Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 133, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1964 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1964

Decatur Braves Win On Pony League No-Hitter

The Decatur Braves opened their season in the Adams county Pony League on a winning note Thursday, as they downed Adams Central 11-5, at the Monroe diamond. Duane Thieme and Mike Schnepf combined to throw a nohitter for the winners. The Braves scored twice in each ot the first two innings and were never headed. They added three tallies in the fifth and four more in the seventh. Thieme tossed the first three innings but walked three batters and hit three more in the third frame, as Adams Central scored three times. Adams Central ad. ded their final two runs off Schnepf, scoring on a pair of Decatur errors. r Grab Lead The Braves grabbed the lead in the initial frame on walks to Mike Curtin and Jim Cass and Ken Gause’s double. They added two more in the second inning on Mixed Doubles Meet Continues To June 14 The annual mixed doubles tourney at Villa Lanes will continue through two more weekends, concluding with the 9 p.m. shift Sunday, June 14. The tourney, for teams made up of one man and one woman, is a 75 per cent handicap event, with S3OO for first place winner, and $45 in special prizes. Bowling in the tourney is on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and ■ evenings, at two- hour inter-; vals, or the couples may bowl] during the week by special ap-1 pointment. =

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singles by ‘Pat Loshe, Chuck Cook, Curtin and Cass. Triples by Tony Conrad and Steve Johnson and Loshe’s single produced three tallies in the sixth and the Braves scored four more in the seventh on singles by Conrad and Rick Archer and doubles by Dave Knittie and Loshe. Loshe, Cass and Conrad each had three hits for the winners and Curtin and Knittie chipped in with two each. Braves AB R H E Conrad, ss — 5 2 3 1 Curtin, cf 4 18 6 Hower, cf 0 0 0 0 Cass, 3b4 13 0 Johnson, c 4 110 Gause, rs 4 0 10 Blythe, rs 0 0 0 0 Thieme, p 2 0 0 0 Schnepf, p 2 0 0 1 Loshe, If 3 3 3 0 Mendez 0 0 0 0 Cook, lb 3 11 0 Archer, lb 1110 Haggerty, 2b 2 0 0 0 Knittie. 2b 3 3 3 1 1 —— TOTALS 36 11 IS 3 Adams Central AB R H E Summerset, ss, 3b.. 2 10 0 B. Striker, lb 2 10 0 Harris, If ... 3 0 0 2 Gilbert, 3b, p 4 0 0 0 •Hirschy, rs 3 0 0 0 jHeyerly, cf 3 10 0 1 Sanders, cf 0 0 0 0 |Wable, cf .1 0 0 0 0 Striker, c—l 10 0 Arnold, 2b 3 0 0 1 fSipe, p, ss 2 10 0 | TOTALS 22 5 0 3 3Score by innings: 3 Braves 220 030 4—lb 3 Adams Central .... 003 002 0— 5

Major Leagues AMERICAN LKAGUE W L Pct. GB Baltimore ...... 30 15 .667 — ; Chicagou. 26 13 .667 1 Cleveland 23 IS .561 5 I New York 23 18 .561 5 i Minnesota 26 21 .553 5 i Boston 22 24 ,478 8% i Detroit 18 25 .419 11 • Washington .... 20 29 .408 12 Los Angeles ... 19 30 .388 13 Kansas City ... 15 29 .34114% Thursday's Reunite New York 9, Minnesota 7. Chicago 5, Cleveland 1. Baltimore at Kansas Qty, . postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE ' ' W L Pct. GB ' Philadelphia ... 27 16 .628 — ' San Francisco.. 27 19 .587 1% ' St. Louis 36 22 .542 3% ' Pittsburgh 25 22 .532 4 1 Milwaukee 24 23 .511 5 Cincinnati 23 22 .511 5 ' Chicago 21 23 .477 6% 1 Los Angeles 22 25 .468 7 1 Houston 22 27 .449 8 J New York 15 33 .313 14% Thursday’s Results Houston 7, New York 3. i Chicago 2, St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 3. Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 2. ’ Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 0. • Richardson's I ■ Five Hits Top ' Yanks' Victory , By CURT BLOCK UPI Sports Writer Bobby Richardson would rather fight than switch, if he had a choice. ' In the era of the long ball, Richardson remains the only Yankee regular without a home run to his credit this year, but the smallest of all the New Yorkers gave the spectators a lesson in batsmanship Thursday with a perfect 5 -for - "5 performance in a Minnesota ball park where home runs are the rule, not the exception. At 5-foot-9, 170 pounds, the Yankee field general has no illusions about his power. >Of his 57 base hits, 50 are singles, good for a .310 average and a spot among the league leaders. The Minnesota musclemen who lead all clubs by a wide margin in the home run department could vanage only one off New York pitching Thursday while Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris each connected with two men aboard to boost the Yankees to a 9-7 victory. Although the Bomber bats gave starter Al Downing six runs in the first two innings, the young southpaw was gone in the third. Pete Mikkelsen, now 4-1, was the winner going 6 2-3 innings allowing five hits, including Jim Hall’s 11th homer. In the only other American League game, Chicago defeated Cleveland, 5-1. Baltimore at Kansas City was rained out. Chicago inched closer to first place behind Floyd Robinson’s two- run homer in the sixth off Cleveland starter and loser Dick Donovan. The White Sox have the same percentage (.667) as the league leading Baltimore Orioles but trail the Birds by one , game, having played fewer contests. Frank Kreutzer held the Indians hitless for four innings in relief of Ray Herbert who left the game with a sore elbow but nevertheless got the win, his second in five decisions.

