The Noblesville Ledger from Noblesville, Indiana • 9

Thursday, July 13th, nt NobUevHIe Dally Ledger page Howard insurance Wins In 9th As Area Tourney Firing Begins At Park SM Noblesville, So.uthp aprure. Openers ort Carroll, 3b Frazee, Brandley, If ea Sublette, cf Schldler, cf-lf Peterson, lb Snider, rf Sedam, 2b Totala Anderson Southport 27 10 000 300 0-1 120 000 and walks te Kent Nevltt and Snively produced another Noblesville tally in the fourth. Howard Insurance scored the winning run in the top of the 9th. Greg Myers led off with a single, Jim Atwell fanned and then Matt Garrison unloaded a double to right-center. Myers scored what proved to be the winning run on a long sacrifice fly to center off the bat of Randy Higginbotham.

Fleming, who fanned nine and gave up just six hits in the game, got a pair of strike outs to set Connersville down in order in the bottom of the 9th. Southport beat Anderson with two runs in the bottom of the seventh when Simpson singled and Carroll cracked a shot over the left field fence. Box scores follow: 2-4 10 1 AIRH 4 0 0 1 3 11 5 1 1 I 1, 0 1 jj II 1 I 0 1 Second Came Noblttville (4) Nevitt, 2b Snively, cf Fleming, Myers, lb Atwell, 3b Martin. lf Garrison, If FOREST PARK Southport and host Noblesvllle, a pair of rivals from District 9, each advanced in the winner's bracket at the Area Babe Ruth Baseball Tourney got underway her Wednesday evening. Southnort, winner of the re-.

cent District I tourney, scored two timet in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Anderson, 5-to-J, in the opening contest on the Forest Park diamond. Then Noblesvllle. which didn't have to play in the district tournament because of being the host team for the area, talli-ed a single marker in the top of the 9th to defeat Connersville, 4-to-3. By winning, Noblesvllle now is Mle until Friday when the local Howard Insurance Ail-Stars, second place finisher behind Bloomington in stale one year ago, will battle the winner of tonight's opening battle between Southport and Hartford City. Southport is the only (earn ever to defeat Noblesville in a district tourney game.

Hartford City goea into tonight's battle after having a first round bye. In game two tonight, the two opening round losers, Anderson and Connersville, will fight to remain alive in this double-elimination tourney. Five years ago at Anderson the season after Noblesvllle placed third in the state tourney the local All-Start led Connersville by a 8-0 count with two innings to go. The winner of that contest had a spot in the state tourney. Connersville came back to win.

History almost repeated itself last plght. Noblesvllle rolled with ease through the first 4V innings. Howard Insurance had a 3-0 lead at the time, and the game was going even in a more onesided manner than the score might have indicated. Nobles-, ville had left 10 runs on base in those first five times at bat. Then, with one out in the bottom of the fifth, Connersville's Gable doubled.

Noblesville pitcher Dave Fleming fanned another batter, but then walked Bowling. Lods and Carr followed with singles, and Connersville had the score tied at 3-3. Noblesville scored its first run in the opening frame on a single by Mike Snively, walks to Fleming and Andy Martin and a Connersville error. The hosts got another marker in the third on two more Connersville bobbles and walk to Fleming. A hit by Jeff Coward pi i i oo nop 35 4 I AIRH i'i I 1 0 I- Opener Andersen (I) AIRH 3 1 1 Lemond, 2b 1 1 1 1 Higginbotham, ss Gosssrd, Shafer, rf Kierce, ph Thompson, rf Totals Connersville (1) Bowling, cf Lods, 2b Carr.

lb Senefleld, Hines, rf Jobe, ss Hasse, if Gable, 3b Caldwell, Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anson, Baker, If Morgan, lb Bevars, rf Clute, ss Potter, cf, York. 3b Fratier, Totals Southport (5) Carson, Simpson, ss THE HOWARD INSURANCE BABE RUTH ALL-STARS will return to Area Tourney action Friday It Forosr Park, matting the winner of tonight's battlo between Southport and Hartford City. Members of tho Noblesville team Include, left to right, front row batboys Jeff and David Jelllson; second row Kent Nevitt, Mike-Snively, Clayton Kierce, Chuck Thompson, Jeff Costard, David Flaming, Tim Dunlap, Randy Higginbotham; back row coach Parry Williams, Alan Robertson, Jrm Atwell, Matt Garrison, Gary McGoo, Andy Martin, Greg Myers, Doug Shafer, coach Don Jelliton. Photo by Strelb. VARSITY AREA TOURNEY 27 3 XX I 101 100 001-4 AIRH 4 1 1 1 1 Noblesville Connersville 000 030 0003 City July 13, 1 p.m.

