Sox, Senators Maintain .TROPHIES Leads In Home Stretch m .PLAQUES H 's A Run-a-Way Race As the Midget league runs down to its final games of the season Special Prices to n the Yankees defeated ihe Tigers 13-11. Home runs by Peter Che- Bowling Leagues, Clubs, m midlln and Tim Dow helped" lo lock up the win for pitcher Marc Etc. i—i FYO Junior League Rozar, C The Twins beat the Indians z The F.Y.O junior League Baseball season is entering its last behind the pitching of UobbySwi- MANUFACTURERS- RETAIL m wuek of play. The Cards, who ran away and hid from the rest slior and the hitting of Charlie BUY DIRECT & SAVE Fears and Billy McKean. of the League during the first half of the season, have shown Continentals Engraving dsng on premisgs no sips of letting up , although they had trouble with Frank Sal- The Orioles got a tighter group vo's Astros as they barely squeaked by 1-0. on their second place position in Are Still J.D. TROPHY That game saw losing pitcher Achor had aU three Qf the svest division as they downed the Braves 13-5, Doug Apple- & SPORTS SHOP John Achor give up only 1 hit hits. In the Reds-Astros game 1721 East Second St. wlnle striking ou£ 13 Cards, but gate was the winning pitcher for Undefeated it was Dave Fisher leading the the Orioles "and Eric Nielsen Scotch Plains some sloppy fielding let a run way as winning pitcher and most o r e in the 5th inning, and that homered for them, In the Scotch Plains Recreation 322-7(77 s c consl5[ent w uh b Commissions Senior Softball The Yankees won their seco'nd g League, Joe Triano's Continen- game of the week by upsetting beat the second place Giants 8- Rick Olsson singled and doubled tals defeated John's Meat Mar- LOW PRICE the first place- Senators 9-6, ket by a score of 7-4 last week 1 behind Greg Ricter, who was for the Reds, and Jim Schott Steve Murano pitched for the SPECIALS %e winning pitcher and also de- singled and tripled for the As- to win their 6th straight game winners Tim Dow, Marc Rozar of the season. Dennis (Cy Young) '62 FALCON livered a key triple with the tros, In the only other game and joe Fllppen lead their hit- Pedicinl chalked up his sixth bases loaded, Scott Summers reported, the Cubs knocked off ting attack. J.Dr., Heater, Stick. wine 3 for 3 in that game, and the Dodgers 5-1 in a make-up win of the season and 39th over $249 losing pitcher Emil Murano de- game which had been rained out The Red Sox added another win a three year period as he pitched '64 DODGE a sparkling six hitter allowing Darf Station Wagon. Auto. livered the Giants only run with earlier, and the Pirates thumped to their Impressive record by only 4 runners to advance past Tram,, Radio and Heater a doublCi the Mets, 8-2. This game saw finally topping a stubborn Tiger Dave Chemidlin, Pirate pitcher, team 11-6, second, Gene Sczeclna, joe Roc- $349 The Reds picked up a lot of end a season-long hitting slump Mike Brown pitched for the co and Dennis Pedlclni "all had '64 JEEP ground on the rest of the League two or more hits for the victors, Wagonitr, 4-Whtil Drivi, by pounding a single and a long winners and contributed two hits Raide. H§atef. by beating the Cubs 4-2 and the homerun, Marshall Ludwig also along with James Clifford and Tom Jackson had two hits for Astros by 8-6, Scott Rodgers homered for the winners, The a home run by John Salvo. the losers, Tom Hiltz hit a long $1099 struck out 12 Cubs and issued standings are- \y r home run over the right field '65 PONTIAC only two walks to offset a fine The Athletics dumped the In- fence for John's Market. Li Mini 2-Dr, Hardtop, Radio, Cards 12 1 Htattr, Auto. Tram., Power pitching performance by Henry Giants 9 3 dians 