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Wax Hurls No-Hitter To Beat Phillies By JOE GERGEN UPI Sport. Writer Sandy Koufax still was one pitch away from perfection today, but the dandy southpaw is steadily zeroing in on that baseball milestone. The 28 - year -old Koufax twirled the third no - hitter of his career Thursday night in pitching the Los Angeles Dpdgers -to a 3-0 victory over the league - leading Philadelphia Phillies and missed a perfect game by inches when his 3-2 pitch to rookie Richie Allen sailed low and outside in the fourth inning. Koufax now has pitched no - hitters in each of his last three seasons, and each was closer to perfection than the other. In his first hitless performance, Sandy allowed the New York Mets five walks on June 30, 1962, and he limited the San Francisco Giants to only two free passes on May 11 of last year. • “I have this to say,” Koufax said after the game. “This was the best of the three.” Should Get Better If Koufax gets any better — and he’s given every indication that he might — he'will become the first pitcher in modern National League history to hurl a perfect game. All five perfect games in modern annals have been accomplished in the American League, the last being Don Larsen's World Series masterpiece in 1956. The Brooklyn - born Koufax, who will receive the Babe Ruth Award tonight at New York’s Shea stadium as the outstanding player in * the 1963 World Series, joins g select trio of Larry Corcoran (1800 s Cy Young and Bob Feller a who have pitched three no - hitters. No pitcher ever has pitched four no - hitters in a career. Koufax pitched to the minimum of 27 batters and struck out 12 men, marking the 54th time in his career he had struck out 10 men or more. That tied him with Feller and Rube Wadell for the major league record, which is unlikely to stand long with Koufax around. Howard Homers Frank Howard provided Koufax with all the runs he needed ip the seventh inning when he hit a three - run homer on the left - Centerfield roof, his 14th of the year. Koofoo’s no - hitter was the second of the young season but only the 'first in victory. Ken Johnson of Houston lost a 1-0 no - hitter against Cincinnati on April 23. AU of Sandy’s no - hitters have come at night, and Thursday night’s was the first he has pitched on the road. Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco, 4-2, Cincinnati stopped Milwaukee, 6-3, despite a triple play by the Braves, Chicago edged the Cardinals, 2-1, and Houston outlasted the Mets, 7-3, in other National League games. Over in the American League, the Yankees overpowered Minnesota, 9-7, and the White Sox beat the Indians, 5-1. The only other scheduled game, Baltimore at Kansas Cijy, was rained out. Rookie Steve Blass pitched a five - hitter and the Pirates erupted for four runs in the fourth inning to hang the defeat on the Giants. The Pittsburgh rally featured a two-run single by Bill Mazeroski. Frank Robinson clouted his 10th and 11th homers to provide the Reds’ Jim O’Toole with his fourth victory of the year. Robbie’s Uth home run in the ninth with two men aboard shattered a 3-3 tie. The Braves’ triple play — the third of the year — occurred in the second inning and went from secondbaseman Mike De La Hoz to shortstop Denis Menke to firstbaseman Gene Oliver. Dick Ellsworth notched his seventh victory of the year for the Cubs when Ron Santo slammed his seventh homer in the fourth with Billy Williams on base. Williams, whose leagueleading batting average slipped one point to .411, collected one double in three appearances. Dick Farrell gained credit for his eighth win, but needed relief help from Don Larsen who pitched hitless ball for 3 2-3 innings. The Colts took advantage bf - four New York errors and collected 15 hits — their high of the season — in defeating Al Jackson.

