Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1960 — Page 7

BAIVIDAY AMUL M. Jl*

Braves Score Third Straight Victory Friday Ry FRK» DOWN VaM*d Prm taterwaUraMl That shrill efcfalto you beer to <tor to Cknrtte Drwun tocOta’ ttrat foe Mfaratatea Brave* mprera to on Ms way Charite* train" looked •uaptatoualy Hfce a Tbonervltl* Troitey ate the raaoan (tarted but tt*S roiling fast now with fores- aUaWM Victoria* that have * notedly back to the early National Lrapur running Juan Plrraro. one of foe youngar pttefam Draaaaa promised would be a key factor in the Braves’ fortunes this year, turned in one at the best games ta his career Friday night when the Braves scored a M victory over the Philadelphia Ph lilies The win left the Braves 2% »amea behind i the ftrat-ptore Pittsburgh Pirates who were rawed out in aatiPtaarro. an toegatoout- again fircbaUer over the last four years, pitched txMut ball and struck out nine ta the 18 batters he faced in a sensational tMrd-totanfo rebel I performance He left the game after pulling a muscle in hto elbow in the ninth Crandall Drives In 2 Catcher Del Crandall drove in the first two Milwaukee runs with a sacrifice fly and a homer and the Braves then overcame a 3-2 deficit in the sixth with three runs. The world champion Los Angeles Dodgers ripped the San Francisco Giants, 10-2, and the St. Louis Cardinals scored 10 runs in the eighth inning to down the Chicago Cubs,lM, in other National League games. In the American League, the Chicago While Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 3-1, creating a three-way tie for first place; the Baltimore Orioles shaded the New York Yankees, 2-1, and • the Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Athletics. 5-4. Errors by pitcher Sam Jones and first-baseman Willie McCovey paved the way for eight unearned nuns in the fifth inning as the Dodgers romped behind the eight - hit pitching at Johnny Podres. Big blow was a grand stem homer by John Roseboro. 13 Cards Bat tn Bth The Cardinals sent 13 men to sod coilocteci djfiA tuts including two doubles and a homer tn the biggest single reify of the major league season Bill White drove in three runs and Daryl Spencer knocked 4n four as the Ordinals scored their aev-

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Little League Teams Sei Practice Dates Manager* M *■ U»Be League drew dates for practice raaaton* for Mat week. which wtU deter mtaa tee bays who will piay <■» !*»• parent club and form ayatem Lawrence Beal, tongue nre*i | dent. indicated that rwtotom. would have to be made through fas office. In case of rained out dates. Starting Monday. May I: At bU-attan—4 p m Tigera, 4 p. m White Sox. Al Homestead I p m Hal Sos. Al McMHteo gpm Yankees. Tuesday a* Stretton—4 P. m Tigers; I p m Indiana At Hom< stead-4 p. m. Senator* At Mc-Millen-8 p. m White Sox | Wednesday: at Stratton—4 p. m. Tigers; I p m. Indians At Homestead—4 p. m. Red Sox Thursday: At Stratton —4 p. m> tndiani 4p. m. Senator*. At HomcUiad—4 p m White Sox. At McMillen—6 p. m. R«d Sox. Friday: At Stratton-4 p. m Tigers; 6 p m. Senators At Homestead «p. tn. Yankee*. At; McMillen—4 p. m. Red Sox. Saturday: at Stratton— 1 p. m Senators; 3 p. m. Red Sox. At Homestead —10 a. m. White Sox At McMillen—l p m. Yankees. Bowlina Scores Sportsman* League W L Pts. Bills Corner 27 * *1 Limberloet Archery .25 14 34 Brazill's Knights 24 15 32 Moose —— 23 18 31 Decatur Lumber Co. .71 18 28 Chamber of Com. —2O 18 27 K. of C 18 20 25 Uhrick Bros. Furn. .. 15 24 20 Lengerich Butchers .. 15 24 20 Hurst Cigar Store .... 6 33 6 High games: K. Mills 201, J. Meyer 208-206-203. L. Gage 203, D. Mies 235, D. Gage 211, D. Macklin 204. High series: J. Meyer 817, D. Mies 597, D. Macklin 526. H. Nash 515, T. Eyanson 512, C. Smith 531, L. Gage 518. D. Gage 567, J. Brazil! 528, D. Lengerich 516. enth win m eight games. * Omar (Turk) Lown’s four - hit •relief pitching over the last 5 1-3 Innings enabled the White Sox to win their third straight game and tie the Yankees and Tigers for first place in the AL, each with a 54 record. The White Sox broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning when Nelson Fox tripled and scored on Roy Sievers’ single and added, a clinching run in the eighth when Sievers walked and tallied on Sherman Lollar’s double. Skinny Brown pitched the Orioles to their fifth straight triumph. scattering nine Yankee hits. Gene Woodling singled home the wtariing run off rookie- BUI Short in the fourth inning. Woody Held hit two homers off Don Larsen, who suffered his ninth straight loss to Cleveland, as the Indians made it three wins in four games

