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his homer over the have won many trophies in larger meets during that span (Staff photo) Mile Johns 880 Woods 1 :474 would check if it 4 0 8 3 2 1 3 0 10 10 1010 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 313 0 3 5th 5 13 1 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Yanks Edge A's 5 3 As Mantle 3 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 33 1 43 1 15 6 5th 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 30 4 0 3 3 5 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 3 13 2 4 Stillabower re injured his knee several times after the initial mishap the latest in the inals of the State Basket ball leaving the afternoon game after slightly more than two minutes of play His loss was believed to be the difference as Jeff Iqst to Muncie Central by only two points Davis Oliver 2b Moon it Howard rt Roseboro airly lb McMullen wiki Koufax lowa western ui Southern Ill 35 St Joseph's Ind 1 2 CLOTHING 41 6 Main Street 8 6 1 0 6 2 2 0 4 2 4210 Brwi Street Levee One gallon ctfuld take you and this 1963 Renault Dauphine 2:33 3855 REMOVE STILLABOWER'S 4 2 2 0 Taylor 2b 4 10 OHoak 3b 4 110 Callison llz Gonzalez cf 2 2 3 ton If 0 2 2 Demeter lb 6 10 Dalrymple 4 Amaro ss 0 0 0 bKlaus ss 0 0 0 Wine ss GAMES Minnesota at Kansas City (N Only fame scheduled 1 1 Brock rf 0 0 Rodgers ss 1 0 Williams If 0 0 Santo 3b 2 0 Banks lb 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 6 Moran 2b 2 lb 1 1 Wagner If 0 0 Rodgers 0 rf 1 ITorres 3b 0 1 Oregosi ss I 0 1 OChance 0 1 OLtee asatriano Navarro CKITK I owler 4 12 4 Totals out for Lee in in 7th Popped out for the stadium at that figure fnr twn years in the event the team moved to Kansas City New York 102 000 Kansas City 000 000 None PO A New York 27 10 Kan sas City 27 9 Kubek Richardson and Boyer Lumpe Howser and Siebern LOB New York 6 Kansas City 8 Many Awards Thursday NEW YORK (AP) Opening day will be award day for the members of the world champion New York Yankee when they bow at home against Baltimore Thursday In addition to hoisting the 1962 pennant the Yanks will receive their individual World Series tokens from Commissioner ord rick Mickey Mantle will receive the award as most valuable play er in the American League in 1962 Tom Tresh will be honored as the league's rookie of the year and Ralph Terry will receive the Babe Ruth Award as the out standing player in the World Kubek ss 2b Lopez rf Mantle cft Howard Boyer 3b Pepitone lb Reed If Stafford Bouton Daley tOS ANGELES an bl 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 1 ft 1 NATCHITOCHES La (AP) Pole vaulter John Pennel again bettered the world record Wednes day with a leap of 16 4 inches Officials said a surveyor be called in Thursday to the measurement to see would be submitted as a record Pennel 22 year old Northeast Louisiana State senior set the pending world mark at 16 3 on March i3 ai the Memphis Relays Pennel easily vaulted 16 4 on his 3 4 2 6 5 2 1 NATIONAL Won 2 2 2 lood Groat White Boyer Altman rt James If Oliver Javier 2b Washburn KANSAS CH ab hl 4 0 10 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ERBBSO 0 15 2 2 3 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 Hamilton 1 0 0 0 cTorre OOOOdRojas Culp fGraham 11 Totals PHILADELPHIA li bl ab bl 5 12 0 Navarro 2 owler 2 Napp Umont 2:30 7269 1 1 0 0 5 KANSAS