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--'ygsQ' is)pvfe io'Tr' 1 PAVENPORT-BETTENDORF, IOWA WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14, 1963 PAGE 13 nDJiiiB 7 Scores Mitchell With Decider i' ab bl 5 110 a 1 2 1 1 jiii 3 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 ia CLINTON I OUAD-CIT ab bl Stroud If 5 1 2 1 Mir'da ss Sev'son cl 2 0 0 0 Tokas 2b c-Welsh rf 2 0 11 Stev's lb Jones 2b 4 0 0 0 Mitch'l 3b Harris lb 6 0 1 0 Gon'ia Barb'e 5 0 1 0 Marsh'l If Bravo cf 4 0 10 Meyers cf Morales ss 5 0 1 0 Bar" me rf Jaciuk 3b 5 2 2 0 Morton Klages 2 0 11 Man'f aOawson 10 0 0 Haqen 0 0 0 0 aRohde 10 0 0 ose'a 10 0 0 Clink's 0 0 0 0 Totals 43 3 10 3 Totals 43 4 10 1 By JOHN O'DONNELL Sports Editor The Quad-City Angels captured the rubber game of the series, a sizzling 4-3, 12 win, from the Clinton C-Sox Tuesday night at the Davenport Muny Stadium. The attendance on the Oscar Mayer-WOC night was 3,952, boosting the season's total to 71,047. Tonight the Angels open a two-game series with Fox Cities. Ed Sukla (3-3) will be on the mound for Manager Chuck Tanner's team.

Preceding the Midwest League attraction, which starts at 7:30, the Mohassan Grotto and the Knights of Columbus will hook up in a three-inning contest, starting at 6:30. The proceeds of this special night will go to charity. The ab breviated game may not be the tops in class, but a laugh a minute is guaranteed, what with the setup on hand. It is possible all baseball rules will be broken. Tuesday night the Angels had things going their own way until the Manager Don Bacon's C-Snx, in their final appearance here for the season, tied the count at 3-3 in the seventh.

The game went that way until the bottom half of the 12th inning. It. C. Stevens, who had homered in the sixth inning with nobody on, almost sent the ball out of the park again. The horseside hit the top of the left field fence and bounced back.

R. C. was credited with a double. He went to third as Bob Mitchell hit a grounder to shortstop Rich Morales, who was charged with his fourth error of the night as he drew first sacker, Cleo Mar-ris, off the bag. Pete tiongola was passed intentionally, loading the sacks.

The strategy looked good as Dave Marshall tapped to Harris, who got Stevens at the plate. Denny Meyers ended the 3 hours and 10 minute game as he s'iit a fly to right fielder Don Mitchell streaked for home arrived safely. Chris Maneff, the reliable relief pitcher, was called in to relieve starter Lon Morton in the seventh inning after the C-Sox scored two runs to tie count at 3-all. Chris did quite a job after that. Q-C ANGELS (Continued On Page 14) "i Skit) I a Flied out for klages in 7th.

Singled for Severson In 7th. Struck out for Haqen in 9th. Clinton 001 000 JOO 000 1 QUAD-CITIES 200 001 000 001 4 Morales 4. PO-A Clinton 35-18, QUAD-CITIES 30-11. DP-Morales to Jones to Harris, Mitchell to Tokas to Stevens.

Jaciuk to Harris. LOB Clinton 1. OUAD-CITIES 13. 2B Klages, Meyers, Sevens. 3B Jaciuk, Stroud.

HR Stevens. SB Morales, Welsh, Stroud, Bravo. Severson. SF Meyers. IP ER BB SO 4 3 114 2 3 0 0 0 0 12-3 1 1 0 3 0 Klaqes Hagen Chnk'es (L, t-3) Morton Maneff (W, 5-9) 4 2-3 6 3 3 4 10 5 1-3 4 0 0 1 6 Ellis Shi- WP-Klaaes, Maneff 2 ley.

T-3: 10. A 3,952. v1 mm mm mm Boyer's Bat Sparks 4-2 Cards Win ST. LOUIS (AP) Ken Boyer Don Bacon, left, manager of the i Clinton C-Sox greets "Little Oscar" Tuesday night during special pre-game ceremonies at Municipal Stadium. Quad-Cities' manager Chuck Tanner looks on while in the background can be seen some of 3,952 fans that took in the C-Sox-Angel 12 inning thriller which the local team won 4-3.

(Staff photo) slammed a three-run double, in the first inning Tuesday night and the Testimony Uncovers Discrepancy From Our Leased Wires ATLANTA A real estate agent testified today in the Wally Butts libel suit trial that notes offered in evidence were not the same ones George P. Burnett had last fall after allegedly overhearing a telephone conversation. The testimony came from John Carmichael, a former associate of Burnett's who identified himself as an Atlanta real estate and insurance agent. Carmichael said Burnett told him last Sept. 13 that he had ac- St.

