4. SPORTS THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1959 SPORTS 27 Moe's Stock in Trade (United Press International Tolephoto) Chicago Cubs pitcher Moe Drabowsky finds stock market reports an interesting subject as he takes a break during spring training. Drabowsky, who signed with the team for a reported $80,000 bonus in 1956, is using the stock market as a subject for a thesis he hopes to complete by April to graduate from Trinity College in Hartford. Hyde's Biggest Jekylls? They're Yogi and Ted ORLANDO, Fla. (P) How does a top relief pitcher rate the clutch hitters in the American League? Dick Hyde, Washington's sensational underhand artist, had a ready answer.
Ile sees them only when the chips are "I'd have start with Yogi Berra of Yankees," he said. "He is a tough man to get out when one hit means a ball game. And there's the big fellow (Ted Williams) in Boston. "Me, I can't get Nellie Fox out anytime, clutch or no. And Frank House of Kansas City gives me a bad time.
For the clutch, I'd have to say Berra and Williams." Hyde, a bespectacled 30- differs froin most relief pitchyear-old alumnus of. ers. He has no hankering to be a starter. "The challenge of facing a tough situation is exciting," he said. "I used to be a starter.
I know my limitations. I had the work best tailored to trouble going, nine. Relief is do." Hyde rose to the challenges with superb effectiveness last season. He had a 10-3 won-lost record and a 1.75 earned average. Only one, home run was hit off him year in 103 innings in 53 games with a last place club.
In addition to the 10 games he won he saved 19, accounting for 29 of Washington's meager total of 61 victories. The toughest challenge? "It was in Detroit right after the all-star game. Pete Ramos had been pitching. He had one out in the ninth but they had the tying run in scoring position and the winning run on base. I struck out Ossie Virgil and Al Kaline to end it." Hyde throws with an underhand delivery.
The effect is something like Ewell Blackwell's sidearm whip. Only Ilyde throws from down under more than sidearm in a submarine motion. Iis pitch reminds oldtimers of Eldon Auker's. Naturally any underhand or sidearm righthander is tougher on righthanded batters than lefties. Ile can hide the ball more against the righthander.
To curb the lefthanders, Hyde came up with a change up pitch that acts like a screwball (breaks away from a lefthander). "The new pitch and better control helped me most last vear," said Hyde. "Boom Boom Beck, our pitching coach, helped me most with my control. You know, I used to be strictly a sidearm thrower but I started getting down lower after came back the Army. After all, Blackwell used to be my boyhood idol." All winter long Hyde kept reading in the papers that New York was trying to get him.
That is all he knows about the oft "It's oft-rumored the first deal. time anything like that ever happened to me," he said. "It makes a fellow think." Before Washington lets Ilyde go to the Yanks, they will have to get an infielder like Bobby Richardson or Jerry Lumpe plus other material. It may happen. After all, the Yankees didn't score a run on him last year.
Racing Results and Entries At Lincoln FIRST: $2w0, claiming, olds 5 furlongs. Natural ('hoice (Fisher) 59.00 19.00 9.20 Helingold (Donahue) 5.80 3.10 Chin Chin (Spinale) 3.20 Chip, Concord, Southern Pine, CranTime: 4-5. Also ren: Noble berry Joe. Cellero. SECOND: $2500,.
maidens, a year olds, 5 furlongs. Worth Waitin (Passmore) 14.40 5.60 4.00 Break Out (Mercier) 3.60 2.60 Big N. (Van Hook) 1.40 Time: 1.02. Also ran: Servetus, Giant Five. Silver Max, Jane Jones, Hit And Run, Oriental Silk.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $311.00 $250, claiming. 3 rear olde. 5 furlongs. Aunt Nally 9.20 4.80 3.00 Bir Ability 7.40 3.80 Cira-T (Sheppard) 2.00 Time: 1.010 2-5. Also ran: Piney Woods, Fairway King.
Norska. FOURTH: $20 claiming, 3 olds. 5 furlongs, Kore Or (Bohenko) 11.00 4.00 3.00 Mello Man (Winant) 2.80 2.40 Noble Mine (Kobillard) 1.20 1-5, Aldo ran: Miss Management; Mela Dream, Captain Sam. FIFTH: $2500, claiming, 4 year old.a, furlongs. more) 11.40 4.20 3.00 Special Story (PARSlive Forks 3.40 2.40 Time: 1:01 4-0.
