Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 9

DECATUR HERALD FOOTBALL, OTHER SPOUTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Two Sections 18 Pages Decatur, Illinois, Saturday, September 30, 1961. Pages 9 to 18 iffin Hands Olcow Valley Sullivan, Atwood, Newman, Cerro Gordo, Bement Triumph Lakeview Triumphs Over St. Elmo, 27-7 Bloomington Romps Over Reds, 27-0 Bloomington, Sept. 29 (Special) Bloomington High unveiled a MacArthur Snaps Jacksonville's 12-Game Winning Streak, 33-13 a Homecoming crowd which in End Mike Brilley scored Hie Night Baseball At Los Angeles Cleveland Los Angeles 400 204 Latman and Romano; Chance, Moeller (2), Donohue (3) and Rodgers. HR Cleveland, Wagner 1st, 1 on.

Los Angeles, Rodgers, 3rd, 3 on. Mid-State Taylorville, Hearts, Pana, Hillsboro Win Taylorville, the defending cham pion, polished off Litchfield 27-6 last night as the Mid-State Conference football race started. Other first night winners were Effingham 12-0 over Vandalia, Hillsboro 31-14 over Greenville and Pana 7-6 over Shelbyville in a surprise. Tailback Phil Clark scored 14 points to spur undefeated Taylor ville. Litchfield is winless.

Three touchdown a by quarterback Danny Drum, playing for the first time this season after recovering from injuries, sparked undefeated Hillsboro. Mike Reardon scored both touch downs for unbeaten Effingham and had touchdown runs of 76 and 10 yards nullified by penalty. A conversion by Laverne Stalets was the difference in the Pana- Shelbyville game. Pana now has a 2-0 over-all record. Shelby 1-2.

At Litchfield Taylorville Litchfield 7 7 7 627 0 0 0 6 Phil Clark 1 run. PAT-Clark run. Clark 1 run. PAT-Clark run. Dave Bryan 12 run.

PAT John DeHaven run. DeHaven 7 run. George Balen 1 run. At Pana Shelbyville Pana 0 0 6 06 0 7 0 07 Don Rich 66 intercepted pass 66. PAT Laverne Stalets kick.

Larry Hinton 1 run. At Effingham cluded six members of the un defeated 1911 Sullivar. team. Hargis scored twice. Hollonbeck scored once and passed for one touchdown.

Sullivan now has a 2-0 Okaw record and is 3-0 over-all. Atwood has the same marks. Monticello and Areola lost for the first time. Bement and Newman are each 1-0-1 in the Okaw. Sullivan led in first downs 12-5 and in rushing yardage, 211-70.

Unity overtook Areola with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Atwood had an 11-6 edge in first downs, Newman's John Akers gained 92 yards in 16 carries and Dennis Kester scored two Cerro Gordo touchdowns. At Sullivan Tuscola Sullivan ooooo 0 12 6 725 Doug Hargis 1 run. Ray Schaljo 15 pass from Gary Hollonbeck. Hargis 10 run.

Hollonbeck 1 run. PAT Lynn Lowder kick. At Atwood Villa Grove "Atwood 0 0 6 713 6 6 7 019 A Sam Born 44 run. A Ronnie Sanders 3 run. Jim Riddell 40 pass.

A Sanders 40 pass from Jur-gens. PAT Jurgens kick. Wayne Hunt 1 run. PAT Hunt run. At Newman Monticello Newman 0 0 0 00 7 7 0 014 John Akers 25 run.

PAT Bob Moore kick. Wallace Wax 9 pass interception. PAT Moore kick. At Areola Unity Areola 0 0 7 1320 0 13 0 013 A Dan Ghere 5 run. A Jim Strange 14 pass from Bob Harshbarger.

PAT Harsh-bargerkick. Lynn Strack 35 run. PAT Jim Phillips run. Mike Weasel 1 pass from Fred Budinger. Budinger 2 run.

PAT Strack run. At Arthur Bement Arthur 7 0 13 626 0 0 0 00 Glen Kitson 2 run. PAT John Pope kick. Dick Rodgers 80 run. Gene Carpenter 2 run.

PAT Pope kick. Carpenter 5 pass from Kit- son. At Oakland Cerro Gordo Oakland 0 13 0 619 0 0 0 66 Terry Metzgar 4 run. Dennis Kester 15 run. Kester 43 run.

