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WISCONSIN RAPIDS DAILY TRIBUNE Monday, August 14, 1961 Page 6 es Sweep Arpin Posts 13th Win; Downs Rapids game reported, Pittsville took a 6-4 win over New Miner. Pittsville now has a four and nine record while New Miner is five and eight on the season. Sherry-Blenker (0) Roiellville (4) AB AB Pores 4 10 Varsho 4 R. Ashbeck D. Varsho 4 R.

Wagner 3 Spindier 1 A. Varsho 1 N. Ashback Linimeier 3 Seefeldt 4 Heding 0 Pongratt 3 Wilfahrt 3 Zimmerman Pulats 2 G. Wlx 4 0 Brown 4 D. Wagner 4 B.

Wlx 4 J. Varsh 1 Totals 21 1 Totals 32 4 Sherry-Blanker 000 000 00 Roiellville 101 101 4 Buont Vista (11) Auburndale (1) AB AB Oernback 5 2 4 Dillinger 30 Vokera 3 13 Larson 4 10 Burns 4 0 0 Altman 4 11 Berry 4 4. Van Shay Buelow 5 3 3 4 1 2 rrxebiatewski Wtrnberg 3 5 lPoppy 4 Newby III Teske 3 0 1 Lucht 5(2 Van Shay 4 1 welrsbri I 1 Hegg 1 Kraut 1 0 Total! 47lTl7 Totals 31 3 "5 3 FLIGHT WINNERS-Moie than 140 golfers took part In the Trl-City Golf Jamboree at th public course Saturday. Bud Rued, right, repeated as winner of the Flight A event. Other winners are Fred Rumsey, left, Class winner, and Tim Lattimer, Class champion.

tliied Defends Title At Golf Jamboree Hi Al Reichert Hurls No-Hit For Nekoosa Arpin posted its 13th straight Wood County League win by downing Wisconsin Rapids 5-2 Sunday on a homerun by Bill Vander Ploeg, who is home from service. The Rapids squad, which is now riding in the second spot in the Southern Division, jumped off to a 2-0 lead but lost it when Vander Ploeg blasted a three-run homer in the sixth. Bruce Johann scattered five hits to keep Rapids scoreless after the first inning when he gave up two runs on one hit. Arpin came back in the fourth with a two run outburst to knot the contest. The Arpin squad tagged pitcher Bob Olson for five hits in the contest to push across the two tallies.

Tuesday night Arpin plays Lindsey at Witter Field at 8 p.m. Near-Perfect Game Al Reichert hurled a no-hitter as Nekoosa took an 11-1 victory over Cary. The win gives Nekoosa eight and five record in the Southern Division. Reichert had a shutout going for his third place team until the seventh inning when Cary put together walks and a fielder's choice to get the lone run. The game was called in the seventh inning after getting off to a late start.

Reichert also led his team at the plate with three hits in three trips. Jim Zellmer had the longest blast of the contest with a home run in the third. Northern Division In the Northern Division, Buena Vista took an 11-3 victory from Auburndale. The win gives Buena Vista a seven and six re cord while Auburndale is lead ing the league with nine victories and four defeats. Rozellville took 6-0 win from the Sherry Blenker squad.

B. Wagner got a home run in the game while D. Wagner and See-felt each hurled nine-hit contests. In the only other county league eiro 4 5 1 Wisconsin Rapids, and Red Nickels, Nekoosa. Fourth heat: Mike Luebeck, Vesper; Don Ruder and Vic Ko-packs, both of Wisconsin Rapids.

Non qualifiers: Larry Baum-back, Richfield; Bill Worth, Nekoosa, and Louie Narrel, Port Edwards. Ladies event: Delores Tech, Mary Ann Patrykus and Pat Simmonis. Dash event: Ray Hoffman, Nekoosa, Jim Roginski, Stevens Point, and Bernard Zant, Friendship. Time event: Vic Kopacks, Marlin Wolbeck, Jere O'Day, Dean Spahn, Wisconsin Rapids, and Don Ruder. Wit.

