Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1964 — Page 7

THURSDAY,'MAY 14, 1964

Preakness To Have Six In Race Saturday PIMLICO, Md. (UPI) — Northern Dancer and Hill Rise, first and second in the Kentucky Derby, along with the three horses which chased them home and one interloper, were expected to be entered today for Saturday’s 88th running of the $150,000 - added Preakness Stakes. Hill Rise loomed as favorite for the second of the triple crown classics, just as he was two weeks ago at Churchill Downs in the first, even though Northern Dancer beat him by a neck in the rose run. Rounding out the field of six were Rex Ellsworth’s The Scoundrel, Harbor View Farm’s Roman Brother and Rokeby Stable’s Quadrangle — the Kentucky Derby horses which finished in that order behind Northern Dancer and Hill Rise —an<K Mrs. Harriet N. Ball’s Big Pete, a newcomer to the classics. Hill Rise, owned by the El Peco Ranch of George A. Pope, was listed at 8-to-5 by the track handicapper and Willie Shoemaker was again listed as his rider. Northern Dancer, the Canadian - bred colt, owned by the Windfields farm of Edward P. Taylor was 2-to-l. Bill Hartack, who has yet to win the Preakness with any of his three previous Kentucky Derby winners, rides the little but muscular colt. The Scoundrel, which has impressed local horsemen with the way he has been training for the Preakness, was 4-to-1 with Hank Moreno replacing Manny Ycaza -as his jockey. Quadrangle, with Braulio Baeza up instead of Bobby Ussery, and Roman Brother, with jockey Wayne Chambers again in the saddle each were 8-to-L Big Pete was the outsider as 20-to-l with Joe Culmone riding.

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Major League Leaders By United Preaa International National League ' G. AB R. H. Pet Mays, SF 23 94 27 44 .468 Wiliams, Chi 21 83 17 33 .398 Kanehl, NY 19 50 5 16 .380 Clmente, Pitt 25 112 21 42 .375 Cardnas, Cin 26 91 16 S 3 .363 Johnson, Cin 20 55 13 19 .345 Boyer, StL 27 106 17 36 .343 Santo, Chi 20 70 12 24 .343 Stargell, Pitt 21 85 17 29 .341 Maye, Mil 24 96 15 32 .333 American League Oliva, Minn 25 111 25 47 .423 Bresoud, Bos 25101 16 39 .366 Freehan, Det 18 60 7 23 383 Fregosi, LA 23 78 20 29 .372 Robnson, Bal 24 92 13 31 .337 Robinsn, Chi 20 TO 14 24 .329 Rchdsn, NY 22 96 16 31 .323 Howser, Clev 23 98 13 31 .316 Tillman, Bos 22 73 7 23 .315 Hinton, Was 27 102 13 32 .314 Home Runs National League — Mays, Giants 13; Howard, Dodgers 10; Williams, Cubs 7; Allen, Phils; McCovey, Giants; Stargell, Pirates all 6. American League — -Colavito, Athletics 9; Hall, Twins 9; Skowron, Senators 8; Allison, Twins 8; Oliva, Twins 7; Wagner, Indians 7. Runs Batted In National League —Mays, Giants 34; Stargell, Pirates 22; Clemente, Pirates 19; Boyer, Cards 19; Banks, Cubs 18. American League — Wagner, Indians 25; Cola vita, Athletics 21; Oliva, Twins 21; Hall, Twins 21; Cash, Tigers 20; Allison, Twins 20. Pitching National League — Marichal, Giants 6-0; Gibson, Cards 3-0; Shaw, Giants 3-0; Ellis, Reds; Klippstein, Phils; Washburn, Cards all 2-0. American League — Pizarro, White Sox 3-0; Kline, Senators 3-0; Arrigo, Twins; Bunker, Orioles; Chance, Angels; Fisher, White Sox; McMahon, Indians; Stock, Orioles all 2-0.

