Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 218, Decatur, Adams County, 15 September 1960 — Page 7

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Pirates Open World Series Ticket Sales PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ pj tts . burgh Pirate baseball fans, hopeful of watching their first World Series here since 1927, may begin applying for tickets to the 1960 classic Friday. Club officials announced Wednesday night they would begin accepting mail order ticket requests postmarked after 5 pm. EDT, Friday. The Pirates said tickets would be sold two to a customer on a single-game basis only. Orders will be filled on a “chance basis” with the applicants not able to choose the game they want to attend. All seats will be reserved. No box seats will be available since they already have been claimed

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by season ticket holders and baseball personnel. The following prices will be in effect! single grandstand reserved, $8.70; two grandstand reserved, $16.40; single bleacher reserved, $3.20; two bleacher reserved $5.40. The Series opens Oct. 5 in the National League city, barring pennant playoffs, with games one, two, six and seven to be played in the NL park. Should the final two games not be necessary, refunds on tickets will be made at offices of the Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. Applications for reserved grandstand tickets are to be addressed to the Pittsburgh Baseball Club, Post Office Box 770, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. Orders for bleacher seats should be mailed to the Pittsburgh Baseball Club, Post Office Box 220, Pittsburgh 30. The Pirates said orders mailed to Forbes Field would not be accepted. The club also said 4,000 standing room tickets for each game would go on sale at 12:45 p.m., EDT, the day of the game at the Schenley Park entrance. Musiai Decides To Play Next Season ST. LOUIS (UPD-Stan Musiai has announced that he will sign with the St. Louis Cardinals for his 19th full season with the Redbirds. The 39-year-old Musiai listed five reasons why he decided to play ball next season. First, he said, “I have decided to play because I enjoy it. I have been playing baseball now for 24 years and I know that I*ll miss it a lot when I finally retire.” Other reasons Musiai listed were that he would like to play in one more World Series and he said many people whose judgment he respects told him they felt he could help the club next year. He also said playing in the outfield has given him a new lease on life. Musial's final reason was the hope he would better some of his lifetime records and perhaps set a few more.

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Openers Are Played In Grade Softball The Northwest and Lincoln A won opening games in the fifth and sixth grade softball league Wednesday. Northwest defeated the Southeast by a 154 tally and Lincoln A won over Lincoln B by a 13-2 count. Thomas and Baughn were the Northwest battery and Borror and Magsamen did the honors for the Southeast. Also in the Southeast lineup were Spalding, Markley, Catt, Morgan, Gonzales, Kling, Wittgenfeldt, Stapleton, Ward and Catch. The Northwest team was composed of Hawkins, Hilyard, Burger, Doty, Hower, Raudebush, Krick, Theobald, Myers, Rash, Spiegel, Summers, and Landrum, besides the pitcher and catcher. Playing for Lincoln A were, Conrad, Haggerty, Mayclin, Hunter, Spence, Allison, Brown and Cass the pitcher and Affolder the catcher. The Lincoln B lineup featured Kenny pitching, Mankey catching, and Augsburger, Martindill, Drake, Koenig, Hullinger, Clifton, Bixler, Curtis and Morgan. Next Wednesday, Lincoln A will take on the Southeast and the Northwest will tangle with Lincoln B. Houston Winner To Even A. A. Playoff By United Press International Houston collected 13 hits at Denver to pull even in American Association 9 playoffs Wednesday night while Louisville squelched a St. Paul rally for a two-game lead in the best-four out of seven series. Starter Ben Johnson and righthander Barney Schultz, who relieved in the sixth, held Denver to eight hits as the Buffs took an 11-8 victory for a 1-1 record in the semifinal playoffs. The Buffs, after outfielder Lou Johnson opened scoring in the first with a solo homer, pulled away in the fifth on Art Schult’s two- run roundtripper. George Alusik homered for Denver in the bottom of the fifth with one aboard. The loser was Ed Donnelly, first of three Bear pitchers.

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Athletics Beat Yankees Second Game In Row By MILTON RICHMAN United Press International Those Kansas City “cousins” turned out to be anything but kissin' kin. As far as the disillusioned New York Yankees are concerned, the Athletics acted more like unwel come relatives who always show up at precisely the wrong time. Pushovers for the Yankees all year long, the last-place A’s rose up and beat the Bronx Bombers for the second straight time Wednesday night, 2-1. Kansas City’s victory — which was only the seventh in 22 games with New York nils season—coupled with Baltimore’s 11-10 triumph over Detroit, shaved the Yankees’ lead over the Orioles to one percentage point and created a near-perfect setting for a fourgame series between the two clubs starting Friday night. Homer Wins Game What hurt the Yanks most perhaps, was that one of their “own” delivered the coup de grace Wednesday night. Ex-Y ank e e Andy Carey led off the bottom of the ninth with his 12th homer of the year and that was the ball game. Carey’s blow came off Art Ditmar, who went the route, yielded eight hits and suffered his ninth defeat against 14 victories. 1 Ray Herbert was in constant trouble as the Yankees put men on base in every inning except one, but he bore down, left 12 men stranded and turned in an eight-hitter for his 11th victory compared with 15 defeats. The Washigton Senators ended the Chicago White Sox’ six-game winning streak with a 6-1 victoiy and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox, 11-7, in other AL games. In the National League, Los Angeles downed Pittsburgh, 5-2, St. Louis moved to within 514 games of first place with a 64 win over Cincinnati, Milwaukee crushed Chicago, 10-2, and Philadelphia beat San Francisco, 5-1. Blow Big Lead The Orioles blew a five-run lead before they finally won their game from the Tigers. Brooks Robinson’s two-run triple featured a three-run rally in the ninth that brought Baltimore from behind. Oriole manager Paul Richards used eight pitchers and the fifth one, Churck Estrada, was credited with his 17th victory. Hank Aguirre, victim of Robinson’s blow, was the loser. Earl Battey's two-run homer against his former White Sox teammates helped rookie Jack Kralick of the Senators register his eighth win; Battey belted his homer off loser Herb Score in the second inning and Washington added three more runs off Turk Lown in the sixth. Roy Sievers hit his 27th homer. Home runs by Mike De La Hoz, Vic Power and Tito Francona carried the Indians to their victory over the Red Sox. Barry Latman was the winner and Frank Sullivan the loser. Stan Williams struck out 13 batters and Wally Moon drove in three runs for the Dodgers against the Pirates. It marked the second straight game in which 13 Pirates struck out— Mike McCormick of the Giants fanned 13 Tuesday night — and

