Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 50

FRIDAY, AUGUST I2rl? THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR AS! PCU SECTION D' 1 rirtnpl WprlwJV Defe ats Boston Rancherettes Whip Eloy, 15-0 In Jr. Legion Stite Tourney Bob. TurWy, fi-mr. Red and Russ Kemmerer, Senator! -j are player representatives in the American league. WITH THESE SPECIALS Three pitche Cleveland, 5-2 CLEVELAND (Jv-Rellef star Mike saved the victory for Ike Delock yesterday ts the Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians, 5-2.

Forneiles relieved Delock with two men on base In the eighth and retired Harvey Kuenn and Vic Power. Then he retired three straight Starter Motor Fire Delays Speed Runs BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS li A minor fire yesterday caused a temporary hitch in careful plana to drive a jet-powered car at 500 miles per hour. The 50 -year -old driver, Dr. Nathan Ostich of Los Angeles, was attempting to start his "Flying Cadu-ceua" this morning on these Western Utah Salt Flata when a starter motor burned. Mechanics immediately began ItASUt Jariav City Morrl 4 eAieml Tere lJT(M lOUl lt-r'f Wltttfl a iH9htt t.

I 1' ORNAMENTAL IRON POSTS Vie Tonight By DAVE LAURITZEN Soleng Center, the Southern District representative to the Junior American Legion State Baseball Tournament, will meet Mesa in a first round game tonight at 8:30 In Chandler. The Tucson team, consisting of 14 players, Coach Jim Fox and Manager Tony Bonillas will leave this morning at 10 o'clock eeaiaaaaaiBiBBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeBBeaaBBeaaavaaaaaM 00 "I RaCCS SdtUrddy date's lnp fulihous ean and drivers and modified stocks will be hoping to gam or Increase thir positions In the Kate pnt standings at the Tucson Speedway on the Cast Grande Highway Saturday night. Uinlt Arnold Milled within men nnini. i.irimo dnvdr rn i Brown of Phoenix last week when i Brown's car broke down ln Phoenix, i This weekend Brown will move to the Valley Auto Parts roadster to keep racing and try to preserve his position. Time trials get under way Sat- urday night at 7.30 and the trophy I dash at 8.

IS ANNOUNCES NEW LOW Save as Much aa i i PHOENIX (Special) -The de-feirlinj champion Tucson ULL Rancherfttet dtfrated Eloy, 15-fl, on the four-hjt pitching of Pinky Thomas in the state women's soft' ball tournament here last night. Pat Nordell hit a three-run homer for the winners. In two tournament games soj far. the Tucson team has yet to i give up a run. Tonight the Rancherettes met the Tucson Rainbows at Rambler Field.

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Don Budrtin al knocked In a pair with a double. Jim Piersall homered lor the In dians, who were held to eight hits by Delock and Fornieles. The two iOSTON CLiVttANO lb rhl at rbl Tihv.e I 1 (Ml Bnrlt.Jb-lb 1 1 i Awmnt.Jb 4 1 I MUon.3b sell 4 0 gnone.lb eijwer.lb 4 9 1 i eiriu 4 i 1 1 1 I 0 4 9 elirnU 11 ML Hf 4 Ilkl.lt 4 I WIHIW I I 9 9 9 Hrhm. 0 0 1 9 1 9 tlwk. 4 9 19 eereniei.

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(Open Eves.) Phono MA 2-2836 BONDED 1 I taking the car apart in the hope they could make repairs in time for a preduck test run last night. Test runs Wednesday got up to 203 and 22S h. Ostich Is carefully working the cigar-shaped auto through progressively higher speeds. He had hoped to try for 500 m.p.h. today but the fire might set the schedule back to Saturday.

LA. Offered Site At Salton Sea SALTON CITY. Calif. -A real estate developer yesterday offered the-Los Angeles Dodgers land and financing if the club would operate its spring training camp at the Salton area. A Dodger spokesman In Los Angeles said the offer by promoter M.

Penn Phillips was not yet In hand and added: "While we have had many offers from different places to train our basebal lteam, unless some thing unforeseen happens we are operating at Vero Beach, Florida, and plan to contjnue there." Phillips said his group could deliver 223 acres and arrange financing up to one million dollars. The latter would include seven baseball diamonds and housing for 750 persons, the letter said. WILUAMS-MUSIAL BATTINO tun Wllliami. Batten 71 Its II 41 MuHel. St.