OaoatSOCWVW lauthpert Came 3 Southport Wlnnsr Came 4 Oamf I July 14, 1 p.m. -Winner Came I Andtrson Noblesvllle TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE Tenth Street, Davis Advance In Tourney; Clancy's Eliminated Noblesvllle 5 Connersville I because Bobby NEW YORK (UPI) "Do you Only play chess?" Fischer. Oame I July 11,1 p.m. Andtroon A aaw Oame July 11 2 p.m. July 11, t.m, Game 4 Connersville Winner dame I -July 14, 1 m.

Came I Lottr Qame 4 Winner Came July IS, 7 p.m. Came 7 -Lottr Oame I Winner Oame 7 1 "No," said Wea Parker, first Here's a pale, studious. 1 baseman for the Los Angeles almost timid-looking 29-year-old 3 Dodgers and owner of one of ooe-ttmr. Boy. Wonder who 0 baseball's more active minds, makes guys like Joe Namath "but I'm interested in the and Dick Allen look like a 0 couple of amateurs when It 1 "You mean the world cham- comes to doing bis own thing.

11 pionahip going on in Iceland his own wsy and in his own now?" good time. 1 "Yes. I'm following ft." The opening match in Reykja- 1 "Because of this guy Fls- vik Tuesday was a perfect cher?" example. 0 "He's the main reason, I Word mieni 4oma 1 suppose. Factor wss "go.

go. go" for a Viil swaaw Aasta Tenth Street Grocery, second Sfler, ss I ece finisher during the regu- Wood, 3b 3 season, is in the driver's Bratlain, 4 seat and loop champion Clan- Wells, 4 ey's has been eliminated as Wallace, If 4 play continues in the Noblesville Games, lb I Major League baseball tour- Howard, cf a nement. Totals 28 Tenth Street, winner over Dairy Oveen (J) At Clancys' last Monday, remained RusselL vftdeftsted and moved into the Gilliam, cf 1 championship lilt of the double- Higginbotham, 3 elimination tourney by dropping Lewis, 3b 3 Dairy Queen. 0-1, Wednesday at Mlllikan. 2b 3 Conner West Butler, ss At Conner East.

Davis Fur- Eads, lb 3 ntture eliminated Clancy's from Harber, If 3 the tourney by beating the regu- WaUon, rf 1 lar season champions, t-t. Eiplch, rf 1 Tony Conger, 'ho had three Loonus', rf Matls, rf Page, cf Leonard, rf Hammond, lb Totala NobleevMe 10M01 1 I 3 1 1 0 2 1 24 I COO-14 HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR, frana. auldinrlM T-M. tfAt nc Red-Hot Legion Team Bombs To 14-6 Win Over Beech Grove Beech Grove 003 1001 7 Svnttnt or ytur SK kMk tfry now do you leel about ntm, first match with Boria "i a i 0 do you like him or not: InAKtsjsJ vkiff (ts)sjejs tM WstcA rue caunHr.

In S-l Oya Mtdl NEALTHV mm fmtfl NOW at Heakj OrwS Sart. Spassky, Russia's world cbanv plon. 1 "I like him." 0 "Why?" 0 Wes Psrker mulled over Coach Don Dunker's cresv finished the evening with 1 hits. Box score follows: 0 awhile. "I like him because he has aiU la tae game, singled some Totala 24 All the embroidery hsd been taken care of.

The drapes, the TV cameras, the lights, the chess board, all the things Fischer bad kicked about Spassky wss all set Everyone in tbe Reykjavik Sum Cash with David Fur- Tenth st, aiUftM'a Blintos run In that: Knf. i 020 111 11 said Parker, using a word 021 00O3 which is perfectly okay in a NobUtvMe (14) Al It 13 4 Dunlap, 3b loraefttesma. At Connor lee baseball clubhouse but not in a family newspaper, a word only brass but Chess Hall waa holding his meaning not 0 iniirh mnro and one which breath aa the Russian, playing Sports Schedule TWAIDAY 'IsUsstwrti I Area I Tourney, at NobleivIIJe II 4c I m.l. anfe-Llne Conference Sheridan st HeighU 4S.30 Taylor at Southeastern 30 m.l. Wcitf'eld at Tri-Cenlral (S 30 p.m.l.

