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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 17

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Stone Thornton def Charles Callonl enwtck def Kit Kildahl 2 ond THIRD LIGHT Stead def Kenley McMindes Robinson def Roger Johnson 1 SECOND LIGHT Wright def Don Hurtt 1 up HEATING AIR CONDITIONING RERIGERATION AMMONIA SYSTEMS PHONE 9th Street Road 3 2 2 39 3 9 2 Totals 100 200 001 3 30" approach aero Entiro ront of Garogo Elming BB MILWAUKEE (AP) Gene Oliver hit a two run home run that powered the streaking Mil waukee Braves to a 5 4 second game victory over the New York Mets and a sweep of a Sunday doubleheader The Braves who have won six straight took the first game 5 1 as Tony Cloninger pitched a six hitter and Ed Mathews belted two home runs The double vic tory was the first of the season The losses extended the latest losing streak to eight second game blast up 19 SOW the his tee shot out of Lincoln Service Inc PeHn Illinois Dept 76 15 0 0 Jones cf Wood rd Golf 1 of ab bi 4 12 1 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 i 3 0 4 0 2 0 i 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 32 1 6 1 BB SO 2 0 2 0 0 0 Monday's Games Portland at Spokane Denver at Arkansas Only games scheduled Saturday's Results Vancouver 3 Seattle 1 Oklahoma City 5 6 Denver 3 1 Portland 2 9 Spokane 0 5 San Diego 6 Arkansas 3 Indianapolis 8 3 Salt Lake City 5 2 Hawaii 4 Tacoma 3 Sunday's Results San Diego 5 5 Akansas 2 1 Vancouver 7 11 Seattle 4 4 Spokane 6 Portland 2 Oklahoma City 8 Denver 5 Indianapolis at Salt Lake City poned rain Hawaii 3 2 Tacoma 0 1 Second Game 300 100 032 000 5 (3) and Kirkpatrick def Lou Patterson 1 up Jim Garland def Denny King 1 up 19 holes Phil Kelly def Bob Mather 3 and 1 Harold Wallace def Dale ord 4 and 3 Steve Lyman def Bob Munson 1 up 20 holes John Deerr def Paul Spencer 1 up 20 noies Phil up Don Lance Neuman def Herb Burruss 1 holes rank Eberhardt def Harry Green 5 JilU 4 Ed Walters def Jack Hobbs 1 up Russell Hunt def Glen VonSeggern ana i Jerry Hooker def ana Dick and 1 Jock Sunday and their fourth straight triumph seventh homer came on Bo first pitch It matched Johnny hom er that had given the Phillies a 1 0 lead against winning right hander Tracy Stallard in the top half of the first The Cardinals followed homer with singles by Dick Groat and Phil Gagliano Groat then scored from third when third strike pitch to Curt lood got past catcher Pat Corrales homer Belinsky came in the sixth GROAT ROJAS BOOTED Groat and the Phillies Cookie Rojas both were ejected for arguing calls by the umpires Groat got the thumb for only the second time in his 12 year career after John Kibler called him out at first base on his third inning bunt Rojas was ejected after a 3 2 pitch to Gagliano which Plate Umpire Lee Weyer called a ball Indianapolis Bill Bright homered and doublet walked one struck out 15 and scattered three hits to lead the visitors to a 4 0 win over the Lafayette Columbians here Sun day night As a result the hosts ab sorbed their fifth Central Indi ana Baseball League loss of the season against six wins The Columbians were helpless against servings with only four baserunners in the game and no more than one in any inning Schuster scored two runs in the fifth when Bill Bright doub bled McGee singled and went to second on the throw in Mc Gee and fly In safe when Bill Bright homered with a 365 foot blast over the right field fence The Columbians travel to Michigan City for a Saturday noon game at the state prison then travel to New castle tor Sunday doubleheader SCHUSTER Los Chicago 3 5 Kansas City 2 7 1st 10 innings day as he downed nelly in 16 holes Lemmon took out tough Bill Dahl winning No IS for a 2 up edge Jurkewicz tangled with one of his Jefferson High golf team mates BoV