anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-05

Tuesday, May 5, 1959 Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin—B-3 I'll Handel This By LEONARD R. HANDEL (Bulletin Sports Editor) When comes the start of 1959 Orange County football action Anaheim fans will be in for their "best ever" season. This happy fact is due mainly to the arrival into the Sunset League of Western High School's Pioneers and the clash with Anaheim's Colonists Nov. 20. Those close to the scene are predicting a turnout of more than 16,000 for this tilt, which if true, should blast remarks made last year that this is not a sports community. The Anaheim - Western game, while still a half year away, is attracting ever-increasing discussion by friend fan, who, depending on his residence, has a number of things to say about the eventual winner. While at first glance it would appear that Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke's Colonists should win pretty much as they please, a closer study gives evidence to many facts to the contrary. Although it is true the Don Davis - coached Pioneers will be in only their second year of varsity competition, a number of details must not go by unnoticed. One is that the boys playing for Davis have been doing so for a number of years and have not exactly been standing still in that time. Although they were unable to win a single Freeway League contest last season, during that time they gave most opponents a real battle before they were made to suffer their losses. In the Orange contest, for instance, the Westerners were defeated by just one touchdown and the Panthers then went on to win the Loop crown in convincing fashion. An item which hurt Davis then was the lack of experience. Which brings up a good point. Come the Anaheim tussle, Davis' men will have had another year of game play and for this reason should be that much tougher. It is a good bet that while Anaheim will probably enter this first crosstown rivalry a slight favorite, the Pioneers will not let this worry them. They will be ready to offer their strongest attack and when this does happen those Colonists could be in for a rough evening. In such men as Ben Fischer, Dennis Painter, Steve Setterlund, Mike Green, Gerald Beutler, Steve Duran, Walt Davidson and Jim Heppe the Pioneers have a group of men who have gained experience together for the past few years. The Pioneers competed in a Sunset League junior varsity schedule the year prior to their Freeway League entrance and in doing so cleaned up everything in sight. It just might be that such will be the case again when they meet Nov. 20 with the Colony. Remember this. Coach Van Hoorebeke's charges will be playing with a team which will have lost many of their top men. Gone will be the greater majority of the lads who brought home the Sunset League crown and while they will have all gone through does happen those Colonists could be in for a rough evening. In such men as Ben Fischer, Dennis Painter, Steve Setterlund, Mike Green, Gerald Beutler, Steve Duran, Walt Davidson and Jim Heppe the Pioneers have a group of men who have gained experience together for the past few years. The Pioneers competed in a Sunset League junior varsity schedule the year prior to their Freeway League entrance and in doing so cleaned up everything in sight. It just might be that such will be the case again when they meet Nov. 20 with the Colony. Remember this. Coach Van Hoorebeke's charges will be playing with a team which will have lost many of their top men. Gone will be the greater majority of the lads who brought home the Sunset League crown and while they will have all gone through the Loop race, it is doubtful that they will be as strong as the club which represented the school last year. So, it would seem that Colonyville fans can look forward to a highly interesting ball game, which will take a real effort for their charges to capture. Results will be interesting. ADDED THOUGHT Anaheim will have another burden which will not be shouldered by the Pioneers. Because of some tremendous ball clubs in the past, Anaheim has earned the reputation of winning those crucial games. However, this