Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 27 June 1959 — Page 6

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Yanks, Tigers Win Friday In Little league Fine pitching marked the Little League double header at Worth- ■> man field Friday night, with the front-running Yankees remaining undefeated, and the second-place Tigers staying close on the leaders’ heels. The Yankees scored their sixth win in a row by blanking the Red Sox, 2-0, in the opener, and the Tigers ran roughshod over the White Sox in the nightcap, 16-1. Bob Mies limited the Red Sox to two bits in the first game, singles in each of the first two innings, walked only two batters and fanned 10. Pat Werst, although touched for eight hits, was tough in the' clutches for the Red Sox. The game’s only runs scored in the fourth on a double by Tom Hakes, singles by Dave Baughn and Alan Sprunger, and an error. The nightcap was called after four innings under the league’s runs-ahead rule with the Tigers leading, 16-1. The winners had only four hits, but White Sox pitchers walked 14 batters, hit two and had seven errors committed behind them. ~ \ Tom Lose held the White Sox scoreless through the four innings the game went, the lone run scoring on three walks and a fielder’s choice. Double headers are scheduled Tuesday and Friday of next week. Tuesday, the Senators meet the Indians at 6:30 p.m., followed by the Yankees and ligers in a first place battle. Friday night, the Senators meet the White Sox at 6:30, followed by the Indians and Red Sox. RED SOX AB R H E Mankey, ss 3 0 0 1 Meyers, 3b 3 0 0 0 Werst, ft— 2 0 1 0 ’ Baker, > ——. 3 0 0 0 Berger, If — — 3 0 10 Sheets, rs — 10 0 0 Bowman, cf i— 2 0 0 0 , Pierce. 2b .... 1 0 0 0 Davidson, c 2 0 0 0 Totals 20 0 2 1 YANKEES AB R H E Sprunger, 2b 3 0 2 0

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Baseball Schedule Federation Leagne Sunday Klenks vs W. & W. Concrete (Worthman, 2 p.m.) Anspaugh 3 0 2 0 Ladd, c 3 0 1 0 Mies, p 3 -0 0 0 Reynolds, ss 3(7 0 0 1 Hakes, cf 3 12 0 Smith, lb r.— 2 0 0 0 : Spaulding, rf—.2 10 0 Eichenauer, rs 0 0 Q 0 Meyer, If 1 0 0 0 Baughn, If 10 10 Totals $4 2 8 1 Score by innings: z ,< Red Sox 000 000—0 Yankees 000 20x—2 Run batted in—Sprunger. Twobase hits — Sprunger, Anspaugh, Hakes. Sacrifice — Sheets. Bases on balls—Mies 2, Werst 1. Strikeouts—Mies 10, Werst 6. Winner — Mies. Loser—Werst. Umpires — , Schultz Lord. WHITE SOX AB R HE Green. 2b -.--- 2 0 0 1 Ray, lb 2 0 0 0 W. Putteet, c, lb. pl 0-0 1 Egley, ss 2 1,0 0 . Finlayson. 3b, cf 1 Q 0 1 Kable, c 10 0 0 ' Kuhnle, rs 0 0 0 0 rf 0 0 0 3 Gage, cf, rs 2 0 0 0 D. Putteet, 3b - 10 0 1 Conrad. If \... 0 0 0 0 Hess. If ... -.- 0 0 0 0 Summers, If 0 0 0 0 Totals —.l2 1 0 7 TIGERS AB RS> H E J. Lose. 3b 3*2 1 0 B. BoMi«geMb 2 31 0 Timmerman, 2b .... 4 2 11 Omlor. c -13 0 0 Houk, ss -1 2 0 0 Kreischer, If 2 0 0 0 Halikowski, rs 10 0 0 Hain, rs ------- 0 1 0 0 Burger, If 0 10 0 Brown, cf 2 110 T. Lose, p 1 1 0 1 1 Totals..-17 16 4 2 Score by innings: White 1 Sox — QOO 1— 1 Tigers 4)74 5—16 Runs batted in-J. Lose,.Zimmerman 2. Houk. Burger. Two-base hit—J. Lose. Bases on balls — T. Lose 3. Putteet 7, Summers 7. Hit by pitcher=Houk' (by Putteet). Halikowski (by Summers). Strikeouts—T. Lose 5, Putteet 2. Hits off —Putteet 4 in 2%, Summers 0 in 1%. Winner—Lose. Loser— Putteet. Umpires—Lord, Sphultz. Klenks Plays Twin Bill Here Sunday Ferd Klenk. manager of Klenks baseball team, announced today that a double header will be played at Worthman field Sunday after•noon, with the Decatur team meeting W&W Concrete of the Federation league. Sunday’s first game will start at 1 o'clock. Club Members To Tour Dairy Farms About 1 150 Adams county 4-H dairy club members will tour three dairy farms in southern Adams county Tuesday with Lawrence Gross, fieldman for Pet Milk Co, from Garrett, as discussion leader, j The tour will start at 9 a.m. at the' Hugh David Moser farm, five miles east of Geneva on county road 116 where the discussion will center on ’■Fitting.” ® At the Eugene Caffee farm, five and one-half miles east and one and one-half, miles north of Geneva, the group will arrive at 10:30 a.m. to discuss ‘‘Feeding Dairy Calves.” At 11:30 a.m., “Showmanship” will be discussed at the Sylvan Bauman farm, three miles south of Berne. The tour will conclude with a pot luck Junch at Lehman Park in Berne. Leo Seltenright, county agent, will chaperone the group.