Rain Delays Play In Houston Golt Meet jeOGRTON. TVfa, (VR 1 — lt‘4 MI ottem •*< a •tafor Rata • axeand otaame. but fata'* foe ease today M Mostar* «faemg*«> Armdd PatoMX rad MUJ CWMra tod the Arid for (tat ramnad time Into the aecreri round of the HMM IfoutaM Ctorate toutwre* Aa traaopactad downpour wa.lwd out Frtteßy » xtxxuid r»»d bxfore 41 wm half owr Ttamne j mem offtotato oaareltod tta» round Md Mterotad pfoy until Mood.) Juel before rata* camr. MR Venturi end Jack Ftonk Jumped to front of foe P» rh **fo *rva»| underpay 137*. About 70 player* Rntehed foe found, but oWctato Mid It wtwid have to Rtt PR played again The Woetoor Bureau said akte* were expMted to ctoer up early today and remain partly cloudy through the weak and. Aredher ex-1 tanatan at the tourney would be critical Many of the jdaycre are already Mjuraaod for tane_^ Tbe Ve«a*. Nev., TburnameM of Champ* <» open* Wednredxy Venturi, from Palo Alto. Qaltf . «hot a aix-undter-par 88 for tba; day * best round among foo*e j that finlftbod I Palmer, from Ugonter. P* . and! I Collins. wt» plays out of Crystal ( River, Fla., were to a hot battle M foto fauwl 4™* tey *l !ing to keep the teen Through 27 bole* Collins wa* i 'mne under par and Palmer was a | stroke bchtod. But with all score* their 46’* Wter the first round was still tope. Dave Ragan Jr., of Orlando. Fla . and Billy Max we 1 of OceanCalf, were close behind With' 87 * and lumped tore , back were Dave Hill of Detroit. Mich.. Mason Rudolph of Clarksville. Tenn.. George Bayer of Gkneagtofc. 111.. Fleck. Henry Ransom of St Andrews. 11l , and Don January of Dallas, all wrth 68*. Rain Washes Out Double Header Here i Rain today forced postponement I of the double beader scheduled this afternoon at Worthman field between the Decatur Yellow Jackets and Marion. slll McColly. Decatur baseball coach, said the twin bill has been rescheduled for next Saturday. Pete Whisenant Is Sold To Cleveland CLEVELAND <UPI> — Pete Whisenant. 6-foot. 2-inch, 200-pound outfielder, was purchased by the Cleveland Indians today from the Cincinnati Reds. Formerly with Milwaukee. St. Louis and Chicago, Whisenant batted .239 and hit five home runs in 36 games with the Reds last season. White Sox Stars To Get Awards Sunday CHICAGO (UPD — Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox will receive the Judge Landis Memorial Award as the American League’s most valuable player for 1959 between games of Sunday’s doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers. During fee same ceremonies. Early Wynn of the White Sox will be presented* with the Cy Young Awafd as the major leagues’ top pitcher of 1959. Major League Leaders • NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Pittsburgh 10 3 .765 — San Francisco . 9 5 .643 Milwaukee ——7 5' .583 2% Los Angeles ... 8 6 .571 2Vz St. Louis 6 6 .500 314 Philadelphia 5 9 .357 514 Cincinnati —, 4 9 .308 6 Chicago 3 9 -250 614 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Detroit ....—— 5 4 .556 New York 5 4 .556 --- Chicago —. 5 4 .556 — Baltimore 6 5 .545 — Washington „„ 5 5 .500 14 Kansas City .— 5 5 .500 14 Boston — 4 6 .400 114 Cleveland 3 5 .375 FRIDAY’S RESULTS National League St. Louis 16. Chicago 6. MUwaukee 5. Philadelphia 3. Los Angeles 10, San ed, rain. American League Baltimore 2. New York 1. Cleveland 5, Kansas City 4. Chicago 3. Detroit 1. Only games scheduled. ■ ■ ’I 1 // (* •Tyeiled TAKE IT, TAKE IT!”