CITY (AP) Elston 'Tartabull to ground into a double Howard and Mickey Mantle play but not before Cimoli had smashed home runs for New York scored' from third with the third and the Yankees stood off a ninth riin inning rally to edge out the Kan 1 The double play was accom sas City Athletics 5 3 Wednesday plished by the alert play of Bobby Bill Stafford started for the Yan Richardson who took Tony Ku kees and had shut out the on toss to force Howser at sec three hits before he was forced to ond base then threw to third leave with an elbow' injury with catching the surprised Haywood two out tn the seventh inning Jim Bouton who succeeded him walked four men two of them toj left field fence off starter Ted start the on their three run Bowsfield in the third inning with rally in the ninth Bouton walked Ed Charles and Chuck Essegian and Gino Cimoli singled in a run before Bud Daley was called to the moundi Hay wood Sullivan singled to fill the bases and Bobby Del sac rifice fly scored the second run Dick single filled the bases again but Daley got Jose ER BB SO I 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Stevens Wednesday with addition of four more cars 1 Joe Lencki of Chicago entered an unnamed six cylinder car Tuesday and named as his driv er Cliff Griffith of Indianapolis veteran of four previous races Myron Osborn of Denver en tered the White Spot Special and listed as his driver Joe Sostilio of Natick Mass who passed a driv test at the big track in 1953 He has not started a race here and has been inactive in recent years John Chalik of La Porte Ind entered a third car and Doug Stearley of Collegeville Pal en tered Motor reight Special Neither named a driver Since the new officials were1 scheduled to assume office 10 minutes earlier validity of the emergency action was questioned If the emergency clause is up held the ordinance became ef fective immediately and the new 2 Koufax Poseboro Weyer Barlick Vargo 220 Lost Pct 0 0 0 0 WALTER GRAY me rod 1 5 5 PV Lontz tween Tevis lb way tie for 4th and Woods (Cl relay cnatmers (Odell Culver Kiser Idaville 4:151 relay Chalmers Altman HardebecK uller) Buffalo Koufax (W 1 8) Buhl ri 0 1) McDaniel Buhl (W Buhl Bertell Harvey 2673 Cards Halt PHONE OR APPOINTMENT A2Z TIRE CO McCraw Phana RI 3 2906 0 2 0 2 1 I 0 1 10 1 Burright 1 1 IbCook 0 3 1 Coleman 110 0'1 6 Snider cf 4 0 1 0 Thomas If 4 0 11 Harkness lb 3 110 Neal 3b 2 0 10 Moran ss Jackson Stallard d' 35 4 10 4 Totals up for Jackson in 8th 1 0 0o 3 1 0 1 52 BYPASS Across from Brown Rubbor a '2 UeeiOT IN Sinclair Products Totals Struck Struck out for Bass in 8th Singled for Bryan in 9th Hit sacrifice fly for Wyatt in 9th ab 44 "3 4 I 0 4 3 0 Totals a Pooped Grounded out for Burright in 9th St Louis 800 818 021 4 New York 000 008 Kranepool Neal PO A St Louis 27 12 New York 27 18 Groat Javier and White Jackson Burright and Hark ness Moran Neal and Burright st Louis 9 New York 4 HR Groat SB James lood Wash bum 2 CARTILAGE Terry Stillabower Jefferson High three sport athlete who suffered a knee injury in foot ball last fall which limited his football and basketball performances and ended his participation in track this spring was operated on for the ailment at St Elizabeth Hospital Wednesday Drs Stahl and Holladay performed the sur gery 'They discovered a rup tured (torn) cartilage and re moved it Ijie operation