Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 230, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1963 — Page 7

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Ford, Koufax > To Open 1963 World Series NEW YORK (UPI) — Ralph Houk will confirm a long foregone conclusion today with an official announcement that Whitey Ford will open the World Series for the New Yankees Wednesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. Ford will oppose Dodger ace Sandy Koufax in a duel that not only matches two of the finest left-handed pitchers in baseball but also could serve as a pivotal test around which the whole World Series may revolve. The Yankees, 7-5 favorites to win their 21st world championship, are all “in good physical shape,’’/ according to Houk, “and that includes Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.” Third baseman Ken McMullen is the Dodgers’ only question mark. He’s suffering from a pulled hamstring mtiscle in his left leg and may not be ready by Wednesday. May Choose Downing Houk hinted that he may even announce his starting pitchers for the first two games at Yankee Stadium today and if he does, his second game choice undoubtedly will be 22-year-old southpaw Al Downing. Downing, who won 13 games for the Yankees since they brought him up from Richmond of the International League in June, didn’t look too good last Saturday when the Minnesota Twins tagged him with his fifth defeat by rapping him for five runs on six hits and five walks

PUBLIC AUCTION - COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL - - ONE OF THE TOP HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERDS IN JAY COUNTY - As the tenant, Mr. Glatfli, has purchased a farm of his own, we, the undersigned, will offer at Public Auction our entire Holstein Dairy Herd—Located on the Longerbone Farm, 1/2 mile north of Pennville, Ind. on State Road No. 1, then 1 mile west; or, 31/ 2 miles south of Fiat (Junction No. 1 & No. 18) then 1 mile west, on - THURSDAY,OCTOBER 3,1963SALE STARTING AT 11:30 A. M. 75—Head High Grade Holstein Dairy Cattle-75 - T.B. and Brucellosis tested — 17 Holstein adult cows, 6 and 7 years old, 6 just fresh in full production, 4 due to freshen by sale date, 7 in good production and due to freshen in Jan. & Feb. 23 Holstein heifers, coming with 2nd caives, 2 just fresh, 13 due by sale date or soon after, 8 straight milkers and due in Jan. and Feb. 4 Holstein heifers, coming with cdlves due to freshen by sale date. V 8 Holstein heifers, 2 years old, open. 10 Holstein heifers, 12 to 15 months old. 13 Holstein heifers, 2 weeks to 6 months old. 1 Holstein bull calf, 2 months old, from one of the top producing cows in this herd. This herd represents years of careful breeding and selecting—everyone of the above animals'were raised on this farm. Registered herd sires have always been used. PRESENT HERD SIRE— Wai Co. Farm Butter Boy DAM—Wai Co Farm Mary Tritomia , SlßE—Carnation Madcap Butter Boy 2 PREVIOUS SIRES were Wai Co. Farm Lad Fobes Dawn DAM—Wai Co. Farm Lady Burton Fobes . SIRE Wai Co Farm Dawn Belmont Tritomia and Wai Co Farm Tritomia Scout DAM—Wai Co Farm Lady Burton Fobes. SIRE—Wai Co Farm Tritomia Creator. Dams of the above sires have butterfat records up to 817 Ibs. fat, maternal dams up to 1034 Ibs. fat. This farm has been on a continuous D.H.I.A. testing program since 1935, and this herd has led the county in production several months in recent years. • 1960 Silver Certificate awarded herd average—s 62 butter fat 14466 milk. • 1961 Gold Metal Certificate awarded herd average—ssl but ter fat 15006 milk. • 1962 Bronze Certificate awarded herd—average 464 butterfat, 12236 milk. • 1963 Fiscal year herd average 474 tbs. butterfat, 12361 tbs. milk. Many of the cattle on test in 1962-63 were first calf heifers. Complete production records, breeding dates and individual health pgpers will be furnished. We invite you to inspect our herd at anytime prior to sale date. MISCELLANEOUS FARM ITEMS—2 Chor Boy milking units; 1 Marlow milking unit; John Deere manure spreader; hammer mill and drive belt; 5-blade disc plow; cultivator for W. D Allis Chalmer tractor; slip in stock rack for l/j> or % ton pick-up truck; aluminum camper for pick-up. ' , - HAY and STRAW - 1500 bales alfalfa, brome & ladino, Ist & 2nd tutting. * 400 bales clover hay—24o bales alfalfa & brome. 375 bales wheat & oats straw. TERMS—CASH Not responsible for accidents. Lunch will be servecTby Friends Church Ladies Aid, Pennville. Cattle will be sold under tent CLARENCE GLATTLI and ORLO LONGERBONE, Owners R. R. No. Tj Pennville, Ind. Sale conducted by ELLENBERGER BROS., AUCTIONEERS Bluffton phone 543—Fort Wayne phone 745-5512. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK-SALE CLERK-Bluffton, Ind. (If interested, please clip—ad will appear only ante)

