Yanks Advance Lead To 6 A ;
Cards' Lead Cut To 'A-Game
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct.GB
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
62 41 .602
62 42 .596 H
5S 44 .573 3
58 46
57 48
45 60
36 66
36 68
.558 4'i
.543 6
.429 18
.353 25'i
.346 26a
Pittsburgh
Sondiy't Results
New York ?-2, Cincinnati 6-3 (1st
game 14 innings!
Chicago 6-3, Pittsburgh 0-2 (2nd
game 11 innings)
Philadelphia 5-1, St. Louis 4-4 (1st
game 12 innings)
Milwaukee 9, Brooklyn 7
Saturday's Results
Brooklyn 7, Milwaukee 1
St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 1
New York 5, Cincinnati 4 (It in
nings) Pittsburgh at Chicago, postponed,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet, GB
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
69 34
62 40
5B 47
50 52
50 53
50 53
39 66
36 67
.670
.608 6'i
.544 13
.490 IS'i
.485 19
.485 19
.371 31
.350 33
Sunday'
Results
New York 5-6, Cleveland 2-5
Chicago 11, Boston 6
Washington 8, Detroit 4
Baltimore 5, Kansas City 0
Saturday's Results
New York 5, Cleveland 3
Boston 8, Chicago 7
Washington 4, Detroit 3 (17 in-
nings)
Baltimore 7, Kansas City 6
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Enos Slaughter, 41, the hustling
"Country Boy" who is Ihe oldest
active player in the American
League, is showing the younger
New York Yankees how the game
is played.
Five hits in Sunday's double vic
tory over Cleveland boosted Slaugh
ter's lifetime total to 2,301 in a ca
reer dating back to 1938 when he
broke into the majors with the St.
Louis Cardinals.
Slaughter's single tied the score
and his three-run homer off John
ny Gray sewed up the 5-2 first
game. After Jerry Lumpe's
scratch pinch sihgle had tied the
score in the ninth inning of the
second game, Enos came through
with a looping single to center,
that gave the Yanks their eighth
straight 6-5.
The sweep stretched the Yan
kee lead to 6Va games over Chi
cago which battered Boston pitch
ing for 19 hits and an 11-6 deci
sion in a single game. Cleveland
dropped into a fifth-place tie with
Baltimore 19 games off the pace.
The Orioles handed Kansas City
its seventh -straight defeat 50 on
Billy Loes' five-hitler and Wash
ington thumped Detroit 8-4 as the
two clubs set a Griffith Stadium
record with seven home runs.
Braves Beat 8rooks
While Slaughter was strutting his
stuff at Yankee Stadium, his old
St. Louis mates saw their National
League lead reduced to a half
game. After bowing to the bril
liant relief pitching of the Phillies'
Harvey Haddix in the 12-inning
opener 5-4, the Cards won the sec
ond game 4-1 on Lindy McDan
iePs steady nine-hitler. "
Milwaukee moved within a half
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i game of St. Louis by holding off a
late Brooklyn spurt tor a 8-7 vic
tory with the help of homers by
Eddie Mathews, Dei Rice, Johnny
! Logan and Henry Aaron.
I Cincinnati split a pair with New
York, losing the first in 14 innings
! 7-6 when Willie Mays hit two honi
jers. ami a triple. The Redlegs
; pulled out the second game 3-2 on
TED WILLIAMS
, . setting hot pace.
Seattle Boxing Tourney
Ends; Portlander Wins
SEATTLE t
Handsome,
rtirv.ha'irp Hlllp Hav Pm-fv, nil
San Jose, Calif., who had to jump
to tag lanky Jose Rigores of Cu- i
ba, was picked as the most color
ful fighter of She Internationul
Amateur Boxing Tournament;
which ended here Saturday night, j
Perez, a serviceman fighting on i
the Hawaiian team, whipped Ri
gores in the 112-pound finals to
take one of the 10 diamond hetis
awarded to the champions of the
weight divisions.
Mexico's Jorge Garcia, Im
pounder who won his country's
only international title, was picked
as the outstanding fighter. Willie
Noel of Canada, eliminated in the
early rounds, was named most
courageous.