Jim Campbell run. Canadian Pro Football Toronto 22, Calgary 19 College Scores Miami (Ohio) 25, Penn St. 8 Chattanooga 27, Tennessee St. VMI 8. Richmond 6 Chicago mini 14, Elmhurst SC Louisiana 39, Corpus Christi 0 Detroit 34, Xavier (Ohio) 8 Jacksonville.

Sept. 29 (Special) MacArthur of Decatur snapped its football road jinx in spectacu lar fashion tonight, upsetting favored Jacksonville High, 33-13. The defeat ended a 12-game Jacksonville winning streak dating back to the 1959 season when the Crimson were beaten 13-7 by Springfield Lanphier. The Generals were tied 13-13 at halftime, but proceeded to break the game wide open with three touchdowns in the final 12 minutes. Halfback Rudy Phillips broke the tie with a 15-yard scoring run and Larry Doolin kicked his second of three extra points.

From there the Generals rolled to two fourth period touchdowns, one on a 7-yard run by Phillips with 7:17 remaining. John Fisher wrapped it up with a 33-yard run with 5:02 left to play. Touchdowns by fullback Merle Bourne and Larry Greenwell gave MacArthur its first half points. Bourne scored from the two and Greenwell took a 14-yard pass from Phillips for the other. Greg Spangenberg scored for Jacksonville from six yards out and Ron Yates from 25.

Jacksonville never threatened against a good MacArthur defense in the second half. The victory was only the fifth away from Decatur for the Generals who had previously lost 10 times over the past four years. MacArthur had 20 first downs to only 8 for Jacksonville and a 339 to 222 margin on the ground. The Generals also had a 50-8 margin on passing yardage. MacArthur now has a 2-1 record.

MAC ARTHUR I33 Ends Tennant, McFadden, Carr, Daniel. Tackles Doolin. Schride. Rinds, Kiss. Guards Dave Brown, Hawthorne, Ni-biser.

Dan Brown, D. Greenwell. Center Dealt ins. Quarterbacks L. GreeawelL Gilbert.

Halfbacks Phillips, Fisher. Honnold. Fullbacks Bourne, Case. JACKSONVILLE OJ) Ends Oxley. Rouland, Massey, Whita- ker.

Andrews. Tackles Siegrist. Burgard. Guards Heidinger, Basey, Kuntzman, Mathews. Center Warga.

Gibbs. Mittendorf. Quarterbacks Sims. Spangenberg, Damrau. Halfbacks Ferry, Yates, Brown.

Fullbacks Smith. Hacker. MacArthur Jacksonville 7 7 1333 0 13 0 013 Merle Bourne 2 run. PAT Larry Doolin kick. Greg Spangenberg 6 run.

PAT Ron Yates kick. Larry Greenwell 14 pass from Rudy Phillips. Yates 25 run. Phillips 15 run. PAT Doolin kick.

Phillips 7 run. PAT Doolin kick. John Fisher 33 run. Officials Herb Scheffler. Woody Rus-srell and Tom England (all of Spring field).

Gilman Hands Deland-Weldon 1st Loss, 13-12 Gilman, Sept 29 (Special) Gilman knocked off Deland- Weldon 13-12 tonight in a non-conference football contest. De land-Weldon beat LeRoy 27-0 in its first outing two wfks ago. DeLand-Weldon 0 6 6 0-12 Gilman 6 0 0 713 Jim Cawthon 12 run. Jim Carr 1 run. Carr 3 run Bill Poppie 42 pass from Bill Stame.

PAT. Mickey Fordyce run. Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Sullivan tripped Tuscola 25-0 last night in a battle of the 1960 Okaw Valley Conference football co-champions. In other Okaw games, Atwood beat Villa Grove 19-13, Newman shut out Monticello 14-0. Tolono Unity bumped Areola 20-13, Cerro Gordo got past Oakland 19-6 and Bement walloped Arthur, 26-0.

Doug Hargis and Gary Hollon- beck featured for Sullivan, before Meridian Assumption, Mount Zion, Maroa Win Maroa-Forsyth. Assumption and Bethany won Meridian Conference football games last night. Mount Zion defeated Lovington 26- 0 in a non-conference game. Maroa-Forsyth began defense of its 1960 champioship by over powering Niantic-Harristown, 47- 18. Tom Luallen and Elston Mitchell scored three touchdowns each for the Trojans.