apparently was a success it was reported last night although Stilla bower who has one season of eligibility remaining will to undergo extensive physio therapy to again strengthen his knee reese 3b Hamer cf Mgjoney 5 2 eLvnch 1 0 6 6 0 McLish nfiOry Brosnan gGOnder ab bl 4 110 3 0 10 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Matnews cr 4 OHubbs 2b 0 bBoros 0 Bertell Buhl McDaniel i rotais 180 SRI) Lester (T :588 100 Sewell (T :114 220 Sewell (Tt :249 880 Tecumseh fv ror (Tb 9 0 SP Hale (T) 33 HJ Hampton T) 5 2 BJ with AI Jackson Washburn a 24 year old right hander who won 12 as a rookie last year gave the Mets only four hits He retired 17 in a rowfrom the second until he walked Tim Harkness in the eighth ST LOEB NEW YORK AT BATTLE GROUND Dayton Klondike 30 Battle Ground t74 High hurdles Anthrop fK) Mil ler (BG) Summers (DL Searcy (BG) :173 100 Goris (D Morehouse K) Werner BG Parker (K) :105 Mile Burris D) BricWer K) DeLong (BG) Widmer (D) 5:060 440 Goris (D( Elser (K) Jessee (D Stair (K) :556 Low hurdles Robinson (ID Whlt loclcx (D) Anthrop (K) Miller (BG) :230 880 Burris (D Burchett (BG) Jessee (D) Lucas (K) 2:165 220 Goris (D) Morehouse (K) Robinson (D) Knight K) :240 Pole vault Whitlock (D) Bur ris tie for third between Pettit (BG) and Roush (BG) Shot put Rasner (D) Weigle (Ki Werner (BG) Lucas (K) 40 Broad jump Robinson (D Ras ner (DL tie for third between Pettit (BG) and Pettit (BG) 16' High lamp Orth (D) Smith (BG) tie for third between Brettnacher (D) Miller (BG) 0" Mile relay Dayton (Burris Has iviimiicclL cuiu Ci ly HdWAcI dm I rwoi niwtrs lcxii ax rmuuc yin oxworthy doubles combination purdue iowa ohiiTstate Notre Dame added the other three Broncho ''Illinois at Indiana points 1 The Summary Singles Jim Cochran (J) defeated Mike Helms 6 2 Gary German (J defeated Ed Eiler 6 2 6 1: Jim Barton J) defeated Ed Snowaert 6 0 6 2 Steve Minnlear defeated Bob Weaver 6 3 3 6 6 4: Rich Howell (J) defeated Jerry Downham 6 0 6 1: Dave Bellah SW defeated Hans Kuss 6 4 6 4: Dan riedma n(J) defeated Clark Howey 6 3 6 2 Doubles Cochran German (J) de feated Helms Eller 6 2 6 4 Barton Mlnnlear (J) defeated Weaver 2 6 6 2 6 2 Jerry Hawker Paul ox worthy (J) defeated Downhara Beilah 6 2 9 7 I IP Washburn (W 1 0) 9 Jackson (L 0 1) 8 Stallard 1 HBP By Jackson (Javier) Balk Jack son Stallard Jackowski Smith Pryor Secot 2:30 A 6074 HOUSTON (AP) Pinch hitter Ed Bailey hit a grand slam home run following three walks in the eighth inning bringing the San rancisco Giants from behind for Series an 8 7 victory over the Houston' Joe DiMaggio will throw out the (Hector Lopez on base blast was a tremendous shot in deep right center and Came off Norm Bass in the eighth Lopez again was on base lead off single in the first inning and Bobby Richard double into the left field corner produced the first Yankee run NEW YORK ab bl 1 1 0 Howser ss 5 0 1 cl 2 1 Lumpe 1 2 2Stebern lb 12 2Charles 3b 3 0 10 Essegian If uuucimou 0 2 0 Brvan 3 0 10 rSullivan 0 0 0 0 Bowsfield 0 0 0 0 aJimenez Bass bAlusik Wyatt dDelGreco 34 5 11 ft Totals out for Bowsfield In near freezing weather THREE DODGERS AILING I League batting arid RBI cham pion Tommy Davis all time base stealing champ Maury Wills and ex Yankee Bill Skowron all were sidelined by injury Koufax lost his shutout ifl the eighth when his seventh strikeout instead became a Cub run Catch er John