Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1963 — Page 6

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Twins Defeat White Sox On Allen's Hit UPI Sports Writer Remember Eddie Stanky, the modern Muggsy of Brooklyn’s “ferocious gentlemen?” “He can’t hit, he can’t field and he can’t run," they said of Stanky. “But in a tough game he’ll find away to beat you.” Well, they're saying pretty much the same things about another second baseman today—Bernie Allen of the Minnesota Twins. Allen is a skinny guy often overlooked among all those Minnesota muscle men, but he’s maintained his regular status despite a .164 batting average. “Don’t let that average fool you," comments manager Sam Mele, “or you’ll liable to be sorry.” The 24-year-old native of East Liverpool, Ohio, made his manager's words look good Tuesday night when the Twins beat the Chicago White Sox, 8-6, for their 16th victory in 20 games and moved to within 2% games of the American League lead. Bats In Ninth Allen went to the plate in the ninth inning with one out and Rich Rollins on second base. First base was open but White Sox relief ace Hoyt Wilhelm elected to pitch to the .146-hitter, who had made only seven singles in his previous 68 trips to the plate. But Allen crossed up the strategy with a double to right center field and then scored the icing run on a pinch single by Jimmy Hall. The win went to relief pitcher Bill Dailey, who gave up one run in 2 1-3 innings and now has allowed only that single tally in his last 19 1-3 frames. Zorro Versalles contributed four hits and Rollins, 'Earl Battey, Harmon Killebrew and Lennfe Green two each to the Twins’ 16hit attack while Tom McGraw had three hits for the White Sox. Indiana Beat Orioles The Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles, 9-5, the Boston Red Sox topped the Detroit Tigers, 7-3, in 15 innings and the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Los Angeles Angels, 5-2, in other AL games. In the National League, the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 3-0, the Houston Colts beat the Chicago Cubs, 6-2, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-1, the Philadelphia Phillies shaded the Milwaukee Braves, 8-7, and the Cincinnati Reds whipped the New York Mets, 8-3. Hit Four Homers Al Luplow, Fred Whitfield, Dick Howser and Willie Kirkland hit homers for the Indians, who scored their eighth victory in nine games. The Orioles protested the game when manager Birdie Tebbetts brought in relief pitcher Ted Abernathy before relief pitcher Bob Allen had completed pitching to one batter but the protest is expected to be rejected. Ji m Grant went 8 2-3 innings to win his fourth game for Cleveland. Dick (Smokey the Bear) Radatz struck out 11 and pitched shutout ball for 8 2-3 relief innings to win his fifth game for the Red Sox. The 6-6, 245-pound relief star has now pitched 31 consecutive shutout innings since May 12. Frank Malzone and Dick Stuart hit back-to-back homers in the 15th when the Red Sox poured over four runs. Gino Cimoli’s double and a tworun single by pinch-hitter George Alusik featured a four-run fourthinning rally by the Athletics. Diego Segui pitched a seven-hitter and struck out five to score his first victory of the season. International League Northern Division W L Pct. OB Syracuse 33 23 .589 — Buffalo 33 26 .559 1% Rochester 32 28 .533 3 Richmond 25 25 .500 5 — -Toronto 26 31 .456 7% Southern Division W L Pct. GB - Atlanta.- .. 38 23 .623 — Indianapolis 31 31 .500 7% Arkansas 25 31 .446 10% Jacksonville 25 36 .410 13 Columbus 22 36 .379 14% Tuesday’s Resalts Syracuse 3, Atlanta 2. Rochester 3-7, Arkansas 0-2. Richmond 5, Indianapolis 4 (11 innings). Buffalo 5, Columbus 2. Jacksonville at Toronto, postponed, rain. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get Bld results.