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Five Schools Fail Io Make Entry Deadline INIMANAPCXJa 'UPI» — Ftea Mfoouto teltod to mate* fa* 11 r p-ft*— tar too todtan* bigb aßbral irock mret wtM<fi iwita aoctteußl warfare omA wook. |tto IMBAA anta today. It wxa tb* flret track dtoquabftenlton atore Hnmnwxta Tech I fat led to g*t to on time two yrare Iggn. offtetel* raid TTw IHRAA raid Evanavtlto Lincoln and Gary TaOaßtOfa two matar city aefomia, and Monfpattar. Monretand rata New Car Hate i failed to get toe* ontrira into far j j Aaaoctelton office by 4 pm Tbmwtay Commiaaioner L V Phillip* aaid Lincoln. Evanaville’a city champion. end Mixwelaind aent tbelr enlrir* special delivery, but they •rreved at Ireat several hour* I psM th* dendUtM'. Phillip* wa* vtelbly disappointed by the failure of foe five tchool* to mest the deadtaw "We urged foem repeatedly to I get their entries in early,” be I aaid. ”U says ao in tbe entry. 'blank*, and we »cnt out remind-! ran last week. » “I’m aorry they were late, but II believe this office did everything ft could to remind school I official* to ma* Acer entries on I time.’’ Phillip* said. Entries from Tolleston. Montpelier and New Carlisle did not arrive here until Friday mormng., Phillips raid. Tbe failure us the five to meet! 'the deadline means their athletes I arc ineligible for the state' moot i! Phillips said a re-chuck of < ntries II showed that a record 5.207 entrant* from 409 schools are eligible to compete The IHSAA originally said 414 schools were entered. Last year. 376 schools entered 4,926 athletes in the state meet. I I N MAJORS National la-ague , Player GAB R H Pct. , Mays, S.F. 14 54 13 25 .463 White, St. L. 12 49 12 20 .408 : Clmente, Pgh. 13 53 11 21 .396 : Aaron, MU. 12 50 8 19 .380 Moon. LA. 14 55 10 20 .364 • Skinner. Pgh. 13 45 12 16 .356 ■•Groat. PffK 12 48 12 17 354 • Schndnst. MU. 12 45 7 15 .333 L Musial, St. L. 12 36 8 12 .333 Logan, Mai. 12 47 5 15 .319 American League Lumpe, K.C. 10 42 418 .452 Allison, Wash. 10 41 9 18 .439 Skowrap, N.Y 9 36 5 15 .417 Woodling, Balt. 11 31 11 11 -355 Runnels, Bsn. 9 34 6 12 .353 Held, Cleve. 8 29 5 10 .345 Consolo, Wash. 10 32 7 11 .344 Chiti. K.C. 10 35 2 12 .343 ■ Buddin, Bsn. 10 38 8 -13 .343 Minoso, Chi. 9 38, S Gentile, Balt. » 5 9. -333 Runs Batted In National League — McCovey, ' Giants 18; Banks. Cubs 17; Skinner, Pirates 16; Boyer, Cards 14; Aaron, Braves 13; Robinson, Reds 13; Roseboro, Dodgers 13. American League—AUison, Senators 14; Gentile, Orioles 14; Minoso. White Sox 12; Skowron, Yan- ! kees 10; Chiti, Athletics 10; Malzone, Red Sox 9; Battey, Sena- ! tors 9 Home Runs National League—Boyer, Cards 6; McCovey, Giants 5; McMUlan, ! Reds 5; Robinson, Reds 4; Aaron. Braves 4; Skinner, Pirates 4. American League—Held, Athletics 4; Colavito, Tigers 3; Battey. Senators 3; Lemon, Senators 3; Minoso. White Sox 3; Skowron, Yankees 3. Pitching National League-Law, Pirates 3-0; Friend, Pirates 34); Pirates 2-0; MiUer, Cards 2-0; Milley. Braves 2-0; Sanford, Giants 2-0; McCormack, Giants 2-0. American League—Casale, Red Sox 2-0; Coates, Yankees 2-0; Morgan. Tigers 2-0; Herbert, Athletics 2-0. ' 2

