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irtr ir lyit'y'v i fEDNESDAV. AUGUST' 17, i960 POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL i PACE THtMY FlVE. Battling Bucs Open Biggest Lead; Ford Flips Second Shutout in Row Br The 'Associated Press Pitching, hitting and bunU. Add 'em tip nd they give the Pittsburgh Plrstes bulging 7V4 gme lead In the National league pen nant race. The battling Bucs rolled to the biggest lead of the season in the majors by sweeping i dou bleheader from Philadelphia, 11 2 and 4 3, last night, while Milwaukee replaced skidding Louis In second place.

The sweep gave the pirates five victories in their last six games and 12 in their last last 18. Right hander Bob Friend, backed by' 13 hits, won his 13th In the opener. He allowed seven hits, but walked just' one man and put down 17 in a 'rowfrom the second to the eighth inn ings. In the nightcap, Joe Gibbon and winning reliever Roy Face gave up ust five hits between them while the Bucs collected a tie breaking run on a walk in the eighth Inning. Three consecutive bunts, by.

Dick Groat, Bob Skinner and Rocky Nelson, loaded the 'bases and upset loser Robin Roberts, who then walked Roberto Clemente. It was the only pass Roberts allowed, and gave Clemente five RBI the night. Milwaukee moved up as Hank Aaron drove in both runs and Warren Spahn gained his 281st victory In a 2 1 decision at Cincinnati. The Cardinals, with four 'boots giving San Francisco four unearned runs, lost their fifth in a row, 7 3. Fourth place Los Angeles defeated the Chicago Cuibj 7 5 In 11 innings.

THE PIRATES won the opener with a five run first inning against Jim. Owens (3 11), who lost his sixth in a row. Clemente and Skinner each drove In three runs In the first game, with Clemente knocking in two with a single for a 3 1 lead in the opening frame. Skinner counted his three with an elghthMnnlng home run. It was No.

14, his one year high in the majors. Bill Vlrdon's triple and an error brought the Bucs from behind with two runs In the third inning of the nightcap. The Phils made it 3 2 in the fourth, but Skinner doubled and Clemente singled him home to square it again in the sixth. Face (7 6) put it away with two Innings of hitless relief. The Pirates, tagging Roberts (8 11) for a dozen hits, totaled 27 hits In the sweep.

Groat was 6 for getting three hits In each game. PAL Juniors Triumph, 4 3 After spotting the Hoe Bowl team two runs In the first inning, the PAIL players battled back at Spratt park last, night and notohed a 4 3 verdict In the Junior Baseball league playoffs. The decisive run came In the fifth frame and was the result of a walk to Jack Moran. Singles by Dick Pudney and Phil Simmons loaded the bases. Then Moran came across on a wild throw on a plckoff attempt at first base.

Simmons had belted a two run single for the PAL In the third. Rocky Bernard flipped the win and Don Verdi suffered the setback. The teams will play again tomorrow. the Elks club meets Schatz tFedefal in the opening game of the other semi final series. The box score: HOE BOWL IS) PAL (4) urn 111 Br The Associated Press First Mickey Mantle, now Whiter Ford.

The New York Yankees, long a bunch of who struck en masse against the challeng ers, nave come hauling oack in the American league race on two line one man performances. The Yanks looked about as bad as any en nant contender can look when they were plunked out of first place by a doubleheader loss to Washington Sunday. Mantle had been yanked out or me secona game xor failing to run out a ground ball. Then Mantle, pricked 'by pride, put 'em back on top with a pair of two run homers that beat Baltimore 4 3 Monday nignt. And Ford kept them there yesterday, Working with Just two days rest at his own request, the scrappy southpaw came through with his second straight three hit, 1 0 decision as the Yankees swept the two game series and dropped the Orioles from first to third.

It was the second consecutive 1 0 performance in the majors mis season. Jim Toole did it for Cincinnati in the National league back in May. On May 6 O'Toole hurled a 4 hitter against the Cardinals and on May 13 a 7 hltter against the PhiUies. Verdi, II11. rf Cronk.

cf Heresnlaki W. Miller. Saland. tl Near, Hubbard, 301 31 1 lb 200 I SOI 100 soo It soo O'Hearn, 2b SOO Barnard, Reader, cf Moran, lb Fllola. 2b Pudney, If Slmmona, Gllbride.

rt Moore, 3b L. Miller, abrh 200 300 130 211 201 302 300 200 101 13 3 4 1 5 HOE BOWL 2 0 0 0 10 3 PAL. 10 2 0 1 Two bile hilt Fllola. stolen bases' Verdi 4i W. MUler.Bases on balls: ofl Bernard 2 Verdi strike out by Bernard 10 1 by Verdi 5.

Umpires: Bowe, Havena. Bills Shift Lucas To Halfback Role BUFFALO (AP) Richie Lucas, star quarterback on Penn State's well ranked 1959 team, was shifted to halfback today by the Buffalo Bills of the Am erican Football league. THE LAST previous time the feat had been accomplished in the American league was back In 1955 when Willard Nixon of the Boston Red Sox did it against Washington, with a five' hitter, and the Yankees, with a 2 hitter. on April 20 24. Ford's performance, backed by a hit batter and singles by Yogi Berra and Johnny Blanchard for a fourth Inning run.

kept the Yankees a half game ahead of the Chicago White Sox. The defending champs defeated Detroit 3 2 with two unearned runs in the eighth" inning Cleveland beat Kansas City 4 3 in 10 Innings, and Washington raooed Boston 8 3. Ford, who beat Washington 1 0 Saturday, took some of the pressure on the Yankees' strain ed pitching staff with his quick comeback. He gave up a leadoff double by Jackie Brandt, then outdueled Chuck Estrada (13 7) by allowing only a fourth inning single by Gene Woodling and an infield hit by Ron Hansen in tne seventh. Ford, now 9 7 with his fourth shutout, walked two, struck out six.