Week's Schedule Little League Wednesday—Senators vs. White . Sox, 6 p.m., Worthman Field. Thursday—lndians vs. Tigers, ‘6 p.m.; White Sox vs. Red Sox, Worthman Field. Pony League Thursday—Cubs at Monroe, 8 1 p.m.; Braves at Berne, 8 p.m. j Friday—Monmouth at Geneva. Sammy Snead Qualifies For U. S. Open By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) — This could be the last time around for old Sammy Snead in the U.S. Open golf championship. Sam has had his Open hopes buried more times than one of those movie cadavers and, at 51, he admits it's getting tougher all the time. But here he is back once again for a shot at the one golfing title that continually has eluded him. Snead, deadly serious and equally as accurate, carded a 69-71—140 at the Old Oaks and Century golf courses in Purchase, N.Y., Tuesday to qualify for the “big one” at Brookline, Mass., June 20-22. “God knows how bad I’ve wanted to win this tourney in all those other years,” Sam said in that homey West Virginia drawl of his. “It sure would be nice if I could make it this time, but I know it’ll be a grind with all those good young players around.” Only 11 players among the 129 who won Onen berths through a second qualifying round at 13 sites on Monday and Tuesday shot better golf than Snead. They were topped by a sparkling 69-64—133 by Dow Finsterwald at the Clovernook Country Club in Cincinnati. The veteran Fred Wampler of St. Louis had a 69-66—135 at the Indian Hills Country Club in Kansas City and Gardiner Dickinson, another tourney pro, had a 68-67 —135 at the Detroit Golf Club. Those were the top scores but most were turned in against mediocre qualifying fields, while Snead was shooting with some of the best pros on the tour at suburban Westchester, where golf’s elite are gathered for the star of the SIOO,OOO Thunderbird classic Thursday. As it was, unheralded Bob Schoener of Bethlehem, Pa., was tops in the New York field, where 45 players qualified, with a 69-70—139. Some of the game’s stars who failed to qualify at New York were former PGA champions Jim Ferrier and Jim Turnesa, Bob Toski, Jerry Steelsmith, Don Whitt, Bill Collins, Bo Wininger, Ken Venturi and George Knudson, while Lew Worsham failed at Pittsburgh, Jerry Barber missed out at Bakersfield, Calif., and Shelly Mayfield was a casualty at Fort Worth. Ed Furgol, shooting on his home course in Export, Pa., carded a 73-66—139 to share honors with fellow Pennsylvanian Schoener for Tuesday’s second-best scares. Major Leagues American League W L Pct. GB Chicago 33 24 .589 — New York ...... 29 22 .569 1 Baltimore 32 25 .561 1 Minnesota 29 25 .537 2% Kansas City2B 26 .519 3% Boston 26 25 .510 4 Cleveland 25 26 .490 5 Los Angeles 28 32 .467 6% Detroit 24 30 .444 7% Washington 20 39 .339 14 Tuesday’s Results Boston 7, Detroit 3, (15 innings). Minnesota 8, Chicago 6. Kansas City 5, Los <Angeler"2. Cleveland 9, Baltimore 5. Only games scheduled. National League -Tr.~ -Pct Q.R St. Louis 34 25 .576 — Los Angles ...— 32 25 .561 1 San Francisco .... 33 26 .559 1 . Chicago ..., 32 27 .542 2 Cincinnati 29 27 .518 3% Pittsburgh .28 29 .491 5 Philadelphia 27 30 .474 6 Milwaukee —-... 26 31 .456 7 Houston 26 33 .441 8 New York 23 37 .383 11% Tuesday’s Results San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 0. Cincinnati 8, New W 3. Houston 6, Chicago 2, (10 innings). Philadelphia 8, Milwaukee 7 (10 innings). St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1.

YOU DO IT THIS WAY—Wildcat coach Jerry Mitchel gives some important batting tips to Steve Gage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gage. Catcher Jeff Borchers, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Borchers, looks on.

Two Brothers Still Unbeaten In League Two Brothers recorded its third win of the season without a loss in City softball league play, downing McMillen, 17-2, Tuesday evening, after Decatur Casting Co. whipped Adame County Trailer Sales, 9-3, in the first game. Two Brothers scored eight runs in the opening inning and was never in trouble, as righthander Porky Linn fired a two-hitter at the McMillen nine. Linn struck out seven and walked only two.Witherow led the Two Broths ers attack with two walks and two singles in four trips, scoring three times. Conrad and Merkle had a single and a double apiece for the winners. The only McMillen hits Were a single by Jerry Voglewede in the fourth inning, and a single by Ralph Canales in the fifth. The Casting Co. scored four times in the first inning of their game on a base on balls, an error, a single by M. Black and L. Marbaugh’s triple, and the Trailer Sales could not catch up. Huffman and A. Marbaugh had a single and a double each and M. Black a pair of singles by back the seven-hit huring of G. Thatcher. ' Frane and Daniels each had two hits for the Trailer Sales in a losing effort. A doubleheader is slated for this evening, with Citizens Telephone Co. and K. of C. tangling in the first game, and Two Brothers and Adams County Trailer Sales meeting in the second contest. Tuesday line scores: RHE Trailer Sales 000 120 0— 3 7 3 Casting Co. ---- 430 002 x— 910 1 Black and Ferrell; G. Thatcher and M. Black. RHE Two Brothers 816 02—17 12 1 McMillen 000 02— 2 2 7 Linn and Huston; Je. Voglewede and R. Canales. Candlelight Bowling At Lanes On Friday Candlelight bowling, a special event, will be held at Villa Lanes at 10 o’clock Friday night. It was also announced that openings are available most of the summer bowling league at the alleys, in the men’s women’s, and mixed doubles leagues. . There are openings for three teams of two couples each in the leagu whcih bowls at 7:15 p.m. Saturdays. Larry Ramey Named Mooresville Coach MOORESVILLE, Ind. (UPD — Larry Ramey, fotmef' Butler Univarsity hardwood specialist, will succeed .Mooresville High School basketball coach Ken Pennington. ;.<r?Ramey . assistant to Pennington the past two years. Pennington resigned recently to assume the head coaching job at Rochester. The announcement of the promotion for Ramey came Tuesday. Increase Speedway General Admission INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—General admission to the 1964 500-mile Speedway auto race has been increased from $3 to $5, it was disclosed today. A spokesman said, however, that the prices of reserved seats remain unchanged.

