The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1965 — Page 4

Drysdale Showing Signs of Tiring; Koufax Still Strong

LITTLE LEAGUERS ENJOY PLANE RIDE The "Redlegs," a Little League baseball team from Cloverdale. were taken for an airplane ride on July 24 by their manager and pilot, Jim Kelley. Reading left to right, first row: Mike Broadstreet, Darrell Jones, Mark Scott, Joe Lease, Mike Perrire, Billy Leonard, and Jeff Williams. Second row: John Deakyne, Gary Schwomeyer, Kevin Haltorn, Stan Smith, Steve Sanford. Gordon Smith, and Melvin Rollings. Third row: John Lease, coach; Jim Kelley, manager and pilot; Jim Lease; and “Red” Smith, coach. Browns Tough as Ever

By Pred Down CPI Sports Writer The “big bats’’ are closing in on the Los Angeles Dodgers— I and could it be that one half of ; the Dodgers’ great 1-2 pitching combination Is begining to feel the strain ? Both the Milwaukee Braves and the San Francisco Giants picked up a full game on the Dodgers Sunday but even more important may be the fact that Don Drysdale suffered his third loss in four decisions. If there’s one thing the Dodgeds need to fend off the big bats of their rivals it’s their brilliant pitching. Sandy Koufax. who notched his 21st victory Saturday night, seems to be standing up under the pressure, but Drysdale shows unmistakable signs of being tired. The “Big D’’ of the Dodger staff has pitched only two complete games in his last six starts. He had an imposing 15-8 record on July 19 but it now stands 6-11. He’s been the losing pitcher in the Dodgers' in last three defeats and he hasn’t beaten a first-division team since July 6. Drysdale was tagged for nine hits and four runs in six innings Sunday when the Pittsburg

By Jeff Meyers CPI Sports Writer Washed up? Not the Cleveland Browns, who are continuing where they left off last season when they won the National Football League championship. Critics, predicting a Cleveland downfall this year, have called veteran quarterback Ryan a “one-year wonder,” have rumored that fullback Jimmy Brown's legs are not what they used to be. and have ridiculed the Browns defense.

I Cleveland added fuel to the fire by putting on an average ! performance against the College All-Stars recently. The Browns took a 17-3 lead into i the dressing room at halftime but eventually had to sweat out a 24-16 triumph. Cleveland, however, showing no signs of playing dead against a reported talent—laden Eastern Division this campaign, romped to a 37-21 exhibition victory over the San Francisco 49ers Sunday. Not only was the triumph decisive, but the Cleve- | land offense performed in just

about the same style they displayed against Baltimore in the 27-0 championship game last season. Against the 49ths, Ryan threw two strikes to Gary Collins and Lou Groza accounted for three field goals and four extra points. Ryan and relief quarterback Jim Ninowski punctured the San Francisco defense for 305 yards and rolled up another 95 on the ground. Collins caught a pair of 34-yard aerials for scores and Gronza kicked three pointers of 25, 51 and 27 yards.

Pirates beat the Dodgers, 4-2, The Braves climbed to within 114 games of first place with a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs and the San Francisco Giants moved to within 2Vi games of the leaders wdien they clobered the Phillies 15-9. The St. Louis Cardinals walloped the Cincinnati Reds 12-7 and the New York Mets defeated the Houston Astros 3-0 in other National League games. In the American League. Cleveland beat Minnesota 6-4 after a 4-3 loss, Detroit drubbed Los Angeles 9-2 and 9-5, Washington dowmed Baltimore 4-2, Chicago beat Boston 9-4 and New York defeated Kansas City 7-3 after bowling in the opener 4-1. The Senators downed the Orioles 4-2, the Tigers walloped the Angeles 9-2 and 9-5 and the White Sox topped the Red Sox 7-4. The New r York Yankees? Oh yes, the forgotten team of the 1965 race split with the Kansas City A’s-winning, 7-3 after a 4-1 defeat. In the National League, Pittsburg defeated Los Angeles 4-2, Milwaukee beat Chicago 4-3 San Francisco drubbed Philadelphia 15-9, Sa. Louis downed Cincinnati 12-7 and New York blanked Houston 3-0.

Marr Wihs PGA Championship LIGONIER, Pa. UPI— Two Hoosiers and a former Hoosier finished well down the list Sunday in the $150,000 PGA Championship golf tournament here. Dave Marr, New Rochelle, N. Y., w r on the tourney and took home the $25,000 first prize for his 72-hole score of 280. Billy Maxwell, Indianapolis, tied for 15th place, 16 strokes off the pace, and earned $577.50. He fired rounds of 71, 75, 74 and 76. Fred Wampler, St. Louis, Mo., formerly of Indianapolis, tied for 19th place after firing a 76hole score of 300. He took home $402.50. Dick Marshall, Indianapolis, finished the tourney with 303 for a tie at 22nd place. He was 22 strikes off the winning pace. Marshall received $300. Three other hoosiers competed in the qualifications rounds but failed to make the field. There were Arnold Koehler, Connersville: Ed Knych, Fort Harrison, and Joe Campbell, formerly of Anderson and now playing out of Peadid Bay, Fla.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PUT. GB Los Angeles ... 69 49 .585 Milwaukee 66 49 .574 1V 2 San Francisco 69 49 .566 2^ Cincinnati .... 64 52 .552 4 Pittsburgh 61 59 .508 9 Philadelphia .... 63 54 .538 5*4 St. Louis 58 59 .596 1014 Chicago 56 64 .467 14 Houston 48 69 .410 20^ New York 36 81 .308 321* AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 75 43 .636 .... Cleveland 66 50 .569 8 Detroit 66 50 .569 8 Baltimore 65 51 .560 9 Chicago 63 51 .553 10 New' York 60 60 .500 16

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SUNDAY’S RESULTS Hawaii 11, Indianapolis 3. Denver 6, Portland 4 1st. Portland 8. Denver 5 2nd. Seattle 6. Spokane 1. Tacoma 5, Vancouver 3. Oklahoma City 7, Arkansas Salt Lake City 9, San Diego

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The City Bowling League will hold an organization meeting Monday night, August 16 at the Varsity Lanes at 7 p. m. All team members and captains are requested to attend.

