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BANNER - HERALD
SPORTS
808 OLIVER, SPORTS EDITOR
AHS Plays Winder,
Elberton This Week
BY CURTIS DRISKELL
Banner-Herald Sports Writer
The Athens High baseball team moves into a pair of
games here this week, both of the tilts return meetings
with the clubs that have handed the Trojans their only de
feats. Tomorrow afternoon the Trojans tangle with Elber
ton out on the Princeton diamond at 4 o’clock, and Friday
they meet the Winder nine on the same field. i
Elberton bumped Athens from
the State high school elimina
tions, defeating the Trojans, 7-6,
in Elberton. Avery Harvill allow
ed enly four hits that night, but
12 walks and six errors hurt his
cause greatly,
Junior Bryant (Zeb) Hines or
freshman Tommy Williams could
be called on to hurl the Elberton
game, but Harvill might work
-~ his second straight assignment
on the mound. Hines and Wil
liamms have won one game apiece,
without a loss, and Harvill has &
one-two mark.
Grady Flanagan, first baseman,
went hitless against Winder Sat
urday night, but still holds the
leadership in Trojan batting. Flan
agan has four hits in eight trips
for a .500 average. He is tied with
catcher Jerry Walker and short
stop Sonny Saye in most hits,
with four,
Bill Saye, batting .333, is sec
ond among Trojan regulars, and
is followed by Walker, with
| 267, and Sonny Saye, Harvill,
; and Bill Compton, each at .250.
| Richard Riddling hiked his av-
Iclue to 214 with one hit
' against Winder, and Bobby
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Wallace slipped to an even .200
Saturday, going without a bin
gle.
Coach Arnold DeLaPerriere will
probably call on the same infield
that started aaginst Winder to face
the Blue Devils tomorrow, with
the exception of first base, where
either Bill Saye or I'lanagan will
open. Walker behind the plate,
Charlie Parrott at second base,
Sonny Saye at shortstop, and
Wallace at third will make up the
infield defense,
In the outfield, Riddling in right,
Jerry Price in center, and Hugh
Hale or Compton in left will prob
ably be the order.
SPEARS ENTERS N.I.C.T.
Georgia will be represented in
the National Intercollegiate golf
tournament by Harold Spears for
the third straight year. The At
lantian, 1949 Southearstern con
ference champion and third this
year, lost in last year’s NCAA
tourney in the second round to
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Georgia Nine Plays Furman Here
Tomorrow In Non - Conference Tilt
1 - Hitter
Hurled By
Jim Allen
Jimmy Allen, pitching a
one-hitter, was the main cog
in the Eagles’ 9-1 victory
over the Foxes in the Indian
Softball League at Athens
YMCA yesterday.
The two Fox hurlers, Linton
Dunson and Dick Ferguson, did
well themselves, allowing only
four scattered hits.
A crucial series opens tonight in
the Prep-Midget League. - The
Trappers baitle the Hard Rocks at
6 and the Whippets meet the Slug
gers at 7.
If the Hard Rocks and Sluggers
both win they will remain in a
tie for first place; however, if one
should lose and the other win the
tie would be broken. Should the
Whippets win they will go into a
tie for second place. If the Trap
pers and Whippets win there will
be a three-way tie for first place
between the Hard Rocks, Sluggers
and Whippets. The Trappers are
too far down the ladder to be a
serious contender for the champ
ionship at present.
Yesterday the Bums moved
down to fourth place from a tie
for third as they lost to the Lop
Heads, 18-3. Lop Heads remain
in fifth place while the idle Whip
pets took over third place undis
puted.
The Swans defeated the Hawks,
8-7, and the Buffaloes beat the
Gorrillas, .11-3, .in .other .Indian
League tilts yesterday.
GAMES TOMORROW — Indian
League — Gorrillas vs. Eagles,
Foxes vs. Buffaloes, Tigers vs.
Swans at 3:20; Prep - Midget
geaague——Yard Birds vs. Bums at
:30.
Major League
By The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting — Hegan, Cleveland,
415; Mapes, New York, and Di-
Maggio, Boston, .389.
Runs — Pesky, Boston 22; Di-
Maggio, Boston 21.
Runs batted in — Stephens Bos
ton 25; Williams, Boston 21.
Hits — DiMaggio and Stephens,
Boston 28.
Doubles — Zarilia, Boston 8; Li
pon, Detroit 7.
Triples — Doerr, Boston and
Henrich, New York 3.
Home runs — Williams, Boston
7; Wood, St. Louis 5.
Stolen bases — Dillinger, Phil
adelphia 2; 13 players tied with
1 each.
Pitching — Stobbs, Boston
Trucks, Detroit; Hooper, Philadel
phiéa and Ostrowski, St. Louis 2-0,
1.000.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting — Musial, St. Louis
.446; Pafko, Chicago .439.
