Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 186, Decatur, Adams County, 9 August 1961 — Page 7

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INDIANS TIE SENATORS FOR LITTLE LEAGUE CROWN

Sox take opener, ' but Indians win nightcap for tie. Dave Hackman cracked a long double to Centerfield, just short of being a home run, to score Duane Thieme from second base with what proved to be the winning run, as the Indians copped the second game of the twin bill with the Rad Sox Tuesday night, 3-2, and finished in a tie for first place in the Decatur Little League. Hie Indians, who dropped the first game 8-7, finished with a 9-6 record, tieing the Senators for the championship. The Red Sox finished a game out with an 8-7 slate. t Score First The Indians scored first in the nightcap when they tallied once in the second inning on walks to Thieme and Don and catcher Terry Meyer cracked a single. The Sox retaliated with a fourth inning run, scored on singles by Lon Hawkins and Ride Hullinger and the Indians only error of the game. The IndUlM-came right back in thdir half' Os ihe fourth to regain the}lead Terveer and Blythe loaded the with one oOt, and £urtin scored pn a wild pitch. < Thienfe then singled to lead ‘6ff the fifth, and went to second on a wild throw. Jim Case pitching in relief of Hawkins, got Lengerich on strikes, but Hapkmpn belted one deep to Centerfield which fell just short of a home run and was ruled an automatic double, to score Thieme with what proved to be the winning run. Sox Rally The Red Sox weren’t done by any means, however, asi Hawkins led off the sixth with a walk and stole second. Hullinger popped out, but Dan Pierce popped a double into left field and went to third on the attempt to get Hawkins at home, which failed. Mike McGill grounded back to Indian hurlet Dave Anderson who threw him out at first. On the throw to first, Pierce was waved home, but Hackman's perfect throw to Meyer nipped him at the plate for the final out. The Red Sox had set up the “do or die” game with their win in the opening game which was a tie game and was resumed in the top of the seventh. Score One Cass singled to start the seventh and Meyers walked. Hawkins lined a single to score Cass with thai lead run. The Indians threatened t<? tie the contest in their half of the seventh when Thieme walked and Myers reached first on an error with no one out. , Cass bore down, however, getting Loshe on strikes, forced Smitley to fly to centerfield, and fanned Terveer to end the inning and the game. Cass was the winner in the first game and Thieme the loser, while Dave Anderson got credit for the second game win, in relief of Thieme who hurled a fine game, and Cass was the loser. Red Sox AB R H E Gause, 2B ... 1 2 0 0 Hackman. 2B 0 0 0 0 McGill, 18, RF3 12 1 Cass, P, 3B 4 2 3 1 Cook, LF 0 0 0 0 Baughn, LF 3 0 10 Meyers, LF - 0 0 0 0 Hawkins, P, CF -4 12 0 Mankey, C ... 4 0 0 0 Hullinger, SS4 10 1 Borror. CF 3 10 0 Alberding, RF ...1 0 0 0 Pierce, CF 2 0 10 TOTALS 29 8 9 3 Indians AB R H E Terveer, 3B ...» 5 2 3 0 Hackman, CF 4 0 0 1 T. Blythe, 28, RF .... 2 0 10 Anderson, P, CF 3 0 11 Smith, C 4 0 0 1

