Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1963 — Page 7

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White Sox Win 10 Straight In Little League The White Sox moved nearer the Little League pennant Thursday evening, outlasting the Yankees 9-8, after the Senators had turned back the Red Sox, 84, in the first game of a twin bill at Worthman Field. A double by Terry Smith, Brett Lutes’ single and a double, by Rich Fisher scored two White Sox runs in the last of the fifth, and the league leaders chalked up their tenth win in a row and now own a 10-1 season record. A walk to Dave Tester, singles by Fisher, Tom Schultz, Smith and a double by Dave Winteregg got the Sox off to a four-run lead in the first inning, and they added another run in the second frame on Winteregg’s single. Each team scored a run in the third for a 6-1 White Sox lead, before the Yankees exploded for six tallies in the fourth frame and a 7-6 lead. A walk to Jeff Snyder, an error,' a fielder’s choice .and singles by Jerry Rich, Rick Closson ,and doubles by Norb Hess and Mike Augsburger featured the big inning. Tie Score Hie Sox scored the tying run in the their half of the fourth when Tester reached base on an error, and scored on a pair of Yank errors,. and then scored the winning tallies in the fifth. The Yanks rallied in the top of the sixth but fell a run short. Dave Geimer doubled and Hess singled to score a run before anyone was retired, but Winteregg, pitching in relief, got the side out without any further damage. The Senators won their fourth victory in eleven outings this season, when they thumped the Red Sox, 8-4, with the aid of a sevenrun second inning. A walk to Steve Knitttle and Rick Eloph’s single brought home a Senator dun in the first inning, but the Sox got a run in their half of the first on a walk to John Hackman and Danny Serna’s single. The Senators broke loose in the second frame for seven tallies and hung on for the win. Three walks an error, singles by Ron Landrrum and Eloph, a double by Dan Pettibone and Dave Knittie’s triple produced the runs. A double oy Hackman and a single by Ken Ghnse sfcbred a Red Sox run in the third, and they added another tally in the fourth on Greg Cook’s double, and their fourth run in the fifth inning. Landrum scattered five Red Sox hits, striking out three and walking only three ,in hurling the route and picking up the win. SENATORS AB R H E S. Knittie, If 1 2 0 1 Moser, If 10 0 0 KoOns, rs . 4 0 0 0 Eloph, c 3 12 0 D. Pettibone, 3b, ss „ 3 11 0 D. Knittie, 2b 4 110 M. Pettibone, 3b 0 0 0 0 Mcßride, ss 0 10 2 Baxter, 3b, 2b - 10 0 0 J. Mendez, cf j.. 4 0 10 Hackman, lb ..’ 110 0 Landrum, p 3 110 Totals .. 24 8 6 3