NOTICE

Any boy who wants to play high school football should report for practice at 6:00 Monday evening.

Attention AJBC Bowlers Bantams, Juniors, Seniors — League Organization and free Bowling Instructions, Saturday, August 21 at 10 a.m. New members and beginners are invited to attend. i6-2t

Walk Race Winner LONG BRANCH N. J. UPI— Paul Schell of the North Medford. Mass., Track Club won the National AAU Senior 40-killo-meter race walking championship Sunday, cowring the 24.8 miles of city streets in four hours, 17 minutes and 38 seconds. Ronald Kulik of Belleville. N. J., w r as second in 4:28:48 and Bruce MacDonald of the New York Athletic Club w r as third in 4:29:43.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. UPI — Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex., came from behind Sunday to win a U.S. Auto Club sprint car event here. Although Rutherford began the feature race sitting on the pole due to his record-breaking qualification and win in the first heat. Carl Williams, Kansas City, Mo., grabbed the lead on the first lap. He held it un- ; til the 18th lap wiien he retired with tire trouble. Rutherford then regained the lead and was never headed. Don Branson. Champaign. HI., finished second in the feature race; Roger McCluskey, Tucson, Ariz., third; Bobby Unser, Albuquerque. N. M„ fourth, and Greg Weld. Kansas City, fifth. McCluskey wmn the second heat race after spinning on the third lap of the first one. Both Rutherford and Williams broke the old one-lap qualification record set by A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex., last year. Rutherford turned the halfmile dirt track in 22.7* seconds for the day’s fast time. Foyt’s old record was 22 95.

WASHINGTON UPI—George Meany turned 71 today with no thought of stepping down as president of the AFL-CIO. Aides said Meany expected to continue indefinitely as head of the 13.5-million-member labor federation and w'ould run for a sixth two-year term at the AFLCIO convention in December.

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22 hits for a 15-1 victory. Larry Bearnarth went the distance to gain his second straight success since being shipped to Buffalo from the New York Mets. It was the second victory' in tw'o days for the Bisons over Columbus and their fourth in a row'. Toronto closed to within tt single game of first place by rallying for four runs in the ninth inning to beat Toledo 5-3, Mike Ryan provided the big blow’ with a two-run homer. Elsewhere. Syracuse swept a doubleheader from Rochester, 4-1 and 7-5, and Atlanta defeated Jacksonville 7-3 In a game limited to eight inning* because of rain.

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GRASS STAINS? Don't fret because the kid s clothes have picked up grass stains this summer. Blot at the stain with a clean cloth soaked in alcohol. This will remove the green coloring and you will then be able to launder out the brown ■stain by working in a heavy-duty detergent and washing with hot water. RIDDLE You can’t taste it, bear it, see it, or smell it— yet it works for your family 24 hours a day. What is it? It's electricity—the biggest bargain in your budgetl GIFT GAB Trying to think of a different gift for the newlyweds? How about a vibrating electric hair brush with “his” and “hers” interchangeable brushes? HOOSIER HAPPENINGS jDana Fall Festival—August 26-28

PRACTICAL PRETZELS Use thin pretzel sticks instead of toothpicks for spearing cheese balls, cheese cubes, meat yV squares and other party fare. Guests eat everything —no forest of picks to dean up! SPRING IS HERE It's true! It's springtime al! year 'round for folks with flameless electric cooling and heating. Electric comfort conditioning costs less than you'd guess! See us or your electric heating or air conditioning contractor. I 1 | Have you heard about the recipe for a j j real sponge cake? You borrow all the | I ingredients! I I 1 FREEI Need a new water heater? Ask your plumber or dealer about our FREE installation plan on quick-recovery flameles electric water heaters. Send your recipes and ideas to: Kathy Kilowatt, Plainfield, Indiana. I'll be waiting to hear from voul

MAKE AHEAD WAFFLES

If members of your family eat breakfast or brunch at different times, here’s a way to keep from cooking all morning. These waffles can be baked in advance and frozen or refrigerated. Have grapefruit halves ready in the refrigerator, a pitcher of milk ready to pour, and hot coflee in your automatic electric cofteemaker—and breakfast's ready anytimel

BA cup butter Vi cup sugar 4 eggs

Electric waffle iron 1V4 cups sifted regular all-purpose flour 1 tsp. baking powder Vi bp. cinnamon

V* tsp. salt Va cup milk 2 tsp. rum flavoring

Serves 4

In a mixing bowl cream together butter and sugar; add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Sift together flour, baking powder, cinnamon and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk, beginning and ending with dry ingredients; add rum flavoring. Bake in a preheated waffle iron until light brown. Waffles can be cooled, wrapped in plastic covering and refrigerated or frozen until needed. To serve, toast in toaster on low setting public and serve with syrup, jams, or fresh or frozen fruits topped with slightly SERVICE

sweetened sour cream.

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GEMINI-5 astronaut Charles Conrad sports a contrast In attire under the hot Gulf of Mexico sun near Galveston, Tex., during egress training. He and Gordon Cooper are scheduled for an eight-day orbital sojourn Aug. 19.

BRITISH SETBACK — Secession of Singapore from Malaysia has caused Britain to take another look at Singapore as the center of its Far East defense system. New base possibilities are Carnarvon and Darwin in Australia.

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