Chosen as the outstanding bout
of the entire three-day affair was
a bhstering 165-pound battle in the
finals, in which Tony Pascua of
Hawaii edged on! the American
AAU cham?, Alex Ford of Youngs-1
1 CT
town, O.
railed Slates which had seven) 'Terry Long with 3-4 was the tup
fighters m he finals and torn: ; bMtr gr Driim followed by Sha--three
titles. Hawaii and Cuba also 0seB witb 2.j Kor Oakland,
winning three titles each, placeu c!arit L ong was the ieadi ng batter
second and third, respectively. wy(, 2-4,
Mexico, wmi one cfiiiinpioitsinp,
0,,,-lh (-.i fifth rhin
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Sixin ami japim sevemfi.
Kesturs oi me cnampioiismp :
bouts: I
178 pounds Willie Richardson,
Portland, Ore., defeated Lindy
Lindmoser, Canada.
The St. Louis Cardinal 1957 ros
ter included four Smiths Robert
;., Bobbv Cene. Harold Rand
SmTh ind C.M h as A! j
Smith.
Jon Ilaaven, North Dakota
iter, holds the Loyola of Chicago,
neimiousc s " i
.,,,u,, .
points m one game.
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iiuuc udiiic is un5M miw i
rtnst hobolhall ri, !,! Thou f irvt
oldest basketball rival. They first
met in 1908 and have played 73
times.
THE FARM BUREAU
a six-hitler by rookie Vicente Amor,
Chicago climbed out of the cellar
by beating Pittsburgh twice 6-0 be
hind Moe Drabowsky and 3-2 on
Jack Liltrell's pinch double in the
Hlh, spoiling Danny Murlaugh's
debut os Pirate manager.
Slaughter drove in four runs off
Gray while Whitey Korti rolled to
his seventh win on a six - hitter.
Alter Tommy Byrne blew a 4-1
load in he second game, it was
Slaughter's hit that finally hung
a 10th defeat on relief man Bob
Lemon.
Williams Hitting .38?
Although Mickey Mantle had five
hits in the doublchearter, sending
his average to .368, he still was
far behind Boston's Ted Williams
who moved up to .389 with three
singles in four trips against Dick
Donovan of Chicago.
Donovan went all Ihe way for
the fourth straight time to win
his 12th despite 14 Boston hits.
Loes' shutout was his fifth vic
tory over Kansas City among his
11 wins, lie struck out eight and
didn't walk a man,
lioy Sievers failed in his attempt
So break the American League
hecord that he tied Saturday by
.lilting homers in six consecutive
! C'imft ttmvpvpr iVlp linmos
Wilt Boiling, Rocky Bridges and
Kddie Yost of the Senators and
Bill Tultle, Ray Boone and Al Ka
Itne of the Tigers homered.
In the National, Ihe Cards eight
game winning steak was snapped
by Haddix when Larry Jackson
walked in the winning run in the
12th.
McDaniei helped his own cause
with a freak double that dropped
near home plate and led to the
ftrsl Card run when Al Dark
tripled. The bonus pitcher nursed
a 2-1 lead until the eighth when
two singles and Granny Hamner's
two-base error let St. Louis pick
up two more off Curt Simmons
who had just replaced Warren
Hacker.
Warren Spahn, who seldom
works against Brooklyn, faced the
Dodgers for ihe first time since
June 5, 1936 to put down a late
rally.
i Drain Silk Sox
hAvtinff fln loflfl
mjhh
TIMBERETTES LEAGUE
W L Pel,
,,..,
Oakland
4 1
3 1
1 2
1 2
0 2
Myrtle Creek
tit'een
Yoncalla
The Drain Silk Sox moved closer
to the loop lead in the TimberetU's
Girls Softball League with a 13-4
win over league-leading Oakland
in a game played on the Drain
Uelu Saturday morntn
Never behind, the Drain team
scored three rims in the last of the
first inning, added a single run ia
the third, two in the fourth and
seven in the fifth to win the game
easily
In the big fifth inning for Drain
J"s an,d lw0 ak-1,iLmli en,ors
riiH afl fho rfn matrix iififh tha L-ot."
in .jnr
:y"ldUU
Iflt 020 0 4 5 a
Dram
301 270 x IS 14 ?,
Kcnlev and Ross- Johnson and
weaver,
WP: Johnson. LP: Kenlev.
Woman Swimmer Fails
In Straits Attempt-
VICTORIA, B.C. Myr
Thompson, 22-year-old San Kran-
,L TZ
I Miss Thompson made an ex-
cen-,!1?"?!, J6;h.0:UI ..,3
raU Vancmlvpr ,s)aml from
Washington State's Olympic Pemii-
SUa m tne second annual mass
jswim behveen victoria and Port
Anseles, Wash. The swim has
,,, mafi nnlv three times
uCen IIlHOt OIIIV Uli It linn s.
