Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 6

DECATUR HERALD Decatur, Illinois, Saturday, June 20, 1953. SPORTS TOMMY DIDN'T MAKE IT mm Commies Nip Paris In 9th Inning 3-2 Mizell Tames Pirates, 10-2, For Cardinals St. Louis, June 19 (AP) Vinegar Bend Mizell, ablv assisted at the plate by Rav Jablonski, Rip Repulski and Solly Hemus, hurled eight-hit ball as the St. Louis Cardinals took their ninth victory in 10 games, a 10-2 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight. Burke, Haas 10 Under Par, Tied In Inverness Golf Toledo, 0., June 19 (AP) Jack Burke and Freddie Haas staged par-shattering performances todav to tie at the halfway mark in the 72-hole Inverness Invitational Tournament with scores of 132 or 10 under par.

Burke set a new competitive record for the historic Inverness par 71 layout as he bagged nine birdies for a 64 to catch Haas who led the first day's round with Giants' 16-Hit Attack Routs Braves, 15-1 Milwaukee, June 19 (AP) The New York' Giants jumped on three Milwaukee pitchers for 16 hits and a 15-1 victory tonight behind Sal Maglie's sparkling four-hit hurling to snap a three-game winning streak for the front-run-ning Braves. Maolie, who missed a shutout lllini Sprinter Runs 9.4 Century In NCAA Trials Lincoln, June 19 (AP) Willie Williams, the Big Ten champion from the University of Illinois, zippd through the 100-yard dash tonight in 9.4 seconds in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tract meet. Williams' time equalled the meet record held jointly by four athlete but was not allued because the lllini was aided? bv an eight milc-an hour ind. illiams defeated Thane Baker of Kansas State by inches in the first heat of the semifinals. Qualifiers in die 120 yard high Once Over Lightly By FORREST R.

KYLE 12 bv second baseman lunior Gilliam. Umpire is Jocko Conlan and C.ubs pitcher Tom Simpson watches. The Cubs won, 118, then dropped the second game, 7-1. (AP Photo) wncn Uave L.ole, tnird Milwaukee bjrfJjes as ne came home with as many hits and 1 iemus batted pitcher, lashed a 385-foot home run jao5. three other tallies, two of over the left field fence in the sixthj R.

vm forthcm on a second inning triple. inning, leu roe warns uk with three hits and iour runs batted Smith, Martinez End Hurling Duel Bv Forrest R. Kvle Herald Sports Editor A gift triple bv Andv lie bv nridv amitn. followed by Martv Martinez' single in the laf nf trip ninth oaiv thn Commies a hard-earned 3-2 victory nvpr th nlp lr nmhf Fans Field The two clubs plav here again tonight with Bing-O-Ball an added feature. The decisive ninth enabled Gil Grajeda to achieve his eighth victory of the season against three defeats and the Commies to fatten their lead to 9 game's.

Gil was behind 2-0 when the pommies broke loose against Bill MacKinnon for two runs in the fjfth and then the hurlers fought it out until Smith led off the ninth. Andy smashed hard liner into right-center which W'hitev Platz cossed over to field but he about two steps too Jar and the I ranidav The Hannibal Bears are still functioning in the Mississippi-Ohio Valley League but it took the com- bined efforts of Commie Business Manager Karl Wilken and Dan- ville's Hillman Lyons to get them on the field for a game at Danville last night. The Hannibal franchise, which was being operated this year by Dick King, last year's general manager of the Gonzales Baseball system, was returned to the MOV League Thursday night when King as unable to continue. At a meeting at Fans Field Thurs day night, MOV officials decided for the league to operate Hannibal as a road club. When the Hannibal club departed for home from Decatur Thurs- in.

