Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 15 August 1964 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets' Football Practice Opens At Bellmont Park

Some 60 candidates for Decatur high school's 1964 football edition turned out this morning for the season's opening practice. Today was the first day Indiana high school teams were allowed to practice, under Indiana High School Athletic Association regulations. Head coach Wally Yeoman and assistants Steve Brandenburg and Phil Miller sent the candidates through exercises in this morning’s heat. Included were sophomores, juniors and seniors vying

Orioles Down Yanks, 5-4; Phils Take Two From Mets

By MARTIN LADER DPI Sports Writer Hank Bauer isn't going to be wrong twice.

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for a spot on the varsity squad. The prospective gridders will work out just once today, and then begin two-a-day drills next Monday in preparation for the season-openig jamboree on Tuesday, September 1. Bellmont Practice This season's workouts will be held in tho former Bellmont Park grounds at the east edge of the city, which the North Adams schools purchased more than a year ago. The practice area, where the

The one-time Yankee who always gave it the old Oriole spirit expressed hi s sincere Opinion at the beginning of the season that his Baltimore team would finish behind the Yankees in the j>ennant race. Maybe it came from being a Yankee himself during many successful years, but Bauer , couldn't see his former companions failing in their bid for a fifth straight American League flag. Fortunately for- Baltimore fans, few of the Oriole players had much to do with the Yankee empire and they weren't too awed at the task that faced them. They took another step to proving their manager wrong Friday night when they whipped the Yankees 5-4 in the opener of a big three-game series. Maintains Lead A crowd of 47,425, largest in modern Baltimore history, .saw the first-place Orioles maintain a three-game edge over runnerup Chicago while boosting their lead over the sagging New Yorkers to 4Mt games. Bauer, who has maintained that 100 victories will be enough to win the pennant, wasn’t about to make any more predictions after his team had recorded win No. 73. "We need 27 more wins," Bauer said, "but it could be a long way If they're as hard as this one.” Most of the Oriole players were a bit more optimistic, even though they didn't take anything for granted either. . -Pitcher- Harvey - Haddix, who worked one inning in relief of winner Steve Bairbrtr, said: "We’ve got a lot of battling to do but this has to be the biggest ball game."

horse shows were held previously, has been mowed by North Adams bus driver Richie Hendericks, and readied for a couple months of practice sessions. Following today's workouts, the candidates will open the two-a-day sessions Monday morning. Dre linemen will report at 8 a.m., and the backs at 9 am. Morning workouts will last until around 10 or 10:30. Evening Sessions Evening sessions wil be held at 6 o’clock each night, afford-

Robinson Homers Brooks Robinson struck the big blow for the Orioles, slamming a three-run homer in the sixth inning to put his side ahead for good, 4-2. The victory evened Barber’s record at 8-8 while reliever Steve Hamilton suffered his second loss in nine decisions. In other American League i games, Chicago routed the Boston Red Sox 11-1, the Minnesota Twins tripped the Cleve- . land Indians 7-6,. the Kansas i City Athletics edged the Detroit Tigers 5-4 and the Los I Angeles Angels beat Wash- | ington 7-0 after the Senators > had taken the opener of a twi- ; night doubleheader 7-3. They kid awkward Frank . Thomas a lot and call him a variety of nicknames like “the big donkey.” but you can bet the Philadelphia Phillies will i show what they really think of him when they ~ start splitting those World Series shares. Thomas, who started the season with the Mets, has been a member if the Phillies less than two weeks and already is being hailed by them as "our hero.” Manager Gene Mauch says the huge 35 - year -old outfielder arrived just at the right time. “Every time we’ve needed help, someone has come along to do the job," Mauch points out. "First it was Richie Allen. Then Cookie Rojas, Johnny Callison and Clay Dalrymple. Now it’s Thomas’ turn — and what a help he's been." . Batting Inßiins .„™_ The former Met flychaser has played in eight games so far for the Phillies and has driven in 13 runs. He had five RBl’s in Friday night’s double-

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Ing fans an , opportunity to witness practice, sessions. Freshman players will report later. A quick glance at the first day candidates shows why hopes for one of the finest seasons in Decatur history are high. Among those participating in the firstday activities are a number of lettermen, Including all-state halfback and three-year lettermen Max Elliott, returning from the team that won six of nine games last season, tying a school record.

