Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 8 June 1956 — Page 7

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SPORTS

White Sox Rally To Score Little League Victory The White Sox. rallying for four runs in the last Innin*, edged the Tigers, 5-4, in a Little League battle Thursday evening at Worthman field. The Tigers held a 4-1 lead going into the bottom of the sixth, but two errors, two walks and Ahr’s hit pulled the White Sox to victory. <, Each team had scored once in the first inning, the Tigers on Kohne’s home run, but the Tigers erupted for three runs in the fifth, all without a hit, on a hit batsman, a walk and two errors. A double header will be played at Worthman this evening, the Senators meeting the Red Sox in the opener, followed by the Yankees and Tlgewt _ 7 " TlGEha AB R H E Omlor, rs .... 1 0 o 0 Kalver, rs .... 10 0 0 Cowmans, rs o 0 0 o Kohne. 2b 2 2 11 Feasel, p ..... 3 0 0 0 Landrum. 3b 3 0 11 Martin. 3b 2 0 0 0 Mclntosh, 3b ,1 9 0 0 Myers, rs 0 0 0 1 Beery, cf 3 0 0 0 Conrad, c ... 2 10 0 Ross, ss 2.0 0 0 Kauffman, lb 2 10 0

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btHt t Western tyckeye League BASEBALL SUNDAY, JUNE 10 2:00 P.M. WORTHMAN FIELD '.'ns, aoniSroia KLENKS vs. BUCKLAND ** , .

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TOTAL .. r 22 4 2 3 WHITE SOX AB R H E Callow, 2b 0 10 0 Putteet. 2b 10 0 3 I Egley, ,2 b 10 0 0 1 Odle, 3b 3 0 2 0 Raudebush, lb 3 1 0 0 Ahr, If 3 12 0 Oay, c 2 110 Nelson, ss ...r. 2 10 0 Sexton, rs !.i— 10 0 0 Baker, rs 1 0 0 0 M. Elliott, rs 10 11 J. Elliott, p. cf 2 0 0 0 Tague, cf, p 2 0 0 0 Fravel, cf 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 22 5 6 4 Scores by innings Totals Tigers 1 0 0 0 J 0 4 White Sox .. 10 0 0 0 0 .Jr .. Runs batted in M. Elliott,. Kohne; home run, Kohne; Bases on ball, Feseals 3, Tague 1, Elliott 1; Hit by pitcher, Elliott (Conrad); Strikeouts, Feseal 9, Tague 3, Elliott 3; Hits off. Tague 2, Elliott 0; Winner, Elliott; Lo»v, Feaeal; Unpires, Lord, Gehrig. Klenk's And Buckland Battle Here Sunday Klenk's of Decatur will battle Buckland in a Northwest Buckeye league game Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Worthman field in this city. ■i*White Sox Practice Saturday Morning The White Sox of the Little League will hold a practice session at 10 o’clock Saturday morning at the Homestead diamond.