Just as the California girl was
close enough to the Washington
shore to see people on the beach
on Ediz Hook at Port Angeles, the
Iticle turned and started to carry
! her out to sea and away from her
goal.
, College Atl-Stars
Grid For Friday Tiir
CHICAGO The College
All Stars return to work MomSav
; afler a Sunday holiday to finish
i preparations for their Friday night
football date against the New
York Giants at Soldier field.
So far, progress in the Ail Star
camp has been moderate but
Coach Curly Lamhean has hopes
that his team's balance will bring
on a victory over the National
Football League champions,
j After studying movies of prevl
l otis workouts, Lambeau plans to
' make several changes which will
; aid his aim of upsetting the f It
! ants. Lambeau did not indicate
what changes he will make.
ROSEBURG
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PROUD AND SMILING is John Wiiverding of Roseburg,
shown here with ors umdentifiead young lady offer winning
the A-trophy dash for the first time in his facing career
Saturday night at the Roseburg Speedway. He also placed
sixth in the A-moirt event to round out a good everting of
hardtop racing. (Dick Gffmars).
Art Pollard Ekes Out Close
Win In A-Main Hardtop Race
Art Pollard with a iasf-mtmttei B-maitt event; I, Johnny Bar
dash won the Amain event at the Iron, H, (37 , 2. Ansel Dewey, CB,
Roseburg Speedway Saturday
night, edging out Jim Standiey by
about six feet is one of the most
thrilling finishes seen on the local
hardtop track m several weeKs.
t or ttie past live weens uianniey
and Pollard have been alternat
ing wins in the A-maia event, wtth
first one and then the other taking
home the top prize. A not-too-ciose
third was Whitey Dage.
Standiey. driving car No. ii. is
the point leader of the season fol
lowed by Pollard in ear No. ST.
Top winner in the B-maui event
was Johnny Barron of Roseburg
driving car No. 37 followed by An
sel Dewey of Coos Bay in car No.
30. This was the first B-main event
win of the year for Barron and
the first time in several weeks
(hat a Roseburg driver has won
the B-mam event.
Winner of the A-trophy dash, for
the first time in several years.
was John Wilverding of Roseburg
in car No, 8 followed by Foliard
in second place.
B-trophy dash winner was Russ
Warner of Coos Bay in car No.
32 followed by Bill Appleby, also
of Coos Bay at car No. 64.
Races are again scheduled for
next Saturday night with the time
trials slated to start at 7 p.m. and
the races at 8 p.m.
Results: A-mairt event: 1. Art
Pollard, R, (87). 2, Jim Standiey,
R, (221. 3. Whitey Dage, R, U?.
4. Bill Metxger, R, (&&. S. Jim
Cumming, R, (36),
Fighter Of Month
Awarded Patterson
NEW YORK m Floyd Pat
terson's tenth round technical
knockout of Tommy (Hurricane)
Jackson won "Fighter of the
Slonth" honors for the heavy
weight champion and dropped the
Hurricane from the top contend
er's position.
Eddie Machen, undefeated Red
ding, Calif., puncher, was pro
moted to the No. 1 spot in lha
latest Ring Magazine ratings -e-leascd
Friday.
In another change, light heavy
weight champion Archie Moore,
preparing for a title defense
against Tony Anthony, was drop
ped from the heavyweight list and
replaced Isy Alex Mifeff, undefeat
ed Aruentine better. Sftteff was
given the 10th position as he mafie
the elite list for the first time,
There were wholesale changes
in the we!terwei2ht division where
former champion Kid Gavtlan rf rst race attse Mutmomah Cotm
Cuba and veteran Gil Turner of Fair. 'as sstspenrfed from the
Philadelphia moved hack into the ra a FPlfr
ranltings, Gavilan, bv ttpsettmg 8 hoard of Stewards took the
Mexico's Caspar Ortega, won the fct?on, ftlcrI rP eimmtssion
10th place. Turner gained the ninth trotteologijt Dr Wil tsm Todd re
peg fiv whipping Del Flanagan oft ported that the horse showed
ci pi 'il!.ff..n uj (temnien
'from fifth to eighth.
Hudson Cub Marches
Pro Team Selected
PORTLAND, Ore. tfi A pro
fessional team of 10 golfers, fire
from Oregon and five from Wash
ington, was selected Saturday to
play in the annual Hudson Cup
matches at ftleatora, ore,, sept.
against the Northwest's top
amateurs.
