Powers Sparks Junior Legion Nine to VictoryDennis Pow« rs hit a grand slam home run and a single as Janesville scored nine runs in the first inning and went on to defeat Monroe, 13-1, in a State Line Junior Legion Baseball League game here Saturday. The victory moved Janesville into a tie with Beloit for second place in the Western Division with 3-1 records, half a game behind Ldgerton (3-0). It was Monroe s first defeat and the team now has a 2-1 markPowers’ hits were the only ones Janesville got in that frame. Powers opened the inning by singling and stealing secot.d. Two errors and five bases on balls followed Powers then blasted his 4-run homer.The victors scored two more runs in the second on walks to Doug Me Lay and Jerry Stadler, singles by Ron Grabow and Arme Quaerna and a sacrifice by Bob Wagner.The last two Janesville runs came in the fourth on a hit, three bases on balls and an error.Monroe tallied one run in thefifth on a walk, error and single. | Wagner on the mound for Janesville allowed six hits, walked four and fanned eight. Janesville got six hits off Jerry Schliem and Dave Grams. Schliem fanned one and walked seven and gave up three hits in two innings. Grams was touched for three hits, walked tw'o and struck out one in four innings.League games tooav includeBrodhead at Ldgerton and Beloitat Whitewater, both at 5 30 p m , and I.ak« Geneva at 1 ake Mills at 8 p m.Monro* (!) Janetvlllt (111ab r h' abt hMuftick If 4 ft 2 Power* rf .112Ball 2b 3 0 1 Rau gartner 2b 4 I 1Fngeh taon 3b 4 0 ft s»hlormer lb 3 10Schliem p 3 0 1 Goluih If 3 11Rockow cf 3 © 2 M. Lay 3b 3 10Gram* *» ft 2 ft ft Grahrm rf 4 2 12 1 0 Quaerna •Jim Hefty 2 0ft Stadler r liftHatvebader ft ft ft Wagnef p ft 2 0J«hn Hefty 2 ft 0 Pregont 1 0 •Bla*er 0 ft ft23 I ft 23 liftMottto# ©ft© ftlft 4— IJane*villa .....................ft2ft 2lt;x» *-13Homo run—Rowtr*. Rate* on balk Wanner 4, Schltetn 7, Gram* ? Strikeout* —Wagner I, Schliem I, (iramaHit Drought Over-HaneyBy THE ASSOCIATED PRLSSSAN FRANCISCO (AP)- “We were due to start hitting/' declared Milwaukee Braves Manager Fred Haney after his defending champions repulsed another challenge bv the San Francisco Giants.Hank Aaron knocked in six runs with three homers Sunday to lead the 15-hit Milwaukee assault that swamped the Giants 13 - 3 and provided the Braves a 1'2 game lead in the National league.“Weve been flounderingaround for a month.” Haney said. j He reiterated, * we were due to start hitting.”Giants Were leadersThe Braves hadn't won a series in three weeks, ami San Francis co had grabbed a Vi game league lead by beating them in the opener of their three game set.Then Milwaukee surged baik behind Lew Burdette and Warren Spahn for two victories.Lntil Burdette turned the truk. no Milwaukee pitcher had gone the full route in It) previousami three walks. Five runs were added in the third before the Rod I egs scored A reduction in the number of Ponv Leaders will be made this evening when the Phillies and Red Sox clash at .130. little League games will have Athlet ics vs. Dodgers at 1 p m and White S-'x vs. Braves fi 15 Tuesday's games l ittle l eague —5. Yankees vs Giants, fi 15. Indians vs Tigers Pony league—5 30 Red legs vs. Senators.Red I eg*lt;2!Pirate*(HI• br h*br h;rhiiltp* mIft ftv* 4ft tit b4I I !lt; onwiv ?b1ft ftSpeer lt;2! ftShebeM* lt;f c3 ft 1(tnlurh 3b22 2Olonnoi c3ft ftSHendel If4 ft ftMet *nn IfiI ftGaimm 2b21 5Sti And r2 ft ftScttattfisktp 3a 1Campbell b21 1I tftvy mi12 ftMathew* 3b2 ft 1Lit ton rf2ft 1Rier rf2 ft ftJ I *\ v « f31 1McCann cf ftft ftV. rbftti rf12 \173 324 13 11Red 1 cI......... n— 2Pir«U. .................... W.V JJ 11Two b**# tviitfiftki 2, I 'b*nGoluvli Flint on hall*—-Sti and I Sbeh***ia I Slt; ie*nn*ki ft Struck rnif-sttand 4. Sh*be«ti I, Slt; i**tin*ki 4U.S. Track Team Well BalancedBOULDER. Cob. (AP) - The Stars and Stripes will lie carried into international tm« k and field competition this summer bv a