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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, ThurU-, Sepl. 1, I960 39 Gann. Will Stick to Offense ft most of them tn excellent physical condition. New Line Coach Marvin (Moose) Bass summed up the filing of the coaches when he said, "If we play half as well as we look, we're going to.win a lot of games." guard. Dodd promised Tech's most exciting team in years "provided Gann comes through as we expect.

I hope he's as good as everyone seems to think he is," the coach said. A total of 62 players reported, Braves Rip Back To Win 2nd, 11-7 Wills' Homer Takes Opener As Bnrdelt Fails for No. 16 CHICAGO CB Home run shots bv Bob Will and Don Zimmer gave the Chicago Cubs a 5-4 victory over Milwaukee in 10 innings Wednesday. But the Braves struck back and grabbed the second game of a double-header, 11-7. Nylon and Tyrex Tubelen and Tub-Type II I tl-l II wn 1 re wan ana piacuwau CJDGET pnlCED SPECMi jJuwt, (f Pm tins les-tPt Whitewslit only tl.00 more Dayton oJtptndibH for SAFE, itptndi modtrato rtrrring Hoe's the tit Hut Ptoh1 Htety and depeitdabinty tt baeit iniliJl wit food life aiu.

83 km wm la 13' IM IIM Burdette, suffering his ninth loss against 15 victories, was pitching brilliant ball after a shaky first inning In which the Cubs scored a pair of unearned runs. A five-run, second-inning rally-capped by Billy Bruton'i three-run homer sent the Braves winging in the nightcap. Adding another run in the third and two unearned runs in the fourth, Milwaukee held an 8-1 lead before the Cubs $ir Save on IliKJkw. If; id1' r. got Colf, lii, 1l V'.

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DP Rank! and Th.ima. lilH Milwaukee 7, Chicago 6. 2B Aaron. Ad- 4, nanus, wuiey. in zimmer.

HH Bruton. Thomas, Mathews. SF-Altman. IP tEUBtO wuiey 3 4 Brunet 2 4 4 McMahon (W, 3-8) 4 3 1 Anderson 7-9) 113 5 5 Morehead 21-3 3 3 Drabowkky 2 0 0 Wright I 4 1 Freeman 1 1 0 0 1 0 HUP By Morehead (Aaron). WP Free man, Brunet.

PB Tappe, Lau. IT Con-Ian, Donatelii. Burkhart, Vargo. 12:45. a i joe.

Hlrn IZ I BLACK 1 WHITS I Tube-Type -T0-1S sa 1 17 16 10 17 1111 I 22.17 Tubeless 1SI0 I 10 17 lilt I 2 17 20.11 24.17 7.10-ii 7.00-1S TOO-14 00-14 160-14 MOBILEvBEARS PohcdeLeon Continued From Page 35 stand that Tech will besa passing team, but flatly stated that the Jackets have more question mark positions this year than last season. Toe coach said (hat (be success or failure of the team could depend upon three players with injured knees Burch, the other starting flankman Tai Anderson and sophomore center Raymond Holt. "That's my greatest concern right now, Dodd said, 'the condition of those three fellows. If they all make it okay, it would be a great lift to us. If any one of them re-injures the bad knee, it could cripple us as a team." Holt hurt his knee at the tail-end of last season, Burch suffered his injury playing basketball and Anderson was hurt playing touch football at Savannah this summer.

If Holt comes through, DotM plans to twitch center Bobby Caldwell, a 207-pounder from Columbus, to fullback, especially for defensive service at that position. Tech outlined plans Wednesday to platoon at least eight players, one of them the sensational sophomore quarterback Stan Gann. "Gann can play defense," Dodd said, "but we plan to work with him mainly on offense. By the same token we'll use Ben Ferguson strictly on defense at quarterback." Others who'll work only on offense are left halfback Johnny Welch and fullbacks Bea Smith and Don Coker. Those slated for the defensive platoon are left halfback Tommy Wells, right halfback Jimmy Sides, and fullback Jack Moss, switched to that position from the corporation's finances.

es-the pecially in connection with total amount of the gate of AIR's July 31 race. It also alleges that the defend ants have sent out letters claiming that "over $100,000" of the gate receipts were unaccounted for when "they knew such statements to be entirely false." The petitioners said they believed the conspirators plan to have themselves appointed to the AIR executive committee if they gain control so they can control the corporation without the approval of the other directors. Filing the suit were Dr. W. W.

