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1 Yankees Top Indians Twice; Lead Orioles by One Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sar. Francisco bounced back with team had scored in the 10th. Ryne mediately. It might not be neces-Mickey Mantle's 34th home run an 11-hit attack, including Willie Duren came in and struck out sary to play the games if the and a shutout pitching job by McCovey's 13th homer, and won' Woody Held with two on to end KhnuA finkh better than Ralph Terry helped the New York! 3-2. the game.

1 irates snoum nnisn ckm Yankees sweep a doubteheader! Chicago kept pace with the The Yanks finihed the year tw0 samS ahad ne -V i Seaft II I from Cleveland yesterday 5-0 and in the American by tak- with a 16-6 edge over Cleveland, rival. 3-2 in innings and open upng a pair from Boston 5-3 and winning their last nine from the Simmons, dropped by the Phils a one-game lead over Baltimore. 1-0 with Billy Pierce and Early Tribe and 11 of their last 12 in June, beat his old team for Wynn doing the pitching. The meetings. thp fourth straight time.

Stan The Orioles blanked Kansas City 4-0 with Dave Philley driving in White Sox remained in third Coach Tony Cuccinello managed Musial got him off to a fast three full games behind the Yanks, the White Sox to their double start with a homer and Julian Belts Three Homers victory in the absence of man- Javier chipped in with four hits. Despite three home runs by ager Al Lopez who came down Johnnv Buzhardt of the Phils lost three rims. Pittsburgh, rained out of a pair with the Chicago Cubs, saw its National League lead reduced to Harmon Killebrew of Washington, with a virus infection. The Sox his 10th straight and 15th of year. 64 games when Curt Simmons: Detroit snapped a six-game los-'scored four nins in tlie first two Drysdale allowed only singles pitched the second place St.

Louis ing streak and won two from the innings and then sweated out a by Wes Covington and Eddie Mat-Cardinals to a 7-3 victory over Senators 8-3 and 8-5. Al Kaline victory in the first game. Nellie thews in the Dodgers' victory over his former Phillie mates. Los hit a grand slam homer for the Fox led the attack with four hits, the Braves. Lew Burdette suffered Angeles dropped Milwaukee 7'i Tigers in the second game.

jWynn blanked the Red Sox with a setback to his chances of win-games behind the Pirates as Don! The Yanks got five-hit shutout six hits in the second game. ning 20 for a third straight year. Drysdale shut out the Braves 2-0 pitching from Terry and home Killebrew hit No. 27 in the first He lost his 10th against 16 vie-with two hits. runs from Hector Lopez and Roger game, won by Detroit's Frank tot ies.

In the other National League Maris (No. 38'. while thumping Lary who scattered 11 hits. No. Bell and OToole won the opener action, Cincinnati divided two with the Indians in the opener.

28 and 29 came in the second, for Cincinnati but the Giants eased San Francisco. The Reds took the Mantle slammed his game-win- Pirates Idled Stu Miller's way in the second opener 2-1 on Gus Bell's home ning homer in the 11th inning Pittsburgh's doubleheader with by blasting Cal McLish and Jim run and Jim O'Toole's pitching, of the second game after each Chicago was not rescheduled im- Brosnan for 11 hits. Homers Decisive ft into! KB! 2 2 tFirt NtW IORK AB Kubfk. 5 1 l.opez, If a 2 Pisom, If 1 0 Mans rf 4 2 Mantle, cf 3 Berra. 4 Skowron.

lb 3 McDougald. 2b 4 Boyer. 3b 4 Terry, 4 Totals 35 5 CLEVELAND AB DIAMOND CAREER AHEAD Ted Kubiak, who has signed a Kansas City Athletic contract, is seated (left) at fable with Ray Sanders, A's scout, while Ted's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kubiak Sr.

look on. Ted, who was shortstop for Highland Park High during the past scholastic season, has been assigned to the Sanford Greyhounds of the Class Florida State League and will join that club in spring training- OLYMPIC CAMRS Colorful Ceremonies Mark Their Close; Germany Wins Final Event RBI tvir Jf at i Aspromonte. 2b 5 Francona. If 5 Kuciiii. rf 3 0 Held, ss 2 Power, lb 3 0 I Morgan, 3b Keough.

cf 4 Romano, 2 Perry, 3 I Grant, 1 A x- if Home News Totals 32 5 0 a-Flied out for Grant in 9lh. Score by innings; Sew York OOl 00! 3005 Cleveland 000 OttO 0000 Skowron DP. Kubek and McDougald LOB. New York 6. Cleveland 11 2b, Aspromonte, Maris.