13-7 with help from se- In other league action Scotch Steering Achor, who had 4 strikeouts. Pirates 8 4 veral pitchers and throwing Hills Realty, led by all star $699 However it was Achor's wild- Reds 6 6 errors by the Indians. Frank Butz and the heavy hit- '65 MERCURY ness that cost him, as he walked Dodgers 3 7 The Senators defeated the Ath- ting of Gary Novello, Paul De Colony Park station wagon, radio, heatir, powir itiiring, nine. In the end it was a tri- Mets 4 8 letics 9-3 on five pitching per- Francesco and Ben Novello all auto, trans., vtry clean, FAC- ple svith two on by Scott Rod- Cubs 3 9 formance by Cullen Monahan. chipped in with two or more hits TORY AI$119R CONDITIQNINO9 . gers that made the difference. Astros 2 11 Dan Deegan's 3 hits for the lo- in upending the Scotch Plains '66 CHEVROLET Police by a score of 11-7. John Malibu 2-Dr. Hardtop, Radio. sers was a fine effort. Hitter, Auto. Trans. Doll continued his torrid hitting The Twins lost to the Orioles for the Police by hitting 10 out $1039 Dodgers - Orioles Keep 2-1 in the week's final game as out of the last 15 at bats, '67 FORD both pitchers turned In supurb Fred's Dell nipped Park Be- Fairiani t-Or., Auto. Trans. jobs as the score tells. Both verage by a score of 8-6 as $899 Little League Leads Eric Nielsen of the Orioles and Fred Felter, Ken Booth, Paul Charlie Fears of the Twins gave Stlzza, Russ Schmidt, Steve Pet SPECIAL After eight weeks of play, the Dodgers in the National League, up scattered hits. Lou Ruprecht and the Orioles In the American League, remain in first place in meister, Tom Duffy and joe Kol- delivered a hit in the last inn- esar all played an outstanding SUBARU the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Little League, Managers Doug Burnslde ing to score the winning run. Demonstrator. 2-dr. radio, (Dodgers) and Bill Zekas (Orioles) will not be able to give their game. Park Beverage was once heatir, 4-ipeea irtni., vinyl With only 2 games remaining gain led by the fine play of Henry top, whitt walls, bucket stats. teams a breather until the regular season is concluded on July to be played, the Red Sox have 17th, ' " ~ Janssen, Ed Ejonell, Jim Les- $1849 clinched the East Division pen- trange, joe Somerville, Weyman The Giants defeated the Mets Gary McElveen each smacked nant and the Senators are the Everly, Tom Montagna, BobKoz- 8-5, on Monday evening as Keith three hits for the Red Sox. Champs of the West, »67 PONTIAC Imor and Lou Vuono, Li Mans, 2-Dr. Hardtop, Radio, Cook and Bobby Moskel each had In the second game, the Braves Hitter, Auto. Trans., Power Thursday evening June 24 at VV. L Stiiring, Vinyl Top, Whiti Wills, tsvo hits. John Martin was the win- beat the Giants, 12-10. Steve AMERICAN LEAGUE VS. ning pitcher as he threw a 4- Sullivan and Elaine Mineo each 6-30 p.m. will pit these two Continentals 6 0 $1329 hituer. The Phillies, behind the had three hits for the Braves, teams against each other at Fo- Scotch Hills Realty 3 3 3 '67 CAMARO 2-hit pitching of Dan Gregg, Ed Reilly stroked two singles rest Road for the Midget League Scotch Plains Teachers 2 2-Dr. Hardtop, Radio, Heater, easily beat the Indians, 5-1, on for the victors, John Martin had championship, Scotch Plains Police 1 3 Standard Trans. Wednesday. Steve Dillon had a three, Kevin Foley two, and Mike A thrilling game is assured Park Beverage 1 5 $999 solo home run and Dave Hall Frederico two hits to lead the by these two teams. »67 CHEVROLET picked up two safeties for the Giants hitting attack. NATIONAL LEAGUE Capries Station Wagon, Auto. 1 Trans., Powir Stiiring, Radio winners. 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