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Braves Like SF: Koufax Gets Win Xenia Beats By CURT BLOCK UPI Sports Writer back to last season. Losing pitcher Bob Gibson gave up six Ambascot Wins Feature At Lebanon Raceway Tuesday XENIA DAILY GAZETTE Wednesday, April 27,1966 7 Maybe the should four run first, one; DAYTON--Xenia High storm- have moved to San Franciscoi more third and theajed rom a four nm Deficit here instead. retired There's something in the Bayi row last 18 men in a to defeat Carroll High area that agrees with Braves--Felipe Alou in Ian the! ets took advantage of to scoring highest output ever Ken Boyer and Ed blowing across Park or simply the Giant i between four runs in the third in baseball, S-L Ite game went Mike Rauch relieved Mike Hurley after the first inning and then pitched eight shut out inn- LEBANON Ambascot, 6- year-old gelded son of Amscot, won the featured eighth race at Lebanon Raceway last night in 2:11 3-5. The pacer was driven by Abe Sinaid and edged Direct Ensign and Mildred Gold. Miss April owned by Richard Noggle of Xenia, finished third in the first race with Eddie Morgan Sr.

driving. Chet Lynn Dell was the winner in the the Golf pitching that brings out best the Braves is guess i morp work but it does the job gained nothing else EnAe no suffered Atlanta, which has split decisions in its new Dixie; made it two in a row in! convincing fashion against San I Francisco Tuesday night when! they mauled four Giant hurlersj for 14 hits and an 11-3 Also, the 29-year-old right-! handed leadoff man had a five-j for-five night at the plate Xenia High was shut out in including two homers, as the i golf by Wilmington Tuesday at Braves moved into a tie Country Club, 11-0. the Giants for second place, a teams engaged in a rive-play- half game behind idle match. burgh. Bob Francis of Xenia shot Elsewhere in the National ,47 and lost two points to Chuck I League, Los Angeles outlasted; Fazio of Wilmington, St.

Louis 4-2; and New a 41. I made fewer mistakes while! Rick Ball of Xenia had a 48J beating Chicago 14-11. All other land lost two points to a NL teams had the day off. Lane's 39. Tony Cloninger lasted long! Joe Stanaway, Xenia's mostj enough to chalk up his golfer, had a 47 in victory in three decisions.

3 play and lost to Doug! Carroll relieved last season's lAult's 44. 24-game winner after 5 1-3; Pete Stephan of Xenia had a Innings and gave up only one 46 in No. 4 play but Bruce Faw- hit the remainder of the game, of Wilmington tied Lane -In addition to Alou's power, for medalist honors with a 39. Atlanta's Hank Aaron and Joe Tom Swigart of Xenia had Torre hit homers. a 50 in No.

5 play and lost to Sandy Koufax went the Denny Stanton's 46. distance and gained his third; Xenia lost the team point, victory without a loss but it; 209-238. wasn't the Koufax of 1966. The! late-starting lefty was touched: for 13 hits as he picked up his seventh straight win dating! ings allowing one Mt and only trotting race in 2:13. four men to reach base.

Harry Sowash had two win-, Steve Guthrie started for Xen-j ne rs last night and Tesa Brew-j ganTsr'). ia but was relieved by Hurley er p3Jj $72.50 to win in the sev-i way (H. iv none out in the first inningjenth race. 1 Raymond Newcomer has third ger Glowaway (E. Baker), Mickey Strong (Ha.

Baker), Cfaalidale Ron (G. Williams). Oa The Square (Br. Farringtoa), Mighty Jackson (L. Dillon), Brown (R.

Itankin). Fiftli Race: Pace Men Ann Adks (A. Edwards). Knight Scott (C. AibertoQ Candy Sue Counsel (M.

McCon- naugfaey), Attica George (G. Justice), Frisco Key (G. Willliams), Cinderella Boy (H. Williams). Penny Pepper (J.

Carr), Joey W. (L. Kiemczycki). Sixth Race: Face Aurora Borealis (R. Rankin), Karen Me (Br.

Farrington). Hal G. Atom J. Stephenson), Wilmington Gay (H. Williams).

Browns Adios (W. Champion). Weybird (W. Thompson), Brookestone (T. Christy), Gene Review (E.