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I Adams Central Wins From Geneva Tuesday Adams Central copped both ends of a doubleheader from Geneva at Monroe Tuesday night, winning the opener 4-1 and the nightcap 6-2 Line scores: Geneva 0 1 0 0 o—l 11 Adams Central. 0 1 0 0 3—4 5 0 Newcomer and Walker; Knittie and Parrish. Geneva 0 0 2 0 o—2 1 0 Adams Central .0 24 0 x—4 5 0 Newcomer, Bollenbacher, and Walker; T. Ehrsam and Parrish. Monroe Little League Finishes Next Week Games Tuesday, August 15, and Friday, August 18, will wind up the Monroe Little League season, coach Amzie Miller announced this morning. Master Mix will play Funk’s Hybrid; at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, with Stucky’s and Farm Bureau tangling in the second game. On Friday, Master Mix will face Farm Bureau at 6:30 p.m., with Stucky’s playing Kunk’s in the second encounter. Pinch Hitter Near Majors 1932 Record ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Jerry Lynch of the Cincinnati Reds needs only one more pinch hft homer to equal the major league season record of six set by Johnny Fredrick of the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1932. Lynch hit No. 5 of the current season Tuesday night during the Red’s 6-5 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Joe Cronin holds the American League record of five pinch homers in a season. Mahaffey Finding Out How Other Half Lives PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Art Mahaffey of the Philadelphia Phillies, who tied a National League record with 17 strikeouts in one game April 23, is finding out how the other half lives. Mahaffey suffered his eighth straight defeat, and his record dropped to 7-15 Tuesday night when he lost to Pittsburgh Pirates in the first; of their twi-night doubleheader. Lengerich, LF, 2B 10 0 0 Thieme, 18, P".l 2 0 0 Meyer, LF, C 2 1 0 0 J. Blythe, RFIO 0 0 Jackson, PH 110 0 Curtin, SS 110 0 Loshe, LF 2 0 0 0 Smitley, SS ...'.I 10 0 0 TOTALS 28 7 5 3 ■wc It? INNINGS 12, 3 4 5 6 7 T Red Sox ... 2 3 0 11 0 1 8 Indians .... 1 T (/ 4 0 1,9, ( 7 Red Sox . AB R H E Borror, CF, RF2 0 0 0 Mankey, C .... 2 0 10 Cass, 28, P 3 0 0 0 Hawkins, P, CF 2 2 2 1 Hullinger, 3B 3 0 10 Pierce, LF 3 0 10 McGill, IB 3 0 0 1 Cook, SS 2 0 0 1 Meyer. RF 0 0 0 0 Hackman, 2B . — 10 0 0 TOTALS 21 2 5 3 Indians AB R H E Terveer, 3B 10 0 0 T. Blythe. LF ..........2 0 0 0 Smitley, SS, CF 2 0 0 1 Anderson, CF, P 3 0 10 Thieme, P, SS 12 1 0 Lengerich, 2B 2 0 0 0 Hackman, IB 3 0 10 Meyer, C ... 2 0 10 Curtin, RF 110 0 TOTALS 18 3 4 1 INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 T Red Sox 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 Indians ... 0 1 Q 11 x 3

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BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC PINSETTER, poised for action, as it will appear at the Villa Lanes, on highway 224 by the west city limits. Dick and Molly Mies, proprietors, stated today that 16 of these “automatic brain” machines are now being installed at the lanes, which will be opened soon. When the ball, as pictured above, hits the pin cushion, the machine will be activated. If this hit is a strike, the new set of pins will drop from the turret above into the deck, which will set them exactly in place. If it turns out to be a spare, the deck will pick up and reset standing pins after sweeping away "deadwood,” to await a second ball.

Sixteen Magic Brains Arrive In Decatur

Sixteen “magic brains” have arrived in Decatur with the installation of the famous Brunswick automatic pinsetters, now being installed at the all new Villa Lanes, U.S. 224 west, Molly and Dick Mies said today. Representatives of the Brunswick corporation will be at work ah week installing the intricate machines. More specifically, these machines arte "ingenious arrangements of cams and gears which operate on trouble-free mechanical principles to bring a new level of precision, dependability and convenience to bowling.” Each of the 16 lanes at the new bowling center under construction will be equipped with the 2,000 pound jnechanical rryirvel which takes orders from a “magic brain” about the size of a bread box and responds with power from a single electric motor. Interior decoration and installation of the complete line of Brunswick gold crown equipment, including the pinsetters, subway ball returns, and tel-c-fouls, is nearing completion now with the grand opening of the establishment scheduler! about September Ist. The . $400,000 recreation center also Will feature a supervised playroom for use by the children of bowling mothers. Additional facilities of Villa Lanes will include modern locker roqms, a check ryort, league meeting room,, cocktail lounge, dining room, and the exclusive new ‘golf’ room, plus headquarters for a complete line of bowling bails, bags, ■shoes and shirts and Other bowling accessories. ... , Several' openings are still available for teams wishing to bowl at the- new cpelcr this fall. Men or women interested in joining a team op who have' formed complete? teams , can contact either Dick or Mollie Mies to work out a schedule. Danny Murtaugh Finds Talk Not So Cheap PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Talk is cheap but Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh found out today it cost hftn SSO. Murtaugh was fined that sum for an argument with umpire Ed Sudol in Cincinnati Sunday. The Pirates* manager received notice of the fine from National Leaguepresident Warren Giles.