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Detroit 1 (alrhti Cieveiana Kaniat agrvl (nlfW, K) Behind Fighter Fashions Fancy Flip New York 64 45 Chicago 66 48 Vi Baltimore 65 49 tyi Cleveland ,54 54 fyi aihmgton 56 57 10 Detroit 50 60 1414 Boston 48 62 Wi Kansas City 41 69 23 TODAY'S GAMES AND rKOBABLE riTCHESS Washington (Krallck 4 1) at Baltlmere (Flaher I). S.05 Chicago (Shatf 111) at Clerelaad (Pern 13 S). p. m. New York (Stafford 04 or Coatee 3) at Boston (Mullen 4 1), Ills p.

Kanaaa City (Herbert Ml) at Detroit (Lary lo ll). i is p. m. TBUBSDAT'S GAMES New York at Boston. 1:30 m.

Kansas aty at Detroit. J. 30 p. sa. Chicago at Cleveland.

m. wseningtoa at Baltimore), a. 03 p. n. NATIONAL LEAGUE TUESDAY'S RESULTS Lea Angeles 7, Chicago 3 (11 Innings) FittsDurgn 11 4, Phliaaeipnia 1 3 ttwi.

night) Milwaukee 3. Cincinnati 1 (night) San Franelaco 7. St Louis (night) Behind Pittsburgh 70 43 Muwaukee 61 49 7J2 St.LLouis 63 51 iy Los Angeles 60 49 8 San Francisco 54 55 14 Cincinnati 52 62 Wi Philadelphia 44 70 liVi Chicago 42 67 26 TODAY'S GAMES AND FROBABLE PITCHERS Loe Angeles (Drysdale 10 U) at Chloa. (Hobble 1 30 p. Philadelphia (Buihardt 4 10) al Pitta ourgn ttiaaaix m.

San Francisco (Sanford 9 11) at It Louis (Sadeckl H), P. in. Milwaukee (Buhl 114) at Cincinnati (O'Toole 10 10), I OJ p. THURSDAY'S GAMES Los Angeles at Chicago, 3 30 p. m.

Philadelphia at Milwaukee. I p. m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 9 0 p. m.

only uamea acneauiea Theysohn Club Gets 4 3 Win Thovanhn'i Tavern scored two mine 4n thA last Af fihth Innl nff in rlnun thp Pleasant Valley Merchants 4 3 last night In a Downtown league mssie ai the American Legion field at HRSH. Bob Gllroy tossed a three hitter for the win and aided his own cause with two hits and a stolen base. Mike Cady, in relief jvf rivn Poriv In lvWi look wv rf Hie loss me men scoreo two nun mi a double, walk and three Valley errors in the fatal irame. A two run homer in the fourth lino hv nlll MfKemu out the Valley squad out In front, 2 1, but Gilroy a single ilea matters In fh lr nf 4h fourth. Oonv Millard rnllpd with one away In the extra frame, etoie secona and went to third on tne throw ing error, A sacrlfic fly, by Lou Fvjinffpiuta nuihed "Millard aprnss with the 3 2 lead.

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Cady 3. Cady 3 Binaeoutsi ouroj Mr Cady 3. and runai Cady 7 bits for 3 runs In Innings, I1. M07 a rii a Ulrich Replaces Decker as Coach Of Columbia Crew Cart T. Ulrich, for the last five years freshman heavyweight coach at Cornell, has been named varsity crew coach at Columbia university.

The 32 vear old former Ma rine corps officer succeeds B. Edson Decker, who repiacea Don Rose last spring. uecKerr former coach of the Roosevelt Central crews, will return to his original job at Columbia coach of the freshman heavyweight crew and Instructor In the department of a physical education. Rose re signed after the season began and Decker filled in. Columbia has won but one race In the last three years and last season the Lions finished '12th In the Syracuse Regatta.

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Horse Show Scheduled By Amenia Club on Sunday The second annual Western horse show, sponsored by the' Bit 'n' Spur Riding club of Amenia, will take place Sunday at the club grounds in Old Route 22. Competition will begin at 9.30 a. m. George Ehrsam, Altamont, will judge the show. Classes to be judged are: model stock horse, junior and senior Western horsemanship, stake races.

Western pleasure horse, bareback, calf roping, stock horse, Western lead line, Western trail class and junior and senior barrel races. Senior and junior champion trophies and ribbons will be awarded to the horses. and riders scoring the highest number of points during the show. Mrs. Thomas Downey, Amenia, is show secretary and Mrs.

Joseph Kain, Amenia, is assistant show secretary. Racing Results By The Associated Press SARATOGA SPRINGS Sutler ($9 70) won the Glens Falls purse at Saratoga. CHICAGO Mamboreta ($6 60) captured the Noor purse at Arlington park. SALEM, NH. Smiley town ($12.20) took the feature at Rockingham park.

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