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Wahoos And Panthers Register Easy Wins In Ladies' League Collette Yolle Outstanding Rookie For Wahoos

MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE

GOOD START AND TIGHT FIELDING

WIN INDIANS MATCH

By "Grandstand”

BEHIND THE THREE-HIT PITCHING OF FRANKIE “BASHFUL” GONZALES THE SAINTS GAVE THE CYCLONES A 13-2 SHELLACKING, IN WHICH NO STRIKE-OUTS WERE REGISTER- ED BY EITHER SIDE.

Gonzales went the route for the Collegians, conceding two Annie Oakleys and yielding only three hits in the first three innings.

Bakar's single and a Collegian wild sheave gave the Cyclones their first marker, in the third. Their other tally was chalked up in the fourth when first-sacker A. R. Markar, dumped one to sacri- flce K. M. Rumjahn. In the fifth, sixth and seventh, the Cyclones fizzled down to a mild

summer breeze, when they were retired in one, two, three order, by no run no hit, no error play.

In the absence of Pinky Pineda, Sherry Bux took over mound duties, walked and fanned none, but was combed for 12 safeties, of which Powlawski batted a clean 1.000 in his three trips, with a triple and a single, and the only four-master of the day. "Ozo" Ozorio Dave Leonard, Henry "Showboat" Ali and George Souza were also good for doubles,

Outhit But Win

Although the mighty Hong Kong Baseballers were outhit by the Canadian Chinese squad, they rang up a 20-10 triumph over the Maple Leafs. Johnson toed the rubber for the victors for four frames, and only fanned one Canuck, but he conceded two passes, while relief hurler "Screw- ball" Jones handed out one walk but whiffed none.mp

ing up to bat was given a life by playing manager A. K. Omar, who misjudged his fly to short left, and

GRAPHIC GOLE Miss I. Castilho

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10-11

Crashes Homer

By "Grandstand”

IN THE SOFTBALL League curtain-raiser at Chatham Road on Sunday, the Wahoos registered a 29-6 triumph over the Little Flowers, who ap- peared lost in the absence of their Coach Johnnie Fonseca.

All the Wahoo reserves were put into the fray and among them, rookie "Cocomalt" Yolle was the most outstanding; besides a brilliant catch she sin- gled safely in both her trips to the plate.

with her

Ida Castro, in her first pitching took batting honours assignment, limited the Florinhas three safeties in her four times to only three scattered hits, walk-with the stick.

ed two and fanned four, in her four innings of pitching. Jeannette "Blondie" Yolle, relieving her in

left Zinho perched on second Increasing Putting Skill the fifth, struck out three. Lily

safely, while Eddie "Doctor" Go- sano, in the clean up slot, next at bat, looked at two offerings for two called strikes. With the rabid fans exorting him to bang a homer to tie the count, Eddie fell for a slow teaser and only connected for a slow bounder which scooped up by short-stop Huckjai Kitchell, who tossed him out for the ball game to end.

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Kassa Nazarin, toiling slab for the Indians, spaced four Recreio hits, walked one. but struck out none, whilst Johnnie Alvares, working for the Rees, although guilty of one wild pitch, struck out, one, but was nicked for seven blows. Five Indians and six Recreio Ramblers died on the sacks, whilst keystone keeper Zinho Gosano dished up the only double-killing, unassisted, when he snared Nazarin's line drive and caught Tarzan Ismail off second. Nazarin and Tony Alves were. both good for a double apiece.

League Table

SENIOR LEAGUE

Percent- P. W. L. age -4 ----3----1--- 750 4 3 1 ,750

3 1

.760 ,667 .667 3.2 1

2 2 .500 0 4 .000 0 4 .000

4 0 1,000 4 4 0 1.000 4 .3

-Cyclones Terres HIK. Baseballers St. Joseph's

Chinese Baseball Club 3 2 1 Indian Softball Club

Canuck Herbie Quon, "Wizard | Recreio "A" of the Whiff", couldn't find the Canadian Chinese Club 4

Filipino Club plate for the first two chapters,

GIRLS' LEAGUE

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and issued free transportation to Canadian Chineze Club 4 first to no less than five Baseball-wildcats ers, in that time. He soon settled Baby Panthers down, however, and displayed a Wahoos spark of his former brilliance, by Cardinals accounting for seven Baseballers Recreio Ramblerettes 4 via the strike-out route.

Hong Kong Baseballers fielded every one of their players, but were guilty of a total of nine bob- bles. The big gun of the offen~! sive was third-sacker Fitch who gave the best stickwork perform- ance, in his four times at bat, by clouting two round-trippers and singling, while fleetfoot Joe Rear- don stretched a double into # three-bagger.

The Baseballers scored in every · frame, except the third

Johnson when Rowland, Cotton filled out in order.

Indian Uprising

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Little Flowers

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By Best Ball Varying the target input-- ting practice is one way of al- leviating the tenseness and anxiety which comes from concentrating on stroking the ball to a cup size target for long periods. For example aiming at an objective, the sins of a good sized wash bowl in circumference will al- low the player to direct his attention to the fundamentals of stroking. Concentrating on the correct stance, the proper. Swing and accurate impact, the player can stroke the ball. with a reasonable assurance that it will end up in the super size cup. This reduces the golfer's anxiety and allows relaxed stroking.

