anaheim-gazette 1950-08-11

Fights Last Night NEW YORK — Omelio Agra-monte, 191¼, Havana, knocked out Joe Lindsay, 190, Brooklyn, 2. BINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Duillo Spagnola, 182½, Boston, outpoint-ed Ted Calaman, 175, Philadelphia, CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Mi. W. of Anaheim — Friday and Saturday— "TICKET TO TOMAHAWK" (Technicolor) Dan Dalley and Anne Baxter—Plus "The DAMNED DON'T CRY" Joan Crawford-David Brian — Sunday, Monday, Tuesday— "COLT 45" (Technicolor) Randolph Scott - Ruth Roman "PERFECT STRANGERS" Ginger Rogers - Dennis Morgan ADULTS 50c tax incl. CHILDREN TO 12 FREE FOX Telephone 2692 Doors Open 6:30; Show Starts 6:45 NOW PLAYING GLENN FORD VALLI The WHITE TOWER — 2nd BIG HIT — "The GREAT JEWEL ROBBER" — SUNDAY — 711 OCEAR DRIVE Edmond O'Brien Joanne Dru Plus Action Hit — "ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST" Color by Technicolor Wednesday, Aug. 16 Del Mar Spill Kills Glisson SAN DIEGO, UP — Apprentice jockey Johnny Glisson, 17, of Winnsboro, S. C., was killed yesterday at Del Mar racetrack, where he started his riding career and ended it—all in less than a year. Glisson, younger brother of national riding champion Gordon Glisson, was fatally injured in the fourth race on the same track where he rode his first winner last August 19. He was aboard Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carva's Broker yesterday when the horse snapped his left foreleg and fell. John was hurled to the infield, his head apparently striking the rail. He died of a fracture of the skull and a fractured cervical vertebra in the neck. His brother Gordon was riding C. H. Jones and sons' Winsir in the same race. Last year Johnny rode 44 winners, 18 seconds and 22 thirds on 215 mounts. He had ridden 35 winners this year, including several at Hollywood Park and two at the young Del Mar meeting. Johnny's first riding experience came several years ago on a mule on the family farm near Winnsboro. His death was the first jocky fatality in the 11-year racing history of Del Mar. The newest and latest in agricultural equipment will be exhibited at the Orange County Fair, August 16-20. Page 2 Phils Look To Konstanty As Bulwark By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writers Jim Konstanty, the Phil's ber armed reliever, looks like most important single face the National League race. As Jim holds up, the Phils ride high. Soldier Curt Simmons is posed to continue the job oing off the sizzling New Giants tonight. Chances are stanty will be in the final score. When Konstanty replaced Bob Miller in the eighth innervast night's 6 - 5 win over Giants, he made his 51st aance of the season. The Phil played 108 games. It hardly possible that Jim missed 57. Singles by Gran Hamno Andy Seminick and a game throwing error by center Bobby Thompson gave Konstanty his ninth victory in the 10ning of last night's struggle important, it boosted the lead to six games over BIt was the Giants' third loss games. SUNDAY 711 OCEAR DRIVE Edmond O'Brien - Joanne Oru Plus Action Hit — "ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST" Color by Technicolor Wednesday, Aug. 16 LANCASTER 1st FLAME AND THE ARROW Added Laff Riot—Vic Mature - Ann Sheridan "STELLA" ANAHEIM Amherst, Ph. 4212 Doors Open 6:15 Buster Crabbe in "BILLY THE KID—WANTED" Added Western Musical "MY DARLING CLEMENTINE" SUNDAY — Paulette Goddard Pedro Armendariz "THE TORCH" Plus—Forrest Tucker and Adele Mara in "ROCK ISLAND TRAIL" In Color Orange Drive-In Theatre Away.101&Placentia OR.389 CHILDREN FREE Continuous Thru Tuesday Spencer Tracy-Joan Bennett Elizabeth Taylor "FATHER OF THE BRIDE" -- and -- Donald O'Connor in "CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK" Color by Technicolor IS IT TRUE? AN INDIAN TEPEE AND A WIGWAM ARE NOT THE SAMETEPEE TOO SMALL! ME WANTUM BIG WIGWAM! SQUAW EATUM TOO MUCH! It's not the same when you hear about our friendly, attentive service. Come to Five Points Liquor Store and see for yourself Johnny's first riding experience came several years ago on a mule on the family farm near Winnsboro. His death was the first jockey fatality in the 11-year racing history of Del Mar. The newest and latest in agricultural equipment will be exhibited at the Orange County Fair, August 16-20. Pittsburgh broke a 10-losing streak by blasting Clay 7-4. Ralph Kiner, Wally Weed and Clyde McCullough hit his Kiners homer was his 31st year. Picking on the second disc clubs proved risky business. American League yesterday Cleveland, a 5-4 winner over Louis, got away with it. Detroit added a half game its lead, now measuring 3½ the Tigers missed a chance. Whipping Chicago, 10-6, they held to a 1-1 tie in the game, called by darkness in seventh inning. Philadelphia dropped New York into third place by a 5-3 w their series opener. Legion Baseball Los Angeles 003 024 0 9 Long Beach 000 151 0 7 Villa and Van Porter; Hinckley Korzer City Hall 102 000 0 3 Clyde Hagger 010 100 0 2 Telancon and Micheli; Wingert Week-end Menu SATURDAY Amerige Park 1 p.m.—Culver City vs Alhambra 3 p.m.—Seal Beach vs Monte; 5 p.m.—Santa Maria vs Hollydae La Palma Park Noon—Wilmington vs South Angeles; 2 p.m. Culver vs Glendale Golds; 4 p.m. Glendale Blue vs San Pablo; 7 p.m. Santa Maria vs La Beach; 9 p.m. Santa Larena vs Altadena SUNDAY Amerige Park 11:30 a.m.—Huntington Park Elsinore La Palma Park Noon — Hollywood vs Arcade It's not the same when you hear about our friendly, attentive service. Come to Five Points Liquor Store and see for yourself. ICE COLD EASTERN and WESTERN BEER By the Case, Quarts or Can. SPECIALS Carling's Black Label Eastern Beer 38¢ One Way Bottles ... Cans 17¢ Imperial Extra Dry Pale Beer 2 One Way Bottles 25¢ Case $2.89 We sell all the leading beers EASTERN BEER • SCHLITZ • BUDWEISER HAMM'S • PABST BLUE RIBBON • BLATZ WESTERN BEER • OLYMPIA • LUCKY LAGER MAHER'S "102" • REGAL • ALTES ACME • EASTSIDE We Deliver — Phone 4438 W.CENTER FIVE POINTS LIQUOR STORE W.CENTER — N.WEST 1119 Lincoln Anaheim vs Hollydale La Palma Park Noon—Wilmington vs South Angeles; 2 p.m. Culver vs Glendale Golds; 4 p.m. Glendale Blue vs San Pete 7 p.m. Santa Maria vs La Beach; 9 p.m. Santa Ear vs Altadena SUNDAY Amerigo Park 11:30 a.m.—Huntington Park Elsinore La Palma Park Noon — Hollywood vs Arcade 2 p.m.—winner of Santa Maria-Laguna Beach game Fullerton; 4 p.m.—winner Santa Barbara - Altaderen City Hall; 7 p.m.—El Seco vs Oxnard; 9 p.m.—Monk Park vs Pasadena Garcia Favored At Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (P) — The are 1 to 2 in favor of Rudy Guez in his 10 round scrap with Vasquez tonight at the Amer Legion stadium. No title will be at stake ton. The bout was signed for pounds, two above the fea weight limit. Vasquez hails Glendale. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Gazette SPORTS Page 2 Anahcim Gazette, Friday, August 11, 1950 Phils Look To Konstanty As Bulwark By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Tim Konstanty, the Phil's rubber armed reliever, looks like the most important single factor in the National League race. As long Jim holds up, the Phils should be high. Soldier Curt Simmons is supposed to continue the job of cool-off the sizzling New Yorkants tonight. Chances are Konstanty will be in the final box-ore. When Konstanty replaced bonus Bob Miller in the eighth inning of last night's 6 - 5 win over theants, he made his 