TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 19(52 Mahaffey Wins Phil Ijes; CINCINNATI (ff)' The Philadelphia Phils, who lost their first 17 games With Cin cinnati 1 last year,.didn’t roll over and play dead yesterday for the defending National League champion Reds. They clubbed five Cincinnati pitchers for a 12-4 vic tory behind the nine-hit pitching of Art Mahaffey and some timely hitting in their season opener.' The game, played under bright sunshine, ’attracted 28,605 fans but astrong wind chilled the cus tomers land held attendance be low the- 32,000 capacity. THE 15 HITS the Phils made off an array of Cincinnati pitchers were made up of T 2 singles, a double jand--home .runs by Clay Dalrymple and!Don Demeter. ' JoeyfJay, a 21-game winner for Cincinnati last year,; lasted only until the third' inning and four other itedleg hurlers followed him to the' mound.'Cincinnati pitchers walked 20. ★ * WASHINGTON (ff) Bennie Daniels picked"up.where Presi dent Kennedy left off yesterday and pitched Washington to a 4-1 victory over- Detroit before the largest; crowd ever to see a base ball game in the nation’s capital. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES SALUTEs JOE BOBROWSKI Although he's been with Bell of Pennsylvania only six . an already efficient payment process even more efficient! months, Joe Bobrowski is already making an important Joe Bobrowski of the Bell -Telephone Company of contribution at the Company’s Data Processing Center Pennsylvania, and other young men'tike him in Bell Tele in Harrisburg. - He’s perfecting a “mechanized” way to phone Companies throughout the country, help bring the speed up payment’of monthly invoices from 1700 suppliers finest communications service in the World to the jhomes who| sen to his company. Joe’s excellent idea could make and businesses of a growing America. I ■ BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES Nats Take Openers . A weekend of rains, dark clouds and a thundershower that, delayed the game tor 22 minutes' didn't dim the enthusiasm of the *4.383 fans who jammed the new Dis trcit of Columbia Stadium to see the start of the American League season. ! • • - KENNEDY OPENED the show with a toss that slithered through the hands of a mob of ball players and fell to the ground, where it was pounced on eagerly by Sena tor relief , pitcher Marty Kutyna. ThevPresident braved the show er and a foul ball that nearly beaned him to watch the entire game. Daniels struck out seven and walked only two in.winning on his first, opening day appearance. He also -made two errors and singled to drive in a run. Bob Johnson led the 13-hit Sen ator attack with\three hits, two singles and a two-lfun homer that put the i Senators i ahead in the fourth. The Tigers scored their- run in the sixth' inning when Jake Wood and Bill! Bruton 'singled and A 1 : Kaline hit. into'a force play. Detroit threatened in the first inning when Wood sinelcd »nd moved to second as Daniels threw ;wild trying to pick him off first.l But the 29-year-old right-hander! . retired the next three men. ' THE DAIIY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN LEAGUE WaUtinxtocx 4, Detroit 1 Only ini ocMvM' w. WasJUaftoa , 1 York. Cleveland . 