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m-w www or PAGE 26 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- -SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 Ripple, 33-6 Thumps Late Tech 5,000 Fans See Eastside Battle Tribe Routs Atlanta, Cops Governors' Cup Cubs Shade Reds, 3-2, On Rookie's Hit By BOB WILLIAMS Tech's defending city champs wore down Broad Ripple with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to break open last night's 33-6 high school football struggle before 5,000 fans at Tech Stadium. Uprising J) CiO 6 n-rn-imnnint-irwiiiai-r'ilw wnm iiihiiii.imiih marker then coming across as Koranda grounded out IN THE ATLANTA ninth, three straight two-out singles provided a run. Then errors by Buford and Smith allowed two more to register. Jones, whose bad throwing arm made him something of a defensive liability this season, turned in two brilliant defensive plays at first base as he had three assists. Don Buford robbed Gagliano of a hit in the sixth inning for another Tribe defensive gem.

Bill Wakefield, Bob Humphreys and John Kucks followed Riverboat Smith to the mound for Atlanta. The Crackers won the Governors' Cup in 1962. single and a double by Doug Clemens. In the fourth, the Tribe made Riverboat Smith the loser as if there was no tomorrow which there wasn't for the International League season. Deacon Jones started the frame with a double, the first Indianapolis safety.

Quickly it was followed by Koranda's run-scoring single, a bunt hit by Charlie Smith, a two-run single by Joyce and another tally-producing one-baser by Koranda. Errors by John Lewis and Gagliano also figured in the inning. Ramon and Jones singled in the ninth with the last Tribe Broad Ripple scored first on a 19-yard toss from quarterback Mike Perry to flanker back Ricky Lee in the first two minutes of the second quarter and it wasn't until late in the third period that Ripple spirit gave away to Tech's superior manpower. SWTVEL-HIPPED left half Eugene Akers scored twice on side-stepping runs of 84 yards in the third quarter and 30 in the fourth. Blocking back David Sexson gathered in two long touchdown passes from quarterback John Nell covering 49 yards in the Statistics TtcH I.

RippCt Firtt Down 14 10 Vardt rvtluna, 3)4 Yordj potting is 107 POHO t-l) J- Intercepted by I Fumoiet ImI I Punting ova l-U f.M Penalties 71 10 bruiser Gary Kennedy, Tech's all-state fullback, carried 15 times for 88 yards. Kennedy had a 25-yard touchdown run nullified by clipping in the fourth quarter. Broad Ripple, a fine collection of juniors and sophomores who could go the rest of the way unbeaten, out-charged Tech in the 6-6 first half and would have made it even tougher except for a back injury to No. 1 halfback Bill Holton on the first series. Chicago (UPI) An eighth inning single by rookie John Boccabella scored Ron Santo from second base yesterday and gave the Chicago Cubs their first victory in five games, 3-2, over the Cincinnati Reds.

Boccabella's hit, his second in three official trips to the plate, broke a 2-2 tie and saddled Joe Nuxhall with his eight loss of the year. The win went to Lindy McDaniel, who took over for the Cubs in the seventh after starter Paul Toth sprained an ankle while running out a bunt. THE CUBS held a one-run edge over Nuxhall until the seventh when doubles by Eddie Kasko and Pete Rose tied the score. Earlier, Nuxhall drove in Cincinnati's first run, singling after walks to Bob Skinner and Kasko. Billy Williams drove in Chicago's first two runs, belting his 20th home run in the third inning and scoring Lou Brock with a sacrifice fly in the fifth.

Atlanta, Ga. (Spl.) Pennant-winning Indianapolis last night added the Governors' Cup to its International League laurels in its first year as a member of the circuit. Scoring seven runs in the fourth inning, the Indians drubbed Atlanta, 9-4, to win the best-of-seven series, four games to one. Five of the Tribe's tallies were unearned, including three of those in the fourth, as nine Indianapolis safeties were combined with three Atlanta errors. MIKE JOYCE limited the Crackers to six hits and two of the three runs in the ninth were unearned due to two mis-cues.

Jim Koranda batted over four markers for the Tribe, including three in the big inning. Indianapolis opened the scoring against Dick Hughes with a run in the first inning without getting a hit. Two walks, a wild pitch and Jack Kubiszyn's error with a double play in sight accounted for the run. Hughes lasted just one-third of an inning trying to pitch with a blistered finger. Atlanta tied the score in the same stanza on Phil Gagliano's DEMONSTRATOR SALE! Impola Sport Sedan, 4-daor hardtop.

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'I Corvoir Monzo Sport Coupe Ov Sorint Eauinment. Stock No. A 532. Loss of Holton hurt the Rock ARMLOAD FOR PERRY Quarterback Mike Perry, who played a whale of a game both ways for Broad Ripple, tackles all-state fullback Gary Kennedy of Tech after a 6-yard gain in third period at Tech. (Star Photo) Speedway Captures 2d Mid-State Game ets both on offense and pass BIG SELECTION OUR ENTIRE STOCK second period and 47 in the fourth.

Akers furnished the go-ahead touchdown with that 84-yard gallop at 7:29 of the third quarter and wound up with the unbelievable rushing total of 215 yards in 18 carries. Sexson, worth his weight in gold just for blocking and defensive ability, camped under four Nell passes for a total of 137 yards. Nell hit 8 of 13 passes for 159 yards and 215-pound IS NOW SALE PRICED! defense. LED BY A FINE junior signal caller, Mike Perry, Broad Ripple took the opening kick-off 60 yards to the Tech 13. Chicago ab bi Cincinnotl ab bi Rose.