Buhl Defeats Dodgers, Keeps Braves In Race By FRED DOWN (United Press Sports Writer) Bob Buhl’s ability to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers stamped him today as the ace of the Milwaukee pitching staff and the fellow who ir keeping the Braves .in the tight-Jy-bunched National league race. The 27-year-old right hander was rated behind veteran stars Lew Burdette. Warren Spahn and Gene Conley in the Milwaukee mound Setup but his 4-1 decision over the Dodgers Thursday gave him the following distinctions: 1. He is the only Milwaukee pitcher to beat the world champions this year—and he has done it three times in th~ee tries. I 2. He leads Ike Braves’ stat with five victories, and a .714 percentage. 3. He is the only pitcher to win a game or the Braves this month and each time he halted a Milwaukee three-game losing streak. ■ Buhl yielded only four trits and four walks Thursday as the 'Braves halted the Dodgers’ tourgame winning streak and retained possession of fourth place — only two games .behind the. first-place Cincinnati Redlegs. He helped win ihis own game with a twp-xjw double that capped a~three-rtm rally. Carl Erskipa suffered his fourth straight loss slice he .pitched the second no-hitter of his career on May 12. 1 ' ' • ' The hard - hitting Redlegs, who haven't won a pennant since 1940, took over first place when they came from behind twice to down the Philadelphia Phillies, 8-5. It was the fourth straight triumph and ninth in 12 games for Cincinnati. Catcher Shioky Burgess snapped a 5-5 tie with a homer to' open tlje e|gbtft ijyiiJ’K. . an . the Redlegs sewed’ np the decision-When RoyMcMillan's. S Johnny Temple’s triple and Frank IRobfnSoh’s sacrifice fly added two tallies. She Chicago Cubs vacated the aY'wtipn Bob Rush spUn a sixiMgOb. beAt. t& Pirates, 54., Mid drop the losers into thwd' place, in second. Cubs’ 13-biti attack which also included a hOmdr bj» Walt Moryn. In the: .League,, the New York Yankees stretched their first -'WW to t%. saw when they pummelled the Kansas Clip'Athldtfcff. 9-1. lYogFeeti* hit his 16th..homer of the year and fourth in four, games and Hank Bauer also homered for the Yankees. Boh Turley went the route for the first time this year to win bis thiixl game. -• (Teßrge Zu ver ink, making his 23rd relief • appearance, protected the lead for two iyujings as the Baltimore Orioles ended a fivegame tosing streak with tr 5-2 de* vision oyer -the Cleveland Indians. Gus Triandds, Tito Francona and Willie Miranda had two hits each for the Orioles. - Ninth - inning triples by-Nellie Fox and fiave Phiiley plus two sacrifice flies enabled the Chicago White Sox to beat the Washington Senators. 7-5. and Ted Lepcio singled home'the winning run in the 10th inning as the Boston Red Sox downed the Detroit Tigers, Go. in other AL games. Fresh produdeAs trucked ifito Chicago from 32 states.

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List Player Roster For Minor League LIST PLATER ROSTER The first game of the Mihor league schedule will be played Worthman field Monday morning at 0 o’clock. So far two teams, the Pirates and the Cubs, have been organised. Other interested boys, 12 years of age and under, may still sign for the team at the field Monday morning. Rosters of the teams follow (by ages): , Pirates—Dave 'Mitchell (12);' Russell Augsburger (11), Dan Myers (11), Mike Stallings (11), Bruce Vanhorn (16), Bill Fullenkamp <10), Roger Landrum (9), Dave Hammond (9), Jim Siting (9), Mike Kuhnle (9), Pat Worst, (8), Danny Putteet (8), Dough Flnlayon ,(S). Cubs —Dennis Scott (12), Jerry Jones (11), Larry Johnson (11), Ron Ball (11), Loren Fifer (10), Paul Hodge (10), Tom Baxter (9) Jack Stauffer (9). Pat Gage (9), Gene Peterson (9), John Lose (8), Denny Baker i(8). Brooklyn Dodgers Bring Up Nelson CINCINNATI (UP) — Glenn (Rocky) Nelson of the Montreal Royals, the International League's most valuable player and batting champion in 1955 and currently hitting .398, was brought up today by the Brooklyn Dodgers In an effort to bolster their batting punch. Manager Walt Alston said Netson, who has failed in five previous major league trials, would play first base for the Dodgers tonight when they oppose the Cincinllati Redlegs. That means Carl Furillo will be benched with either Gil Hodges or Sandy Amoros taking over Carl’s right field post. State Prohibition Party In Session To Nominate State Candidate Slate ' INDTAN'ApOLIS (UP) — Indiana’s strongest "protest" political party held Its biennial state convention toddy to nominate candidates for governor and most other state offices up for election in, Novem ber. The Prohibition party, which polls 16,000 to 15,000 votes in each State or national ejection in Hoosierland, convened at the Indiafnap olis YWCA building this morning for a one-day session. Nomip a ttous( will be niade this afternoon, and Dr. Epoch A. Holtwick, Greenville, 111-, the party’s presidential nominee, will give the keynote address tonight. The Prohibition party is the only minor party in Indiana eligible to nominate candidates by convention. It qualifies by receiving more than one-half of one per cent of the votes cast for Indiana secretary oi state. Other parties must circulate petitions and get thousands of sig natures to earn places on the ballots. In 1952, the Prohibitionists nom ? inated Lester Abel for governor. Abel got 12,554 votes. That same year, cowboy singer Stuart Hambleir received 15.335 Indiana voter as the party’s presidential candi date. The party hoped to file a com ’ plete state ticket. About half of American popcorn sales are tn theater lobbies.

