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PAGE TEN-A Tour Home DAILY INDEPENDENT Konoapolit, N. C. SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1963 Yankees Stage Rally To Beat Senators reni lone Man In Win Bv I Jne Pepitone, who threatened Friday to quit baseball, singled home the winning run in the ninth inning Saturday to give the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Washington Senators. The Yankees were down 4 1 going into the bottom of the ninth. Senator starter Buster Narum gave up a single to lead off man Clete Boyer and walked pinchhit- ter Hector Lopez.

Ronnie Kline replaced Narum. Bobbv Richardson's fourth single of the day loaded the bases, and Tony Kubek followed with his fourth single, driving home Boyer to make the score 4 2 and leaving the bases still loaded Mickey Mantle hit a windblown ground rule double to tie the score at 4 4. Elston Howard drew an intentional walk and Pepitone, who had gone hitless in his last IB at bats, singled sharply down the right field line for the winning run. Nineteen year old Gil Blanco was credited with his first major league victory. He went the last two innings, allowing one hit and striking out two.

Kline suffered the setback, his Second in six decisions. Frank Howard's two run first inning homer off starter Whitey Ford and single in the fifth and sixth helped the Senators build their early lead. The pesky Kansas City Athletics downed the American Lpague leading Minnesota Twins with pinchhitter Kd Charles driving home the winning run with a bases loaded sacrifice Home runs by Dick Green and Ken Harrelson on succes- pitches in the seventh helped 1 he A's battle back from a 4 0 deficit. Green socked his second homer of the game in thf eighth with a man on to tip the score. Don Mossi picked up the win and Al Worthington suffered the setback, both in relief The Chicago White Sox made it four in a row with a 5 2 win over Los Angeles behind Tommy John five hit pitching Floyd two-run single in the second wiped out a 2 1 Angel lead and gave thp Sox an advantage they never relinquished John picked up his eighth victory in 11 decisions as he posted the White Sox' first complete game since June 25.

Raltimorp at Detroit was post poned because of rain Boston was at Cleveland for a night game. S11 I I 11 Sion Pnllon Pinehurst AMFRICAN I I AGI M. Prt. OR Pa is 10-8 ai 4-4 Re fi 4fifi 14 .404 19! 11 Mon ri; inner HNFHCRST. N.C HT1 Billy Joe Patton, a Morganton, lumber executive, fired a final round 69 here Saturday to win his second Southern Amateur Golf Championship.

Downing Gray, who went into Saturday's final round with a one stroke lead, was runner up with a 70 and a 289 total, one behind the 43-year-old Patton. "1 may have played a better round, but 1 never played a more satisfying one." Patton said. "Today I drove them super Patton, a 1 1 a very scrambling golfer, was never off the fairway except on number seven when he drove his Jet shot into the woods He said he attributed his good round to a new driver. He said he had been using a driver with a man's shaft This new driver, he said. 1 has a young man's Gray, 3 Pensacola, Fla insurance salesman, held on to his one stroke lead until the seventh hole which he bogeyed.

Hr had parrs on eight, nine. 10 and il and then carded another bogey on number 12. no 17, Gray missed a birdie putt from 10 feet which would have tied him with Pat ton and thrown the match into overtime. inri; Probable Pitrhffs Senators Make VU troit Ru ikkelsen 3-? a mes A I ION AL I F. V(.

I I. Pot. GH 494 .489 .461 4.Vi .330 Phillies Lainhasl Red lens By I nited Press International The Philadelphia Phillies toppled the Cincinnati Reds from first place Saturday, pounding 22 hits en route to a 14-7 victory. John Callison with a grand slam home run and John Briggs with a homer and two singles drove home nine runs between them as the Phillies rang up their season high hit total. Phillie catcher Pat Coralles banged out four hits.

Briggs, Cookie Rojas, John Herrnstein and Bob Wine had three hits apiece. One of 1 lerrnsteain's hits was his first homer of the season. Kd Roebuck, the last of three Phillie pitchers, blanked the Reds his final three and a third innings to pick up the victory, his fifth aeainst three losses. The Phillies sent Red starter John Tsitouris to the showers in the third inning when they bunched three hits, one of them Briggs' second homer of the season, with a sacrifice fly for three runs. They pounded Jim O'Toole for six runs in the fourth inning, four of them coming home on Callison's 19th homer of the season.

Jim Duffalo, Gerry Arrigo and Billy McCool, who worked the final 5 and two-third innings were rapped 11 hits and five runs. Ray Culp started for the Phillies hut was replaced by Gary Wagner in the fourth with the Phils leading 9 3. Roebuck came on in the sixth inning after the Reds had gotten to Wagner for four runs during a two inning stint. Felipe Alou scored the winning run with one out in the ninth inning on Bob Neale's wild pitch to give the Milwaukee Braves a 6 come from behind victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Milwaukee hander Bob Sadovvski held the Pirates hitless until the eighth when the Bins rallied for four runs and a 5 4 lead.

A walk, an error and Frank Bollin's double tied the score in the last of the ninth and Alou came across with the deciding tally as catcher Virgil, who broke up Sadovvski no bid in the eighth, chased Ycale errant toss The world champion St. Lou- Midwav Merchants Team This is thp Midway Merchants team in the local Little League. Shown (left to right) are: First Jung, Roger Myers, Scott Johns, Randy Sherrill, Scotty Mullis. Lawrence Harrington. Second Faggart, Cam Mullis, David Chambers, Stan Mullis, Ricky David pp Timmy Biggerstaff Third Darrell Chambers, Dennis Biggerstaff.