The pro team wil! consist of
Eddie tlogan. Rave Kiiien and
Bob Diiflen of Portland. Bob Me
Kendrick of Oswego, Bunny Ma
son of Salem, ,!oe Greer of Yaki
ma, Bill Welch of Tri-CiSy, Kay
jttansbcrger af Seattle and Chuck
iCongdon and Al Keldman of Ta-
eosna.
Named alternates were Larry
Lamberger of Porfiand, Harold
West of Kugene and Joe Stelger
of Spokane.
The 10 amateur golfers will be
selected later. Three amateur title
winners are automatically mem
bers of the learn. They are Bill
Warner of Spokane, Pacific
Northwest amateur champion;
Bob Kidd, British Columbia cham
pion: and Ad Huycke of Portland,
t Oregon titlist.
RCA World's Chompionthip
RODEO
SAT. & SUN, 2:30 P.M.
Bigfim Rodeo At It'i Bejt!
Adult) $1 00 Kid 50 t Ustt 51. JO
DOUGLAS
AUGUST 22 to 25
(30!, 3, Bill MeCait, CB, (22). i
Bill Appleby, CB. (Uh 5. Jim
Thornburg, CB. (27),
A-tronfty dash; I, John Wilver
ding, K, (6). 2. Art Pollard, R.
(87), 3. Bill Metzger, R. (89), 4.
Roberts, P, (5gl, 5, Ray Arthur, R,
(17).
B-trophy dash; 1. Russ Warner,
CB, (32). 2. Bill Appleby. CB. f.
X Bill MeCaii, CB, (22). t. Grant
teero, K, (zbj.
Glendale Loggers
Drop 6-5 Verdict
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
W
8
5
5
4
3
3
1
L Pet.
It 1.000
Medford
Cave Juneiioti
Talent
.Kt5
,558
,40tt
,429
.375
J25
Glendale
Butte Falls
Camp Whits
grants Pass
Glendale Loggers fell deeper into i
fourth place in the Rogue Valley
naseuatl league as they absorbed
their second loss is a row, this
time to Talent by the score of 6-5,
in a game played at Talent Sunday,
A single ran in the last of the
ninth inning for Talent gave them
the win after Glendale had tied
the score with four runs in the top
of the seventh inning.
Glendale scored a single run in
the top of the sixth inning on a dou
ble by Ray Munyon and infield out
and then added their four rims in
the seventh to fie the score. Sin
gles by Tom PresUanni and Bill
Walton, a double by Troy Reynolds
and two latent errors gave Gtett'
dale their four runs.
In the last of the ninth inning
tne winning run was scored bv 1 al-
ent on a triple by Gene Parent, the
third of the game for Talent, ami a
game winning single by Pete
Louon.
Munyon with 3-4 was the top
Glendale batter followed by Walton
with 2-4. No Talent batter collected
more (ban one hit m the game
Glendale i t 4 5 8 2
Talent 206 (KM 0016 6 2
Brown, Mousehaw (5) and Sfus-
yon; Fitch and McAbee.
WP; Fitch. LP: Mosehkau.
Horse Owner Suspended
At Muitnomah Co, Fair
,.Dr-cll.,, , .
&RE&HAM Wt - I L. Barnes,
f Harney Star,
the. horse .n Thnrsday s
traces oi a stimiitam
Barnes was penalized on a
charge of failing to guartf his
horse before the race. He denied
any wrongdoing.
The $400 purse was impounded,
subject to redistribution. Retting
returns are not affected by the
action.
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Portland
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
S(
W i. Pet,
San Francises
Vancouver
69 7
6S 51
6 S2
K 52
62 57
5 78
T4
7S
.560
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Hollywood
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Seattle
,521 g'.i
Los Angeles
Portland;
Sacramento
.74 14
a 26
.JTffSfWi
Sunday
Hollywood 4-5, San Francisco I T
Vancouver 3-1, San Diegs 2-9
Seattle 6-S, Lss Angeles S-S
Portland 2-4, Sacramento t-l
Sturday Rjiiil'j
San Francisco S, Hollywood T
Portland 2, Saeraiaents 1
Seattle 11, Los Angeles ft
San uiega at v attcouver, postponed
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Portland finally won its first
dsubleheader of She year, and
climbed out of the Coast League
cellar Sunday with a 2-1 and 4-2
victories over Sacramento,
It was the first time the Port-
landers have won both gamea of
a twin bill this season. The result
left Portland a half game ahead
of Sacramento.