Rapids (1) Arpin (5) AB AB Bouton 42 Van Natta 400 rorresani 3 1 Hammond 5 11 Chadwick 1 1 Johann 1 1 Olson 3 11 Brennen 4 3 Lessig 4 Flewellen 4 I 1 Coley 4 Sommerfeldt Sachs 41 1l( Lukken 4 0 Haumschlld Metcalf 4 0 4 11 Vander Ploeg 1 1 2 Neuberger 3 0 Cutler 4 1 AFTER 300TH WIN Warren Spalin gets a hug from his sob Gregory after he became the 13th player to win 300 games in major league history. Spahn is the first pitcher to accomplish the feat since Lefty Grove did it in 1941. The big one came when Spahn pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a 2-1 win over the Chicago Cubs Friday in Milwaukee. Wolbeck Wins Feature In Big Race Field In the largest field of the sea- ski, Nelsonville; Carl Hankey, Total! 13 1 I Totals 17 5 11 Arpin .......000 201 000 5 Wisconsin Rapidt 200 000 0002 Nekoosa (11) AB R. Zellmer Cary (1) Jackson 1 Hertberg 1 D.

Neve 1 F. Nov 1 Frost 3 Lippert L. Neve 1 Poderson 0 Minor E. Neve 1 B. Frost 1 1 AB 3 Krcmar 4 Fait 1 Neinfelt 3 Klein 4 J.

Zellmer Vieeteor 4 A. Reichert 3 3 J. Liebenstein 3 2 T. Reichert 3 1 Totals 33 11 14 Totals 24 1 Cary 000 000 1 1 Nekoosa 102 224 11 Bowling Meeting There will be a meeting of team captains from all Labor Temple and Bowlmor major bowl ing leagues at 7:30 p.m. ThurS' day in the Labor Temple.

Wm (o) (2) Mathews Blasts Homer; Burdette Collects 14th MILWAUKEE (AP) Eddie Mathews flashed his old time pow-er. ending a long home run drought, and Lew Burdette took care of the pitching. The combination helped the Milwaukee Braves complete a three-game sweep over the lowly Chicago Cubs. Mathews powered his 23rd homer, lined two singles and had a pair of walks as Burdette cruised to his 14th victory with an 8-3 decision over the Cubs Sunday before a crowd of 42,485 at County Stadium. Thes blast by Mathews with two out and none on base in the sixth was his first homer since July 23.

The towering drive into the runway in right was his 361st of his caieer, boosting him into a tie with Joe DiMaggio for 10th place in the all-time home run derby. Burdette scattered eight hits in earning his 10th victory in his last 13 decisions. The Cubs nicked him for two runs in the sixth on a single by Al Heist and Don Zim-mer's homer into the left field stands. Three singles with two out in the seventh provided the third Chicago tally. Three In First The Braves jumped on Chicago starter Bob Anderson for three runs in the first inning.

Lee Maye led off with a walk, stole second and scored on Frank Boiling's double to left center. After Mathews walked, Hank Aaron singled home Boiling. Mathews moved to third as Joe Adcock hit into a double play and scored on a wild pitch. Milwaukee added two in the third on an infield hit by Maye, a two-base throwing error on Boiling's sacrifice bunt and Mathews' line single to right center. Mathews walked starting the Milwaukee fifth and came all the way around as Aaron singled to center and Al Heist made a wild throw.

Aaron took second on the error, moved to third on an infield out and scored as Roy McMillan grounded a hit to right. Burdette, who has lost eight games, struck out five and walked Burdette, who has won 10 of his last 13 decisions, grinned as he quipped: "Only 141 to go (to 300i." Spahn advised him that he had to win 200 first. "Heck, I'm going to be different," Lew shot back. "I'm going to get No. 300 first and then come back and get 200." At 34, Burdette is 64 years younger than Spahn.

