Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 217, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1964 — Page 7

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Ramos Means Flag For Yanks?; Phils On Way, Edge Frisco.

By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Are the New York Yankees about to add Pedro Ramos to their list of latfr;season acquisitions who paid off in pennants? It’s a question that sends shudders throughout the AmeriFoyt Cops US Auto Club Race LANGHORNE, Pa. (UPI)— Twotime Indianapolis “500” winner A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex., grabbed the lead after 10 laps Sunday and held it the rest of the way for a record-breaking victory in the 250-mile U.S. Auto Club late model stock car race here. Foyt, who collected $3,000 of a $15,000 purse, covered the distance in 2:33:26.19 at an average speed of 94.675 miles per hour. It was the second major stock car victory in less than a week for Foyt, who also drove a 1964 Dodge to win the State Fair Century. IQO-mile race last Wednesday night at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Foyt trailed Dodge teammate Joe Leonard for the first 10 laps but then took over and led the rest of the way. He finished 1% laps ahead of runner-up Bobby Marshman, Pottstown, Pa., who drove a 1964 Ford. Len Sutton, Portland, Ore., finished third in a 1964 Dodge. He was followed by Don White, Keokuk, lowa, in a 1964 Ford and Bob Slensby, Pewaukee, Wis., 4n a 1964 Plymouth. Parnelli Jones, Torrance, Calif., the USAC stock car division point leader, ran into hard luck for the second race in a row. Jones, whose own 1964 Mercury is still out of action following a crash Wednesday night at Indianapolis, drove a 1964 Ford here but its engine blew on the 93rd lap. He then took over the 1964 Ford of Bob Christie, Grants Pass, Ore., but that also blew an engine on the 100th lap.

Pacific Coast League Standings By United Press International FINAL STANDINGS .... Western Divinion W. L. Pet. G.B. San Diego 91 67 .576 Portland 90 68 .570 Spokane 85 78 .588 6 Seattle 81 75 .519 9 Tacoma 73 82 .4711 16% Hawaii 60 98 .380 31 Eastern Division W. L. Pct. G.B. Arkansas 95 61 .609 Indianapolis .. 89 69 .563 7 Oklahoma City 88 70 .557 8 Denver 80 78 .506 16 Salt Lake City.. 58 98 .373 37 Dallas 53 104 .338 4'2% ' Sunday’s Results Indianapolis 6 Dallas 3 Salt Lake City 3 Denver 2 San Diego • 5 Tacoma 4 (Ist game, 10 innings) San Diego 6 Tacoma 3 (2nd) Portland 2 Hawaii 1 (Ist game) Portland 6 Hawaii 4 (2nd game) Seattle 1 Spokane 0 (Ist game) Spokane 4 Seattle 3 (3nd time) Arkansas 3 Oklahoma City 2

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can League but it’t appropriate today with the Yankees breathing down the necks of the first-place Baltimore Orioles after supplanting the Chicago White Sox in second place. The “something special" provided by such as Johnny Sain, Johnny Mize and Tom Ferrick has proved to be the difference for the Yankees in past AL photo finishes and Ramos looks like he’s following in their footsteps. The 29-year old right-hander, acquired “on loan” from the Cleveland Indians' on Sept. 6, has pitched in three games for the Yankees and been credited with one "save” and one victory. The quip that Ramos is on "loan” from the Indians follows from the fact that the Yankees don’t have to make payment for Pedro until next year. Scores First Win Ramos, who has never played in a World Series, scored his first victory for the Yankees Sunday when he pitched two-hit ball for the last five innings of the Yankees’ 5-2 win over the Minnesota T>ins. The win, coupled with losses by both the Orioles and White Sox, moved the Yankees into second place only one game out of the lead. Joe Pepitone drove in three runs with a homer and a single and Elston Howard and Tom Tresh each had two hits to lead the New York attack. The Yankees now have won eight of their last 11 games while the Orioles have lost six of their last 11 and the White Sox have dropped six of nine. The Athletics downed the Orioles 7-5, the Indians edged out the White Sox 54, the Boston Red Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 and the Washington Senators defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-1 in other Sunday AL action. Phillies Top Giants Ed Charles drove in four runs with two doubles and Rocky Colavito homered to lead the Athletics’ 11-hit attack that brought W?s Stock his eighth win in 10 games and dealt Baltimore’s Chuck Estrada his second setback against three wins. Brooks Robinson’drove in three runs for the Orioles. Luis Tiant scattered eight