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Johansson In Stunning Win Friday Night NEW- YORK (.UPIL.-x Infinmar , Johansson of Sweden, who looked like Jack Dempsey and tied his ’knockdown record in winning the ■ world heavyweight championship, jis perfectly willing—even eager— I j to try it again in September if de- ' ; throned Floyd Patterson thinks it I I was a fluke. 1 j Johansson and his. handlers '■made that clear today even as’ i they celebrated his stunning third- | round technical knockout ovef Patterson at Yankee Stadium Friday night—in which handsome “Ingo” tied a Dempsey mark by scoring seven knockdowns in one . round. + • • Edwin Ahlquis't, Johansson’s ’ “advisor’* from hometown Gote- ’ borg, Sweden, said, “We want the contracted return'fight at Yankee Stadium before 80,000 people in September.' They didn’t come out to see him at the drenched stai diuni last night, but now they will 1, next time.” - ~ I i Burly Ingemar — scapegoat of ) the 1952 Olympics but now an inl terriational idol — said, “Yes, )' they’ve seen my' right hand and [ sp has Patterson.” ) Never Saw “Thunderbolt” j But Patterson actually didn't see 5 that right fist—that “Goteborg Jhunderbol” —early in he third . round when it exploded on his 1 chin as part of a left-right, onetwo punch, and dropped him to 1 ; the canvas for the first of seven ’ielectrifying trips. ■ | It was the heavy, booming right r that dropped him five times, a 1 left hboKlonce and a left-righLleft • once. ) I Handsome, dimpled, brownI haired Ingemar, at 26, became I Sweden*® first world champion in I any division when referee Ruby I Goldstein refused to count over i ’ the" h'umbea Patterson the seventh II time, but waved his hands in sig--1 nal that the fight .was ended that Johansson had won on, a techical I knockout. I The time was 2:03 of the third (round. It was unbeaten Ingemar’s 22nd straight victory and 14.th knockout. The fight, threatened with a second postponement by two hours of ' rain at the - stadium Friday night, turned the 5-1 underdog into,. the first European world heavyweight : champion in a quarter century—, sipge Italian Primo"C'arwct l a"‘tost’l . the title to Maxie Baer in 1934. Patterson’s Second Loss Patterson, with blood flowing from his nose and his eyes glazed with grogginess, suffered ond defeat and first knockout of his career of 37 fights—and Jh his fifth defense of the crown. I B-eontt , 3rt~pt J o v ides . give 24-year-bld shot at the title somewhere in the And the contract tely that' Johansirse from Friday n escrow until he fulfills the contract. Promoter Bill Rosensohn, who estimated he lost about $75,000 on Friday night’s /iard-luck bout, has

