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Foxes Whip Clinton, 5-0 In Brawl-Marred Game 7 A 1 Giants Retain 1 i-Game Lead With 6-5 Win Philadelphia Nips Los Angeles, 3-2; Reds Top Cubs, 7-0 BY MIKE RATHET Where has Warren's Wonder gone? For the ninth consecutive time Warren (The Wonder) Spahn. v. Jx Atlanta Official Says Petryshyn, King Combine for 2-Hitter; C-Sox Pilot Bacon And Umpire EllisSquare Off in the BY JOHN L. PAL'STIAN jclose second to Clinton PMt-crtKtnt sports titr ifirst-half race, were in City Has Commitment Of Major League Team com- The Fox Cities Foxes and the mand most of the wav as thev Clinton C-Sox exploded their first 1964 GoodJand Milwaukee's 43-year-old pitching pre-Fourth of July fireworks field win over the C-Sox in here Thursday night, and when three tries. The Foxes got to pyrotechnics spectacular Rodcers.

who had Ditched McHale Refuses to Say Unconditionally That Braves Will Stay in Milwaukee marvel, trudged from the mound Thursday after failing to finish what he started as the Braves lost to St. Louis 4-3. So, within hours, Milwaukee was over, the Foxes held high no-hit game a couple of weeks glossy, victory over me Midwest League's first-round with 269,886 for the same num MILWAUKEE (AP)-Another report is making the rounds that Bacon and Ellis Are Suspended The 870 fans who witnessed fans were forced to wonder whether the Braves were ready to hit the road and whether Spahn had reached the end of the Milwaukee Braves will shift ber of games last year. McHale said his use of the phrase "as long as we are welcome," means the Braves want to Atlanta for the 1965 season. it.

and club President John McHale has refused to sav uncon- to be able to operate in Milwau- ditionally that the Nationalise and compete with other in First came still another report that the Braves would be playing in Atlanta next year. And then Spahn went out to the League team will remain teams both at the box office and Neither Clinton manager Don Bacon nor umpire Larry Ellis, the key figures in Thursday night's Goodland Field brawl, will be in uniform for tonight'i game. Midwest League President Walter declared this morning that both have been suspended indefinitely. Milwaukee next year on the playing field. "That can't be determined un- McHale did repeat that "we're mound against the Cardinals, going to stay in Milwaukee as til the season is over," he said.

looking for his first victory in a long as we are welcome." "The meat of the season July "To keep resurrecting this nd August-is still ahead of us. Wagner, who will make a final decision when he erts resorts Milwaukee Braves first baseman Gene Oliver slides under the tag of St. Louis shortstop Dick Groat with a double in the fourth inning of Thursday afternoon's game at County Stadium. Second base umpire Frank Secory watches as Groat puts a tag on Oliver's head. The Cardinals won, 4-3.

(AP Wirephoto) Spahn Fails to Go Route for rumor is ridiculous," McHale i wnus continued Thursday night. "I us i i. At Atlanta. Arthur Mrmfcnm- month and his first complete game since May 19. Instead, the winningest lefthander in major league history was knocked out in the seventh inning and tagged with his third straight loss.

He now is bogged Petryshyn Lewandowskl jrom umpires, managers and i nu iiunn we imvc iu wiuiuuc twice-delayed start other officials, (aid there likely ansu-prini thp samp nnpstinnserv, chairman of the stadium iu" and have people draw possibly authority, said "We announced of second round play saw be "some pretty good sus-erything they bargained for pensions" handed out because wrong conclusions 1 Turn to Page 6, Col and a bit more. They saw of the incident. clutch, 2-hit pitching by starter Ninth Time, Braves Lose, 4-3 Ed Petryshyn and reliever Henry King, brilliant defensive play, "This rumor, if you want to call it that, has gone round full circle. It started in St. Louis a year ago and now it's back there." pgo, for one run In the second, three in the fourth and one in timely hitting and Goodland tne fifth.

