Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 148, Decatur, Adams County, 23 June 1956 — Page 6

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Indians And Red Sox Little League Winners The Indians and Red Sox were victorious In a Little League double header Friday night at Worthman field. The Indians defeated the Tigers in the opener, 8-1. scoring seven of their runs in the first three Innings. The Tigers were held scoreless until the final inning. The Red Sox came up with a six-run rally in the final in’/ng to defeat the White Sox, 12-7. in the nightcap. Another double header Is scheduled tonight at Worthman field; with the Red Sox and White Sox tangling in the opener, followed by the Yankees and Senators. FIRST GAME Indians AB R H £ S. Blythe, cf 3 110 Knavel. 3b 3 111 Cowan, p 4 0 0 0 Nicodemus, c 3 110 Townsend, lb 3 3 2 0 Kohne, 2b. rs 3 0 0 0 Schrock, ss. If 2 2 10 Ballard, rfllo 0 W. Blythe, ss 0 0 0 0 Bailer. If 10 0 0 Jackson. 2b 10 0 0 TOTALS ------ 24 8 4’l Tigers AB R H E Ross, If 10 0 0 McGill. If 2 0 10 Beery, If .. 2 0 W 0 Mclntosh, cf 1 0 0 0 Feasel, ss 2 1 0 1 Kauffman, lb ... 3 0 2 2 Landrum, p 3 0 10 Conrad, c 3 0 10 Kohne. 2b 2 0 0 0 Martin. 3b 10 0 0 Cowan, rs 10 0 1 Omlor. rs 10 0 0 TOTALS 22 1 5 4 Score by Innings: Indians 322 001 — 8

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Tigers 000 001 —1 Runs Batted In — Townsend. Kohne, Landrum. Two-Base Hits — Schrock, McGill, Landrupi. ThreeBase Hit — Townsend, bases On Balls — Cowan 4. Landrum 3. Hit By Pitcher — By Landrum (S. Blythe. Knavel). Strikeouts — Cowan 12. Landrum 6. Winner — Cowan. Loser — Landrum. Umpires —Gehrig, Lord. SECOND GAME Red Sox AB R H E Grabill, c 4 110 Baker, 2b 3 111 Ru. Kleinknight, 3b .. 3 0 1 0 Ro. Kleinknight, lb .. 4 0 11 Fell, ct : 4 3 3 0 Kohne. ss 3 2 0 0 Custer, rs : . 2 2 10 Werst. p, 3b2 2 10 Davidson. If 1 0 ,0 0 Rowland. If 2 110 TOTALS 28 12 10 2 White Sox AB R H E Egley, rs 10 0 0 Odle, 3b 2 10 2 M. Elliott, cf 10 0 0 Raudebusb, lb 3 10 0 Ahr, If 3 0 10 Gay. c —l2 0 0 Minch. 2b I 0 0 2 Callow. 2b 110 1 Baker, ss ... 110 1 Nelson, ss... 10 0 1 J. Elliott, p 3 0 2 1 Fravel, rs. 3b 110 0 Sexton, rs .. 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 7 3 8 Score by Innings: Red Soxo4l 16 — 12 White SOX 042 10 —7 Runs Batted In — Ro. Kleinknight. Fell 2. Kohne, Werst, Rowland, J. Elliott 2. TwoBan Hits — Grabill, Werst. J. Elliott. Three-Base Hits — Fell 2. Bases On Balls — Kleinknight 8. Elliott 3. Hit By Pitcher — By Kleinknight (Baker). Strikeouts — Kleinknight 6. Werst 4, Elliott 5. Hits Off — Kleinknight 0 in 3. Werst 3 in 2. Winner — Werst. Loser — Elliott. Umpires — Lord, Gehrig.

MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE MV • W. L. Pct. G.B. Milwaukee ... 31 22 .585 — Cincinnati .— 32 25 .561 1 Brooklyn 31 25 .554 1% Pittsburgh ... 30 26 .536 2% St. Louis 32 28 .533 2% Chicago 22 31 .415 9 New York .... 23 33 .411 9% Philadelphia .. 23 34 .404 10 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 0. Milwaukee 3, New York 1. Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1. Chicago at Pittsburgh, postponed, light failure. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. New York .... 40 21 .656 Chicago 33 22 .600 4 Cleveland .... 32 27 .542 7 Boston 30 29 .508 9 Baltimore .... 29 33 .468 11% Detroit 27' 32 .458 12 Washington .. 26 40 .394 16% Kansas City .. 24 37 .393 16 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Chicago 5, New York 4 (12 innings). Cleveland 4. Washington 0. Baltimore 3, Detroit 2 (11 innings) Boston 6, Kansas City 3. If yon have something to sen o> -ooms for rent, try a Democra Want Ad. It urines results Des Moines—Alfalfa roots often extend into the ground as much as 15 feet. - —■—-