Guinnup and fin ished that one on the 17th green 2 and 1 and Petrie scrambling from the first tee to the final green edged Tom Ryan the 1965 medalist and a top con tender for the honors Oddly Lemmon had conclud ed play at Edwood Glen in exactly the same fash ion winning the 18th to sideline Brent Hartman No 1 man of the West Lafayette team the past two years Other Saturday results were: Mayerstein over Bruce Wagner 4 and 3 Connelly over Henry Rosenthal 5 and 4 Dahl over Joe Butler 4 and 2 Petrie over Mike Kramer (still another Jeff player) 1 up Ryan over Bob Zink 4 and 3 Jurkewicz over Dick Schnaible 2 up and Guin nup over Ron Johnson 6 and 5 Heavy rains riday night and Saturday morning and again Saturday night interfere with the golf but instead made each of the courses play Next semifinals will be over the Purdue South Course 36 hole finale at Lafayette Country Club As always the public is in vited to watch the play at any of the courses The final round of the Cham pionship light is slated to start at LCC at noon inal matches in the lower flights will be of 18 hote duration and will be completed before the title round is too far along The second and third round results: SECOND ROUND CHAMPIONSHIP LIGHT Buffy Mayerstein aet 4 ana Phil 5 ond Art Rill Tony Petrie def Mike Kramer 1 up i om Tom 2 up Bob and 5 eighth inning The split left the Reds in sec ond place in the National League games behind the I Los Angeles Dodgers who beat Chicago 4 3 in 11 innings Jav makine his first start Alou If Bolling 2b Aaron rf Oliver 0 0 Mat'ews 3b ab bi 3 2 2 Defending champion Buffy Mayerstein firing excellent golf and another former winner Art Lemmon will go against each other next Saturday in the fea ture semi final match of the City Golf Tourney while Tony Petrie always a threat in the affair will meet 17 year old Tom Jurkewicz in the second match Mayerstein was one under par at Elks Country Club Sun day as he downed Phil Con 3 and 2 student then lost when his second in a creek and 32nd when he Bruce Wagner 3 Connelly def Henry Rosenthal 4 Lemon def Brent Hartman 2 up Dahl def Joe Butler 4 and 2 Ryan def Bob Zink 4 and 3 Jurkewicz def Dick Schnaible Guinnup def Ronald Johnson 6 IRST LIGHT i Hadley def Jim Ribley 4 ond 3 Son Smothers KANSAS CITY Mo (AP) The Kansas City Chiefs granted an emergency leave Saturday to rookie halfback Cheeks1 who was notified that his month old son had smothered in bed at Houston Tex i Cheeks formerly of Texas Southern learned of his son's death while taking part in the American ootball League first workout at training camp Mutual OMAHA ym yertZ irst Game MILWAUKEE 1 6) at Los Angeles ran June 19 His record now is 11 8 ft 4 rt run 0 JUL j4vlo ivnv iuhcuihv wit Chuck leadoff home run I in the first inning KANSAS CITY (AP) George Boutell of Phoenix Ariz captured the 62nd Trans Mississippi Amateur Championship Sunday with a up victory over Jim Hardy Hutchinson Kan Boutell 21 year old student Arizona State University led up after the morning round on a 1 over par performance and still led at the 27th hole but Hardy drew even by winning the 29th with a par 4 and the 30th with a 10 foot birdie putt The 22 year old Hardy an Ok lahoma State the 31st hole shot landed dropped hooked bounds That four holes to go He lost the 35th when he three putted but halved) the 36th to clinch the title oul nnd 7 Burton Wrlqht def Bill Hill 4 and Dwight Mix def Charles Downey and 8 Ed Cook def Dick Haddock 2 up won tsergren aet Minend 3 Ted Kuntz def rank and 1 Bob Kennedv def Ron IAmmpr Rnh OURTH LIGHT Horney def Charles Buhl Hoeft McDaniel Hendley 0 2 Willhite Miller 1 Perranoski Reed 4 2 2 3:05 27508 30 5 6 4 100 000 013 001 5 DP Milwaukee ab bi! A 1 1 4 i sot ilgame victory his first sirxe 3 Dixon 3 6 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 6 4 Cincinnati 