Now in his 10th season with the Braves, he figures he has plenty of time left to win 200. Spahn, Robin Roberts and Early Wynn are the only pitchers still active who have reached that victory total. Mathews In 10th Burdette was helped to his de cision over the Cubs by third baseman Eddie Mathews, whose three hits included his 361st major league homer. That tied him with Joe DiMaggio for 10th place among the all-time home run sluggers. The blast was Mathews' 23rd of the season and his first since July 23.

His three RBI's equalled his entire output since homer No. 22. Despite the distant clout and 3-for-3 day, boosting his average to .300, Mathews refused to talk with writers in the clubhouse. have nothing to eay," said the 29-year-old slugger. I have one good day in a month and every one comes around.

No one is around when I have my bad days. So I'm not going to say anything." With Mathews not talking, Spahn and Burdette held court. Maris, Manflte Bud Rued repeated as Class A champion at the 2nd annual Tri-City Golf Jamboree which was held here Saturday. Rued played the 18-hole distance at the Tri-City course with a gross score of 77 to successfully defend the crown he gained at the last annual event last year with a 74. Tim Lattimer also grossed 77 to gain the Class title which was held by Gordie Lewison.

Fred Rumsey took top honors in Class competition with an 87. J. Bitt-ner held this honor last year. There was no Class division in competition this year. About 140 golfers took part in the jamboree which was played under ideal weather conditions.

Play was followed by a supper and the presentation of awards. Lattimer took his second honor of the day after he landed closest to the pin on No. 8. Bill Morse was credited with the longest drive of No. 7, T.

G. Jesk, the shortest drive off No. 1, and Casey Pavlak, hitting into a circle on No. 9. Other awards were presented to all other golfers who took part in the event.

Forfeits Chess Contest, Won't Play in Morning LOS ANGELES (AP) U.S. chess champion Bobby Fischer thinks he's been rooked. The 16-year-old refused to show up Sunday at 11 a.m. for a match against challenger Samuel Re-shevsky. He said he wasn't used to playing in the morning.

The referee called it a forfeit. But Fischer says forfeits aren't allowed. No one is sure whose move is next. The problem began 10 days ago when local officials rescheduled the 12th game of a 16-game ser ies from Saturday to Sunday. Re shevsky will not play on the Jew ish Sabbath.

Says Fischer: "I'm not used to playing at 11 it's ridiculous. Why should I accommodate him? May' be he hoped I'd be tired and he'd get a draw." Tin AM only one. Anderson was driven out in the fifth and was charged with his eighth defeat as compared with five victories. The victory enabled the fourth-place Braves to remain Wk games behind the league-leading Los Angeles Dodgers, who belted St. Louis.

The Braves meet the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opener of a three-game set tonight. Bob Buhl, owner of a 9-8 record, is Milwaukee's choice to oppose Pittsburgh southpaw Harvey Haddix, 8-5, on the mound. CHICAGO Al RBI Heist ef I Zimmtr cf 4 1 1 I Banks $1 4 Altman rf ..4 Williams If 4 Kindlll lb 4 Bertell 4 Bouchee lb 4 Anderson 2 Brewer a-Ashburn Drott b-WIII .0 1 1 Totals MILWAUKEE Maye rf Boiling lb Mathews 3b .....37 3 3 RBI 2 AB Aaron cf Adcock lb Thomas If Torre McMillan ss Burdette Totals 34 11 a-SinoJed for Brewer In 7th) b-Grounded eut for Orott in th. Chicago 000 002 1003 Milwaukee 302 021 OOx I Zimmer, Williams, Ktndall, Heist, Burdette, Mathews. PO-A Chicago 24-10, Milwaukee 1715.

Df Banks. Kin-dall end Bouchee; Zimmer. Kindall and Bouchee; Bertell end Kindall; Boiling, McMillan and Adcock. LOB Chicago Milwaukee I. IB Kindall, Heist, Boiling.

HR Zimmer, Mathews. SB Maye. Boiling. By The Associated Press American League W. L.