51st appearance of the season. The Phils have played 108 games. It hardly seems possible that Jim missed 57. Singles by Gran Hamner and Dylan Seminick and a game-losing bowing error by center fielder Rob Thompson gave Konstanty ninth victory in the 10th inning of last night's struggle. More importantly, it boosted the Phils to six games over Boston. Was the Giants' third loss in 20 games. Eagles Rate Nod in Fracas With College Stars Tonight CHICAGO (AP)—The Philadelphia Eagles, National Football League champions for the last two years, and the College All-Stars, representing the nation's top college players, meet in Soldier Field tonight in the season's first major grid game. The powerful Eagles, 38-0 winners over last year's group of All-Stars, were 14½ point favorites over this year's collegians in the 17th annual game between the professional champions and All-Stars. The game will be broadcast and televised. This year's All-Star unit is big in the line physically and strong in line-backing. The backs are fast and the whole squad has balance. The Eagles last year not only tore up the All-Stars, but also tore through the National Football League, with Steve Van Buren operating behind an extremely fast and rugged line. Emil Sitko, Notre Dame's 1949 fullback, may be the only All-Star kept out of the game. Sitko has not recovered from a pulled muscle. The Eagles ripped through the National League season last year. C of C 8-1 Victory Lloyd Lichtenwalter two-hit ball last night place Church of Christ added an 8-1 conquester to their win streak. Bethel Baptists gained session of the fifth st Church ladder as the White Temple 6-0 in game of the evening. Victorious Church scored two in the first pair of walks and Ev MacDonald; one in on a walk, a pair of and another single by and then cut loose in with a five-run barrage and singles by Carlin Mills, Don Dickensa Baker and Jerry Dickson for the quintet. Presbyterians conc Lichtenwalter's two-hit in the fourth inning ture their single cou Paulus doubled and I singled to do the job. Bethel Baptist pims was nearly as Lichtenwalter last night fered White Temple a safeties. Bud Stahlma and Ryan got 'em. The Baptists start pair of runs in the first by Marv Hartmann and by Paul Jungkeit and returned in the fifth t more, taking advantage by Harthmann and Herb a pair of bobbles, and Gus Stark. Church of Christ— Warriors Whip Nuggets; Lakers Drop Bombers Welch's Warriors grabbed a quick lead and held on to it last night to swamp second-place Faulkner's Nuggets 37-17 in High School Basketball competition. Augie Huesca paced the Warriors with 13 points from his forward position. In the second game of the evening, Webber's Lakers handed Schmitt's Bombers a 38-27 setback. The Lakers were never pressed. High man for the victors was Jim Ball who tallied 15. Goff's Royals forfeited to Denny's Capitols in the evening's third scheduled match. Nuggets (17) Warriors (37) Ames B., 3 F Huesca, 13 Ramerize, 4 F Sauvudra, 8 Faulkner, 4 C Welch, 9 Moody, 2 G Hatfield, 7 Sanchez, 2 G Webb, 0 Subs: Nuggets—Salaets, Roberts (2), Navarro. Bombers (27) Lakers (38) Kahlen, 8 F Peterson, 4 Holden, 2 F Ball, 15 Conklin, 6 C Clark, 2 Cyprlen, 4 G Santibanez, 8 Looney, 7 G Webber, 9 Subs: Lakers—Masterson, Marsh. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pct GBL Oakland 84 53 .613 — San Diego 74 63 .540 10 Hollywood 74 64 .536 10½ Seattle 69 69 .500 15½ San Francisco 67 69 .493 16½ Portland 66 68 .493 16½ Los Angeles 60 76 .441 23½ Sacramento 53 85 .384 31½ Last Night's Games San Diego 4, Los Angeles 1. San Francisco 4, Sacremento 0. Portland 8, Hollywood 5, 10 innings. Oakland 5, Seattle 2. Games Tonight Seattle at Oakland — Wilson vs Behrman (12-6). Los Angeles at San Diego—Marino (4-4) vs Weilmaker (9-9). San Francisco at Sacramento—Melton (8-12) vs Grove (13-13). Portland at Hollywood — McIrvin (1-0) vs Wade (10-6). American League W L Pct GBL Detroit 66 36 .647 — Cleveland 64 41 .610 3½ New York 63 41 .606 4 Boston 61 46 .570 7½ Washington 46 56 .451 20 The Eagles last year not only tore up the All-Stars, but also tore through the National Football League, with Steve Van Buren operating behind an extremely fast and rugged line. Emil Sitko, Notre Dame's 1949 fullback, may be the only All-Star kept out of the game. Silko has not recovered from a pulled muscle. The Eagles ripped through the National League season last year with a record of 11 wins and one defeat. They won the league title with a 14-0 win over Los Angeles. Coach Early (Greasy) Neale has virtually the same powerhouse unit to throw at the collegians tonight. The broad game will be broadcast over 500 stations of the Mutual Broadcasting system. The DuMont network will televise the game with Chicago and Milwaukee "blacked out." Probable Lineups CHICAGO (LP)—Probable line-ups of the College All-Stars Philadelphia Eagles football game tonight: All-Stars Art Weiner (N. Car.) le; Don Compora (Col. of Pacific), lt; Porter Payne (Ga.), lg; Clayton Tonemaker (Minn.) c; Geo. Hughes (Wm. & Mary) rg; Leon Manley (Oklahoma) rt; Jim Martin (Notre Dame) re; Travis Tidwell (Auburn) qb; Doak Walker (So. Meth.) lh; Hall Haynes (Santa Clara) rh; Fred Morrison (Ohio State) fb. Eagles Jack Ferrante (no college) le; Vic Sears (Ore. State) lt; Cliff Patton (Tex. Christian) lg; Vic Lindskog (Stanford) c; Frank Kilroy (Mich.) rt; Pete Pihos (Ind.) re; Tommy Thompson (Tulsa) qb; Steve Van Buren (L.S.U.) lh; Clyde Scott (Ark.) rh; Joe Muha (V.M.A.) fb. Lynx Blank Orange 1-0 The Buena Park Lynx gained themselves some sweet revenge last night as they blanked hosting Orange 1-0 in the Orange County Shrine Club Benefit game at Orange City Park. The victory for the Lynx made up for a 1-6 reversal at the hands of the Lionettes Wednesday night. And it tied up the Southern California first spot once again, the Lionettes having gone out in front temporarily with their Wednesday night win. Ruby Moore game home with Lichtenwalter last night fared White Temple a safeties. Bud Stahlman and Ryan got 'em. The Baptists start pair of runs in the first by Marv Hartmann and by Paul Jungkeit and returned in the fifth to more, taking advantage by Hartmann and Herbert a pair of bobbles, and Gus Stark. Church of Christ—Coffman, lf, Mills, 3b, Dickenson, D, ss, MacDonald, c, Baker, E, cf, Baker, G., 1b, Lichenwalter, p, Pruntz, rf, Dickenson, J., 2b, Totals Presbyterians—Paulus, J., 3b, Paulus, F., ss, Cookus, 1b, Holden, c, Ross, L., lf, Williams, 2b, Pugh, p, Ross, B., cf, Frank, rf, Totals Bethel Baptist—Hartmann, A., lf, Hartmann, M., cf, Hamilton, 3b, Jungkeit, rf, Mims, p, Stark, ss, Hartmann E., 2b, Wedel, 1b, Ausburn, c, Totals White-Temple—Herman, K., ss, Herman, W., 3b, Stahlman, cf, Ryan, c, Hein, p, Harlow, 1b, Ryan, D., 2b, Fitzgerald, rf, Mcade, lf, Totals Church Leaf Standing Church of Christ Grace Lutheran St. Boniface Zion Lutheran Bethel Baptist White Temple Presbyterian Calvary Baptist La Palma Park — Wilmington vs South Los Angeles; 2 p.m. Culver City vs Glendale Golds; 4 p.m. — Glendale Blue vs San Pedro; 7 p.m. Santa Maria vs Laguna Beach; 9 p.m. — Santa Barbara vs Altadena SUNDAY Amerigo Park 0 a.m. — Huntington Park vs Elsinore La Palma Park — Hollywood vs Arcadia; 2 p.m. — winner of Santa Maria-Laguna Beach game vs Fullerton; 4 p.m. — winner of Santa Barbara - Altadena vs City Hall; 7 p.m. — El Sereno vs Oxnard; 9 p.m. — Monterey Park vs Pasadena Garcia Favored at Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (P) — The odds to 2 in favor of Rudy Garcia is 10 round scrap with Rudy Quez tonight at the American football stadium. The title will be at stake tonight, but was signed for 128 yards, two above the feather-line limit. Vasquez hails from dale. American League W L Pet GBL Detroit ... 