NtVV YORK AB PO A I.iK.kman. If 4 2 2 2 0 Rhodes, If 1 0 0 2 0 0, Dark, a 4 12 12 0 Williams. 2b 2 10 0 10 Thumpson. 3b 4 2 i 4 0 1 Thomson, cf 6 0 1 2 0 0 Mueller, rf 6 2 2 0 1 0 Gilbert, lb 4 2 1 i 0 0, Spcnter, 2b-ss 3 10 14 0 Wcstrum, 2 2 6 0 (I Noble, 0 0 0r0 0 0 Maglie, 5 2 3 0 2 0 Totals 42 15 16 27 14 0 M1LWAUKLE AB II PO A ISruton, cf 4 0 0 4 10 I Logan, ss 3 0 0 10 1 Sisti. ss 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mathews.

3b 4 .0 0 1 2 0 Gordon. If 3 0 1 2 0 1 Pendleton, rf 3 0 0 2 0 0 Adcock, lb 3.0 0 5 1 0 Crowe, Ih 0 0 0 2 0 0 Dittmrr. 2b 10 1110 Hanebrink, 2b 2 0 0 1 2 0 Crandall. 2 0 0 4 2 0 St. laire, 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 Buhl, I 0 1 0 0 0 Jollv, 0 0 0 0 0 Cole, 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 30 1 4 27 9 2 67.

Haas, his putter blazing, had! f. i to 0 today to deadlock ith Lhick Harbert arid Skip Alexander at 137 for third place. 1 Llovd Mangrum added a 70 ro bracket all to himself, a stroke back Olson Winner Over Young New York, June 19 (AP) Carl (Bobo) Olson of San Fran- ddv Young of New York in 15 rounds tonight the American middleweight title and i t- the right to meet Lngland Kandy Turpin for the world rhamninri ClldlllUlUIl Ship. VJISOn weigncd iO'A, lOUng ip. 159 Vi.

There were no knockdown in the ficrcclv-fought battle, won decisively bv the 24-year-old I lawaiian-born lad. Stabbing, hooking, jab bing with his highly educated left, I I i i i nijht, it had uniforms and a hall bounced past him to the center who had a "financial interest field wall and Smith ended up uniforms and the bus third with his 11th triple of the Standings MOV League W. L. Pet. G.B.

nrCMUR 31 14 .689 Mattoon 2 24 ,48) 9 Pans 22 2 9 Damille 22 24 914 Hannibal 21 25 .457 lOVi Mt. Vernon 18 2o .409 1211 American League W. L. Pet. G.B.

New York 44 1 3 Cleveland 33 22 10 Chicago 33 27 .550 1214 Boston 3 3 2R .541 Washington 30 29 15 Philadelphia 28 32 St. Louis 20 42 .323 211 Detroit 15 43 .259 29Vi National League W. I. Per. G.B.

Milwaukee 40 19 Brooklvn 37 21 .638 2 '-i St. Louis 34 2 3 .596 5 Philadelphia 30 2 3 .566 7 New York 29 29 10 14 Cincinnati 21 34 .382 17 Chicago 18 3 .327 20 Pittsburgh 20 43 .317 22 sjason. Marty Martinez promptly lined a. single to right-center and Smith sjrollcd home with the winning Kin. a MacKinnon had dispatched the Field, managed to assemble 16 uni-ommies with ease through the forms of various descriptions and ftrst four innings, allowing onIvit0ok off for Danville late yesterday Olson did everything but sign auto-lthe Cincinnati Redlegs, 10-3, to-graphs on Paddy's kisser as he rolled: night to register his 1 1th victory home like a 3 to I favorite should.

the Philadelphia Phillies. Judge Art Susskind scored Olson! Tommy Glaviano paced the Phils a lopsided 12-3 winner in rounds, with two home runs and a single. Judge Art Aidala had it 11-3-1 and'Earl Torgcson and Willie Jones qn inticid hit by Smith, but was firisked for two runs in the fifth which tied the score. Andy DeLaFuentc led off with a low liner which skipped through Bob Staton for a single. Valdez forced DcLaFucnte at second but Crajeda socked a double to left-cnter scoring Vajdcz and Gus Chenard knocked a single to left sjoring Grajeda.

Paris had scored in the first with New York Milwaukee 100 000 065 001 03015 000 I RBI Thompson 2, Mueller 2, Maglie 4, Lockman, Dark 3, Thomson 2, Gilbert, Cole. 2B Thomson, Gordon. 3B Thompson. HR Mueller. Cole.