could be a different story. Both teams will be giving with an "all-out effort" which means that anything can happen — and most probably will. THURSDAY GAME Do not forget that the Los Angeles Dodgers will meet New York's Yankees come Thursday evening at Memorial Coliseum. This will be the Roy Campanella Benefit Game and you can be dern certain that it will draw a near-capacity crowd. This brings up a good point for those planning on attending. The crowd will probably near a major league record which would behoove those going to leave real early. Say something like Wednesday afternoon. A few duoats in the unreserved section will be available come game night but if you want them, get there many many hours before the first pitch. The Dodgers and Yanks always put on a good show and this will be no different. See you there. I'll be the guy with the field glasses and short-wave radio. Don Drysdale to Face Braves Following Dodger Victory MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Don Drysdale 2-2, the Los Angeles Dodgers' winningest pitcher against the Milwaukee Braves, will oppose Carl Willey 6-1 tonight in the second of the three-game series between the Dodgers and Braves. The Dodgers, behind two homes by Gil Hodges and a tie-breaking home run by Don Demeter, beat the Braves 5-3 Monday night to dump the hosts into third place in the National League. The win put the Dodgers in second and the San Francisco Giants in first place in the tight race. The win got the Dodgers off to a good start of carrying on last year's record of beating the Braves by a 14-8 margin. And Drysdale hopes to carry on his own record against the Braves. He won five straight from Milwaukee last year. Major League Leaders United Press International National League Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Aaron, Milw. 18 76 18 37 .457 Bruton, Milw. 14 53 12 21 .396 Burgess, Pitts. 17 53 6 21 .396 By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press International The world champion New York Yankees have collapsed because they aren't hitting, and the rest of the American League is enjoying the fun while it lasts. Those were the conclusions drawn today from a poll by United Press International among managers and general managers of other AL teams about the woes of the Yankees, who have lost nine of their last 10 games and are seventh in the league, lower than they have been at this stage of the pennant race in the last 19 years. Some folks think the Yankees hitters are just "in a slump." But General Manager Frank Lane of the league-leading Cleveland Indians, who admits gleefully, "I'm enjoying their trouble," isn't so sure the Yankees' trouble is temporary. "Maybe some of those players George Weiss and Casey Stengel thought were so wonderful aren’t so good," said Lane. "Weis thinks everybody who puts on Yankee uniform immediately worth $100,000." Hit Few Homers "I know it won't last," commented new owner Bill Veeck of the Chicago White Sox. "But you can't blame me for thinking how wonderful it would be to see them stay down there." Almost every manager and club official UPI talked to pointed once to the Yankees' puny batting as the reason for their tumble. The figures are damning: only 2 runs scored per game during the current slump, only three hom runs from home run champ Mickey Mantle, a team total four home runs less than the total for the supposedly weak Washington Senators. Remember those "big innings" the Yankees made famous? They haven't scored more than two runs in any of their last 110 innings. Mantle, now riding the bench with an injured finger, is batting only .276 and other regulars are even worse — Andy Carey .228 Hank Bauer .254 Yogi Berra .228 Tony Kubek .240 and Bob Richardson .239. "Murderer." the Braves 5-3 Monday night to dump the hosts into third place in the National League. The win put the Dodgers in second and the San Francisco Giants in first place in the tight race. The win got the Dodgers off to a good start of carrying on last year's record of beating the Braves by a 14-8 margin. And Drysdale hopes to carry on his own record against the Braves. He won five straight from Milwaukee last year. Johnny