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Tiger Jones Wins Against De Nucci IKKTtiN <UP!»- Veteran Ral|h fTlprei Jura* tab* RlMtetaw*i#«t Jo* D» Nurel of *ta> urban Newfan • "fotare world Bui thax * to tb* fotare. and staving to ‘Rte prorata or neat prav th* » Jonr* hand *d D* Nuote • bnatag toraun Frb <tay night white appraring ta 111* 4«to nwMrmalty tetovtata fight Jppra grabtrnt a i—nlmmnr 10round drala tan by know tag *U Rte trick* but hr wa* high In te* preiw for young Dr Nucci • When hr tea m* more enmbina. and how to pai r himaclf • br*« going to be a world bratrr gatd Jone* utter the bout at th, Arena "Hr has « real fighting bran Bure, he* attll a bit inexperienced. Irut he aurprlM’d tne in !fo*t first round when he *tart«-d out awfuly fast. Ixwkily. 1 wa* warmed up reel well before I, crane out of my dresitog ronpi." i De Nucci. losing only for th--third time to 24 pro fights, won • ctoee opening round but was unalilc to mulch Jone* after thet Jones hast the game Newton lad •bout out on h>s fret m the final round after De Nucci went all out for * knockout win and tired Referee Eddie Bradley and judge Joe Heirty scored it 98-85. while judge Harry French had it 99-9.1 Jones, who bus uppeared on > TV about as often aa the test pat- ! tern, wa* surprised that the mar-* j gin of victory wasn’t more. But he said a unanimous win is al- • way* satisfying.

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Ci Pappy Gain 4 H cfob rotatucted a maattag Thurtaay aftreiMm in Ute fawn* •« rwm of tba Itocatur Mgh arA — 1 MH* Nureuaei wa* 1a rharg* ta th* matatag *ad ptadg* - * wvr* ted by Jana Bwick*rd and N*ncy Hitebrecb Fifty *l* m«mbora ware present Demnoatratton* war* given by Su»an Oetertneyer and Janet Winteregg <• butter cake ««l by R‘t“ Sprnre on how ta cut out a pat* tern Mr* Ittftter then .poke on Ute art ta giving demoortraltaa* Th«- next tnraUng will be conductrd at 1 10 p m May 12 in Ute home ra room ta Decatur high whool Reporter, Karen Laigh Monroe Roo.lrrelte* Judy Yoder presided over the recent meeting of the Monroe Boo*terette* club, held at 7.20 pm. Monday at the Ad*m» Central •chota. Judy Double hd tbe American pledge and the 411 pledge wa* led by Peggy Gerber Group singing wa* under the di

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NOTICE To All Vafareno o< Wadd War I An important meeting For member* of Stephan A. Decatur Barrack* No. 1369 and all Veteran* ct W. W. I will bo held at Bioo P. M. on Wednotday at the V.F.W. Hall In Docatur. State 0* portment Commander William O. Jonev will bo our guait. Come and learn about latest l*gi»lation per lainlng Io our Qroup. Free buffet lunch after meeting No co»t or obligation. Officer* of Stephen A. Decatur Barrack*