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East Chicago Star To Northwestern U. EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (UPI) — Rich Mason, 6-8 star basketball player at East Chicago Washington, has decided to enroll at ' Northwestern Univeristy.

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Dan Lose Is Named As Assistant Coach Dan C. Lose Dan Lose, son of Norbert Lose, of 104 W. Jefferson St., will be an assistant coach in the Wildcat League this summer. A two-sport athlete at Decatur Catholic high school, the 17-year-old young man has a wide background in baseball, beginning 'in Little League at the age of nine. A six-foot, 163 pound member

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of the senior class next year at Decatur Catholic, he was a regular on the Commodore basketball and baseball teams this past school year. His baseball experience started In the Little League where he played for four seasons, before moving on to the Pony League for two seasons in that league 1 . He has been a member of the Commodore baseball squad for the past three years. He has had previous coaching experience with young baseball players, coaching the Red Sox Little League farm team the summer before last. After graduation next spring, the young man is planning to enter college. Two Double Headers Scheduled Tonight - Two Pony League and two Little League games are on tap this evening, with doubleheaders at Worthman Field and the Homestead diamond. The Braves and Geneva will play at 6:30 p.m. at Worthman Field, with the Cardinals and Cubs meeting in the second game. Two Little League games wil be played at Homestead, with the first game starting at 4:30 p.m. since there are no lights at the diamond. It you nave something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

Major League Leaders National League Player A Club G. AB R. H. Pet Covngton, ThU 47 150 25 53 .353 Groat, StL 59 242 35 83 .343 T.Davis, LA 44 161 18 53 .329 Boyer, StL 56 225 23 73 .324 White, StL 59 239 46 77 .322 H.Aaron, Mil 58 222 49 71 .320 Warwick, Hou 53 163 18 51 .313 Clmente, Pitt 48 173 27 54 .312 Pinson, Cin 56 225 35 70 .311 Cepeda, SF 58 217 37 66 304 American League Malzone, Bos 51 196 19 67 .342 Kaline, Det 53 204 41 69 .338 Robinson, Chi 54 197 33 65 .330 Pearson, LA 59 241 35 78 .324 Wagner, LA 55 203 31 65 320 Fo\ Chi' 53 218 29 67 .307 Boyer, NY 51 206 28 63 306 Charles, KC 53 210 34 64 .305 Causey, KC 46 190 23 58 .305 Davalilo, Clev 50 214 32 65 .304 Home Runs National League — H. Aaron, Braves 17; Banks, Cubs 13; F. Alou, Giants 12; Bailey, Giants 12; Cepeda, Giants 12. American League — Allison, Twins 15; Wagner, Angels 14; Kaline, Tigers 13; Nicholoson, White Sox 13; Mantie, Yanks 11; Battey, Twins 11; Stuart, Red Sox 11. Rum Batted In National League — Robinson,

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■» * » i Reds 44; H. Aaron, Braves 42; Boyer, Cards 41; White, Cards 41; F. alou. Giants 40; Cepeda, Giants 40. American League — Kaline, Tigers 45: Wagner, Angels 41; Allison, Twins 41; Nicholson, White Sox 38; Robinson, White Sox 37. Pitching National League — Mcßean, Pirates 6-1; Maloney, Reds 9-2; O'Dell, Giants 8-2; Perranoski, Dodgers 7-2; O’Toole, Reds 10-3. American League—Stock, Orioles 5-0; Radatz, Re£ Sox 51; Roland, Twins 4-1; Horlen, White Sox 4.1; Bouton, Yanks 7-2; Fischer, Athletics 7-2. Declines To Review Holovachka Case WASHINGTON (UPI) —The U.S. Supreme Court Monday declined to review the conviction of former Lake County, Ind., Prosecutor Metro Holovachka on charges of evading federal income taxes. POLAROID LAND COLOR FILM at BRIEDE STUDIO & CAMERA SHOP FRIDAY, JUNE 14