BB Buhl I. Joll 3, Cole 4. SO Maglie 4. Buhl 4, Cole 5. HO Buhl 6 in 4 1-3.

Cole 5 in 3 2-3. Jollv 5 in 1. Maglie Buhl (5-31. White Sox Top Athletics, 5-2 Philadelphia, June 19 (AP) Harrv Dorish came in to stave off a ninth inning Philadelphia rally tonight as the Chicago White Sox beat the Athletics, 5-2. Bob Elliott provided the clincher with a two-run double in the top of the ninth.

The White Sox took the lead in the fourth with a pair of runs. In the fifth, singles by Sam Elliott and Lollar made it 3-1 for the Sox. The final two Chicago runs were scored in the ninth as Minnie Minoso doubled and Jim Rivera walked before Elliott hit his two-run two-bagger. AMERICAN SPTS BW Tommy Brown of the Chicago Cubs is tagged out at the plate bv Brooklyn's Roy Canipanella in the first inning of yesterday's first game. Brown tried to score from second on Ralph Kincr's infield single but was tossed out Cubs, Dodgers Split Twin-Bill Chicago, June 19 (AP) The Brooklyn Dodgers ended a four-game losing streak today as Russ Mever hurled a 6-hit 7-1 victory in the second game of a double-header with the Chicago Cubs.

The Cubs iron the opener. 11-8. recording their fourth straight triumph as Hank Sauer, Ralph Kiner and Ransom Jackson hit homers Jackson with the bases loaded. FIRM' BROOK1 2b Reese Cox ss Snider cf Thompson cf Campanella Hodges 1 iShuba If Furillo rf Morgan jb Loes Black Hughes Belardi, AB PO 4 1 4 4 5 5 4 3 0 0 1 Totals 3o II 24 11 singled for Hughes in 9th. CHICAGO AB 11 PO Baumhoit cf leffcoat cf Brown ss Smalley ss Kiner If Melknrich If Sauer rf Fondy lb Jackson 3 Caragiola 1 0 0 5 10 3 2 3 0 0 0 mil'I'Mrm Simpson Minner Leonard Hacker Totals 34 Brooklyn Chicago 1 1 I2 27 8 2 330 000 1 10 8 200 153 OOx 1 I RBI Shuba 4.

Sauer 3. Snider. Cam panella 2, Hodges. Miksis. Jackson 4.

Kiner 3. 2B Reese. Shuba. Garagiola. Sauer 3B Miksis.

HR Sauer. Jackson, Kiner, Shuba. BB Klippsirin 4, Simpson 1. Lots 4, Minner 2, Hacker 2. SO lLoes 2, Black 1.

1. HO Klipp-j stein .3 in 1 1-3; Simpson 0 in I ocs 9 in 4 1-3: Black 3 in I 2-3; Minner 6 2-s; Hacker I in 1-3: Leonard I in 1 2-3: Hughes 0 in 2. Minner (3-8). I ocs (8-31. SECOND GAME 110 401 000 TTb Chicago 010 000 000 I 6 II Meyer and Walker: Jones (Ll.

Klipp-; stein (4), Simpson (9) and McCullough. Goodman Paces Red Sox to 4-1 Win Over Browns Boston, June 19 (AP) Billv Goodman collected a pair of doubles and a sincle out of four batting tries tonight while pacing; the Boston Red Sox to a 4-1 vie-1 torv over the St. Louis Browns. ST. Louis AB 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 1 1 0 PO A 0 3 0 16 0 012 '2 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 3 C.roth cf Sievers Ib Dyck 3 Lenhardt If Wertz rf Moss Hunter ss Young 2b I.arsen PaiRe Stuart Totals BOS I ON Goodman 2b Piersall rf Gernert 1 kell 3b Baker 3b White Stephens If tlmphlett cf Lipon ss McDcrmott Kinder Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 AB 4 5 2 2 1 4 4 4 4 2 1 33 24 PO 1 1 12 I 0 7 27 12 0: F.