Pony 1 La eve p.m.). Deerirg Cleaners at Sheridan No. 1 I p.m. I. FRIDAY labe Ruth Area Tourney at Noblesville 4 I p.n.1.

Pony I League Weslfield No. 2 at Fishers m.t. Hitting and pitching 'was the name of the game aa Nobles-vllle's red-hot American Legion baseball team picked up Its fifth victory in the squad's last sit outings by pounding out a to- decision at Beech Grove Wednesday evening. Terry Coomer provided the pitching. He fanned aix bailers and walked four while allowing the host team just seven hits.

Coomer had a chance to roast alter his teammates bombed across 10 runs In the third. During the outburst, Alan Dunlap hit a double and aingle. Carl Lowery unloaded two sinclos, Wilson had a double and aingle and Gary Parks. Beatty, Coom-et and Mike Beadle each connected for a single. PflOPEflTY OWNERS What Vau Dent Knew Can Cort You Hun4r6t 01 Dollar In (Uttly RfOSlra, lays C.

JL Collins, Mfle. of the Local Pott Control. Trmlte Are Atle In Almtut (vary Area In Nobltivllla. Call Todsr for Mil Impact ton. AnJirson Depentfabfi Exttrmiiatlng Compmy 7 la.

th 771-2104 Membr Chamber of Commerce Al 24 Al Lowery, ss Wilson, Lyltle. 2b Donoff, 2b Parks, rf Beatty. cf Coomer, Beadle, lb Harger, If Totals sWh Crave (4) Crook, 2b Wilder, if Zapp. p3b Mack, aa Huck. p3b Cardner, 9 describes Bobby Fischer, the the white pieces, msde the first 9 pensive, seemingly strsnge move, opening with the Queen chees ftojus from Brooklyn pawn.

1 perhaps better then sny other Came Officially On word you can "think of. The world championship offi- Matt loHeve Came cially waa oo. Cheu dates back to antiquity But something was missing. 0 and hu been called the most Fischer. serious game played by ma a.

He wasn't there. What was It's such a serious gsme and the rush? He had an hour reqotrtk so much concentration, before he had to make the first relatively few men play It. Leu move. Fischer didn't set out to than per cent in the United keep Spssrty waiting. He didn't Alar wua wmgers uireo blows, Tony Dbtoo and Gary a1 Hume each belled a pairf hks Reynolds, cf for the Brian Newby Hodson.

3b and Kenny Lawson each bad Box, ss-p two smashes for Clancy's. Brsgg. rf-W Jimmy Wsllac and Tim Lawson. e-2b BratUto, each with three bits. Fogelsong.

p-e Ud at li bit attack as Tenth Newby, lb Itreet rolled on. Dairy Queen Beaver, 2b-e got nine safe knocks in the Stevenson, If battle, including two each by Story. If Kevin Gilliam, Roy Hlgglnbotb- Applegate, If am and Dave Butler. Dishongh, If Tourney action resumes In the Totala beer's brscket when Cressoo- Davis Ftirw. (4) Heath and Davis Furniture Morris, lb bsttle st Conner Eit ea Moo- K.

Baldwin, as day. July 17. Tbe loser will be Winters, e-p eliminated from the tourney. Hume, p-e Tho winner will face Dairy Cash, lb 3fi 14 Al It 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I 1 3 1 I I 30 an astcnishingly large percenv clock waa ticking ut be didn't lege has begun following the csre. Bohfey Fischer -ALWAYS gsme the psat few weeks.

is late. He baa been tale for more important things a Queen, also bi the loser's brack- Stutesmen. 2b chess mstch. Evea a world B. Baldwin, If at.

en July II. I championship one. I And bet on be'D be late Hiatt, Kerrheval, cf McClav, 3b MoMburg. 3b 32 Conger, cf Dixon, rf Totala 1 Clancy's 1 Davis Furn. Box scores follow: At Conner Wes Te Sr.

() Al Hfflia, 2b Redd, rf 4 013 020-4 4 AUifon. 2b Sete! sfitn. Thats the way he la. Finally, after eight minutes, during which time Spasaky get up impatiently and walked around, Fischer appeared. He shook bands with Spsssky snd (hen set down as his spedsl MINI SUITS Vslua to MS 1120 I Pony Results 37 Al Pickett, ss Sample, If Totals Walnut Crre (12) J.