Pet. G.B. New York 77 30 .044 Detroit 73 42 IVa Baltimore 47 SI .540 11 Cleveland 40 34 .517 17 Chicago SO S7 .300 10 Boston 54 44 .447 23 Los Angeles 40 44 .424 27V, Washington 41 45 .425 27'j Minnesota 40 47 .422 20 Kansas City 41 73 .145 34V' Sunday Results Washington 12-4, New York 2-0 Baltimore 4, Boston 5 11 innings Los Angeles 0. Cleveland Minnesota 13, Detroit I Chicago 0, Kansas City 1 Saturday Results Washington 5, New York 1 Los Angeles 3, Cleveland Detroit 17, Minnesota 3 Chicago 2, Kansas City 1 Baltimore Boston 3 Monday Games Kansas City at Minnesota Los Angeles at Washington Only games scheduled Tuesday Games Chicago at New York Los Angeles at Washington Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit 2 twi-night Kansas City at Minnesota National League W. L.

Pet. Los Angeles 40 40 .413 Cincinnati 70 44 .403 San Francisco 40 50 .545 Milwaukee 57 51 .520 Pittsburgh 54 53 .505 St. Louis 54 55 .505 0.1. 2'j Vi llVj 14 14 25 JVi Chicago ....44 45 .404 Philadelphia 30 10 .273 Sunday Results Pittsburgh 13, Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 0, Chicago 3 Cincinnati San Francisco 1 Los Angeles St, Louis 0 Saturday Results Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia Milwaukee 0, Chicago 4 San Francisco 4. Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 5, St.

Louis I Monday Games St. Louis at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Chicago Only games scheduled Tuesday Games Philadelphia at Chicaao Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Cicinnatl at Los Angeles St. Louis at San Francisco Bettis Gives Packers Team Real Surprise GREEN BAY (AP)-When the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League returned home from their exhibition victory over the Dallas Cowboys they had a surprise visitor linebacker Tom Bettis. Bettis was operated on last Tuesday for removal of a bone spur and cartilage from a knee. But when the plane returning the team from Dallas landed Saturday Bettis walked out to meet the players.

He was moving strictly under his own power, without crutches or any other help. Bettis has vowed he'll be in the lineup when the Packers open the regular season in Milwaukee against the Detroit Lions Sept. 17. The Packers emerged from the 30-7 victory over the Cowboys without any new injuries of conse quence. Rookie defensive back Phil Nugent was bothered a bit by a sore leg muscle and veteran guard Fred Thurston had a bruised knee.

Coach Vince Lombards sent his charges through a light 45-minute drill Sunday. The Packers make their second exhibition start against the Cardinals in St. Louis Friday night. Yanks Split Spahn, Burdette Try For Young's Record on, 72 cars were timed at urn-fith Park Speedway Sunday night. Marlin Wolbeck.

Rib Lake, captured top honors in the feature event, edging out Wisconsin Rapids' Vic Kopaez. Placing third, fourth and fifth, respectively, were Ernie Drombrowski, Nelsonville: Jere O'Day and Don raider, both of Wisconsin Rapids. Track Manager Monty Wesley announced that there will be races Thursday night, Aug. 17, with time trials getting underway at 7 p.m. and the races starting at 8 p.m.

The following night there will be races at the Adams track, with the trials starting at 7:30 p.m. and races St 8:30 p.m. Following are the remainder of Sunday night's winners here: The semi feature: Larry Drake, Mosinee; 1 Nabbe-fcldt, Wisconsin Rapids; Jerry Kaminski, Stevens Point, and Bob Patrykus, Plainfield. First heat: Ray Hoffman, Ne-koosa: Norm Van Proyan, Stevens Point, and Fred Gosh, also of Stevens Point. Second heat: Louie Vetrone, Wisconsin Rapids; Larry Drake, Mosniee, and Frank Pilger, Wis- consin Rapids.

Third heat: Ernie Drombrow- By The Associated Press Batting Luis Aparicio, White Sox, led Chicago to a 9-3 victory ever Kansas City with three hits, four runs and two stolen bases, stretching his batting streak to 15 consecutive games. Pitching Stan Williams, Dodg rs nitiherl Lns Anpplrs to sixth Tribune staff Phot Farnsworths Win Bull's Eye Golf Event on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farns-worth took top honors in Mr. and Mrs.

