anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-06

Tab Yankees, Braves; What Else is New? By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — It'll be the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves again this year—with the Yankees winning the World Series. The United Press International Board of Baseball Experts made the Yankees an overwhelming American League choice but gave the Braves only 60 per cent of their votes in the National League balloting of their annual survey. Thirty of the 50 experts chose the Yankees to win the World Series, nine picked the Braves, six tabbed the San Francisco Giants, four favored the Pittsburgh Pirates and one chose the Detroit Tigers. The order of finish predicted for the American League was the Yankees first, followed by the Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Athletics and Washington Senators. In the National League it was the Braves, followed by the Giants, Pirates, Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers, a sixth-place tie between the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs, and the Philadelphia Phils. Forty-five experts picked the Yankees to win in the AL, three had them second and two placed them third. The Indians received four of the remaining first-place votes and the Tigers got one. The Braves received 30 first-place votes and the Pirates nine. The Giants beat out the Pirates for second-place in the overall voting, 325-317. The overall point totals gave the Yankees 393 and the Braves 375 of a possible 400. ing champ Bill Hicke and Al McNeil both cracked the Buffalo nets to put the Americans temporarily in front, 2-1. Sweeney then hit for his first of two goals to make the score, 2-2, at the end of the second period. In the third period neither team was able to score, and the game went into sudden death overtime. With a little over two minutes gone by the clock, Sweeney again connected. Leading three games to one, the Bisons can clinch the series when the two teams resume action Tuesday night at Buffalo. Stops Heart Gas 3 Times Faster Relief Certified laboratory tests prove BELL-ANS tablets neutralize 3 times as much stomach acidity in one minute as many lasting digestive tablets. Get BELL-ANS today for the fastest known value, 35g at droppits. Send postal to BELL-ANS, Orangesburg, K. Y. for liberal free sample. Forty-five experts picked the Yankees to win in the AL, three had them second and two placed them third. The Indians received four of the remaining first-place votes and the Tigers got one. The Braves received 30 first-place votes and the Pirates nine. The Glants beat out the Pirates for second-place in the overall voting, 325-317. The overall point totals gave the Yankees 393 and the Braves 375 of a possible 400. The UPI Board is composed of UPI Sports Editor Leo H. Petersen and UPI Baseball Writer Milton Richman in addition to 48 writers and broadcasters who covered the teams in spring training. TRAINER TERM SYRACUSE—Jules Reichel has been athletic trainer for Syracuse since 1931. Electricity washes and dries your dishes for less than 2c a day With an electric dishwasher, you never need wash or dry a dish again! Cost of the electricity to run this modern luxury—less than 2c a day! Treat yourself to an electric dishwasher. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Gidson COMPANY Get all the benefits of modern electrical living. Make sure the new home you buy is a Medallion Home. You live better electrically – for pennies! TIPS GIVEN — Bill Skowron (left), hard-hitting New York Yankee first baseman, gives a few tips about playing the position to Norm Sieber, who is seeking a position on the ball club. The Yankees will open 1959 major league action this week. (UPI Photo) REPUTATION IS RELATIVE LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) U.S. Olympic Basketball Co. tee staked this nation’s basketeer reputation on its collegiate today, naming eight of them to a 20-man squad for the American Games to be played Chicago next August and September. The Pan-American games was chosen by the committee day on the basis of what it as the College All-Stars made a clean sweep over two AAU teams and the Armedes All-Stars in the Pan-Am trials round-robin here the week end. Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati great All-America player with the nation in scoring this season, rolled up 27 points of collegians polished off the Wickers, National AAU champs 88-80. Saturday night con the three-game sweep. Joining Robertson on the Am squad from the college team will be Bob Boozer of asas State, Don Goldstein of ville, Johnny Green of MI State, Leo Byrd of Marshall Torrence of UCLA, Jerry West Virginia, and as an nate, Johnny Cox of Ken. Fred Schaus, whose West Virginia team was NCAA run this year, coached the Colleen Stars to victory in spite of only two days practice, and the job of directing the Pan-American squad. The Phillips Oilers from H ville, Okla., who placed seven trials with a 2-1 record attributed George Bonsalle, Haldorson and Billy Evans regulars plus Phil Murrell, Rapd and Gary Thompson. TIPS GIVEN — Bill Skowron (left), hard-hitting New York Yankee first baseman, gives a few tips about playing the position to Norm Siebern, who is seeking a position on the ball club. The Yankees will open 1959 major league action this week. Frequent Futurity Winner ARCADIA (UPI) — Jockey Willie Shoemaker won five futurities in 1958 — the Arlington and Washington Park Futurities with Restless Wind, the Del Mar Futurity with Tomy Lee, and the Belmont and Pimlico Futurities with Intentionally. The Bulletin SPORTS LEONARD R. HANDEL — Editor 8-2—Anaheim (Col.) 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(UPI)—The U.S. Olympic Basketball Committees staked this nation's basketball tournament on its collegiate stars day, naming eight of the best a 20-man squad for the Pan-American Games to be played at Chicago next August and September. The Pan-American games squad is chosen by the committee Sunday on the basis of what it saw in the College All-Stars squad made a clean sweep over two top UA teams and the Armed Forces All-Stars in the Pan-Americanals round-robin here the past week end. Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati's great All-America player who led the nation in scoring this past season, rolled up 27 points as the Collegians polished off the Wichita Rockers, National AAU champs, 80. Saturday night to complete the three-game sweep. Joining Robertson on the Pan-American squad from the collegiate team will be Bob Boozer of Kansas State, Don Goldstein of Louisville, Johnny Green of Michigan State, Leo Byrd of Marshall, Waltonrence of UCLA, Jerry West of West Virginia, and as an alternate, Johnny Cox of Kentucky. Fred Schaus, whose West Virginia team was NCAA runner-up this year, coached the College All-Stars to victory in spite of having only two days practice, and won the job of directing the Pan-American squad. The Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville, Okla., who placed second in the trials with a 2-1 record, contributed George Bonsalle, Burdiealdorson and Billy Evans as regulars plus Phil Murrell, Terry Rand and Gary Thompson as all-around third in the trials at 1:24 place Dick Boushka and Dan Swartz on the team. The committee also selected two regulars, Jack Adams of Eastern Kentucky State and Bob Jeanger-card of Colorado, plus two alternates, Adrain Smith of Kentucky and Jack Sullivan of Mt. 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