_ Runs — Jethroe, Boston 21;
Jones, Philadelphia 19.
Runs batted in — Ennis and
Jones, Philadelphia 18.
Hits — Sisler, Philadelphia 29;
Jethroe, Boston 28.
Doubles — Robinson, Brooklyn
8; Musial, St. Louis 7.
Triples — Kerr, Boston and
Jethroe, Boston 3. :
Home runs — Jones, Philadel
phia 6; Gordon and Elliott, Bos
' ton and Kiner, Pittsburgh, 5 each.
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Bulldogs Resume SEC Battle
Friday, Opening Tech Series
BY 808 OLIVER
Banner-Herald Sports Editor :
The pressure will he off for a change tomorrow after
noon when Georgia’s Bulldogs play a non-conference game
v&;it]h Fl‘(urman University on the Ag Hill diamond at 4
o’clock.
Georgia met the Purple Hurri
cane away back the early part of
the season. In fact, the Bulldogs re
gistered their initial victory of the
season over Furman up in Green
ville, S. C., in the third game of
the season.
Coach Jim Whatley wili start
Jim Umbricht on the mound for
the homelings tomorrow, with ei
ther Cotton Montfort or Billy Hen
derson behind the plate. -
Steve Mitakis, University stu
dent, will put on a tumbling ex
hibition shortly before the Geor
gia Furman baseball game to
morrow afternoon on Ag Hill.
Mitakis, rated by many as the
top tumbler in the country, re
cently won the SEAAU Men's
Tumbling championship in At
lanta.
The Bulldogs dig once again into
the Conference scramble on Friday
when they travel over to Rose
Bowl field in Atlanta for a tilt
with the Georgia Yellow Jackets!
The Techsters will return the hon
or on Saturday with a game on
Ag Hill,
Tomorrow’s starting Tine-up
will see Art Mitchell on first,
Paul Eskew at second, Hank
Condon at shortstop, Hokey
Jack at third, Kid Bagwell in
left, Austin Eason in center and
Billy Henderson in right.
A new base stealing record at
the University of Georgia has been
set by Henderson, the Macon Mex
teor. The Bulldogs’ captain and
star rightfielder stole five bases
in four games last week, running
his season’s total to 28 in 25 games.
The old modern base stealing re
cord here was held by Charley
Trippi who pilfered 27 in 28
games in 1946. Henderson stole 26
in 26 games last year.
~ Ace Adams will hurl the Tech
opener Friday with Charley Kell
slated to work Saturday.
Henderson continues to lead the
Bulldogs at bat with a scorching
411 mark.
YESTERDAY
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By The Associated Press
BATTING — Tommy Glaviano,
Cardinals—had a perfect night at
the plate with four for four, five
runs batted in and three scored
as the Cards whipped the Braves,
10-3.
PITCHING — Art Houtteman,
Tigers—stopped the Yankees with
eight hits, yielding lone run in the
ninth as Detroit defeated the
World Champions, 7-1.
DR e
STANDIN "i
| By The Associated Press
~ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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Mahlle .. o 0 o 8 R 0
Bt . ety B 80
Birmingham ...... 15 9 .625
New Orleans ~.... 13 98 591
Memphis .o oo 33 030 088
Chattanooga” «..... 11 14 440
'Na5hvi11e..........!) 12 .429
'Little Roele ........ 1 22 083
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N York . .iecoiiß 0 T 088
| Washington ......,. 8 T 533
Cleveland .. ..-v..0. 65 8- 42D
Philadelphia ........ 6 10 375
ChioED <+ ivsnrivml 8 o 343
8 Thuls . .C. .o % B 300
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w L Pel
Brookive ...v 1) 6 .647
Philadelphia ...... 12 8 600
SHhTonle . i 10 8 0
Postad oo na9 0 0
Pitisbargh (i 8 9 500
Cilsionlo .- a 8 8 00
Dew York ... .00 0 8- 83
Ciolnnetl . 0704, 38 289
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
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CEnvannal L oia 0181 6N
| Columbia ce.siggs7lo° 12 556
Charleston ........ 14 15 483
Colurabily . .ivhann i 16 AN
' Jacksonville ...... 12716 429
ANBuste .i a 0 10 18T Y
Greenville ......... 9 20 310
| YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
| NATIONAL LEAGUE
| Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 5.
| Philadelphia- 6, Cincinnati 5
l (night).
St. Louis 10, Boston 3 (night).
\ Only games scheduled. ,
\'APRICAN LEAGUE
| Detroit 7, New York 1.
‘ Washington 4, Cleveland 2
(night).
Only games scheduled. .
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 7, Mobile 4.
New Orleans 4, Birmingham 3.