Podres, with a vital assist from Art Fowler in the ninth, was Monday night's winner and boosted his season record to 3-2—two of the wins on the road. He managed to only get two road wins all last season. Podres gave up 12 hits, including a 2-run homer to Eddie Mathews in the third that opened up the scoring, and a four-bagger in the eighth to Joe Adcock. He walked only one and struck out five. Hodges who had four-for-four with his homers and a single and a double off of loser Warren Spahn, hit a double in the fourth and scored on a double by Rip Repulski. He knotted the score at 2-2 in the sixth on his first homer. Demeter slammed out a 390-foot two-run homer over left-field fence in the seventh for the go-ahead runs and Hodges collected another homer in the eighth with a 400-foot effort over center-field fence. QUITS PRO BASEBALL BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Former Baltimore Oriole bonus baby Jim Pyburn will help coach football, basketball and track at Woodlawn High School here. Pyburn quit professional baseball because he thought his major league chances were slim after he was sent down to Miami of the International League this year. Major League Leaders United Press International National League Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pct. Aaron, Milw. 18 76 18 37 .487 Bruton, Milw. 14 53 12 21 .396 Burgess, Pitts. 17 53 6 21 .396 Moon, Los Ang. 19 64 15 24 .375 Pinson, Cin. 20 83 20 31 .373 American League Fox, Chi. 19 83 9 33 .398 Kuenn, Det. 15 62 9 24 .387 Power, Cleve. 18 73 18 28 .384 Kaline, Det. 19 80 6 29 .383 Strickland, Cle. 18 62 12 22 .355 Runs Batted In National League — Demeter, Dodgers 24; Banks, Cubs 24; Robinson, Reds 24; Pinson, Reds 23; Aaron, Braves 20. American League — Triandos, Orioles 19; Killebrew, Senators 18; Cerv, Athletics 18; Skowron, Yankees 17; Lemon, Senators 17. Home Runs National League — Matthews, Braves 9; Aaron, Braves 8; Demeter, Dodgers 7; Banks, Cubs; Robinson, Reds; Lynch, Reds; Capeda, Giants all 6. American League — Killebrew, Senators 7; Colavito, Indians 6; Lemon, Senators 6; Yost, Tigers 6, (6 tied with 5) Pitching National League — Burdette, Braves 5-0; Klippstein, Dodgers 3-0; Face, Pirates 3-0; Haddix, 2-0; Sanford, Giants 4-1. American League—Delock, Red Sox 3-0; McLish, Indians 3-0; Wilhelm, Orioles 3-0; Fischer, Senators; Pappas, Orioles; Largen, Yankees all 2-0. Alex Olmedo Advance In Tennis Tourney LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Alex Olmedo, Davis Cup tennis star, vanced into the fourth round the men's singles today in the annual Southern California national Tennis Championships. The University of Southern California ifnoria student easily downed by ny Pelton of the University Redlands, 6-3, 6-4, Monday third-round match. In other singles matches, Perry, former Davis Cup player, Allen Tong of SC, 6-2, 6-1; Carl Elitzholtz of the Mar Corps in San Diego, beat R Osuna of SC, 7-5, 6-1. RES—Kansas City center fielder Whitey scores the first run of the game when third sacker Dick Williams picked up a two-base hit in the first inning. Boston catcher Sammy White awaits the throw. (UPI Photo) New York Yankees Have Collapsed;ague Enjoys It While They Can JOHN GRIFFIN Press International Including Stengel. In a statement surprisingly clear for him, the Yankee manager summed up the batting and very weak with the pitching. But it's only the first time for the pitchers because they Sugar Ray Seek San By JACK CUDDY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI)—Sugar Ray Robinson, dethroned as middle-weight champion by the National Boxing Association and threatened by the New York State Athletic Commission, may seek sanctuary in Europe. "I've been offered a big guarantee by promoter Fritz Gretschell of Berlin to defend my title against Gustav Scholz if I'm forced out of my own country," said Sugar Ray today. Scholz, of Germany, is the fourth-ranking contender, but he has been rejected as challenger by both the NBA and the New York commission. Each organization insisted that 39-year-old Robinson defend against former champion Carmen Basilio of Chittenango, N.Y. The NBA vacated Robinson's 160-pound