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(Continued from Page 6)
|ike the pitcher Charley has been
looking for to take Barry Craw-
ford' s place.
* • •
Up against one of Red Wilson 's
veterans on Monday the Scarlet
Knights lost out, 7 to 0. Coach
Red Wilson of the "Greenies" has
six veterans back. They were just
too much for the local boys. It was
a cold raw, day, unsuited for base-
ball. Len Duchesny was hit freely
by the Yarmouth team and it
seemed that every ball hit by the
[tod Raiders went straight to an
opposing fielder. The Raiders are
o peppy group this year and It will
|l0 interesting to see them develop
as the season progresses. With-
out question , and we haven 't seen
Provincetown , Yarmouth is the
tcani to beat for the championship
and it looks now that Charley will
jrroo mthe great "Pedro" for tho
return game at Hyannis. Our es-
teemed contemporary. The ¦Stan-
dard-Times, had "Young Norman
Hayes" taming Bourne last week
so Pete now has a ghost that he
can use if he loses.
« * *
If you want to see a fast game
of soft ball - played hy boys who
know how to play the game - wend
your way over to Centerville at
6:30 next Monday night end sec
Jack Buckler 's peppy Centerville
A.A. team, last year's champions ,
take on Bragles, who are, them-
selves, some pumpkins when it
comes to playing the large ball
same. Centerville pranced off with
the championship last year losing
only one game, and that to tho
Marstons Mill team. The champs
line-up, and it will be the same thi s
year, with one addition wil 1 he:
Hill Fish and Bud Brown , catchers
John Monroe, first base; Jerry Mon-
roe, second base; Oeorge Coughlin ,
third base; Dight Coggeshall, short
stop; Dick Law, left field ; Julio
Renzi, center field , and Jay
O'Brien , right field. Bill Hallett
pitched on this team and will con-
tinue to be the flinging main stay.
Oilier players were Jack Buckler ,
H'/io managed and played all posi-
tions; Carlo Renzi , Mickey Renzi
and Bob Stone. Mickey Belle Isle,
former rink manager, will seek a
berth as pitcher. In the other game
that night Margaret & Al's will lake
on Marstons Mills at Osterville.
* « *
Coach Jack Donahue 's Junior
Varsity gave the Sandwich Hig h
Varsity a run for Its money last
week , losing out in the ninth in-
ning by the score of 12 to 1
1
. The
local boys were behind S to 1 in
Ihe fourth but fought a gallant
uphill battle. Ray Stackhouso with
i double and single, Paul O'Neill
»ith two singles, Frank Roderick
nitli two doubles and a single and
Al Faria with two singles led the
locals in hitting.
* * * *
Good News for the Babe Ruth
League ! Everett Bisbee, who man-
aged the Vets team in the Recrea-
tion Basketball League, has agreed
to take over the management of
the V.F.W. In the babe Ruth
League. He will take Dan Flynn's
place , who resigned. Everett has
acquired some good players from
the Little League, notably Steve
Jones, John Trocchi, Norman
Hayes , Jim Burlingame, and
Charles Flanagan , as well as Bill
Phillips from the Puritans In a
trade , fop Paul O'Neill.
Those of you who are fistic mind-
ed should trip up to the Rainbow
^asai-n-o—o—o—n—o-o—(MHMMHC
Arena In Yarmouth next Wednesday
evening at 7:30 and see three
Barnstable boys in the finals of
the Cape PAL tournament. For the
small sum of 50 cents, a donation ,
by the Way, to pay expenses you
will see some lively bouts. Franny
Walls, our heavyweight , Is expected
to be "up" for the championship
fray In this division. In the welter-
wei ght bracket Nat Tobey Is ex-
pected to excel and then Larry Mc-
Intyre should do well in the light-
wei ght division. George Maddox ,
the Hyannis boy who has won four
Golden Gloves tournaments, has
been training the boys the last two
weeks in the absence of Tom Grant,
who has been away. See you at
ringside!
* * * *
One of the reasons why Cookie
Lavagetto's Washington Senators
are second in the American League
Is because Cookie is throwing the
book , learned in the National
League, at the staid , "play-R-safe",
percentage managers In the Am-
erican League such as our Red Sox
Manager, "Easy" Mike Higglns.
That is also why Casey Stengel's
Yanks are leading the league be-
cause Casey not only throws the
book at the opposing teams but
throws stuff that Isn't in the book
at his hapless foes. Witness his
new bunting game. He had Show-
ron, his prize mauler , lay down a
two-strike hunt, of all things , in
New York against the floundering
Red Sox and Skowron not only
scored Oill McDougald from third
but beat out the throw from Con-
solo at second who handled the
bunt. It's a long time since 1946
when the Sox last won a pennant
and we would like to see Michael
snap out of it and give us a winner
this year but he's got to change
his tactics. He had Bauman on
third Sunday with one out and
didn 'l even attempt to squeeze him
home.
? ? *
DOWN MEMORY LANE
If Carry Moore ever calls on us
for his panel show "I' ve Cot a Se-
cret ", strange to relate . i| would
he this: We saw Iron Man Joe Mc-
Qlnnity pitch a double header and
win both games. No, it wasn 't with
the Giants. It was after ho left
I here and had gone with Newark,
which team he managed for several
yoars. McOinnity was a rarity in
baseball and pitched league hase-
hll even after he reached SO years
of age. In 1983 he pitched three
double headers for the Giants in
one month—August ot 1903, the
first, eighth and thirty-first AND
WON ALL SIX games. In this day
and ago when a pitcher is lucky
i to go live innings we wonder if
things would bo different if they
had heeded the "Iron Man 's" ad-
vice. He said tho reason for his
ability to pitch double headers and
to last so long in the game was
that he only warmed Up 1 or ii
minutes before the game. We often
thought of this sage advice as we
watched the Red Sox pitchers warm
up for sometimes a half hour be-
fore the games at Fenway Pars
Whether It was to be on exhibition
for the stands filling up or because
tho managers don 't do any think -
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