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National League W L Pct. GB Los Angeles .... 52 33 .612 — San Francisco ... 49 38 .563 4 St. Louis 47 39 .547 5% Chicago 46 39 .541 6 Cincinnati 47 41 .534 6% Milwaukee 44 41 .518 3 Pittsburgh 42 43 .494 10 Philadelphia .... 41 45 .477 11% Houston .... 34 55 .382 20 New York ... 29 57 .337 23% Thursday’s Results Los Angeles 4, New York 3. — San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 3, Houston 0. Chicago 7-3, Cincinnati 0-7 (Ist game 11 innings) St. Louis 6-3, Milwaukee 3-5. American League W L Pct. GB New York 51 31 .622 — Chicago 48 38 .558 5 Boston 46 37 .554 5% Baltimore 48 40 .545 6 Minnesota , 45 40 .529 7% Cleveland 45 40 .529 7% Los -Angeles 41 47 .466 13 Kansak City .— 36 47 .434 15% Detroit'.. 35 48 .422 16% Washington 30 57 .345 23% Thursday's Results New York 3, Los Angeles 2 <lO innings) . Boston 2, Minnesota 0. Cleveland 8, Kansas City 6. Chicago 6, Detroit 3. Baltimore 7, Washington 4. RED SOX AB R H E Hackman, 3b 2 2 11 Serna, rs 30 1 0 Bullinger, cf ... 3 0 10 Gause, p, c ......1... 3 110 B. Beery, ss 1 0 0 0 Massonne, c *lO 0 0 Gage, p 10’00 Friedt, If 2 0 0 0 Barkley, ph 10 0 0 G. Cook, 2b 2 111 Stonestreet, ph 10 0 0 Busse, 1b 3 0 0 0 Totals ... 23 4 5 2 Score, by Innings Senators 170 000—8 Red Sox 101 110—4 YANKEES AB R H E Baker, rs ... 2 110 Wolpert, rs . 2 10 0 Call, 3b ... 10 10 Johnson, 3b 0 0 0 0 Geimer, 3b 2 2 11 Hess, lb ... ? 12 0 Fletcher, If 3 0 0 0 McConnell, 2b 1 0 0 0 Augsburger, 2b 1111 Wolfe ph 10 0 0 Rickord, c 3 0 0 0 Rich, cf 3 12 0 Closson, p 3 10 1 Snyder, ss 0 0 0 0 Totals 26 8 8 3 WHITE SOX AB R H E Tester, c 2 2 0 0 R. Fisher, ss ... 4 12 1 Winteregg, cf, p.. 4 12 1 T. Schultz, rs 2 2 10 Ro. Archer, p, If, cf 3 0 0 0 Ri. Archer, lb 10 0 0 Hill ,p, If 10 0 1 Smith, 3b .. r .._ 3 12 1 J. Fisher, If 2 0 0 0 Lutes, If, lb 1110 Gehrig, 2b 1 10 0 Mendez, 2b 10 0 0 Totals -.. r ... 25 9 8 3 Score by Innings Yankees 001 601—8 White Sox 411 12x—9 Two Outfielders Recalled By Mets NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Mets have recalled outfielders Joe Christopher and Joe Hicks from Buffalo of the International Leauge. To make room for the two Joes both of whom have seen previous service with the Mets, infielder Chico Fernandez q[as optipned to Seattle and utility man Cliff Cook was released outright to Buffalo.

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Berne Defeats Cubs In Pony League Game Berne exploded for two big innings and romped to a 12-6 victory over the Decatur Cubs in an Adams County Pony League contest played at the Berne diamond Thursday evening. The winners scored six times in the. third inning and five in the fourth to .chalk up their fifth win against five losses. - The loss was the third for the Cubs against six wins as they maintained a slim lead in the league standings. Walks to Bill Brown and Lon Hawkiris and sihgled by Dan Kable and John Schultz got the Cubs off to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. A single by H. Habegger and a double by Beitler scored Berne's first run in the second inning, but the Cubs got that run back in the third on a walk to Terry Hilyard and a single by Dave Hackman. “ Erupt For Six Berne, however, came up with six tallies in the third inning on two errors, a hit batsman, and singles by Luginbill, N. Schwartz, Neal, T. Schwartz, Beitler and S. Steury, to take a 7-4 lead. The wihners added another five runs in the fourth frame on another hit batsman, a pair of errors, a walk, and three singles, to boost their lead to 12-4. Doubles by Doug Spaulding and Hawkins scored a Cub run in the fifth, and they closed their scoring for the eventing in the sixth when Flueckiger, winning Berne hurler, issued four walks to force in a run. The Cubs’ next encounter will be at Worthman Field Saturday evening, when they play Monmouth, at 7 p.m. CUBS ") AB R H E Brown, ss 2 2 0 1 Hilyard, 3b 110 0 Spaulding, 3b -x 2 0 10 Hawkins, cf 3 110 D. Hackman, lb 4 0 11 Kable, c 3 2 11 Schultz, rs ..• 3 0 10 Williams, lb 0 0 0 0 Spiegel, p 10 0 0 Mayclin, p 0 0 0 1 Koos, 2b .... 2 0 0 0 Rash, If —- 10 0 1 Sheets, If 0 0 0 0 Totals 22 6 5 5 BERNE : AB R H E S. Steury, cf - r 4*l 10 Luginbill, ss — 4 12 1 N. Bchwartz, lb 4 2 10 Neal, 3b 4 2 2 0 T. Schwartz, If .3 110 Flueckiger, p 3 1 ft. ft Habegger, 2b 3 3 10 Beitler, rs . 4 12 0 Pike, c .... 4 0 11 Totals 33 12 11 2i Score by Innings Cubs 381 011 0— 6 Berne 016 500 x —l 2 Bob's Sewing Center Into New Location » Bob’s Sewing and Service Center is moving to a new location in Decatur, owner and operator Bob Bteberich said this morning. Now located at 171 N. Second St., the store’s new location will be at 112 W. Monroe St., former site of Stucky Appliances, across the street from the Adams theater. Bieberich said that all stock will be moved into the new store and ready for business Monday morning. A grand opening sale will start Monday. The authorized and approved Singer dealer in this area, Bieberich explained that he wifl continue to handle all types cf sewing materials, products and notions, and a complete Singer line, in addition to doing sewing machine repair, in the new location.