Luallen had one touchdown called back due to penalty. Assumption pasted Illiopolis 51- 13 for its third victory in a week. Bethany squeezed past Mowea-qua, 13-6. Area scoring leader Bob Bant- ner tallied three touchdowns and Ron Reish two for Assumption. The final score could have been much worse Assumption had six touchdowns nullified by penalty.

Assumption now has a 4-0 over all record and is 2-0 in the Merid ian. Bantner has 72 points. Mount Zion recorded its ninth victory in a row and fifth straight shutout as Mike Lee scored 20 points. It was the Mount Zion Homecoming. Bethany gained its first Merid ian victory.

At Mount Zion Lovington Mount Zion 0 0 0 00 7 13 6 0-26 Lee Mike 17 run. PAT Lee pass from Joe Grinestaff. Lee 33 run. Mike Dennis 35 intercepted pass. PAT Lee pass from Grine staff.

Lee 40 run. At Maroa Niantic-Harristown 0 0 6 1218 Maroa-Forsyth 0 13 27 647 Tom Luallen 4 run. PAT Elson Mitchell run. Luallen 15 run. PAT E.

Mitchell run. M-E. Mitchell 60 run. PAT- Bud Blickensderfer run. E.

Mitchell 35 interceoted pass. PAT Roger Mitchell pass trom Elson Mitchell. Ron Patterson 35 run. E. Mitchell 75 kickoff return.

PAT Luallen run. Luallen 25 pass from E. Mitchell. Bob Koonce 20 run. Blickensderfer 80 run.

Larry Lake 25 run. At Assumption Illiopolis Assumption 0 6 0 713 19 26 6 051 A Ron Reish 35 run. PAT Reisch run. A Bob Bantner 5 run. A Reish 55 run.

A Bantner 25 run. PAT Bill Sinnard run. A Sinnard recovered blocked punt in end zone. PAT Bantner run. A Mickey Ruff 2 run.

A Ron Throneburg 40 pass from Bob Jackson. I Ralph Clippinger 60 run. A Bantner 58 run. I Joe Miller 6 run. PAT Clippinger run.

At Moweaqua Bethany Moweaqua 0 0 6 713 0 6 0 0-6 Jim Cearlock 8 run. Lonnie Coslow 35 pass from Dave Walker. Dick Emel 7 pass from Walker. PAT Emel kick. Bakersfield Open Golf Panthers 3rd Defeat, 7-0 By Lou Younkin Of the Herald and Review Staff A fourth down gamble in the second quarter kd to the game's only score last night at Pigott Field as Springfield Griffin hand ed Eisenhower High its third straight football loss, 7-0.

Faced with a fourth-and-six sit. uation on their own 45 late in the first half, the Cyclones gambled and won when Dave Martin hit halfback Paul Bonansinga on a 17-yard pass to the Eisenhower 38. Six plays later Pete Leu plunged over left guard from the one-foot line for the touchdown with 1:50 remaining in the half. Bonansinga recovered Martin's fumble in the end zone for the extra point. The Panthers' deepest penetra tion came in the third quarter when long runs by Raymond Por- tee and Willie Stepney moved the ball to the Griffin 18 before the Cyclones stiffened and took over on downs.

Griffin, now 2-1 for the season had 10 first downs, 183 yards rush ing and 45 yards passing. Eisen hower, 0-3, had 7 first downs, 168 yards on the ground and none through the air. GRIFFIN (7) Ends Grady, Hess. Tackles Drone, Barrett, Harm an. Guards OT)onneU, O'Hara, Butler.

Center Fleischli. Quarterback Martin. Halfbacks Yoggerst. Bonansinga, Chrani. Pearson, Micheletti.

Fullback Leu. EISENHOWER () Ends Harvey. Myers, Grabb. Hodges. Tackles Smith, BombaU, Carter, Tuley, Patheal, Hanson.

Guards Winings, Fear, Duddleston, jones. Centers Adkins. Shaw. Quarterbacks England. Allen.

Halfbacks Portee. Sepney, Gwynn. Fullbacks Polk, Anderson. Griffin Eisenhower 0 7 0 0 0 0 0-7 00 Pete Leu 1 foot run. PAT Paul Bonansinga recovered fumble in end zone.