Two-Ball Foursome event at Bull's Eye Country Club Sunday. The couple finished with a low net of 54 for the 18 holes of play. Mr. and Mrs. Onni Harju and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Simons tied for second place honors with net scores of 56. Third place went to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rokus with a net score of 57 and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Schatle took fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Bon Pannkuk finished the round with 25 putts to win that event.

Mr. and Mrs. John Leuenberger and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Veneman tied for sec ond with a total of 26 putts.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Rehieldt won the low gross with 77. Honors for the longest drive off No. 6 went to Mrs.

Joey Roberts and Onni Harju. Mrs. Andy Sharp, Neenah, came the closest to the pin on No. 9. Thirty-four couples took advantage of the ideal weather conditions to play in the event.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adler were chairmen of the committee which included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gou-chee, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kau-kakis and Mr. and Mi's. William Peltier. Will Honor Spahn At Exhibition Game BOSTON (AP)-Lefty Warren Spahn, fresh from his 300th pitching victory, will be honored at Fenway Park Aug.

21 when the Boston Red Sox play Milwaukee in an exhibition baseball game. Richard Cardinal Cushing, Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, will present the 40 year old southpaw a special plaque for his baseball achievements. Spahn edged Chicago 2-1 for the Braves Friday night for his 300th milestone triumph. Proceeds from the game are ticketed for the Children's Cancer Research Foundation, Inc. Leon Schmidt Gamble Store Daly's Drugs Perry's Sport Shop Hemmersbach Motor Sales Warsinsk Motors Haefner's Barber Shop Rapidt Beverage Co.

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Bleckinger was one of five players selected for the meet at Poughkecpsie, N.Y. Aug. 24 after the close of the western association round robin, tournament Sunday. At the Poughkecpsie meet, the western squad will play against teams from the Eastern, New England and Mid-Atlantic Lawn Tennis associations. Ohio netters won the round robin tournament here by beating Wisconsin 3-2 Sunday.

The Ohio squad iinished with a 14-6 score, one better than the 13-7 total of Michigan. Illinois was third with 12-8 and Wisconsin fourth with 11-9. Indiana was last with a 0-22 total. In the final round of play, Wisconsin blanked Indiana 5-0 and Michigan beat Illinois 4-1. kee Stadium with its 70,000 plus.

Stay Close Cincinnati isn't folding. The Reds stuck right on the Dodgers' heels by snapping San Francisco's five-game winning streak 8-1. Wal-ly Post drove in four runs in the Reds's farewell at Candlestick Park, where they won 8 of 11 starts. Philadelphia lost its 16th in a row, 13-4 to Pittsburgh, but finally broke its scoreless streak after 29 innings. Milwaukee's Lew Burdette won his 14th with the help of a perfect day by Eddie Mathews, who had two walks and three hits, including his 23rd homer, in an 8-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs.

Two Hits Snider came through with a run-scoring double and a triple in five at bats against St. Louis, while Stan Williams shut out St. Louis 8-0 with eight hits. It was Williams' 11th victory and second shutout. Cincinnati knocked out McCor-mick in the seventh inning when they broke a 1-1 tie with four runs and added three more in the ninth.

Two came when Matty AIou lost Post's fly ball in the sun and let it fall for a double. Tom Sturdivant, former American Leaguer, won his second for the Pirates, although the Phils got to him for 13 hits. Pittsburgh scored eight unearned runs in the sixth inning with the help of errors by Tony Taylor and Ruben Amaro, who had three misplays in the game. Bob Clemente led the Pirates with three singles and drove in three runs. Wed.

Aug. 16 at 8 p.m. Bias! hind decision over Cleveland. In the National League, Los An-; geles maintained its 2'i-game lead over Cincinnati by blanking St. Louis 8-0, while second-place Cincinnati thumped San Francisco 8-1.