Gremmel, Garland C. "Gabley, Thomas J. Black, Mrs. Ethel Bankston, I. C.

Mitchell, Billy Sunday Aiken, Dr. Dudley King, Inman Smith, Lloyd Smith, Dr. LaFayette Barrett, Jim Botsaris, Dr. J. C.

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.1... 1, nrS 'tn 9 Friday Night Open Daily 8 AM 1903 PIEDMONT CIRCLE TR. 5-8873 GL. 5090 DUFORD HWY. 7-9839 CHARCOAL SPECIAL Zimmer averted a first-game loss when he slammed one of Lew Burdette's pitches out of the park with two outs in the ninth inning to knot the score.

And Will nailed down the victory with his two-out homer in the 10th. MILWAUKEE I CHICAGO abrebl abrhbt Brutoo cf 0 0 0 Asnatirn cf 5 2 2 iranaau i i ui si i I Mathews 3b 40 1 Banks ss Aaron if 5 0 0 0 Altman If Adcock lb 3 0 0 0 Santo 3b Dark If 4 0 10 Thomas lb Snansler If 0 0 0 0. Zimmer 2b Loean ss 4 111; Thicker Cottier 2b 4 13 1 aBouche 3 10 1 4 0 0 1 in? 4 111 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 Burdelle i 1 0 0 appe r.iston Kllsw'th bTaylor ZOO 000 Totals 17 4 I 4 Totals 37 a Popped out for Thicker In 7th: 7 Grounded out ior Ellsworth In 8th. Milwaukee 001 01s 100 04 Ihicaro 200 000 011 15 Burdette, LoRan. PO-A Milwaukee S9-1S (2 out when winning run scored I.

Chicago 30-4. I.OB Milwaukee 4. Chicago 4. HH Crandail, Cottier. Logan, Zimmer.

Will. IP ERBBSO Burdette (L, 15-) 9 2-3 7 5 3 1 2 Hlworth 144 1 5 Elalon tW, 0-71 .2 1 0 0 7 2 Vargo, Conlan, Donatelii. Burkhart. 2:31, Sadechi and Moryn Clip Redlegs, 2-1 CINCINNATI (AP) -A six-hit pitching performance by Ray Sa-deck! and Walt Moryn's two-run homer boosted the St. Louis Cardinals back into second place in the National League Wednesday night with a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.

Moryn's game-winning blast came in the sixth inning, just when it appeared Cincinnati's starter, Jay Hook, was on his way out of trouble. ST. lOCIS CINCINNATI ab bl ab bl Javier 2b 4 0 10 McMillan as 4 0 1 1 Cun'ham lb 4 0 0 0 Pinson cf 4 0 2 0 Musial If 3 0 0 0 Robinson 4 0 1 0 James If 0 0 0 0 Post rf 4 0 0 0 Boyer 3b 4 12 0 Jones 3b 2 0 0 0 Morvn rf 3 12 2 aCook 0 0 0 0 Gram'as ss 4 0 0 0 Bailey 4 0 0 0 Flood cf 4 0 2 0 Coleman lb 3 110 Smith 3 0 10 Martin 2b 4 0 10 Sadeckl 4 0 10; Hook 2 0 0 0 Totals 33 2 21 Totals 31 1 0 a-Ran for Jones in th. St. Louis 000 002 0002 Cincinnati 001 000 0001 None.