3b Lopez. ROME 'API The I960 Olyrtv games began in the same vast pic games, the world's greatest stadium on Aug. sports festival, closed yes- A near-capacity crowd of terday with a traditional, colorful witnessed the impressive cere-ceremony after 18 days or record- monies. shattering events. This time, the parade of par- The great athletic show, domi- ticipating nations included only a nated by Soviet athletes, formally flag-bearer for each country.

On came to an end as the brilliant opening day, there was an hour sun went down behind the West- long parade of athletes behind ern hills and dusk settled on their respective flags. UK. Lopez. Alans. IP ER BB SO 0 6 3 5 3 2 ry ry iL, I6-81 9 7 2 0 0 Stewart, L'mont and I Grant Umont, Berry, THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK, N.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1960 10 (Second lnml 1UKK AB magnificent Olympic Stadium. The: Mike Troy of Indianapolis, Ind American flag. Most athletes had was in a class by itself, easily RBI 5 0 0 WILD THROW Cincinnati first baseman Gordon Coleman leaps high to get the ball thrown by pitcher Jim O'Toole who had fielded Giants' pitcher Juan Marshal's high bounder in front of the plate.

Umpire Frank Dascoli cal Is Marichal safe. The Redlegs won the game, 2-1. (UPI Telephoto) newly crowned Olympic butterfly departed leaving resDlendent sweeping to a fifth consecutive Kubek, ss 4 iiiiiiiiii viiaiiifiuii, ivu uic BiH MEN Olympic Village half empty. Olympic triumph, with the Rus- crba. 1 International Olympic Commit- sians finishing second.

ff 4 tee president Avery Brundagc of In the closing ceremony, the McDougaCid 2b 4 Chicago, 72, solemnly pronounced fiagbearers of the competing na- skowron, ib 1 the games closed in Italian. Brim- lions marched counter-clockwise 4 dage, inflexible advocate of pure around the brick-red running 2 Sanders Sets Golf Between You 'N' Mc By Murray Sizes 44 to 66 amateurism, had scored his own track. a-Bianchard 1 SALT LAKE CITY (AP The standard bearers formed 2 Roman victory just before the victory just TALL 0 Doug Sanders of Miami Beach, 0 the Georgian with a short games started by being unnani- a semicircle around the rostrum mously reelected IOC president, and dipped their flags as Greek, c-Bcfra, 1 Bill Veeck of the Chicago White Sox is publicly back swing who hasn't won a and violently critical of the way Joe Cronin is runninff Flame Dies Out Italian and Japanese flags were! Totals 39 "3 As many eyes glistened in an hoisted on main flagstaffs to the Clevela nd rbi towney all year, bunched birdies the American League especially since the Chisox trtnk in in Kn 'n noil 0 1 0 ana iook ine eaa 1 ne su mm auid lang svne spirit, the Ulvm-strains 01 the national antnem Apromonte. 2b 5 0 f. are getting thumbed down iftnt Oil! DAILY TO OCT.

8 RACING I'lnh anlf Maybe ball players resent Jim 6'1" to 6'11" FEATURING ALLESON of ROCHESTER i e. every protest, including the cru Rrnnan'c titrarv hnnt (Tho pic flame which burned contin- of each. This ceremony honored 1 ously in a tripod atop the stadium the ancient Greek founders of the 3fr3b slqwlv died away. games: the host Italians: and the Held, ss 4 a -uiuier-par i a nun 01 cial Ted Kluszewski homer that Long Summw, but wajt 0 yesterday. didn't count and cost them an DAILY DOUBLE ADMISSION $1.20 ae him 195 for three "All he's good 1 It began failing amidst a fan- Japanese, who will be hosts for T-r fare 10 trumpeters.

Then it the i games in Tokyo. Phjiijps! rf I rounds on the 6.310-yard Salt Lake Country Club course. The final today. 2 round i. Sultl Sport Ceati Sweater! Robes Topcoats Sport Shirts Raincoats died away completely while a Brundage said he offered grati- Romano, choir from the Accademia to the people of Italy, the h.Keoug zionale Di Santa Cecilia sang i Italian Olympic officials and the Dreis Shirts Slacks Jackets Pajamas I'nde rw ear King-Size Shoes Work Clothes get a load of the novel he's got in the back of his mind in which he won't have to pull any punches about player behavior, masked in fiction.