championship Monday because of his excessive delay in signing for a defense against Basilio. And the independent New York commission probably will follow suit if he falls to sign by May 15 for a Basilio match. Orders Title Bout Although the European Boxing Union has a working agreement with the NBA, it's uncertain whether the EBU would concord with the NBA in dethroning Sugar Ray, were he to sign for the Scholz fight in Germany. We Germany is a member of the EBU. Dr. Ward Wylie, president of the NBA, announced the withdrawal of championship recognition. New York Yankees Have Collapsed; League Enjoys It While They Can JOHN GRIFFIN Press International Old champion New York have collapsed because it hitting, and the rest American League is enjoy- en while it lasts. were the conclusions lay from a poll by Unit- lary International among general managers IL teams about the woes Yankees, who have lost their last 10 games and fifth in the league, lower have been at this stageennant race in the last Volks think the Yankee we just "in a slump." General Manager Frank the league-leading Cleve- lans, who admits gleeful-enjoying their trouble," sure the Yankees' trou- memporary. We some of those players Weiss and Casey Stengel were so wonderful aren't "," said Lane. "Weiss everybody who puts on a uniform immediately is 00,000." Hit Few Homers now it won't last," com- new owner Bill Veeck of Mago White Sox. "But you name me for thinking how ul it would be to see themwn there." It every manager and club UPI talked to pointed at the Yankees' puny batting reason for their tumble. tures are damning: only 2.5 scored per game during the slump, only three home home run champion Mantle, a team total of runs less than the to-the supposedly weak Wash- senators. Number those "big innings" Yankees made famous? They scored more than two any of their last 110 in- lee, now riding the bench a injured finger, is batting 76 and other regulars are Dorse - Andy Carey .253, Yogi Berra .250, Kubek .240, and Bobby Davenport Delivers Jim Davenport, a little guy with a lot of power, was the big man the batting and very weak with the pitching. But it's only the first time for the pitchers because they have been doing very good up to now. I can't solve the batting." Ben Hogan Has Found Cure For Years of 'Bad Putting' By ED FITE FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) — Bantam Ben Hogan, fresh from an 18-hole play-off victory over Fred Hawkins for his fifth Colo- nial National Invitation golf tour- nament title, thinks he has found the cure for "five miserable years" of putting. That may be a warning to the rest of the golfing world that little Ben at last may achieve his one big goal at the age of 47—that of becoming the only man to win five U.S. Open championships. The Open will be played at Winged Foot Golf Club in Ma- maroneck, N.Y., five weeks from now. Hogan, who fired a one-under-par 33-36—69 in gale-like winds that hit 45 miles per hour in gusts to beat Hawkins by four strokes for the $5,000 top prize money, thinks the "fifth" he picked up here may be an omen. Sad Sam Jones Hurls for Giants As League Leaders Meet Redlegs CINCINNATI (UPI) — Sam Jones 2-3 is manager Bill Rigney's nominee to pitch for league-leading San Francisco tonight against Cincinnati and there's always a chance the Giants will win another so long as the ninth inning isn't outlawed. True to form, San Francisco exploded for four runs in the last frame Monday night to down the Reds, 6-5, and regain first place in the National League, which is turning into another rat race. In second place, nine points behind them, are the Los Angeles Dodgers, who open a four-game series in Seals Stadium this Thursday. The Dodgers, who spent most of last season racking up the league champ Milwaukee Braves, beat them Monday night in their first meeting of the year, 5-3. This dropped Milwaukee into third spot but only a half-game out of first. Casey Confuses Losing Yanks SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — It says here: If Casey Stengel uses the same double-talk to his players that he uses on the banquet circuit, no wonder the New York Yankees are in seventh place