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New Scoreboard At ( Northwest School A »new scoreboard has been donated to the Northwest Wildcat Leaguaglsy the Fort Wayne Wildcat Le|pue .assistant coach Bill McColly announced this morning. The Decatur public schools have donated the materials for the scoreboard, McColly said, and the Northwest wildcatters are busy preparing numbers, etc., to be used on the board. Local residents, parents, fans, etc., are invited to see the new scoreboard at the Northwest elementary school, on Dayton St. Reds Win 2-1 Lynn Lehman’s twb-run single paced the Reds to a 2-1 victory over the Rodgers in a Tiger division game at Northwest this morning. Lehman’s single brought home the only two Red runs, both scoring in the first inning. Paul Mankey limited the Dodgers to five hits and one run in receiving theh pitching victory . Following the game, all infielders of the Tiger League held a special practice session. Individual fielding and shortstop and second base double play fundamentals were stressed. Other fundamentals such as first basemen fielding ground balls and pitchers covering first base, running down trapped runners between Bases ,and putting on a tag during an attempted steal of second and third bases were also gone over. This morning’s line score: RHE Reds 200 000 o—2 6 0 Dodgers .... 010 000 o—l 5 2 Mankey and Feasel; Bolinger and Sommer.

Maloney Hurls 14th Victory For Cincinnati By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Strike for strike and win for win, Jim Maloney is a match for Sandy Koufax—and that's no baloney. - Big Sandy, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ flame-thrower, holds the National League’s season strikeout record of 269 and with a 14-3 record is well on his way toward a 25-victory season. There’s no inclination in Cincinnati to question Koufax's talents, but the good burghers of the Ohio city point with pride to the fact that Maloney’s current 14-3 record matches Koufax's mark and that Jim has struck out proportionately more batters this season. Koufax has 150 strikeouts in 156 innings while Maloney has 129 in 128 innings. A 6-foot, 2-inch, 2fto-pound righthander from Fresno, Calif., Maloney won his 14th victory of the season Thursday night in beating the Chicago Cubs, 7-3, after the Reds dropped the 11-inning opener of the twi-night doubleheader. 7-0. Something of a hard-luck pitcher in previous seasons, Maloney's 1963 win total is only three short of his total victories in three other years with the Reds. At the “moment, he’s potentially the Reds biggest winner since Bucky Walters posted 27 victories in 1939. Reds Break Tie Maloney yielded all the Cubs’ runs in the sixth inning but the Reds broke a 3-3 tie with four runs in the eighth with the aid of a two-run double by rookie Pete Rose. Vada Pinson had two doubles and a single and drove in two runs for the Reds in the nightcap. Dick Ellsworth pitched an eight-1 hitter and struck out eight in the opener, which the Cubs won with a parade of 13 batters to the plate in the 11th. A two-run dou-I ble by Ken Hubbs, two defensive j lapses by Charlie Neal and a two-run triple by Don Landrum keyed the big inning. The Los Angeles Dodgers nipped the New York Mets, 4-3, the San Francisco Giants shaded the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-3, the Pitts-1 burgh Pirates downed the Houston Colts, 3-8, and the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardi- j nals, 5-3, after a 6-3 defeat in other National League games. In the American League, the New York Yankees scored a 3-2 triumph over the Los Angeles Angels, the Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 6-3, the Bos ton Red Sox topped the Minnesota Twins, 2-0, the Cleveland ln : dians defeated the Kansas City Athletics, 8-6, and the Baltimore Orioles whipped the Washington Senators, 7-4. ” Mets Lose Again Don Drysdale yielded a pair of homers to Jesse Gonder but got his 11th win for the Dodgers on the strength of a three-run fourthinning rally and Ron Perranoski’s sturdy close-out relief. The win Ks the fourth in a row for the dgers and the loss the' 12th straight for the Mets. Juan Marichal received credit for his 14th win against four defeats when Bob Bolin came to his rescue after Tony Gonzalez hit a ’Mpte and Roy Sivers homered in 1 the ninth to close the Phillies'