LOUH 77 222 17 44 Pet. HI HORSE fill IXXiilllilXll i i immmM r- 1 Plus and rteippibla tlr LfrlAj yt fcr If Ik I TUBrrPE 11 1... 2727 E. Grant Id. WarohoviaMAIn 4-7032 tread DEPTH aa tha Pirattone ttrae en raw 1980 eara 429E.6thSt.Vrr 1 Block West of tournament and also was awarded the Sportsmanship Ha leads the team in home runs with three and runs batted in with 17, and has-a respectable batting average of .288.

Other team leaders in hittinf are: Acuna, Suarez, Ortiz, and Suarez had only aix hits In tha district meet, but hit safely in every game and -came up with some key hits for a total of six RBI. putting Mm second to Bon illas in that department with 13. He also has two homers to hi credit. The Tucson team had 41 extra; base hits in 18 games, including tournament play. The breakdown showed 19 doubles, 13 triples and nine homers.

Soleng's pitching staff compiled a 1.92 earned run average for tha regular season and a 2.10 ERA in the tournament. Ytturalde, Dick Martinez and Henry Martinez each had complete games In the tournament. Ytturalde paced the Tucson teams' pitchers during the regular season with 'a 1.63 ERA4 and had a 3.00 ERA for the 'tourney. Tony Altamirano, who won two games In the tournament and four in the season for a 6-0 record, haj a 2.13 ERA during the season and a 1.46 ERA in tournament play. Dick and Henry Martinez, who aren't brothers, each came up with surprise complete-game victories in the tournament.

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York 77 lemon, Waib Minnie, Cblraee 75 Sieven, CMtaee JJ Worn, Bwton 74 Colavlto, Detroit 22 Gentile, Baltlmr 79 Perfect Gsme Thrown TOKYO if-RiRhthander Gen-taro Shimada, 20, of the Taiyo Whales hurled a perfect game yesterday and became the sixth pitcher to accomplish the feat in Japanese professional baseball history. ALL 4 WHEELS "THERMO LYTE" hour service ONE QUALITY the hightit ONE PRICE that lowasr ONE GUARANTEE the greatest FREE INSTALLATION i Drive in or Call for Appointment MA 4-7882 Tucson High School mm 95 -I Eiol iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiminiiimiim from Pueblo High School. The Tucson -Mesa game follows a game between Phoenix and Wins-low at 5 p.m. in the tourney opener. Fox has nominated Tony Ytturalde, 4-2 in regular season play and 0-1 in tournament, to start on the mound against Mesa with Tony Bonillas behind tha plate.

Starting in the Infield will be Bobby Suarez, lb; Al Ortir, 2b; Dick Oastelum, 3b; and Gus Morena at shortstop. Dick Martinez, Bobby Acuna and Amando Rincon will atart in the outfield at left, center and right respectively. The Tucson team earned the trip to the state tournament by winning the Southern District Tournament in Nogales two; weeks ago. Soleng topped Cronk Construction Co. 9-5 in the tourney finale.

The Tucson team will carry a .311 season batting average, sec-cond best In the district, and a .256 tournament average Into the state meet. Martin? led the team In hitting for the season and tournament combined, with a .381 average. Martinez had two doubles, three triples and 13 RBI to his credit and was named to the All-District team as an outfielder. Others named to the All-Dlt- trict team were outfielder Bobby Acuna; lnfielders Bobby Suarez, Al Ortiz and Gus Moreno; and pitcher Henry Martinez. Bonillas was named the Most Valuable Player in the district RACING Sunday PkESCOTT downs Yavopol County Fairgrounds 9 RACES DAILY Parl-Mutuel Dally Double Qulnella Wagering Parade to Post-1: 15 Admission $1 TUCSON 960 an 0 find I aw ar mn 1 Tamoomrv Location: EAst 6-4311 am trtad OESIQN aa Flrattont t'rea on naw 1980 eara Breet throagh aet and back keepa driver COOL! aeaBiseaBBeeBaBeee I wk Truckles price lit Seme tread WIDTH ivsSfe) 1 i li GUARANTEE We urtnt our New Trds, btannr the Firestone Quality Trd Merfllion and our hop eoda mark, to fr from dffec ta In workmanship and mattntls If examination by us or any Firestone dlrr or store discloses a delwt in the trid or rord body, it will be rrptired or an adjustment made on the tt of enother New Trend, prorated on treed wrar end bed on the liit price current at the time of adjustment Yes save substantial portion of the cost of keeping new rubber on the road! With Firestone New Treada you get safety and long mileage at the lowest cost And Firestone'i New Tread guarantee will be honored in any of the 50 state you drive! ter-a THE '61s ARRIVE IN EARLY SEPTEMBER! HURRY I JUST LEFT! Ntvaf was It ao aoiy to own a brand naw car) eUcoute) the new Fslconi era) arriving aeHy rhri year, we're forctd to out alt 1960 models immiodlatoty.

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