Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1958 — Page 6

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Jimmy Bryan Leads Contingent To Italy INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — National champion and 1958 Indianapolis “500” winner Jimmy Bryan will lead a 10-man contingent of Amercian race drivers who will compete in the second “500-Miles of Monza” auto race in Italy June 29. IN JUST 15 MINUTES ~ " IF YOU HAVE TO SCRATCH YOUR ITCH- ' our ls<- bn<*k nt nn> <lrnK' More. *ppl> IT< H-HR-ioT. It tlrntlenx jour lt<'h nnd Tinritlnv In mlnntrxi kill" uerniH. I'nnul on coiitnrt. Wonderful for ri'r.rnin. foot itch, rlnnvtorni. Innei-t liltrx, xurfm-r rnwhcoi. loilny nt Kohne l)rti< Store.

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Duane Carter, director of competition for the United States Auto Club, announced the team. In addition, Carter said two roadsters would be shipped to Monza for use by two French road-racing aces, Jean Behra and Maurice Trintignant. One of the cars is the same one Bryan drove to victory in last year’s Monza event. A car in which Argentine world champion Juan Fangio passed his driver's test at the Indianapolis Speedway last month also will be shipped to Italy, according to Carter. Speculation was that Fangio would pilot the racer in the European version of the Speedway “500.” In addition to Bryan, who will drive the same car in which he won the Speedway Memoria Day classic, other drivers named were

Johnny Thomson, Jim Rathmann, Ray Crawford. Troy Ruttman, Bob Veith, Eddie Sachs. Rodger Ward, Don Freeland and Jimmy Reece. The drivers will fly to Monza June 23 from New York. Meanwhile, George Salih, awner and chief mechanic of the car in which Bryan roared to victory in the “500" here last Friday, said the Arizona cowboy will make no attempt to defend his national driving title. Bryan has won the championship three out of the last four years, but Salih said there is “not much percentage” in him trying to win more money. He said Bryan would not compete in championship dirt track races but might run in the 200-miler at Mi - waukee in August.

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Dodgers Apparently Win Stadium Vote LOS ANGELES UPD- Walter OMalley, abviously delighted that his almost orphaned Dodgers apparently have found a permanent home, outlined his plans today for the start of work July 6 on a new 12 million dollar stadium in Chavez Ravine. While all the votes still had not been counted in Tuesday's referendum election, the proposal giving the Dodgers land in Chavez Ravine for a new baseball park seemingly was approved. The’ referendum favored the Dodgers and their stadium by more than 16,000 votes when the tabulators recessed Wednesday night. There were predictions the margin would increase to some 25.000 votes. While there were still legal stumbling blocks — including a pending taxpayer’s suit—O’Malley was ready to go ahead with plans for immediate construction of the 52,000 seat stadium so the Dodgers can play there by July of neirt year. The taxpayer’s suit was filed bv Atty. Phil Silver on behalf of Louis Kirschbaum, a private citizen, and a temporary order still restrains the city from • official transfer of the land to the Dodgers. While city attorneys watched the progress of the suit action and prepared a legal counterattack, there was still the prospect of delaying action on the part of

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contract opponents. The Dodgers and city officials, thus, anticipated a possible extended fight, but regarded the referendum triumph as the key to locating the ball club in Chavez Ravine. Mime /eaau£se£u£fo American Association W. L Pct. G.B. Denver 31 17 .646 — Charleston .... 30 19 .612 IVt Minneapolis 29 22 .569 314 Omaha 25 26 . 490 714 Wichita 24 27 .471 814 Indianapolis 23 26 .469 814 St. Paul 24 29 .453 914 Louisville 16 36 .308 17 Wednesday's Results Minneapolis 5, Wichita 2. Indianapolis 5, St. Paul 4 (10 inning. ) Denver 3, Louisville 2. Charleston 5, Omaha 0. Phillies Shortstop Is Fined, Suspended CHICAGO (UPD - Chico Fernandez of the Philadelphia Phillies was fined SSO and suspended for two days Wednesday because of an altercation with umpire Augie Donatelli in a game with the Chicago Cubs Tuesday. National League President Warren Giles levelled the punishment because the shortstop shoved Donatelli after protesting a decision at first base.

