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Philadelphia was the last National League team to lose four straight World Series games. It happened in 1950 against the Yan- READING FAIRftit PRESENTING AQUARAMA in the BIG TENT First time outside Phila. CETLIN tt WILSON on the MIDWAY Joie Chitwood Thrill Show Dutch Classic MOTORCYCLE RACES Eve. Jack Kochman Hell Drivers If Eve. Variety Horse Acts If Eve.

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(And Sunday Thru Sept.) On Cenf. Ptnna's ftattit Hall-Milt AMERICAN LEAGUE W. Pet. GB New York tt .652 Chicago 79 62 IS Minnesota 78 62 .557 13 Baltimore 75 .532 17 Detroit 69 70 It Cleveland 68 75 .476 25 Boston 67 74 .475 25 I Kansas City 63 77 .450 LOB Angelei 63 .444 Washington 50 Results Detroit 5, Boston 2 Chicago 4, City 1 Los Angelei 8, Minnesota night New York 3, Washington 2, 12 int. Only games scheduled.

Today's Probable Pitchers Boston at Baltimore, 2, twl-night (19-8) and Heffner (4-5) vs. Pappas (13-9) and Me- Corrnick (3-7). Kansas City at Los Angeles, (10-13) vs. M. Lee (M).

Cleveland at Washington, night Cards Battling Clock, Defeat New York Nets MAJOBBMGUE Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Friday, September 6, 1963 9 BY UNITED TRESS INTERNATIONAL About the only question left in the National League pennant race is whether Curt Simmons and the St. Louis Cardinals can beat the clock. Jn one sense, both already have turned back the clock Simmons with pitching performances that recall his starring days of the 1950s the Cardinals with a whirlwind finish reminiscent 01 those which reaped them Work Series glory in the days of the Gang. question is vhether the clock of the National schedule will run out on hem before their fast finishes an overtake the front-running Id Gashouse Gang. The key remaining NIMROD Camping Trailers Mori Nlmred Campers Sold and Rented fatt 7 Years Than Any Other Camping Trailer in America.

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Ford (20-7). Saturday's Games Minnesota at Chicago Kansas City at Angelei, nigh Cleveland at Washington, night Boston at Baltimore, night Detroit at New York NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Pet. GB Los Angeles 85 55 St. Louis 80 San Francisco 76 Philadelphia 75 Milwaukee 75 Cincinnati 75 Chicago 73 Pittsburgh 68 Houston 51 New York 44 Yesterday's Houston 5, San Fran.

2, 10 inns. Milwaukee Pittsburgh 0, night St. Louis 9, New York 0, night Los Angeles 4, Chicago 0, night Only games scheduled. Today's Probable Pitchers St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2, twi Gibson (15-8) and Taylor vs.

Cardwell (13-12) and Veale (1-1). Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night (5-10) vs. McLish (13-9). Los Angeles at San Francisco, night Koufax (21-5) TS. O'Dell (12-6).

Chicago at Houston, (6-9) vs. Brawn (5-9). New York at Cincinnati, night- Jackson (9-16) vs. Tsltouris (8-7). Saturday's Games St.

Louis at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night New York at Cincinnati, night Chicago at Houston, night Los Angeles Dodgers. It's a day-to-day proposition. The Cardinals can only go on winning and hoping. Winning each game from day to day and hop- ng that the Dodgers will fade be- New York St. kbl Krintpool rf 4 0 0 0 Harkacu Ib 4 0 ft Hunt 2b 4 6 0 Hickmn If Green 3b R.Smith cl L.vls Cannizzrfl Moran h-Hicks Schreiber tt Powell Bauta a-Chrstphr Craig Dillon c-Carmel Anderson Hook 4 0 ft 3020 3 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 fl 0 1 ft 8 0 fl (I 1 A 0 0 a 1 a oooo 0000 1000 a oooo Jl I Ib Boyer 3b rt-Msxvl 3b Musi at If Kolh Flood cf McCtrvr Altmtn rf eh kl 1 0 4110 Sill 4101 OOOO 3000 1210 2 5 0 3 4011 3010 Tnllll 14 7 out on lot In 6th; out for Mnran In Slh; out (or Dillon In Itth: Kansas Clly akrkki cf 4 1 I 0 Cimoli ri 1 0 1 Charles 3b Siebern Ib 2b Hrrljn Rakow Mntegudo b-Enefn Lovrich T.lals Landii ef Cnnihm Ib McGrw Ib Rbnson rf Warrl 3b Martin Nchlsn If Hansen Well 2h Peten krkhl 3000 4111 0000 4001 4000 3100 2000 2100 1112 T.tall 17 4 4 for Boyer York In 8th.