Mor- Dale Marion won the game for Xenia in the ninth inning by blasting a triple, and then scoring by running over the Carroll catcher. Stewart McHarg and Herdman each had two hits for position with Donnie Counsel tonight in the third race while Jan McMPherson of Xenia has fourth position in the fifth race jwith Dotties Time. Fred Tuesday results: 1, Chet Lynn DeH 'Bowman) Xenia. Herdman, who has a sore leg, made two fine catches in the outfield. Xenia is now 6-3 and today's scheduled game with Fairborn has been rained out Carroll is 7-4 on the season.

Jeff Baker of Xenia played Chaminade Wins 3-1 Over BBS BEAVERCREEK With all the scoring coming in the sixth inning, Chaminade defeat Beavercreek High School baseball team 3-1 at Frank Zink Field Tuesday afternoon. Bruce McNiel pitched hitless ball for five innings and his teammates had given- him a 1-0 lead in the top of the inning "(Chaminade was the home team). Then the roof fell in and Chaminade made all four of its and scored three runs to win. Jerry Pierce finished up 'for the Beavers; Summaries: BASEBALL STATISTICS Major League Standings By United Press International American League W. L.

PcL GB Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit California Minnesota Boston Kansas City' Washington New York 0 1.000 1 .900 3 .727 2 4 .692 2 5 .545 4 6 .400 5 1 .273 7 8 .200 IV 9 .182 for Summaries: XEXIA Dill, 2b Markin. cf McHarg. 3b Herdman. rf Dawes, Ib Stoul. Gearhari, If Scrivens.

ss Whilding, ss Guthrie, Hurley, Rauch. b-Swigart a-McIntire Totals CARROLL Tangeman. rf Eviston, If-p Fisher, cf Hollingsworth, Ib Widin. 2b Baker, ss Edwards, Saunders. 3b Unger.

Quinta. rf Stauffer, Totals was AB 4 4 5 5 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 35 5 7 A 5 1 1 5 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 34 4 3 a-Struck out for Hurley in 2nd. b-Walked for Scrivens in 4th. By innings: Xenia 001 200 101--5 7 2 Carroll 400 00 000--4 3 2 Errors Dill, Hurley, Saunders. Baker.

Two base hits Herdman, vision. Three base hit Markin. Strike outs by Rauch 12, linger 3. Eviston 2. Bases on.

balls off Guthrie 2, Rauch 2, Unger 6, Eviston 3. Winning pitcher i Rauch. Losing pitcher Bill Eviston. 7.40. 4.00, 5.20; Pat Hand McKeever) 5-80, 6-00; Miss April A.

(Morgan Sr.) 6.40: 2. Gone Again (C, Frederick) 13.00. 10.00. 6.40; Duchess Pride (Baker) 12.40, 5.00: Miracle Zola (R. Taylor) 2.SO: 2:12.

Daily double (3-1) paid S79.20. 3. Winning Hand (V. Williams) 5.60, 2.20. 2.40; Belle Queen (Rich) 2.20, 2.20; Mable Kiiroy (Hiteman) 2.60; 2:12.

4, Meadow Ruby (Sowash) 3.80, 3.20, 2.60; Darnamlte (Rowlands) 5.40. 3.40: Delia Star (R. Taylor) 3.20; 2:11. 5. Starring Role (Brown) 12.60 6.80, 4.60; Scottish Direct (Christy) 5.80.

4.00; Even Me (Reese) 4.60; 2:11. 6. Edgewood Petite (Clemens) 32.80, 8.00. 5.00; Lulu (Sowash) 3.20, 2.40; Little Hoke (Rowej 3.00; 2:11. 7.

Tesa Brewer 72.80 18.00, 6.80: Express Mahlon (Baker) 3.40, 2.80; Lady Farong (R. Taylor) 3.60: 2:11 3-5. 8. Ambascot (Sinaid) 3.00. 2.80, 2.40: Direct Ensign (M.

Myers) 14.40, 5.80; Mildred Gold (Peter) 4.00; 2:11 3-5. 9. Highland H. (Blessing) 3.80 2.40. 2.20; Success Stan (Eades) 2.40.

2.20; Joyful (Hiteman) 3.00; 2:11 2-5. Entries Thursday include: First Race: Trot Milfqrd Demons (J. Applegate). Miss April A (E, Morgan Billy G. Farcry (G.