66 36 .647 — Cleveland ... 64 41 .610 3½ New York ... 63 41 .606 4 Boston ... 61 46 .570 7½ Washington ... 46 56 .451 20 Chicago ... 42 66 .389 27 Philadelphia ... 39 66 .371 28½ St. Louis ... 37 66 .359 29½ Yesterday's Games Detroit 10-1, Chicago 6-1, (second game called in 7th darkness). Philadelphia 5, New York 3. Washington 11-3, Boston 2-4, (twilight). Cleveland 5, St. Louis 4, (night). Games Today Detroit at St. Louis, (2 twi-night) — Trout (8-2) and Borowy (1-3) vs Garver (9-10) and Johnson (3-2) or Marshall (1-2). Philadelphia at New York, (night) — Coleman (0-0) vs Bryne (12-6). Boston at Washington, (night) — Kinder (11-11) vs Consuegra (4-3). Cleveland at Chicago—Welk (2-5) or Garcia (6-6) vs Pierce (8-11). Games Tomorrow Detroit at St. Louis. Cleveland at Chicago. Boston at Washington—night. Philadelphia at New York. National League W L Pet GBL Philadelphia ... 66 42 .611 — Boston ... 58 46 .558 6 Brooklyn ... 55 44 .556 6½ St. Louis ... 57 46 .553 6½ New York ... 53 49 .520 10 Chicago ... 43 58 .426 19½ Cincinnati ... 43 58 .426 19½ Pittsburgh ... 85 67 .343 28 Yesterday's Games Philadelphia, 6, New York, 5, (10 innings night). Brooklyn, 4, Boston, 3, (night). Pittsburgh, 7, Chicago, 4, (night). Games Tonight New York at Philadelphia—Magle (9-2) vs Simmons (14-6). Brooklyn at Boston—Erskine (0-0) vs Blekford (13-8). St. Louis at Cincinnati—Boyer (5-2) or Staley (10-9) vs Blackwell (11-11). Chicago at Pittsburgh—Werle (6-9) vs Hillier (6-2). Games Tomorrow Brooklyn at Boston—night. New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Cincinnati—night. The Buena Park Lynx gained themselves some sweet revenge last night as they blanked hosting Orange 1-0 in the Orange County Shrine Club Benefit game at Orange City Park. The victory for the Lynx made up for a 1-6 reversal at the hands of the Lionettes Wednesday night. And it tied up the Southern California first spot once again, the Lionettes having gone out in front temporarily with their Wednesday night win. Ruby Moore came home with the big one for the Lynx in the fourth inning. She doubled aboard, stole third and then got in on Robbie Mulkey's smash to second base. Thanks to Orange pitcher Bertha Ragan, the Lynx collected only one biter hit during the evening. Lu Mahoney picked up a single in the fifth. Orange backers, on the other hand, smacked Joan Alsup for five. Last night's benefit match packed the Orange Park. The turnstiles registered more than 3000 spectators. Even extra bleachers and a load of Orange crates were insufficient to take care of all the fans. Buena Park ... 000 100 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 Orange ... 000 000 | 0 | 5 | 0 Alsup and Whitney; Ragan and Morner. Chavez, Davis For Title Bowl LOS ANGELES (AP) Chavez, Los Angeles, and Davis, Oakland have an Aug. 29 bout at Olympia torium. The California title is expected to be at The title became vacant Maxie Docusen failed from New Orleans to do crown. The State Athletic mission is expected to sae l2-round Chavez-Davis championship affair. Davis already holds welterweight title: Chavez ed No. 2 in the lightwe sion. PLAYGOLF Willowick YOUR I8-HOLE PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Our New Club House is now Open to the Public Party Accommodation West 5th Street at Radio Towers SANTA ANA PH.KI-25974 C of C Cops 8-1 