The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1967 — Page 4

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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Thursday, September 7, 1947

Wilson secures 20th season win; Va, P araiso u - _ . .. i i i i i coach resigns

Detroit sweeps double header

Earl Wilson is the type of i Elsewhere In the American guy who makes a general man- League pennant race, Chicago ager look like a genius. downed California 3-2 in 13 The stocky righthander was innings to move into a first acquired from Boston last June place tie with Minnesota, which 14 for outfielder Don Demeter dropped a 3-2 decision to Cleve-

after compiling a mediocre 5-5 record with the Red Sox. He then finished the 1966 season with a creditable 18-11 mark, his first winning season since his rookie year of 1962. W’ilson completed his transi-

land. Boston was idle and was tied for second by Detroit, a mere percentage point behind the leaders. New York, Washington and Baltimore were also idle. In National League action,

Wednesday nights’ action left Minnesota and Chicago with identical 78-61 records, tied for first with a .561 percentage. Detroit tied Boston at 79-62 for a .560 percentage.

Perry's shutout leads Giants to 2-0 win

tion from rags to riches Wed- league leading St. Louis trimnesday night when he slammed med New York 3-1, San Fran-

2 USAC officials die in plane crash

a two run homer in the seventh inning to become the major leagues’ first 20-game winner this season while helping Detroit sweep a double header from the Kansas City Athletics. Wilson’s home run off Athletics’ reliever Paul Lindblad came after Bill Freehan walked and was forced out by Don Wert. The homer snapped a 2-2

taken the opener 8-5.

RIVERSIDE, Calif. UPI — Race driver Parnelli Jones found it difficult to accept the plane crash death of Johnny Pouelsen, who was his chief mechanic when he won the 1963 Indianapolis 500-mile auto race. Pouelsen, 44, and Rhiman A. Rotz, 51, Indianapolis, chairman of the United States Auto Club

cisco blanked Houston 2-0, Atlanta and Pittsburgh split a twinight doubleheader by identical 4-1 scores, Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 9-0 and Los Angeles defeated Chicago 6-3. Veteran Eddie Mathews, another of Tiger General Manager Jim Campbell’s bargain purchases, drove in three runs with

his 506th and 507th career j rules committee, died Wednes-

tie and sparked the Tigers to a 1 homes to lift the Tigers to vie- day when their twin-engine 6-3 triumph after they had | tory in the opener. plane crashed and burned in a

Ken Berry doubled with one pasture near Crawfordsville.

out in the 13th inning to drive in Duane Josephson from first base with the winning run in the White Sox’ triumph over

the Angels.

Josephson opened the winning rally with a single to center and scored all the way from first when left fielder Bubba Morton fell while picking up

. _ Berry’s hit.

j* # The victory was the White

WyW Sox ’ 87th one 0111 trium P h this tion"directoThere'for

season, only one short of the American League record set by the 1943 New York Yankees and four off the major league standard set by the 1940 Cin-

cinnati Reds.

Luis Tiant knocked in the winning runs with a two run single in the fourth inning and scattered seven hits as the Indians dropped the Twins into a first place tie with the White

Sox.

VALPARAISO UPI—Veteran Valparaiso University football coach Emory Bauer is stepping down after the 1967 season, President O. P. Kretzmann announced today. He said Bauer, in his 22nd year as head coach here, asked to be relieved but will continue as head baseball coach and in charge of the men’s division of the school’s physical education

department.

Gaylord Perry, a 21-game winner for the San Francisco j Giants last season, will not make it to the magic circle this year, but his superb pitching of late may earn him another kind

of record.

The gangling righthander, who recorded a 21-8 mark to lead the team to a second-place finish last season, opened the 1967 campaign by hurling a four-hit shutout over the Atlanta Braves. Perry then lost his next four and by the All-Star break his record was a disap-

earned

Bauer led the Crusaders to

four Indiana Collegiate Confer- ; pointing 5-10, and his ence titles, winning the crown | run average was 3.72.

outright in 1951 and 1954. j In his 21 years as head coach, : Valpo won 106 games, lost 76 and tied 7. In the early 1950s the Crusaders compiled a 22game winning streak, then the longest live streak in the na-

tion.

University officials indicated efforts to fill the vacancy would start immediately.

The second half of the cam- j ERA mark to 2.86. He also Willie Davis, and Ron Fairly paign has been a different story drove in one of the runs scored j powered the Dodgers and Bill for Perry. He ran his string in the seventh when he singled Singer to their triumph. Singer of consecutive scoreless innings 1 in Bob Schroder. The rookie in- is now 10-6, while Cubs’ starter to 34 Wednesday and recorded; fielder had singled home Hal Ferguson Jenkins suffered his

his third shutout of the year, ! Lanier before that.

11th defeat in 28 decisions.

pitching a three-hitter to lead

In other games, the league-

the Giants to a 2-0 triump over leading St. Louis Cardinals dethe Hosuton Astros. feated the New York Mets, 3Perry’s scoreless skein now 1; the Atlanta Braves and the includes a nine inning shutout of Pittsburgh Pirates split a the Los Angeles Dodgers and 16 double header, the Braves win-

scoreless frames at Cincinnati on September 1 to go with Wednesday’* whitewashing of the Astros. Perry raised his record to 1216 Wednesday and lowered his

Clovers defeat Martinsville

Cloverdale placed six men in lin, (C); 4th place, Moore (Ml;

the top ten runners Wednesday and defeated a visiting Martinsville High School cross coun-

try team 23-35.