Panthers Whip Berne Behind Bryan, 27-7 Portland’s Panthers recorded their second victory in two starts this season with a 27-7 victory over Berne at the Bear’s field Saturday afternoon. Junior Bryan, the Panthers’ star halfback, scored three TD’s, two on kick returns, to lead the Portland victory. He returned a punt 80 yards for a first period score, but the PAT kick failed and Berne took a 7-6 lead in the second quarter when quarterback Mike Parks tossed a 20-yard scoring pass to Rick Beer, and then threw another pass to Beer for the extra point. Portland regained the lead on the first play of the second half, when Bryan returned the kick 65 yards for a TD. Halfback Jay Pyle scored from two yards out in the third stanza, and Bryan galloped 30 yards for •the final score to complete the rout in the final quarter. Bryan scored twice, on a 45yard return of an interception and on a one-yard run, as Portland downed Royerton, 19-14, last week. The loss was the first for Berne, after a 12-6 victory over Geneva in their season opener. Scoring summary: Portland 6 0 14 7—27 Berne 0 7 0 0— 7 Portland scoring — Bryan, 80 yd. punt return (run failed). Bryan, 65 yd. kickoff return (Stoner run). Pyle, 2 yd. run (Glentzer run). Bryan, 30 yd. run (Pyle run). Berne scoring — Beer, 20 yd. pass from Parks (Beer, pass from Parks) *