0 0: 1 I 0 0 0 I O' 0 0 2 1 0 "i 0 0 0 0 1 referee Petev Scalzo 9-4-2. all tor paid Olson. A crowd of 7,418 $36,250. BUDGE GAINS FINAL OF PRO NET TOURNEY Cleveland, June 19 (AP) Quincv Smith walkino, goinc rln'rr) i by the vantage Don Budge scored the first set of the world's Professional Ten-1 pata i r. 4 rB aid scoring after Ken Pavnc lofted to Creed Nance.

In the fourth Payne beat out a down the first base line and went on to second when Graieda ipade a wild throw to first. He raced to third after Staton's flv ojjt to right. Capachione walked ajid he and Payne worked a double steal, for Paris' second run. A great throw by Chenard prevented a Paris tally in the sixth. Capachione was on first with one out when flown the Eddie Rouse doubled left field linn tn tVir- Repulski drove in four runs Avith jablonski tut tour successive times.

PITTSBURGH AB PO Abrams rf I Thomas if onnell 3b 3b nanaincK Shepard Ward lb I. O'Brien 2b I.aPahne Mall Pace lletki Total 32 3 iST. LOUIS AB PO 3 4 3 3 I 0 0 Hemus ss 1 i 0 0 1 0 Schoemlirnst 2b 4 Musial lf-rt' 4 Bilko lb 4 Slaughter rf 3 C'atii-lionc 1 Jablonski 3b 4 Kowrev ll I). Rite 4 1 A11ZC1I 5 Totals 39 10 17 Pittsburgh ooo obo o'io 2 044 001 Olx 10 RBI -lablonski. Repulski 4, Hemus Mizell.

Schoendienst. J. Hnrn 2. 2H jablonski 2. Repulski.

3B Hemus. BB La Palme 3, Hall 3. Mizell 6. MJ Hall II, 1 I f. i 7 H- llall 9 in 3 2-3; hare 0 in 1: Hetki 2 In 1.

Mizell (7-2). LaPalme (3-7). Phils Scalp Reds, 10-3; Roberts Hurls 11th Win Cincinnati, June 19 (AP) Robin Roberts, the inningest 'pitcher in the major leagues, scalped also homered for Philadelphia, as Ted Kluszewski walloped his 19th for the Redlegs. PDLLPHIA Glaviano 2b Ashburn cf Hamncr ss Ennis If Clark rf Torgeson lb Jones 3b AB 4 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 5 41 AB 4 4 5 4 4 4 3 4 1 1 0 0 II 3 2 4 2 2 I 1 1 0 If. 11 I 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 PO 0 4 1 5 4 5 3 5 0 1 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total CINCINNATI Hatton 2b Adams 3b PO 2 2 2 3 9 2 4 3 0 0 0 0 Bell cf 'Greengrass IF Kluszewski lb Borkowski rf Seminick McMillan ss Raffensbergcr Marquis, Kelly Smith Wehmeier Totals 35 7 27 10 Doubled for Raffensbergcr in 5th Philadelphia 001 211 400 10 Cincinnati 00 1 0 1 1 000- 3 RBI Glaviano 2.

Hamner. Ennis, Clark, Torgeson, Jones. Bell 2. Kluszewski. 2B Hamner.

Borkowski. Marquis. Seminick -'jHU Glaviano 2, Torgeson, Jones, Klus- izewski. BB Roberts 4, Kelly 1, Smith 2. Vehmcier 1.

Ml noberts 4, IvaltensDergcr 2. HO Raffensbergcr 9 in Kelly 1 in 1: Smith 3 in 2-3; Wehmeier 3 in 2 1-3. Roberts tll-4). Raffensbergcr U- ') Softball Scores Buttcrficld's 9, Palmer 7. Oaklcv Panthers 4, St.

John's Lutheran 0. i being named on the Mid-State Con Ifercnce all-star defensive and of lineman the con-team in 1951. George Washington University, Washington, D. gets 'ern Yates, Gibson City's all-around ath- Yates as a football, basketball i land track standout at Gibson City; after transferring there his junior! year from Stoninton. Arthur's Dick Baker has been 'contacted bv several schools, in- cludino Purdue, but has not an nounced his decision.

