The Maryville Daily Forum from Maryville, Missouri • Page 6

ln WORLD of Maryville Legion Win Pushes Record to 4-1; Take Over League Lead Mick Derr's 8-run homer in-: the first Inning propelled the Maryville Legion nine to a 10- 4 victory over Burlington Jet. Sunday night, boosting their league record to 4-1 and a first place spot in the league. 325-foot round tripper came early in the first inning after the first two batters. Maryville Daily Forum Monday, June 26 1967 Frank Schuster and Ron Moore, singled and doubled, respectively. Derr also had a double for Maryville.

Schuster had three singles in a row for the second game, and Steve Sutton pounded two doubles and a single. Rodney Worley provided the only heroics for the Burlington Jet. team as he smashed a 2-run homer in the sixth. Joe Hull. Maryville hurler.

got progressively stronger and ended the game with 14 strikeouts. J. O. Norris was charged with the loss. Maryville scored 10 runs on 13 hits, and Burlington Jet.

managed four runs on three hits the teams made three errors each. The Maryville squad will play Rock Port at 8 p. m. Wednesday at Rock Port. In their initial clash.

Maryville took a 3-0 decision. MARYVfUS (10) AS Schuster, cf 5 2 3 4 3 1 Derr, 3b 5 12 Milner, 5 11 DoVoro, 5 12 Sutton, 1b 4 2 3 lomb, 2b 3 0 0 Mongold, rf 3 0 0 Hull, 4 0 1 Laura Street Nine Post Church Loop Wins The Presbyterians handed the Christians a 21-4 defeat, and the Laura Street Baptists came from behind to win. 16-10, over the Methodists in Church League action Saturday night at Beal Park. Led by Lewis single, three doubles and a triple, two homers by Harold Hull, and four hits by Bob Dinsdale. the Presbyterians scored 21 runs on 20 hits.

Bob Brower was the winning pitcher. All nine Christian hits were singles. The Rev. Thomas Peake, was charged with the loss for the Christians. The Christians made seven errors, while the Presbyterians made five.

An 8-run sixth inning pulled the Laura Street Baptists from a 10-8 deficit as two errors on fly balls proved the downfall. Seven of the sixth inning runs were scored after two outs. Seven Baptists had two or more hits.Darryl Couts blasted twx) doubles and a triple for the losers, and Russ Young added two homers. home run in the sixth put the Methodists on top before the Baptists began their i wild sixth-inning melee. The Methodists made eight errors.

Laura Street made five. Maryville City Recreation Program Park DAILY AND Swimming from 1 to p. m. at the Municipal Pool. TWILIGHT 6 p.

vs. 8 p. vs. LITTLE 10:15 a. session, Oreen Hills, Watkins, (NL).

1 p. vs. Superior, (AL). 3 p. Shoe vs.

Citizens, NL). 5 p. vs. Fields, (NL). LITTLE LEAGUE- 10:15 a.

session Nodaway Valley. (AL), Citizens. Fields. iNL). 1 p.

vs. Ideal, AL). 3 p. vs. AMERICAN 8 p.

Maryville Legion at Rock Port. 8 p. vs. Burlington Jet. THURSDAY-LITTLE LEAGUE- 10:15 a.

session, McMillen, (AL), 1 p. m. Green HUls vs. Wiles, (AL). 3 Shoe vs.

Fields. (NL). CHURCH LEAGUE 7 p. vs. Methodist.

8:30 p. Baptist va. Lutheran. FRIDAY- LITTLE LEAGUE10: 15 a. session, Ideal, (AL), Maryville 8hoe, 1 p.

vs. Superior, (NL). 3 p. vs. (NL).

Ittah BURLINGTON JCT. (4) Denny, Cowden, 1 Worley, 3b Norris, Stater, cf Wheeler, 2b Me Elroy, Lewis, ss Drogoo, rf Totals 38 10 13 AB 5 4 2 2 3 4 4 4 3 31 are a common sight in Outback. To direct travelers through the lonely region, ranchers scratch outline maps in the hard-baked soil. REPLACEMENT CIRCLE SAW BLADES NW Missouri's Most Complete Slock Gerald Foster SALES and SERVICE Saw and lawnmower Shop Maryville's Sharpest Address 1305 N. Main Hold Junior-Senior Bowling Tournament The annual Junior Senior Bowling Tournament, sponsored by the City Bowling Assn.

was held Sunday at Nodaway Lanes. In the tournament, junior bowlers were required to bowl with their dads or other adults. Mark Kieser and Gary Fields won the first place junior-senior trophy with a total of 1.127. Janet Gayler and George Gavler were second with 1,086, followed by Margo Knapp and Fred Poppa with 1.074. The Junior League Tournament ended with awards won by Mark Kieser.

who rolled a handicap total of 517 for first place in the singles event; Donna Estes, second with 409, and Mike Whitney, third with 489. Bob Butcher and Mike Whitney had a 970 handicap total for first place in the doubles division of the Junior League Tournament. Capturing second and third, respectively, with handicap totals of 944 and 921 were Jan Napiecek and Gordon Miller and Mark Mitchell and Dana Whitney. The young bowlers will receive their trophies and awards at a picnic at 10 a. m.

Wednesday at Beal Park. SATURDAY- LITTLE 9:15 a. McMillen vs. Wiles, (AL). 11:15 a.

Valley vs. Green Hills, (AL). 3:30 p. m. Watkins vs.

Pickering, (NL), at Pickering. CHURCH LEAGUE 7 p. Laura Street vs. Assembly of God. 8:30 p.