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hits to win hfs eighth game for the Indians and drop the White Sox into third place. Dick Hawser's three hits and two eacy by Woody Held and Vic Davalillo led Cleveland’s 11-hit attack that dealt 17-game winner Juan Pizarro his ninth defeat. National Leagne The Philadelphia Phillies have that "extra margin” to knock off a contender chasing them for the National League pennant. Deadlocked at 1-1 going into the 10th inning Sunday, the Phillies scored three runs to beat San Francisco 4-1 and drop the Giants seven games off the pace. San Francisco is noted for winning elongated games, posting 11 victories in 15 extrainning contests. But three of those losses were inflicted by the Phillies. Tony Taylor started the 10th inning surge with a double off rookie Dick Estelle and Johnny Callison promptly brought in the go-ahead run with a single. Richie Allen then cemented the Phils’ triumph with a two-run homer, his first hit after 19 fruitless trips to the plate. Banning Goes Distance Jim Sunning went the distance for Philadelphia to rack up win No. 17 and raise his hopes of becoming a 20-game winner in each league. Bunning had a 20-8 record with the Detroit Tigers during the 1957 American League season. In other National League games, St. Louis mauled Chicago 15-2, Cincinnati breezed past Milwaukee 9-2, Los Angeles edged New York 54, and Pittsburgh shutout Houston 3-0. The Cardinals scored in every inning against Chicago to tie a major league record set by the Giants against Philadelphia on June 1, 1923. Julian Javier, Lou Brock and Mike Shannon led an 18-hit assault on six Cub pitchers with homers. Dick Groat collected .four Card safeas Curt Simmons won his 15th game and Dick Ellsworth suffered' his 15th loss. Reds Shell Spahn Cincinnati shelled once-brilli-ant Warren Spahn in the third inning with a four-run outburst against the Braves to hand the 43-year-old southpaw his 13th loss of the season. Tommy Harper helped chase the major league’s most active winning pitcher with a two run homer. Vada Pinson also connected for the Reds off reliefer Dan Schneider. Joey Jay went the distance for his 10th win. Don Drysdale won his 18th game for the Dodgers as Jim Gilliam scored the winning run against the Mets on a basesloaded error in the ninth inning. Frank Howard had tied the score for Los Angeles with his 23rd homer in the eighth inning. Major leagues By United Pres* International American Leanne W. L. Pct. GB Baltimore 87 59 .592 New York 84 58 .592 1 Chicago 86 61 .585 1% Detroit 77 69 .527 10 Lob Angeles 75 72 .510 12% Cleveland 72 72 .500 14 Minnesota 72 73 .497 14 % Boston 64 82 .438 23 Washington • 57 90 .388 30% Kansas City 53 91 .368 33 Saturday’s Results Baltimore 1 Kansas City 0 New York 4 Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 3 Boston 2 Detroit 6 Washington 5 Cleveland 11 Chicago 1 Sunday’s Results Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 New York 5 Minnesota 2 Kansas* City 7 Baltimore 5 , Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 Washington 5 Detroit 1 Monday’s Probable Pitchers M I'tn n e s o t a at Baltimore (night) — Grant (13-10) vs. Pappas (15-5). Kansas City at Boston (night) —Pena (12-14) vs. Connolly (210). \ (Only games scheduled)' Tuesday's Games Chicago at Detroit (night) Washington at Cleveland (night) Minnesota at Baltimore (night) L. Angeles at New York (night) Kansas Cltj at Boston (night) National League W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 86 57 .601 St. Louis 80 63 .559 6 S. Francisco 80 65 .552 7 • Cincinnati 79 64. 552 7 Milwaukee 74 69 .517 12 Pittsburgh 73 69 .514 12% Los Angeles 72 71 .503 14 Chicago 65 78 .455 21 Houston 59 86 .407 28 New York 49 95 .340 37% Saturday’s Results Houston 2 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 8 New York 0 Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 3 St. Louis 2 San Francisco 9 Philadelphia 1 Sunday's Results St. Louis 15 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 4 S. Francisco 1 Los Angeles 5 New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 (night) Monday’s Probable Pitchers St. Louis at Milwaukee (night) — Sadecki (46-10) vs. Cloninger (16-12). Philadelphia at Houston (night) — Short (16-7) vs. Bruce (11-8) or Johnson (10-15). Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night) — Veale (16-10) vs. Reed (2-3). (Only games scheduled) Tuesday’* Game* Cincinnati at Chicago Bt. IxiUls at Milwaukee night Philadelphia at Houston (night) Pittsburgh at L. Angeles (night) New York at 8. Francisco (night)

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Aww w RUN TO DAYLIGHT— PauI Hornung, the Green Bay Golden Boy halfback, picks up seven yards in the first quarter of the Packer-Chicago Bears game at City Stadium in Green Bay Sunday. Running interference for Hornung is tackle Norm Masters. No. 17 is the Bears’ Ritchie Pettibon. —(UPI Telephoto)

