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ALfOM AUGUST urdette Hurls Six-Hitter Over Giants for 17th Win Spahn WiU Go After WinTonight By Awwelated' Wrilpr Lew Burdette's done his share. can Wan-en Spahn rrturn Milwaukee's hvo aces (o cy? It was Burdette and Spahn. ning back-Jo-back, who put the "Braves in command through thej half of the season. Bui they haven't been able to win in tati- in more than two weeks and Milwaukee has skidded from first third in the National League race. Burdette, the Jean right-hander, 7 got half of tlie comeback job done Wednesday night, wiiming his 1 17th, tops in the majors, with a six-hitler that beat San Francisco i 5-2 and pushed the Braves within three games of the first place ants.

Now Spahn, working with a rest after a losing tliree-in- ning relief job as Milwaukee dropped of three to Los geles, is to come back as a starter in the finish of the two-game ries tonight. Burdette's victory also closed the Braves within a game of third place Los Angeles. The Dodgers were held two games back of the Giants when Cincinnati exploded seven-run eighth inning lor a 9-4 defeated St. Louis 4- Jjg-after IJie Cards had won the Completion of a July 12 suspended 8-6 in 10 innings. Philadel- defeated tlie Chicago-Cubs the opener of a twi-nifjht pair, 2 then played a 7-7 tie stoppnd after innings by his 15th, cracked a 3-1 -tie (or the Braves and Burdettn's single then brought home the in a two-run seventh.

Jack Sanford (12-10) was the loser. The Dodgers blew a 3-0 lead with Chuck Essegian's first homer in the second. The Reds scored, two in the fourth, then beat Sandy Koufax (6-4) when a pinch single by Jerry Lynch put them ahead in the eighth. Jim Brosnan (7-5), was the winner. our i gi es a ve the Cards two runs in the 30th inning of the sus game against Bob Porlcr- field (0-2).

Lindy McDaniel 11) won it. The Pirates won the regularly scheduled game on Smoky RBI single In a two-run sixth after the Cards hac taken a 2-0 lead against Vern Law 2 Cy-7). Rookie Bob Gibson (1-2 SHOWS GOOD FORM Vera Trezoitko of Sao Paulo, Brazil, tosses the shot in practice session for Pan American Gaums at University of Chica- go today. The Games open Aug. 27 at Soldier Field.

(AP Wirephoto) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American 'League W. L. Pet. G.B Chicago Cleveland York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Boston Washington 70 46 .603 68 51 .571 60 59 .496 1 58 59 .496 12Va 3 14 58 62 .483 56 63 .471 55 64 ,462 49 70 .412 Thursday at Cleveland "Baltimore at Chicago -New- York at Detroit at Kansas city Wednesday Results Baltimore 3, Chicago 1 City 6, Boston 3 New York 10, Detroit 5 Cleveland 5, Washington 4 Friday New York at Kansas City (N) Washington at Chicago (N) Boston at Detroit (N) Baltimore at Cleveland (N) Natoinal League -r W. Pot.

G.B. S.an Francsco 67 52 .563 Angeles Milwaukee ttsburgh 66 55 .545 64 55 .538 60 60 .500 57 60 .487 2 3 7H 9 Str Philadelphia 63 .479 10 57 66 .463 12 51 69 .425 'St. Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Philadelphia (2, twl night) Angeles at Cincinnati (N) ijgggjj at Milwaukee (N) Wednesday Louis 8, (10 suspended game game, 12 innings, curlew) Onized Meets Sagers Tonight Onized will host Sager's Drug in a twin-bill softball slate at Henry street diamond at 6 o'clock tonight. Both teams participated in the Wood River Sectional tournament last week, Onized in class A and Sagers in class B. Onized will meet Springfield at 4 p.m.

Sunday, for its first game in the 16-team tournament at Litchfield. Cards Sell Jablonski To Athletics Davey Moore Sets Sights On Lightweight Crown PATRICK AICNI'LTV Associated Frniw Writer LOS ANGEI.ES (AP) A title fight with Lightweight Champion Joe Brown may be in the works for World Featherweight Champion Davey Moore, who Wed lies- day night slopped Hognn (Kid) Bassey in 11 rounds. Moore's manager, Willie Ketch- urn, said the Brown was fine with him "providing the money is right." Moore, who bombed out Bassey, said he isn't trying to invade oilier divisions. But he added: "Frankly, I'd like to meet (World Bantamweight Champion Jose) Becerra for my featherweight championship. But, I'm in KANSAS CITY (AP) -The Kansas City Athletics Wednesday night bought third baseman Ray Jablonski from the St.