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Louii 11. Flood, McCarver. Powell (L, 1-lt Bauta Craig Dillon Anderson Hook 13-7) ore time birds are runs dead out and birds. the Red The Cardinals, doing their part the tradition of some their great teams of the past, reached their longest winning streak since 1957 Thursday when they beat the New York Mets, 9-0, for their eighth in a row. They remained five games behind the Dodgers however, when Los Angeles 2 1-3 2-3 1-3 9 er hh in 4000 4011 3016 4 0 ft 0 3000 1000 1010 1 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ft 0000 Mill a-Struek out for Rakow in b-Flied nut for Monteafudo in ith.

Kaaiai City 1 Chicago 1M Ml 4 PO-A Kansas City Chicago 27-11 DP Petfri and Cunningham. Kansas City 5, Chicago 7 Cunning ham 2. 3B Peters. Weis. Ip rr bh Rakow (L, 9-9) 5 .3 323 Monleagudo 2 0 1 1 2 Lovrich 1 0 0 0 1 Peters (W, 17-fi) 9 5113 HBP By Rakow (Well).

PB Mar tin. Paparrlla, Napp, Rice, Stewart t' Burkhart, Crawford, Jackowski, Walsh. rilttburth SchofieW Virdon cf Clemenle rf Clendnon Ib Lynch If Burgess Slargll lb-rf Mzroski 2b Alley 3h Parsons Francis Schwall Totals Pittsburgh Milwaukee ab ti hi ss 4020 4010 2 2010 4010 4020 4010 4000 3000 2000 oooo 1000 oooo 34 0 9 out for Junior Loop Peters Hurls While Sox To Win Over A's BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL It'll be Gary Peters by acclamation when it's time to pick the 1963 rookie of the year in the American League. A 6-foot, 2-inch, 200-pmmd left- hander who failed in three previ ous brief major league trials, the Chicago White Sox ace seems likely to accomplish two feats that haven't been achieved in more than a decade. Following his 4-1 victory Thurs day over the Kansas City Ath letics, Peters needs only thre Maik Speaking Scholarship Flops Target Of Unfair Coaching Tactics By Colonel H.

(Red) Blaik When 1 first heard this, I found it' hard to believe. I mean the calculated ultra-Spartanism practiced by a few coaches. This is a spring practice gimmick compounded of hyprocrisy, cynicism and sadism, in which a coaching staff administers nn unreasonably severe regimen, physically and psychologically. The targets are players who were awarded athletic grants but have not lived up to their high school nrnmisp guard, Jack Green, new head coach at Vanderbilt. After serving overseas, Green turned to coaching as a career and put in long Rssistant's tours at Tulane anc Florida.

Few men know as much as Jack about the Southeaster Conference, on stage or behinc the props. When Green began drills a Vanderbill la.st spring, he knew that the Commodore squad was concerned that they might possib iy be subjected to what they knew had been practiced by some new Milwaukee ah hh ef-lf 4 1 0 2b 4 2 .1 0 Aaron rf Mathewi It Clint Torre Oliver Ih Detroit Bruton ef McAlffe Kaline rf Colavilo 1( Cash 1h Phillips 3b Triancios SraiSth 3h Andrfion Gldding ih rhlil 3 1 0 0 .1211 3 I 0 0 4112 1 1 .1 3 3000 Boston GeUer cf Mntlla ss Ystzmki If Stuart Ib Malzone Clinton rf Nixon Grdner 2b 4220 1000 2224 0 1 i i soot Klmchck Ib 0 0 0 0 Menke 3b Mcmlln Sadowski 4010 4000 4000 Todln I I Francis in 8th. 000 000 003 Ml Clendenon, Francis. PO Tnlals 0 0 tt c-Tllman 0000 Wilson Wonrt a-Mejias Nichols b-Willmj Earley 1 4 ah hh 4 fl 0 0 4111) 2110 3000 4021 4 i 4000 3000 1000 0 1 i 1010 oooo 32 2 1 wins to become the first rookie left-hander to win 20 games since Alex Kellner in 1949. And if he maintains his current earned run average leadership (his E.H.A.

is now 1.B4), tbe 26-year old fast- bailer will he the first rookie to lake that title since Saul Rogovin in 15)51. downed the Chicago Cubs, 4-0. Simmons pitched a six-hitter for his 13th win the most he has scored since 1956 when he had a 15-10 record for the Philadelphia Phillies. Curt Flood led the Cardinals' 14-hit attack with four singles and a triple, and Tim McCarver weighed in with three hits and three runs batted in. Pete Richert went 7 1-3 innings and Larry Sherry closed out the Dodgers' hyphenated shutout be- 24-9.