MAJOR

NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Cincinnati .... 27 18 .600 St Louis 27 19 .587 % Pittsburgh ... 25 18 .681 1 Milwaukee ... 21 II .568 2 Brooklyn 23 20 .535 3 New York .... 17 21 .895 9 Chicago 18 26 .366 10 Philadelphia .. 15 27 .357 10% A THURJDAY’B RESULTS Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 5. Milwaukee 4, Brooklyn 1. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I, PcL G.B. New York .... 31 z7 .646 —— Cleveland .... 25 2o .556 4% Chicago 22 18 .550 5 Boston 23 22 .511 6% Detroit 22 23 .489 7% Baltimore .... 21 26 .447 9% Vasbington _. 20 29 .40® 11% Kansas City — 18 27 .400 11% THURSDAY’S RESULTS New York 9, Kansas City 1. Boston 6, Detroit 5. Chicago 7, Washington 5. Baltimore 5, Cleveland 2. ~

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct G.B. Denver 35 17 .673 Indianapolis .. 28 20 .583 5 Minneapolis „27 22 .551 6% Omaha 25 26 .480 9% Louisville .... 22 25 .478 10% St Paul 21 26 .447 11% Wichita 21 28 .429 12% Charleston ... 16 31 .340 16% THURSDAY’S RESULTS Indianapolis 2-5. Omaha 6-1. St. Paul 1, Charleston 0. Wichita 1, Denver 0. Only games scheduled. Socialists Meet In National Convention Debate On Entering National Election W’ i. ;' . ■■ ’ : '. , ' CHICAGO (UP) — Socialists met in national convention today ba debate whether to run a candiddttPfor president this T6ar. the last half-century, the Socialists have run a presidential candidate, except in? 1924, when they backed independent Socialist Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin. . . A..Z >■ . A spokesman said there is some hebtiment against nominating a candidate this year, however, because of increasing difficulty in getting minority parties on the ballot in some states. 'Four years ago, the Socialists rtm Darlington Hoopes of Reading, Pa., for president. He drew 20,189 votes from 17 states. About 100 delegates were expected for the three-day national convention, held in a West Side hotel. Today’:; agenda was taken up mainly with -organizational matters,: Frank P. Ze idler, Socialist mayor of Milwaukee, will deliver the keynote speech Saturday. Speakers at a banquet Saturday night will include Norman Thomas, opce the perennial Socialist candidate for president, Zeidler and Hpopes. Decisions on whether to nominate a presidential candidate and 09 adoption of the party’s platform were expected Sunday.

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Major League Leaders By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player * Club QAI R M Pct. Long, Pitts. 4.4 45 165 34 53 .383 Repulski, St. L. 33 111 32 43 .878 Boyer. St. L .. 46 184 38 87 .384 Clemente, Pitts. 36 107 18 88 .355 Bailey, Cine!. .. 36 112 17 37 .330 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player A Club GAB R H Pet Mantle, N. Y. . 48 181 50 73 ,4« Maxwell. Det. . 36 113 27 43 .381 Vc mon, Boston 35 124 22 47 .378 Knenn, Det. ..4 45 187 30 68 .364 Berra, N. Y. .. 33 148 33 52 .351 HOME ®UNS - Mantle, Yanks 21; Berra, Yanks 16; Long, Pirates 16; Boyer, Cards 14; Post, Redlegs and Bauer, Yanks 13. RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle, Yanks 52; Boyer, Cards 48; Long, Pirates 43; Berra, Yanks 42; Simpson, Athletics, Sievers, Senators and Murjal, Cards 36. RUNS — Mantle, Yanks 50; Bauer, Yanks 38; Boyer, Cards 38; Blasingame, Cards 37; Yost, Senators 36. HITS — Mantle, Yanks *73; Kuenn, Tigers 68; Boyer, Cards 67; Long, Ptraces 63; Ashbum, Phils 56. PITCHING — Lawrence. Redlegs 7-0; Brewer, Red Sox 8-1; McDaniel, Cards 4-1; Ford, Yanks, Lemon, Indians, Wilson, White Sox and Pierce, White Sox. 7-2.

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