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White Sox And Indians Win In Little League

Lefty Brett Lutes hurled the defending champion White Sox to a 4-0 win over the Yankees, and the Indians needed two extra innings to down the Tigers, 7-3, in the local Little League’s second night of action Thursday. Lutes struck out seven and walked just two as he tossed the first shutout of the young season, scattering five Yankee hits. His temmates got him all the runs he needed in the first inning, when they scored three times on a walk to Kurt Gerig and another to Lutes, a double by Fred Schultz, a base on balls to R o n Kuhnle and Randy Gehrig’s single. The Sox, who won the league’s title last season, added their final tally in the fifth when Gerig reached base on an error, advanced on another error and scored on Lutes’ single. Tough in Clutch Die Yanks had numerous scoring opportunities, but Lutes was especially tough in the clutch. An error, a single by Mike Augsburger and a walk to Harold Gray gave the Yankees three baserunners in the second inning, but they failed to score. Singles by Jim McConnell and Closson gave the Yanks two runners in the third, but Lutes fanned the next hitter for the third out. Singles by Augsburger and Gray and a walk to Jeff Snyder loaded the bases in the fourth, but Lutes again bore down and fanned the next hitter for the final out. Win in Eighth A four-run explosion in the eighth inning enabled the Indians to even their record at 1-1 for the season and hand the Dgers their second loss in two starts. Singles by Terry Baker and Bill Schnepf, a walk to Tim Baker, an error and a pair of fielder’s choices produced the Indians winning markers in the eighth, giving reliever Max Bedwell the pitching victory. Bedwell relieved Bill Schnepf, who, like Dger hurler Lynn Franz, hurled the first six innings but was forced to retire due to Little League rules. George Fop’s single gave the Dgers a 1-0 lead in the second frame, but the Indians erupted for three tallies in the fourth on a pair of errors and singles by Kerry Knape and John Baker. Steve Alberding’s single in the fifth and Denny Shady’s triple made it 3-2 and Rick Burger doubled and scored in,Jhe sixth to knot 'the score ana send the game into extra inings. WHITE SOX AB R H E Gerig, ss 2 10 0 Archer, 3b, cf 3 110 Lutes, p 2 110 Schultz, c 3 0 10 Kuhnle, lb 2 10 2 Hammond, cf 10 0 0 Bracey, 3b 10 0 0 Gehrig, If ----- 2 0 10 Foreman, If 10 0 0 Campbell, cf, rs 2 0 0 0 Hill, 2b 3 0 0 0 Totals 22 4 4 2 YANKEES AB R H E McConnell, 2b3 0 10 Clossen, ss 3 0 11 Hess, c - 3 0 0 0 Fletcher, p 3 0 0 1 McKenzie, rs 3 0 0 0 Augsburger, 3b 3 0 2 1 Gray, lb 2 0 10 Snyder, cf—lo 0 0 Baker, If 2 0 0 1 Totals — 23 0 5 4 Score by Innings White Sox 300 010—4 Yankees . 000 000—0 INDIANS AB R H E J? Baker, cf, lbs 0 10 Reed, 3b 4 0 10

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Week's Schedule LITTLE LEAGUE Friday Senators vs Red Sox, 8 p.m. PONY LEAGUE Friday Monmouth at Cuba, 7:30 p.m.; Cardinals at Berne, 8 p.m. Pitcher Paul Toth Optioned By Cubs CHICAGO (UPI) — Pitcher Paul Toth, who had an 0-2 record and an 8.18 earned run average for 10 2-3 innings of pitching for the Chicago Cute this year, was optioned Thurs.day to Salt Lake City so that the club could make room on its roster for first-baseman-out-fielder Len Gabrielson. "■ - — ■ .1 I ■ 11 1 I 1