Cardinals Reach Fourth Place In National; Giants Keep Streak Going
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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New York 20 i .800
Kansas City 14 12 .Its V
Baltimore 11 13 .500 7"-i;
Boston IS 1 .484 I I
Cleveland 15 17 .469 8Ll i
Washington 13 18 .448 9
Detroit 13 IB .419 10
Chicago 11 17 .393 10'i
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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San Francisco 22 11 .Sf7
Milwaukee 18 10 I'-i
Pittsburch 18 14 .53 3i
St. Louis 14 16 .467 6'i
Philadelphia 14 17 .452 7
Chicago 15 19 .441
Cincinnati 11 16 .407 (
Los Angeles 12 21 .364 10
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
After almost being left at the
starting (ate, the St. Louis Car
dinals have finally pulled up into
fourth place in the National
League race.
It took 11 victories in their last
13 games to do it. Lindy McDan
iel made sure of it by hurling a
seven-hitter against Philadelphia
as the Cardinals thumped 5-0. It
was the $50,000 bonus right-hander's
first shutout of the year and
his first since he blanked the
same team by the same score on
May 16, 1957.
The Cardinals' sizzling pace is
being matched, practically victory
for victory, by the San Francisco
Giants. The West Coast sensations
also made it 11 victories in their
last 13 outings Monday night with
a 4-2 decision in Cincinnati. Young
Mike McCormick, the (60.000 bo
nus left-hander, posted his fourth
victory without I defeat with a
five-hitter.
The Giants' triumph, coupled
with Los Angeles' 6-3 success in
Milwaukee in 11 innings, boosted
them into first place by 24 per
centage points over the Braves.
Pittsburgh blasted out of a five
game losing streak with a 12-3
walloping of Chicago.
In the American League, the
runaway New York Yankees
pushed the Chicago White Sox
deeper into the basement with a
5-1 victory. Kansas City clung to
second place, defeating Washing
ton 7-3. Boston vaulted past Cleve
land into fourth place, whipping
the Indians 6-1. In the only game
played in daylight, Baltimore re
tained third place, defeating De
troit (-4.
The White Sox met the Yankees
for the first time this season Mon-
Ring Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BOSTON Willie Pep, 1304,
Hartford, Conn., outpointed Bobby
SinRleton. 1274. Philadelphia, 10.
NEW ORLEANS Tony Dupas.
157, New Orleans, outpointed Ra
mon Fuentes, 154, Loa Angeles,
10.
OAKLAND. Calif. Johnny
Gonsalves, 140, Oakland, outpoint
ed Vic Cardot, 138, Oakland, 10.
SEATTLE Terry Lewis, 233,
Spokane, knocked out Edgardo
Romero, 251, Argentina, 6.
day night-in Chicago. The Yankees
hit three home runs, by Mickey
Mantle, Hank Bauer and Marv
Throneberry. Chicago got only five
hits off Johnny Kucks, avoiding a
shutout in the ninth inning. The
defeat shoved the $ox deeper into
the American League basement,
104 games behind the runaway
Yankees.
Home runs by Ted Williams,
Jimmy Piersall and Pete Runnels
helped Bob Smith gain his third
victory without a defeat. The Bos
ton left-hander went all the way
against Cleveland, hurling three-
hitter.
! Bob Martyn led Kansas City to
its fifth straight victory, and Bob
I Nieman. the league's leading hit-
ter, walloped two home runs to
help Baltimore extend Detroit !
I losing streak to six games.
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UMPOUA WOMEN'S LEAGUE
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Ind. Mtr. Rebldrs.
Patterson s Bake.
Don Coon's
Food Mart
Modern Floor
Drive-In Clnrs.
Douglas Bank
Pastime Cafe
Team results:
Douglas County
52 4 19". 524
434 284 434
414 304 414
364 354 334
34 38 34
34 38 34
314 404 314
144 574 144
Food Mart 3,
State Bank 1
Drive In Cleaners 3, Modern Floor
1; Patterson's Bakery 4. Pastime
Cafe 0; Don Coon's 2, Independent
Motor Rebuildert 2.
High series? Dot Eilenberger
(161141-166) 468 Don Coon's.
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Riversdale Grange
HEC Donates Money
Riversdale Granee HEC met r.
cenlly and made 22 flower and
pansy plant baskets for the Rivrrs.
dale Sanitarium and Doailii
County Home for Mother's Day.
It was voted to contribute money
for CARE packages. After lunch
the ball was given a general clean
up. The next HEC meeting will be
June 13, at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Downing on N'W Fisher Rd., with
12:30 noon potluck.
CAKI SALE SATURDAY
Theta Rho Girls of Sutherlin
will bold e cake sale Saturday at
10 a.m. in front of the Sutherlin
Red and White Store. Proceeds will
go toward the convention in June.