Roseboro let the third1 strike on Lou Brock get away and Andre Rodgers and Billy Will followed with singles to1 score Brock I Buhl was in trouble on the very first Dodger batter Willie Davis1 who was hit by a pitched ball' stole second and scored after a theft of third when Bertell over threw that bag UBuhl held Los Angeles hitless until fourth inning sin gle and then was nicked for the second unearned Dodger run "in the fifth This time passed ball moved Dick Tracew ski from first to second and he scored on Willie two out single for a 2 9 Dodger lead LOS ANGELES CHICAGO bl 3 4 CC Nine MARION Giants overcame a 5 3 deficit in the sixth inning to trip Lafayette Central Catholic here Wednesday 8 5 evening the record at 2 2 Lefthander Jim Ponto a sopho more served up two singles and a walk to open the Marion sixth Jim Ahler relieved him walked two runs across tying the score and' then saw an error ruin the visitors Lou triple a pair of walks and Bernie single gave CC two runs in the first and singles by Steve Dohrmann Tim Wolf and Schmitt two walks and Gerry second sacrifice fly gave the Knights three more in the second But Marion njeked up a solo run in the first and two in the second then blanked CC the remainder of the way CC now is idle until April when it visits Danville Ill Schmitt' 2b Effner 3b Menning cf De Lion lb Conrad rf Morrison ss Doh rm Wolfe Ponto Ahler Totals Central 1 Marion RBI Cnnrarl Evans Ayres LOB CC 10 Marion 7 2B Lee White 3B Schmitt Alexander SM Ponto DeLion relay 'man lit: Letter T) Eighth Grade: Rossville 47 Tecum seh 3 Elrhth Grade: Rossville 47 Tecumseh 39 100 LH McAdams no time 8n Bergren 440 vandermay 1:013 100 Ter rell iRi :115 220 Terrell (R) :258 880 relay Rossville 1:54 PV Terrell and Scott iRl 7 0: SP Scheumann (Ti 37 5 HJ Ter rell and i R) 4 8 BJ Pach Totala Popped out for Buhl in Struck out for Hubbs in 9th Los Angeles IM 91 Chicago 1 000 000 Bartell 2 Rodgers TracewskL A Los Angeles 27 10 Chicago 27 9 LOB los Angeies a vnicago Moon SB Davis 2 IP 9 8 airiy ER BB SO 1 2 (10 0 16 0 0 0 ibotrt milot farther than go in the other leading imported car To school with the kids To the station And back homo Down to the Supermarket Pick up the kids And bock home Petto a PTA meeting And hack homo About 11 miledso fa rightP still have enough gas left out of gallon to go up to 29 miles morel 6 7 i 2 Kinnamon Colts Wednesday might The 'light hitting Colts had col lected 15 hits only one for extra bases chased starter Juan Marichal and held a 7 4 lead when Houston reliever Don Mc Mahon lost his control in the eighth Willie Mays started the inning with a walk After Willie McCovey hit into a force out McMahon walked Tom Haller and elipe Alou Then Giants Manager Al Dark sent in Bailey to 'hit for shortstop Jose Pagan Bailey con nected SAN RANCISCO HOLSTON ab bl ab Hiller '2b 5 0 0 0azlo2b 5 0 0 0' fective with the new temri meeting This rule would have re of office Wilson ruled nine votes quired an affirmative vote by the Baltimore were necessary for emergency ifull pouncil itwhich include? the passage of the ordinance instead mayui iwu lucuiycrawcrc ulp i of the six requirea in tne smaller ocm Council I Under the contract the Ath letics would pay 51 a year in 1963 and 1964 for use of the stadium or the next five years the rental would return to 'the Taiall a GrOunded' out for McLish in 3rd truck out