RusselD. Lowell Leroy (J. Carr), Windy Mindy (G. Roberts). A.

Real Bloom (C. Sayre). Maxine Song (C. McKeever), Easy Ed (Br. Farrington).

Second Race: Pace Direct Comet (Br. Farrington'i, Roan Breeze (R. a Warrior (J.D. Cobb). a -Sparkle (E.

Baker), Miss Bon- nieway (A. Owens). The Gayc Brewer (C. Manning), Trabob, Tip (T- Christy). Tennessee Lela (W.

Bradstreet). Third Race: Pace Fancy Knight (E. Morgan Dorothy Cray (H. Williams). Georgianna Frisco (R.

Chiles), Strutting Stuff (H. Sowash), Pam Reed (Ha. Baker). Molly a (A. Hanners).

Dana Direct (S. Noble Johns V. Adios (J. Schliesser). Fourth Race: Pace i Voltage (E.

Morgan Hallies Guy (M. Stephenson), Gin- Race: Pace Dotty Mohawk Clark). Frederick (Ha. Baker). McKlyo 1 (S.

Noble Soeed Frisco (W. Williams), My Jerry Hal (J. McPherson), Gold i G. (R. Rough! n).

TrucJy Dale (W. Thompson). Eighth Race: Grand Miss Mighty (V. Oslwalt Amish Boost (P. Carpent r), Thaddeus (Ha.

Baker). Easy Zn- nie (C.Frederick), L. L. Niemczycki), Gooses Valley (W. Daily), Apache Girl Rankin), Junes Son (G.

Williams). Ninth Race: Pace Waxnp- lers Choice (J. Hoitzmuller), Odea Volo (C. Alberison Tailfeaiher (L. Dillon).

Mid Center Boy (Ha. Baker). Mighty Doubtful (J. Don Volo (R. Houghton).

Trusty Princess (J-D. Cobb. Royal Commander (K. Barlow). DeVicenzo Wins Open (UPI) Argentina'sihe would not have time to play home in Buenos Aires.

Roberto de Vicenzo, holes there. De Vicenzo carded six birdies pesos richer, would love to De Vicenzo, a 43-year-old j-- three of them from 6 feet, one his newly won Greater Dallas WO rld traveler who has won from 5 feet, one from 24 feet Open golf title to the Some 120 tournament titles iniand another from 30 feet to Open in San Antonio fog colorful career, scored ofl se two bogeys. but his visa is running out andjtbird major success in this! was enough to close a country Tuesday when hel- our -stroke deficit with which 'roared out of the pack with a-ke started the rain-delayed jfour-under-par 32-35--67 for a 'final round. He had started the four-round total of 276 eight! day at 209 in a seven-way tie under par. ninth place.

That squeezed him a stroke? ohn Lotz unheralded front of ho and South Afnca's Henning who won their 277s-and 15 1972 Olympic Sites Qiosen ROME (UPD -The Interna tional Olympic Committee still 1 faced an agenda of some 40; iHems today following Si 'selections of Munich, Germany, and Sapporo, Japan, as 54-hoie Arming at 205, faded a 73 and won along nearl three million TMW Jacobs a tie for games respectively. pesos at home in Argentina." mtn Among the many topics: Vi cenz said he came to' scheduled for discussion and! Dallas to see some TlVO Ranked clearance within the next fewl friends and not to TM a days are the question of 0111113111611 Dut ne was TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) Ohio members for the IOC and thej l)eamin they handed State was ranked 15th and Ohio executive board, amateur 16111 check and in addition, University 17ih today in the lat- Funds Needed For Crossroads bility rules and the status a certificate for $1.250 East Germany with regard to wortn of clothes for Ms wife est poll of college baseball teams. seat on the IOC. Munich, despite political over-j tones, had been favored to beat! out Detroit, Montreal and; Madrid for the summer games; but the choice of Sapporo over, Banff, Canada, came as a Robert L.

Taliaferro, nij surpnse grandson of Mrs. Ethel Miles of 498 E. Market needs l(j Entered to become an active part of! "Operation Crossroads," GRANVIIUS, Ohio (UPI) ca." Denison University's initial in-! Co Although "Crossroads" pays golf tournament, to bei Pro-Files 2 10 BEAVERCREEK Patterson, ss Smith. 2b Stewart, Owen, cf Stanaford. rf -To Black.