Louis Cardinals and infielder outfielder Joe Morgan from Louisville of the American Assn. To make room tor the pair, thrj A's sold infielder Ray Boone loj Milwaukee and infielder Preston! Ward to Louisville, a han ou rfooibali farm club. Sale prices were nolj Bqillpmf nt Head FootbaU Clifford Hoppe announced to- Bethalto Will Issue Grid GearSaturday BET1IMALTO Civic Memorial White Sox Lose, Tribe Nips Nats By fill Wlt.KS Asftor.lflled Prww Writer A right reluctant bunch of pennant contenders, these Cleveland Indians. They lost" four in a row, blowing leads in three of them, and almost make it the cushion they needed on a bases-loaded walk. Cleveland junked the slump with a 5-4 decision over last place Washington Wednesday night, moving within games of Chicago In the American League race after the White Sox had been spilled 3-1 by Baltimore in an afternoon game, The Injuns did some blowing in this one, too, after building a 4-1 lend on homers by Woody Held and Jim Baxes and making it 5-1 when reliever Camilo Pascual gave up a foitrth-inning triple to Vic Power then walked three in a row.

New York from five runs hack and beat Detroit 10-5. Kansas City beat Boston 6-3. Rookie Locke saved it for the Indians ant) Cal McLish (15-6), coming on with none out in the eighth after HIP Nats had scored To 40 Days SPRlNGFIfcLD, HI. (AP) A 40-day duck season for Illinois hunters was announced Wednesday by the State Conservation Department. The season will run from Oct.

30 through Dec. 8. First day shooting will begin at noon and end at sunset. After the first day, hunting will be permitted from sunrise to sunset daily. The federal government gave the department the option to choose a 40-day, 50-day or split season.

In the last two years the season has run 70 days. Conservation Director Glen Palmer 1 said the 40-day season was chosen mainly because of extreme weather' variations in the slate: For the last two years, stale residents haven't been able to hunt more than half the 70-day seasons, largely because 6f weather conditions. Duck limits will be four dally and eight In possession. The daily allowance will include one wood duck, one redheaded merganser and one in the aggregate of redheads, canvasbacks and ruddies. The same limits will apply on coots.

Palmer said the goose season will run the same as the duck season except in Alexander, Un-: on, Williamson and Jackson Conn- CLASS A CHAMPION The Jackson will leave Steffen, Pawl Palermo, Wayne Slmpsott, by bus Friday evening to travel to Mon- Gary Ifurnnester, Dean Calvin, Barry tleello to play in the Shelbyville Region- Johns and Wayne Seerest. Back al softbnll tournament, Jacfcsons won the Cal Johns, business manager; Glen Wint- Wood River Regional tourney last week jen, Leto Mete, Ken Zumwalt, Gus by winning five straight games. They mer, Bill Larsback, Bob Johnson and Leare carrying a 34-20 mark into the tour- roy Bmerick. Not pictured are Richard ney. Members of the winning Jackson team are: first row, left to right, Walley Storm, manager; Cliff Wisdom and Glen Jackson, by Curits Frye.

Minors Unhappy Over Third Loop's Territorial Invasion By JOE REICHLER Associated Presn Sports Writer where it will start Nov. 6 andj NEW YORK (AP) George run through Dec. 1.5. Geese limits will be the same as in past daily and five in possession. However, only Canada geese will be al- owed in daily and possession li mils.

throe runs on BolK' Allison's 28th homer and Harmon Killebrew's; Gi ol Tourney Held's 22nd home run broke a Enters Semifinals 1-1 tie for the Indians in the second inning against loser Bill Fischer (8-9). Baltimore beat the While Sox and Bob Shaw (12-4) on Bob Boyd's two-run single with two out in the first. Billy O'Dell (7-10) was the winner. WASHINGTON (AP) Semifinals of the National Girls Golf Championships today offered a rematch between two teenage rivals and another test for Marcia Hamilton, the tournament executioner. In one bracket, Diana Hoke, 17, Frank Lary (15-8), who had of Pittsburgh, faced Judy Rand, seven in a row from the Yankees since July of last year, was chased in a four-run fifth.

