a a1 531/pmBattle Out Shrine PlayoffIt’ll be defending champion^ ^ ^ ______________ Arensberg, favorite to win the!aided his cause with three luts,Arott-v,Ar(y jsoaiTTist Rtjito Vavrnitounianient from the start, picked Against Licking Valley. Fritzss.»I - «- ™■ -ATru»i. L„gu, *mp-sa,r.:,n™“ionship game. Thomberry went 2 for 2 at theiMcLeishThe two won their way into the iplate for Arensberg j VfU*y ^aTd ^th^1?trv°finals with victories in quarter and Bruce Kibler pitched a four- heat Park Lanes, the Heath try,semi-final games Saturday and hitter to get the win for the drug-]with Bruce V aimer leading th ySunday Arensberg edged E T gists, then watched his brotheriwith two smiles and a double mRugg 3-2 and St Louisville 6-1, Brice three-hit St Louisville mi*0^ tnes:while State Farm beat J R Poste Sunday’s game Thomberry was St- +sviUe picked up4-0 and Licking Valley 3-0 again the hitting star, getting two,™® in the fiffli miung' f°rWinners of quaner-final games singles and two doubles in fourj°°me £1,* hl1 A homeSaturday only to be eliminated trips fe wuSSunday were Licking Valiev an Mike Stalego throw a two-hitter Wenhtro 8{ Louisville11-6 winner over Park Lanes and and struck out 15 m pitching StateSt Louisville, a 4-3 victor over Farm to its snutout of J R Poste*Wenham ;the Granville Champion StalegoWenhamAB It K Henderson cf 3 l 1 Stureill lb Nutter ss Stureill rf Growers 3b8t LmiisvilicAB R H Tharp.3b 3 112 1 13 2 12 10 Wright ss 3 0 22 0 1 Rhodeback c 2 Q 03 0 0 Tha*-p p2 11 WUson,3baBatted for Vausteenbaver in ftftfcX bBatted lor Quigley In fifth State Farm 3 £ { 1 #J R Poste 0 0 0 0 0 0—0LOB—State Farm fi J K Poste 4 BE— Off Stalego 3 off Thomas 3 SO—By St*l« ego 15 by Thomas 12 HBF—By Thom** (Druxnm 3) Winner—Stalego Lorn —Thomas tT—Brown and FooteState FarmAB R H Knegsh’er lb 2 0 0 Young»2b 2 0 1 Drumm p 3 12Stalego,ss 3 10 Emerson 3b 3 0 1 Armstrong.!! 2 0 0 Alim an, c 3 0 0 Vansteen r,cf 0 10 Emerson rf 2 0 0 Totals 10 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 0 0 1 0 2 *—3lliv V - -v -—Off Lake 5 off Drumra 1 SCK-By Lako 8 bv Drumm 7 Wnrne*—-Dmmm Loser— Lake U—Coventry and Bro*nLicking ValleyABR HMcLish ss302Calhoun,2b200Varner c300Lake.p20IRedman lb100Holman cf300Osborne If301Negele rf201Stesens,3b200Totals2005Licking ValleyState FarmRBI—Dru mm2ArensbergSoli welder If 2 0 0 Gibson lb 3 0 0Sabo p 2 0 1 Felumiee cf 2 0 02 0 1 Holmes rf 3 0 O'2 0 0 Waiters If 2 0 0,Totals 22 4 5.2 0 0 0 0 1—3 1 0 0 0 320 3 54ft Newark (O.) AdvocateIL Mon,, Aug. 12, 1963Legion Post 85 ClosesSeason, Beats MariettaRogers c Bentz 2b Total*WenhamSt Louisville „ ,2B — Wilson Wright Henderson Sabo HR—Tha’-p S—St Louisville 1 LOB—St Louisville 3. Wenham 5 BB—Off Sabo 2, off Tharp 1 SO—By Sabo 5 by Tharp 6 HBF—By Sabo 1 PB—Sabo 4 U—Coventry and DowningLicking Valiev Park Lanes-AB R H AB R H4 12 Betts 2 2 \Holland 3b Ashton lb Kibler ,p Hagan ss Sandman If ThcrnD'rj cf Kibler Read 3b Thomas c Totals Arensberg St LouisvilleAB R H4 0 1 Tharp 2b 3 0 0 Tharp ss 3 10 Wilson 3b 3 2 0 Wright pSt LouisvilleAB ft H2231003 2 14 143 0 125 fi 90 0 02 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0Rhodeback c 3Gibson lb 3Felumiee cf 33 0 1 Holmes rf 33 0 1 Walters If 1Totals 200 2 2 0 0 2—8 0 1 0 0 0 0—10 0 0 01 3McLeishCaihounVarnerLakeRedmanHolmanSmen*MilesNegeleOsbornTotals5442441130212 Deck ss 2 2 13 Moore c 2 100 Westbrook p 4 0 20 Barncord,3b 4 0 02 Pftda’ lb 3 0 01 Stiles 2b 3 114 3 1 Partington If 0 0 02 10 Del Cecato cf 1 0 02 0 3 Gellercf 2 0 035 11 13 Stiles If 0 0 0Totals 23 6 5, Licking Valley 2 16 11 0—11__ Park Lanes 0 0 10 14— 6MARIETTA—Newark American Legion Post 85 closed' km ^ w.— - IT - “•* rrRBI—Read 3 Thombem 2 Gibson 23 —Thomberry 2 Read Holland s—Gibson* LOB—Arensberg 8 St Louisville 7 BB— Brice Kibler 5 off Wright 6 SO—By Brice Kibler Z by Wright 4 HBP—B\ Wngbt t Ashton Sandman j Winner—-Brice Kibler* Loser—Wright U—Pyle. Foote Vascek.Wightman Win Not So Great As It Appears