Former Muncie Star Goes To Cincinnati MUNCIE, Ind. (UPD—Former Muncie Central High School basketball star Ron Bonham has chosen Cincinnati for his college education and athletic career, it was disclosed today. Although Indiana’s No. 1 prep star was unavailable for comment today, he told Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker Wednesday he would return there, rather than to Purdue where he packed up and left earlier this week. Purdue coach Ray Eddy confirmed this. “He told some fellow who had been working on him late Wednesday night that he is going to Cincinnati definitely,” said Eddy. “He’s not going to Purdue.” Eddy and Joe Sexson, Purdue's freshman coach, came here Wednesday in an attempt to persuade the 6-5 Bonham to reconsider his decision to leave the Boilermaker campus. “I felt when I left that he might be back,” Eddy said. “He’s a fine prospect and we were looking forward to having him.” But Purdue lost out to the Ohio school, where Bonham was granted a full scholarship and where another brilliant former Hoosier prep star, Oscar Robertson, gained nation-wide fame. Bonham said the fact freshmen were not permitted to have cars on the campus and that he would be required to take ROTC military training were among the main reasons why he left Purdue. Mrs. Russell Bonham, his mother, was quoted as saying she wanted him to give Purdue “another try,” but Bonham said Wednesday he would leave the final decision up to his girl friend, Lana Lowery. “It’s up to Lana,” he said. the two-game total of 26 established a NL record, Law Fails Again Williams (14-8) lost his shutout when Bill Mazeroski homered with one on in the eighth. Vern Law tried for the third time to nail down his 20th victory but wound up with his eighth defeat instead. paryl Spencer won a ball game fW the Cardinals for the second swaight night when he hit a tworttn homer off Jim Brosnan of the Reds in the eighth inning. Spencer also tripled home the winning run in Tuesday night’s li-inning 6-5 victory over th® Biaves. Bob Miller was the winner for the Cards with help from Lindy McDaniel. Roy McMillan and Vada Pinson homered for the Reds. Joey Jay of the Braves held the Cubs to six hits in bringing his record to 8-7. Eddie Mathews got the Braves started with his 37th homer in the first inning off loser Don Cardwell and before the game was over, Hank Aaron drove in three more runs with three hits. Robin Roberts set the Giants down on five hits to win his 10th game for the Phillies. The Phils routed starter Billy O’Dell with a four-run rally in the sixth inning. Rookie Jim Woods’ two-run single was the key blow.

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MWRJ National League Pittsburgh .... 85 54 .612 — St. Louis '. 79 59 .572 5% Milwaukee .... 79 61 .564 6% Los Angeles .. 76 63 .547 9 San Francisco 09 71 .493 16% Cincinnati 64 78 .451 22% Chicago 53 83 .390 30% Philadelphia .. 52 88 .367 33% American League New York 82 57 .590 — Baltimore 83 58 .589 — Chicago 81 60 .574 2 Washington ... 71 70 .504 12 Cleveland 70 70 .500 12% Detroit 64 77 .454 19 Boston 61 80 .433 22 Kansas City .. 50 90 “.357 32% WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS National League St. Ixniis 6, Cincinnati 4. Milwaukee 10, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 1. Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 2. American League Baltimore 11, Detroit 10. Washington 6, Chicago 1. Kansas City 2, New York 1. Cleveland 11, Boston 7. Valparaiso-Ball State Tickets Sold Here Valparaiso University and Ball State Teachers College football teams will battle at the Zollner stadium in Fort Wayne at 8 p.m. I Saturday, Sept. 24, the annual j game sponsored by the Concordia' high school sports club. p The Valparaiso U. marching band will present half-time ceremonies. Reserved seat tickets for the game may be obtained from Herman H. Krueckeberg at the First State Bank or from Louis Jacobs at the Holthouse Drug Co. U. S. Olympic Team Sweeps Paris Meet PARIS (UPI) — Terry Dischinger, the king-pin of Purdue’s basketball team, continued to pour it on Wednesday as the United States Olympic squad pum-> beled Uruguay, 100-58. for a clean I sweep of a three-day tourney here. I

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D. C. H. S. Rifle Club Meets Monday Night The Decatur Catholic high school rifle club will open its 1960-61 season Monday evening at 6:30 o’clock at the Mies Recreation. This meeting will be for members only. Mayor Donald Gage will again serve as instructor.

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Chuck Noble Signs With Detroit Pistons DETROIT (UPl)—Guard Chuck Noble, who averaged 11.2 points in 58 National Basketball Association games last season, has signed with the Detroit Pistons. Guard Gene Shue and forward Earl Lloyd are the only Pistons who have yet to sign.