in the American League race. Round Table, Swaps, Armed, Noor, Tony Lee and the rest are Dr. Ward Wylie, president of the NBA, announced the wit- drawal of championship recog- tion from Robinson at Muller-W.Va., Monday. At the time, Wylie ordered a fight if the vacant crown within 60 days between former champions Bass- and Gene Fullmer of West J- dan, Utah. Wylie said the Basilo-Fullm winner would defend against the NBA-selected challenger within days thereafter, and that the chil-enger might be third-ranking S der Webb of Chicago. As far as the United State Canada and Mexico are ocered, Robinson now is re- cized as champion only in New York state. And he declared ly at a press conference Mon- night he never would defend New York "as long as the ent boxing commission is la- fice." Charges Politics He charged the New York o mission had rejected Scholz an acceptable challenger and ha- sisted upon Basilo "because politics and the lingering p of Jim Norris." Multi-million Norris was head of the co- busted International Boxing monopoly. Now he is top ma- nage a new organization, Chicago o ing Enterprises. Despite Robinson's anti-York proclamation, Chair Melvin L. Krulewich of the York commission said today still hope Robinson will sign a Basilo fight before May We'd like to have that fight New York state." What action the New York mission will take if Sugar Long's New Put Man Will be Made Offici LOS ANGELES (UPI)— Mortensen, Southern Ca niaca track coach, says he be Dallas Long's record-breaking foot, 7-inch shot put will be cepted as a new world mark. The mark on Saturday marked Long man on his seventh try. The NCAA cepts seven throws, but bot the runs less than the to the supposedly weak Wash-Senators. member those "big innings" keeps made famous? They scored more than two any of their last 110 intele, now riding the bench in injured finger, is batting 776 and other regulars are worse — Andy Carey .263, Bauer .254, Yogi Berra .250, Kubek .240, and Bobby Johnson .239. "Murderers isn't scaring anybody any by just aren't hitting." said former Harry Craft of Kansas. They used to beat you in ninth and ninth or extra innings. But they are losing those ones now." Even Stengel Agrees they aren't scoring many points out owner Cal Griffin of the Senators. sey's hitters just aren't hit-and into the fourth round of men's singles today in the 73rd and Southern California Section Tennis Championships. University of Southern Californias student easily downed Ron Pelton of the University of Florida, 6-3, 6-4, Monday in a round match. other singles matches, Bob Cyr, former Davis Cupper, beat Tong of SC, 6-2, 6-1, and Elizholtz of the Marine League in San Diego, beat Rafael Ala of SC, 7-5, 6-1. Olmedo Advances Tennis Tourney ANGELES (UPI)—Alex Olmedo Davis Cup tennis star, added into the fourth round of men's singles today in the 73rd and Southern California Section Tennis Championships. University of Southern Californias student easily downed Ron Pelton of the University of Florida, 6-3, 6-4, Monday in a round match. other singles matches, Bob Cyr, former Davis Cupper, beat Tong of SC, 6-2, 6-1, and Elizholtz of the Marine League in San Diego, beat Rafael Ala of SC, 7-5, 6-1. Rigney wasn't around at the end. Umpire Frank Secory chased him in the eighth for protesting after the arbiter had cautioned Jones for hitting Purkey with a pitched ball. Orlando Pena (1-1) goes for the Reds tonight, then the Giants head home. Losing Yanks SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — It says here: If Casey Stengel uses the same double-talk to his players that he uses on the banquet circuit, no wonder the New York Yankees are in seventh place in the American League race... Round Table, Swaps, Armed, Noor, Tony Lee and the rest are or were fine thoroughbreds. But the best horse I ever saw was Citation—which may be, heresay coming from a Westerner. Never laid eyes on Seabiscuit, however... Major events on the Western sports schedule this summer: The men's National A.A.U. swimming championship at Redding, Calif., and the women's National A.A.U. swimming meet at Los Altos, Calif., in July; the Ryder Cup golf matches pitting the United