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Johansson under contract for the return Patterson fight. Slender, young Bill said today, "I haven’t decided where to put the return fight. It may take me a week or so to pick the site. Jphansson scaled 196 pounds to | Patterson’s 182. Machen Kayo Not Fluke The amazing Swede proved dynamically that his first - round knockout of previously unbeaten ! Eddie Machen the top contender, ' at Goteborg, last Sept. 14, was not \ 1 a fluke. It was that kayo by Eu1 ropean champion Johansson which < ‘ won him Friday night’s world title , ■ shot. ; Johansson’s victory climaxed the ’ greatest shame-to-glory saga in t ring history. His own countrymen ( branded him a coward after the ; 1952 Olympic boxing finals at Hel- ; sink!. Ingemar war was tossed out ’ of -the ring for running and refusing ■ ” to fight in the second round of his ’ bout with’the late Ed Sanders of ? Boston. ’ In training for Friday night's 1 ; fight, Ingemar refused to throw his right hand full strength, ”be5 cause I don't want to hurt my ' sparring partners.” Moreover, he - appeared amateurish. But. he 2 threw the right Friday night. 1 Promoter Rosensohn * had not 1 announced any official figures this ' forenoon, but he estimated the 1 crowd at 30,000 and the gate at $425 000. f No official theater-TV figures " were announced either. • Johansson was guaranteed $100,“ 1 000 against 20 per cent of the net gate—up to sso,ooo—and 20 per cent “of-’“promotional nets” from ? theater-TV, radio and mdvies. I’ ' I 5 Tiger Jones Winner >! Over Argentinian ' NE WYDRK (UPD - Ralph (Tit ger) Jones, using a clever assorti ’ ment of combinations, slashed his t way to a majority 10-round decision Friday night over slugging , - Argentine middleweight Victor : Zalazar. i The seasoned and steady-punch- ’ ing Jones, rated 10th among con- ' tenders, drew the approval of both 1 judges. The referee called the bout a draw. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Eastern Division - G.B. I Minneapolis —4B 27 .640 — | Louisville 45 32 .584 4 Indianapolis —47, 36 .566 5 ■|St. Paul 37 42 . .468 13 ; Charleston-. Western Division W. L. Pct. G.B. Fort Worth —39 40 .494 — Dallas— 37 ,39 % Omaha 35 42 r^j455_,..3 a “ Denver —33 43 -.434 4% ■ Houston ...- 33 46 .418 *6 Friday’s Results Indianapolis 11-7, Charleston 5-8. . Houston 7-4, Denver 1-7, t Omaha 11, Louisville 6. > Dallas 8, St. Paul 1. > - lyi.inneapolis at Fort Worth, 2, post- : I poned, rain. .

major! NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Milwaukee .... 41 29 .586 — San Francisco .40 32 .556 2 Los Angeles .. 41 33 .554 2 Pittsburgh 38 35 .521 4*4 Chicago 35 35 .500 6 Cincinnati 32 38 .457 9 'St. Louis 31 38 .449 9% Philadelphia ... 25 43 .403 15 Friday’s Results Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 6 (10 innings). Milwaukee 11, Chicago 1. San Francisco 8, Philadelphia 0. Los Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 5. Today’s Games St. Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago at Milwaukee. Philadelphia at San Francisco. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night). Sunday’s Games St. Loyis’at Cincinnati (2). Chicago at Milwaukee. Pittsbnrgh at Los Angeles. Philadelphia at San Francisco. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Cleveland 37 29 .561 — Baltimore 38 32 .543 1 Chicago ." 36 32 .529 2 N£w York .... 36 32 . 529 2 Detroit 35 35 .500 3 Washington .... 31 38 .449 7% Boston 30 37 . 448 Kansas City .. 29 37’ .439 8 Friday’s Results Baltimore 12-4, Detroit 7-1. Cleveland 11, Boston 5. New York 8, Chicago Washington 8 Kansas G»y 4. Today’s Games New York at Chicago.

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