PO-A St. Louis 27-8. Cincinnati 27-12. DP Boyer and Cunningham; Hook, McMillan and Coleman. LOB St.

mollis it iincmnau io ouyvi 4. nn Moryn. IP BEBEBSO Sadeckl (W. 8-7) 4 114 Hook (L, 10-15) ..9 9 2 2 3 4 Dascoli, Secory, Crawford. Venzon, Dodgers Pin Phils Behind Craig, 3-1 LOS ANGELES (AP) Right-hander Roger Craig scored his fifth straight victory and Jim Gilliam drove in all the runs for Los Angeles Wednesday night as the Dodgers defeated Philadelphia 3-1.

PHILADELPHIA ab bl Malkmus 2b 4 0 2 0 Taylor 3b 4 0 10 LOS ANGELES ab bl Wills at Gilliam 3b Moon It Larker lb Hodges lb Davis cf Howard rf Roseboro Neal 2b Craig 4 2 2 0 4 0 2 1 Callison if Gonzalez cf Herrera lb Walters rf Coker Amaro ss Buzhardt 3 0 10 4 00 0 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 110 4 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 3 110 aLurry 3 0 10 Short Iota als 31 1 4 1 Totals 30 3 I 1 a Grounded out for Buzhardt in 8th. 000 100 0001 Philadelphia Los Angeles 002 010 OOx 1 None. PO-A- Philadelphia 24-9. Los Anseie 97.13. DP Herrera and Amaro; Wills, Neal and Larker.

LOB Philadelphia 4. Los Angeles 4. 2B Larker, Real. Gilliam. 3R Gonzalez.

SB Wills 2. IP ERBBSO Buzhardt (L. 4-13) 7 13 3 14 Shnrt 1 OA 0 Craig (W. 4-1) 1 1 I 7 WP Buzhardt. Barlick, Jackowski, Landes, felekoudas.

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5-1652 32.19' i 'J 4340 ROSWELL ROAD BL. 5-C021 THIS WEEK-END ONtY Fifteen stockholders of Atlanta International Raceway asked Fulton Superior Court Wednesday to block attempts of five stockholders to gain control of the corporation through proxy votes. Judge Claude D. Shaw ordered the petition filed. Although a definite time for a hearing on the suit was not set, it is expected to be heard early next week.

The suit also seeks to prevent the five stockholders from cal ling a special stockholders' meeting at which, the petition claims, the defendants are planning to fire the present AIR Board of Directors. The alleged "conspirators" also are intent on firing A. M. Lester, president and general manager of the corporation, the suit claims. It alleges such action would endanger the cor poration's financial structure.

Named defendants in the action are Ralph A. Siano, T. Walker Jackson, Paul Jones, Bert Rob-bins and A. Deermont. Lester is made a party defendant in his capacity as AIR president.

The suit contends the alleged proxies in question were obtained through fraudulent misrepre sentations" about the handling of CRAQCERS Continued From Page 33 tion of knowing that his 230 strikeouts in 208 innings leave him only seven short of tying the 40-year-old league record. Nischwilz (13-7). the league's top pitcher In the earned-run averages, wasn't around at the finish either. For he was the victim of that big four-hit ninth-Inning uprising and departed post-haste with 12 hits charged against him. Tired, Rick Cronk, working in his fourth straight game, suffered his fifth defeat in 17 decisions although hurling two sparkling innings before the Barons' winning rally.

Righthander Bob Dustal (9-7) was credited with the victory althouffh facing only three batters in the final frame. And It was on a Dustal pitch that Tracewski nineled Burrieht home from third base with a run that temporarily put Atlanta ahead, 5-t But then Richert's troubles began, few of them of his own making. Hughes dumped a bloop single a fingertip away from Burright's outstretched glove to begin the Baron half of the inning. Two outs later, umpire Walt Wejaj allowed Gip Dickens to walk on a down-the-middle 3-2 pitch, and Bob Micelotta tied a 1-1 knot with the first legitimate blow of Richert. CRACKER CRUMBS Alan Koch, rookie right-hander who has posted a 5-6 won-lost chart his rookie break-in season with the Barons after being signed by Detroit for $13,000 after recent graduation from Auburn.

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