Milwaukee 27-R. Boiling, McMillan and Oliver. LOB Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 7. 2, Burgess, Mathewi. a-Struck out for Wood in Slh; h-Singleri for Nichols in Mhi c-Flled out for Gardner in 9th.

Detroit 4MI Ml Boltnn WW Oflfl McAuliffe. PO-A Detroit 27-1R: Boston 27-8. DP Gardner, Mantilla and Stuart; McAuliffe, Smith and Cash 2. I.OB Detroit 0. Boston 2 Irzemiki.

HR McAuliffe Ip er hb in Anderson (W, 3-1) 8 seven strikeouts also Parsons (L, 0-1) 4 1-3 Francis 22-3 Schwall 1 Sadowski (W, 4-5) 9 Landes, Sudol, Gorman. er bh so Gladding Wilson (L. Wood Nichols Earley 9-16) 2 2 3 3 0 1 0 12 hind ed a 10-hit attack which includ- homer by Jim Gilliam and two hits each by Wally Moon, Bill Skowron and Dick Tracew- ski. The Houston Colts downed the San Francisco Giants, 5-2, in 10 Ib hi Warwick rf 5 0 1 0 Runnels 2b 4 tt 0 9 Wynn If 3100 Staub In 2100 Bateman 5000 Goss cf 5111 3b 5 2 3 3 Lillis ss 5021 1 I 3 0 0 0 III) (Wilson pitched to four batters (Anderson pitched to two batters in 9th) HBP By Anderson (Yastir.emBki). WP Anderson, Gladding.

PB Nixon. Honochick, Soar, Smith, Salerno. Houston San Franciict ab rkhl Kuenn rf 3000 Killer 2b 4000 Cepeda Ib 4000 McCovey If 4 I 1 1 Alou cf 4010 Haller 4121 Dvnport 3b 4000 Pagan ss 3010 Nottebrt 3000 Bolin 3 II 0 Larsen 0000 Totals J7 7 Totals 13 2 Houston 000 Ml San Francisco 000 2 Staub, Hiller. PO-A Houston 30-9. San Francisco 30-7.

DP Ullis. Runnels and Staub. LOB Houston 9, San Francisco 2. 2B Lillis, Aspro- Minnesota Pearmn ef Wagner If Torres 3n Moran Sh Thomas Ib d-Kostro Ib RodKers Picrsall rf Chance a-Sadowski Osinski b-Foiles Fowler Totali Rollins Power Ib Hall cf Klebrew If Allison rt Battey ah 5000 4110 4112 4121 2000 4120 innings Braves burgh and shut the out Milwaukee the Pitts- raonte. HR Aspromonte, Covey.

Nottebart. IP Haller, Me- Pirates, 8-0, in other National League action. Nottebart (W, Bolin (L, B-5) MAJOR LEAGUE Final Night Shoot The Buckhorn Archers will stage their final nite shoot of the season this evening on the club course at Myerstown. Competition will consist of a 28- field target round. Player It Club Groat, St.

Pinion, Cin. Aaron. Mil. T. Davis, LA Clemente, Pitt.

Gonzalez, PhU. Santo. Chi. SF Flood. St.

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Wagner, LA Malzone, Bos. Ward, Chi Fregosi, Battey. Min. KC American Lrajut 132 133 135 123 1M 135 141 135 131 126 AB 50.1 519 SOI 476 506 525 556 51B 455 502 82 86 78 73 71 61 73 73 58 66 185 185 175 154 163 153 172 152 176 154 172 136 160 164 156 15fi 151 156 161 14R 12fl 142 Pet .328 .321 .32 .320 .311 731 .31 .30 .30 ..10 .301 .301 Pet. .316 .311 .307 .297 .290 .284 .283 in 10 52216 92-36 4 1 1.1 1 Pelekoudas, Smith, Pryor, Secory.