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Fullmer's Brother To Fight Paret NEW YORK (UPI) — Y o u n g Don Fullfer promised today, “Every time I throw a punch at Benny Kid Paret Saturday night, I’ll try to hit him hard enough to reach Sugar Ray Robinson.” Don. 22-year-old brother of middleweight champion Gene Fullmer. flew in from West Jordan, Utah. Tuesday night to fight former welterweight champion Paret in a nationally televised 10-round-er at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. If middleweight Don beats Cuban Paret, he’ll get a shot at Sugar Ray in the Garden on Oct. 14, matchmaker Teddy Brenner has assured. Because of the bitterness between the Fullmer family and the Robinson camp, Don declared, “it would be a genuine pleasure to get Sugar Ray into the ring and belt him intoretirement.” Meet Four Times Thirty-year-old Gene, recognized as champion by the National Boxing Association, fought Robinson lour—times ; and—each—bout--was-garnished with loud charges and counter-charges. Gene wound up with an advantage of two victories, one defeat hnd one draw; although he suffered the only knockout of his career in their second fight. Because of Doits greater height and reach, he is a classier boxer and a harder hitter than Gene: but whether he possesses Gene’s stamina and ruggedness remains to be proved. For Saturday night's fight, 24-year-old Paret from the Cuban sugar is favored at 9-5 because of his seed, aggressiveness and desperation. Benny will be fighting desperately because he knows that a loss to young Don doubtlessly would cause indefinite- postponement of his return title fight with New York’s Emile Griffith, at the Garden Sept. 30. Griffith took the 147-pound title from Paret on a 13th-round kayo at Miami Beach last April 1. Outweighs Benny Don will.out-weigh Benny about

157 pounds to 153. “I've sieen Benny fight twice on television,” Don disclosed today, “and I think I know how to beat him. Don’t forget I’ve had years of experience, in the gymnasium at least, boxing with a very busy, crowding fighter — my brother, Gene. And I can you this: Paret's a lot easier to hit solidly than Gene is — from what I saw of Benny on’ TV." Manager Marv Jenson, lanky and biondish, agreed. He said, “Don knows exactly what to do with Paret and he has the tools to work with. It’s my opinion Paret will be just another opponent on Don’s march toward the title — perhaps the light heavyweight title. I believe he’ll be a light heavyweight next year.” Jenson stressed that Don already is an excellent combination boxer-puncher, who never was on the floor while winning 25 of his 30 bouts. He lost four decisions and had one draw. He scored nine knockouts. Takes Punches Well “In addition to his all - round ability.” pilot Marv emphasized. “Don has the Fullmer bull neck and the sturdy Fullmer knees — the two most important cushions, neck and knees, for absorbing punch - shock. He’s very, very rugged.” In his latest fight on July 15, Don gave the highly touted Rocky Fumerele of Buffalo, N. Y., a thorough and bloody trouncing at the Garden. That victory was’ an impressive comeback from an upset defeat by Joey Archer at the Garden Feb. 4, after Don had caught a heavy cold following his donation bf a pint of blood to a blood bank in Utah.

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Major League Standings • National League W L Pct. t GB Los Angeles .... 66 40 .623 — Cincinnati 68 44 .507 1 San Francisco .. 57 49 .538 9 Milwaukee 54 50 .519 11 I St. Louis 54 53 .505 12'4 Pittsburgh 51 51 .500 13 Chicago 44 61 .419 21*4 Philadelphia .... 30 76 .283 36 Tuesday’s Results Pittsburgh 10-3, Philadelphia 2-2 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 5. San Francisco 8, Chicago 1. Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 3 . American League W L Pct. GB New York 73 37 .664 — Detroit 70 40 .636 3 Baltimore 63 50 .558 11*4 Cleveland 58 54 .518 16 Chicago 56 55 .505 17'4 Boston 54 61 .470 21'4 Los Angeles —. 47 63 .427 26 Washington ’ 46 62 .426 26 Minnesota 47 64 .423 2614 Kansas City . 41 69 .373 32'4 Tuesday’s Results Detroit 3, Chicago 0. Minnesota 6, Boston 5. New York 5, Los Angeles 4 (10 innings) Baltimore 7-5, Kansas City 0-6. Cleveland 6, Washington 5 (10 innings). St. Marys-Blue Creek Trap Shoot Friday The St. Mary’s and Blue Creek conservation club will hold a night trap shoot at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Both a merchandise and practice affair, the shoot will be held on the club grounds one mile west of Willshire, O. Decatur People Enjoy Trip To New York The 29 Decatur people, with a car of their owp, had a- wonderfully happy time on the Decatur Daily Demoncrat-Erie tour last weekend, W. L. Bumgerdner, Erie agent, said today. " There Were 179 on the tour, from Rochester, Huntington, Decatur, and Kenton, O. The Decatur car, I as usual, was the most lively of the bunch, and kept things alive on the trip both ways. Monroe Man Fined For Speeding Sunday Clarence DeLoyd Fellers, 16. Monroe, paid a fine of $1 and costs, totaling $18.75, in Justice of the Peace court Tuesday night on a charge of speeding. Fellers was arrested early Sunday morning while traveling 45 miles per hour on Monroe street, a 30-mile-an-hour zone.