header his old teammates, the Mets, as the Phils swept both ends 6-1 and 6-4 to increase their National League lead to four games. Thomas drove in two runs in the opener and then accounted for three more in the finale with a two- rtln homer and a single. Allen didn’t hurt the cause, either. The rookie third baseman had three straight doubles in the first game and tacked on three singles in the nightcap. Callison contributed his 20th homer in the first game as Jim Bunning hurled a five - hitter for his 13th victory against four losses. Rookie Rick Wise survived a pair of homers by Ed Kranepool to post his fourth win in the second game although he needed Jack Baldsehun's help in the eighth. Giants Blank Braves The struggling San Francisco Giants blanked the Milwaukee Braves, 3-0 on Bob Bolin’s one - hitter, the St. Louis Cardinals downed the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3. Houston edged Cincinnati 3-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates topped the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in the opener of a doubleheader but dropped the nightcap 4-2.

Last season’s regular backfield for the second half of the campaign, quarterback Dave Anspaugh, halfbacks Elliott and Bill Blythe, and fullback Sam Blythe, are included in the returnees. Others Return Also back is two-time winner of the Booster Club's Most Tackles award, Jerry Egly, and Tim Magley, last year’s regular guards; tackle John Eichenauer and Jack Stauffer. Part-time performers last season who return are ends Ron

Trailer Sales Team To Play In Tourney The Adams county Trailer Sales softball team has been scheduled to compete in the International Softball Congress sanctioned tournament next week at Markle. The local team plays the first game of the tournament Monday night at 7:30. To Attend Preview Os Lincoln-Mercury Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Schwartz, of Schwartz Ford Co., Inc., 1410 Nuttman AVe., will meet with Ford Motor company officials and preview Lincoln - Mercury division’s 1965 models in New York next. yeek._. W. H, Huber, Cincinnati district sales manager, said that 3,500 persons, including dealers and their families from the United States and 55 foreign countries, will take part in the two-day meeting, Aug. 17-18. The division’s 1965 cars will be presented in an elaborate musical production at Radio City Music Hall. Highlights of the business meetings will be remarks by Henry Ford 11, chairman of the board; Ar jay Miller, president, and Paul F. Lorenz, Lincoln - Mercury Division general manager.

and Dave Smith, tackle Darryl Grote, Tom Engle and Tom Whitaker, among others. Yeoman begins his second term at the team’s helm, while Brandenburg is in his second season as assistant an Miller starts his first year. Whether or not a third assistant will be named is not yet known. The team operated with three three assistants last year, Brandenburg, Jerry Mitchel and Gary Giessler. Nine-Game Schedule

Detroit Stuns Baltimore In Forth Quarter Drive

By JOHN EVANS I PI Sports Writer It may take the Detroit Lions three-quarters of an hour to warm up, but in the final 15 minutes they’re murder. The Lions, scoring three touchdowns in the final period and two within a 52-second span, earned a 28-28 tie with the Baltimore Colts Friday night in a National Football League exhibition contest in Detroit. On Saturday, Chicago meets Washington at Richmond, Va.; Cleveland takes on Los Angeles at Los Angeles; Dallas plays San Francisco at Portland, Ore.; New York resumes its rivalry with Green Bay at Green Bay and St. Louis will meet Minnesota at Atlanta, Ga. In the American League, the only contest will pit San Diego against Houston at Little Rock, Ark. Barr Leads Attack Terry Barr, who scored the winning touchdown with only eight seconds remaining as the Lions edged the Washington Red Skins 28-27 last week end, caught two touchdown passes of 66 and 29 yards to lead the Lions’ attack. The Colts had a 21-7 lead going in the final period, but Tommy Watkins scored on a six-yard run, cutting the lead to one touchdown. Milt Plum tossed Barr the 29-yarder ahd Wayne Walkers third conversion tied the score. After an intercepted Baltimore pass, Plum connected , with Gail • Cogdill to put the Lions ahead. With two minutes remaining, Baltimore’s Tom Matte scored on a four-yard run to tie the game. Tim Brown, playing with a