Also Queen, Hadd-cord a (Carvallio) :.80 Quest of War. Tackme. SIXTH: allowances, 4 year olds furlongs. Uncle Pete (Donnhue) 10.40 4.40 4.00 Blue lint 3.60 2.60 Betsy (Knapp) 6.40 Time: 1:01. Pekame, Power Bit.
Lady Bertha, Sky Capers. SEVENTH: 8:500, allowances, 3 year olds, Dandy 5 Kon furlongs, (Grimm) 7.40 3.80 3.10 Grand Wizard (Spinale) 8.80 3.00 Forer Chiet (Van Hook) 4.00 Somnus. b-Bobby Red, Tame: 1:10 2-5. A- Roy Rirth. Some Steed.
h-truller. entry. b-Rittiner entry. EIGHTH: claiming, 4 year olds up. 7 furlongs.
tir Battle (Win-nt) 8.00 3.10 9.10 HI Model (Spinale) 3.00 2.90 Spring (Grimm) Time: 1:28 4-5. Also--Noble Pat. MA Double. Little Story. NINTH: $200), claiming, 4 year olds mile To yards.
Etobichoke (Van 5.00 3.40 2.80 dr. (D Quite Nice (isher) 11.00 Time: 1:47. Ale Motor Pool. Think. Firefly, Top News, Heirloom, Dagazha.
At Gulfstream. FIRST: $3000, claiming, 4 year olds up, 6 furlongs. Hiroda May 58.10 17.80 12.50 Pal (U'saery) 9.00 6:00 Kelkata 7.10 Time: 1.11. Also ran: Dead Sure, Blue Crest, Jackfield. Brown Bullet, Oak Leach, Rip Lack, Willing Warrior.
SECOND: claiming. 3 year olds, 6 furlongs. Arthur Jayere (Burr) 7.40 5.10 4.50 Sudden Lamar (Brook 9.20 6.301 Ridgle Boy (Derer) 22.10. Time: 1.14 2-5. Also ran: Caraudjo.
Gemayya, Game Style, Lil Monkey, Thistle Susan, Poco Dell, Nemrud Dagh, Tricia, Lady Destroyer. DAILY DOCBLE PAID $189.90 $300. allowances. year old maidens, mile 70 yards. Sel 115.40 31.00 13.00 Javelin (Hartack) 9.10 6.10 Monte Cristo (Boulmetis) Time: Road, Sunny Street, Dark Legacy, Jan Ovalor, -Hermod.
Nance A Gone Native, White Label. 1 FOURTH: 3-16 tniles. elsiming, year Point D'Ronneur (ChoRefugee (Brooks) 13.70 7.30 4.701 raetto) 4.80 Alston Looks to Youth As Dodgers' Big Hope Sore Arms and Old Age Hurt LA Club in '58, Sol Manager Will Go With Youngsters VERO BEACH, Fla. Sore old age and trick ball parks' caught up with. the Los Angeles Dodgers last season, so manager Walter Alston is going with a youth program for 1959.
When you finish seventh, he reasoned, "there isn't anything else you can do except to look to your kids." Just Watch 'Em In that respect, he called the Dodgers 1959 prospects "hopeful." "We have good looking youngsters," ne said. "Justi watch fellows like Frank Howard, Ron Fairly and Earl Robinson. When you see them, you know day isn't far away when they'll be winning pennants for you." He wasn't predicting a pennant 1959, however. "You don't rush fellow's like Howard, Fairly and Robinson," stressed. "They a vear away and it's better to have them playing regularly and getting experience in the minor leagues bave them sit on the bench in the Tight-Fisted majors." The Dodgers paid $100,000 to sign Howard, an outfielder, 000 for Fairly, another outfielder.
and $60,000 for Robinson, an infielder. Under, Walter O'Malley's tight-fisted regime, the Dodgers don't pay out that kind of money unless they are pretty sure they are going for a sure thing. "Let's face it," Alston said. "We finished seventh on merit. We played lousy baseball all year.