One reason New York is starting to miss out as the Big City in sport: The football Giants, de of Crystal River, Bill Collins for," fumes Veeck, is ballast for a ship." Think football isn't here? Gil McDougald's kids won't look at a baseball magazine they make the Yankee infielder buy fired 67 yesterdav for 197. PARI-MUTUEL HARNESS RACING Air Conditioned Grandstand For Reserved Seats, call HOpkms 2-3300 Children under 16 not admitted Ladies' Day Thursdays Where Rt. 9 meets Rt. 33 Freehold. N.

J. the Olympic Anthem, of Rome- He wanted to ex-ied by a Carabinieri (Italian I press the deepest gratitude of the police 1 band. international committee. Totals as si i i Dow r'insterwald of Tequesta, a-Grounded out for Boer in 8th: slipped a bit from his 64 i It was nearlv nightfall when "I declare the sanies of the r-Fiipd out for Arrovo in ioth: d-Ran Saturday for a 69 yesterdav and the final Olympic event, the 17th Olympiad closed in accord- na SfSr 1 Kuenn a 198 total. That tied him for fending champions in the East, 111 -1 1L.

-1W it. FRANK'S E30 LIEN'S SHOP 1 MEMORIAL PARKWAY NEW BRINSW1CK, N. J. Cflarter OPEN THl RS. Till iumDins crand nrix.

ance with tradition," he declared, i ioth: g-waiked for Phillips in lotty. third with Art Wall Jr. of Pocono oiu-umus on anfj on tne verge 0f anotner gea. equestrian was won by Germany. The first After Brundage declared the Grounded0 out For MafhTasTn ii'thl "i Manor.

who got a 65 naX 01 flut: son, held a press luncheon at their old medal of the games had games closed and the Olympic K.E,S mi is terday. 'T? "Fairfield, training quar- been taken by Italy on Aug. 26. flame died awav, the Olympic 1000000010-2 Sanders, a 27-year-old native of "mUo l0Jma 0111 ters and not a single writer U. S.

Second flag was lowered. I JilR- X'TSK H.n3 Cedar Town. shot birdies on And 1 one, of who covers the club showed up tri. 11.. i .1 Lone.

LOB. New York. 5. Cleveland tl, the UllOlCS 21-yeai-Old WUIKlor- 1, Ml ii n.edal in the equestrian jumping bands plaved the games' theme hr -Mamie, 12th. 17th and IRth holes, He sank mtler' l0UIK1 11 llt than people into Yale Bowl -w-L-o IJalH Muroan hull lz i I'-jiil th 'j t-ri ktvvnv, 'IM 1 1-1 n.

rllVll OHI 1 aill HailUlll.l f-- oit nvhih linn niin The three times and five salvos re- yesterday with Italy third ip Morris verberated from a battery of guns 7 2 U. S. team of George Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain of nparhv Monte Shamz slopes 'i 10-fooler on No. 6. take.

twolla'ls This is one wav of keeping the i He has played in 26 tourna- idd JIU'C pitclied rivalry between the National and I ments this year, was a runner-up df and lhe park had American Football Leagues go- jf I twice and stands 10th among carrying the most in When thc Gjants spfl of New Canaan, Frank on the Chapot of Wallpack. N. and Mario. Grba 4-4i Duren Bill Steinkraus of West port, The large Olympic flag then i akse (L- WP. Grba Balk-Coates stew- money winners in the Professional nuiuai 0 that a kid in their camp isn't naa a team total ot tib penalty was carnea siowiy, in noruoniai art, Umont, Berry and Napp.

Association. But he hasn't P'irps in RicJhard's Iog hJasinal" going to make it, before he skips won a tourney since he won the to the new loop they Iix him up stonishing statements like "Piles pojnts. position, to the stadium's Under- "TheTerreheaiTngsub: The winning German had 462. ground passageway, stance (Bio-Pyne)-discovery of the Italians 80'2. The flaglearers then marched a world-famous research institute, i As for the over-all Olvmnic out of the stadium.

A melancholy Coral Gables, Open last T-. I ltn a Jo in Canada. Dell Wins ISVt Tourney and slider he was pooping out in Decemljor. the late innings Vrw lurk, N. Y.