High game: Juanita Miner 186.
Modern Floor.
Other high erores: Vi Aquiso 1M,
Beulah Lyons (sub) 172. Betty
Davidson 171, Imogene Piper 167,
Irma Hansen 167.
PIN DUSTERS LEAGUE
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Yvonne Daniels 421 29' 2j
Umpqua Dairv 41 31 41
Rsbrg. Book Store 374 34' 374
U.S. Natl. Bank 37 3S 37
Peter Pan Beauty X'i JV-i 16 1
Clark's Studio 34 3S 34
KUison's U-Drive 30 42 30
Women of Moose 29' i 42'- 29'i
Team results: Clark a Studio 3.
Ellison's U-Drive 1; Yvonne Dan
iets 4. Peter Pan Beauty Shop 0;
Umpqua Dairy 3, U.S. National
Bank 1; Women of the Moose 0,
Roseburg Book Store 4.
High series: Corky hlewart (no-
1R9-172 ) 531, Peter Pan Beauty
Shop.
men game: tseity uc mi.
Roseburg Book Store.
Other high games: nouy rem
183. Marv Hall 170-174. Marcella
Acomb 186. Ethel Kramb 183-170.
ROCK A ROLL LEAGUE
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Dcl's Bide. Sun.
Gosline Jewelers
Potato Bread
Cracked Wheat
Doug. Cty. Bank
Pal Motors
Mont. Ward & Co.
Suth Golden Rule
Team results
50 22 SO
48 24 48
46 28 46
41 VS 30Vi 41 'V
33 39 33 I
25 14 46U 25vs
23 49 23 '
21 SI 21
Gosline Jewelers
4. Sutherlin Golden Rule 0: Crack
ed Wheat 4, Potato Bread 0; Del's
Building Supply 4. Montgomery
Ward & Co. 0; Pal Motors 3, Doug
las County Bank 1.
High series: Betty Davidson (127-
166-184 ) 477, Gosline Jewelers.
High game: Davidson 184.
HITS A MRS. LEAGUE
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Fairhaven Clnrs. 10 2
Yvonne Daniels 9 3
Roseburg Lumber 8 4
Jacklin Jills I 4
General Service 8 4
Bloom's Chevron 6 6
South Stephens Mkt.
New Service Laundry S 7
Pearson s Market 5 7
City Cleaners S T
Powells drocery i 7
Cardinal Tire 4 8
Timber Room 4 8
West Side Pharmacy 1 11
Team results: Timber Room 0,
Fairhaven Cleaners 4; Yvonne
Daniels 4. West bide Pharmacy 0
Cardinal Tire 3, Bloom's Chevron
1; Roseburg Lumber 3. Pearson's
Market 1: Jacklin Jills 3. City
Cleaners 1; General Service 3,
New Service Laundry 1; Snuth
Stephens Market 2, Powell's Gro
cery 2.
HiRh series: Sylvia Anderson
(160-188-187) S05.
High game: Vi Aquiso 206.
Other high series: Jnan Cormitt
182, Helen St. John 199, Bev Fish
192, Helen Carter 178.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
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Robertson's Shell Ser. 4S 27
Roy O. Young Ins. 42' 29'4
Gen. Serv. Center 42 30
Jones Ins. 40 32
Rergh's Appliance 39 3.1
Umpqua Clnrs. 35 37
Winston Five 24'i 47s
Sunset Auto. Music Co. 20 52
Team results: General Service
Center 3, Roy O. Young Insurance
1; Winston Five 1, Bergh's Appli
ance 3; Sunset Automatic Music
Co. 0. Jones Insurance 4; Ump
qua Cleaners 0, Robertson's Shell
Service 4.
Mich series: Joan Comutt (143-
1 199-233) 575, Bergh's Appliance.
1 High game: Cornutt 2.13.
Other high scores: Dell Mix 183-
! 182, Anita Nichols 179-198, Flo Ann
McDonald 183, Sylvia Anderson 199
188, Eunice Noel 191, Helen Merit
rer 213, Doris Sidders 201, Mary
Circle 192, Eleanor Parr 184, Ellen
Jones 180.
KOFFEE KLUTCHER'S LEAGUE
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Lilly's Market
lister's Toy Shop
Cummings' Mobilgas
Richie's Drive Inn
Warren's Studio
Cinder's Signal Service
Necchi Sewing Circle
Kirkett's Music Co.
; Team results: Lilly s Market 4.
. Necchi Sewing 0; Cinder's Signal
1 3, Rirkett's Music 1; Richie's
Drive Inn 2, lister's Toy Shop 2;
Warren's Studio 4, Cummings' Mo
bilgas 0.
High series: Ellen Jones (151-225-152
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High game: Jones 225.
Other high games: Juanita
Miner 183-179. Clara Ruhlin 185,
Thelma Andrews 181.
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