Braves Score Seventh Win In Rew Friday By MILTON RICHMAN (United Press Sports Writer) Fred Haney, still undefeated as manager of Milwaukee. Is sitting on top of both the world and the National league but he climbed down long enough to proclaim he is “no miracle man.” “I’d like to say I'm a miracle man.” said the smiling, jubilant Haney Friday night after the Brayes won the seventh straight game under his managership by beating the Giants. 3-1, “But let's (ace it. I’m not. “These guys are doing it.” he said, gesturing toward his players whooping it up in the clubhouse. “They’re playing good ball and we’re getting good pitching.” Haney got a whale of a pitching job out of Ray Crone Friday night as the 24-year old righthander scattered seven hits for his seventh victory. The Braves gave him all the margin he needed to beat Ruben Gomez when Bill Bruton and Eddie Mathews smashed back-to-back homers in the third inning. Crone singled home Milwaukee s final run in the fourth. The victory kept the Brayes a fall game ahead of the Cincinnati Redlegs, who took over second place with a 6-0 victory over 1 the Brooklyn Dodgers. “ Unbeaten Brooks Lawrence, the ace of Cincinnati’s pitching staff, racked up his ninth straight victory while limiting the Dodgers to two hits, - The only hits off Lawrence were Carl Furilo’s single in the fifth and Jackie Robinson’s double with two out in the hmth. Catcher Ed Bailey drove in three Redleg runs with two homers while rookie Frank Robinson hit his 14th homer off loser Sal Maglie. Robin Roberts of the Phillies pitched a five-hitter for his seventh victory in defeating the Cardinals. 2-1, with the aid of Del Ennis’ 12th homer. The defeat dropped the Cards to fifth place, as power failure caused the game between the Cubs and the Pirates at Pittsburgh to be called in the fourth inning with Chicago leading, 2-0. With the Cubs at bat in the fourth, all 10 light standards went out, leaving the field in total darkness. The game was delayed for e.n hour and 15 minutes before it was officially called. None of the records count and the entire game will be replayed at a later date.

The White Sox cut the Yankees’ lead in the American League to tour games by be&ting the Bronx Bombers, 5-4, on Sammy Esposito’s single with the bases full in the 12th inning. Esposito also came through with a pinch double in the 11th to drive in two runs and tie the score after the Yankees had scored two runs in the top of the frame. Dick Donovan, the White Sox starter, held New York hitless for 7% innings betor eßilly Bartin doubled to drive In the first Yankee run. Sandy Consuegra relieved Donovan In the 12th and gained credit tor the victory. Rip Coleman was the loser although the . winning blow tame off Tom Morgan. It was the Yanks first loss in eight games. Mike Garcia scored his second straight shutout over Washington and pitched Cleveland to its fourth straight victory. 4-0. Garcia gave up only five in gaining his fifth triumph. Cleveland scored all its runs in the third inning as an error by third baseman Ed Yost paved the way for three uh-, t amed runs. Baltimore reliever George Zuveearned his fourth victory after coming to Bill Wight’s aid in the ninth inning. Two thro wing errors., by. Wayne Belardi and Jack Phillips in the 11th helped set the stage for Walt Masterson's first defeat. , Ted Williams hit his first home run of the season in Boston's 6-3 victory over Kansas City. Williams homered off loser Art Ditmar with one on in the first inning and Don Buddin also homered for the Red Sox in the ninth Billy Klaus, seventh inning single drove in what proved to be the deciding run. Frank Sullivan registered his seventh victory against three losses.

MINOR * AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. G.B. Denver 43 24 .642 — St. Paul 33 29 .532 7% Indianapolis -- 33 30 .524 8 Minneapolis „ 34 31 .523 ' 8 Omaha ——— 33 36 .478 11 Louisville 30 33 ..*76 11 Wichita 28 36 .438 13% Charleston 25 40 .385 17 FRIDAY’S RESULTS ' Omaha 7, Louisville 2. Wichita 5, Minneapolis 2. St. Paul at Indianapolis, rain. Denver at Charleston, rain.