(Spf-ui) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In ease after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all results were go thorough that sufferers maile IIIIS SUDStanCe IS now aaiianie UH fl nn Hknrunn i iiiiiiitv nr Km-mnnn a- To see that the boys get enough in HPnitori or ointmtnt for -u'" under the name Preparation emerged the unofficial champions. The l'JM) Olympic games were ft ll A.MB(J (Al'; Donaut The Tillers tried desneratelv r)Pll nf fV.tlw.sda. Md former D.lus.

fired the best round 1 sleep, Coach Jim Lee Howell is day. a 63 which is one not above making the rounds at At your druggist. Money back just as they did in the 1956 games ended. guarantee. over the course record.

That gave im bed check himself which at Melbourne. In the two-country Reg. U. S. Pat.

Off. AMvi.vi.upi.ei hum en on, claim Baltimore boat them to Woodcock vesterdav, 6-3. 7-5. for him bv financin a knee P. me oiner nigni the Perth Amboy invitation Ten- El Dorarlo Ark and Amateur 0n the kid while he was stUI 'r fR'e 1 He'S 3 nis Tournament championship.

HiS Sotl fV battle for top laurels, Russia took 43 sold medals and scored S07'2 points, against the United States' 34 first-place medals and Toronlo Winner I)v 17 Games i.i.i ric i.u irmuM in iuo, hiiu ii ujinii io onone in Wet courts at the Perth Amboy Palo Alto, who sot a his show just before 11, but the Tennis Club forced tourney offi- 546,2 points. At Melbourne, Rus- sia won 37 gold medals and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On a different front in Balti- and down the line as busy Orawiaa Ckai af Start! Stllina cials to postpone the semifinal yesterday. Biljy Johnston u. ii. Tubal, Parts aoa Accattariat, Out America ftt TV, mn4 Pkaaafrash 1 Tim Itcr4ri, Hik fi4 ah scored 722 points.

America came The INTERNATIONAL Lea up with 32 gold medals and 593 Oldest minor baseball lea Hfy, ate. law, law meat! im- round until yesterday afternoon'. tf-rt'd Haw- Crfve a the nin- wob Ums hal1 lM f0. SW- and shorten competition to a pro kn b'- v. ad they hLv "hem Veeb 'I'M into room, tucked hu Dick Lundhal of Laguna Niguel, 1 inem 1' 000 self under the covers and snoozi ei- Tatif anri Tniinc nf ha Lwbank would move Johnny ut Kyle snoozed points.

wound up its 77th successive U-J I T- I I i. dm uuivz ui uui nui uuui ne sei ins naa B. raCK mm, yoste.Udy iu io.oi.io in-. B()th the semifinaIs and .,111 III II t'l III 1 1 M.I 4:30 a.m., so he could ines, weie ne.i wnn jjus. 7 alarm lor nowever, in me games iving- ning me pennant ny i games.

rinal noDrk FULL 2 YEAR GUARANTEE nanoacK out weeo ooesn i cniil nff Vlic ni'Affram 4lion pin sport, track and field. Uncle The Maple Leafs finished in the ni.jvarp riav mmt Lundahl had a 67 yesterday and Olympic show champ' Bill Woodcock, Australia's sixth Boros a fi8- ON PICTURE TUBES! bam grabbed 12 gold medals cellar last year, against 11 for Russia. Richmond was second. Roches- The United States took 9 men's ter third and Buffalo fourth. ranked player, defeated Whitney Ta r- N'cder can't do a full knee bend S.

ti. i um to the Giants in last year s.K,c- 1211 PllcllCr playotf kid's so rvTPA txctpt tern 24" 27" tubas Reed of Alameda, last gold medals and 3 women's firsts The playoffs start Tuesday with a I tllC UUVLUI UU 111 WdlWIJt'U ilim fh'il hinL' u'ftn mntr-h him nr Ewbank won't match him year titlist, 8-6 and Del! elimi i am uiql tnuoiin nun inaiii huh vijj up as Wilma Rudolph of Clarksville, Buffalo at Toronto and Rochester nated Chris Crawford of Peid TUT L.iir"C DUmih in a 1 (h vnme ing quarter of his varsity although Buddy Wing hn rMr a( ne, Lr mm at became the only double- at Richmond for the openers of mon, CaUf; hi ij winner in track and field and bet-ol-seven series. PITTSRtmr.H (AP)Thr. Chi. or appearance.

kits UMUMITIO In, law pi ft cago Cubs yesterday announced in-sists SamPle W0llId bcat 1 VHIVV Ml IIUNOOO imi Jill 010 he'd be lucky to walk without a also led America's girl 400-meter i In final games yesterday Buf-relay team to a world record of ialo defeated Toronto 6-1. Rich- the signing ot a 1 -year-old Negro limp. :44.4. Russia had 6 women's gold mond dropped a 5-4 decision to Til STA NHlNfl ,0 the largest bonus L1It. medals.