Louis Cardinals rode to a 4-2 victory over the Houston Colts. The triumph, behind the eight- hit I pitching of Ernie Broriio. mm Maloney Two-Hits Giants 4-0 National league American League Won Lost Pet. Behind Won Lost Pet. Behind .595 IrNftuf Vnrlr 74 40 .649 1 moved the third place Cards to within five games of first place Los Angeles in the tightening National League race, and just one game behind second place San Francisco.

Curt Flood beat out an infield hit, Bill White walked, and Houston's sfarfer-loser Bob Bruce hit Charlie James with a pitch to load the bases before Rn cidcnlally been connected into a long distance telephone call and heard Wally Butts, former Georgia athletic director, giving football data to Coach Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama. Attorney Allen Lockerman, one of Butts' lawyers, handed Carmichael the seven pages of notes which Burnett has testified he hurriedly jotted down while listening to the Butts-Bryant conversation. "State whether or not; those are the notes George Burnett had immediately following the telephone conversation." Carmichael donned his reading glasses and glanced over the notes. "No sir. These are not the same notes Mr.

Burnett had," Carmichael said, shaking his head'negatively. On cross examination, defense attorney Welborn Cbdy questioned Carmichael about testimony he gave under oath prior to the trial. Carmichael confirmed he had said he did not take the notes in his hand but he insisted he looked at them. The testimony came in the seventh day of Butts' $10 million libel suit trial against Curtis Publishing because of a Saturday Evening Post article charging that he and Bryant rigged the 1962 Georgia Alabama football game. Carmichael had begun his testimony Monday after a court recess called when Butts burst TRLVL (Continued On Page 14) 50 .569 9 51 .560 10 54 ,546 11 61 .483 19 .559 .551 537 .530 .513 .513 .504 .375 Los Angeles 69 47 San Francisco 66 52 St.

Louis .53 Cincinnati 65 56 Chicago 41 54 Pittsburgh 60 57 Philadelphia 61 58 Milwaukee 60 59 Houston 45 75 U.i. Vnrk 38 79 xChlcaao 66 Minnesota 65 xBaltlmore 65 XCIeveland 57 Boston 55 XKansss City 52 XLos Angeles 54 XDetrolt 51 4 6'a Vh Va 9Vi lOVs 26 31 'l 60' 62 66 .478 19'j .456 22 .450 23 .447 23 .362 33 63 74 .325 himS? Myt'fp T7K2 cleared them with a drive Hnwn the left field line. CINCINNATI (AP) Jim Maloney pitched a sparkling two-hitter Tuesday night for his 18th victory of the season and got the backing at two-run homers by Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson in Cincinnati's 4-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Maloney, a 6-foot-2 rieht-hander Tuesday's Resurts Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 3, night Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 0, night St. Louis 4, Houston 2, night Pittsburgh at New York, night, postponed, rain Only games scheduled Today's Games Los Angeles (Drysdale 15-12) at Milwaukee (Sadowskl 1-5), night ST.

LOUIS HOUSTON ab hi uoei nor inuuga ium, wonm. Tuesday's Results New York at Boston, night Cleveland at Chicago, night Baltimore at Minnesota, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Washington at Los Angeles, night Today's Games Mew York (Bouton 15-5) at Boston (Wilson 9-13) Cleveland (Donovan 7-10) at; Chicago (Horlen 6-3 or Herbert 11-6) night Baltimore (Roberts 11-9) at Minnesota (Perry 9-B), night Detroit (Aqulrra 10-11 or Regan 7-6) at Kansas City (Drabowsky 4-B), night Washington (Osteen 6-8) at Los Angeles Chance 10-13), night Sp'gler cf lf 4 111 Runnels 2b 4 0 2 0 Warwick if 4 0 0 0 Bateman 4 12 0 Sfaub lb 3 0 0 0 Wynn lf-ss 4 0 2 1 Aspro'nte 3b 4 0 1 0 Llllls ss 7 0 0 ab rhbl 4 1 2 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 110 3 10 0 4 0 2 3 4 110 3 i 3 0 0 1 San Francisco (O'Dell 11-6) at cincin- Flood cf Kolb rf Groat si White lb James If Boyer 3b Javier 2b McCarver Broglio Canadian Scores Win Bill Crothers, right, of Canada beats Toinas Salinger of Czechoslovakia to the tape to win the event in the two-day international meet in Oslo, Norway. Crothers was clocked in three minutes and 47.8 seconds just one second faster than Salinger. (AP Photofax) stuck out seven and walked onlv aGoss cf 2 0 0 0 natl (Tsitouris -5). nigni Houston (Johnson 6-15) at Louis (Sa- deckl 7-7), night Pittsburgh (Cardwell 9-12) at New York (Craig 3-20) Chicago (Jackson 13-10 and Toth 3-7) at Philadelphia (Culp 11-10 and Bennett 4-2), Bruce 3 0 0 0 Drott 0 0 0 0 oWeekly 0 0 0 0 one.