for Amaro in 5th walked for Hamilton in 5th Ran for in 5tb Struck out for Maloney iireth Safe on an error and lined out for Culp in 7th Grounded out for Brosnan in 8th tpetnnatl M4 2M 7 9 1 909 110 10 12 1 Demeter reese PO Cincinnati 24 7 Philadelphia 27 13 Taylor Am and Demeteft Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 5 Cpleman Edwards Cardenas Rob i Covington 2 Callison Pinson CibUisoD Coleman Dalrymple Pinson ER BB SO 2 3 2 2 0 3 2 1 0 Mi 18 at Anderson Bedford Elk College Baseball IfSt Hammond Indianapolis and 8 Notre Dame 4 Logansport with inals May 25 DePauw Hanover Tnwa 7 Western HL 5 al Indianapolis Lotim course Junior High AT TECUMSEH reshman: Tecunweh 85 Lebanon 34 Koo vllle 7 LH Middleton T) :245 Begley (L 2:233: 440 Phils Get mileage DEALER Cplfman lb 5 Edwards 4 rdese 3b 3 500' ield Up to 57 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) VETERAN PERORMERS in West Lafayette Larry Lamberson and Lee Anderson Red Devils successful track program include (from have not been beaten in dual triangular or quad left) Coach' Jim Tatlock Craig Shaffer Ralph rangular competition in last five seasons and Stadelman John Ryden (background) Bob Ax ton Morrie Erickson Milt Stewart (background) This Week's Sports Card THURSDAY APRIL 11 Track Southwestern at Lebanon rankfort at Lafayette Jeff Delphi at West Lafayette Tennis Logansport at West Lafayette RIDAY APRIL 13 Baseball Wabash at Purdue 4 pm Tennis Lafayette Jeff at Peru SATURDAY APRIL13 Baseball Purdue at Indiana State 2 games Traek Purdue at Ohio Relays Athens: West Lafayette at Culver Military Tennis Ohio State at Purdue 9 am Northwestern at Purdue 2:30 Pm 1 1 Davis) If 3 1 1 OStaub rf 5 0 10 4 13 2 Aspr nte 3b 8 1 a 1 4 I LrOfiiS Cl 3 2 2 2 Campbell 3 6 0 0 Lliils Us I 114 Bruce p4 6 0 0 0 asmith 1 0 0 0 McMahon1 0 0 0 Nottebart 1 0 0 0 eWarwick 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 8 8 8 Totals MfflnSstrta Detroit Boston Kansas' Cit Washington WEDNESDAY RESULTS Detroit 2 Chicago Baltimore 3 Washington New York 5 Kansas City 3 'Aunnesow a vieveiwiu present figure 5 per cent of the Boston 4 lm Angeies i gate receipts I games An escape clause would permit inley to move the team if paid! Chicago at los Angeies attendance fell below 850000 in season miey would pay an extra) 3 per cent of the gate if at tendance exceeds 950000 in any iri the third IChance Chuck Schilling and' Ed jBressoud singled with one away and both scored when Yas trzemskb sliced a double over head in left fiald' ''Yastrzemski scored by Dick Stuart and the slow foot ed Stuart came all the way in from first on a double by Lu Clin ton BOSTON bl Schilling 2b 5 1'2 OPearson cf isressoua ss If Stuart 1 bGaiger lb Mejias cf Clinton rf Malzone 3b Tillman Wilson 'Slam' HOUSTON (AP) Pinch KANSAS CITY The out going City Council in a special session that lasted 10 minutes after its successor body was due to take office voted 6 1 Wednes day td'give the Kansas City Ath a now Ipaca nn Municinal Stadium that calls for $1 annual (Council will not have the power rental tor eacn oi me next twuiu repeal vears I MATCHES TEXANS OER The ordinance carried an emer Mayor Roe Bartie defeated gency clause which made it ef for re election in the recent elec fective immediately although theition met for four hours Tuesday City Counselor Keith Wilson had might with Charles inley ruled nine