Ist NFL Weekend: Golden Boy Back; Bills Winners

By TIM MORIARTY UPI Sports Writer The story of the first weekend of the 1964 National Football League season could, be titled: “The return of golden boy and muffin face.” Paul Hornung, who spent the 1963 campaign under suspension for gambling on’ NFL games, played as if he had never been away as he ran, passed and booted the Green Bay Packers to a 23-12 victory over the defending champion Chicago Bears Sunday. And Joe Kuharich launched his comeback as an NFL head coach by springing a safety blitz on the New Yerk Giants that helped pave the way for the Philadelphia Eagtos’ eye-popjx ing 38-7 victory over the Eastern Division titleholders. In other Sunday openers, the Minnesota Vikings surprised the Baltimore Colts, 34-24, the Cleveland Browns turned back the Washington Redskins, 27-13, the Professional Grid Leagues National Football League By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. T. Pct. PF PA St. Louis 1 0 0 1 1.090 16 6 Cleveland 1 0 0 1.000 27 13 Phila 1 0 0 1.000 38 7 New York 0 1 0 .000 738 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 14 26 Washington 0 1 0 .000 13 27 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 616 Western Division W. L. T. Pct. PF PA Green Bay 10 0 1 non 2’’ ’2 Detroit 10 6 1.000 26 17 Los Angeles 10 0 I.UoO 4o 14 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 34 24 Chicago O’ 1 0 .000 12 23 Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 24 34 .San Fran 0 1 0 .000 27 26 Saturday’s Results St. Louis 16 Dallas 6 (Only game scheduled) Sunday’s ReAults Cleveland 27 Washington 13 Los Angeles 26 Pittsburgh 14 Phllddelnhia. 38 New York 7 Green Bay 23 Chicago 12 Minnesota 34 Baltimore 24 Detroit 26 San Francisco 17 Saturday’s Games Detroit at Los Angeles (Only game scheduled) Sunday’s Games Baltimore at Green Bay Chicago at Minnesota New York at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Cleveland San Francisco at Philadelphia Washington at Dallas (Only games scheduled) American Footbnll League By United Press International Eantern Division W. L. T. Pet. ’pl pn New York 10 0 1.000 30 6 Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 31 17 Boston 10 0 1.000 17 14" Houston 0 1 0 .000 21 27 Western Division L. T. Pct. PF PA San Diego 1 6 0 I.OQO 27 21 Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 17 34 Oakland 0 1 0 .000 14 27 Denver 0 1 0 .000 630 Saturday's Results New York 30 Denver 6 San Diego 27 Houston 21 (Only games scheduled) Sundny’s Results Buffalo 84 Kansas City 17 Boston 17 Oakland 14 (Only games scheduled) Saturday’s Gaines Oakland at Houston, right (Only game scheduled) Sundny’s Games Buffalo at Denver Boston at Han Diego (Only games scheduled) . College Football By United Press International UCLA 17 Pitt 12 Morehead St 26 Frederick 14 Minn (Dlth) 29 EauClare St. 6 Morningside 47 MacAlester 0 Concordia 28 Parsons 14 Bethel 20 Hamline 0 Montana St 29 B.C. 24 Furman 13 Miss Coll. 10 Houston 34 Trinity (Tex) 7 E. Carolina 25 Catawba 0 Bradley 28 Wis. (Mllw) 8 Delta St 27 Arkansas St. 2 Ohio N’rn 36 Waynesburg 28 St. Norberts 34 Lacrosse St 7 lowa St 14 Nrn Michigan 7

Los Angeles Rams downed the Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-14, and the Detroit Lions defeated the San Francisco Forty-Niners, 2617. The St. Louis Cardinals launched their season Saturday night with a 16-6 triumph over the Dallas Cowboys. Hornung Scores 11 Hornung, christened golden boy during his undergraduate days at Notre Dame, kicked three field goals and two extra points, . ran for 77 yards and passed nine yards for an important first down before 42,327 worshippers at Green Bay. It’s no coincidence that the 11 points Hornung accounted for represented the Packers’ margin of victory. ' Last year, the Bears beat the Hornung-less Packers twice on their way to the Western Division title. It could be a different story this time around, and George Halas, the Bears’ coach, is the first man to admit it. “Hornung is as good or better than ever,” Halas conceded. “It doesn’t look to me like year was a 52-yarder on a free kick that matched a Green Bay record. Bart Starr also had a hand in the Packers’ triumph by tossing touchdown passes to Max McGee and Tom Moore. The Bears, who gained only 130 yards on the ground and in the air, picked up their lone TD on a third period pass from Rudy Bukich to Mike Ditka. A capacity crowd of 60,671 at Philadelphia watched the Eagles beat the Giants for the first time since 1960. They did it with a Kuharich instituted blitz that gave veteran quarterback Y. A. Tittle of the Giants “my roughest afternoon in a long, long time.” Burroughs .Leads Blitz The blitz iwas led by safetyman Don Burroughs, who knocked down. Tittle four times and once caused him to fumble. Tittle fumbled three times in all and his passes were intercepted twice. Both interceptions led to Philadelphia scores. The Vikings proved their 5-0 pre-season record was no fluke in overpowering the Colts with the help of two touchdowns by Billy Brown and a 51-yard scoring gallop by Tommy Mason. Johnny Unitas tossed a pari of TD passes for the Colts, including a “bomb” to Lenny Moore