We threw away the final game of last season, and had wve won it we could have finished tie for fifin place. But we blew that game, we blew so many He wondered what might have happened had Don Drysdale and Don Newcombe pitched up to their potential. June 15 they were two and 13," Alston recalled. "Who would have figured that the best pitching staff in the league in 1957 was going to be the worst in 1958? Would anyone have thought that Drysdale would be 0-7 at that time and Newk only 2-6? "Last spring I thought we had eight starting pitchers. It turned, to out go that we around.
didn't And have we weren't helped by the sore arms that Roebuck, Don Bessent and Clem Labine, among others, came up with, or by Duke Sniders bad knee. Ile was playing when he should have been on the bench, but we put him out there in the outfield because we were hurting for power. rear. We lost Roy Campanella. Gil Hodges had a need John Roesboro is going to be a great catcher and 1 hitter, but because we lost Campy we had to rush him a bit too fast.
"The ball park hurt (Carl) Fu- HIGHLIGHTS See what goes into a successful high school operetta. Colorful costumes set designs of Agawam High's 'Wizard of Oz" and the story of its production are highlighted. Channel 22 He rifled shots off the left field screens would have been thather parks. But they were only singles in our park. seemed like all of our key fellows decided to have a bad year at the same time.
lIell, I'm not worried about the park. We played lousy ball in all the parks. We just couldn't do anything right. When that happens, you've got to look to your kids. "That's why I'm for better things this earpetul Five Repeaters On ECAC Team NEW YORK (P) -4 Five repeaters were named Monday to the All East major college basketball squad, chosen by the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
The five men who also were honored a year ago are: Don Dantennon of Pittsburgh, Hal Bucknell, Frank Wickes of Delaware, Jon Cincebox of Syracuse and Alan Seiden St. John's (New York). The team was chosen by the ECAC'S Service Bureau, on the basis of weekly nominations. The 1959 ECAC major college squad: Frank Wickes, Delaware; Rudy LaRusso, Dartmouth; Cal Ramsey, New York Bill Smith, St. Peter's.
Centers--Jon Cincebox, Syracuse; and Hal Danzig, Bucknell. Guards Don Hennon, Pittsburgh; Alan Seiden, St. John's; Jack Egan, Providence; Bob McNeill, St. Joseph's. Haggerty Meets Argentine Rocca HOLYOKE Opportunity knocking for the 'Canadian wild man, Hard Boiled Haggerty, at the Valley Arena Wednesday night.
Mr. Haggerty, a gent who is one of the meanest matmen the game, has a main bout date with Argentine Rocca and if he ever succeeds in flipping Mr. he's got it made, but good. been lined up by promoter Bob A powerful undercard has Quinn. Yukon Eric battles the tandem of Boris Fabian and Harry Lewis in the semifinal.
The Tolas Brothers have a rematch with their recent conquerors, Frank Scarpa and Luther! Lindsey, in a special co-feature. Emile Dupre and Frank Shields meet in a 30-minute opener. Racing Selections AT LINCOLN DOWNS One best: Zealot. 1. Little Fishook, Little Fred, Nabbs.
2. Essayist, Stoke-on-Trent, Donnys Task. 3. B. B.
Rose, Recipe, Savage Man. 4. Zealot, Joes Folly, Clontoo. 5. Air Buddy, Lucky Ballot, Kentucky Bandit.
Remarkuce Bonanza, V'iadana, 7. Crown Marble, Double Bid, Switch Off. 8. Quatre Persian. Miss Holmdel, Fresh Fair.
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C. Johnson, Pet Always Tune TV's Best. CHANNEL 1300 ONLY TELEVISION LIBERTY STUDIO IN STREET SPRINGFIELD -5 Cochrane Says Kids Should Put On Mask Former Baseball Great Says Youngsters Can Make Majors Faster With 'Tools of Ignorance' NEW YORK (UPI)-Some the younger set are heeding Mickey Cochrane's advice the big payoff in the big leagues today is to don the catchers! 'once-scorned of ance." "Good catchers still are scarce," according to Cochrane, a IIall-of-Famer who made it as a "Any youngster who wants to make the grade fast ought to grab a big mitt and learn the catcher's trade." Effective System Elston Howard of the Yankees, for one, is following that line. A catcher outfielder baseman crazy-quilt in but Casey effective Stengel' tem, Howard has served notice on Yogi Berra that he wants to be the No. 1 Yankee catcher.
Yogi happens to be one of a long line of Yankee greats behind. thowbat, but that doesn't deter "I'd rather play there than anywhere he says. Dodger catcher John Roseboro, queried recently on whether he'd. rather play the outfield than catch, snorted in disbelief at the thought. Gene Green of the Cardinals, an outfielder and sometimes catcher during his 1958 rookie year in which he hit .281, now is listed on the roster among "catchers" and likely will stay there unless he gets banged up too much.