5 8 Milwaukee 5 5 New York 1 4 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1 and 5 and 1 Barclay in nnd Bill Grounds def red Moser 3 Bob Querv def Mike Altina 3 Don Bain def Bob Lindsey 1 up Jay Kirkpatrick def Herm Bouwkamp 1 up 19 Bill Bramble def Ray Riley 5 and 4 Jim Coddington def Harold May 1 up luck i ayior aei Norm neuiiei unu i rtrin I Bill Haas def Bill Dethlefs Gary and 2 Keith and 1 Ted nnrl A Rnh I nnriUrnm def Tom Holl 5 and Lowell Russell def Jerry Hampton 1 i TO hnlec Clinton Conorroe Jr def Tom Shriner and I Ivan Miller def Randy Hublcr 1 up SIXTH LIGHT Bill Cadwallader def Metzger def Dave Edmondson def John May 4 ond Charles Rose 1 up Bill Leslie 5 and 3 Second Game Pittsburgh 000 001 Cincinnati 002 132 8 Gibbon Wood (6) Carpin (7) and Pa gliaroni Crandall (7) Jay McCool (8 and Coker Jay (7 2) Gibbon (2 9) 25637 airlv Santo (18) SB Wills 2 IP 6 2 1 3 1 2 3 1 3 6 2 3 a Tl 3 (sent the winning run across I irst Game CINCINNATI 0 1 Corr in the seventh Rojas had just switched into catching gear aft er starting the game at base PHILADELPHIA ST LOUIS ab bi 3 0 10 Brock If 3 0 10 Groat ss 1 0 0 0 Maxvill ss 2 111 Gagliano 3 0 0 0 lood cf 4 0 2 0 White lb3 0 0 0 Shannon 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Buchek 11 0 0 0 Stallard 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0' 28 1 5 1 Totals COLUMBIANS 2 Conrad cf 0 Haysss 0 Brodyrf 1 Purvis if 1 Weiler lb Elminqc Schmitt 2b Effner 3b Dixon Sterlings a Selisph Jagade To Coach CHICAGO (AP) Harry' (Chick) Jagade former Cleve Top Quality Verticalr Horizontal Gable Siding Annplpc ifhnnrp nt AAinnsntn Kansas City (Sheldon 3 3) at Chicago Baltimore (Barber 7 6) at Cleveland (Stanqe 4 2) night Boston (Lonborg 5 10) at New York (Bouton 4 v) nigni Washington (Ortega 9 8) at (Lolich 9 4) SATURDAY GAMES Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 New York 5 Washington 4 Chicago 5 Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 8 Boston 5 Baltimore at Detroit postponed rain GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE IMMEDIATE SERVICE WHILE SHOP Just leave your car with us for top quality work and service BILL ANDREWS OLDSMOBILE CASH and CARRY LUMBER Inc BYPASS US 52 Between South and Union Streets Open 7 AM to 5 PM (Saturday 7 AM to 4 PM) JACK VAUGHAN JOE MIKESELL MGR RANCIS NAVILLE 0 Alou rf 1 McCovey 1 Mays cf 1 Hart 3b i 1 Haller 1 Lanier 2b Peterson ph Dav i 2b Perry Burda ph MAIou ph Totals 300 A single by Maury Wills and aisan rancisco ooo no iland Brown and Chicago Bear double by airlv produced the! Move Davenport Houston fullback signed as head coach first Dodger run in the first in iproncisco 6 of the Chicago Panthers of the ning Wills wound up the dayJ2 with four hits and two stolen 1 UP Learner 10 and 8 Randy airman Dick Cole def Rill Runriv rief Dick def Bog Mareachen and 3 Claude Miller def Bob Cottell 3 and Don Biddle def Bob Lennen 6 and SEVENTH LIGM I Goen def Bob Tracey 3 and AArtncfiolH fim Rumnza Trout def Richard Garrett i iirn Hpf I nek Pisrce 3 and Alan King def Ken Winter 10 and John and 3 Craig and 3 PACIIC COAST LEAGUE Eastern 0 Belinsky Shannon Stargell Rodgers SO triggered a three run first in mente tied the score with a two ning outburst that carried Hous run pinch double After another ton to a 5 2 triumph over San lwalk Andre single i i C7 I IV1 ounuay The 37 vear old ox led off the'PITTSBURGH first with a single against Gay lord Perry and scored the first run on singles by Lee Maye and! Jim Wynn Maye scored on Rus ty infield grounder and Ron Brand singled in Wynn i Claude Raymond who had to' leave after five innings with a stiff arm earned the victory his sixth against three losses! Ron Taylor finished up for theiP'burgh Acr rze iCincinnati 003 001 100 5 Abirus Rodgers DP Pittsburgh 1 Cincin Tt uac thp first timo in