votes were necessarylowner of the Athletics for emergency passage Wilsonl A hassle marked the special Cepedalb Haller Alou rt Pagan ss cBailey'' Bowman ss Marichal Perry bM Alou Duffalo dKuenn Bolin Totals a di nunrip'd nut far Bruce in Struck out for Perry in 7th Hit home run for Pagan in 8th: Grounded out for Duffalo in 8th Popped out for Nottebart in 9th San rancisco 100 210 1 £1 U1U I Ha cr: Davenport pu san rran 27 8 Houston T7 1Z Ldl 8Z a a ivi 4 SUU rbUIlliCIn a laiibiovu Houston 11 2B Cepeda Runnels HR Alou Bailey SB Lillis Campbell IT xMaricha! 2 Perrv 4 Duffalo (W 0 1 Bolin 2 tBruce 5 iMrMahfln 23 NntthaH 1 1 3 0 aced two batters in 3rd Bruce 2 Burkhart Pelakoudas Walsh Conlan 3:08 12469 1 Marion h'Bolander 2b 21 Lee liHarlar Ih OlAlexander ss Qi Keys ci 1 1 Evans 3b Oshnme rf 1 liWhlte If 1 TPiercev Avres 0 0 01 sTsTl Totals Catbolie 230 Schmitt Conrad Morrison Henning Schmitt DeLion 2 Alexander White 2 Osborne HS Track AT CHALMERS Idavlle 57b Cbalmen 49 Buffalo 34Vk HH Criswell I Andrews Kiser (C) Duvall (B) :186 Mile Odell (C) McIntyre Tevis (I) aker (C) 5:206 100 Coonrod (B) uller Spangle (I) Tully (C) :111 440 Godlove (I) Westerhouse Clrlswell (I) Hardebeck (C) :580 880 Altman (C Criswell (I) Phipps (B) Johns (C) 2:170 coonroo 'hi ruuy Spanle (I) uller (Cl :255 LH Lontz (I) Kiser (C) more (B) Duvall (Bl :233 BJ Lontz (I) Coonrod Godlove (I Tully (C) 17 3'4 nrw4 (Dl I'D) 40 4W ZYH1O 1DJJ HJ Altman tie for second between: Lontz (I) and Criswell (I): four way tie for 4th between uller iC Woods 'C Duvall (B) and Coon wesei I 1 (I) tie for 2nd be and Duvall (B) two between Whitmore (B) 10 0 CHICAGO Sandy Koufax I demonstrated convincingly in this wjhless since last July 12 yielded! second game of the season played five hits and struck out 10 as the before 2673 fans shivering in Los Angeles Dodgers had both runs donated by Chicago catcher Dick Bertell for a 2 1 victory over tike? Cubs Wednesday also was first com plete game since last July 4 as thri slender southpaw spent the last half of the season hampered by circulatory ailment on a pitch idg finger It was a tough Joss for Cub smarter Bob Buhl victim Ber poor throwing and a passed bell which donated both Dodger markers for their second straight triumph over the Cubs Dodger bench strength was Netters Win tennis Bees defeated Southwestern 9 1 yesterday on the Columbian Park courts Jim Cochran Gary German Jim Barton Steve Minniear Rich Howell and Dan riedman won singles points for the victors while Dave Bellah picked up the Wildcats counter The Cochran German Barton Minniear and Jerrv Hawker Paul THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Indiana High School Athletic As sociation set up the 47th State track meet Wednesday with' Sec tionals May 10 or 11 at 16 centers Regionals May 17 at ort Wayne Gary Indianapolis and Linton apd inals May 25 at Indianapolis Tech following assignments of schools by counties were made to' the sectionals: 'Elkhart Elkhart Lagrange ble Steuben "Evansville Crawford Dubois on Perry Pike Posey Spencer Van derburgh Warrick ort Wayne Adams Allen De Kalb 'Gary Lake Calumet Gary and Hobart Twp schools Porter (schools north of US 30 except Valparaiso) Hammond Lake County schools not assigned to Gary Porter schools douth of US 30 and Valparaiso) Huntington Huntington Kosciusko Marshall Wabash Wells Whitley Indianapolis