Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 7 July 1960 — Page 7

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Musial Named To All-Stars For 17th Time CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)-Gtan Musial at the St. Louis Cardinals broke still another record today when he was named to the League All-Star squad for the'l7th time, but the Pittsburgh Pirates dominated the team with eight members. The 39-year-old Musial was breaking his own mark for the greatest number at All-Star selections. Ted Williams of Boston, who was named to the American League squad this week for the

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16th time, holds the AL mark. > Musial’s selection this time appeared » heavy sentimental choice, for the once-fabulous “man” has only a i .279 betting average with just four home runs. Alston NameS\22 The Cardinal star was among 22 pitchers and reserves named to the team by manager Waiter Alston of the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers, who will manage the squad against .the American League in the two games—at Kansas City July 11 and at New ’ York July 13. Hie eight starters for each league were picked by ballot of the major-league players, and were announced last Sunday. The Milwaukee Braves dominated that array by landing fdur starting berths, Lot the Braves received only one more place today and thus top honors went to the Pirates, as befits the leagueleading team. In addition to second baseman Bill Mazeroski and outfieldet<Bob Skinner, who were elected to start, the Pirates also received berths for pitchers Roy Face, Bob Friend and Vern Law, catcher Smokey Burgess, shortstop Dick Groat, and outfielder Bob Clemente. Braves, Cards Place Five The Braves and St. Louis Cardinals had five places each, the Dodgers four, Cincinnati and San Francisco three each, and Chicago and Philadelphia only one each. The lone Cub selected was shortstop Ernie Banks, the league’s top home run hitter with 24 who was elected to start. Passed by was outfielder Richie Ashburn, former league batting champion currently hitting .324. The squad includes 13 holdovers from last year’s squad, including Musial, Willie Mays of the Giants and Ed Mathews of the Braves, each appearing for the eighth time, and Hank Aaron of the Braves, appearing for the seventh time. Ten players will be appearing in the mid-season classics for the first time. The squad: Pitchers: Bob Buhl, Milwaukee; Elroy Face, Pittsburgh; Bob Friend, Pittsburgh; Bill Henry, Cincinnati; Larry Jackson, St. Louis; Vernon Law, Pittsburgh; Mike McCormick, San' Francisco; Lindy McDaniel, St. Louis; Johnny Podres, Los Angeles; Stan Williams, Los Angeles. Catchers: Ed Bailey, Cincinnati; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh; Del Crandall, Milwaukee. Infielders: Joe Adcock, Milwau-

National League W L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 46 28 .616 — Milwaukee 40 33 .548 514 San Francisco 39 35 .527 7 Los Angeles ... 38 37 .507 8% St. Louis 38 38 .500 9 Cincinnati 35 39 .473 11 Philadelphia 32 44 .421 15 Chicago 29 43 .403 16 American League W L Pct. GB New York 44 27 .620 — Cleveland 42 29 .592 2 Baltimore 43 34 .570 3 Chicago 40 34 .541 5% Detroit .. — 34 38 .472 10% Washington . 33 38 .465 11 Kansas City 28 45 .384 17 Boston 26 47 .356 19 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS National League Chicago 10, St. Louis 1. Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia 8, Milwaukee 5 (10 innings.) Los Angeles 10, San Francisco 0. ; American League Washington 4, Boston 0. New York 5, Baltimore 2. Chicago 7, Cleveland 5. Kansas City 6, Detroit 4. Larry Foust Signs Contract With Hawks ST. LOUIS (UPI) —Larry Foust, one of the 11 players who has scored more than 10,000 points in the National Basketball Assn., has signed his 1960-61 contract with tire St. Louis Hawks. kee; Ernie Banks, Chicago: Ken Boyer, St. Louis; Dick Groat, Pittsburgh; Norm Larker, Los Angeles; Ed Mathews, Milwaukeej Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh; Cfiarlie Neal. Los Angeles; Tony Taylor, Philadelphia; Bill White, St. Louis. Outfielders: Hank Aaron, Milwaukee; Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco; Roberto Clemente. Pittsburgh; Willie Mays, San Francisco; Stan Musial, St. Louis; Vada Pinson, Cineinnaiti; Bob Skinner. Pittsburgh. Batting practice pitchers: Ed Palmquist, Los Angeles; Joe Nuxhall, Cincinnati. Batting practice catcher: Joe Pignatano, Los Angeles. Trainer: Bill Buhler, Los Angeles.

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Red Sox, White Sox Are League Winners In today’s Morning league action, the Red Sox slaughtered toe Indians, 18-3, and toe White Sox tripped the Yankees, 13-7. In next Tuesday's first game the Red Sox will play tire Senators, and toe Indians will play tire Tigers in toe second game. R H E Red Sox 4 4 9 0-18 13 1 Indians .... 0 1 0 2— 3 5 6 Pierce, Patch, Hullinger and MHler; Landrum, Schultz and Myers. / RHE Yankees —1 1 2 3- 7 5 7 White Sox- 2 17 3-13 8 1 Miller, Augsburger and Beery; Fuhrman and Birch. K. C. To Install Officers Monday At the next K. of C. meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m., installation of the new officers will be held

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by CarV Braun, newly appointed district deputy. Lecturers, Ivan Hake and Norman Kohne, will prepare a free meal. Dave Terveer, grand knight, is hoping for a good attendance to start off the year right.’ V • ' Sunday, July IT, will be toe annual K. of C. picnic at Sunset park. Food and refreshments will be available after registering with Pat Costello. The picnic will start at 11 a.nL Ben Stout Teacher At Adams Central Ben Stout, who resigned at the close erf the recent term as principal of the Poplar Grove elementary school in Wells county, has been hired as English instructor at Adams Central high school in Monroe. Stout is married and has two sons. The family resides miles south of Veta Cruz in Harrison ’ fownshjp. Wells county- He seized as principal five years, and came ; to the area from the American education program in Venezuela. '

Baseball Schedule LITTLELEAGUE Thursday, 6:30 p.m.—Red Sox vs Indians, Yankees vs White Sox. Farm Teams Thursday, 8:30 a.m.—Red Sox vs Indians, Yankees vs White Sox. PONY LEAGUE Thursday—Braves kt Berne. Friday — Cardinals at Monroe, Geneva at Monmouth.

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Fairway Team In Wolf Lake Tourney The Fairway basketball team will hold a practice session at 7 o’clpck tonight at the Northward basketball court. All members are asked to be present. The Fairway will play its first game in toe Wolf Lake tourney Saturday night. Decatur got another “lucky” break in the tourney draw, drawing Fisher’s of Colum-,

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