in five innings. By one of those freak coincidences, southpaw Johnny Padres, who figures to be the Dodgers’ second game starter against Downing, also was cuffed around in his last start on Saturday night. The Phillies murdered practically every pitch he served up to them, raking him for 12 hits and eight runs before he was kayoed in the second. Battle Os Leftys the first two games of the current World Series will be strictly a battle of southpaws, with Ford, a 24-game winner, facing 25-game winner Koufax in the opener and Downing and Podres hooking up in the second contest. Should Koufax need any help, the odds are Alston will call on Still another left-hander from the bullpep in Ron Perranoski, who is easily the finest reliever in the game. Perranoski compiled a brilliant 1.67 earned run average this season while winning 16 games and losing only three. If Ford should falter in the opener, Houk would come in with either Ralph Terry, a right-hand-er, or Steve Hamilton, a lefthander, depending on the situation at the time. Following an off-day for travel on Friday, the site of the series will shift to Los Angeles for the third game on Saturday, Oct. 5. Jim Bouton, a right-handed 21game winner, is. scheduled to face veteran right-hander Don Drysdale in the third game with Ford and Koufax due to hook up again in the fourth. High School Football Berne 21, Cambridge City 21, (tie). Northfield 21, Geneva 0. New Haven 13, Angola 7. Fort Wayne Luers 34, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 0. South Bend Central 40, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 21.

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Major Leagues .K 1 AmencMi FINAL STANDINGS W L Pct GB New York 104 57 .646 — Chicago 94 68 .580 10% Minnesota 91 70 .565 13 Baltimore ; 86 76 .531 18% Cleveland 79 83 .488 25% Detroit ... 79 83 .488 25% Boston T 6 75 .472 28 Kansas City .... 73 89 . 451 31% Los Angeles 70 91 .435 34 Washington ...— 56 106 .346 48% Saturday’s Results Minnesota 6, New York 3. Baltimore 8, Detroit 6. Boston 4, Los Angeles 3. Chicago 7, Washington 2. Cleveland 7, Kansas City 0. Sunday’s Results Detroit 7, Baltimore 3. Washington 9, Chicago 2. Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1. Los Angeles at Boston, cancelled rain. Minnesota at New York, cancelled, rain. National League FINAL STANDINGS W L Pct GB Los Angeles .... 99 63 .611 — St. Louis 93 69 .574 6 San Francisco .. 88 74 .543 11 Philadelphia 87 75 .537 12 Cincinnati 86 76 .531 13 Milwaukee 84 78 .529 15 Chicago 82 80 .506 17 Pittsburgh 74 88 .457 25 Houston 66 96 . 407 33 New York 51 111 .315 48 Saturday’s Results San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 4, Milwaukee 1. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 1. Houston 9, New York 1. Philadelphia 12, Los Angeles 3. Sunday’s Results St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2 (14 innings). Milwaukee 2, Chicago 0. Houston 13, New York 4. Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 1. San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 2.