Portland defeated Mute Coen of
Roseburg in the first game, 2-t,
pausing a loth defeat sa coen
against 2 wins, Coen pitched well,
but was the victim of a first-
inning error, when the Sacra
mento infield basted away
doubleplay halt, opening Use way
for bath Portland runs. Coen
blanked Portland thereafter. He
gave up only three hits and struck
out nine men.
Seattle also swept a double-
header, downing Lss Angeles, 6-J
and 8-7,
San Francisco held first place,
but other clubs chanced position.
San Francisco maintains it
tottr-Baiue Pacific Coast League
lead Monday, but changes mark
the rest ef the standings.
Vancouver knocked San Diego
sttt of second place by winning
twice Sunday 3-2 and 1-0, the
Padres tumbling to fourth.
llollvwsod bung on. just o s e
percentage point behind second
place Vancouver, by splitting s
uair ef extra-isming games with
Satt Fraacssca. The Stars wsit a
12-isning first game 4-J white the
Seals took a scheduled seven-in-nmz
niehtcao T-6 in nine innings.
Joe Frazser s nut somer or me
season aceauaiea sor au mee
Vancouver runs and the f t r t
game victory ever San Diego,
HautHse taartie neamon ana
Padre Hank Agmrre dueled tor
eight scoreless timings in the
nightcap. Doian Nichols replaced
Agtitrre on the moumi atter mree
Mountie stogies to the ninth and
Yesterday's
Stars
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BATTING
Knos Slaughter, Yanks Col
lected five hits in double win over
Cleveland 5-2 and 6-5 boosting his
major league total to 2,301 tuts.
Hit three-nm homer to sew up
opener and wan second with ninth-
mmng single,
PITCHING
Harvey Haddix, Phillies Tamed
former St. Louis mates with 62-3
shutout trmtog of relief pitching
in first game 5-4 Philadelphia vie-'
torv in 12 innings. He allowed
only one hit and struck sttt IS.
Ring Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Pautls
Arastearf, 131, Los Angeles, out
pointed Laura Saiss, m, Mexies,
M
MUSKEGON Mich. Kenny
Lane, 135, Muskegon, outpointed
Teddv (Red Topi Davis, 137,
Hartford. Gens.. 10.
TOKYO Hirssht Okawa, tffli,
Janan, outpointed Ifideto Koba-
yasbi. 1S2!A, Japan, 10.
MKXICO CITV Roberto Gar
cia, i25Vi, Mexico, outpointed
Guillerme Medina, 128, Yenestie.
la, 10.
: Seven current er past Michigan
State athletes took part in the
;I95 Olympic games in Melbourne.
natevcr Happens
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Man. At. 5, 1937 The Nwt-Rttt Rsttbgrg, Ore, 9
Sweeps
Ktefcels tleliverwl a wild pitcis sss
2-2 emmf md let Frailer score
the gattte's bms tally,
BUI Causion's pinch double
drove in Carlos Bensier astd gave
Hollywood the wtftttssg edge m tlss
12-oming opener at San Francts-
es. The Seals' Marty Kewtgh had
homered is (be eighth, tytog the
esant at 3-3.
Bob Garher detsvered the
gopher ball but gqt credit far the
victory, then was charged w f t ft
the second game lass after reliev
ing In the fifth. Lea Ktely, taking
ever for the Seals to the eighth
of the extended stghtcap, Botched
Sutherlin
Finishes 2nd
CASCADE LEAGUS
W L Pet.
Dexter II 2 ,818
Satherlin to 5 ,76
Csbttfg ! t
Cottage Grovt S 6 J9
MeKenzie 6 6 .WW
Junction City I 5 MS
Cteswelt
ft 10 .890
Sutherlin ended ft regular sea
son play in the Cascade baseball
league with a close 94 wist over
Csttaee Grave in a earns played
on the Cottage Grove field Sun
day, The win tor Stttberlto puts them
fe second place in the standings
with a IQ-S record agamsf the
mark ef first place Dexter, who
had a we Sunday,
Winning pitcher in the game was
Bill Qerdtog, while the loser was
Leon Hayes. Sutheriin took a lead
m the seeemo mmm ana was nev
er behind, although Cottage Grove
scored five runs to the seventh in
ning to narrow the gap.
tadtne tsafler in the same
Satherlra was Cart Bay with 2-S
followed bv Ntib Beamer Willi 2-4.
Sutheriin 023 820 HO 9 10 S
C. Grove ' 001 000 520 S 1 3
: Oertltog and Beamer; Hayes
Wyant (il md Smith,
WP: Genimg. LPr ffayes.