Baker averaged 25.5 points per; game in basketball, ranking second in the Herald area, last season andi aso s(arrcd in footba baseball and track. Working this summer in the corn elevator department of the Progress Manufacturing Co. in Arthur, Dick is interested in cngi- 5 Baked Ham or 5 Cheeseburgers (Regular $1.50 and 6 Cans Fop. Beer (Regular $1.10) Reralar Frice S2.6 SPECIAL Henry's Tavern Carry-Out Beer FREE PARKING REAR 421 N. 22nd t.

Pbone 3-9252 $195 1 i I I i nis Tournament tonight by winning a semi-final match from second-seeded Frank Kovacs. 13-11. 6-3. T-L o-- t- II 1 ine oan rranysco reuncau goes into Sunday's final match against either top-seeded Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles or Bobby Riggs of Miami Beach, depending on who wins their match Saturday night. Okaw Quarterbacks Hear Eliot Arthur, June 19 (Staff) Rav Eliot.

Illinois football coach. I TL un. ji.uijuav n.gi.i meeting of the Okaw lllini Quarterback Club at the Kaskaskia Country club cast of Arthur. smorgasbord dinner preceded thC: meeting. The club has a mcmbcr-o ship of 150 representing Areola, Arthur.

Tuscola Villa Groye. Hindsboro, Newman, Sullivan, Mattoon and Other Okaw towns. A i hurdles included Willard Thomson and Joel of Illinois, land Jim Philbec of1 Bradley, (icne Mavnard and Stacev Sliders, both of Illinois, qualilied in I the 880 vard trials. Macon Track Has Twin Bill When a baseball jjime is postponed it is made up 4th i double header and when a fomire and a semi-final is ashed out at i stock car track, such as was $he case one week ago, the fans rece4e a double barreled program. So tonight at the Maron Speedway there will be plenny of action for the fans as well as tthe drivers who are neck and neck for the point lead.

But it will have to be spectacular action if last Sanirdav's Spills are equaled. Two cars went thnnugh the fence while another one rolled four times, not to mention the one that went up on its nose during the time trials. For the points it will lw a race between Coy Srjuires, ho i( holds a 10 point margin oyer his brother iPete. Add to this battle the names of Bob Grill ith. also of Springfield, home of the Squires hoys.

Corky Mvers, Decatur, and Chuck Good, I Decatur, and the die is cast. I On top of this, the arnd Specials, owned bv Bud Draike of i Decatur who has Bob Ma jors, IX'-'catur, Joe Brandcnlxvg and Al Fvans, Springfield, as drivers, rated the fastest in the circuit. The first race will start at RAO a'ter the time trials have been completed. Clinton Golfers Win Clinton, June 19 (Staff) The Clinton Country Club golf team won first place in the firsst four-citv golf tournament of thr season held at Monticcllo Thursday. Monticello vas second followed bv IxRov and Farmer itv.

ow golfers for Clinton were I orrn Tiolofson and Dr. H. Cronlund. Thornton Hurls No-Hitter Eobhv I hornton pitched a no- hitter ast njnt as Onera! atric shaded Smokehouse. 1-0.

in a six-inning Industrial League soitb.il I game at Lions Park. TODAY 1949 NASH $795 Super with radio and weatherizer. One owner. Medium blue paint RECONDITIONED 1Y US I ROAD-TESTED BY USI GUARANTEED BY USI Come sea our other firm hihC I I it HIGHFIELD IIUICK C03IPAXY 315 S. Main Ph.

3 3421 fence. Chenard took Freeman's P1 00 from the lcaSuc t0 De" tlrow-in in mid-left field and un-icatur Wednesday, it wasn't sur-corked a sizzling throw to get tn sce officials meet-pachione sliding in home. ing at Fans Field Thursday night. Gus also went deep behind third I There will be no more games in field MacKinnon's ninth inning Hannibal. When, for instance, De-jjrounder and threw a strike to firstlcatur is scheduled to play in Hanni-to get his man.

bal, the games will be played at Valdez made a fine stab of a Fans Field. On these dates the MOV hot grounder off the bat of Lcn League will take over the park and Yesterday's Results MOV LEAGUE Decatur 3. Paris 2. Mattoon 9. Mt.

