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Cadillac Party Bar Nips Shorty's, Urka Opens Regional With 2-1 Victory Ludington Daily News, Friday, August 23, 1961. 8 By RICHARD DANCZ Daily News Sports Editor Stankow- 8ki gives a lot of credit to his younger brother for his late- season pitching prowess, but, like most hurlers, likes to take credit for his own hitting ability. The slim righthander, who struggled through much of the first half of the regular season because of work committments, pot himself untracked over the last couple of weeks by pitching in daily practice sessions to his brother Rich, just returned from the service. Put Efforts Together Stankowski put his efforts together Thursday night in the opening game of the Men's Class Softball regionals at McPhatl Field, stopping Traverse City Iron Works 2-1 on a four-hitter. And he drove in both runs for Urka with a two-out single in the fourth inning.

In the other game played, in Men's Class Cadillac Party Bar edged Shorty's Take Out of Manistee 2-1 in 10 innings. Didn't Pitch Much "I had a lot of haying to do in the first part of the season." the likeable Stankowski said, "and didn't pitch much. But now that Ricli is home, he's been catching me every day so I've had a chance to work out." But his hitting, it's another story. "I thought I was hitting pretty good," the good-looking fast- bailer said with an injured smile when he was informed that his game-winning single was only the second hit for him this season in 15 trips. "I guess maybe most of them were coming in exhibition games the last couple of weeks," he admitted.

Drives In Runs Stankowski rammed a single to center to score Don Peterson and Ray Keith after it appeared that losing hurler Bob Loveland was going to work out of a jam. Sonny Skocelas started the frame with a base hit, then went to second when Peterson drew a walk. Keith' followed with a single to right but Skocelas was thrown out at the plate on a perfect throw. Loveland got the second out on strikes before Stankowski caught a fastball belt high. The Iron Works got their only run in the sixth, and only a by rightfielder Don Schicrholl saved a tie.

Nailed At Plate With one out. Couturier got the second hit for TC, a single, and went to second Scamehorn singled. After an infield fly got the second out, Alpers singled to right, scoring Couturier but Schierholt's rifle peg to Keith at the plate just nailed Scamehorn. In the first game of the night, Cadillac's Pudge Fauble stroked a single up the middle in the bottom of the 10th inning with two-out to score Linna from second in a tight pitching duel between Party Bar's Emmons and Shorty's Dick Baker. Cadillac Wins Cadillac had taken a 1 0 lead in the fourth on a walk, sacrifice and Foisic's single but Manistee tied the score in the sixth on Ken Hansen's single and hits by Gusikowski and Baker.

Shorty's collected nine hits to six for Party Bar. Cadillac will meet Fochtman Motors tonight at 10 p.m. Shorty's will piny the loser on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Tournament Schedules For State Final Play 2-Stroke Lead Tournament brackets for the Aug. 30 to Sept.

2 State Softball Finals have been completed for most of the classes in both men and women's play. Local teams and regional winners from Scottville's tournament, will play at the following dates and places in the opening rounds: CLASS LANSING-Evans Harrell will meet a team from the Upper Peninsula on Saturday, Aug. 31, at 11:30 a.m. The winner of that game will play at 8:30 on Saturday, and, if they win again, play at 7 p.m. Sunday.

The loser will play at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and, if they win, play at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Finals are 2 p.m. Monday.

CLASS Urka Chevrolet or Traverse City Iron Works will play their first game at 11:30 a.m, Saturday against an Upper Peninsula team, with tbe winner to go into the second round at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, and the semi-final round at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. The loser will play at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, and, if they win, play at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday. Finals 2 p.m Monday. CLASS COLDWATER Either Shorty's Party Bar or Fochtman will play at 11:30 a.m. Saturday against an Upper Peninsula team, with the winner advancing to Saturday's 8:30 p.m. second round.

The loser will play at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, and, if they win, play at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. Finals are at 2 p.m. Monday CLASS PETOSKEY Stroh's, Elk Rapids or Bremmeyer-Bains will play at 9 p.m.

Friday against a Midland-St. Louis team, with the winner playing at 7 p.m. on Saturday, and the semi-final round on Sunday at 7 p.m. The loser will play at 2 p.m. on Saturday, and, if they win, play at 2 p.m.

on Sunday. CLASS MUSKEGON Baldwin or Boyne City will play at 10 a.m. Saturday, with the winner playing at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday and the semi-finals on Sunday at 7 p.m. The loser will play at 3:30 p.m.

Saturday and again at 2 p.m. Sunday if they win. Finals are 2 p.m. Monday. Tournament Schedule TONIGHT Stroh's vs Super Tool, 7 p.m.

Baldwin vs Boyne City, 8:30 p.m. Fochtman Motors vs Party Bar, 10 p.m. SATURDAY Bremmeyer-Bains vs Stroh's- Super Tool winner, 9 a.m. Baldwin vs Boyne City, 10 a.m. (girls' diamond) Shorty's vs Fochtman-Party Bar loser, 10:30 a.m.