For one reason or another, kids don't take to catching much these days on the way up to the majors and the only club considered truly loaded in that department is the Yankees. The only full-time catcher who hit over .300 last season was Russ Nixon of the Indians (.301) and he isn't the old-style power-boy in the manner of Cochrane, Bill Dickey, Gabby Hartnett, Ernie Lombardi or Roy Campanella. In 113 games last season, Nixon hit only nine homers, knocked in 46 runs. Gus Triandos of the Orioles, best of the power men with 30 homers, hit .245. Berra, with 22 homers, batted .266.
Sherm Lollar of the White Sox hit 20 homers and batted .273. In the National League, Del Crandall of the Braves was the a most impressive bas-swinging catcher, though the bat never had been considered one of his strongest assets. Del hit 18 homers, batted .272, tops among regular backstops. Costs Too Much Cochrane believes the cost of the "tools of -mitt, mask, chest protector, shin guards--causes most youngsters to pass up that poition in favor of something else. Then, in recent years, kid pitchers were grabbing the biggest bonuses from big league is standing right there, that it's time to bring in a relife pitcher." Anyone for catching? MICHIGAN ELECTS MILLER ANN ARBOR, Mich.
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11 P.M. FEATURE 40 Anthony Quinn Katherine DeMille "BLACKGOLD" Indian hits oil, names colt which wins Kentucky: Derby. TUNE THE BEST 40 Irat It Alone (Syfrig) 5.80! Tone: 1:49. Mikes Duke. Back Room, Lose Harmony, Fearless Lad.
FIFTH: $3200. claiming, 4 year olds. furlongs. (Smith) 58.00 19.90 8.70 King Me 7.90 6.20 Gang News (Fick) 4.50 Time: 1:18 Alan Depth Play. Condi Lu, Giselle, Pine Valley, Set Pattern, Dance Owar, Ethel-Rita, Golden Wedding.
SINTH: SHINNY, allowances, year old up, 6 furlongs. Slaipner (Sellers) 6.10 3.70 3.10 Greek Star (Leonard) 4.10 3.30 Bay Roy (Decker) 5.40 Time: 1:10 3-5. Pasta Nbeans, Ardee, Djericho, Newcastle. Etonian, Beam Rider, Brussels. SEVENTH: Allowances 4 year olds up, 8 furlongs, Missile 8.00 3.80 2.50 Encore Valenzue4.70 2.80 Vertex (Boulmetis) 2.40 Time: 1:10 Also-Babu, Dark Tale.
What Record. Free And Busy, My Hour 2d. Searching Wind. olds. EIGHTH: NO, olaining, 8 year Admiral metis).
Horn (Houl8.70 4.70 4, 90 Shady Spot 29.30 13.340 ('rater (Seller Time: 1:12 1-5. -Errarda Damo: 4, Johnny Reb, To khtau. Jet ligh, Nancys Chance, a-Flying Jusele, Based, Panegyric, Colonel Black. At Santa Anita FIRST: $300. maidens, 2 year old bred.
furlongs, Psyches First (Longden) 6.10 4.40 3.80 Mabel Bell (York) 4.80 3.40 (Campus) 15.20 Time: 0:72 4-5. Also--Mans West. CARR Cate, Sweet Trurkle, Jamie Boy, Timbo Rose. Sigalert. Iron Will, Imbrosia, Colleen.
1-Makaha, Baby f-Mutuel field. SECOND: claiming, 4 year olds miles. Nene Vito (Taniguchi) 15.10 8.20 4.50 1 (S 4.80 8.30 Narajo (Moreno) 4.80 Time: 2:0 1- 11, Montauk IT, Colonels Joy, Solito, HobW Sure. Satin Music. Up North.
THIRD: $1000, maidens, 4 year olds furlongs, maker) 6.30 4.30 2.00 King' Salute (Shoe. 10,. Art 8.80 4.10 Sweet Revenge (Never) 2.10 Time: 1:11 Countermarch. Aifiler, Beau Cagire, Pension, Hindu Skv. FOURTH: 1 $1500, optional claiming.