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l*Jf :IX X..CW ABOVE ARE SIX Decatur men with part of their catch while on a recent fishing trip to the narrows at Kenora, Ontario, Canada. The party caught its full limit in lake trout, walleyes and Northern pike. The largest Northern weighed 23 pounds, and was 41 inches long, the largest trout weighed 18 pounds and was 36 inches long. Left to right are—Clarence Bultemeier, Al Rickord, Tony Teeple, John Alberding. Fanny Franz, Jake Keller. »

> BiUy Casper Leads Philadelphia Open ■ PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Stocky ’ Billy Casper Jr., of Chula Vista. , Calif., self-confident and self-satis- ' fied. led a reduced field of 91 professionals and five amateurs to- ' day into the third round of the ' £IO.OOO Philadelphia Daily News t open invitational golf tournament. Casper, with a card of 66-67-133 for the first half of the 72- , hole tourney at the Cobbs Creek . Golf Course, held a two stroke _• lea’d over his nearest, rivals. Dick I Mayer, St. Petersburg. Fla.; Mike Fetchick, Mahopac. N. Y., and Bud > Hoischer, Apple Valley. Calif., all . bunched in second place with 1355. ( PGA officials cut 26 players . from the 122 who finished the seei ond day of play with a ruling that only those with cards of 153 or i under could continue. On Sun!ay. : the field will be cut to 60 for the • final There originally were • 136 entrants in the tournament. Behind Mayer, Fetchick and i Holcher was Jay Herbert of Sani ford, Fla., with a 136. and Gay Brewer Jr., Cincinnati: Al Besselink, Grossinger’s N.Y.’; Charles Sifford. Philadelphia, Art Wall Jr., Pocono Manor, Pa.. and Doug Ford. Mahopac. N.Y.. all with 1375. Fred Hawkins of El Paso, Tex., who took the lead the first day with a three under par 65, came up with a 73 Friday for a 138 and a tie with Paul Harney of Bolton, Mass.

None of the pre-tournament favorites appeared to have more than an outside chance. Dr. Cary Middlecoff of Dallas. Tex., had a 143. while Jimmy Demaret, Kiamesha Lake. N. Y.. and defending champion Ted Kroll, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., both had 1425. Ed Wallace Jr., of Westmont. N.J,, led the amateurs with a 140 while defending amateur titlist Mike Divenanzio Jr., Ambler. Pa., and David Dohannon. San Mateo. Calif., followed with 1455. Rory Calhoun Wins 22nd Fight In Row NEW YORK »(UP) — Rory Calhoun, unbeaten young Negro middleweight of White Plains, N.Y., will be rewarded with a shot at second-ranking Bobby Boyd at Mafflson Square Garden in Augiist because of his 22nd straight Friday night in the Garden. Calhoun, 21, scored a technical kayo over Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at 2:28 of the eighth round, after flooring him three times in their nationally televised and broadcast fight. Only 1,500 attended. Mike Beery Wins Tourney For Boys Mike Beery, with a score of 371, on a 72-hole medal play tourney for boys under 16, played at the Decatur Golf club during the past four days. Beery's consistent round of 91-94-92- gave him a big margin over bis nearest competitor, Jerry Scheiman, who finished with 393. Steve Edwards was third with 401, followed by Jack Dailey with 406. Two niatch-play tourneys will be held in July. The first will be a league affair restricted to boys who have established averages in league play. The second will be open to all boys under 16.’ State-owned nurseries in Wisconsin have distributed 23,000,000 trees for planting in the past year. One-fifth of the passenger cars produced today are painted black. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Joe Campbell Wins State Junior Meet LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UP)—Pintsized Joe Campbell toyed with par Friday to win his second straight Indiana junior £olf tourney with ease. Campbell, a varsity basketball player for Purdue University last season and winner of nearly every golf tourney he entered in 1955, defeated Ron Royer of Crawfordsville 6 and 5 in the title match. The 20 - year -old Anderson lad. dodging a thunderstorm which held up the match for half an hour or more, displayed the same Brilliant shooting in the pressure match that he showed all week in registering a medal score 19 under par for the 142 holes he played. In the final tour of the Purdue South Course here. the whitehaired golfing demon was 5 under for 31 holes. It was simply too much topflight golf for Royer, who at 17 is just getting started on the tourney trail. Royer, top man on the Crawfordsville High School squad which won the state prep title a few weeks ago, blasted his way into the championship match with clever shooting. But he was no match for the veteran Campbell, who left Immediately after their links tour to defend his national collegiate championship at Columbus, Ohio, next week.

On the morning i». Campbel] was four below par with a 67 and led 4-Up. A barrage of birdies after the 11th hole, when they were even, shattered Royer’s morale. Campbell birdied the 14th, 16th and 18th. . Campbell was 2 under for the front nine iff the afternoon. He led 7-til> after 27 holes. They halved the first two on the last nine. Royer took the 30th with a par 4 when Campbell overshot the green. The match ended on the 31st which they halved with par threes. , Tigers To Practice Monday Afternoon The Tigers of the Little League will hold a practice session at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon at Stratton Place. Ail team members are .jecpiMted. to be present. . Trade In a Good Town — Decatur.

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