Maiv Throneberry and Hector Lopez two-run homers for the Yankees while Whitey Ford (13-6) won his fifth in a row with 5 2-3 innings of shutout relief. The Tigers scored their five against Eli aurl Boh Turley. Bud Daley, (15-7) beat the Red Sox with a four-hitler giving up Dick Gernert's 10th home run and Jackie Jensen's 25th. Frank Sullivan (7-8) was the loser. Trautman, head of the minor leagues, today charged the newly organized Continental League with completely ignoring the minors in our cities that desired to become major," he said.

"But we've got a structure that must be preserved. I'm sure a man like Branch Rickey (president of the Continental League) is aware of its efforts to gain major league this as wel1 as am and hc knows that any league affected must be consulted. "After all, there are human beings and peoples' livelihoods they are dealing with. You don't just pick up baseball clubs as you would a bunch of bananas. accusation came of top individual status.

Trautman's after chiefs minor circuits said they would demand heavy damages, totaling around $8,000,000 from the proposed circuit for invasion of their territories. "1 keep reading about a number of our cities being" considered for inclusion in this new league," said Trautman, "hut never once Fight Results Br TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles Davey Moort, 126, Springfield, Ohio, stopped Hogan Bassey, 125, Nigeria, (Moore retains featherweight tie). Four Teams Win in Pony League Series WASHINGTON, Pa. Akron, Ohio; Long Beach, Calil.ji Levitlown, N. 'and Camdeit, S.

won their first round games Wednesday in the Pony League Baseball World Series. Brian Miller gave up only two "Our leagues cannot be de- hits in itchin Ak a 5 8 slvoyed by a mere wave of the hand without being adequately uomperisated ar.d- getting other cities as replacements. We've got have we been approached by to find cities and towns, realign, 16, of Aurora. Ohio, They clashed in the second round of this U.S. Golf Assn.

event for girls 17 and under at Greenwich, Conn, last year and Diana won on the 19th hole. In the oilier semifinal, Mis.s Hamilton, went up against Carol Sorenson, 16, of Jannsville, Wis. Marcia, a husky 17 year-old from Evansville, cut down favorites Wednesday, beating co-j medalist Andrea Schaffer, of San Francisco, 2 and 1, and Sandra Haynie of Austin, 1-0. these people. I think it would be a sort of courteous thing if we were considered.

There have been numerous conferences but we've icvpr been invited to attend any )f them." "We've never resisted anv of survive." get the players and we can't do it by waving' a wand. "We want to help this rew league and we can but at the same time we don't want them to destroy us. All we want to do is lory over Springfield, 111. Long Beach clobbered Monterrey, Mexico, 8-3; Levittown edged the Greene County, Team 42; and Camden walloped Canonsburg, 12-2. Second round games slated today in the double' elimination tournament are: Springfield Monterrey; Greene County Canonsburg; Levittown vs Camden; and Akron vs Long Beach.

this business for the money and I'll fight anybody if the price Is right." Matchmaker George who masterminded the Moore- Bnssey title fight, said a Moore- Brown buttle for the lightweight title would be a natural. A Moorc-Beoerra featherweight title scrap would be a natural too, especially in Los Angeles, where the large JVIe.xicnii populalion idolizes the little 118-pound champ from Mexico. But Becerra is committed for an October rematch with Alphonse Halimi of France, from whom he won the title last month. Moore stopped Bassey so convincingly at the Olympic Auditorium that the little battler from British West Africa was asked to! retire by Biddies. his George Bassey, who appeared al a press party with dark glasses hiding a swollen right eye and a bandage over a badly bruised right hand, said: "This is not a decision I can make in a moment.

I must think it over." Sharp-shooting Moore, who took the title from Bassey lost March, counter-punched Bassey info a loitering derelict al the end of the Thoroughbred trainers Bernard' ay. P. Bond and J. Bowes Bond are! The seniors will brothers. They have been doing'-equipment at 1 p.m..

well this summer at New Jerscylp.m., sophomores at 3 p.m. andi and refused to come out for the 4 B' Tourney Title Coppedby Midtown LET'S TALK ABOUT TIRES -BY BILL DRAKE WOOD RIVER Midtown exploded for nine runs in the fifth inning 1o over take the Bunker f-Iill Co-op and finally defeat them, 14-6 in the Class Regional finals of the Amateur Soft- Uie first: hit off him in seven and two-thirds innings. Taul continued to play fine defensive ball at short, for Midtown as he raced into the hole several times to make great stops and ball Assn's. State a couple of runs from scor- here last night. Midtown trailed the Co-op, 4-2 as the top of the fifth started.