ovartlv nai 3 Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 6 Il was me Tirst time in exactly I 2B Clendenon Clemente Coleman one year that the Astros hadlEdwords Robinson rs it i '(22) Rose (4) Pinson (1 won at Candlestick Park They riend Edwards McGee Bright PB Brignr Bright Dixon Sterling Richey CHICAGO (AP) Dennis Ralston the top ranked tennis player won his second straight National Clay Courts championship Sunday when he Alou Gentile (12) Wynn Burda 2 0 4 0 0 II i I' VI lit Wliril mil llflflll lt tl ni niitt'r zu so off with a double and Roberto Swoboda i I audit rf (Smith 3b raneu i i Join IVICCOOI tOOK over with an Bickman 7 2 lead and got one out then Donn Clendenon doubled ini Kiaus ss a run tlnd another scored on Bill rnri long fly before the step nsn Parsons side was retired i cowan ph IVE HITS TWO WALKS Milwaukee Kuses two run nomer ana a uirkmon Swoboda solo blast by Pinson gave the I1 New York 7 Milwaukee 1 UD Miller 'll AAftfhmaic 9 1O1 Reds a short lived lead 1 third inning of the opener 5 The Reds led 5 2 in the eighth wm Cloninger 2:29 am llllzv I wata! I iU a a I whcii mine wiiu ccu lier hit his 22nd homer led off1 with a single Singles by Jerry iXaukee Lvnch and Clendenon produced (3)J ischer Kelley (3) and Oliver Kelley ione Pittsburgh run Hin Krniiui RANKS SHOES SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Games Pittsburgh (Law 8 9) at Cincinnati (Nuxhail 6 2) night New York (isher (Johnson 9 4) night Philadelphia (Short (Washburn 5 6) night Houston (Nottebart (Drvsdale 14 8) nlaht Chicago (Ellsworth 10 5) at San cisco (Sanford 4 3) SATURDAY GAMES Philadelphia 14 Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 4 New York 1 San Los I Perry L7 8 Murakami Parhnl ob bi Linzy SyT 'Zy 5 14 Of lPtrrj fnrri 1 4 0 0 0 Linzy 2:15 20198 4 0 0 0 1 into the left field bleacl came in the third inning after a single by Hank Aaron The Braves down 3 0 after one inning tied the score in the second on a walk and singles by Joe Torre Mack Jones and Ty Cline and an error by third baseman Charley Smith IRST WIN IN MONTH The Mets hopped on starter Hank ischer for three first inning runs two on Bobby bases loaded double Jim Hickman drove in New fourth run with a bloop single in the fourth Solo home runs bv Mathews i i his 18th and 19th were all Clon finger needed to record the first fl The Pirates won the opener 6 5 with a four run outburst in the RAND Belinsky alSO Off wanner' baiascnun Stallard Woodeshick Bv ales 2:33 18846 INDUSTRIAL PROCESS PIPING HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS PLUMBING CERTIIED WELDING SH 2 7311 Lafayette Indiana Totals SeUz grounded out tor Dixon nnn O7O Columbians 000 000 OOO 0 RBI McGee Seay Bright 2 Eftner LOB Schuster 8 Columbians 4' Weller Bright HR Bright Sf? Seay SH Nlcoison Effner SB LOS ANGELES (AP) Lefebvre who tied the score with a two run single in the ninth inning doubled home the winning run in the 11th as the National League leading Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Chi cago Cubs 4 3 Sunday Lefebvre's double to right center off reliever Bob Hendley scored Wes Parker who had drawn a walk with one out and brought the Dodgers their fourth straight victory The win boosted their leaguel had lost 11 straight lead over Cincinnati to l1 jjm homer starting the fourth inning knocked out The Dodgers tied the scorePerry who lost his eighth game with two runs in the ninth inning'in 15decisions 'when Billy Hoett walked Koni Houston airly and John Roseboro andiox 3b Lou Johnson and Lefebvre i Maye if stroked singles off Lindv Me cf Daniel hit drove in staub rf two runs The Cubs built a 3 1 lead on two run seventh inning helped Taylor along by airly error and Ron 18th homer in the eighth Craoofad Bottom Plat Moistur OvrhelKj Wood or Door Rvaorarn ivrmii nrirwiii No Money Down