Officials Bob Brodbeck, Orville Noth- durft and John Tuntas (aU of Peoria). Corn Belt Normal Beats Clinton, 19-6 Cllinton, Sept. 29 (Special) Clinton lost its first Corn Belt Conference football start 19-6 tonight to Normal. It was the Clinton Homecoming. Clinton now has an 0-3 record.

Normal 6 6 0 719 0 0 0 66 Clinton Bill Nobling 3 run. Delmar Ogg 2 run. Draper 9 pass from Dave Myers. PAT Bob Wertz, kick. Larry Strange 75 intercepted pass.

Prep Football Alton 13. E. St. Louis 0 Granite City 25. Collinsviue 0 Edwardsville 19.

Wood River 13 Madison 20, Cahokia 0 North Chicago 6. Marmion 0 Bloom 13, Kankakee 6 Monmouth 25, Sherrard 12 Lockport 13, Argo 7 Joliet 14. Thornton 12 St. Patrick's (Chicago) 0, Boys Tows Nebraska 0 Lanphier 13, Feitshans 0 Griffin 7. Eisenhower 0 Virden 20, Waverly 6 Gillespie 20, Mount Olive 6 Davenport (Iowa) Central 16, Island 19 Rock East Moline 28.

Rock Island Alleman 0 Moline 20, Davenport West 6 Peoria Central 6. Woodruff 0 Spalding 21, Richwoods 7 East Peoria 13. Pekin 0 Rockford Auburn 12. Rockford East Millikin Football Play Against Car Millikin University, rated a strong contender for the College Conference of Illinois football championship, gets its first league test here this afternoon when it meets Carthage College. Game time is 1:30 at Millikin Field.

It will be Parents Day and, as an added attraction, members of the 1941 undefeated Big Blue team will attend the game in a body. Carthage is back in the CCI after an absence of a decade and is rated a good ball club. Millikin opened its season last Saturday with a 22-16 victory over Illinois State Normal University at Normal. The game was played in a heavy rain and Coach Don Shroyer found it a bit difficult to judge his Big Blue under the conditions. Shroyer will go with the same starting lineup, although freshman back Fred Knetameyer will be out of action with a leg injury suffered in pre-season practice.

Assistant Coach Chuck Ross, who scouted Carthage in their loss to Carroll last week, reports the Redmen can be tough through their first 11 and was especially St. Elmo, Sept. 29 (Special) Lakeview of Decatur put on a strong offensive show tonight and beat St. Elmo 27-7 to pick up its second football victory. Leading the attack was half back Bill Dempsey who scored three touchdowns on runs of 80, 6 and 4 yards.

Maris Hitless As Yanks Nip Boston, 2-1 New York, Sept. 29 (AP) Roger Maris went hitless in four tries tonight, failing to get home run No. '61 while the American League champion New York Yankees were beating the Boston Red Sox 2-1 on Johnny Blanchard's homer in the fourth and run-producing single in the ninth. Maris now has two games remaining in which to get the homer that would make him the only player in major league baseball history to hit more home runs in one season than Babe Ruth. The Bambino set the game's most revered record with 60 homers in 1927.

Maris, of course, cannot break the Babe's record under Commissioner Ford Frick's 154-decision ruling. However, the Yankee outfielder can surpass Ruth's total by hitting at least one homer in the final games of the regular season against the Red Sox Saturday and Sunday. The 27-year-old lefty swinger couldn't get a ball out of the infield against right hander Bill Monbouquette. Boston New York 000 000 1001 7 1 000 100 0012 5 0 Monboquette and Pagliaroni; Ford, Arroyo (7), Sheldon (8) and Howard. Sheldon (11-5).

-Monboquette (14-14). HR New York, Blanchard (21). Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 Baltimore, Sept. 29 (AP) Hank Foiles hit a home run with one out in the 10th inning to give the Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 vic tory over the Chicago White Sox tonight. Chicago 100 000 001 02 7 0 Baltimore 000 001 001 1-3 7 2 Pizarro, Hacker (10) and Car- reon; Estrada and Foiles.

Es trada (15-9). Hacker (3-3) HR Baltimore, Foiles (6). Washington 2 Kansas City 0 Kansas City, Sept. 29 (AP) Peter Burnside fired a 2-hitter at the Kansas City Athletics to night for his second shutout of the season over them as the Wash ington Senators won 2-0. Washington 000 101 0002 6 0 Kansas City 000 000 000-fl 2 1 Burnside and Daley; Archer and Sullivan.