Larry Harris. Harold Jordon. Rodney Lynch, Mike Hathcock, Tim Bowlin and Coach James Mullis. hy Karl CANADIAN OPKN All-Stars Winners A Landis LANDIS All-Star games were the order of the day here Saturday night. The Landis City League All Stars took two games from thp Reformed tpam and in the Little League All-Star the Lions defeated the All-Stars 11 to 8.

In the Little League game, Randy Hyde was thp winning pitcher and Randy Overcash the loser. Ralph Hogan had hits for the Lions and Ronnip Kirk, Jeff Cagle and David Freeze all had two each for the Lions. Mark Brqwn had three hits for the All-Stars In the softball game, thp Stars edged out the Reformed 11 to 10 in the first game and came back to shellack them 11 to 1 in the second game. Dolphus Atkinson was winning pitcher in thp first game and Devan Brown the loser. Denny Hogan, Rex McCall and Dolphus Atkinson all had three hits for thp Jack Goodnight had four hits for thp Reformed and Reid Bradshaw had thrpp Both Goodnight and Bradshaw had home runs.

Litt 1er Is Winner Ken Berry of Ihe Chicago White Sox nears the centerfi fence chasing after Los Angeles Angels' Bobby 1' drive in a game Saturday. He is knocked out cold and te; mate Flovd Robinson hends over him. upi Tele tv coasted the New hoda's the New blanked, walk to Flood's Bill Whit the third ed for a to a 4 York fit Dick four times nnins and then 1 tri ii ph ov er Mets.Ron vvo- orner prev enled rombe ing Groat sin: ile. a iano. Curt and i homi rr acc ount Redbi rd ru ns in Purke a lift in he se venth Met was By DICK BACON TORONTO (CPI) Silent Gene I.ittler fired a blistering four-under par fifi Saturday to win the 100,000 Canadian Open Golf Championship and the Seagram Gold Cup by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus with a 72- hole total of 273.

Littler thrilled a record Ca nadian Open crowd of more than 20,000 jammed over the Mississaugua Course with a birdie barrage that first overtook third-round leader Bruce Devlin of Australia and Arnold Palmer on the front nine, and then caught burly Masters Champion Nicklaus on the backside. The victory, worth $20,000, ended a three-year winless streak for the smooth swinging I.ittler who hadn't collected first-place money since June, 19fi2, when he won the Thunderbird. The soft-spoken Littler. who shot a two-under on each side, was never ovrr par his four rounds as he put together scores of 70-fi8 69-6fi for his seven-under 273 total. He started The Final Scores the rounds two shots behind two holes left quickly closed the gap as Devlin was the first to falter He hogeved the first three holes par.

Littler had three and made the turn ail even at five- under Palmer, runner-up last year and the winner in blew wide open on the front nine with a double bogey and a bogey on successive holes and wound up with a six over 7fi for a 72 hole total of 283. With Nickla is and I.ittler all even with nine holes to I tier forged ahead with succes sive birdies on and 12 while Nicklaus bogeyed the 13th to drop three behind. The burly Columbus. Ohio, pro, made a belated charge himself as he pulled off birdies on the 14th and lfith to narrow Littler lead to one shot wrn Landis Continues I liost iv chance onthe 1 17th when I hi it that real bad I 1 chin headmitted. YMCA Scuffed A Chip He had a lrrlost driven the with a 15 sreen and in perfect hi rdie nue Shell shape unti 1 he scuffed his hip.

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St F.u>*arii# vs- WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate Commerce Committee Saturday urged the National Collegiate Athletic Association to let Randy Matson, holder of Me- the world shot-put record, compete in a Wichita, meet next Friday. The meet, being staged for the benefit of the S. team go. ing to a meet July 31 and Aug. 1.

is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union but not the NCAA. The two organizations are feuding over their roles in au- 3 2 thorizing sporting events in- volving college and other amateur athletes. Landis 72-74- Gels II in I andis defeated i a 75 Crossroads 11 to 4 in a Yadkin Valiev League game Saturday. Benny Cook was thp winning kc pitcher and Jay Taylor the loser Cook gave up eight hits and struck out five hatters 72 7 '1- Richard Kirk had three hits for Landis and Steve Talbert. a Reid Bradshaw and Bobby 1 Parker had two hits each for Landis.

Bradshaw had a home 73-70 Kei run. 72-73 Larry Davis had two hits for Bostian Crossroads. The win gave Landis an 8-5 record. 7 NOTICE henry mcdaniels Now Added To Our Staff 3 WAITING NORTH RIDGE BARBER SHOP C. V.

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Valspar LATEX PAINT I IMav The voting boy baseball lea gues of Kannapolis had an active schedule last week. In Little League play. Jackson Park defeated Midway Merchants 10 to 2 and Centerview downed the North Kanna polls Lions 1 to 0 in action Monday In Thursday's action, Jackson Park defeated the Lions ult to 2 and Centerview debated Midwav 11 to 1 Pom League play Wednes dav saw the Braves defeat the Angels 7 to 2 ond the Phillies down the Dodgers 4 to 3. For Rent FORMAL WEAR In Stock No Waiting QUERY BROS. Mixed To Your Color Gallon Outside White $4.50 Gallon 102 MAIN ST.

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