States against England at Palm Springs Nov. 7-8; the $40,000 Golden Gate Golf championship at San Francisco Sept. 24-27.... Students First Quote from Jack Curtice, the witty Stanford University football coach: "My football players all will graduate. They all are students"... Best bet to take the annual shellacking in the Rose Bowl from the Big Ten representative on Jan. 1: UCLA. California is eneligible to compete because the Golden Bears were drubbed there last year; and Southern California which may be the powerhouse of the West this season, is on probation by the N.C.A.A.... The San Francisco Forty Niners report advance sales for the 1959 pro grid season to be 11,000 ahead of last year at this same time. There had been rumors that the populace had lost confidence in the club after Frankie Albert resigned as head coach. The announcement proved otherwise... LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Mortensen, Southern Carolina track coach, says he beats Dallas Long's record-breaking foot, 7-inch shot put will be cepted as a new world mark. The mark on Saturday has questioned because Long man on his seventh try. The NCAAcepts seven throws, but both IAAF and AAU only allow a Mortensen cited at the South California Track Writers Association meeting Monday two where he said world records been recognized even though were made on the seventh try said both Sim Innes and P.O'Brien were the men involved the recognized cases. O'Brien is the present holder the recognized world shot put with a mark of 63 f inches. Bud Podbielan Top Coast League Pitch SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) eran hurler Bud Podbielan Diego, hurling in 28 innings the Pacific Coast League earned-runs allowed with an erage of only 0.64 per nings, according to statist leased today and including day's games. Podbielan has won two none. Clair Hickman of Sacramento and Eddie Fisher of Phoenix in wins with three each no losses; and Bobby LoSan Diego In strikeouts with Jagan of Phoenix, who is hit a .379 pace and also leads hits with 33 and runs bailed with 15. George Freese, P.leads in home runs with Sugar Ray May Leave States; Seek Sanctuary in Europe JACK CUDDY Press International WORK (UPI)—Sugar Ray dethroned as middleamplion by the National association and threatened New York State Athletic on, may seek sanctuary. Even offered a big guarpromoter Fritz Gretschrlin to defend my title Gustav Schelz if I'm out of my own country," or Ray today. of Germany, is the taking contender, but he rejected as challenger the NBA and the New mission. Each organizated that 39-year-old Robfend against former Carmen Basilio of ChitN.Y. BA vacated Robinson's championship Monday of his excessive delay in for a defense against Bacand the independent New commission probably will if he falls to sign by for a Basilo match. Orders Title Bout high the European Boxing has a working agreement the NBA. it's uncertain the EBU would concur the NBA in dethroning Sugar were he to sign for the fight in Germany. West y is a member of the falls to meet the May 15 deadline "will be decided when the time comes," the chairman said. Meanwhile, promoter Norman Rothschild of Syracuse, N.Y., announced he had signed Basilio and Fullmer to fight for the vacant crown at Syracuse "in the summer or fall." He can not get commission approval of the match until after May 15. Robinson hasn't fought since he recaptured the 160-pound crown from Basilio on March 25, 1958. Despite his apparently desperate plight, Robinson declared Monday night, "For a Basillo defense, I'm raising my demand for a guarantee from $750,000 to $1,000,000." Los Alamitos Ends Big Season Tomorrow LOS ALAMITOS — Fort Bend Ranch's Hy Harriett, a little filly with a perfect racing record, goes after her fourth straight victory tomorrow as Los Alamitos Race Course winds up the most successful season in its history. Hy Harriet seeks win No. four in the $500 Juvenile Championship, the headline attraction of a nine-race program that gets under way 15 minutes earlier than usual at 1:15 p.m. The juvenile brings out the best two-year-olds on the grounds at 350 yards and besides Hy Harriett drew the overnight entry of Robin Redbreast, Charge Bar, Mr. Sen Sen, Double Twist, Table Tennis, Peg Be Sure, Leanna Leo, Tinky Vee and Mission Miss. All are winners. Los Alamitos Race Entries WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959 Clear & Fast. First Post 1:15 P.M. FIRST RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds. Up in Grade A Minis. Purse $1160. Tequila's Cat, Jay Fishburn ... 