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Bob Helm Wins Second Place In Golf Meet i Bob Helm won the runner-up 1 honors Sunday in the city golf t tournament in an 18-hole play-off 2 with Gordie Sowers, 1962 defending champion, by defeating him z one stroke, 81-82. Par Out .. 444 345 345—36 Helm out 534 345 556—40 Sowers Out 656 355 444—42 Par In .... 444 345 345—36—(72) Helm In . 454 346 465-41—(81) Sowers In 654 344 347—40—(82) The twosome was forced into an 18-hole play-off by virtue of their tie of 231 for the 54-hole event which climaxed last weekj end, when Don Elder was declared the 1963 city golf champion by nosing out Helm and Sowers with ■’ 230. Sowers lost the play-off match on the final 18th hole just as he lost the 1963 championship. In both situations, Sowers led his 3 opponent by one stroke going ip- „■ to the drastic and deciding final hole. Sunday, Sowers was forced to settle for a double bogey (7) after hitting the ditch on his third shot, while Helm hit the green in regulation play and two putted for his par 5 , Sowers was leading the field in

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Series Facts NEW YORK (UPI) — Facts and figures on the 1963 World -Series: Opponents — New York Yankees (American League champions) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (National League champions). Winner — First team to win four games. Sites and dates of games — First two games at New York, Oct. 2-3; third, fourth and fifth (if necessary) at Los Angeles, Oct. 5-6-7; sixth (if necessary) and seventh (if necessary! at New York. Oct. 9-10. Starting time — New York games, 1 p.m., EDT; Los Angeles games, 1 p.m., PDT (4 p.m. EDT). Rival managers — Yankees, Ralph Houk; Dodgers, Walt Alston. Probable pitchers for first game — Yankees, Whitey Ford (24-7); Dodgers, Sandy Koufax (25-5). First game odds — Yankees favored at 13-10. Series odds — Yankees favored the city golf competition last week by one shot when he met his fate on the final hole in a similar circumstance. His ball entered the ditch twice during that final day of the tournament and he was compelled to take an 8, sending him into the 18-hole play-off with Helm as they tied at 231. Helm led Sowers by 2 strokes outplayed Helm on the back nine, at the turn 4042. Sowers, however 40-41.

at 7-8. Probable weather for first game — Partly cloudy- temperature in the mid 60’s. Radio and TV — All games broadcast and televised nationally by the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Radio announcers — Ernie Harwell and Joe Garagiola. Television announcers — Mel Allen and Vince Scully. Past series records — Yankees, won 20, lost 7; Dodgers, won 2,

Diary of MYERS FLORIST “* QUAINT OLD GIFT SHOP” as a florist and "Quaint Old Gift Shop." The first in a series of steps to change our shop appearance both inside and out. ( SEPT. 24— A small shipment from International Art £o., contained mostly gold, silver and bronze planters. Worth mentioning is an old fashioned coffee grinder planter in antique gold which retails for $4.50. SEPT. 25— Reorder Westmoreland Glass. We never knew how fast milk glass could sell until we got this line. New merchandise necessitated the rearrangement of our displays. When we began, we wondered where we were going ro put it all. When we finished, we had a couple of shelves to spare. SEPT. 26— Visited a local nurseryman this afternoon and after looking over his new greenhouse, we spent about an hour swapping trade secrets. It's amazing how many worthwhile ideas come from friends and fellow SEPT. 27— The writer and four fellow Optimists journeyed to Huntington this noon for a visitation. Naturally the three heaviest of us ended up in the back seat. Tom Sefton said it was the hardest work his car had ever done and he'd been hauling cement all A... week. SEPT. 28— Saturday's are always busy, but particularly so when there's wedding work. Really we don't close Saturday evenings because we can't stand to miss "Gunsmoke." We're just dead tired by 5:30.

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lost 10. Past Yankees -Dodgers series records — Yankees won 6, lost 1. Pro Football National League New York 37, Philadelphia 14. Green Bay 31, Baltimore 20. Chicago 37, Detroit 21. Cleveland 20, Los Angeles 6. Pittsburgh 23, St. Louis 10. Washington 21, Dallas 17. Minnesota 45, San Francisco 14.