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that covered 70 yards. The Browns spotted Washington an early 10-0 lead, then converted two 'Skin fumbles into scores in opening their bid for the Eastern Division title. Jim Brown plunged for two Cleveland touchdowns, Ernie Green added another and Frank Ryan pitched a 23-yard scoring pass to Gary Collins. Wayne Walker set a Detroit club record by booting four field goals and teammate Nick Pietrosante plunged for two touchdowns at San Francisco. The Forty-Niners’ two touchdowns came on passes from John Brodie to Bernie Casey. AFL Results It’s a matter of conjecture whether the Buffalo Bills or the American Football League is off to a faster start in what should be a banner year for both. The Bills, who never had won a season opener before and were winless in their first four starts last year, wasted little time in kicking off the new campaign with a defnite touch of brightness scoring 31 points in the first quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday en route to a 34-17 victory before a crowd of 30,157. Still, it was the league itself that had as much reason as anyone to do some shouting after the opening weekend of the season. Three all-time AFL attendance records were set in the four games that marked the start of the American League’s fifth season. The big one was at New York Sa’urday night when 44,497 saps —the largest crowd in league history— helped the Jets inaugurate their new Shea Stadium home. The Jets did their share to entertain the banner crowd by curshing the Denver Broncos, 30-6. The Oakland Raiders also attracted a record home audience of 21,126 Sunday but dropped a 17-14 decision to the Boston Patriots. In a Saturday night contest, a crowd of 22,632 at San Diego saw the defending champion Chargers whip the Houston Oilers, 27-21. The total attendance for the four games was 118,412, breaking by 26,084 the previous league record for opening-day attendance. The old mark of 92,328 was set last year, when the largest draw at any game was 24,749 at Houston.

Lema Wins Series, Will Take Long Rest

AKRON, Ohio (UPD—Champagne Tony Lema, $50,000 richer, said today he plans to take "a long, long rest,” and - although they like him fine, his fellow golfers feel that’s the finest idea he has come up with all year. Winner of six tournaments so far, the completely bushed British Open king caught the first jet he could get for hf# home in Oakland, Calif., Sunday after wrapping up the World Series of golf title in his first crack. *Tm dead tired and I’ll play very few tournaments the rest of the year," announced the 30-year-old Californian. “I’ve had only four days off since April and I didn't like myself the past two days. I couldn’t get up for the Carling Open (two weeks ago) and I really had no desire to play here." Actually, it never showed as the lanky, dark-haired Uma strung together a 70-68 for a two-under par 138 over the rugged 7,165-yard Firestone Country Club course to beat U.S. Open champ Ken Venturi by five strokes. PGA titlist Bobby Nichols by nine and Masters’ Champ Arnold Palmer by 10. Buys Press Champagne “I got a lot of breaks and needed them, too," Lema pointed out while adhering to his custom of buying the press champagne immediately following his victory. Although Lerna’s $50,000 first prize won't coun t to ward his official PGA money - winnings for ttie year because the World Series is listed as an exhibition, Tony won't have the slightest trouble cashing the check at any bank. The check, added to his official PGA earnings, give him a total of $122,555 so far this year and if you threw in the money he picked up in other non-reo ognized tourney's, his total amounts to $133,714. “Wait till Uncle Sam gets through with you,” cracked Palmer, who ranks as the leading official money winner with $115,743. No matter how it’s sliced, Champagne Tony will wind up with somewhere between $30,000 and $35,000 in take-home Keller SelsTrack Record On Sunday Neil Keller of Decatur set a new track record In the B-Limit-ed class Sunday afternoon, as he copped the 8-2 Class race at the Decatur Speedway Karting Association. Keller finished ahead of Keith Randlcy of Fort Wayne and Ronnie Hill of Decatur, in copping the race. Jim Eitlng of Decatur took first spot in the Hobby Stuck run, with Marv Luginbill, another local driver, placing second. Leo Ross of Decatur won the 6-1 Modified division, with Bill Bartkus and Kay Doster, both of Fort Wayne, finished second and third. In the Stock division. Chuck Deßailey of Fort Wayne was first and Jack Longerberger of Decatur second. Otto Preuitt of Fort Wayne was third. Last Point Day Next Sunday, Sept. 20, the local track will have its final Association Point Day of the season, with a number of drivers expected to compete. The local club's annual championship Point Day is coming up on the following Sunday, Sept. 27.