fields niggest orawi since tnej Perez Sineles Flat Yes or No However, when asked for a jays tangled some five' yewLtSl? Milwaukee to Open Set With Cubs Tonight I ii i i 1 flat yes or no answer on whether the Braves would be in Mil 1 "VI1 I IV OLVUlIli KM IVi (inib Rodgcrs' no-hit aspirations for A seventh-inning pushing and tne niRht. He completed the slugging match between Clinton circuit in one wdrd pIay Pere2 Manager Don Bacon and plate second on a ed ba umpire Larry Ellis produced went to mr6 when the catcher down with a 5-8 record and a staggering 4.89 earned run average. But what was most indicative of Spahn's problems was his continuing failure to register a complete game. The 13-time, 20-game winner, whose career record stands at 355 victories and 224 losses, holds a major league record for complete games, having led the National League in that department nine times. While Spahn's ineffectiveness Turn to Page 7, Col.

1 Cedar Rapids, Quad Cities Tied tor Lead waukee in 1965, McHale said, "I don't think I'm prepared to answer that in any way until the "JK vj MILWAUKEE (AP)- Warren By Th AisscUImJ Pr? AMERICAN LEAGUt Won LMt Pel. tehind! WVAP season is over. Spahn, the 43-year-old left-hander counted on to hold the Mil osT-Crescent uie excitement 01 maH a harl Vim 77 Baltimort 47 New York The Srjortine News said in St. waukee Braves pitching staff to 41 the night It brought blood and continued home on cen. streaming from Bacon face, a ter fiber's errant peg.

Louis Thursday it had learned:" .597 3 2 .584 4 35 7 Ml 474 13 gether for at least one more year, has failed for the ninth from an unimpeachable torn coat for Ellis and players; If 471 It Friday, July 3, 1 964 Page B5 In the Foxes fourth. John Mat- "A frnm Kth 4iinmil nnnrina nntn' source that tne Braves would Minnesota 41 Boston 3 Detroit 34 Los AnoelM 36 Cleveland 33 Washington 31 Kansas City 30 42 13 I 39 13 u. jE. beat out a perfectly executed straight time to finish what he started. I I If 1 1 II I lit I ,7 111 lilt move to Atlanta in 1965.

Sporting News publisher C.C. 47 .397 II 4 .39 1 action. Willie Smith Powers THURSDAY'S RESULTS Johnson Spink said in a copy- Minnesota IS. Boston Order Restored With the help of several po Even with the help of home runs by Rico Carty and Gene Oliver, Spahn couldn't get through the seventh inning as riCntea StOrV mat no IOrmai Ne York 4. Kansas City, J.

1J Innlnos league meeting has been held eTX. but the Braves are sure the ninejOmy games scneouiad her clubs will approve the I oday-i ams Turn to Tage 7, Col. 2 Cotton Meets Thornton in TV Go Tonight NEW YORK (AP) Eddie Angels to 10-6 Win licemen and Foxes Manager Bil- ly DeMars, in the role of peacemaker, order was finally restored and the game continued. It Cedar Rapids and Quad Cities each recorded their third straight wins of second round play Thursday night to share the Midwest League lead. (Bunker 7-2), night Minnesota (Stigman 441 Baltimore New York Boston the Braves were defeated 4-3 Thursday by the St.

Louis Cardinals. The loss left the Braves in seventh place, 11 games off the pace. Snahn has crnnp thp riistancp (Williams 1-1). night went on, however, without Bacon and C-Sox inficlder, Pat move. An $18 million stadium, suitable for baseball and football, is being built in Atlanta.

The Los Angeles (Latman 14) Over Leading Orioles (Monbouquette 3-7), night Cedar Rapids trounced Deca Cleveland (Donovan J-S) at Chicago (Talbor 2-0), night Rigby, who were ejected. Tonight, the ML's top two clubs of the first round square Cotton roamed the highways fair, 14-3 and Quad Cities edged in onlv three of his 17 starts. Washington (Daniels 5-4 and Stenhouse National Football League St. Louis Cardinals reportedly are considering a move to Atlanta. Dubuque, 2-1.

