Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1958 — Page 6

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Purdue Drills Under Lights For Rice Tilt United Press International Purdue’s Boilermakers practiced under the lights Wednesday night in preparation for Saturday night’s inter-sectional battle against Rice at Houston, Tex. Quarterback Bob Spoo was withheld from contact due to a rib injury and Ross Fichtner, Wayne Jones and Bernie Allen alternated as signal callers. Ohio State: The Buckeyes of Ohio State, defending Big Ten champions, looked sharp in a rugged offensive and defensive drill Wed.n esd ay, and Coach Woody Hayes said he was pleased with quarterback Jerry Fields, who is replacing injured Frank Kremblas. Tackle Birtho Arnold suffered a pulled neck muscle in the workout, but was expected to ibe ready Saturday. Indiana: Coach Phil Dickens of Indiana sept his squad through a defensive scrimmage emphasizing pass and punt protection. Dickeas said he was pleased with Bob Corrigan's showing in the tackle slot. I Iowa: The lowa Hawkeyes eased) off with a light contact drill in) preparing for their game against the Air Force Academy. Coach Forest Evashevski continued shut-j tling his first and second teams. ) Minnesota: Defense occupied j the Minnesota football team and I Coach Murray Warmath made a I number of lineup changes, includ-) ing elevating Mike Wright to starting left tackle. No major injuries were reported. Northwestern: Coach Ara Parseghian put the Northwestern gridders through a rough defensive scrimmage with the first and second teams pitted against the reserves. End Paul Yanke, an injured sophomore, returned to duty. Illinois: The Illinois football ) team staged its last hard workout l prior to its game at Duke Saturday. Coach Ray Eliot tested the varsity against the reserves using) Duke offensive plays. Michigan: Michigan’s reserve) quarterback Stan Noskin contin-l lued to be troubled with a throat ailment and was sent to a student ' clinic for a checkup. The Waiver-1

ines open their Big Ten campaign Saturday against Michigan State. Michigan State: Coach Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State made two backfield changes for Wednesday’s workout. Greg Montgomery relieved Mike Panitch at quarterback, and sophomore Al Luplow replaced Dean Look at left half. Notre Dame: Non - conference Notre Dame concentrated on punt and kickoff returns and wound up with a dummy scrimmage in preparation for Saturday’s game with Southern Methodist. Injured center Bob Scholtz rejoined the squad, but was considered a doubtful starter Saturday. Fred Haney Shooting For Quick Knockout MILWAUKEE (UPD — Fred Haney, having won his first bout with the second-guessers, is now shooting for • a quick knockout that would make him the second manager in history ever to gain a clean sweep over the Yankees in a World Series. Milwaukee players think four-in-a row is quite possible for them. And the usually cautious Haney, long famous for his close-to-the-vest statemehts, even- hinted at a possible sweep,- which only John I McGraw of the Giants previously i achieved against the Yanks in the j 1922 Series. j ‘,‘You can’t win ’em all unless you win that first game,” Haney [bubbled after Warren Spahn huriled the Braves to a 10-inning 4-3 i triumph in Wednesday's opener. Haney laughingly commented to I dressing room visitdr Leo Durocher that “maybe I’m getting a little chesty,” but he had a logical reason. When Haney first announced Spahn would be his opening day starter, some critics felt he was making the wrong move by not nominating Yankee - killer Lew Burdette instead. One other major league manager even said. “Haney is crazy if he goes with anyone else but Burdette in the opener.” The little Milwaukee skipper ignored such criticsm in the same way a he has remained oblivious Ito those who keep claiming he I bunts too much. “I know what they're all worried about,” he said, referring to the nomination of Spahn in the )opener. “They think that I’d have) i a better chance of getting three I 'starts out of Burdette if I picked, 1 I him to work the opener. “They must have awful short! memories. Don’t they remember; that Burdette was my second-) game pitcher last year, too? And |he still managed to start three) games.” . I Now with Spahn a winner already, Haney is in the driver’s seat more than ever. Whereas he lost the opener last year, he’s now one up and Burdeete is primed and ready. Bumper Crop LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—(UPD— Sticker attached to the rear bumper of a sports car in Little Rock: ’’Help Stamp Out Bumper Stickers.” Trade in a good town — Decatut | OECATIIR/faMßfll FRI7 & SAT. The Year’s Biggest Blockbuster — In Color! “RAINTREE COUNTY” With ELIZABETH TAYLOR Montgomery Clift, Huge Cast Low Prices — Only 50c —o —o>— | Sun. — “Teen Age Cavemen” & “Ho.w to Make a Monster”