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Ip b. tr bb in Chance 5 fi Osinski .....2 2 Fowler 3-3) 2 0 boosted his league-leading figure to 175 and placed him in a posi lion to be the first rookie strikeout king in the AL since Herb Score in 1955. All of which will, be of some compensation for the White Sox' dreary season now drawing to close with Al Lopez' crew 13 games behind the runaway New York Yankees. The Yankees maintained their nuge lead Thursday when thej beat the Washington Senators 3-2, in 12 innings. The Detroit Ti gers defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-2, and the Los Angeles Angel promise The method no boy'i sense of decency, dignity and Oirncss that rather than It he disgustedly turns in his uniform and forfeits hts scholarship Rrani in writing.

This is exactly what the roach wanted him to do, for it leaves the coach with an extra grant to use In recruiting the next freshman group. As I say, when I was first told his, I inclined to tMnk it an exaggeration. Then I was reliably nformed that the National Col- egiate Athletic Association was studying the method as practiced Allen 21) Siebler Dailey c-Green Pleis Perry Total! for Skowron in 8th; c-Grounded out fo Schaffer in Chicagn (HW Angeles 100 McMullen. 2 13. Los Anneles 27-11.

DP Rodger Hubbs and Banks. 8, Lo Angeles 9. Williams. Gilliam. Sherry, ip er lib sfi Buhl (L, 9-13) 4 3 3 2 4111 3011 OOOO 1000 OOOO oooo 35 I b-Hom- out for strikes scored an Minnesota games.

8-5 victory Twins in over other jy one school, especially the proprietary of a player signing away ils scholarship grant under pres- coaching regimes. So Jack felt constrained to assure them that it woul'dn't happen in Nashville, They would be asked to do their best and that was all. They would not he exposed to any form of scholarship hazard under tha gviise of legitimate Sparlanism. This rcprchensihle device has been practiced hy only a very few, I'm sure, and I'll wager even thoxn ovorrugged individualists have been restored to some semblance of, sanity under fear of N. C.

A. A. action. Certainly, football played within the rules and the code should satisfy the most inexorable Spartan, without overtones of sadism. sure.

I also heard about my old 1945 Army captain and All America The Houston Colts won 11 of their first 15 extra-inning games this season. Eastern League Final Standlncs Charleston 57 Elmira 76 64 Springfield 72 68 BlnEhamton 65 75 York 63 77 Reading 61 79 Reiults Binghamton 7, Reading 0 Charleston 10, York Charleston 2, York fl Springfield 10, Elimira 1 Siebler Dailey Pleiis (L, 4-2) 1 J-3 I Perry 1-3 1 (Siehler pitched to two batters in Rth.) Hurley, Flaherty, Umont, (1,651 ladies). Wiihintfnn 2b If Runn Natkxal League Aaron, Braves McCove'y, Giants 36; Santo, 'Cubi 26; Cepeda, Giants 26. American League Stuart, Red Sox 4 21113 71-380037 12-3 0 0 fl Weyer, Barlick, Vargo. Toth Richert (W, 3-1) Sherry Hinton If a -Minoso If Lock cf Zimmer 3fc Relzer Brnkmn ag Ridzik Roebuck b-Osborne Kline a-Ran for 36; Killebrew, Twins 36; Allison, Twins Jit Hill, Twins 29; Howard, Yanks 26.

Kuns Batted In National League Aaron, Braves 113; Boyer, Cards 101; White. 98; Santo, Cubs 94; Mays, Giants 88. American League Stuart, Ked Sox 100; Kmline, Wagner, Angels Colavito. Tigers 82; Allison, Twins Ward, White Sox 78. Pitching National League Perranoski, 14-2; McBean, Piratsj 13-3; Koufax, Dodgers '21-5; Spahn, Braves 19-5; Ma loney.

Reds 20-6. American League. Bouton, Yanks Fort, Yanks 20-7; Peters, Sox I7-S: Hadatz. Red Sox 14-S; Downing, New York 11-4. pedwin Five-Event Card Heads Reading Race Program Reading, Pa.

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Boyer, Richardson and Popitone: Brinkman and Phillips; Howard. Kubek and Richardson. LOB Washington It. New York It. 2B RIdzik, Boyer.

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