The team will play a ninegame regular season card again this year, which includes eight Northeastern Indiana Conference games, following the jamboree opener. The jamboree will be held in Decatur this year, and will again include Bluffton, Berne and Hartford City, in addition to the Yellow Jackets. The team will open regular season firing the following Friday, Sept. 4, at Auburn, and open its five-game home season Friday,

strained knee ligament, ran 62 yards midway through the third quarter and led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 24-13 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Drew Firs* Blood Pittsburgh drew first blood when Lou Michaels booted a 39yard field goal.» at the 11:40 mark of the seiond period. ' Then Tom Woodeshick went over from the one as the Eagles marched 63 yards in 11 plays. Sam Baker’s kick made it 7-3. Pittsburgh’s Ji m Bradshaw took an intercepted Norman Snead pass on the Eagles’ 49 and raced the distance to give the Steelers a 10-7 lead. Hie Eagles came back again, scoring on a 14-yard pass f rom Snead to Pete Retzlaff with only 13 seconds left in the half. Michaels kicked a 48-yard field goal that pulled the Steelers to within one point but Brown’s touchdown put the game out of reach. Baker added a 27-yard field goal in the final quarter for the final three points. Chiefs Down Bills Len Dawson tossed a 42-yard touchdown pass to Abner Haynes and Johnny Robinson’s clutch interception led the Kansas City Chiefs to a 24-21 victory over the Buffalo Bills in an American Football League contest. Buffalo fullback Cookie Gilchrist and K. C. linebacker Smokey Stover were ejected from the-game for fighting and defensive end Tom Day of the Bills and Haynes, also banished in last week’s Oakland game, were tossed out for scrapping. Clem Daniels,, took two touchdown passes good for 74-yard total, led the Oakland Raiders

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Sept. 11, with Garrett. New Haven, Portland, Concordia and Angola are also to be met at Worthman Field. The schedule is as follows: Fri., Sept. 4 *Auburn T Fri., Sept. 11 ‘Garret T Fri., Sept 18 -*New Haven H Fri., Sept. 25— Portland H Fri., Oct. 2 ‘Bluffton T Sat., Oct. 10 ‘Elmhurst T Fri., Oct. 18 —— ‘Kendallville T Wed., Oct. 21 —— ‘Concordia H Fri., Oct. 30 ‘Angola H * Denotes NEIC games.

to an easy 20-7 victory over the Denver Broncos. Oakland's most spectacular play was a 62-yard touchdown pass from Tommy Flores to Daniels, gear’s AFL player of the year. Major Leagues - Mnjor I.engne Standings — By United Press International American I,eague W. L. Feb GB Baltimore 73 43 .629 Chicago 7-0 46 .603 3 New York 67 46 .593 4% Los Angeles 61 58 .513 13% Detroit 59 60 .496 15% Minnesota it 60 .487 16% Cleveland 54 62 .466 19 Boston 58 64 .453 20% Washington 47 73 .392 28 Kansas City 43 72 .374 29% Friday’s Results Kan City 5 Detroit 4, night Minnesota 7 Cleveland 6, night Washington 7-0, Los Angeles 3-7 Baltimore 5 New York 4, night Chicago 11 Boston 1, night Saturday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland at Minnesota— St a n g e (5-12) vs. Stigman (5-11). Los Angeles at WashingtonNavarro (0-0) vs. Osteen (11-8) or Daniels (5-9). Chicago at Boston Talbot (4-3) vs. Morehead (6-12). Detroit at Kansas City (twilight) — Regan (5-8) vs. O’Donoghue (8-7). Ne w York at Baltimore (night) — Bouton (12-9) vs. Mc j Nally (7-8). Sunday’s Games Detroit at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Los Angeles at Washington New York at Baltimore Chicago at Boston National League W. L. Pct. GB Philadelphia 69 44 .611 San Fran 66 49 .574 4 Cincinnati 63 53 .543 7% Pittsburgh 61 52 .540 8 St. Louis 61 53 .535 8% Milwaukee 58 55 .513 11 Los Angeles 56 57 .496 13 Chicago 54 60 .474 15% Houston 49 68 .419 22 New York 35 81’ .802 35%

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