In other games. and the byways of the world for 0-3) at Detroit (Regan 3-7 and Rakow 3-4), twi-night 18 years plying his trade in SATURDAY'S OAMES Yanks Nip A's In 15th Inning; Twins Maul Bosox Began Last Year Cleveland at Chicago Canada, New Zealand, Finland, for the poorest record in his long career. And he has given up a dozen home runs, the highest figure among the Milwaukee hurlers. aged only two hits in 16 times at bat during the Angels' losing streak. The sudden slump dropped his average from a season's high of .340 to .286.

Just as suddenly, though, Wil Washington at Detroit Rumors of a move by the Braves, who shipped from Bos BY MURRAY CHASS off again in what could be one of the highlights of the season. Two of the best pitchers in the league Foxes strikeout whiz Steve Caria (7-4) and Clinton's Virg DeGcorge (7-31 will battle it out in the finale of the 2-game series and of the Foxes' current home stand. ton to Milwaukee in 1953, began last year as an attendance Lost Lead Twice The Braves lost the lead twice Willie Smith, baseball's new lie rediscovered his glass slip I'eru and Sweden before he finally got a shot in Madison Square Garden. Now the 38-year-old boxer is getting his third Garden main event in six months. Cotton, ranked No.

1 among the light heavyweight contend- slump that began in 1958 con Kansas City at Baltimore, fwi-light Minnesota at New York, 1 Los Angeles at Boston SUNDAY'S GAMIS Cleveland at Chicago, I Washington at Detroit, 1 Kansas City at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston NATIONAL LIAOUK Won Lest Ret. Behind est Cinderella, hasn't turned into a pumpkin after all. per, or bat, and shattered the Orioles. He popped out in the tinued. Before the season ended, the Braves' attendance showed Smith, who stepped off the a slight upturn over the previ first inning, then: Doubled home the Angels' first run in the fourth; ignited ous year.

And for the current The Foxes, who finished a ers of champion Willie Pas- San Franclscet .,47 Ml Philadelphia ..44 51 season, the turnout has been Wisconsin Rapids staved off a late rally for a 5-4 win over Burlington; Quincy blanked Waterloo, 3-0 and Fox Cities stopped Clinton, 5-0. MIDWEST LEAGUE (AP) -Decatur 120 000 000 3 6 2 C. Rapids 560 201 00x-14 17 1 Brown, Quimby (2) and Francis; Mattiace and Garritson. W-Mattiace; L-Brown. Burlington 100 000 021-4 9 5 Wis.

Rapids 200 000 300-5 6 1 Cagginio, Skane (8), Rodriguez (8) and Lachemann; Roberts and Sevcik. W-Roberts; L-Cagginio. HR: Wisconsin Rapids Lotz (1) one on; Burlington Lock-wood (8) none on, Lachemann (9) none on. Quad Cities 000 110 000-2 7 0 Dubuque 100 000 000-1 3 0 a two-run rally with a leadoff single in the sixth; doubled Cincinnati 40 34 .541 406,449 for 34 dates, compared in bowing to the Cardinals for the second straight time. Spahn took the loss and is 5 and 8 for the season.

The victory went to Cardinal starter Ray Sadecki, who is 9 and 6. But he needed help from rookie right hander Bob Humphrey who didn't give up a hit in the last three innings. Sadecki fanned eight Braves before he was lifted for a pinch-batter in the seventh. pitchers' mound into a slugging outfielder's role, clouted a grand slam homer in the ninth inning that boosted the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 triumph over the American League-leading Baltimore Orioles Thursday night. Pittsburgh 3 34 .521 7V St.