Colts Defeat Giants, Mays Still Hitting By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Ken Johnson must figure he’s on candid camera because he keeps right on smiling even though everyone has him pegged as the unluckiest pitcher in baseball. The Houston kniickleballer, who pitched a no-hitter against Cincinnati on April 23 but lost the game, 1-0, pitched perfect ball against San Francisco until the seventh inning Wednesday night and was gone from the game in the eighth. “I’m not complaining one bit, though,’’ grinned the 30-year-old right-hander. “We won the game, and that’s the only thing that counts.** The Colts beat the Giants, 2- and although Johnson was credited with the victory, his third against as many losses, Hal Woodeshick had to rescue him when the Giants rallied in the eighth. Breaks Up Bid Jesus Alou broke up Johnson’s bid for a perfect game and a second no-hitter when he doubled to lead off the seventh. Johnson retired Willie Mays three straight times, striking him out once and getting him twice on grounders before the San Francisco centerfielder stretched his hitting streak to 20 consecutive games with a single off Woodeshick in the ninth for the last of the Giants’ five hits. Mays’ one hit in four trips dropped his average 10 points to .468. The Colts pushed across what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the seventh on singles by Bob Aspromonte and Staub and a wild pitch by reliever Ron Herbel. The Giants kayoed Johnson in the eighth when Duke Snider’s pinch double and a signle by Jesus Alou accounted for their only run; ■.■ ■ ■" Mets Down Braves The Mets defeated the Braves, 5-2, in the only other National League game played Wednesday. Rain washed out games between the Cubs and Dodgers, the Cardinals and Phillies, and the Reds and Pirates. In the American League, the White Sox toppled the Twins, 5-1, with the help of Dave Nicholson’s three-run homer. The Indians shut out the Red Sox, 3- in a game limited to six in-

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Major Leagues NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. GB San Francisco .. 16 8 .667 — Philadelphia .... 14 9 .609 1% St. Louis 16 11 .593 1% Milwaukee .... 15 11 .577 2 Pittsburgh.... 14 12 .538 3 Cincinnati 13 13 .500 4 Chicago 10 11 .476 4% Houston 12 17 .414 614 Los Angeles .... 10 16 .387 7 New York 719 269 10 Wednesday’s Results New York 5, Milwaukee 2. Houston 2, San Francisco 1. Los Angeles at Chicago, postponed, rain. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, postponed, rain. St. Louis at Philadelphia, postponed, rain. ( AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Chicago 13 7 .650 — New Yorkl3 8 .619 % Cleveland 14 9 .509 % Baltimore 14 10 .583 1 Minnesota 13 12 .520 2M> Los Angeles 12 15 .444 4% Detroit 10 13 .435 4’4 Washington .... 12 17 .414 5% Boston 10 15 .400 5>4 Kansas City 10 15 .400 514 Wednesday’s Results Baltimore at Washington, postponed, rain. Cleveland 3, Boston 0. (called 6 innings, rain). New York 1, Detroit 1, (tie, called 6 innings, rain). Chicago 5, Minnesota 1. Los Angeles 9-0, Kansas City 0-2. nings by rain, which also I washed out the Orioles-Senators contest and halted the YankeesTigers game after six innings | with the score tied at 1-1. Barry Latman hurled the Angels to a 9-0 win over the A’s in the opener of a twi-nighter but Kansas City evened matters with a 2-0 victory in the nightcap. Jack Fisher won his first game for the Mets although he needed help from Larry Bearnarth when the Braves rallied for two runs in the eighth. Fisher drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a double while Jesse Gonder contributed a bases - empty homer off loser Tony Cloninger (2-2). Juan Pizarro won his third straight for the White Sox with a four - hitter over the Twins. He struck out seven, snapped rookie Tony Oliva’s 11 - game hitting streak and had a shutout until Bob Allison socked his eighth .homer in the ninth. Nicholson belted his sixth horn- ' er with two on in the eighth off* loser Dick now 0-3.

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Commodores To End Season Next Week George Waning, head coach at the Decatur Catholic high school, announced this morning that baseball games Tuesday with North Manchester and today with Crestview, called off because of rain and wet grounds, will not be rescheduled. The Comodores will close their season with games next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Dean Os Indiana's Sportswriters Dies INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — William F. Fox, Jr., 69, dean of Hoosier sportswriters whose columns helped make basketball the leading sport in Indiana, died at his home today following a lingering illness. A University of Notre Dame alumnus, Fox was a sportswriter 40 years and since 1939 was sports editor of the Indianapolis News. !t_

Lee DeTurk Named Monroeville Coach Lee DeTurk, a native of Pennsylvania, has been named head basketball coach at Monroeville high school. DeTurk will graduate from Taylor University next month. He Loren Gratoner, who has been named athletic director. Grabner will continue as head track! and cross country coach. Ned Knape, of Decatur will continue as assistant in base* ball, basketball and golf.

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