Monbouquette Hurls 3-Hit Win For Bosox By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Bill Monbouquette became a star pitcher when he learned to curb his temper. So now it’s the Boston Red Sox’ American League rivals who feel like tossing tantrums. The fiery, 26-year-old Frenchman from Medford, Mass., is controlling his temper* and his curveball so well this year that he (1) is the first major league pitcher to beat every rival team this season and (2) figures to be the Red Sox’ first 20-game winner since 1953. At the same time he’s playing a major role in keeping the Red Sox within shouting distance of the first-place New York Yankees in the AL race. Monbouquette completed the cycle — beating every rival team —Thursday night when he pitched a- three-hitter that gave the Red Sox a 2-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Bob Tillman arid Eddie Bressoud homered in the third and eighth innings to produce the Red Sox’ runs. Yanks Hold Lead The Yankees maintained their five-game lead with a 3-2 10-in-ning win over the Los Angeles Angels, the Chicago White Sox topped the Detroit Tigers, 6-3, the Cleveland Indians downed the Kansas City Athletics, 8-6. and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators, 7-4, in other AL games. In the National League. Los Angeles defeated New York, 4-3, San Francisco edged out Philadelphia, 4-3, Pittsburgh defeated Houston. 3-0. Cincinnati beat Chicago. 7-3, after a 7-0 loss, and Milwaukee topped St. Louis, 5-3, after a 6-3 defeat. Monbouquette struck out 17 batters in a game in 1961 and pitched a no-hitter in 1962 But is en route to by far his best 1 season in the majors. He struck out eight and walked only one to best Dick Stigman. Mel Parnell, who turned the trick in 1953, was the last Red Sox 20-game winner. Ford Wins Tenth Whitey, Ford gained credit for his 10th straight win and 14th of the season when Joe Pepitone’s double* and Elston Howard’s single knapped a 2-2 tie in the 10th. Hal Reniff retired the Angels in the Bottom of the frame, sealing Los Angeles’ ninth straight, loss. Mike Hershberger’s tvio-run double and Jim Landis’ two-run triple featured a six-run third inning that enabled the White Sox to remain five games behind the Yankees. Jim Brosnap retired pinch-hitter Gabe Brown with two out in the ninth to preserve Gary Peters’ sixth win. George Thomas had a pair of hits for the Tigers. Johnny Wyatt walked in the tiebreaking run and wild-pitched an insurance run home to cap Cleveland's three-run eighth-inning rally. Willie Kirkland homered for the Indians and George ■ Alusik, Ken Harrelson and Doc Edwards connected for the Athletics. The Orioles ended the Senators’ seven-game winning streak with a six-run seventh inning in which Al Smith doubled and Jim Gentile, Brooks Ro bi n so n, Jackie Brandt and Russ Snyder singled. Dick Hall, who pitched one inning, got credit for his fourth win while Ron Kline suffered his fourth setback. Pony League Game Scheduled Saturday The Decatur Cubs and Monmouth Pony League teams will play at 7 o'clock Saturday evening. The game, which is a makeup Os an early season postponement, will be played at Worthman Field. - -v— - - gap to one run. Willie MeCovey hit his 24th homer and Jim Davenport had two RBLsinglcs to lead a 10-hit attack that dealt 10game winner Ray Culp his seventh loss. Don Cardwell pitched a twohitter for the Pirates, who scored once in the fourth inning and added two insurance runs in the eighth on Donn Clendenon's tworun double. Dick Farrell suffered his seventh loss for the Colts. Bill While's two-run homer and Dick Groat's double sparked the Cardinals’ decisive five-run sev-enth-inning rally in their first game, but the Braves kayoed ex•teammate Lew Burdette in seven innings and took the nightcap behind Bob Shaw's nine-hitter. Lee Maye and Hank Aaron homered for the Braves.