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“I haven’t been able to accept this yet,” Jones said late Wed-1 nesday. “You go out on a track and then get in one of j these airplanes and you take j

more chances.

“Last Monday, I bought John-; ny a Coke and we sat down and had a long talk. He was a good friend and a good mechanic,”

Jones said.

Henry Banks, USAC competi-

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at Riverside Raceway, said, “This is a tragic thing. Both men were greatly respected in racing. Johnny Pouelsen was probably one of our finest racing mechanics as his Indianapo-

lis record wiU show.”

He said Rotz was “devoted to

rules governing safety.”

Banks added that Pouelsen was an “accomplished pilot and considered one of th A best.

5th place, Barker (C); 6th place, Truax (C); 7th place, Brown (C); 8th place, Hartman (M); 9th place, Neese (C); and 10th place, Walton (M).

Minnesota 78 Chicago 78 Boston 79 Detroit 79 California 72 Washington 66

Pet. GB .561 .561 .560 .560

.518 6

.471 12 >2

.461 14 .453 15 .443 16 .410 21

Baltimore 62 New York 62 Kansas City .... 57 Wednesday's Results

Cleveland 3, Minnesota 2 Detroit 8-6, Kansas City 5-3

Chicago 3, California 2, 13 inn-

ings

Only games scheduled

Martinsville’s Edwards set the pace over the 2.1 mile grass course with the early season time of 11:24, taking first place honors. McKamey, second place finisher, rounded the course in 11:33 to lead the Cloverdale team. He was followed by Sutherlin in third place and Barker in fifth. The meet was the first for the Clovers who will travel to Granville Wells tomorrow night for a meet at 4:15.

The top ten runners in the

j competition were: 1st place, j Team No. 4 Mosteller

Edwards (M); 2nd place, McKamey (C); 3rd place, Suther-

Bowling news

TUESDAY MORNING

Turbine car back at Indy

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The

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529

400 series: Jo Kirkham 529; K. Jones 478; D. Johnson 465; L. Jones 462: D. Cody 456; L. Fox 452; L. Mark 447; L. Cox 438; J. Porter 431; S. Skelton 428; R. Maurer 416; E. Jordan 413; M. Taylor 409; H. Hanlon

ning the opener 4-1, the Pirates the nightcap by 4-1; the Phil- j adelphia Phillies blanked the Cincinnati Reds 9-0; and the Los Angeles Dodgers downed : the Chicago Cubs 6-3. j In the American League Cleveland nipped Minnesota 3-2; | Detroit swept a doubleheader from Kansas City 8-5 and 6-3; and Chicago defeated California 3-2 in 13 innings. Pitcher Nelson Briles launched the winning rally with a single and hurled a five-hitter to lead the Cardinals to their victory. One-time relief specialist A1 McBean posted his third straight victory limiting the Braves to six hits in the nightcap. Hank Aaron and Tito Francona slammed run-scoring triples as Denny Lemaster j stopped the Pirates on eight hits to help lead the Braves to their j triumph in the opener. Righthander Jim Running | pitched his fifth shutout of the season, in leading the Phillies to their triump. He chalked up 10 j strikeouts to take over the ma- | jor league lead with 210. It ! raised his record to 15-12. Home runs by Bob Bailey.

NATIONAL LEAGUE !

W L Pet. GB controversial turbine - powered | 4 06 ; M . Grable 404; L. Mosteller

St. Louis 87 53 .621 j car which Parnelli Jones almost

three run fourth inning. Leon Wagner walked to open the inning and scored on singles by Max Alvi* and Joe Azcue. Larry Brown walked to fill the bases before Tiant lined a single to left to score Alvls and Azcue.

INSURANCE?

STONER!

Pouelsen, a flight instructor, had been instrumental In interesting many members of the racing fraternity in flying and he had moved from Gardena, Calif., to Indianapolis to set up a flying school near the SpeedWay.

RANGER SIGNS

San Francisco .. 75 64 .540 11*2 Chicago 77 66 .538 11% Cincinnati 74 65 .532 12% Atlanta 72 67 .518 14% Philadelphia .... 71 66 .518 14% Pittsburgh 69 71 .493 18 Los Angeles .... 63 74 .460 22 % Houston 55 85 .393 32 New York 53 85 .384 33

Wednesday’s Results

San Francisco 2. Houston 0 Atlanta 4-1, Pittsburgh 1-4

St. Louis 3, New York 1

Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 0 Los Angeles 6, Chicago 3

drove to victory in this year’s 500-mile auto race will be back at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday to undergo

“evaluation tests.”

Owner Andy Granatelli said Jones and television personaUty Johnny Carson will drive the car around the 2%-mile oval. Granatelli said the public was invited to the three-hour tests. The engine Jones used last Memorial Day Is no longer eligible for the “500.” Acting “in the interest of racing,” the U. S. Auto Club board of directors recently reduced the size limits

402.

Max Zaslofsky, coach and general manager of the New York Freighters of the Ameri-, can Basketball Association, was named to the first four All-NBA i teams.

NEW YORK UPI — Veteran left-winger Donnie Marshall became the second New York Ranger to sign his 1967-68 con-

tract Wednesday. Marshall, 35, GREER IN FOLD

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