Vernon 1. Danville 12. Hannibal 5. AMERICAN LFAGUE Detroit 3. New York 2.

Chicago 5, Philadelphia 2. Boston 4, St. Louis 1. Cleveland 4. Washington 2.

NATIONAL I FAG HE Chicago 11 1, Brooklyn 8 7. St. Louis 10. Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 3.

New York 15, Milwaukee 1. Today's Games MOV IE AGUE Paris at Decatur. 8 p. m. Mt.

Vernon at Mattoon. Hannibal at Danville. AMERICAN LFAGUE Detroit at New York Aber (11) ts Raschi 4-3 Cleveland at Washington (night) Keller (2-41 vs Sclimits 1-1 I. Chicago at Philadelphia Pierce (8-3 vs Byrd (6-7) Louis at Boston Blvka (1-4) TsU'arnell (8-4). NATIONAL LEAGUE TsVw York at Milwaukee Hearn (5 vs iildle (3-1).

Philadelphia at Cincinnati Drews (-5l, vs Kelly (111. Itirxiklvn at Chicago Labine (2-1) vs Prtlet (2-1 Pittsburgh at St. I ouis (night) Frientf (2-7) vs Presko (4-61. Mattoon Cuffs Kings, 9 to 1 Mattcwn, June 19 (Staff) Al Watkins batted in six runs 111, vitn a bases-loaded nomcr in the second and" a triple in the fifth tonight as Mattoon cuffed the Mt. Vernon Kinas, 9-1.

A crowd of 741, boostirc the season's total attendance to 25,885, saw lefty Bill Bright set the Kings with six hits. MT. VERNON AB Bit7heimer, 0 I McQuillen. cf 4 0 0 Werner, lb I 1 Schmidt. 2b 402 Henrv.

3b 4 1 Staras'ta. 2 0 0 10 0 PO 1 4 7 2 I 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1. 1 0 1 I 1 2 1 2 1 0 Menrlenhall, If 3 farisotto. rf 4 Brookman, 1 O.l,, 1 Totals MATTOON rf Deery, 2b Strichek, ss Hunter, If Roberts, rf Sirota, Pharr. Ib Watkins.

3b Bright, Total. 24 PO 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 AB 3 9 27 9 I lori ooo ooo I 040- 050 OOx 9 Mattoon RBI Schmidt, Strichek, Sirota, Pharr, Watkins 6. 2B Mendenhalf, Sirota. 3B Deerv. Watkins.

HR Watkrns. SB Pharr. DP Strichek, Deerv and Ehatr. LOB Mf: Vernon 1 1, Mattoon 6. BB Brook-man 2.

Lee 1. Bright 7. SO Brookman Lee 3, Bright 10. HO Roookman 7 in 4 2-3; Lee 2 in 3 1-3. Let.

PB Sirota. Loser Brookman. II Tisber and Daugneny. 2:07. A 741.

BURNS Vied Cart it nnithr Hannibal was slated to play in Danville last night. The players, by using their own cars, got the team on the road. Wilken, scouring around Fans afternoon In Danville, Lyons, the Dans' business manager, rounded up caps for the players. And, the show went on as advertised. The Hannibal plavers received from the league last night at Danville and also fell heir to a little extra.

It was'Merchants' Night at Dan-ville with 3,622 fans taking ad ot free tickets handed out merchants. At the sugges- tion ot a woman, the hat was passed i 1 i for the homeless Hannibals and $200 was collected. The homeless Hannibal club will be quartered at Mattoon the remainder of the season and will return there each night after games at Decatur, Paris and Danville. The players will stay overnight on trips to Vernon. The collapse of the I lannibal franchise had been expected, more or less.