118 Easter Fund, Harry Holosub ... 118 Clabber Sam, Tommy Chaves ... 118 Record Recorder Danny Canchola ... 100 Los Alamitos Race Entries WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959 Clear & Fast. First Post 1:15 P.M. FIRST RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Minus. Purse $1100. Tequila Cat, Jay Fishburn Easter Fund, Harry Holcomb Clabber Bam, Tommy Chavez Pretty Request, Danny Canchola Oink Brown, Kenneth Chapola Ricketsa, Robbie Wet Need's Bar, Emil Armstrong Cinco Moors, Ronald Banks Chanton, Lloyd Ballou 9 Go. SECOND RACE. 350 Yards. 2 Year Olds Which Have Not Won. Purse $1200. Kittyhawk Gay, Richard Lujan Apache Brave, Mervin Leckbee Noisella, Lloyd Ballou Vicki's Request, Kenneth Chapman Buddy Bull, Henry Page Kyla Bar, Kenald Bowl Meyola Bar, John Oreco Velvet Girl, Alton Lawyer Miss Jet Deck, Robert Ford Sissy Dandy, Ronald Banks Also Eligible Sugarev Bars, Harry Holcomb Caravan, Tommy Chavez Sir Midas, Clifford Lambert 13 Go. THIRD RACE. 540 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up. Allowances. Purse $1300. Vandy Boy, Henry Page Brabard, Honald Banks Little Hot Shot, L. G. Litell Leo Bill, Kenneth Chapman Miss Brucie, Jay Fishburn Vanhorn, Harry Holcomb Peaches Hazer, Kenneth Brittain Jody's Milk Joint Banco Bib Bar, Charles Perner Roan Question, Efrain Garza Also Eligible Thingamajax, Herry Holcomb Crockett's Jake, Lloyd Ballou Mr. Mambo, Felix Durousseau Nona Bam, Richard Lujan 14 Go. FOURTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Minus. Purse $1500. Chief Win, Jay Fishburn Little Raffles Joe, Hetherick Lady Orphan, Ronald Banks Joe Gordon, Henry Page Adios Jr., Lloyd Ballou Secret Storm, Emil Armstrong Kid Vierson, Tommy Chaves Tinky's Inky, Efrain Garza Vandelita, Daniel Banco Becky Bailey, Kenneth Britain Also Eligible Kit Bar, Robert Ford Garcia Doll, Richard Lujan Biltex Bar, Alvin Hetrick Shubalea, Harry Holcomb 11 Go. FIFTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus. Purse $1700. Night Deck, Jay Fishburn Amber Sun, Robert Jury Tonto Junior, Lloyd Ballou Black Shade, Richard Lujan Bar Dust, Efrain Garza Black Barred, Emil Armstrong Buster's Chick, Alton Lawyer Eagle Flight, Henry Page Stan The Man, Felix Durousseau Tidy Bar, Ronald Holley Also Eligible Beauty's Bar, Jay Fishburn Sweet Adaline, Robert Ford Burke's Bars, Clifford Lambert Shady Logan, Clifford Lambert 14 Go. The juvenile brings out the best two-year-olds on the grounds at 350 yards and besides Hy Harriett drew the overnight entry of Robin Redbreast, Charge Bar, Mr. Sen Sen, Double Twist, Table Tennis, Peg Be Sure, Leanna Leo, Tinky Vee and Mission Miss. All are winners. Hy Harriett earned the role of favorite in the juvenile when she raced to her third straight victory last Friday in a swift 18.2 seconds and turned back most of those she'll be called on to face tomorrow. Racing Secretary Edward Burke came up with a corking closing day card for besides the Juvenile there is the $3000 San Juan Capitrano and the $7500 Marathon. Donald K. Brokaw's Clabberer's win, favored in Four Stakes this spring and a disappointment in them all, heads the San Juan Capitrano and takes on Cute Trick, Pokey Pat, Dyna Van, Vannevar, Easter Maiden and No Butt at 400 yards. In the 549-yard Marathon, defending Champion Pap seeks a repeat score at the expense of Vanetta Dee, Vandy's Flash, Tidy Too; Bar The Door; Sure Now; Rocket Bar and Dr. Rand Y. This will be the first try at 549 yards for both Vanetta Dee, winner earlier in the meeting of the 350-yard Squire Fly and Miss Princess Stakes, and for Tidy Too, winner of the $28.00 Derby. Efrain Garza, who long ago cinched his third Los Alamito riding championship, set a new record yesterday for the number of winners ridden during a single season when he