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Grocers Victorious, Im Grocers Victorious, e- .* 11 ■■mpwbm Capture Playoff Beat Miller's Loss Of Seniors By 9-6 Score Standings Unitas Star The Lee Grocers Tittle, Wayne cap- Hits Biloxi tured the Shaughnessy Playoff of Major League Standings 11, the Mobile County Baseball Lea- By United Press International National Future gue yesterday afternoon in Prit- League Bright In Post-Season Tilts chard with a 9-6 victory over (Mil- W L Pet. GB (First in a series lers Air-Conditioning. previewing the Los Angeles 74 48 .607 teams of Mississippi’s Big Eight Cun the By United Press International McGrath picked up San Francisco 78 54 .557 6 Conference) Lee as Last winter’s pro football bet- Wayne pitching victory St. Louis 68 54 .557 6 he held an 6-1 lead before Coach ting scandals apparently haven’t Philadelphia 67 53 .536 8% BILOXI, Miss. (UPI)—Gradua- Jackson Meets Howard Bennett brought on Tom- curbed the fans’ appetite for the Cincinnati 57 51 .523 10 tion wiped out most of last year’s By DON BROADUS my Seaman in relief to finish sport. Sports up Chicago 64 59 .520 10% Biloxi team that marched unbeat- the final three innings. the absence of Milwaukee 64 60 .516 11 end to the Big Eight Conference Despite suspend- Memphis Today Sumerlin was the loser for Mil- ed Paul and Alex Kar- Pittsburgh 61 61 .500 13 championship but the Indians Hornung Jackson Man, lers as he went all the way giving ras from the 1963 National Foot- In Finals Briefs Final Debates Houston 46 79 .368 29% could rank among the leaders Legion up 12 hits. ball a New York 39 84 .317 35% this fall. League scene, total of 179,- again MEMPHIS (UPI) Weekend MSU Team Win The Grocers moved into the lead 305 turned up for last Saturday Jackson, Sports Summary Coach W. D. Wiles is facing a strolled Baton United Press International Heard in fourth when they gathered five Saturday's Results night’s exhibition action. Miss., by Rouge By Today familiar problem of lack of ex- an 18-0 to State Net Titles runs. Los Angeles 3 New York 2 A doubleheader at Cleveland Sunday night by score, Saturday perience plus a shortage of ends, the Louisiana baseballers Seaman led off with a walk and Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 drew who drop SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. but he has a 83,218 spectators In Butts Case GREENVILLE, Miss. (UPI) — two-platoon align- from competition in the south- the Shorty Dearman and Clem Del- St. Louis 8 San Francisco 7 watched Y. A. Tittle set up three Crewman defeated big three ment thats raring to the central American tourna Noland Touchstone of Jakson won followed with 5 3 keep Legion of and ATLANTA (UPI) — linger singles to Philadelphia Pittsburgh touchdowns on passes as the New Chateaugay, Candy Spots Attorneys Indians in contention. ment. the men’s division of the load the bases. Milwaukee 6 Houston 1 York Giants defeated the Detroit Never Bend in the $81,400 Trav- complete their arguments today singles Gone are 16 An error of a ball hit Gene lettermen-regulars Jackson will meet Memphis to- ers Stakes at Saratoga. in the $1 million libel suit former state closed tennis by Lions, 24-21, and Johnny Unitas Mississippi Sunday’s Results who led the Indians to an unbeaten the Wallace Winstead, a walk to C. Arnold and toss two strikes in the night at Midsouth Fair- Georgia athletic director L. 7 New York 1st 10 wins and a scoring tournament Sunday, defeating Tito Angeles 0, season, tie, and here in finals of the six- CHICAGO — Butts the Satur- singles by Turner and McGrath Baltimore Colts’ 21-7 victory over grounds Smart Deb, 2-year- brought against L. Angeles 3 New York 2, 2nd the league crown. Echiburu of Mississippi Slate Uni- produced the five runs which sent the Cleveland Browns. state tourney. Memphis needs old filly champion for 1962, won day Evening Post. 3 1 of the veterans versity. the grocers into the lead. Philadelphia Pittsburgh Many returning only tonight’s victory for the title, the $8’,000 Matron Handicap at Following the closing argu-' Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1, 1st are found in the offensive back- The champion Green Bay Pack- It took three sets for Touch- Millers came back with a sin- but a Mississippi win would re- Arlington Park. mcnts, Federal Judge Lewis R. | field. Jim Wallis has been moved ers routed the Dallas Cowboys, gle tally in the home half of the Chicago 4 Cincinnati 0, 2nd quire a playoff Tuesday night. will deliver his stone to clinch the crown. The 31-10, before 53,121 in the Texas Morgan charge from