5 men's. in a rain-shortened five-. ever paid by the club. 1,1,1 ltIIMS Tlia rnitflrl Acn Irtnimt. inninns rrf.m I 1 VTIf'ir IT fl I I Mf 15 Mark Kllvk'Pnfhlll ariollf.

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Louis. 9 m. Los Angeles at Philadelphia 8:05 During his pas year at Ana-; Mar; silzer took individual hon-i c.d shl1 5rko High School, he won 7 and hc of the st 0 with an earned run aver-; age to S.tze land just before the darko p.m. lo age of 0.30 and hit .375 with 8 home runs in 16 games. Tn Amnripan T.nfrinn rnmnflilintl by hitting 206 and 476.

It was the first time she had ever rolled fr chcck mcm Only games scheduled. Tuesday's r.imes San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 8:15 m. Milwaugee at St. Louis. 9 m.

Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 8 05 HI-FI and Conventional REAR SEAT SPEAKER KITS 1 a 200 game. 4 p.m. UllS M.tllllllt-1 IIC Willi a a-i record and an earned run average of 0.92. He also hit with .590 uiis ui ine jjjo squaa who were asked to compete in an exhibition in the Australian mountain country the week preceding the Melbourne sneetacle nnu The summaries: RtC Results: Laflin's 3. K.

of C. Easv mounting i i on Kaonaei bus ivronemever a si Eye appealing decorative grilles Wlin in iiuiiiu nins in in gai.ua. Electric 3. VFW 0: Bill Sue Pitt of Highland Park, representing the Summit YMCA, Saturday won the New Jersey AAU 200-meter butterfly championship for senior women in the Canoe Brook Country Club pool in Summit. "Her time of 3:04.3 bettered by more than 13 seconds the former state record for the event of 3:19.8, which was sot by Mona Di Phillipo of Wat-chung Lake Swim Club in the same pool a year ago-Sue thus added another slate championship, record-breaking performance to her 200-yard Ray Hayworth, the Cubs' chief 3 vault-champ Bob Richards abso- American knk.

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Jill Snyder of the North Jersey Swimming Assn. also bettered the old record as she captured second place in 3:13.2. The Summit made it eight triumphs out of 14 New Jersey AAU senior women's championships during the outdoor season with a 1-2 finish in the 200-meter backstroke event at Canoe Brook, 13-year-old Ginny Duen-kel of West Orange winning in record time of 2:32.5. Pam Richter 13. of Westficld, was second in 3:03.1.

The highest bonus ever paia ny ry Dull in freezing wethor line tuos went to uauuy murpiiy. aoi. b. bosoo Ule got $125,000. Southpaw pitcher i High set: M2' 'rWL- T-'lltiu-nrth received SliO.OOO.

Won Lost Pet CHISOX SIGN PLAYER STOKES TNBOUCN0UT WW T0IKWW JIMSIT Chicago at Cincinnati, 9:05 p.m. AMERICAN I.EAr.rr. Sunday's Results New York. 5-3, Cleveland 0-2 (second game, 11 Inmngsi Chicago 5-1, Boston 3-0 Baltimore 4, Kansas Citv 0 Detroit 8-8, Washington 3-5 W. L.

Pet ew York 82 55 Baltimore 82 57 1 Chicago 80 51 .575 Washington 70 fct .504 13 Cleveland 70 A'Ki 14'i Detroit 63 7 .453 20 Boston 61 7 .419 22 Kansas City 48 AO .343 34 'a Today's flames No games scheduled. Tuesday's Oames New Yorl at Kansas City. 10 m. Baltimore at Detroit, 9:15 m. Boston at Cleveland.

8 pm. Washington at Chicago, 9 Thompson Elcc. 3 1 OnO IMiyKCntiail uonus suiucwui-ii: Burlew's 3 i1 CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago 1 VVlllle Sox eslerday announced i butterfly junior women's between these figures. IC.piTcSeUv,i.t-r.:: 3 8 jPine Tree Inn 2 1 Now that the National Jockeys Hall of Fame at Pimlico numbers reMt 15, only one new member will st'wa sheii 3 be voted in each year. 0 I me signing ot $31 baseman Crian McCall to a lDfil contract with their affiliate at ooj Idaho Falls of the Class Pio-ooS'necr League.

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