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a. 7 WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 19G3- THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR. MICH. PAGElfWENTY-SEVEN Shut Out Irish t9 Print the bare facts about NORTHCOOL SUITS! Ponies By 5-0 I0TIIH1G Bui NOTHING COOLER than a I0RTHC00L Bat- you can'l wear NOTHING (obviously) St. Joe School Drops From League Lead TIGERS STALK PERFECT SEASON: Benton Harbor's Timers Hull.

Steve Mitchell. Ron Zuhl. Second row Nels Berraiark, By JOHN CARSON Sports Writer J5t. John's didn't quit when the scoreboard showed two outs Tuesday night at' Riverfront Park, and this persistence paid off for the Irish as they dealt a severe blow to the Little Eight title hopes of the Joe Ponies, 5-0. All five runs were scored after two were out, and the rallies which produced the first three tallies didn't even get started until two St.

John's batters had been retired. St, John's got 'the first one in the third inning -when Terry Mandarino beat out a grounder to shortstop, stole second and raced all the way home as John Sink made a "leg" single out of i hard grounder to second. will be shooting for a perfect season and a second straight Lake Dennis Lundgren, Dick Sager, Al Dennis Reynolds, Mic- ft. In the fourth inning. Bob Salvano singled and scored from first when Rease Merrill's fly balLdropped among four-Pony fielders in left field for a double.

Kevin McCrone then scored Merrill with a bloop single to center. The Irish started their two-run fifth with one out when John Sink reached on an error. But there were two outs when Ron Pelkey sent him around to third with a single. Sink scored and Pelkey took third when the throw-in was wild, and Pelkey wrapped up the scoring on the third error of the inning, a. bad throw to first.

St. John's lumped almost all its attack on loser Jim Vidt into those three innings. In the other three frames, the Irish had just two base runners, and one of those was erased by a Pony double play. Meanwhile Pelkey scattered the six hits he gave up among six different innings and had two runners on at the same Michigan conference baseball championship when they meet Mus- key Stewart, Terry Wymer, Randy Behnken and Pete Brown, kegon in the LMAC title game Friday at the Muskegon diamonds Third-row Sonny-BowensEarlJWhitelow, Richard DeFoe, Team members are (Front row, from left): Nick Shushman, Gregg Knapp, Jack Light, Dave Mack, Billy Sullivan and Ron L. C.

Carrouthers, Lt. C. Bowen, Nels Siegert, Perry Dodd, Ellis Price. (Redman photo) Stu Miller Saves O's mmmmmm i a r- ib 11 I ri rnsr-f I wmmmmm By DICK COUCH i i i i fit t. MUaMMMMMMMMIaVMHaiaWa Associated Press Sports Writer 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 Who floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee? 'SIB Af Watervliet Wins, 1-0, At Decatur Pet.

B. I- .641 .622 1 m. ti 1 :66422 1 Stu Miller. Who else? Miller, Baltimore's soft- time only once. The only Pony threat came in the first inning throwing relief artist, danced through the Kansas City batting Pet.

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Louis Milwaukee San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Houston New York Pittsburgh .525 4V, if A .429 1 4 1 .385 io WAAk'Jgw Wm .368 Wimhls 1 3 3 'a 5 5a 6'2 8 9 13 order for two innings Tuesday Thomas, Ed Bressoud, Gary Geiger and pinch-hitter Jerry Moses, a first-year catcher who had only one previous at-bat, connected for Boston. Frank Howard's two-run upper-deck homer proved the difference in Washington's second-game victory over the Angels after three Senators homered against Fred Newman and two successors in the opener. Davalillo the league's leading hitter at .376, ripped New York starter Jim Bouton for a bases-empty homer in the first inning and a three-run shot in sixth. The little Cleveland outfielder also singled running his two-game string to six straight hits before flying out in the eighth. night, protecting the Orioles' 6-3 victory over the Athletics and running his own scoreless string through 11 consecutive The victory, fourth straight his off-speed pitches past big-league hitters since 1952, saved fellow reliever Harvey Haddix' first 1965 victory with his two-inning stint against the Athletics.

Starting pitcher Milt Pappas had smacked a bases-loaded triple in the second inning and scored on Jerry Adair's single, giving the Orioles a 4r6 bulge. Pappas, however, failed to survive the Athletics' three-run fifth. Haddix came on and checked the A's for 2 1-3 innings before giving Way to Miller. Stu has allowed seven -hits in his last 23 1-3 innings while saving three games and picking up two victories. The Twins exploded for 20 hits, including home runs by Earl Battey, Bob Allison, Tony Oliva, Zoilo Versalles and Jerry Kindall, to smash the Red Sox at Boston.