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pay for his two-day effort in the World Series. Biggest Single Jackpot by far the biggest sinof Lerna’s career and ne-adjnitted, "it was my best win aslhr as the money goes," although be was quick to point out the World Series included no fringe! benefits, such as points in Jlne Ryder Cup standings or/even official recognition bv/fne PGA. The World Series has been in existence only three years and Jack Nicklaus won the first two titles but didn’t compete this time because he failed to win any of the four required major championships. Lema started Sunday’s final 18 holes one stroke behind Venturi, who shot himself out of any chance for the first prize by taking six bogeys, a four-over-par 74 and a total of 143. Venturi’s second place finish was worth $15,000 while Nichols, who had a 77-70—147, and Palmer, with a disappointing 74-74—148, each earned $5,000. List Frosh, Jr. Hi, Reserve Schedules Decatur high school athletic director Bob Worthman announced today season schedules for the Junior High, freshmen and reserve football teams._ The reserve team, which lost a 13-7 deciHon to Bluffton last week, will travel to Portland Thursday, and play host to Berne on Tuesday, Sept., 22, at Worthman Field. The reserve squad’s schedule, with starting times, is as follows: Sept. 17, at Portland. 6:30 p.m.; Sept. 22, Berne, 6:30; Oct. 3, Snyder high of Fort Wayne, 2:30 p.m.; Oct. 5, Parkway, 7:30; Oct. 12, at Huntington, 6:30; Oct. 19, Elmhurst, 4:30. Junior High The Junior High team will open a six-game schedule Thursday afternoon, playing host to Parkway of Ohio in a 4:30 p.m. game at Worthman Field. After the owner, the youngsters will play five more games, which are as follows: Sept. 24, Village Woods, 4:30 p.m.; Oct. 1, I at Hartford City, 6:30; Oct. 8, at Iftagkway, 4:30; Oct. 15, New Havef>, 4:30; Oct. 20, at New Haven, 4:30. Frosh Card The frosh team will play five games, only one of which will be at Worthman Field. Their first game is at Berne on September 24, beginning at 4:30 p.m. The other four games are as follows: Sept. 29, at Bluffton, 6:30 p.m.; Oct. 8, at Parkway, 4:00; Oct. 15, at New Haven, 4:30; Oct. 20, New Haven, 4:30. Geneva Gridders Are Beaten By Celina B Geneva's high school footballers scored a touchdown in each half Saturday night, but dropped a 26176 decision to Celina’s B football team at the Ohio team’s field. Steve Murphy ran over from eight yards out for'Geneva's first score in the second quarter, and Rod Mosser threW a pass to Jim Meshberger for two extra points, under Ohio rules. In the fourth period, Mosser scampered eight yards for the second Cardinal TD, and Jim Brubaker snared a pass for the two extra points. The Cardinals gridders, now owning an 0-2 season record, return to action on Saturday, Sept. 26. when they play host to Bluffton's B team.