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Major League Leaders American League Player & Club G. AB. R. H. Pct. Cash, Det. 109 361 82 131 .363 Howard, NY 80 276 39 100 .362 Piersal, Clev. 89 354 60 121 .32 Gentile, Bal. 100 325 70 109 .335 Mantle, NY 109 378 101 12 .328 Brandt, Bal. 93 349 68 113 .324 • Kaline, Det. 104 413 86 127 .308 Killebrw, Min. 101 373 68 114 .306; Pearson, LA 98 291 61 89 .3061 Romano, Clev. 93 329 55 100 .304 j National League Clemente. Pit. 100 406 77 147 .362 Moon, LA 90 303 53 103 .3401 Hoak. Pit. 96 331 58 112 .338 Robinson, Cin. 11l 402 93 135 .336 < Pinson, Cin. 112 450 74 148 .329' Aaron, Mil. 104 404 85 131 .324 Altman, Chi. 89 336 53 108 .3211 Cepeda, SF 105 10 68 131 .320 Boyer, St. L. 106 14 78 132 119 Mays, SF 106 403 95 127 .315 Home Runs American League — Mantle, Yanks 43: Maris, Yanks 41; Killebrew. Twins 33; Gentile, Orioles 32: Colavito. Tigers 30. National League — Robinson, Reds 33; Cepeda, Giants 30; Aaron. Braves 29; Mays, Giants 29; Adcock, Braves 22; Mathews, Braves 22. Runs Batted In American League — Maris, Yanks 103; Gentile, Orioles 103; Mantle. Yanks 100; Colavito, Tigers 98; Cash, Tigers 94. National League — Robinson, Reds 98; Cepeda. Giants 97; Aaron, Braves 88; Mays, Giants 83; Clemente, Pirates 70; A d c o c k , Braves 70. —— yjiAhlfiy , American League — Ford, Yanks 1-2: Terry, Yanks 7-1; Schwall, Red Sox 13-2; Mos si . Tigers 12-2; Wynn, White Sox 8-2. National League — .Podres, Dodgers 14-3; Perranoski, Dodgers 6-2; Miller, Giants 8-3; Brosnan, Reds 7-3; Purkey, Reds 13-6.

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Monmouth Tigers New Champions The Monmouth Tigers walloped the Monroe Funk's Hybrids by a 12-1 score Monday night to cop the championship battle of the Monmouth-Monroe Little League tourney. The .Tigers, who copped the Monmouth L. L. title, were aided by two key blows each by Rex Reinhard, Ron Jomay, and D. Reinhard. Tisers AB R H Rex Joumay, 3b 2 10 R. Reinhard, If 4 2 2 Rice, c . .. 4 11 L. Berning, p 2 3 0 B. Berning, 2b 4 2 0 Ron Journey, rs ... 2 2 2 Aumann, 3b 3 0 0 D. Reinhard, ss 3 1 2 Strahm, cf ..j... 2 0 0 Fairchild; cf 10 0 Hosier, cf 0 0 0 TOTALS .. 27 12 ? Funk's AB R H Sipe, 2b 3 0 1 Brown, ss, p .... 3 0 0 Morningstar, p, ss ..... 3 11 Mitchel, 3b 3 0 2 Ellenberger, c . 3 0 0 Sanders, lb '. 3 0 1 Lutes, If 2 0 0 Fellers, cf 2 0 0 Childs, cf 0 0 0 Nussbaum, rs 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 1 5

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