The Red Sox hit four homers off Jim Grant but -the-Minnesota right-hander hung on for his fifth victory without a loss. Lee and it started after two were out when Dick Kibler singled, moving to third on a steal and a passed ball, and Bob Hall walked. The defeat left the Ponies a full game behind defending champion Watervliet with just one game to go. Watervliet is 6-1, St. Joe 5-2.

In remaining games, the Ponies play host to Decatur on Thursday, and the Irish (4-3) have another chance at the spoiler role Friday at Watervliet. I I for the Orioles, moved them within three games of the American League lead. Chicago dropped a 7-5 decision to Detroit, Minnesota blasted Boston 17-5 and Washington swept a 7-3, 6-5 double- Tuesday'! Results Los Angeles 2, St. Louis Philadelphia 10. New York 3 Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 6, 12 innings Cincinati 7, Houston 4 Milwaukee 14, San Francisco I Today'! Games Cincinnati (O'Toole 0-4) at Houston (Bruce 1-6) Milwaukee (Cloninger 5-3) at Ban Francisco (Marichal 7-3) Chicago (Buhl 5-2) at New York (Fisher 3-4).

night Pittsburgh (Law 1-5) at Philadelphia (Mahaffey 2-2), night St. Louis (Simmons 2-5) at Los Angeles (Koufax 6-2), night Thursday's Game! Chicago at New York Cincimrati at Ban Francisco Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, (N) St. Louis at Houston, (N) Milwaukee at Los Angeles, (N) Tuesday'! Results Cleveland 5. New York 1 Detroit 7, Chicago 5 Minnesota 17, Boston 5 Baltimore 6, Kansas City i Washington 7-6, Los Angeles 3-5 Today's Games Minnesota (Pascual 5-0) at Boston (Wilson 3-2), night Kansas City (Segui 2-4) at Baltimore (Roberts 4-4 1, night Los Angeles 6-3) at Washington (Eichert 1-41, night New York (Ford 3-5) at Detroit (Sparma 2-2), night Cleveland (Tiant 2-2) at Chicago (Peters4-3), night Thursday's Games Minnesota at Boston Kansas-City- at- Baltimore (N) Los Angeles at Washington, (N) New York at Detroit, (N) Only games scheduled header from the Los Angeles Angels in other AL night action. Vic Davalillo drove in four Pnlet () St.

John'! (5) runs with a pair of homers as AB ab Ewinz.lb Nelson Mathews of the Kansas City Athletics went hit-less when he broke into baseball with Paris in the Midwest league in 1959 with good reason. His tern was the victim of a no-hitter. DECATUR Watervliet, seek ing its third straight Little Eight baseball championship, broke a scoreless tie in the seventh inning without the benefit of a hit Tuesday to eke but a 1-0 victory over last-place Decatur. The win plus St. Joseph Catholic's 5-0 loss to St.

John's assured the Panthers of at least a tie for the title. With one game left, Watervliet is 6-1 to the Ponies' 5-2. Decatur southpaw Larry WiC- kett frfvp "Watervliet its only two hits utthe first inning when the Panthers loaded the bases, and then he slammed the door. However, Dale Beck started the seventh by reaching base on an error, took second on a passed ball, moved to third on a sacrifice and scored the only run of the game on Julian Fotre's infield grounder. Winner Bab Thornburg was never in trouble as he limited the Raiders to three hits while striking out 16 and walking one.

4 i i 0 0 Sink.rt 3 11 3 0 0 Cleveland downed the New York Yankees 5-1 -in an afternoon game. Miller, who has been wafting Kibler.cf Hall.rMf Bender, ss Vidt.p Traugh.Sb 0 II Pelkey.p 3 12 0 Pence.lf 3 0 0 0 01 8alvano.3b 3 12 0 OlMerrill.lb 3 11 0 31 3 0 2 0 Brownlow.c 3 0 0 Bolllne.e 3 0 It TOTALS I4 0 6ITOTAL3 28 5 9 Ponies 000 000 0 0 St. John'a 001 220 5 RBI Sink, Merrill. McCrone. Pelkey.

Vidt. Hall, Kibler, Rudnick. LOB Ponies 6. St. John's 5.

2B Hall, Merrill. 8B Kibler. Mandarino. WP Pelkey. PB Brownlow.

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