Bill Taul was hit by a pitch, Jim Klinke was safe on a fielders choice, and Frank Ulett loaded the bags with a sacrifice hit. Catcher Jack Terlisner then delivered a single to center scoring two runs. Bob Lyons walked to again load the bases and Gene Davenport rapped a two-run double to left field. Bob Hartnett; worked relief hurler Tom Cnmp- hell for a walk and Bill Nacey drove in the fifth and sixth runs! of the inning with a single. Klinke took a home run away from Scroggins in tlie third as he raced to tlie left center field fence and made a fine one handed catnh before the ball could clear the fence.

Klinke, Terlisner, Lyons, and Nacey each had two hits for Midtown as did Davis and Price of Bunker Hill. Bryant was the winning pitcher and John Reno the loser, Both teams will go to the State Tournament at Granite City La-j bor Day with the games being; played at Wilson Park. The Wood River Tournament! draw their 1101 round. juniors at Bassey sprawled on his on a wild pitch and Klin- Campbell finally got the firstj was sponsored by the Wood River! man out in the inning as Bobi, )av( ees and the did a fine ob Bryant popped to the catcher. in presenting this area with some Taul, balling for the second limeifj nc so ftball.

in tlie inning, rifled a two-run single to center field and later Play Bun tracks. at 4 p.m. Grid Browns Will Rely on Brown, Brown and a Toe Illth round. A crowd of 7.450 paid a gross gate of to watch the scrap, which was televised nationally over the ABC network. Blaik Will Give ke's single off ttie pitchers shoulder.

Howard Weaver Midtown but: was rapped for Havfnett Taul Klinke Uleii Terlisner started nport Bunker Hill AB HI home run by Ron Price in the Beaver second and three runs in the' Bryant third. Bryant won his fifth Drahl ney game when he came to Wea- ver's rescue in the third. Totals Scroggins touched Bryant for a Mid-Town 3 2 1 Heyen 422 Serougins 5 1 1 Davis 4 2 Pflrm'ntler 322 West 4 1 1 Price 221 Poole 322 Hlafka 1 0 Reno 2 1 CampbBll 000 Schaller Orahiel Heinz 4 0 I 3 0 1 422 4 0 I 3 1 1 322 3 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 100 1 0 0 NOTK: (This the firxt in a series of articles in which the author to clear up some of the misconceptions about the'retail tire to enlighten' prospective tire buyers so that they can penetrate the maze of confusion which surrounds the prices, of various grades of tires; and to touch on developments in the tire and automotive fields which may be of interest to car The author is president of the Drake Tire 1214 Broadway, Alton, and welcomes any comment, favorable or unfavorable, or questions raised by hie statements.) By FK1T7. HUWKIJ, Press Sports Writer CLEVELAND (AP) Three giant-size assets figure to get the Cleveland Browns back into the National Football League title pic- this year, despite pressing quarterback and tackle problems, great place-kicker, from a regular tuckle job to a relief role, but McCormack's misfortune forced the 35-year-old veteran to return to full time duly. The Brown's aren't too deep al the offensive tackle berths, and holus must bo plugged if Money J'or Scholarships i bunt single in the fourth inning, Bunker Hill 31 12 Totals 32 6 12 1234567 RUE 001191 12 1 0 1 3 0 1 0 12 7 The assets are fullback JimjNinowski is to get adequate pass Brown's flying feet, tackle Lou Iroza's talented tow, and the resourcefulness of canny Coach 3 aul Brown.

protection. The Browns have enough running threats to keep the opposing defense honest. Fullback Brown Recently promoted quarterback; set a league rushing record of 3527 Jim Ninowski, who had a slmkyjyards in 257 tries last year, and start arthe Browns took a the touchdown record with 18. defeat the hands of Pittsburgh added 60 points on field he opening exhibition, is the big signal-calling question mark. But Coach Brown says he be ives Jim will get the job done in ill acceptable manner.