Burnside (4-9). I Archer (9-15). Team Opens CCf thage Here Today high on quarterback Bob Halsey and end Pat Schrader. The pair make up a good pass com bination, according to Ross. Carthage has already played two CCI games, beating August-ana before the loss to Carroll.

Members of the 1941 starting team who will be on hand are quarterback Ed Zachry, Decatur; halfbacks Virgil Wagner and Ed Dahm, Belleville; fullback Carl Hunt, Monticello; ends Roger Merker, Belleville and Jack Miller, Decatur; tackle Bill Murray, Monticello; guard Perry Mcin tosh and center Jean Mason, cur rent Olney football coach. Reserves who will be at the game are Bob Vaughn, Joe Doug lass, John Flaherty, Elmer Ma jors, Frank Gretsch and Don Wilt MILLIKIN Pos. CARTHAGE Rufs Koch le Pat Schrader Bob Martin it Gene Schrader Craig Thies Ig Dick Snyder Mike Constance Jim Nelson Bill Severino rg Doug Donoho Ryan Jorstad rt Jack Blayless Jim Hoffman re Don Deetjen Delmar Rutz qb Bob Halsey Ron Schmohe Ui Jim Mounts Jerry Domescik rh Don Fritz A) Domescik fb Ervin Olson Time and place 1:30 p. Millikin Field. Officials Joe Starcevlch and John Tub las.

Peoria; Tony Behreods, Normal: Joe other Spartan touchdown on an 8 yard pass from Quarterback Jer ry Brown. Brown scored two of the extra points on plunges and fullback Dennis Ballinger got the other. The only St Elmo score came in the last quarter on a 70 yard drive. Halfback Larry Gire went over for the touchdown from the 30 and quarterbark Frank Cameron plunged for the extra point. Dempsey's 80 yard run came at the beginning of the second half after the St.

Elmo kickoff went into the end zone. Dempsey, on the first play from scrimmage on the 20. went up the middle and broke into the clear for the score. Lakeview's record is now two victories and one loss and St. Elmo has lost three with no vic tories.

LAKEVIEW (27) End Baker. Scrimnsher. Stack. Brillev. James.

Tackles Stern, Mrotzek, Wakefield, Austin. Atchison. Guards Justice, Curry. Wagner, Jones. Blair, Powell.

Centers Harner, Cade. Quarterbacks Brown, Pittenger. Halfbacks Dempsey, Workman. Zien- tara, Ewing, Wolf. Fullbacks Moore, Balungr.

ST. ELMO (7) Ends Warner, Rogers, Faircbiid. Tackles Ruble, Jenkins. Guards Kirby, Hill, Reed, Grubaugh, Griffin. Center Dial.

Quarterback Cameron. Halfbacks Buzzard, Gire. Fullback Gillespie. St. Elmo Lakeview 0 0 0 77 7 7 13 027 Bill Dempsey 6 run.

PAT Dennis Ballinger run Bill Dempsey 4 tun. PAT Jerry Brown run Bill Dempsey 80 run Mike Brilley I pass from Brown. PAT Brown run Larry Giro 30 run. PAT Frank Cameron run Big 12 Maroons Top Mattoon, 27-7 Mat toon, Sept. 29 (Special) Defending Big 12 Conference football champion Mattoon drop ped its first league 'start tonight, losing to the Champaign Ma roons, 27-7.

It was the third straight defeat for Mattoon which has been handi capped by injuries. It was Chamapign's second vic tory in three starts and first in Big 12 play. Champaign 7 6 7 727 0 7 0 07 Mattoon Jim Williams recovered fum ble 24 run. PAT Bill Hay kick. Terry Fairbanks 10 pass from Hav.

Joe Spurgeon 1 run. PAT Spurgeon kick. Mike Carrington 12 run. PAT Hay kick. John Eppler 9 run.

PAT Hay kick. Mantle Will Play in Series New York, Sept. 29 (AP) Mickey Mantle, October's prob lem child every year healthwise, was feeling very much better today following minor surgery late yesterday for an abscess on his right upper hip. There was every indication he would be in his usual centerfield position for the New York Yankees when they meet the Cincinnati Reds in the first game of the World Series on Wednesday. Dr.