2 vetr 1-14 miller. Swift Reau Mae-e) 19.00 10.30 5.30 Old ate) 8.40 5 Footfall (Kongden) 8.10 Time: Patrio. I Hindure, River Rock, Glorys Night, shores. Freedom Chiente Afar, Talktalk, Man layGirl. olds claiming, year up, furlongs on turf.
Rain (Pierce) 20.10 9.300 7.00 Fire Alarm her) 5.70 4.10 (Moreno) 8.60 Time: 1:15 Al0-Smile Today. Strokker, Our Pally, Deep Study, EntAmblingorix. Tonco, Hi. Pardner, olds, SIXTH: $10.000, allowance, 8 year furlongs. teasure songbird (Vraza) (York) 19.80 5.60 4.70 3.90 Currano 1:17.
(Moreno) Also: Could 5.60 Time: Re, Rolake, Dr. John Peters, FAR a Faz. 1 Step, F. H. Russ, Nolar Current, Confound.
SEVENTH: $72.350. San Bernardino Handicap, 3 year olds up. 1 miles. 'Terrang (Roland) 9.80 4,40 9.20 How Now (Harmatz). 5.00 2.30 Bug Brush (Shoemaker) 2.10 Kin.
Time: 1:42. Also: Seaneen, Swaps EIGHTH: claiming, 4 year olds up, 1 miles. Revolt (Longden) 5.90 3.30 9.900 The Sands (Moreno) 6.20 Over Iligh (Yaka) 3.30 3.10 Time: 1:44 Also: Ellen Faith, LeBeau. Memory Eyes. Achilleus.
Eternal Pere, Constructive, Shape Burner. Travel Book, Monitor. Lincoln Entries FIRST: claiming, 4 year olds up, 5 furlongs. Little Ferd 109 Beth 109 Nabbs 114 Win The Bout 109 Swuash 114 Sister Bear 112 Maloge 144 Hall Of 'Twine 144 Little Fishook 114 Devils River 114 SECOND: $3000, claiming, Year olds up, furlongs. Stoke-0n-Trent xlluzzie 109 Kesayint 114 Power Plus 114 Vigor 114 Amalie I 109 Folks 107 One Way Out Donnys Task 122 THIRD: $4200, claiming, 3 year olds, 5 furlongs.
Recipe 109 Savage Man 114 IN Conerna 109 aStella Doll 114 Crown Sparkler 109 A Trip 114 B. B. Rose 114 Scarlet Sands 109 A Rothman-Meloncon entry, FOURTH: claiming, year olds up, 5 furlongs. Amazon Gal 111 Ticklish 116 Inside 111 axCiontoo 111 Joes Folly 116 Zealot 116 Pats Duke 116 Bright Oharge 111 ax Dirks Sister 109 A-Dwyer-Taylor entry. FIFTH: $2500, allowance, year olds, 5 furlongs, Opinion 103 Kent'y Bandit 111 Air Buddy 108 Eagle Gem 105 Jenny Lockhart 103 J.
L. S. Pride 103 Lucky Ballot 111 Mrs. T. 106 SIXTH: allowance, year olds, 5 furlongs.
Remarks 106 Hurry Home 111. Lonely 106 Flower Shop 106 Cash To Carry 111 Allie B. 106 Prince Bonanza 116 Viadana 117 SEVENTH: $3500. allowance, 4 Fear olds up, 5 furlongs. Switch off 106 Cliffs Odover 111 Royal Battle 112 Double Bid 117 aJackies Comet a Middle Rail 111 xxMotor Line 112 Crown Marble 119 Second Fiddle 111 Noble Countess 112 Corcorico 111 Garys Star 111 a -Little Rhody-Klemm entry.
EIGHTH: $2300, outional claiming. 4 year olds up. 7 furlongs. Fresh And Hair 111 Quatre P'ersian 114 Nervous Nell 107 Out Of Season 112 I Stias loonidel 112 Little Cyclone 114 NINTIT: $2000, claiming. 4 year olds up, fillies mares.
7 furlongs. Little Kathy 115 TI Echo 113 Mina Ilyaition 113 Merteisan 113 Mountain Holly 113 Ginas Let 115 Ruth C. 113 X-5 xx-7 the, Apprentice allowance Shortest priced favorite to win a Yonkers harness feature in 1958 was Trader Horn. He retham on Trot Free-for-All. turned $2.80 winning the Go- CALL BETTER HEAT, INC.
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