The ticklish tackle situation evolves around the offensive set- jp, Mike McCormac'k. team captain and up-front stajwart, is out vith a knee injury, Brown had to relegate Graza, the, goals and conversions, so he and Brown counted 1G8 of the team's 302 total. intense speed at end and halfback, plus improved pass-catching, should help the Browns as they attempt to win their 12th division 'title in 14 years extending through their All-America Conference and National League career. NEW YORK (AP) Col. Karl H.

fRed) Blaik, retired Army fool- ball coach, announced today that his proceeds from the twice weekly football features he will write (or The Associated Press this fall widl be used to set up eight $500 Icllowships. These will go football players who wish to pursue graduate studies, one from each NCAA district, The award of the fellowships will be made by the National Football Foundation. Blaik fellowship winners will be presented with their award at the foundation's second annual awfln York Dec. 1. Col.

Blaik's articles, which are being distributed Ijy AP News: Features, will start the first week in September. In football, no player on the kicking team is permitted to tackle or block an opponent whb has completed a fair catch. NEW TREADS on lound bodta or on yaw pwn 2 for ANY SIZE Famous Firestone New Treads have the tame tread width, tread depth, tnod design and tread rubber as now Firestone tires. Buy a pair fimtoru 512 t. Iroodwoy, Alton Phonr HP ALTON'S SAFETY CENTER, Aug.

Working on the assumption that there is too much confusion in the pricing of tires, we here at Drake's are beginning a complete package tire sale which will be in effect until Labor Day. The complete package merchandising is a brand new idea as far as we know and is a hold departure from Hie conventional tire sale where a low tire price such as $12.95 or $15.95 is featured, but, in small print the advertisements note that there are state and federal taxes to be added to the sale price, and there is a $2.50 to $4.00 charge added if the tire that you trade in is not recappable, and that you will usually have to pay another $2,00 to get your new tire balanced, Furthermore, you discover that the lire featured in the advertisements is a second or third quality tire of a size required by smaller cars such as Ford, Plymouth, or Chevrolet, and your car is a Buick, Pontiac or Olds that requires a bigger, more expensive tire. The upshot of this type of merchandising is that you read such an ad, you see I he $12.95 or $15.95 sale price, you do a few quick mental calculations and conclude that you can buy 4 new tires for your car for about $52 to $65.00. So, you go down to the store that has the sale and tell the man you want four new tires. Here you find that 'the $65,00 you have in your pocket isn't nearly enough, because the salesman adds from $9.00 to $13.00 for state and federal taxes, discovers (and he is the sole judge) that none of your old tires are recappable thereby adding another $12.00 and while the tires are being mounted tells you that they must he balanced, for another $6.00 to $8.00.

Now, you find that instead of $65,00, you are going to spend from $90.00 (o $100.00 and while you may not be aware of it, you are still buying a second-line tire. The complete package sale we are featuring for the next two weeks is designed to eliminate all of this type of confusion; and in the accompanying table you can check the size of tire that your car requires; select the type of tire, either blackwall or whitewall, tubeless or tube-type; and the advertised sale price will give you the exact amount of money necessary to put the tires on your car. All of the taxes are included; there is no extra charge id your casings are not recappable; the four-wheel balancing charge is included; and just to make this first effort a truly great value, we will include a free brake inspection and adjustment and repack the front-wheel bearings. The tires featured in this sale are Seiberling Service constructed with TYREX viscose rayon cord, and have a published list price comparable to the price of the tires that come as standard equipment on new auios. SeiberJing tires have the most complete guarantee in the industry today; not only are Seiberling tires guaranteed against defects in workmanship and material for the life of the tread, a guarantee featured by almost all tire companies; but, they are also guaranteed against all normal road hazards such as glass cuts, curb bruises, spike injuries, and impact breaks for the life of the tread.

In summary then, here is what you get with our COMPLETE PACKAGE tire deal: gel. first-line, original equipment level Seiberling tires; get all four wheels balanced; get your brakes inspected and adjusted; get front- wheel bearings inspected and repacked; and know from the accompanying table just exactly what the complete tire deal will cost you. If this type of straight-forward advertising makes sense to you, we want you for a customer. We have easy time payment tenms If you choose not to pay ARE WELCOME AT DRAKE'S. TUIE-TYPI TUBELESS SIZE 6.70x16 7.10x16 7.60x15 BLACK $84.96 99,95 107,18 WHITE $99.95 111.95 119.95 127195 SIZE 6.70.\]5 7.60x14 7.10x16 8.00\14 7.60x15 8.50x14 9.00x14 BLACK $95.95 102,95 117,95 WHITE 121.95 129.95 139,95 ALTON'S SAFETY CENTER mi-18 BROADWAY ALTON Phone HO 5-8898 Bear Brake Balancing.