Sidney Gaynor, Yankee club physician, predicted that Mantle would work out with the club on Tuesday but said the player would remain in the hospital until late Saturday and definitely would miss the final 3-game series with Boston. Warr-Latham Loses, 14-0 Tremont, Sept. 29 (Special) Warrensburg Latham lost 14-0 tonight to Tremont in a non-conference football game. Warrensburg-Latham 0 0 0 00 0 7 0 7-14 Tremont Wehrl 30 run. PAT Gerstner run.

Hornickel 20 run. PAT Ev ans run. Prep Football Tonight Big 12 Conference Lincoln at Springfield strong ground game tonight that crushed Stephen Decatur's Reds 27-0 in a Big 12 Conference foot ball opener for both teams. And while the Raiders' offense rolled along in high gear, the defense came in for its share of the limelight by stopping the Reds' only two scoring threats on the 20 and 3. Bloomington opened the scoring on the second play of the second period after stopping a Stephen Decatur drive on the 20.

An 80-yard drive ended 15 plays later when Bryon Olofson scored from eight yards out and then kicked the extra point. The Raiders went 31 yards for their second touchdown, with Olofson again scoring from the four. The Reds then fumbled the ensuing kickoff on the first play on their own 30 and 6 plays later Bloomington had another touchdown. This time Ron Bess scored from 17 yards out and Harvey McMinn kicked the extra point. The Raiders' final touchdown came with 18 seconds remaining, the march going 77 yards.

Halfback Mike Neal went over from the 3 and Olofson again kicked the extra point. Bloomington had 17 first downs to 10 for the Reds, 9 of which came in the first half. Bloomington had 230 yards on the ground and 15 by passing, while the Reds gained 109 on the ground and 48 through the air. The Reds had first and goal on the Bloomington three, but quar terback Gary Stewart was thrown for a nine yard loss before Neal intercepted a Stewart pass on the next play. The loss evened the Reds' record at a victory, loss and a tie.

Bloomington has now won two of three games. The Reds still hold a 24-16 margin over the Raiders in the series that dates back to 1900. Five games have ended in a tie. STEPHEN DECATUR (9) Ends Hurm. Barnes.

Tackles WUlett, Johnson. Guards Brightman, Peck. Center Siders. Quarterbacks Stewart, Toney. Meek.

Halfbacks Jackson, Smith, Reed, Crane. Fullbacks Hayes. Withrow. BLOOMINGTON IT.1 Ends Herbeck. Feek.

McMinn. Tackles Shoup, Dahlrymplr. Hilton. Guards Gilmore, Walker, Tucci. Center Evans.

Quarterback Anderson. Halfbacks Bess, Peterson, Neal, Beich, Penn. White. Fullback Olofson. Stephen Decatur Bloomingion 0 0 7 13 -27 Bryon Olofson 8 run.

PAT Olofson kick. Olofson 4 run. Ron Bess 17 run. PAT Harvey McMinn kick. Mike Neal 3 run.

PAT Olofson kick. Officials Joe Frank, Duane Eckerty and Keith Peabody (aU of Champaign). MILLIKIN CROSS COUNTRY Blue Meets Greenville College This Morning Millikins cross-country team seeks its second victory of the sea. son this morning when it engages Greenville College at Scovill golf course. The run starts at 11 a.

m. The Blue defeated Illinois State at Normal last Saturday, 25-32. Exhibition Pro Basketball St. Louis 112, Philadelphia 104 night in a game called in the fifth inning because of rain. War ren Spahn won his 21st game for the 11th time against 13 losses, bolstered by Eddie Mathews two-run homer.

San Francisco 001 001 4 2 Milwaukee 102 lx 4 5 1 Sanford, Bolin (4), Lemay (4. Jones (5) and Riley; Spahn and Torre. W-Spahn (21-13). L-San-ford (13-9). HR Milwaukee, Math ews (32).

Special World Series Interest Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 29 (AP) -Baseball fans here will be watching the results of the World Series with a particular interest next week. Roger Maris, New York Yankees home run hitter, and Gus Bell and Gordon Coleman of the Cincinnati Reds all played with Keokuk before mov ing up to the major leagues. Long, LongshotWins San Mateo, Sept. 29 (AP) Djebonita won the first race at Bay Meadows today and paid $520.80 on a $2 bet Vandalia 0 0 0 00 Effingham 6 0 6 0-12 Mike Reardon 17 run.