Ib If McNiel, Pierce, Totals CHAMINADE Sano, rf Schultz. rf McCabe, If Dichito. 2b Duckson. cf Dudon. Boltz, ss Cooke.

3b Bausan, Ib Boener. Ib Lurz, A 0 0 1 0 25 1 2 -167 Tuesday's Results Chicago 4 Washington 1 New York 7 Boston 6 Minn, at ppd, cold Cleve. 4 K.C. 0, nlghr Bait. 7 Calif.

3. night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Washington at New York-McCormick (1-0) vs. Downing (0-11. Chicago at Boston--Buzhardt (1-1) vs. Stephenson (1-01.

Kansas City at Detroit night)--Hunter (1-1) vs. Mon- bouquette f2-l). a i i a a Cleveland night Newman (0-1) or Chance fl-1) vs. Siebert (0-0). Minnesota at Baltimore (night)--Grant (1-1).

vs. Bunker M). Thursday's Games Kansas City at Detroit Washington at New York Chicago at Boston Calif, at night Minn, at night AB 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total? 21 3 4 Flied to in 7th for pierce. By innings: Beaver 000 001 0--1 2 0 Chaminade 000 003 x--3 4 3 Errors Cooke 2. Dudon.

Two base hit Dichito. Bases on balls off McNiel Lurz 2, Strike outs by McNiel 4, Lurz 10, Losing pitcher McN i I (0-3). FAN FARE National League W. L. Pet GB Pitts 9 4 .692 San Fran 9 5 .643 Atlanta 9 5 .643 2 A 8 6 .571 Phila 6 5 .545 2 St.

Louis 6 6 .500 2 3 Houston 6 8 .429 Si i New York 4 6 .400 3 3 a Chicago 3 9 .250 5'i Cincinnati 2 .200 5Viz Tuesday Results New York 14 Chicago II Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 2. night Atlanta 11 San Fran 3. night (Only games scheduled) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh at Chicago--Sisk (1-0) vs. Hands Cincinnati at San Francisco-Pappas (0-1 vs.

Marichal (3-0) or Bolin (2-1) New York at Philadelphia (night)--Gardner (0-0) vs. Jackson (0-2) St. Louis at Houston (night)-Washburn (1-1) Giusti (M) Atlanta at Los Angeles (night) Fischer (1-1) vs. Sutton (1-2) Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at San Francisco St. Louis at Houston, night Atlanta at Los Angeles, night (Only games scheduled) Bellbrook Wins BELLBROOK Bellbrook basketball fans will never forget the basketball game at Twin Valley South this past season when the referee called a technical foul on the Bellbrook fans.

Tuesday at Bellbrook the Golden Eagles won a baseball game from visiting Twin Valley South by forfeit and Twin Valley South won't forget the game in a long time. The score was 3-2 in the top of the fifth inning in favor of Bellbrook but South had two runners on and two out. The batter hit the ball which was fielded in the infield and overthrown at first base. The runner on third scored to tie the game apparently. But Coach Rod Patrick trotted onto the field and insisted the batted ball had hit the batter's foot first.

The umpire conferred, agreed with Patrick and ruled the ball was foul. The runners were ordered back to their bases. The Twin Valley South coach became unhappy with the umpires and refused to leave the field. The umps promptly forfeited the game to Bellbrook. Bellbrook is now 3-1 on the season and meets Dixie Thursday at Johnsville-New Lebanon.

By Bob Sudy WORLDS HORSE RACE? ITWAS. ARLW3STOW VHRK, CHICAGO. PRIZES TOTALED $352,500, RDRTHB tal of 18 teams. a small portion of the cost of played Monday, has drawn a to- sending the workers to Africa, Taliaferro has been asked to raise $1,000 to cover the cost of travel, food and medicine through community groups. The Crossroads goal is to help Africans improve their countries.

Taliaferro, who is a student at Wesleyan University of MM- dletown, will return to school for the fall term. Contributions may be made through his grandmother, Mrs, Miles, or directly to Taliaferro at Box 207, Wesleyau Station, Middletown, Conn. Jet Crashes HIROSHIMA (UPI) -A U.S. Marine F4B Phantom jet crashed into the Japan inland; sea south of Hiroshima Wednesday, Japanese and U.S. military authorities said.