Tech Boone Ham ilton Hancock Marion (schools north of US 40) Indianapolis Washington Hendricks Jstnson Sheiby Marion (schools aUth of US 40) Lafayette Beaton Clinton Jaa Newton? Pulaski TippecanoeWarren White Linton Brown Daviess Greene Knox Lawrence Martin Monroe Morgan orange uwen Jxgansport Carroll Cass ulton Qcant Howard Miami Tipton JJlshawaka La Porte St Joseph TMuncle Blackford Delaware Jay Madison Randolph 4 rsla vow Dazotiir krcwi wt izcvwtui let 4 Ytwlz rWCs 3 M1M1I1 ITClilJi VlllUi gshT Union Wayne mr Hannoiomew uiarK rd Harrison Jackson Jefferson irurs' iscott swnzeriana wasn Lon 5 Haute Clay ountain Mont ierv Harke Pinnim jsiniivan lminion VIko re ort Wayne 'regional win ijfttch Sectional winners from Elk hairt ort Wayne Huntington and ESfeansport the Gary Regional the winners from Gary Hammond La fayette and Mishawaka the Indi djrtpolis Tech Regional the winners frbm Muncie Richmond and the two Indianapolis Sectionals and ffit Linton Regional those from Je GorUKiondj 32o Evansville Linton Seymour and son ultz whiuock) Battle Ground I I I 9 CUftCAltaisri AM 1 rvi A Lfifre Haute Golf Sectionals will be "May 17 ip MOoney 5 Worthingrton 1 Hertry 0 1) 1 3 Brosnan 2 3 NtrthaH 1 McLish 3 Hamilton 2 Cirtp tW 1 0) 2 Badschun 2 WP Malonev Worthinaton Worthington Landis Sudol Gorman Thursday Evening April 111865 wm IL I I al Angels 4 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) Right hander Earl Wilson pitched a six hitter and Cart Yastrzemski hit decisive two run double Wednes day as the Boston Red Sox defeat ed the Los Angeles Angels 4 1 The victory gave the Red Sox a split of the two game series Wilson who pitched a no hitter against the Angels last season permitted only two runners be yond second base after the first inning The Angels got their only run secorid try Wednesday in an out when Lee Thomas doubled with door triangular meet with North two out in the first and scored ori westem Louisiana State and Mc a single by Leon Wagner The Red Sox got all their runs! knocked the bar off as he off loser Dean was coming down i He next tried 16 6 but failed three times Total! a Grounded Ran for Stuart Navarro in 7th Boloa 0M ODD I Lo Angeles 100 000 Torres Mejias Rodgers PO A Boston zz Los Anceies ran regosi and Thomas Malzone Schilling and Stuart LOB Boston 9 Los Angeles 6 Thomas Yastrzemski Clinton wagner 1 0 Chann 0 1 Lee 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 10 0 Rfllrisrhun fl 0 fl (I Mei'5 wecnesaay in a Tiaiue LAAYETTE CAR WASH Phona GI 7 1905 I a 5 a Koufax Wins 2 1 In irst Start Howard Rip Homeis 1 1 1 NBA Playoffs ATLANTA The Saturday Evening Post said Wednesday it year beginning with 1965 printed the truth in an article! iniey argued he was' entitled which charged former Georgia! (0 a year rentai because Athletic Director Wallace Buttsiof an offer made t0 the Dallas gave his football Texans football team for use of secrets to Coach Paul Bryant of (he stadium at that figure for two Aiaoama last ran The Post publishers Curtis Pub lishing Co Tiled in ederal Court their answer to $10 million libel suit brought by Butts The publisher denied the article was libelous and also denied allegations in com plaint which said the Post had accused him pf rigging the 1962 entry list for the 500 mile Memor Georgia Alabama football game ial Day race at the Indianapolis The answer said Motor