Victory Lloyd Lichtenwalter pitched two-hit ball last night as first place Church of Christ softballers added an 8-1 conquest of Presbyterian to their win string. Bethel Baptists gained possession of the fifth step on the Church ladder as they blanked White Temple 6-0 in the second game of the evening. Victorious Church of Christ scored two in the first inning on a pair of walks and a single by Ev MacDonald; one in the third on a walk, a pair of infield outs and another single by MacDonald, and then cut loose in the seventh with a five-run barrage. A walk, and singles by Carlin Coffman, Al Mills, Don Dickenson, Gerald Baker and Jerry Dickenson made for the quintet. Presbyterians concentrated Lichtenwalter's two-hit offering in the fourth inning to manufacture their single counter. Jack Paulus doubled and Rod Cookus singled to do the job. Bethel Baptist pitcher Lee Mims was nearly as stingy as Lichtenwalter last night. He offered White Temple a mere three safeties. Bud Stahlman, Herman and Ryan got 'em. The Baptists started with a pair of runs in the first via a single by Marv Hartmann and doubles by Paul Jungkeit and Mims. They returned in the fifth to post four more, taking advantage of singles by Hartmann and Herb Hamilton, a pair of bobbles, and a triple by Gus Stark. ROUGH MOMENT—Welterweight Champion Sugar Ray Robinson (right), bounces a right off the head of Challenger Charlie Fusari in eleventh round of their title fight at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, N. J. Robinson retained his title with a clear-cut decision over the Irvington, N. J., challenger. Pettit Pitches Southern Win NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Going the route for the first time Paul Pettit, the $100,000 bonus rookie of the Pittsburgh Pirates, won his first game in the Southern association last night. Pitching for the New Orleans Pelicans he turned in a seven-inning four-hitter to beat Birmingham, 3-2. New Orleans is a Pirate Lichtenwalter last night. He offered White Temple a mere three safeties. Bud Stahlman, Herman and Ryan got 'em. The Baptists started with a pair of runs in the first via a single by Marv Hartmann and doubles by Paul Jungkeit and Mims. They returned in the fifth to post four more, taking advantage of singles by Harthann and Herb Hamilton, a pair of bobbles, and a triple by Gus Stark. Church of Christ—AB RH Coffman, lf... 3 3 1 Mills, 3b... 3 2 1 Dickenson, D, ss... 5 1 1 MacDonald, c... 3 0 2 Baker, E, cf... 4 0 0 Baker, G., 1b... 4 1 1 Litchenwalter, p... 2 1 1 Pruntz, rf... 3 0 0 Dickenson, J., 2b... 3 0 2 Totals... 30 8 9 Presbyterians— Paulus, J., 3b... 3 1 1 Paulus, F., ss... 3 0 0 Cookus, 1b... 3 0 1 Holden, c... 3 0 0 Ross, L., lf... 3 0 0 Williams, 2b... 3 0 0 Pugh, p... 1 0 0 Ross, B., cf... 2 0 0 Frank, rf... 2 0 0 Totals... 23 1 2 Bethel Baptist— Hartmann, A., lf... 4 0 1 Hartmann, M., cf... 4 2 2 Hamilton, 3b... 4 1 1 Jungkeit, rf... 4 2 2 Mims, p... 4 1 1 Stark, ss... 4 0 1 Hartmann E., 2b... 3 0 2 Wedel, lf... 3 0 1 Ausburn, c... 3 0 0 Totals... 33 6 11 White Temple— Herman, K., ss... 3 0 1 Herman, W., 3b... 3 0 0 Stahlman, cf... 3 0 1 Ryan, c... 3 0 1 Hein, p... 3 0 0 Harlow, lf... 1 0 0 Ryan, D., rf... 3 0 0 Fitzgerald, rf... 3 0 0 Meade, lf... 2 0 0 Totals... 21 0 3 Church League Standings Church of Christ...121 Grace Lutheran...93 St. Boniface...84 Zion Lutheran...85 Bethel Baptist...67 White Temple...57 Presbyterian...46 Calvary Baptist...419 Pettit Pitches Southern Win NEW ORLEANS (P)—Going the route for the first time Paul Pettit, the $100,000 bonus rookie of the Pittsburgh Pirates, won his first game in the Southern association last night. 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