Both crewmen parachuted to safety. said, "Show me a filter cigarette that really delivers taste and I'll eat my hat!" 7,000 MILES 7000 MILES on GASOLINE ALONE ADETHIS DIFFERENCE INVALVECLEANLINESS! I ORDINARY I PREMIUM Unretoti chtd photos, fajpecial en- fine test, botb IntakeVahrftS wera run 7,000 miles in the same engine. Both were clean at the start look at these Aposfc! Yon probably have valves like these In ywr ear rijht now! Compare! Thi New Bonn's tntasrva Valve Cieanertoattntos to pment deposit build-up! FIGHT VALVE DEPOSITS WITH Major League Results By United Press International American League Chicago 220 000 000-- 4 7 2 QUIRKS IN THE NEWS WATER SHORTAGE was picketed Tuesday. Not by IRVING, Tex. now-familiar civil rights Brown, in an effort to! combat a water shortage, has wash.

oooiooooo-i Tolsuggested to residents that a Horlen. Fisher (9) Romano. Martin i 9 Lines '2 Humphreys Cheney (8) and CamiBi. WP--i Horlen (1-n, LP--Segui HRs Robinson (3rd). and anti-war jbut by John Hausmann, Car Week" might be in who carried a signj which said: "This building isi (M)J iugly." TROUBLES ODESSA.

Tex. (UPI) --When truck hit a 101000004--6 001 200 103- 7 14 2 Santiago (4). Ra- i Johnny Sanders car Tuesday. Dolice refnsed to EASES CINCINNATI fllPtt A) Tucker 45 luCKer 3 Boston New York Lonborg, datz 9) ar.d Ford. Ramos' i OK Hamilton (9).

womack (9) him dnve it away because i vehicle did not have a drunkenness, told the judge ad breathing and i i i Ljtr aanaers Scott (3rd). i safety inspection sticker. K.C. woow ooo- 3 1 1 So Cromer got a tow vehicle "drinking helps me breathe." oioosooox-4 6 i jfo cart the truck away. Then: Judge William S.

Mathews arez: sin asn LP--the tow chain broke, and the released him with advice to sirIjV 1) (2nd) Ss Brown idriverless truck jumped a curb, "find another physician who'U i struck three vehicles and hit a 1 you a different prescrip- CaJif. 100 002 000-- 3 7 0 1 Th- fl Bait. 022 ooo 2ix--7 12 gasoline pump, starting a fire. non ine 3 added, Don McGlothin. Sanford (5).

Sukla COme back Or VOu'il have (7). Egan (S 1 Burdette (S) a Rodgers: Palmer. Hail and, PICKETS BUILDING difficulty breathing for SO Etchebarren. WP--Palmer (2- -or A Tr TCrr idavs" 0). LP--McGlothin (1-1).

HRs--! SAN FRANCIbCO I cardenai fist), D. Johnson 20-story federal building! B. Robinson (4th). Knoop (2nd). Etchebarren (2nd), Bie- fary 3rd).

National League New York 004 004 060--14 12 3 Chicago 110 100 440--11 14 5 Hamilton, Bearnarth 7 Sutherland (7), Eilers (8). Ribant (8 and Grote: Brogiio. Koonce (5), Jenkins 6 Faul (7). Hoeft 8). Abernathy (8), Hendley (9) and Hundley.

WP-Hamilton (2-1). (02). HRs--Hundley (2nd), Boyer (2nd). Kranepool (4th). Atlanta 113 105 000--11 14 0 San Fran.

000 003 000-- 3 5 1 Cloninger, Carroll (6) and Torre; Bolin, Priddy (3). McDaniel 6 Herbel (7) and Haller, Barton 7 WP-Cloninger '(2-1). LP--Bolin (22). HRs--F. Alou 2 (4th 5th), Aaron (4th), Torre (5th).

St. Louis 000 000 110-- 2 13 0 Los Ang. 400 000 OOx-- 4 7 0 Gibson (2-1) and Corrales; Koufax (3-0) and Rosebcrs. (Only fames Transportation Meeting Set COLUMBUS (UPI) A task force of 24 ivic and university transportation officials will attend the National Transportation Meeting Thursday in' Washington. Gov.

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