7b 5 0 3 1 Horper.rf 5 0 10 Pinson.cf 4 0 10 But Broad Ripple didn't 4 0 0 Brock, rf 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 Willioms.lf 3 12 2 4 13 0 Huttbs.Tb 3 0 10 Cewanxf 4 0 10 Burton.cf 0 0 0 0 score until Kennedy took a Edwards, 2 0 0 0 Sklnnor.lt 3 0 0 0 little too much time getting off Cardnas.ss 4 10 0 Speedway raised its record to 2-0 in the Mid-State Conference last night by defeating Decatur Central, 19-6. Decatur Central is 1-1 for the season. Kenny Craig scored twice INDIANAPOLIS Kasko.3b 3 110 bCoblKi, lb 3 0 7 1 3 0 7 0 Nuxhali.p 3 0 11 aKeouqh 1 0 0 I AS a punt at the start of the second period. Ripple swarmed all over him and fell on the Toth.p 3 0 4 1 Totals 34 2 7 2 McDanlel.p 10 0 0 1 lotais 30 311 3 blocked kick on the Tech 24. Tech came right back on Buterd, lb Johnston, If oCondo, If Votslo, tt Jones, lb Stephens, rf Koranda, rf Smith, ss McNertney, Sorry, ef Joyce, Totals in the game at the Spark Plugs' field, both times on gallops around left end.

He went 16 yards for the first marker and 10 for the second. Scotty Neat made the other Speedway touchdown on a 30-yard run around the right side after taking a pitchout. Jack Boarman accounted for Decatur's points with a three-yard gainer through the line. Speedway 7 6-1 Decatur Control 0 TOUCHDOWNS: Speedway. Craig 2, Neat; Decatur Central Boarman.

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ATLANTA AB OAS BUD GATES (NEWTOWN 1 1 I 0 Gaajiane. 7b Lewis, cf Clemens, If Morgan, lb Buchek, ss Bedell, rf ME 5-7321 16th and Road 52 Broad Ripple 49 and then for the 49-yard touchdown route with 8:59 on the clock in the first half. Nell threw short and Sexson had to wait for the ball or he might have gone all the way on the first one. Broad Ripple bounced back to the Tech 6 with Perry's 17-yard sweep to the Tech 28 and a personal foul giving Ripple a first down on the 13. Perry threw short to Ron Short in the end zone, one of Kubiszyn, 3b Thocker, 2 cFrev 1 12 Boston Hits Defeat A's, 7-3 Park Wins, 33-0, Over Plainfield Plainfield, Ind.

(Spl.) Park School of Indianapolis, which had a 0-7 record last year, opened its season yesterday with a 33-0 triumph over Plainfield Charlton. John Cochran led the Indianapolis team's scoring with three touchdowns, all on short plays. Pete Schmidt and John Hicks also tallied in this fashion. Bob Mueller, a Park senior in his first play as a varsity gridman, scored in the fourth quarter on a 17-yard pass maneuver, taking an aerial from E. B.

Rayburn. Park School i 1 14-J) Charlton o- TOUCHDOWN: Cochran 1, Hicks, Mueller, Schmdit. EXTRA POINTS: Reaort, Hicks, Me onhardt. Hughes, 0 eDamaska 1 Smith, 1 Wakefield, 0 bGregory 1 Humphreys, 0 dDavis 2 Kucks. 0 Indiana's Largest Stock of America's Foremost BOWLING SHIRT Kansas City (AP) Boston unleashed a 12 hit attack Totals 3 4 4 27 11 Don Nottehart Shuts Out Mets New York (AP) John Bateman singled a run across in the ninth inning last night for a 1-0 Houston victory over the New York Mets, as Roger Craig absorbed his 21st loss.

He has won five. Don Nottebart set the Mets down on two hits for his 10th victory. against the Athletics last night for a 7-3 victory. "H00SIER HUNDRED" Broadcast direct from the Indiana State Fairgrounds WIRE 1430 Gary Geiger rapped four $095 Boston hits. 20 COLORS AVAILABLE Earl Wilson started and gained his 11th victory against UP Bowling Shirt o-Grounded out for Johnston in 3rd; b-Flied out for Wakefield in Stfi; c-Flied out for Thocker In Ith; d-Flied out for Humphreys in Ith; e-Safe on error for Kucks in 9th.

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Akers 84-yard run in the third period was a dandy. Gene was hit two or three times at the line of scrimmage but was in the clear by the time he reached the Tech 33. Kennedy kicked the first of his three extra points. Tech rolled to three quick ones in the fourth quarter on the rapidly-tiring Rockets. Sexson took a 47-yard touchdown pass from Nell at 10:35.

Akers carried three straight times for 53 yards capped by his 30-yard scoring dash at 4:38. Tech 1 -13 Rippit o- BR-Leo if, pni from Parry (run failed). T-Stxien 4. pass from Nell (kick wide). T-Aktrt 14, run (Kennedy kick).

T-Sexsen 47, pass from Nell (kick wide). T-Akere 30, run (Kennedy kick). T-Morrii 7, pass from Nell (Kennedy kick). 3 wiison.p 1 5 1 1 3 0 0 .0 0 0 37 7 12 Totals 33 1 7 1 I Craig, 3 0 0 0 bTartabull Lomobcp Totals 21 0 2 0 Totals Rokow.p Willis, cEdwards Totals Jalopy Racing The lolopy racing program at the Speedrome last night was postponed because of cold weather. A double figure-! program has been planned for tonight.

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