Harvey Kuenn and Felipe Alou got the only two hits off Maloney. both sincles. Kuenn pot Umbricht 0 0 0 cSmith 10 0 0 Tata It 30 4 I 4 Totals 14 2 0 2' a struck out (or his leading off the fourth and Alou with one out in the eighth. Llllis In 7th; b- Walked for Orott In 7th; e-Struck out for consin, the nation's No. 2 team mm sm k'rB a umoncnr in Maloney's strong pitchine broke i) last year, then meet Purdue be 100 000 010-2 St.

Loull 300 100 OOx 4 the 14-game hitting string of the fore tackling defending national champion Southern California the WALLY BUTTS uiants Willie Mays, who finished the game at. shortstop. The all- New ND Coach Is 'Enthused' star centerfielder went to short third week of the campaign. Tops In Strikeouts "Optimistic?" said Devore at a when Giant Manager Al Dark made a number of player shifts Warwick. PO-A Houston 24-10, St.

Louis 27-6. DP Groat, Javier and White; Lillis and Runnels. LOB Houston St. Louis I. 2B Boyer, Runnels, McCarver 3B Bateman.

HR Spanqler. SF-Brc9lio. IP ER BB SO Bruce 5-9 5 6.4 3 2 3 Drott 1 0 0 0 1 3 Umbricht 2 2 0 0 1 0 Broglio 0 0 2 2 3 1 HBR By Bruce (James). WP Broglio, Drott. Weyer, Barlick, Vargo, Harvey.

2:24. A 11,085. Notre Dame football press lunch' in the eighth inning. He didn't i Don't know what that guy, Jerry Jurgcns, sports editor of The eon in Chicago Monday. "Any time a football coach is optimis paily Times, has up his sleeve, but I have my suspicions.

have a fielding chance at the infield position. CHICAGO (AP) Hugh Dc-vore, Notre Dame's "interim" head football coach, is enthusiastic but not optimistic as the 1963 Maloney was locked in a score tic there has to be something wrong wilh him and the school should remedy the matter. But I less pitching duel with the Giants' Juan Marichal. now 18-6. until am enthusiastic." college football season ap Spahn Sets Record; Braves Nip Dodgers MILWAUKEE (AP) Warren Spahn, the amazing old gentleman who heads the pitching staff of the Milwaukee Braves, became the greatest southpaw strikeout artist in baseball history Tuesday night when he hurled the Braves to a 4-3 decision over the Los Robinson stroked his 18th homer Devore, who filled in as head coach for Notre Dame in 1945 proaches.

Devore's altitude is understandable. The Irish open against Wis- following a single by Tommy Harper in the fourth. while Frank Leahy was in mili Pinson's 13th homer, in the tary service, was named interim head coach last winter when Joe eighth, also followed a bunt single by Harper. Kuharich resigned to join the National Football League's front Tonight at the Davenport Municipal Stadium the Mohassan Grotto and the Knights of Columbus will engage in their 11th annual baseball game. This will be a preliminary to the Quad-City Angels-Fox Cities Midwest league contest.

It will start at 6:30 p.m. Jerry will be the manager of the Grotto team. I'll be his rival as the manager of the K.C. segregation. For some reason or other I luspect my rival of skullduggery.

He took a vacation last week. He said he went fishing. Uh-huh. But he also to see a game at tVriglcy Field in Chicago. Angeles Dodgers.

CINCINNATI SAN FRANCISCO bl outs as he won his 14th of the ebrhbl When Old Hawk Nose fired a Kuenn If-rf 4 0 10 4 0 2 0 ihe interim idea was to give Miner 2b Hart 3b 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 a a third strike past Dodger pitcher Bob Miller for his fourth strike Rosa 2b Harper rf Pinson c( Robinson If Coleman lb Edwards 4 2 3 0 4 12 2 4 12 2 3 0 0 0 Mays cf-ll Bailey Cepede lb-It 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 season against five losses. The victory came in his first start since recovering from an arm ailment that had sidelined him since July 29. out of the game in the seventh Alou rf-cf 3 0 10 Notre Dame time to find a replacement for Kuharich. So Devore, the freshman coach, was given the job. A pleasant, refreshing personality wilh a reputation for being Bowman is Cardenas ss 3 0 1 0 Neal 3b 3 0 10 Maloney 2 0 0 0 inning, it brought his lifetime to Larker lb Marichal 2000 1000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 I I 0 Bo tal to 2,382 and wiped out Rube Waddcll's record of 2,381 that had bO'vport Despite the loss, the Dodgers Total Totall 31 4 It 4 "TRY Grid Exams For Central, West Varsity and sophomore football candidates at Davenport's West and Central High Schools must report for physical examinations Thursday night at 7.