scored his 23rd victory of the meeting aboard S. A. Mestas' Miss Berrara in the fourth race before 5258 fans. Miss Barrera raced the 400 yards in 21 seconds flat to win by a nose from Three Pats and Rebob and paid $9.80 straight. It was her fourth victory of the meeting. The old mark of 22 winners was set in 1957 by Kenneth Chapman. Lester Goodson's Eagle Top accounted for the featured Newport-Balboa Purse, racing the 350 yards in 18.2 seconds to win by three parts of a length from Vandy's Candy and Little Rube. The second winner of the day for Jockey Henry Page and one of four winning favorites, Eagle Top paid $7.50 straight. Delvecchio Snares Hockey Point Award MONTREAL (UPI) - By the margin of one point Alex Delvecchio FIFTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus. Purse $1700. Night Deck, Jay Fishburn ... 123 Amber Sun, Robert Ford ... 115 Tonto Junior, Lloyd Ballou ... 123 Mack Shade, Richard Lujan ... 115 Bar Dust, Efrain Garza ... 112 Black Barred, Emil Armstrong ... 123 Buster's Chick, Alton Lawyer ... 112 Eagle Flight, Henry Page ... 112 Sun's Man, Felix Durousseau ... 113 Tidy Bar, Ronald Holley ... 115 Also Eligible Beauty's Bar, Jay Fishburn ... 118 Sweet Adaline, Robert Ford ... 118 Burke's Bars, Clifford Lambert ... 115 Shady Logan, Clifford Lambert ... 123 14 Go. SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AAA Minus. Purse $2000. Little Rube, Darrell Banks ... 114 Antlers Trade, Kenneth Chapman ... 114 Panda Goldquest, Ronald Holley ... 114 Haddie's Gold, Lloyd Ballou ... 115 Snooker Lee, Kenneth Brittain ... 120 War Chick, Jay Fishburn ... 116 El Chiquito, John Orosco ... 116 Safety First, Robert Fod ... 117 Do It For Me, Ronald Lujan ... 117 Lassie's Pride, Henry Page ... 117 Also Eligible Pana Bar, Ronald Banks ... 111 Tee Beau, Harry Holcomb ... 120 Outider, Lloyd Ballou ... 120 Vandy's Candy, Ronald Holley ... 115 14 Go. SEVENTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up.. Allowances. Purse $2000. Clabber's Win, Clifford Lambert ... 124 Cute Trick, John Orosco ... 124 Pokey Pat, Ronald Holley ... 124 Dyna Van, Kenneth Chapman ... 127 Vannetta, Harry Holcomb ... 127 Easter Maiden, Emil Armstrong ... 119 No Butt, Henry Page ... 117 7 Go. EIGHTH RACE. 350 Yards. 2 Year Olds. The Juvenile Championship. Purse $2000. Hy Harriett, Charles Toussain ... 118 Robin Redbreast, Emil Armstrong ... 118 Charge Bar, Athon Lawyer ... 118 Mr. Sen Sen, Darrell Banks ... 118 Double Twist, Richard Lujan ... 118 Table Tennis, Kenneth Chapman ... 118 Peg Be Sure, John Grace ... 118 Leanne Leo, Harry Holcomb ... 118 Tinky Vee, Efrain Garza ... 118 Mission Miss, Ronald Holley ... 118 19 Go. NINTH RACE. 500 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up. The Marathon. Purse $2000. Page, Clifford Lambert ... 122 Bar The Door, Darrell Banks ... 122 Tidy Too, Robert Ford ... 122 Vandy's Flash, Harry Holcomb ... 122 Sure Now, Kenneth Chapman ... 123 Vanetta Dee, Lloyd Ballou ... 123 Rocket Bar, Ronald Holley ... 123 Dr. Rand V., Jay Fishburn ... 8 Go. Delvecchio Snares Hockey Point Award MONTREAL (UPI) — By the margin of one point, Alex Delvecchio of the Detroit Red Wings today was awarded the National Hockey League's Lady Bying Trophy for the 1958-59 season. Delvecchio was awarded 87 points to 86 for Andy Hebenton of the New York Rangers in the balloting. The trophy is awarded annually to the NHL player adjudged to have exhibited "the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability." Camille Henry of the Rangers last year's winner, totaled 68 points in this year's balloting of sports writers and broadcasters in the six league cities to finish third. Won't Coach Again Claims Terry Brennan MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) — Former Notre Dame football coach Terry Brennan said today he likes being in the investment business and "as of this moment, I'll never coach again." "Of course, never is a long time and maybe I shouldn't say that," said the 30-year-old Brennan who was fired from Notre Dame shortly before Christmas last year. Brennan here to speak at a sports luncheon, admitted he has had "half a dozen" coaching offers since leaving Notre Dame.