Gary Alon one? 2 Rudy and 5 Lloyd Tom arrell def Bob Bouwkamp 2 up Lennen aet Jim Williams Graham def Bill rancis THIRD ROUND ruAMPIflNCMIP ICWT Mayerstein def Connelly 3 and Lemmon def Dahl 2 up Petrie def Rvon 1 up Jurkewicz def Guinnup 2 and 1 IRST LIGHT Kirkpatrick def Hadley 9 and 8 Kelley det Gariana ano Robinson def Deerr 7 and 5 Wallace def Lyman 3 ond 1 SECOND LIGHT Eberhardt def Walters 4 and 3 Neumon def Wriqht 1 up 20 Hunt def Hooker 1 up Thornton def enwick 4 ond 2 mipn IfiHT Stead def Wright 1 up 19 holes Cook def Mix 4 and 3 Kuntz def Bergren 4 ond 3 Kennedy def Kemmer 4 ond 3 OURTH LIGHT Grounds def Horney 3 and 2 Bain def Query 1 up Bramble def Kirkpatrick 5 and Taylor def Coddington ana ITH LIGHT McCarter def Haas 1 up McLaughlin def Dawson 2 and 1 Russell def Lundstrom 5 and 4 I Miller def Conarroe2 and 1 SIXTH LIGHT airman def Cole 2 upi Cadwallader def Learner holes O'Brien def Bundy 4 and 3 Biddle def Miller 1 up 19 SEVENTH LIGHT Goen def Mansfield 3 and 2 Trout def Lucas 3 and 2 Kina def arrell 5 and 3 Graham def Lehnen 3 and 2 Boutell Cops Trans Miss 7 SAN RANCISCO ob bi ab bi 4 1 2 0 ss 4 1)1 4 1 3 2 4 0 4 0 3 1 4 0 4 0 2 2 Cliff Richey 6 4 4 6 6 4 6 3 at! the River orest Club It a total loss Richey family from sister Nancy captured an i third straight National Clay Courts title defeating Julie Heldman 6 3 9 7 Richey ston the as if he would run off with the I title taking a 4 1 lead in the Ichicogo ooo ooo 210 00 3 Lo Angeles 100 000 002 first set I Miller airly Chicago 1 Los The 23 year old Ralston how 'nfleies 2 Chicago 7 Los Angeles ever stormed oacK anu wui Beckert five straight games to capture the set Richey 18 again shot in front in the second set grabbing a 5 1 lead Ralston cut the margin to 5 4 before banging the set point into the net allowing Ri chey to tie the match Nancy Richey had a lot of dif ficulty in retaining her champi onship nuanTY WORKMANSHIP AS LOW AS per month BEST BILT 1 1 0 nnn 3 i oi of a doubleheader 4 I 4 0 0 3 0 1 4 1 2 3 0 1 3 0 0 Monday Evening July 19 1965 Mayerstein Under Par i ns Anae es ci ninhl IXUII5U5 Vy IJH1 (Horlen 8 6) night 2 season CHICAGO LOS ANGELES ab bi 5 0 10 Wills SS 4 0 10 Gilliam 3b 4 0 0 0 Davis cf 5 111 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 Parker lb 1 1 0 Lefebvre 2b 0 0 0 Willhite 1 0 0 ph 0 0 0 Moon ph 0 11 for the Dallas Richey Willlgms rf unprecedented ib jqcKson pr Kuenn If Hoeft Altman lb Krug Bailey Kes'nger QHI top seed'ciemens if I I Cl I One out when winning run scored Hiller (3) Mathews 2 (19) tne IP ER BB SO 0 0 3 ST LOUIS (AP) The St: Louis Cardinals coupled home runs by Lou Brock and Tim Mc Carver with a third strike passed ball for a 3 1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Briggs cf Roias 2b Dal'mple Callison rf Allen 3b Johnson If lb Phillips ph Wine ss Gonzalez ph Taylor 2b Corrales ph Amaro ss Belinsky Stuart ph Totals Philadelphia St Louis Brock Philadelphia 1 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 8 Since June 26 got into trouble in I NEW YORK RrorV nTUMrrn the eighth when Bill Vjrdon led ER BB 2 Clemente singled li 0 2 I de TV ei Ii I 1 6 0 8 8 1 0 1 4 Lot Angeles 4 Chicago 3 11 Innings Houston 5 San rancisco 2 Pct GB Los Angeles 55 38 591 Cincinnati 52 38 San rancisco 47 39 547 Milwaukee 47 40 540 5 Philadelphia 46 42 523 6Vj St Louis 45 45 500 Pittsburgh 45 47 489 Houston 40 47 460 12 Chicago 41 50 451 13 New York 29 61 322 24 Baltimore 4 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Cleveland 1 Washington 3 New York 0 Won Lost Pct Behind Minnesota 55 33 625 Baltimore 51 36 586 3Va Chicago 51 36 586 3 Cleveland 51 36 586 Detroit 47 38 553 New York 44 47 484 12Va Los Angeles 42 48 467 14 Washington 37 53 411 19 Boston 32 54 372 22 Kansas City 27 56 325 25V? 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