Milwaukee downed Chicago 8-3, and Pittsburgh handed Phila delphia its 16th straight defeat 13-4. Washington sent 11 men to the plate and scored six runs in the sixth inning of the opener to break open a l-l tie. Chuck Hinton and Jim King hit homers for the Sen ators, and Bob Johnson had two doubles before 27,368, largest Washington crowd of the year. Extra Innings Boston and Baltimore were tied 3-3 after nine and each scored once in the 10th, The Red Sox got another in the 11th but lost when Earley fielded Russ Snyder's sacrifice bunt and threw the ball over the head of third baseman Frank Malzone, permitting two runs to score. Mike Fornieles, who put the two runners on base on singles, was the loser.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are on the march, with old folks Duke Snider showing the way. The heavenly aroma of the richest World Series checks in history seems to have rejuvenated the Duke, who has 14 hits in his last 30 trips. Winning 6 straight and 19 of their last 22 games, the Dodgers own a 2'2-game lead over Cincinnati in the National League. They would be less than human if they weren't beginning to think of the loot from a series in the Coliseum with its crowds of 92,000 and Yan Need 52 Victories To Combine for 511 Game Record MILWAUKEE AP) -Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette, The Milwaukee Braves' veteran left-right pitching punch, have come up with a new goal combining to beat Cy Young's record of 511 major league victories. Burdette and Spahn joked in noting Young's fantastic record set between 1890 and 1911 after Fidgety Lew defeated the Chicago Cubs 8-3 Sunday for his 14th victory of the season and No.

159 of his career. "Let's try and beat Cy Young's record between us," Burdette told his southpaw sidekick. "Sure, why not?" replied Spahn. co i. apaiin, wuo jiuiicu ms owui National League triumph against the Cubs Friday night, thought for a moment, then asked in mock seriousness: "Say, how many games did Young pitch 511? It's a wonder he ever lost winning so many.

He must have won a lot of one inning games." Appeared in 906 Actually, Young appeared in 111 'ft' Muinribeir Snider Continues Hitting to Lead Dodgers' March Roger Maris and Mickey Man tle already are chipping away at Babe Ruth's wild September surge of 1927. The New York Yankees' D-D boys have 45 home runs with 15 to go to tie the record. The Babe didn't hit No. 45 until Sept. 6, the year he set the all-time mark with 60 homers.

It was his second of 17 in that famous September stretch drive that always has frustrated the most determined challengers. Maris and Mantle now are 15 games ahead of Ruth's pace. He hit his 45th in game No. 132 in cluding one tie and they have 45 in 117 games (also including one tie). Although Maris and Mantle each homered in the first game at Washington Sunday, it didn't mean a thing.

The Senators hand ed the Yanks a 12-2 beating on Benny Daniels' five-hitter. Maris came through again in the second game, won by the Yanks' Jim Coates 9-4. 3's Game Lead Despite the split, New York stretched its American League lead to 3'i games over the De troit Ticers. who absorbed a 13-5 battering at the hands of the Min nesota Twins. Bill Tuttle hit grand slam homer and drove in six runs for the Twins.

Baltimore, 11 games back, edged Boston 6-5 in 11 innings when relief pitcher Arnold Early threw away a sacrifice bunt for a two-run error. Steve Barber struck out 11 but walked 11 in route-going effort. Little Luis Aparicio had a big day for the Chicago White Sox with three hits, four runs and two stolen bases in a 9-3 victory over the Kansas City A's. Grand Slam Joe Koppe's first major league grand slam homer and bonus rookie Tom Satriano's steal of home enabled the Los Angeles Angels to post an 8-7 come-from-be- straight victory 8-0. shutting out! St.

Louis with eight hits. jh'm-" To The Kind Donors Listed Below In Helping To Finance The Pony League All-Stars' Trip To Rockford, III. FOOTBALL SCORES By The Associated Press Saturday Games National League Ntw York 11, San Francisco 50 Philadelphia II. Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 14. Baltimore 30 American League Dallas 11.

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