Burkhart, cf Ions, cf Marfan, rf Taylor Brown Raymer Weatherly Sturdevant Hoskina Frakes V. At WtHiU MCN'I KNIT NOW swivel chelr which he bad flown 1 In from New York for these 0 championships. 1 Fischer studied the board two 1 minutes, then made bis first 2 move, knight te King bishop three. 0 In his own mind, Fischer 1 feels he's one little guy taking 1 on the whole Russian govern- PULLOVERS I Dickinson Beebe 1 Huff Cher on is 1 Drummond Woods B. Burkhart, as 1 Roudebush, p-C Hamby.

3b 1 Miller, cf Eller. 2b-p 1 Green. 2b Loeman, If Kinf. If TANK TOPS menu He doesn't feel this wsy 1 becsuM of sny politics, the Wampler Totals lOYI' KNIT a IS Acbenbach, rf Kirby, rt At liwrWM V.s2"'8", I I 7 4 3 Totals usual politics between countries, that is, but bees use of chess politics. Always Plays to Win Regardless, be always played 2S 020 200 I PULLOVER and Sheridan 2 Walnut Grove 231 310 X-12 7 Foil Wayne (17) G.

Zeller. cf Stevenson, ss Conk, McLesn, lb At ShorMM P(trs (1) Taylor Rammer Hurrlevant Frakes Dickinson 4 2 Cher on is Weatherly I Huff Drummond Lesgre I Hoxkins Totals 22 I WHWm I (I) Al Jones Reed i Sexton Casey Epp I Dns Slmpeoa Cummins 1 Ervin i CTark 1 Dawson I Rice Lewis II Total 22 I TANK TOPS Rtg.tl.t4 Males, Drinf Nevitt, 2b Griffin, 2b Veney, p-lb Swank. MINI I Lowery. If Schmollinger, lf-2b Al 32 Al now $99 jo SP0RTC0ATS Mnntgomary, 3b-p Hilton. 3b I K.

Zeller, 2b I Cobb, 2b 0 Glover, If Al 20 Al Value Te 70 NOW 3 to win. Tuesday's first gsme was adjourned, meaning each man had maoe his allotted 49 moves bi the five hour time limit with no decision being reached. When the game is resumed tdsy, Spassky will have the upper hand although Fischer can still get a draw. In thus first of 2 games, Spassky played the way everybody thought he would- conservatively. That figured because if this whole business winds up even, say 12-12, Spassky goes back home to 0 uiiitam.

1 Thatcher, lbrf 0 Wood, 3b Moore, ss MCN'I SWini'EAR Yl 15 Hilton, rf 3b V2249.o299' Rg. to $10 00 SLACKS Value te 11.00 49V9 lain, Learned, rf Totals tWMan 2 (4) Ballard, Godby. lb Pickett, Kerrheval, cf Hiatt. ss Mwhurg. rf At NOW isyers, May.

cf 1 Totals 1 ShorUan 1 (If) 2 2 Sears, sa 1 1 PitU. 2b 0 Barrick, p-lf 2 Hutrhens, lb tVMillikan, If I Barker, 2b-s Akard, cf I 4 Henderson, Russia the same way he came Walk Sliorts 1 McClay, 3b I Allison. 2b I Perkins. If Totsls 21 Al 17 Al a swUm 2 (1) Pickett HUtt, Gndhy Kercheval AUbvn Ballard Mom burg McClay Sutloo Perkins Hdley Totals FMwrt (21) Leagre te Reykjavik world champion. Fischer baa the first move ia 1 Thursday's second game, though.

1 Wstch him got Be'D plsy a completely 2 different game. Yoq can bet on 1 that. too. I Wes Psrker doesn't have to IS be a cbee expert. Cut Offs Light Wiighl JACKETS 20 OFF OM 121-17 II Mowburg, Oil 011-1 4 Fall-Wayne Sheridan 3 Reg.

IS. II I At WW Grove retnerew, Mifrhell rf DOWNTOWN NOBLCIVILLE 0lN ALL DAY WED, 'Rl. TILL I 1 SnorMan 2 (4) II Totals 4 11 Deering III Sheridan 1 210 10- 4 2 He's still got Bobby Fiecher Ox it 15 tagged perfectly. lb 2 0 Godby, cf.