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Bruton's Hit Wins For Spahn In Winnings MILWAUKEE (UPD—Outfielder Billy Bruton, still bothered by the bad knee that kept him out of last year’s World Series, teamed up with veteran Warren Spahn to give the Milwaukee Braves a 4-3, 10-inning victory in the first game of this year’s classic. Bruton singled sharply to right center' to score Joe Adcock with the kun that gave the Braves a victory before 46,367 fans. It was the third hit in that inning off the speed-balling Ryne i Duren, who was called to the ) rescue of the Yankees’ star southpaw. Whitey Ford, in the eighth. Adcock got the Braves started with one out in the 10th With a single to right. Duren got Wes Covington to fly out but Del Crandall singled through the middle sending Adcock to second. Then up came Bruton, who didn't get into the game until the ninth when he batted for Andy Pafko and fanned. The slender outfielder fouled off one pitch, took a ball, then connected with a Duren fast ball for his winning hit. Duren also was on the mound when the Braves behind 3-2, tied the game in the eighth. Ford was lifted after Eddie Mathews walked and Hank Aaron doubled with none ’Out. Dur e n struck out Adcock on five pitches. Manager Casey Stengel went to the mound and after a brief chat it was decided to pitch to the) lefthanded hitting Covington. Duren got two strikes past him before Covington hit a high fly to Mickey Mantle that enabled Mathews to score after the catch. The Yankees got the lead first) in the fourth inning when Bill Skowron homered. Milwaukee came right back ini the bottom of the fourth. With two : out and Aaron on second because) of a w’alk and passed ball, Cran-1 dall singled to score Aaron. Pafko I I drove one through the middle for ’ another safety and Spahn did) likewise to score Crandall and put) the Braves ahead. 2-1. Hank Bauer, who extended his) hitting streak to 15 games with two hits, homered after Ford’s | i walk in the fifth to put New York I in front, 3-2. But then the Braves’ i eighth and finally that decisive ) 10th. ) Series Facts MILWAUKEE, Wls. (UPD — I Facts and figures on the 1958 ) World Series: Opponents —Milwaukee Braves, . National League champions, vs )New York Yankees, American I League champions. Winner—First team to win four games. 1 Results to date—lst gamp: Milwaukee 4, New York 3 (10 innings). Remaining games and sites—2nd game. County Stadium, Milwaukee, Oct. 2; 3rd, 4th and sth (if necessary), Yankee Stadium, New York. Oct. 4,5, 6: 6th and 7th (if necessary), County Stadium, Oct. 8, 9. Starting times — Milwaukee games start at 3 p. m.. e.d.t.; New York games start at 1 p.m., e.d.t., except Oct 5 game which , starts at 2 p m., e.d.t. Series favorite—Milwaukee, 6-5. Second game favorite—Milwaukee, 11-10. Second game pitchers—Milwaukee. Lew Burdette (20-10); New York. Bob Turley (21-7). Weather forecast — Increasing cloudiness with possible showers in the afternoon. Slightly warmer with high temperature in low 60s. Rival managers — Milwaukee, Fred Haney; New York, Casey Stengel. Umpires—Al Barlick, Tom Gorman and Bill Jackowski, National League; Charley Berry, John Fla-, herty and Frank Umont, AmeriL can League. i Radio and television—Via NBC radio-TV networks (TV announcers: Mel Allen and Curt Gow’dy; radio announcers, Earl Gillespie ( and Bob Wolff).