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WAS ROBBED—Mets’ Frank Thomas throws his hat away in disgust after being robbed of a game-winning two-run homer in the ninth. Dodgers’ Tommy Davis, in left, made a leaping catch of the ball.

Wildcat League Results Listed ■ . V' * Dave Hamrick and Harold Gray turned in no-hit pitching performances in recent McMillen Kitty league play. Hamrick helped the Mathews defeat the Musiaks, 34). and Gthyfteft/ the Mantles to a 2-0 victory over the Kalines. Richard Litchfield homered for the Mathews. In another pair of McMillen Kitty games, the Kalines downed the Foxes 6-2, and the Banks edged the Colavitos 9-8 on a home run by Dickerson . In Kitty play at Northwest,, Razo had four hits, two of them homers, as the Affolders edged the Soldners 10-9. The Porters edged the Steiners by 11-10, and the Steurys were also ope-run winners, 4-3 over the Schafers in nine innings. In that game Eyanson struck out 16 batters and Laurent struck out 21 and got oil of his team’s hits in a losing cause. The Rashes beat Hammonds 8-3 in the same league, zln a pair of McMilen Kat league games, the Bobcats downed the Leopards 5-4 despite .a home run by Birch of the Leopards, and the Lions bombed thp Panthers 16-5 Line scores of all the games are as follows:

McMillen Kitty R H Mathews 201 00—3 3 Musials.... .000 00—0 0 Hamrick and Litchfield; B. Bracey and Hamond. R H Kalines .............. 000 00—0 0 Mantles .. 010 IG-2 3 Feasel and Drake; Gray and Foreman. R H Foxs .........: 200 00-2 3 Kalines _■ 006 Ox—6 5 Eichhorn, Patch and Schirack; Feasel and Lehman. R H Colavitos , 430 01 -8 6 Banks 400 41 —9 4 Snyder, Dickerson and Butler; Teeter, J. Kuhnle and Spaulding. Northwest Kitty „ RHE Affolders .. 123 22-10 9 3 Soldncrs 230 40- 9 4 4 Baker and Razo; Johnson and Soldner. R H E Steiners 301 42-10 6 2 Porters 025 22—11 9 5 Feasel and Reed; Butcher and Butcher. » RHE Steaurys 000 300 001—4 4 2 Schafers .... . 200 010 000—3 3 3 Hamomnds RHE Rashs 430 lx-« 3 2 Razo and Des Jean; Rash and Gerig. McMillen Kat » R H Bobcats 001 04 —5 3 Ixs'pards 004 00— 4 4 Zwick and I/w, Bracey; Myers, Bireh and Birch. Myers. Lions ......1. 307 33—16 10 Panthers j 101 03— 5 3 R H Rickord, Geimer, and Magsamen; Niblick, Gage, and Keller.

Baltimore Bullets Sign Marquette Star BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) — Ron Glasser, fourth highest scorer in Marquette history, signed • contract Thursday with the Baltimore Bullets of the National Basketball Association. Glasser is expected to team with Rod Thorn of West Virgin as twin rookie powers for the Bullets. New York Stock Exchange Prices MIDDAT PRICES A. T. it T., 121%; Central Soya 29»4; DuPont, 243%; Ford, 51%; General Electric, 79%; General Motors, 70; Gulf Oil 48%; Standard Oil Ind, 60%; Standard OU N. J , 69%; U. S. Steel, 46%.

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International League Northern Division W L Pct. GB Syracuse 54 37 .593 — Buffalo 49 40 .551 4 Rochester 48 42 .533 5% Richmond 41 45 .477 10% Toronto 39 50 .438 14 ' Southern Division ' / W L Pct. GB Atlanta 47 38 .553 — Indianapolis -i... 46 41 .529 2 Arkansas 47 45 .511 3% Columbus 1. 37 49 .430 10% Jacksonville 33 54 .379 15 Thursday’s Results Atlanta 3, Jacksonville 2. Arkansas 4-2, Richmond 2-6. Indianapolis 5, Rochester 3. Columbus 4, Toronto 3. Buffalo 4, Syracuse 2. 1 •*»