defense to take over — fourth but Wayne Lee added three Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 quarter- An overflow crowd of 4,000 is TOKYO Don Schollander of and the of 12 businessmen Jackson netter dropped Echiburu City, and 42,966 saw the Minne- jury S. Fran, at St. rain backing chores handled last year for the which and Saari 6-1 in the first fell 0-6 in the more runs in the fifth and one in L, ppd, expected game Santa Clara, Calif., Roy may get the case late today. set, all conference sota Vikings romp over the Rams, the eighllh. by Ricky Branson. could be a repeat of the thriller of El Segundo, Calif., set world second and came back to win the Probable Pitchers 27-3, at Los Angeles. Post attorney Welborn Cody and Monday’s Fullback Claude Sicuro, who won records in a dual meet third 6-. Seaman, Dearman and Dellin- Memphis Saturday night, swimming New York at Philadelphia 190 is the re- In American Football Leage Butts’ attorney Allen Lockerman ger led the Wayne Lee hitters at weighs pounds, only squeaking past Jackson 4-3 in a with Japan. Touchstone rached the ficals by (Night) —Cisco (7-12) vs. Bennett offensive the Kansas painted contrasting pictures of the plate with two hits each, while turning regular but let- pre-season games, 10th inning. Butts the round defeating Buddy Lomax of Laurel (5-2). termen Steve 170 City Chiefs trounced the Oakland Sunday during opening Sumerlin vent three for four for Baudry, pounds, the only unbeaten — Memphis, — 6-4, 6-2 earlier Sunday. Echiburu San Francisco at St. Louis and who Raiders, 35-21, before 13,500 at LOS ANGELES The U.S. of the arguments Friday. Millers. Kennedy Pitalo, weighs team in the double elimination defeated Robert Dean of Leland Sanford (12-12) vs. Gibson (13-7). 155, are at the halfback slots. Seattle, Wash., and 11,135 fans at clinched its Davis Cup series with Morgan, who has presided over Yesterday’s contest closed out tourney, will place its record of 6-, 6-2 to gai his spot. Only games scheduled. The offensive foward wall will Denver viewed the Broncos’ 31-35 Mexico when Dennis Ralston de- the bitterly fought courtroom con- the Wayne Lee season with an 31 straight wins on the block. The Echiburn and Orlando Braca- have a complete new lineup. Ends win over the San Diego Chargers. feated Rafael Osuna, 6-1, 6-3, 7-5, test now entering its third week, overall 25-3 record and a 17-3 rec- Tuesday’s Games winner of the final will represent onte, also of Mississippi State, Jim Howarth, a 155-pounder, and Equally large crowds are ex- m a singles match. already has said that he will in- ord in Mobile County League play. N. York at Phila., 2, twi-night the region in national competition shared the men’s title. Jerry Everette, who also weighs pected for seven NHL exhibition struct the that the confcrover- dougles Bennett announced that Mc- at next month at N. H. jury Pittsburgh Chicago Keene, — The two students whipped Touch- 155, will be the smallest in the games this weekend. On Satur- HARTFORD, Conn. Billy Cas- sal Saturday Evening Post arti- Grath led the pitchers on squad Cincinnati at Houston, night stone and Lomax 6-2, 6-4. front line. day, Dallas meets Los Angeles at per Jr., won the Insurance City cle, “The Story of a College Foot- with 10 wins and no defeats, while St. Louis at L. Ang., night New York at Phillip Levine, a 220-punder, and Portland, Ore.; Detroit plays St. Minneapolis. Open golf tournament with a 72- ball Fix,” is libelous per se, or Seaman hurled 5-0 ball on the Milwaukee at San Fran., night who Louis at Omaha; Green Bay faces In the American Football hole score of 271. libelous cn its face. George Burnett, had overhead a season. George Fortenberry, weighs will be at tackle with Johnson Chicago at Milwaukee; Philadel- League, San Diego is at Houston It will then be to the conversation last fall in A honoring the Wayne American League 190, up jurors, telephone banquet MIAMI — W L Pet. GB Hanson, 190, and Joe Allen, 190, phia tussles with Washington at for a Thursday night game, and BEACH, Fla. Th« none of whom ever has played which Butts gave away Georgia Lee squad will be held Wednes- at and Charlotte, N. C., and Baltimore New York plays Oakland at Mo- World Boxing Association re- college football, to decide if the football secrets to Paul (Bear) day night at 7 p.m. at Cotita’s New York 78 43 .645 ... guards Clyde Hunt, 180, at center. tackles Pittsburgh at Atlanta. On bile, Ala., and Denver visits Kan- turned Carlos Ortiz’ lightweight magazine, or Butts, told the truth.
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