Friday loser vs Saturday morning loser, Class 12:30 p.m. Urka Chevrolet vs TC Iron Works, 2 p.m. Baldwin vs Boyne City (if necessary), 2 p.m. (girls' diamond) 9 a.m. winner vs 12:30 p.m.

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Beam Distilling Clermont, Beam, Kentucky. Alt Daily Newi Photo by Richard L. Danci Game Winning Hit Cadillac Party Bar's Pudge Fauble slashed a line-drive single to centerfield in the bottom of the 10th inning Thursday night, to drive in the winning run against Shorty's Take Out of Manistee. The action took place in the opening game of the Men's Class Softball regional tournament at Scottville. Cadillac moved into the winner's bracket with the 2-1 victory.

In the nightcap, Urka Chevrolet dumped Traverse City Iron Works 21 in Men's Class B. PHILADELPHIA Wysong labeling golf a "funny game," took a two stroke lead into today's second round of the Philadelphia Classic hoping he would be able to "feel" his way toward the eventual $20,000 first prize money. The young Texas pro, now playing out of Hawaii, who admitted to being a "streaky putter," scrambled into the lead after the first round of the 72- hole $100,000 tournament at the Whitemarsh Valley Country Club with an erratic seven under par 65. The other four tied with 68s were Jerry Abbott, a rookie pro from Florida whose wife was expecting a baby "any minute," Jim Ferrier of California, Billy Maxwell of Indianapolis, and Bob Stanton of New Orleans. Current U.S.

Open Champion Lee Trevino was in a bunch at 69, along with rookie pro Bob Murphy, Dave Stockton and England's Tony Jacklin. NEW CELTIC OWNERS CHICAGO Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association will operate next season under a group of new owners. Commissioner Walter Kennedy and the league's board of governors Thursday approved last week's sale of the Celtics to P. Ballantine and Sons of New Jersey for $4 million. ELECTED TO BOARD MILWAUKEE Van Brocklin, former player and coach in the National Football League, has been elected to the board of directors of Medalist Industries Inc.

Van Brocklin's last job in pro football was as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings. Tigers Edge Chisox 4-2, Mac In Fight DPI Telepholo And The Fight Is On Detroit Tiger second baseman Dick McAuliffc (left) charges Chicago White Sox pitcher Tommie John after the Chicago hurler knocked the firey McAuliffc down twice with inside pitches in the Tigers' 4-2 win Thursday. Both benches emptied on the field in the fracas. John will be lost to the Sox for 10 days to 3 weeks after tearing a shoulder muscle in the battle. Both -players were evicted from the game.

Lions Battle Colts In Exhibition Tonight By STU CAMEN UPI Sports Writer Joe Namath, football's gift to the mod world of fashion, returns to the scene of many of his college heroics tonight to lead the New York Jets against the Atlanta Falcons in a preseason game at Birmingham, Ala. The former University of Alabama star, the proud possessor of a newly bought, $5,000 full-length mink coat, missed the Jets' first two games this summer because of a gimpy left knee. The Jets split the two contests, losing to Houston and beating Boston, but obviously missed Namalh. the only pro quarterback to pass for more than 4,000 yards in one season. Another inter-league clash tonight pits the San Francisco Forty Miners (NFL) against the Broncos (AFL) at Denver.

In 11 inter-league games thus far, the AFL sports a 7-4 edge compared with a dismal 3 13 showing last year. The Baltimore Colts and Johnny Unitas place their perfect 3-0 mark on the line tonight at Detroit where they take on the Lions (1-1) in an NFL battle, while two AKL games find Boston meeting Major League Standings American League W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 81 45 .043 Baltimore 73 52 .584 7'is Cleveland 61 .531 14 Boston 60 .531 14 Oakland 62 .508 17 New York 5ft 63 .484 20 Minnesota 59 6(5 .472 21'1: California 57 70 .449 244 Chicago 52 74 .413 29 Washington 47 7(J .382 32' Thursday's Results Detroit 4 Chicago 2, night Oakland 2 California 1, night Minnesota 3 New York 1 Cleveland 3 Boston 1, night (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers Detroit (Wilson 10-10 and Sparma 8-10) at New York (Bahnsen 11-9 and Verbanic 4 4).

5 p.m. Minnesota (Chance 12-11) at Chicago (Horlen 9 11), 9 p.m. Boston 5 4) at Baltijore (Hardin l()b), 8 p.m. Cleveland (Siebert 12 10) at Washington (Pascual 117), p.m. California (McGlothlin 8 ID at Oakland (Krausse 8 10), 10:30 p.m.

Saturday's Games California at Oakland, twilight Minnesota at Chicago. 2, night Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore, night Detroit a' New York National St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York Los Angeles League W. L. Pet.