So, when the plavers jwercn paid on the iMh of this month, and the club had to borrow revenue will go to the league to operate rare the I lannibal club. I Lommie lans ho have season box seats will have to pay $1 use them on the dates when games "at Hannibal" are played here. 1 Those dates are June 29-30, July 1 IT-IS, August 8-9, Aug. 20-2 1 An amusing incident in conncc- tion with the Thursday night mcct-3 1 inc. which was held in the right field foul territory, occurred when 1 the I lannibal players were coming from the field carlv in the game.

Second Baseman Sonny Hancks jj rushed toward the dugout at a fast gallop, pointing toward the meeting land shouting: "Hey, look, they're holding the meeting right out there." The Hannibal plavers, inciden tally, hadn't been paid 15th of this month. the The Commies have drawn paid customers to the first 25 games (through Thursday night) at Fans Field. CHISOX SIGN TO TRAIN IN TAMPA NEXT 5 YEARS Chicago, June 19 (AP) The Chicago White Sox todav signed a five-vear contract to conduct spring training in 1 ampa, Fla. The long-expected switch came as General Manager Frank Lane canceled the Sox option to train at brookside Park in Pasadena Calif. where the club had drilled some 20 MOV League At Danville Hannibal 100 002 0025 10 Danville 031 122 hx 12 17 0 Leonard and Sisk; Hutchinson and Malcv.

HR Minnis. Danville. 1 6th, 1 on; Gordon, Danville, 8th, 1 1 on. to Prep Highlights St. Teresa Cagers Tucker, Overheul Plan to Enroll at Quincy College The two big bovs of St.

Teresa's state tournament basketball team 6 foot 4 forward Sid Tucker and'fensive teams. He was a 6-6 center Dick Overheul plan to 'until last season, making enroll at Quincv College this fall, ifercnce all-star defensive A third St. Teresa regular, Larry Warren, says he will attend either! Quincv or Millikin. Tucker holds everv St. Teresa in-j dividual basketball scoring record 1,305 points in 90 sanies, PO 2 12 3 0 2 2 2 2 18 A 2 2 0 2 3 3 0 12 PO 0 3 8 3 2 4 4 0 2 1 0 Chicago 210 ooo 002 5 001 2 nm 010 RBI Consuegra.

Fox. Lollar. Elliott 2. Michaels, Astroth. 2B Lollar 2.

Suder, Minoso, Elliott, 3B Suder. BB I C'onsuegra 2, Fricano 7. SO Consuegra 2, Dorish" rtcano 2. HO Consuegra 8 in 8 1-3; 2-3. Consuegra (3-1).

Fricano (4-2) Indians Turn Back Senators, 4-2, As Garcia Breezes to Eighth Win Washington, June 19 (AP) Mike Garcia was staked to a four-run lead and breezed to his eighth victory tonight as Cleveland defeated Washington, 4-2. Garcia yielded eight hits and struck out seven as the Indians sliced the New York Yankees' lead to a still for midable 10 games, CLEVELAND Mitchell If Simpson rf Avila 2b Doby cf Rosen 3b Kennedy lf-rf Strickland ss Glynn lb Jlcgan Garcia Totals W'INGTON Yosl 3 Runnels ss Vernon lb Vollmcr If Jensen rf Busby cf Tcrwilliger 2b FitzCierald Byrne AB 2 0 0 0 0 0 PO I 0 1 4 2 1 1 10 7 0 -7 PO 1 0 8 3 2 5 3 A 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 10 A 3 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 4 3 4 4 3 4 oj lil 31 AB 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 2 33 Totak Cleveland Washington 8 27 110 000 020" 000 000 4 0112 RBI Doby 2. Garcia. Mitchell. Runnels.

Vollmcr. 2B Jensen. Mitchell. 3B Mitch ell. HR Vollmer.

BB Bvrne 8, Garcia 2. SO Bvrne 5. Garcia 7. Garcia (8-4). Byrne (2-1).