Christian vs. First Baptist. First AL Triple Play Aids Yanks New York Tom Tresh drove in two runs with a fourth inning single and the New York Yankees completed a triple play in the fifth in trimming Detroit 3-2 Sunday for a 3- game sweep over the Tigers. Mel Stottlemyer. clipped for a deadoff homer by Dick Me- Auliffe in the first inning, gained his seventh victory in 14 decisions, with four innings of relief from Thad Tillotson, Steve Hamilton and Dooley Womack.

Bill Robinson touched off the fourth inning rally with a leadoff single. Mickey Mantle walked and both runners advanced on a wild pickoff attempt by Detroit starter Mickey Lolich. Tresh then banged a single to left for two runs. After Don Wert and Ray Oyler singled in the fifth, pinch hitter Jerry Lumpe lined to second baseman Horace Clarke. Clarke throw to short stop Ruben Aniaro caught Wert off second and relay to first baseman Mantle completed the American first triple play this season.

Clark singled in the fifth, took second on a ground out and scored on single to right. Ride Reichardt's First Grand Slam Homer to Victory AMERICAN 8 p. Legion at Hopkins. 8 p. vs.

Rock Port. Baseball Standings AMERICAN IEAOUI Sunday's Ratwltt Won Lost Ret.Behind Chicago 39 26 .600 Detroit 36 31.5374 Boston 35 32.522 5 Minnesota 34 33 .507 6 Cleveland 34 34 .500 California 35 37 Baltimore 32 34 .485 New York 31 35 Kansas City 32 38.457 Washington 31 39 .443 lOVi Baltimore 8, Washington 3 New York 3, Detroit 2 Boston 8, Cleveland 3 Minnesota 3, Chicago 1 California 4, Kansas City 3 See Us for Motor Tune-up All Types Welding Service Parts Howard Bros. 213 W. Fifth Phone 582-2101 MARYVILLE'S ONLY FOUR LINE DEALERSHIP BAGBY MOTORS WANTS EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT THEY BUICK OPEL KADETT PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Come in today and look them over Bagby Motors, Inc. tu W.

4th 582-3281 Phillies Take Doubleheader From Cards St. Louis (3 Don Lock hit a pair of home runs and drove in six runs Sunday as the Philadelphia Phillies swept a doubleheader from St. Louis, 6-4 and 10-4, ending the 7-game winning streak. The Phils trimmed the first-place edge over Cincin- cinnati to games before a record St. Louis doubleheader crowd of 47,014.

first homer with a grand slam homer of his major league career an inside the park shot in the first inning and George brunet and Minnie Rojas protected it as California stopped Kansas City 4-3 Sunday. ninth homer followed a 2-out infield hit by Jim Fregosi off loser John Odom and two walks. Brunet guarded the lead with a 2-hitter until the eighth when the knocked him out with two runs. With one out. John Donaldson doubled, pinch hitter Ken Harrelson singled in a run and Bert Campaneris singled, bringing in Rojas.

Ramon Webster singled in another run, but Rojas struck out the next two men and halted the in the ninth. Campaneris doubled in the first and came around on two fly balls for the first Kansas City run. man on capped a decisive 3- run fifth inning in the opener against loser Larry Jaster after Gary Cowan homered. Lock had singled in an earlier run and doubled in a 2-run fourth inning. Lock, who was 4-for-5 in the opener and 2-for-3 in the nightcap, slugged a 2-run homer off A1 Jackson in the firjt inning of the single game.

He later singled home another run. The Phils scored six unearned runs in the nightcap on four of five errors committed by the Cardinals. The first three tainted runs gave Philadelphia a 5-3 lead after solo homers by Ed Spiezio and Curt Flood of St. Louis off starter Dick Ellsworth. John Boozer relieved and stopped the Cardinals the rest of the way with one run, a run-scoring single by Orlando Cepeda, who had five hits in the twinbill.

Jim Bunning was the first- winner, but needed relief from Dick Hall after giving up homers to Cepeda and Bob Tolan. Named Head Of NGF 13 D. Rickey, a member of the National Golf Foundation board of directors for eight years, has been elevated to the presidency of the NFG. A former 3-time president of the Golf Club Manufacturers Rickey is vice president of MacGregor-Brunswick. He has been with the firm since 1942.

His father, Charles Rickey, was one of the founders of the National Golf Foundation. Loch Takes Second In High School Tourney In an 18-hole golf tournament for high school-age golfers held Sunday at Grant City Bill Loch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loch, Maryville, won the second place trophy. Young Loch, who will be a senior at Maryville R-II High School, shot a 74 on the par 64 sand green course but was edged by a single stroke by Jack Spainhowcr, Grant City, who finished with a 73.

Sixteen entrants competed in the tournament, held in conjunction with the annual men's invitational at the Grant City municipal course. Schlitzers to Go Against Merchants The Maryville Schlitzers will be looking for their second win of the season when they face the Maryville Merchants at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday at Beal Park. Bucking a rainy schedule, the Schlitzers have only one game to their credit, while the Merchants have yet to go a full nine innings.

Cliff Cockayne, coach of the Schlitzers, said he plans to start Jack Long on the mound and looks for Cleo Zirfas to start hurling for the Merchants. Attends Risk Institute James L. Lawson, local rep resentative for Mutual of Oma ha recently attended a field management institute at the company office in Omaha, Neb. Concentrated courses In all phases of agency management were provided. Lawson quial- fied to attend the school by displaying the necessary leadership qualities, having completed two basic company schools and proving himself in field sales.

PRUITT IS MEMBER OF MYF CONFERENCE Richard Pruitt, a junior at Maryville R-II High School, was elected to the Methodist Youth Fellowship council at the Sixth District rally Sunday in Cameron. Pruitt, son of Mr. and Mrs Paul Pruitt. Maryville, will serve on the council as the resentative from the Maryville sub-district group. Six members were elected to set at the council which will organize the district meetings planned for the upcoming year.

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