Reardon 10 run. At Hillsboro Greenville 0 0 7 714 Hillsboro 7 12 6 6-31 OTooe Gets 19th Victory As Reds Beat Pirates, 8-1 Pet. G.B. Cincinnati 93 SB .612 Los Angeles 88 64 .579 5 San Francisco 84 63 .553 3 Milwaukee 82 70 JM 11 St. Louis 78 74 .513 15 Pittsburgh 73 79 .480 20 Chicago 63 89 .414 30 Philadelphia 47 105 .309 46 Danny Drum.

PAT Jim Lyerla kick. Dave Atterbery 8 pass from Drum. Guy Sheridan 8 run. Mike Kuhn 19 pass from Roger Haberer. PAT Haberer run.

Tony Parola 15 run. Rich Betterton 69 pass from Drum. Haberer 1 run. PAT Haberer kick. MSM Kincaid Blanks Pawnee 9-0 for First Victory Pawnee, Sept.

29 (Special) Kincaid won its first football game in three starts here tonight, defeating Pawnee 19-0 in a MSM Conference meeting. Kincaid Pawnee 0 7 6 619 0 0 0 0-0 John Simmons 1 run. PAT Bill Hall run. Jerome Plesche 17 run. Dan Gibson 11 run.

12 first downs. 5 first downs. 172 rushing. 47 passed. 92 rushing.

18 passed. Reds Ready Physically Pittsburgh, Sept. 29 (AP) Fred Hutuhinson of the Cincin nati Reds said today his team should go into the World Series next week in top physical condi Lion. Pittsburgh, Sept. 29 (AP) Southpaw Jim O'Toole of the National League champion Cin cinnati Reds gave up one run and four hits tonight in a five-inning pitching tuneup for the World Series.

The Reds clobbered the Pitts burgh Pirates 8-1. O'Toole, gaining his 19tli victory, struck out five and walked four before Manager Fred Hutchinson removed him after five innings. The Pirates got their only run off him in the fifth after he had fanned the first two batters. Don Clendenon tripled, and Dick Stuart singled him home. Cincinnati 300 310 0014 14 0 Pittsburgh 000 010 000-1 4 0 O'Toole, K.

Johnson (6), Jones (9) and Johnson, Edwards (2) Foss, McBean (4), Labine (8) and Smith. O'Toole (19-9). Foss (1-1) HR Cincinnati, Cole man (26). Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee, Sept 29 (AP) The Milwaukee Braves downed the San Francisco Giants 4-1 to- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati a. Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 4.

San Francisco 1 Only games scheduled. TODAVS GAMES Cincinnati (Jay 21-9) at Pittsburgh (Jackson 0-0 Los Angeles (Ortega 0-1) at Chicago (Ellsworth 9-1 1 San Francisco (McCormick 13-16) at Milwaukee (Willey 6-12) St. Louis (Washburn 0-1) at Philadelphia (Buzhardt (6-17). night AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. G.B.

New York Detroit Baltimore Chicago x-Cleveland Boston Minnesota x-Los Angeles Kansas City 107 53 61 67 75 81 84 88 90 99 99 .669 .619 99 94 86 77 76 TO 68 60 60 8 13' i 29 31 36 38 464 464 .584 .534 .487 .475 .443 .430 J77 .377 Washington -Last night's game not included. YESTERDAY RESULTS New York 2, Boston 1 Baltimore 3, Chicago 1 Detroit 6. Minnesota 4 Kansas City 2. Washington 0 Cleveland at Los Angeles, night TODAY'S GAMES Boston (Scbwall 13-6) at New York (Terry 15-3) Detroit (Koplitx 1-0) at Minnesota Kaat 8-16) Chicago (Score 1-2) at Baltimore (Pappas 12 9) Washington (Daniels 11-11) at Kansas City Shaw 12-13) Cleveland (Bell 1213) at Los Angeles iMcfiride U-1U Dick Stranahan 68-67135 Bob Rosburg 69-66135 George Bayer 70-66136 Jon Gustin 67-71138 Billy Maxwell 67-72139 Don Whitt 69-70139 Bob McCallister 72-68 no Lionel Hebert 70-70 M0 Bud Holschrr 69-71140 Jerry Barber 70-70110 Jim Ferree 71-70141 Dave Hill 74-67141 Al Balding 70-71141 Charlie Sifford 71-70141 Don Massengale 71-70141 Marty Furgol 69-72141 Sown Johnson, 70-71141.