Promoted Binghampton, N. Y. (NEA) When the Governor's Cup was presented to the Binghamton club on opening day this season, no regular ftom the 1952 Fiastcrn League championship edition was on hand all had graduated to higher leagues. City Baseball League Lone Oak 9, Burdick's 0 (for feit) Illiopolis 2, Valley's Tavern 1. CHICAGO AB Fox 2h 4 0 2 Fain lb 3 0 0 Minoso If 4 11 Melc rf 5 11 Rivera cf 3 1 Elliott 3b 5 1 3 Lollar 3 13 Carrasijuel ss 5 0 1 Consuegra 4 0 0 Dorish 0 0 0 Totals 3n 5 11 PDLLPHIA AB loost ss 2 0 1 DeMaestri ss 2 0 0 I'hillev rt 3 0 1 Robinson lb 4 0 0 j.ernial If 3 0 0 Suder 3b 4 1 3 Michaels 2b 4 0 2 McGhre cf 2 0 0 Hamilton, 110 Astroth 4 0 1 Fhcano 3 0 0 Totals 32 2 8 I Forced runner for McGhee i Chicago 000 o' i oj JJi 1 1 I Marion in the fourth and threw him out and Quincv Smith plucked I I I rr a.

rung unit; itum jim freeman ott the wall in right in the fourth. PARIS 8. Smith, rf ranneman, 2b Payne, If Staton, ss Capachione, Bouse, ib Marion, lb JMatz, cf MacKinnon, AB 3 4 3 .3 3 4 4 4 4 PO 2 Totals No outs when winning run scored. DKCATUR AB PO A Chenard, Taylor, 2 Aancc, cf Freeman, If A. Smith, itlartinez, Ib DeLaFuente, aldcz.

3b rajeda, Totals 4 .3 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 4 6 6 0 1 4 0 0 1 1 1 4 3 16 31 3 6 27 Kris 100 100 000 2 Pecatur 000 020 0013 RBI Chenard, Martinez. Graieda. Pavne. Grajeda, Rouse. 3B A.

Smith. SB Taylor, Payne. Capachione. SH Taylor, Staton. DP Rouse, Marion and Rouse.

A)B Decatur 6. Paris 8. BB Graieda 3. iflacKinnon 1. SO Graieda 4, MacKin-rThn 2.

HBP Q. Smith by Graieda. WP MacKinnon. Conte (plate) and D'-Augustiho (bases). 1:55.

REC SOFTBALL Industrial League General Electric Smokehouse 0. Meinkel Packing 7, Rusk Mar-tew 1. Rockin' Chair League Curt's Tavern 16, YFW 4. filks 13, Jaycees 2. XJ'abash Fellowship II 4, Yoss Bros.

Marathon 3. City League lillikin Bank 6, Marvel Scheblcr 4. Q- P. Hazelrigg 3, Gregg Construction 2(8 innings). Church National League first Baptist 9, First English Lutheran 2.

Softball Tonight Smokehouse vs Fairchild Camera Shop, Champaign, at Maroa p. m. 8 2 000 022 St. Louis 100 Boston 000 000 1 OOx 4 RBI Sievers, Piersall. Kell, Goodman 2.

2B Umphlctt 2, Goodman 2. 311 Piersall. Hunter. HR Sievers. BB Larsen 2, Paige 2, Stuart 1.

SO Larsen McDer-rnott 3. Kinder 3. HO Larsen 6 in 4 1-3 innincs: Paige 2 in 2 2-3. Stuart 1 in McDermott 2 in b. Kinder .3 in 3.

McDermott (7-5). Larsen (1-5). Quality B. B. points last season and 45 points 29, 1952, nst Mansfield Dec.

0)aga in the Monticello holiday tourna- ment. Overheul, playing regularly for the first time last season, scored 269 points, Bulldog Both were members of the football team, tucker a regular end. Overheul plans to major in art, Tucker in physical education or business administration. Warren who is interested in en gineenng scored Hi points last lissason. He also was a regular half back on the football team and No.

1 pitcher on the baseball team. Don Smith, New ton's outstanding basketball player, is contemplating attending Austin Pcay Col lege at Clarksvillc, lenn. Smith, who won four varsity bas-! ketball letters, scored 667 points' last season, a 24.7 average. Ed (Bud) Bingham of Taylor-j ville has decided to enroll at the University of Illinois. Although he was a basketball regular, Bingham was noted mainly for his football ability.

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