miles from Nowy Sacz to War-1 The ambulance reached Kra- H10 assassination ol 1 resident ford Record writes: "If anyone 124 bases last saw broke down amid misutulcr- kow, Co miles closer to Warsaw, Kennecly- was selling those Jim Thorpe Their total is one more than the standings and Miss Gould's own before slippery roads prevented! Statistics released today by Olympians short this season i combined efforts of the Cubs (68) written statement refusing to be any further movement. U.S. the NCAA Service Bureau, show forKet iuid the Giants (53).
'treated in Poland. Embassv officials in Warsaw i a record jump of 1,009.932 over A pilot in the Polish Enicr- had reserved space on a flight the 19o'2 season, pushing the gency Service gave this that would have made connec-; total attendance to 22,237,094. version of the confusion: tions to New York. I The NCAA estimates the can- Professional Buskelliall atiom1 Riskr.fh-.il iRv tiip Kcnriirn, "She would be in Warsaw now These plans have now been eeled games would have added WednesdayResuHs Till. AsSOCIATLD PRKSS t()(J many we.intcntionod canceled.
The only plans now 2G8.900 to the total. Boston 133 New York ill Gus Johnson, a people hadn't tried to mix into arc to take Miss Gould to aj The attendance marked the Baltimore I'M Detroit 107 first-year man from Idaho known it, like in the Polish proverb Warsaw orthopedic clinic when 10th consecutive year in which San Francisco' 104 St 1 ouis 9G fo' tlis skills, is mak- that says hen you have six she reaches the capital. college football has recorded Ins iik ing a -stl'()nR bid for Rookie of cooks vou end up with nothing At Krakow, the hospital at- gains. In 1933, attendance was i.os ungues no, i miaclclpliid hc hmurs jn XaUona tQ cat tending Gould said she had 16.J81,731. Basketball Association.
Hurt On Sunday written out a statement refusing I 1 T-k 1 1 I I Johnson. Dm Miss Gould, lrom ltyciat. ra ireaimcni in roianu. vim ir. irebouiuler in the college ranks was severly injured Sunday in Zurek said her broken bones HIGH SCORING FULLBACK BARDSTOWN.
Ky. (JP) Full- ast vear. hit in iimtoruu training lor ncxi niomns m-iu mi both fore she was nut in a plaster nemie rneips seoreti 313 frqineetedfokeep 1 iA trwPl move. 7 7:" rms andToth legs cither bro- cast. Dr.
Zurek said Miss Gould Pts in 11 football games this New York vs. Boston at Providence Slcclers Trade Pass Receiver season. Last year he got 292 for the Bullets' 124-107 victorv over ken or dislocated, and was taken was under sedation. Old Kentucky Home High, i The 5-foot-9 senior, scaling 169 'Detroit Wednesday night. Johnson the third leading National Hockey League I pounds, says he probably will play fhe scorer for Baltimore behind 'football and compete in track at car on PITTSBURGH (AIM In a Previous Rookie of the Year se- Cv jy4 ASSOCIATED goal by Oiiand Kurtcnbach and some college in 1964.
surprising and completely un- h'i'tions alt Bellamy and Terry nrw I my first Jolmny Bucyk's clincher in the However, he likes basketball but characteristic move. Coach Uischingcr, didn't miss a shot Tniwo to l-o third period. Boston goalie F.d says he's too short for the college Buddy Parker of the Pittsburgh lnc third period in rasing aid jonlreai's Jean Beliveau. Johnson kicked aside 31 shots, sport. his average to lo.b.
Steelcrs has traded star pass re I was glad it came right away allowing Ken Wharram's goal ceiver Buddy Dial to the Dallas Celtics Whip Knieks because usually it can i a -O ICiKl. vowijojs lor i ne oratts to in other games, hastcrn Divi- fivn to score 'V All-America tackle Scott Apple- sion leading Boston walloped K0-il Bitbgate put the Rang- ton of Texas. New York 133-111. San Francis- ni ,.,,..1 t.ame off crs ahcad thc The unpredictable Parker, in co whipped St. Louis 104-96 and' L.
Ppriod but loss than tw0 minutes, later rookie nt Martin scored n' riod of Montreal's 7-3 National for the Red Wings. Detroit goalie Roger Crozier made 25 saves and kept intact his record of in I 7 Hockey League victory over IS ck'f 'nsiye mc, andl John Havlicek scored 27 Toronto Wednesday night. It 23 was the 324th of his career, ty- draft nni-nc lvt inn 1itf nr TIf 1 choice, was "the best iipinw.im 91 iwc, ine the record for centers held man avauanie. ittlack- hr, 1,1 ll .1,.,.. At 111 vuv iamj- "I know a lot of peoi.le are and three ties.
Ni'ls Stewart hoiiik 10 ue upsci oecause we ti 1. traded Dial," 1 I lie a a i victory, Parker said, "but Parker said, "but 1 A jeii Acquire ve feel we've got plenty of re- 1 1 "rsl 811,1 if Pl'fd a second-place tie vv un reivers especially with (I'-iul) 27 illtuoUl('r as Francisco the Leafs and boosted Montreal Martha' and (Jim) Kelly added aCa" brat St' L(Hlis' War ittlin six of first-plat-c to what we now have a(l to come from to Chicago defeated by Boston 2- Mariha piif i.n,i u'ii the Hawks further behind 1. Detroit and York battled Come In And ASK Us About The BEST DEAL In Town It's To Your Advantage! id) a co ni) SUPPLY C. 7lh Draflcc (AP) The New Notre Dame were Pittsburgh's Los "Kfl the estern D.vi-to a 1-1 tie in the other game, first two selections in the re. ob Pett.t led the IIeIiri 1ichard als0 scored ri.nl St' -OU1 It ll 29 pillllt fl1c fnr ululn JVlS'.
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