81 47 .033 (i7 59 .532 05 51! .528 ti8 (il .527 03 G3 .496 (il (ifi .484 58 07 59 (i Ml 58 71 .450 54 72 .429 GB 194 214 22 23 4 26 Thursday's Results San Fran 3 Los Ang 1. night J'hila 7 St. Louis 3, night Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 5. night (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EOT) Philadelphia (Wise 10) at Atlanta (Jams (129). 8:05 p.m.

New York (Cardsu-11 7 10) ai. Cincinnati (Culver 10 12). 8:05 p.m. Chicago 99) at Houston (Cuellar 69). 8:30 p.m.

Pittsburgh (Veal 10 12) at Sll Louis (Washburn 115), 9 p.m. San Francisco (Bolin ti 4) at Los Angeles (Singer 9 11 p.m. Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at St. Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta, night New York at Cincinnati, iiigln Chicago at Houston, night ban Fran at Los Ang, night Miami at Jacksonville. and Buffalo tackling Houston at Tulsa, Okla.

The Colts' defense has appeared in mid-season form, allowing only 25 points. Lions' signal caller Bill Munson, acquired in an off season trade with the Los Angeles Rams, was expected to see his first action after recovering from leg surgery. Los Angeles (NFL) plays at San Diego (AFL) in Saturday night's only inter-league game, while NFL action has Cleveland at New Orleans, Chicago against Washington at Raleigh. N.C., -Philadelphia at Minnesota and Green Bay at Dallas in a a i nail televised clash (CBS). In the only AFL game, Oakland plays at Kansas City.

An inter-league clash Sunday finds Pittsburgh (NFL) meeting Cincinnati (AFL) at Morgan town, VV.Vci., while the New York Giants play St. Louis in an NFL encounter at New Haven, Conn. Mantle Ties Foxx For 3rd By United Press International Mickey Mantle moved into a tie with Jimmy Foxx for third place on tin- all time home run list as he hit his 534th, hut the New York Yankees fell before the Minnesota Twins 3 1. In the only other League games, the Cleveland Indians beat tlu- Boston Red Sux 3 1 anci tiie Oakland Athletics edged the California Angels 'L 1. National League activity saw Pniladelpnia whip St.

Luui.s 73. Cmcinn.iti defeat PiUsburgh 7 5 and San Francisco turn back Los Angeles 3 1. The other were not scheduled. LOS ANGELES (UPI) George Johnson, 208. Los Angeles outpointed Cuokit Wai lace.

194, Dallas By RICHARD L. SHOOK DETROIT (UPI)- Al Kaline exploded. Willie Morton exploded. Dick McAuliffe exploded. Mickey Lolich never lost his cool.

The temperature and humidity were both around 80 Thursday night so Kaline and Horton erupted in the sixth inning with consecutive home runs to lead the Detroit Tigers to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. For the hot Tigers it was their 15 of their last 19 games and put them seven and one- half games up on the idle Baltimore Orioles, who have to be wondering what they have to do to gain. But while the two perimeters of the Detroit outfield were welcoming Dennis Ribant like the friendly pitcher that he is, McAuliffe was greeting the Chicago starter, Tommy John, in not so friendly fashion. McAuliffe and John wrestled around after the White Sox southpaw put the Detroit second baseman on the dirt with a 3-2 pitch in the third inning. John came out the worse, with torn shoulder ligaments which will sideline him 10 days to three weeks.

Both were ejected from the game. Meantime, Lolich was making the long journey from the security of the bullpen back into the starting rotation with seven innings of four-hit ball, in which he struck out eight, as the left-hander made his first start since July 28. He is now 12-7. With one out in the third, John brushed McAuliffe back. On the 3-2 pitch, McAuliffe made a diving, twisting fall to avoid a high inside pitch anci started toward first with his talk.

Tore Ligaments said a few cuss words to him, he said a few cuss words to me," McAuliffe recalled after the game. Then the Tigers' battling second base man charged and in the ensuing melee, which brought both dugouts onto the field, the Chicago pitcher received his torn ligaments. Ribant, who went from the Tigers to the White Sox recently in a recent waiver deal which sent Don McMahon to Detroit, then came in and hurled two and two-thirds innings of scoreless relief. "I was pacing up and down in the dugout," Smith said, "and I was saying 'if we don't beat this lollypop, we're all Smith was spared further anguish when Kaline led off the sixth with his eighth home run, .1. DICK MCAULIFFE a booming 420-foot drive to left center, and Horton followed immediately 29th into the upper deck in left to sink Ribant to 2-3.

Just One Mistake Horton had singled in the first inning after singles by McAuliffe and Kaline to give Detroit a 1-0 lead which melted quickly in the heat. "I just made one mistake." Lolich said of his effort. And Tommy Davis hit it for his seventh home run in the fourth inning, following a double by Walt Williams. FREE BEACH BALLS WITH EACH 10 GAL PURCHASE Gil Lauterwasser, Dealer 401 South Washington, Ludinaton 843-9994 1 A.M.-» P.M. Monday thru Saturday I A.M.-4 P.M.

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