9 jChlcica ..a Baltimore , . ._a Bostoo - , -Q Minnesota Kaaaaa City -. v 9 Log Angweg .__o Detroit „ „__o Today's Games (1961 wn and loot record* la par#a* theom 1 , * B*ttimor«.Ho*ft(7-4) at New York, Ford (26-4), TT.909. i , Cleveland, Donovan - (16-19) at Boston, Schwall <l6-71. 15,000. Lot Aagriea, Crba (11-13) at Chleago, Pitarro |U-7). tf.OOO. Minnesota, Krtlkk <U-ll) at Ktuu City. Rakow (241), 20,000. Only come* scbedulad. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 12. Cincinnati 6 Only some ieb«du]*4 W. Philadelphia L l Lot Angeles 0 Milwaukee 9 San Frmnciaco T.O Pittsburgh „ 0 St. Uuk —ii._ • New York i 0 Houston _ _• Cincinnati 0 Today's Gem** -trade-in television rompMiij CiacioMti, O'Toole (1M) at Los Any*- raeoaditloasd. Ko«lk» kervsc*. IMS Zenith lea. Podrea (12-6). 54,090. { TV.' Television' Service Center at State New York. Craig (6-6) ai St. Louts, Colkga TV. _ _ _ i {s? h rt s„» ji ia 2 i msw r - »*»«•» tor “>'• im IL I *~ l< ' HouiUw. **k AD T£«U. PhilMMoWa. Ow«u IS-19) .t ?ltu- MOTORBIKE^-rrol W.r,.i« »t tit. Call Wurck. Frimul (14-lt). 15.000. AD M(9: mttrr U :»*• »,*. Pirates, Phils Clash Today PITTSBURGH (AP) An ex pected 20,000 fans will watch the Pittsburgh Pirates | take on the Philadelphia Phillies today in the National League opener at Forbes Field. j The attendance • may climb higher. The Pirates said 12,000 general admission and bleacher; seats will go on sale at 11 a.m. when the gates' open. The game starts at 1:30 p.mi The weather should be co operative. The weatherman calls for a sunny and! warmer day U Fct G.B. » 1.000 t .oo« % 0 .**# H « .on* % * .00* % * on* H * .00* % • .oo* w 9 .900 4 1 .090 1 Use Co! U PrL 1 C.B. 9 nooo 9 ,900 H • " .09* H t ' .090 Vj t .000 (4 0 .too # t : .000 H 0 . .040 H 1 ! .004 1 ATTRACTIVE. MODERN livfnc room I suite; new. unused.; Will sell below wholesale coat. Call Ed Gardner, AD 7-2261. . ] - BANJOS, UKRS, Pianos. Ham stood Organa-string*, hoiks, all music supplies. Pifrr Mutio Oenter, Renner Pika. Open *til- t pm. daily aacept Weds. Phone SI. 6-3441. ! Want a Rida? egian Classifieds FOR SALE PAGE ELEVEN with a high of 60 degree*. . Veteran right-h and e r Bob. Friend will be on the mound for the Pirates. Jim Owen* will pitch for the Phillies. Pirate . Manager Danny- Mur taugh will use the. same batting lineup that won the World Series in 1960 and dropped to place last year. The Phillies lead the league with a 1-0 record following yes terday’s 12-4 victory over defend ing National League champion Cincinnati. Lost Your Coat? FOB SALS jr.OING An ROAD. Mtu( roll IMS MCA. •it. *IO*U. rm4i<K ilMtiut window*. Coo 4 ronditHMTf Call Julian- WrWM Ai* -7-4011 tot* MtiTD. nnw point, tirro, 11900, n. I»wnr nff.rm, Shop ■round, flnt. iSro call AD S-4M7 ill« 1:10 ii.m. MOBILE HOME m* SuV. 44« ti. twi WrwiM. rocwll.n4 ronditinn. Rwantt. ■My prlrod. Niro p«tio. Call AO tt-4014 mt\+r 6 p.m. rOR RENT HKADY SOON' two*room aparimrnt wilh hath; furnish'd. Comptota kltrh'n farllL ti«a, parkinv. Csntral ioratkvn. clm« Is carapu*. Suitshi* oaupW or hachslrtr wh« will W harm until September. Cell AD 7-7732 or AD 7-1566. I.ARC.K ROOM in private hon»» for 2 or -ft studsnU (mate or femate) ; within walking dlsUnce of gampua. Yraa parkin#. Call AD 7-UM. AVAILABLE .IMMKDUTKI.V! Unfute ni»h4*d one-bed room apartment Heat, stove apd refrigerator fumUhnd. For fur* ther Jnformalion call AD H-04H6. tIRADU ATK" RTLlt)ENTH,*'llDperoteMmaik-- • room* with hot and e«»)d running water *r private .bath. |nner*prln# msttrsMM, Central. Parkin*. Aeeommoda« tions to inspect and eof«t|N»r«. The Colonial, 122 Weal NitUny. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4*66, C’OITPr.FTELV tTKMHIIKD mmlern J rtnmis bath. Huilahle atinlent nmple, no pets or children, (iarage. automaite heat, rent reasonable, avatlahle May I. Pleasant t.ai*. KL 3-217 T. CNKCUNISHKD NEWLY decorated ft-mom apartment, front campus/ 112 K. t'oiieae Ave Fully eQuii«t»ed. AvaUalde imme d»»tely. Reasonable r«?ftt. (<mpte or (wa jfirla. AD WANTED RfTCHEN HKI.P needed at Chi Phi. Call caterer WANTED: Man la waak pot a and pans for meala.- Call Irv AD 7-44 G? STI'DENT TO wuirh In kitchen at Higma CM. Call AD 6-6662. WWIOIMM*HIWIIIMmMHIMWiWIHIItH4MM4OMMIW HELP WANTED HTUDF.NTS EARN t?F tn 61 60 per b*Nir •ettin* bowlin* pin* two or three eve ning* of your rhalre. Down town Du* Lane*, m Jt. Pu«h. LOST l44*m«M>*4Woo9loo|Ne94imMmimHl*4l4t44MtMO|4W LADIES* HAMILTON Wrist Wateh. near Atherton. Saturday. Reward. Call Diana UN 6-4507. DELTA CHI fraternity pin between houaa and Halter; bach Inscribed F It. Reward, AD ft-1720. ONE FAIR OF Utaek-rlmmed gUurv la alligator cam, If found please notify Jack at AD 7-4919. Reward. MISCELL kNEOUS- STUDENT CHKC*/C«.hln» A»roc, Mon«lay thru Friday 9:39—6 os, Satur day 9:30—2:34. ATHILT BKrVINNER ~B~allet~ Claaeea. eve nines 7-H p.m , (euaht by former «d4otot with Cirand Hallet I)e Monte Carlo, Infi*-- rail Al> H-'TQK between 7 4pm. eveninca. FAHT-TIMK employment 1* now arailabU for );! y*»«inj( mm with .the following 'ltialifiratlonv: N«l 1. C-piua average 111 tuhoul. No. 2, bo*in«aa-tik* appearance; No. 3. capability to devote telw*tu 16 to 21 hour* a week; No. 4.’ over 1* years of M*. Colled* strident* wishing to supple*' ment Considerable lactone are to cal! Mr., Rlehardarm AD 6-2061 between 9.19 a.m,[ and 2 TO pm. daily. ; I.EARN TO FLY **nl*r wishes to * aell 1 membership In Pean Slate Flying Club- Call Dave AO 7-7167. RED CROSS BLOOD -- HUB «-ard ruom, April 24. 26. Rewtetratlon HUH deah # April 4-IJ. Sponsored bp. AJ®*»s_J*hl Omega and Oamma Hie. ~ YOL'R RADIO #r Ebonsgraph working properly? If net for Frew Pick-Up and ftelJrery ahd Fast Wv(r* rail Ait faz* L 'THE MiSmrt” have a limited number of open dates- spetetafiaing in TwK Pony. Step and vorala. tali UN 6-1663, EL 6-4071. STtJDE.Vri ALTOMOmLIB to fit y»or Phone A. Temelef after 6 p.m. AD 6443), representing Erie In*»jrenc* %%ehwtiß*. FIRST OF Storing Feroto epea •nrrd by Newman Club, Tu**, April*'l9. Father Roland Fatey will epesk on the Hacvamenl of Marriage, 7.00 p.«n . IflTft- AidiUuium. LA.i-ALLFRIA Toaaday Dpaul: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Salad, and t.srlie Bread 96c. FOR STANDARD and; Eteetrk Typewriter Rea Ula, Cocapteia Typewriter Repair Service end Thaaia Typing Huppljkw shop. NHUny Offtee Kgg|p»aenf. 231 R. AD*W Street, AO 6-4126. .. ! OFFSET ~ PRINTING ai ’ Tb*ate-Typ4*gt, Call AD 7-7966.
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