Sports lit Brief
B THE ASSfKSATED PRESS
GOLF
CHICAGO Ronerto de Vicen-
m. Mextes Utt, sttet a m isf a
,M-hole total of WT and a 4-stroke
lead t WO All Amefteaa
pro Usurnament, Jackie Pung let
the women ores wfta a ztst.
HBB8HEY, Pa. Pen Ks&tg,
ItuttanaBotis, won tiie Natiaaat
Public Links title wih a 8 and 5
vii'issy ever Gene Tuvtry, BaRas.
BA5)ta!,i.
fJiilCAGO Bofcby Bragan was
Eire-i as manager of the Pitts
twrBh Ptrates and ippiaeed fcf
TENNIS
BOSTON United States d?
feated Bra?.ii 5-t ift the finaii s
tfte Bavis Cap's Monli AtBentaaj
Zone competition. I
SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. A5
tsaiia's Soy Emersar led 'V:.i'.
net Rerei, Alamed f, ',altf., 18-S, j
1-9 v?hen i-ain fsreest (I'jsf panemettt '
of tlteir title match tn SieRdov'
Chsb Tournament.
KALAMA200, Bm. A a n
ftaiseits, Brooklyn, won - tne nn-t
btBbl iaa.it title ssai Kilt BiMl,!
L-Jolta, Calif,, totk the fray s
ehssjptonship.
SWIMMIHG
PHiLABELPltlA Frank Me-S
Kinnev Jr.. useetf the tmlfanapo-;
Its A.C, !o the team title w uie
national AAlf championships wilh
a record smashing periormsnee
in tiie 100-meter backstroke and
recortf-matehmg time m tne aw
meter backstroke. Dick Hanley,
Betrott A,t, and George Breen,
Buffalo A.C, also scored dottbies,
Tom Wilson of the Les Angeles
Rams led the Matisoat Feetball
league in kickoff returns in 1958,
lie earnest 15 retains for 477 yarns.
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his ITtb triumph against three
tosses.
Frank Ketiert'a bases-loaded
drive off the left field watt de
cided the finale for the Soate, Ttes
Stars ruined pitcher Bob, Cha
fcates' debut by shelling hint for
five rons is the first inning and
another in the seesnd. The parent
Boston Kea sox sent t-nasales to
Saa Francisco last week to net
ster the Seals fettering pitching
staff.
Bob Alexander scattered seven
hits to the Scions in winning th
opener and proving that the Beav
ers' two flrst-Bsstng russs were at!
be needed. He fanned: eigist and
gave up his only ran in Use fifth
on a watie and: a double.
Portland's Ltiis Mareses tied
the Bighteap 2-2 with as, inside
the park homer. On tea chase,
Ai Heist ran into the cenferfieH
nee and the ball hit him sa the
noggin. Frank Csrswett a tws-wfi
pinch single with the 6gs load
ed won the contest for Portland,
Lss Angeles ooeses boat mantes
against Seattle with three-ran first
innings, but the Rainiers couJdttt
be held, A fsur-run Rainier explo
sion in the seventh was enough
to take the first game. Hat Sevan
homered far the winners in both
contests and led the nightcap at
tack with four rans.
Asget eenterfiefeter wssajr Wad
started mfo the stand for a
heckler after he sfraek ai in the
second game but was restrained
by Coach Jackie Warner.
On Saturday, Saa Francises
beat Hollywood 9-T, Seattle took
Lss Angefes and Portland
edged Sacramento 2-1. Sss Diegs
nd Vancouver were rained eat.
The tineseores: t
First game;
Portland 200 099 0082 S 5
Sacraments Ooa otj aaat 1 4
Alexander and Bottler; Coen
and Barrggan.
Second game;
Portland . 800 m 04 7 t
Sacraments 00120(181 S I
: Kaiser, Shore S and Bottler;
Stanka sod Neah
Announcer To B Given
Comeback Chance Or CES
NEW YORE m Veteran sports
attitotmcer Ted Busing wilt feavs
a chance to make a comeback.
Tise Csiameis Brsadcastissg Sys
tent attttotmced it has signed hint
to a mw contract, effecttvs Msa
slay,
Httsing, suffering from a brain
tninor since ISSt, fesd dropped at
alter S5 years in radio, Bat
Pasadena, Calif., he said he's im
f roving sow and his, eyesight i
etter,
CBS said the Sfr-veer-eid snnoe-
er will do color on football and
horseracmg at the otitset. Has
tog first joined CBS in ISZJ.
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