Speedway stood at 57 lennanc avers mat me statements in the article complained of which are of and concerning the plantiff are The publishers also said that Butts complaint to claim upon which relief iled with the answer motion to strike part of the libel suit which said that Post ad vertising revenues have declined drastically and the Post has sorted recently to the publishing and printing of lurid defamatory and expose type matter concern ing nationally known personali The publishing firm said that part of the complaint was irrele vant and totally unrelated to issues of the Boston 142 Cincinnati 131 (Boston wins best of 7 Eastern Division final 4 3 Today's Game St Louis at Los Anseles best of 7 Western Division final tied 3 3) Game St Louis or Los Angeles at Boston1 I (first of best of 7 'championship 5 final)' 1000 1000 1000 1000667333000000 000000 WEDNESDAY RESULTS St Louis 4 New York 0 Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 7 San rancisco 8 Houston 7 GAMES Los Angeles at Chicago New York at Milwaukee TA 1 held the Council was bound by the session called by Bartie Wilsorioniy games scheduled rules governing the incoming ruled that the outgoing Council games Council rather than old: rales had to operate under new rules i rninii tone nniorrro1 riiiravinv iti inp iz man tiHirHii JIIIVC U1C VUUUVH rvaa vuiui NEW YORK Ray Wash from nine to 13 members ef which took the oath aftef (bum pitched the St Louts Cardi nals to their second straight shut out victory over the New York tie Jeff 72 7z ATTICA Lafayette Jefferson golfers tied Attica High Wednes day afternoon 74 7j4 and now have a record of 0 1 1 for the young season Playing on their home course Mcerren and Ward shared medal honors with 87s while the best Jeff swingers could get was 91 by Munson next meet is with West Lafayette High on Purdue's South cisco course next weunesuay Summary: Mcerren (A) 87 defeated Cordell (J) 92 2 1 Swltt (A) 88 defeated Munson iJ) 91 2 1 Tra viola (J) 100 defeated Hatton (A 115 2 4 Tra viola (J) 96 defeated) Schmid I Al 1UU Ward (A 87 defeated Kramer 94 214 14 Nip Cincy Philadelphia (ap) The Philadelphia Phillies scored eight runs in the seventh inning Wednesday night for a come ftcim behind 10 7 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and a sweep of tb two game series Phillies who trailed by six rajs at one stage sent 11 players to the plate during the seventh in ning belaboring three Cincinnati pitchers for six hits including doubles by John Callison and Wes Covington and a two run homer by Clay Dalrymple Covington led the at tack with a single and two doubles with the second two bagger tying tlve game in the victorious rally Jdhnny Callison also homered for the winners CDfClNNATI Cardenas as Rose 2b Pinson rt Robinson If (B) SP Tevis (I) Woods (C) Coon HJ a I i mi ra nrrtrtifTT 'TJi 1 11 2 ans 10 Gives 4 7 ay 2B Lumpe Howard Richardson Mantle Howard Bouton Del Greco IP ER BB SO Stafford (W 1 0) 6 2 3 3 0 0 2 3 Bouton 1 1 3 1 3 3 4 2 Dales 1 2 0 0 0 0 Bowstield (L 0 1) 5 7 3 3 1 3 Bass 3 3 2 2 0 0 Wyatt 1 1 0 0 0 1 Chylak Rice Valentine McKinley AMIAtlCAN Woa Ixnt Pct Behlad 2 iooo 2 0 iooo 1 1 500 i i a 1 1 500 1 1 500 1 i 5oo i i i 5oo i ty 2 000 2 0 2 000 2 2 SB Effner Balk Piereey Ayres Ponto IP ER BB SO Ponto 5 8 6 5 2 6 Ahler 1 1 2 0 2 21 Piereey 5 3 3 7 2' Ayres 2 0 0 0 0 01 aced three batters in 6th.