Brady Street Stadium dressing rooms will be used for the program. All boys planning to participate in football must have a physical examination before reporting for the first practice. new Iowa High School Athletic Association rule allows practice to begin Tuesday, August 20, four days earlier than in previous years. Equipment padding may not be used during these four extra days since under stale ruling they have been set aside for a great coach on offense, Devore takes his "interim'' naming in stood since 1910. 3 a Hit Into double play for Bowman In Ith; Struck out for Bolln In h.

JERRY JURGENS KING The crowd of 13,529 at Milwau stride. maintained a four game margin atop the National League standings. Second place San Francisco lost to Cincinnati 4-0. San Francisco OOO ooo O0O0 Cincinnati 000 100 02k 4 5 EDWARD "We have a job to do this year," he said. "We're not wor Americ't Largest Selling Cigr ried about next year." The winning run in Spahn's kee County Stadium roared its approval with a standing ovation for the man with the thinning hair who acored his latest achievement of a remarkable career at the ripe old baseball age of 42.

341st career victory came in the eighth inning when Denis Manke Coleman, PO-A San Francisco 14-11, Cincinnati 37-10. DP Roso, Car-denat and Coleman. LOB San Francisco 2, Cincinnati S. 28 Roso. HR Pinion, Robinson.

SB-Harper. 1 Moloney. IP IR BBIO xMarlchal 11 1 .7 10 4 4 Bolln 1 0 0 0 0 1 Maloney 11-4 2 0 0. 1 7 Pacod 1 men In Ith. WP Maloney I.

Forman, Gorman, Landei, Sudol, scored Henry Aaron from third with a sacrifice fly. Aaron led off Spahn finished with five strike- FRANKII PRISCH SAVSt the inning with a walk and sped to third on a one-out single by Gene Oliver. MILWAUKIt ebrhbl Maya cf 4 0 2 0 Boiling lb 3 110 Aaron rf 12 0 0 LOI ANOILIJ ab bl Willi 4 0 10 Gilliam 3b 4 0 10 T. Devil If 4 110 Howard rf 112 0 Skowron 1b 3 0 0 0 Roseboro 3 0 0 1 W.Davis cf 4 0 12 Mathews If 4 111 Oliver lb 2 0 10 Was that by design? Did that guy go to Chicago just to pick up a few tips? Some follows will go far to get the tools to earn prestige. Jerry and I sit side by side in the press box at the Angels' games.

Since he returned from the vacation I've noticed he has acted differently such as taking a lot of notes. The other night when he didn't think I was listening I heard him murmur: "I'm going to do it this way." I This annual game between the two Davenport organizations is 111 for the good all for charity. The money the Knights of Columbus receive goes primarily to St. Vincent's Home. The Mohassan Grotto sends its money to the Crippled Children's Clinics at St.

Luke's and Mercy Hospitals. Baseball could not serve a better purpose, could it? All those who purchase tickets will know that they have a hand in helping kiddies who need help. 1 But to get back to that fellow, Jurgens. I'm wondering just what kind of strategy he will employ. MenkO 3b 2 0 0 2 Set Women's Amateur Golf NEW YORK (AP) The field McMillan 4 0 0 1 Crandall 3 0 0 0 Trace ikl 2b 2 0 0 0 aWalli 10 10 Spahn 10 0 0 Hi ft3 ttBOjiBi Podret 0 0 0 0 Miller a 3 0 0 0 for the 63rd National Women's bFerrara 10 0 0 Total 22 1 1 27 4 1 4 Totall Here's tho bouriion for mon who loitnv lia gcopo DODLUL end -Singled for Tracawtkl tn thj Amateur golf championship Aug.

19-24, including four former cham Struck out for Miner in tin. Lot Anaelet 000 101 000 1 Milwaukee too 000 01 4 pions, wag announced Tuesday by 9 E-Ollllam, Spahn. PO-A Los An- the U. S. Golf Association.

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title three times, headed the hst. She won in 1957 and 1960 as well IP0RT CflATS- Miller 71 ..,.,.7 2-14 1 1 2 4 tpahn 14-1 0 1 3 3 1 Smith, Recory Jackowskl, Fryor. A-ll-V, (Continued On Next rage) as last year,.