Chattanooga 6, Little Rock 1.
gssg;gle 8, Memphis 7.
<ATLANTIC LEAGUE
. * Charleston 3, Greenville 2,
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Yesterday’s Sports
In Brief
A s T ORPI P- e SRR
By The Associated Press
BASEBALL
ST. LOUIS — Ted Wilks, St.
Louis Cardinal pitcher, was placed
on the disabled list after turning
up with an elbow spur.
PITTSBURGH—The Pirates op
tioned catcher Eddie Fitzgerald to
Indianapolis on a 24-hour recall
basis.
GOLF
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va—Mary
Lena Faulk, Thomasville, Ga., won
medalist honors in the Southern
Women’s Golf Tournament.
FRESNO, Calif.—E. J. (Dutch)
Harrison shot a 67 to win the Cal
ifornia State Open in a playoff
with Ellsworth Vines and Jack
Gage.
RACING
NEW YORK—Ferd ($3.30) won
the seven-furlong featured dash at
Belmont in 1:24 4:5.
BALTIMORE — Xing Chatter
($9.20) won the Featured Star
Porter purse at Pimlico.
BOSTON—Klimie ($3.80) cap
tured the six furlong feature at
Suffolk Downs.
LOUISVILLE—Robust ran five
furlongs in :58 3-5 and Porter’s
Room stepped six furlongs in 1:10
1-5 to set new track records at
Churchill Downs.
. GENERAL
MONTREAL — Chuck Rayner,
New York Rangers goalie, was
named the National Hockey
League’s “most valuable player.”
LONDON — Belgium defeated
Finland, 4-1, and Italy took a 2-1
lead over England in the first
round of the European zone Davis
Cup tennis eliminations.
Fights Last Ni
lights Last Nite
‘By The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA—George - (Su
gar) Costner, 149%, Camden, N.
J., outpointed Kid Gavilan, 149%2,
Cuba (10).
BOSTON—Roy Andrews, 134%,
Lowell, - Mass., outpointed Iggy
Vaccari, 134, Boston (12).
BROOKLYN — George Kaplan,
195, Brooklyn, knocked out John
ny Melko, 2123, Worcester, Mass.
(4). 2
CHICAGO — Paul Brooks, 139,
Cleveland, and Ray Carter, 140,
Chicago, drew (8).
Columbia 5, Augusta 1.
Macon 3, Jacksonville 0.
Savannah 10, Columbus 9.
| GA.-FLA. LEAGUE
~ Cordele 7, Valdosta 5.
Moultrie 8, Waycross 7.
Tallahassee 11, Albany 8 (10 in
nings).
’ Americus 6, Thomasville 5.
| GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE
| Douglas 10, Eastman 8.
~ Baxley-Hazlehurst 13, Tifton 7.
Jesup 14, Fitzgerald 9.
Dublin 5, Vidalia-Lyons 3.
GA.-ALA. LEAGUE
‘ Newnan 2, Alex City 1.
Griffin 8, Opelika 5.
} Rome 8, LaGrange 7.
. Valley 6, Carrolton 3.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (night).
Boston at St. Louis (night).
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis at New York (night).
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
(night).
Chicago at Washington (night).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Birmingham.
- Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
~ SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
~ Greenville at Charleston.
Columbia at Augusta.
Macon at Jacksonville.
Columbus at Savannah.
| GA.-FLA. LEAGUE
Albany at Valdosta.
Cordele at Tallahassee.
Moultrie at Thomasville.
Waycross at Americus.
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Georgia Golfers Smash Tech
ATLANTA, May 9 — Georgia’s
Southeastern Conference golf
champions handed Georgia Tech a
17'1-2 to 9 1-2 setback here yes
terday as Bulldog Captain Hal
Spears led the medal play with a
score of 72. -
Spears took two of three points
from Tech’s Seott Howell. Howell
scored a 73. Georgia’s Wilkins
Kirby, playing in the same four
some, shot a 73 to cop all there
points from Paddy LaClair.
Spears and Kirby won three more
points in the foursome.
In the second foursome, Geor
gir's Griffin Moody beat Charles
Harrison, two and a half to a half,
and Jack Gray’s 73 was good for
three more points against the
Jacket’s Joble Arnold. Georgia
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won two and a half points in the
foursome.
Tommy Bachman, Tech, whip
ped Art Gunter two and a half to
a half, and Jay Milan of the Tech
crew -basted ‘Buz Lee, 2-1. Milam
and Bachman won -all -three points
on the -foursome: Ffis S
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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1954,
week-end with net scores of .
Dr. John Stegeman ang Doug
Welch captured second honors
with 755. There was a four-way
tie for third between Pat L.
kin, Henry Cobb, Ernest Long ang
Kenneth Kay with 745.
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