After a reasonable amount of practice at such a target. the player can switch to a tee stuck in the green. Here the answer is largely in the pre- cision. of: touch in stroking ac- curacy in both line and dis- tance. The carry over of re- laxed stroking from the pre- vious assignment however. leaves the player free to patt the ball satisfactorily. Many players have found the com- bination helpful.

NEXT /ARTICLE:- Fast Wrist Action.

COLOURFUL U.S. GOLF

AMATEUR CHAMPION

MARVIN WARD, the 1939 United States title- holder, recently pulled the best crack of the 47th National Amateur at Winged Foot, writes Harry Grayson from New York.

Silva, lone hurlet of the Florinhas anned five and dished up some good fielding, especially when she

"Soso" picked Socoro

Castro's line drive from the air with her bare hand. Irene Castilho clout- ed the only four-bagger of the fracas with none aboard.

first

For the Little Flowers, sacker Socoro, Sequeira connected three for three safeties in her trips, but was rather shaky in her fielding, fumbling no less than six- tindes.

A heavy bombardment of eight. hits, which netted them 12 runs in the fourth, and another splurge of seven markers in the fifth, salted away the game for the Wahoos.

As predicted by this corner, the Baby Panthers proved too good: for the Cardinals, and trimmed; them to the "tune of 10-7 in the record-breaking time of under an hour for the full seven innings..

Did you MACLEAN

Making effective use of their base-burgling, the Pantherettes "scored almost every time a 'runste

ner got on base.

In the Candle last time at your teeth to day?

Cardinals"

bat Marie Roza-singled safely, but was nabbed when she attempted to pilfer second, Rosita Bagalawisie flied out for the second erasure.] Marina Lavadia, pinch-hitting for Linda Fernandes, singled, but Betty Clarke. grounded out to end the game.

The longest hit of the. “ tussle was Rosita Bagalawis' Ruthinn clout, when she banged in a round-tripper in her first time up. Rosita was also good for a triple."

The Wildcats on their fourth Re- straight by pummeling the crolo Ramblerettes for. 25 runs to 17. "Slugger" Irene Pereira again;

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Commenting on the chance of Warrington Ban-stronics. nerman McCullough, Jr., in the final, Bud Ward: marked: “It would be a novelty to see this cham-scrambler andan remarkable put- pionship won by an amateur "

Of course I did

ahacker. Off his game, he is as likely to shoot a 90 as a 69,-

He's a golfer in a hurry dashing young man full of ner- vous energy, brilliant shots and moxplicable misses, but capable Inf keping himself up to fine A cluster of six runs in the first

The answer to Chapman's suc- two frames, highlighted by the tight flelding of the Indian team,

cess is that he is a fighter; a grent served the game for them in their triumph over the Recreio Aces by

ter. He only has to be around. six to four in the night-cap. The

the green to maintain a string Indians staged a three-run upris Whereupon Richard Dorval the wagon and trained a year to of birdies and pars. M

When he was eliminated by! ing in the initial frame, on a hit, Chapman, who has played golf scale the heights. an error and, a fielder's choice, seven days a week since child- He joined Winged Foot for the Sandy Somerville in the third followed by another three tallies hood, proceeded to thump Duff express purpose of adapting his round at Glenview's North Shore on four bunched up hits, which McCullough, Philadelphia automo-game to that exacting course and a year ago, Chapman publicly an- proved too much for the Recs, al- bile parts salesman, 11 and 9, in to get acquainted with its rolling nounced, his training programme, though they gamely fought their the most lopsided payoff since greens. Not once in a full weelc'e predicted he would not only way back till the seventh, which Charles BMcDonald lambasted play, during which he was eight capture, the 1990 championship found them only two runs behind, Charles. E. Sands, 12 and 11, in under par for 157 holes, did he but would take the medal as well. but it wasn't in the cards.

the first National Amateur in consult his caddy.

1. In the ever does another thing,, The first Recreio stally was 1005.)

Chapman is the son of the late he always will have to be brack chalked up in the second, when

John D. Chapman, the United eted with the only four other Tony Peewee Alves singled and As the new amateur champion; States senior champion of 1931: players--illustrious names--Who scored when Bertie Gosanto beat Dick Chapman, the Greenwich John D. Chapman was immensely have won both match and medal out a bunt Two more ruus came socialite has officials of the United wealthy a partner in one of honours-Jerome Travers, Harold if the Afth on as many Indian States Golf Association turning the bigger Wall Street houses... Hilton, Chandler Egan and Robert

left a huge fortune.

Tyre Jones, bobbles, while two successive handsprings."

Because of his father's fondness Dick Chapman blows scored Johnnte Alvares Chapman, who cans to the

no doubt will Trailing behind six-to four in the trivolous,, repeatedly has said that for golf, Dick Chapinan was prac- settle for that.

And meanwhile, the United half of the last stanza, Nick Bel-he wanted to win the crown to tically raised on courses. [ trao - and, Lino Gosano, both capitalise it in radio work and as. Yet the play of Dick Chapman, States Golf Association has an in- grounded out to Kassa Nazarin, a night club crooner. faktore the new amateur champion, is teresting and colourful person. for two outs. Zinho Gosano com- Chapman, who is 20, went on aletly unorthodox. He looks like uilty as its amateur champion.

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