Louis 31 30 .500 T-i across another run in the sev Legion League trano, will box Wayne Thornton, a 24-year-old blond body puncher from Stockton, in tonight's main event. They say the winner may get Chicago 35 3 .493 10 enth and connected off ace re liever Stu Miller with the bases Upset Stomach Sidelines Mays loaded in the ninth for his fourth Smith also belted a single and home run. Milwaukee 36 39 11 Los Angelei 35 39 .473 11'n Houston 3 41 12 New Yorls 23 55 .295 25' THURSDAY'S RISULTS St. Louis 4 Milwaukee 1 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh I Cincinnat 7, Chicago 0 Houston 7, New York 1 Philadelphia 3, Lot Angeles I TODAY'S OAMIS a snot at Pastrano in September. The champ has half agreed to such a match "unless someone comes along who can draw two doubles and drove in two His hit and RBI production Turn to Page 7, Col.

3 other runs as the Angels broke It was in the seventh that the Cards pushed over the deciding SAN FRANCISCO (API-Willie Mays became ill in the first inning of Thursday's game be their five-game losing streak. runs and sent Spahn to the more money. Thornton made himself a The 25-year-old wizard, who tween San Francisco and Pitts Chicago (Buhl 9-3) at Milwaukee Clon showers. didn't do much for the Angels reputation in three rough fights ing er 4-7), night burgh and was forced out of ac New York (Fisher 54) at Lot Angeles with his pitching arm, won Julian Javier, who had homered in the fourth, opened the Geigle and Pena; Katusin and (Drvsdale 0-7 nioht Gross, had1 St- Louis (Gibson 4-5) CtneinnaH tion. The Giants' captain scored his team's first seventh with a single, and aft I (Tsitourls 4-5).

night Twin Bill Set For Saturday The Appleton East and West Legion teams will combine in playing host in a doublehead-er at Goodland Field Saturday. East duels Marion in a Fox Valley Legion League Northern Division contest at 5 p.m. West and Winneconne will do battle at 8 p.m. in Southern Division play. East is tied for the runner-up spot in the North with Marion.

Both have 5-2 records. West is 3-4, while Winneconne is winless in seven starts. HR: Dubuque Baker (1) none inning Pittsburgh (Lew 4-41 at Houston (Bruee er an out, scored on a pinch Midwest League Standings 0-4). night one; Quad Cities Miller (4) none on. double by Charlie James.

A sin Philadelphia (Cut 44) at San Francisco gle by Carl Warwick, batting run on a dash trom tirst base when Willie McCovey doubled. Returning to the dugout, Mays suffered an upset stomach. (Herbel 4-3). night SATURDAY'S OAMtS Chicago at Milwaukee three consecutive games with his bat during the team's recent 11-game winning streak. Sudden Slump After the amazing outburst, though, Smith tailed off considerably, as if midnight had struck.

Before Thursday's game he had only five hits in his last 27 times at bat. Worse, he man for Sadecki, finished Spahn. with Pastrano last year before Willie won the title. However, young Wayne has lost three of his last four and currently is rated No. 5 in the World Boxing Association ratings.

The 10-round match will ba carried on network (ABC) television at 9 p.m. EST. It will be scored by rounds by a referee and two judges who will use a supplementary point system in case the rounds are even. Los Angeles, night During an argument while Trainer Frank Bowman said Louis at Cincinnati. n.gnt Quincy 000 000 111-3 10 1 W'loo 000 000 000-0 4 3 Mason and Gruwell; Thronton and Montgomery.

HR: Quincy Pattin (7) none on. Pittsburgh at Houston, mgnt Hank Fischer was moving to the mound, Braves Manager Bobby (Second Round) Philadelphia at San Francises me niness aia noi appear SB Cedar Rapids Quad Cities Turn to Page 6, Col. 8 SUNDAY'S OAMEt Chicago at Milwaukee New York at Los Angeles St. Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Houston niqht Philadelphia at San Francises serious. Jesus Alou replaced Mays in center field at the start of the second inning.

Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .447 .333 .333 .331 FOX CITIES Wisconsin Rapitfs Clinton Macs Meet Fond du Lac Decatur Waterloo I .333 Quincy Burlington Dubuque 1 .000 I 1 .000 3 LC-IC Klubbers Duel Saturday ffyf wv. wmw I 1 I Red Sox Huhhed four home runslbers will probably start Joe in that triumph. IDeBruin or Leigh Wachel. II Menasha also has imnroved! Wayne Kroll or Larry Hueb- it- Last Night's Results: FOX CITIES S.

Clinton 0. Cedar Rapids 14, Decatur I. Wisconsin Rapids J. Burlington 4, Ouad Cities Dubuque 1. Oulncy Waterloo I.

Tonight's Games: Clinton at FOX CITIES p.m.) Burlington at Wisconsin Rapids. Decatur at Cedar Rapids. Ouad Cities at Dubuque. Ouincy at Waterloo. Saturday's and Sunday's Gameti FOX CITIES at Burlington.

Wisconsin Rapids at Clinton. Waterloo at Dunbuque. Ouad Cities at Decatur. Cedar Rapids at Quincy. and will probably have strong' FOX RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE Freedom 1 O'Kaukauni Fond du Lac 1 0 Ostiknsh 0 LC-Kimberly 1 9 Manitowoc Menasha 1 Two Rivers Saturday Night's Game: Kaukauna at LC Kimberly.

Sunday Afternoon's Gtmeii Manitowoc at Two Rivers. Freedom at Oshkosh. Fond du Lac at Menasha. ner will start tor rreeaom against Oshkosh. Dave Reamer or Glen Miller will get the nod for Oshkosh.

Manitowoc and Two Rivers will both be seeking their initial armed Jim Meyer nurung against Fond du Lac. LC-K will have either Faye Mehlberg or Al Harke on the i 4 tr i il I I rriouna aga ns ruKauna mvw. ta second round play Cnfiirni, mrrVif nnwnA I V. ITIiih oaiuiuajr uigiii, game, xnc jYiukr NO OPEN The JSEW Wayne Robinson Named Defensive nun Coach at Iowa 0 -if IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Wayne Robinson, a former star football player at Minnesota and i REABZ-MtX a2 tV. A pair of unbeaten teams, Fond du Lac and Menasha clash i in Sunday afternoon's feature: game in the Fox River Valley! Baseball League.

League action gets underway Saturday night when Little Chute Kimberly, first round champion, entertains Kaukauna et the Kimberly diamond. Other Sunday afternooon contests will have Manitowoc at Two Rivers and Freedom will be at Oshkosh. Potent Hitting Fond du Lac came on strong late in the first round of play and unleashed a potent hitting attack while thumping Kaukauna, 19-8, last Sunday. The la with Philadelphia of the Nation mmm al Football League, was named defensive coach Thursday of the University of Iowa football team. Robinson, 35, replaces Jerry The Great Entertainer is the fifth for the 4th.

No label on a bottle is more complimentary to a guest. That's why 7 Crown has entertained more people on more 'Fourths' than any other whiskey.1 PLANT Now You Can Hilgenberg, who resigned to take a position with the Univer sity of Iowa Foundation. Robinson played center and Order Push Button, Electronically Controlled linebacker positions for Minnesota. He was named the team's most valuable player in 1950 and was the Gopher captain in 1951. After graduation, he was a linebacker for Philadelphia for Lakeland Names Basketball Coach SHEBOYGAN (AP) Duane ''Moose" Woltzen, a teaching coach at Lincoln Community Ready Mix Concrete All weights end measures always exact; five years.

He was an All-Pro High School in Lincoln, for I selection in 1954-55 and he rep-the past eight years, has been the EaKes ln the An. Now serving you with oggregate, weylite ond 'concrete block end ready mix concrete. named athletic director a game. basketball coach at Lakeland i He reli frorn pro football College. -m 1957 to become defensive He succeeds Bob Griggas.1 coach of Winnipeg of the Can-who resigned in May.

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