Indiana All-Star ■J. Team Is Completed INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—The 10man roster of the Indiana high school basketball “All Star” team which will meet Kentucky in a , home-and-home series later this month was completed today with the addition of Tim McGinley of Indianapolis Scecina. Bob McCracken of Spring Valley and Jerry Bass of Morristown were chosen by the game, committee as alternates. The two prep “All-Star” teams wlil dash here June 21 and will play a return engagement at Louisville June 28. Practice begins June 14 under the watchful eye of coach Angus Nicoson of Indiana Central. The squad will assemble here Saturday to begin preparations for the series. Other squad members named previously were Mike McCoy and Carl Stavreti of state champion Fort Wayne South; Charlie Hall, Terre Haute Gerstmeyer; Edgar Searcy, Indianapolis Attucks; Terry Dischinjler, Tere Haute Garfield; Darrell McQuitty, Elwood; Dick Haslam, Crawsfordsville; Norm Delph, Anderson, and Bill Johnson, Jeffersonville. Brother Act SYRACUSE, N. Y. — ffl — Brothers Lou and Fred Mautino of Reading, Pa., both injured their right wrists while playing football last fall at Syracuse University. Recently each brother broke his right wrist.

Trap Shoot Planned Sunday Afternoon There, will be merchandise trap shoot Sunday at the St. Mary’s and Blue Creek conservation club located one and one half miles west of Willshire, Ohio, on highway 124. Indians To Practice Saturday Evening The Little League Indians will practice Saturday evening at 6:30 o’clock on their regular diamond. State Convention Os Lions Opens Friday FRENCH LICK, Ind. (UPD — The annual state convention of Indiana Lions club members will be held Friday through Sunday. The program includes a parade and talks by Dr. Earl L. Butz, Purdue University agricultural school dean, and Dr. Andrew Holt, vice president of the University of Tennessee. Holiday Injuries Fatal To Driver GRAY, Ind. (UPDCharles L. O’Connor, 44, Hobart. died Wednesday in Gary Methodist Hospital from injuries sustained on Memorial Day when his car hit a tree as he turned from Ind. ! 51 into a Hobart street. O'Connor was believed little hurt at the ; time. His death was Lake County’s 35th in traffic this year.

THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958

Major League Leaders National League Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pct. Musial, St. L. 40 151 24 66 .437 Mays. San F. 47 193 44 80 .415 Ashburn, Phil. 43 161 29 57 .354 Spencer, S. F. 47 190 34 64 .337 Crowe, Cin. 32 101 10 34 .337 American League Nieman, Bait. 34 109 16 40 .367 McDgld, N.Y. 38 140 24 48 .343 Ward. Cleve. 37 105 14 36 .343 Kuenn, Det. 44 167 25 57 .341 Fox, Chicago 42 171 21 57 .333 Home Runs National League— Banks, Cubs 16; Walls, Cubs 14; Thomas, Pirates 14; Cepeda, Giants 13; Mays, Giants 13. Amercian League— Cerv, Athletics *ls; Jensen. Red Sox 10; Sieers. Senators 9; Gernert, Red Sox 9; Triandos, Orioles 9. Runs Batted In National, League— Banks. Cubs 47; Thomas. Pirates 43; Mays, Giants 39; Cepeda, Giants 37; Spencer, Giants 36. Amercian League— Cerv, Athletics 45; Jensen, Red Sox 33; Gernert, Red Sox 32, Sievers. Senators 28; Lemon, Senators 25; Vernon, Indians 25. Pitching National League — McMahon Braves 5-0; Spahn, Braves 8-1 Purkey, Redlegs 6-1; Grissom, ! Giants 4-1; McCormick, Giants 4-1. i American League-Turley, YanShantz, Yankees 4-1; Kucks, Yankees 8-1; Garver. Athletics 7-1; kees 4-1; Ford. Yankees 6-2. Trade in a good town — Decatur