| Today's Sport Parade j (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International MILWAUKEE 1UPI) — Fraley’s Follies and the weekend football “winners” — along with a few reflections on the World Series: Game Os The Week Michigan State over Michigan— This is one of those backyard brawls which can go two days from the jhck but the odds bookmakers are quoting look a bit too much from here. The East Army over Penn State — Like Ryne Duren’s fast ball. Princeton over Columbia— Gene Conley’s flannels remind me of the sack dress. Syracuse over Holy Cross—Close as the bean balls you’ll see. Also: Brown over Yale. Cornell over Harvard, Dartmouth over Penn, Navy over Boston U., Boston College over Villanova, Rutgers over Colgate. The Midwest Ohio State over Washington— Spahn says publicly he didn't calL Stengel a “clown.” Pitt over Minnesota — It was an “off the record” talk. Indiana over West Virginia— He didn’t want to hurt Emmett Kelly’s feelings. Also? lowa over Air Force, Northwestern over Stanford, Wisconsin over Marquette, Nebraska over lowa State, Colorado over Kansas and Houston over Cincinnati. The West California over Washington State —The blueplate special. Oregon State over UCLA — The Yanks are baseball’s biggest tippers. Southern Cal over North Carolina— Ballplayers dote on steaks. I Also: Arizona State over West

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Texas State, Montana over New Mexico, Utah over Idaho 2nd Wyoming over Denver. The South Illinois over Duke — The Yanks still think Burdette uses a saliva speedball. Mississippi State over Tennessee —Milwaukee fins don’t think the Yanks have a prayer. Georgia Tech over Tulane — I got to think different. Auburn over Chattanooga, North Carolina State over Virginia, Georgia over South VPI .over William and Mary: Clemson over Maryland, Vanderbilt over Alabama, Wake Forest over Florida State and LSU over Hardin Simmons. The Southwest Oklahoma over Oregon—There’s more talk here about fishing and hunting than baseball. Notre Dame over SMU — The players generally prefer fishing. Purdue over Rice — But most of them just want to “loaf." Also: Miami over Baylor. Missouri over Texas Aggies, Mississippi over Trinity, Texas over Texas Tech, TCU over Arkansas, 1 Tulsa over Arizona and Oklahoma State over Wichita. The Pros Colts over Bears, Redskins over Cards; Browns over Steelers; Lions over Packers; Forty - Niners over Rams; Giants over Eagles. $125 Distribution To Schools From IHSAA The Indiana high school athletic association has distributed checks for $125 each to all member schools as a special return from IHSAA receipts during the past year, mostly from the state basketball tourneys. Hugh J. Andrews, Decatur high school principal, received Decatur’s check Wednesday.

Since 1932, the IHSAA has sent $738 to each member school in regular distributions, and $1,089 in specials, for a total of $1,827 to each member. The total returned to all schools is $1,449,089.25. McClenahan Winner Os Legion Tourney Bob McClenahan won the Legion golf tournament trophy Sunday with a 75, it was announced today. A party followed the annual golf tourney, and the following additional winners were named: Bob Helm (closest to pin No. 4), head covers; Bill Tutewiler, closest to pin No. 7, head covers; Tom Haubold, Ist bogie, electric putt; Johnnie Baumann, low net, head covers; Tom Coffee, highest gross, two golf balls: Kenny Gaunt, second low gross, one ball and cap; Dwight Little, second low net, one ball and cap; Jim Eichhorn, third low gross, one ball and cap. Plan Archery Shoot Sunday Afternoon The Limberlost archery and conservation club will hold a broadhead shoot Sunday afternoon .at 1:30 o’clock at the club's outdoor range, two miles west of Decatur on 224 and ¥« mile south on the first road east of the Erie railroad crossing. This shoot, for later hunting archers, will be . shot with three marked arrows, field or target points. Trophies will be presented to the winners. Coffee, soft drinks and candy will be available. A new heavy-duty transmission for trucks has 12 speeds in one gear box controlled by one lever.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1959.

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