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Tuesday, September 1, 1964WEUSVtUE DAILY REPOEdge All-Stars 9ierrv Moses Slams Homerfly CHUCK WARDGerry Moses Almost did it.WelisVillfe’s big rookie catcher caught hold of a 1-2 pitch ahd sent it high, far, and Wide over the left field wall at Batavia last night to give the NY-P AU-Stars a 7-6 lead over the Syracuse Chiefs in the sixth inning.But, the Intern a 11 o n a 1 League’s top team came ‘baek with a 3ingleton in the seventh off Hsd Sox pitcher Charley Miller and got a two-run homer from Jackie Moote iti the ninthiMttMm „off Jack Nutter to eke out a 9-8 win over the NY-P contingent in the second annual All-Star tilt.Moses’ homer, over the 386-foot mark, sent the numerous scouts at the game home muttering to themselves. The 17-year-old backstop, considered ah untouchable in the Boston organization in as far as the major league draft is concern-! ed, looked bad on a pair of pitches before connecting. 'Moses swung well ahead of a chahge-up and then bit for asharp curve down low that he missed by an adequate margin for a quick two strikes. After taking a ball, the rookie got into the next pitch for the temporary go-ahead tally.The All-Stars took advantage of sloppy Syracuse fielding in the first two innings for single runs and a 2-0 lead before Mack Jones, the IL’s top home run hitter with 36, creased a 2-2 pitch offered up by Binghamton's John Foley for a two-run homer and a lie gome.Jouc's had been the victim ofOutlook for Giants*As Long as Y.A. Stays HealthyfBy JACK HANDAssociated Pre.ss Sports Writer^ •FAIHFIELD, Conn. lt;AP —As long as Y.A. Tittle stays healthy, the New York Giants have to be a threat to win a fourth straight Eastern Confer-LeBaron Ignored As Cowboys Look For Another QBa few catcalls from his teammates after fanning in The first inning.Syracuse added the go-ahead run in the same stanza as Willie Morton laeed a ball on a line over the left field wall. The Chiefs added an unearned run in the fourth off Jamestown’s Dick Nod for a 4-2 bod.The Stars, limited to a scant single in the first inning through this point by Tommy Timmerman got; a start in the bottom of the fifth as Triplet pitcher Hick Peterson drew a walk.The locals Tony AteJlo, inserted at third In the fourth, laced a one-hopper baek to the mound. A throw to second was wild and both runners were safe.Jamestown shortstop Chuck Hughes was safe on an error by his opposing shortstop to load the bases with no outs to set the stage for Binghamton’s John May.The NY-P's “Clown Prince” ripped a 1-1 pitch' out of the
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Wellsville Daily Reporter
Wellsville, New York, US
Tue, Sep 01, 1964
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