MC Win Gives District Title To sebwirg
Springfield In
Loss To NIC 9
DISTRICT 1 LEGION STANDINGS
Roscburg
Springfield
Eugene
Myrtle Creek
Lowell
Games Sunday: Myrtle Creek
2-0, Springfield U-3; Kugene 2117,
Lowell 1-4, (second game called
after three innings); Boseburg bye.
The Myrtle Creek American Le
gion junior baseball team did the
job Sunday afternoon.
It came up with a win over the
Springfield club in a District One
twin bill at Glendale. That one
win gave the Roscburg juniors the
1958 district title.
Winelrout Ford traded shutouts
with Springfield. Gene Morrison
won the opener 2 0 and Spring
field's Rich Downs the nightcap 3-0.
Bill George's nine won the first
game early, by bringing in their
runs in the second inning.
Shortstop Rod Trask began the
inning when he was hit by pitcher
Dovle Batev. Catcher Kd Cearly
then lined a shot to left where
Simmic Walker attempted to make
a shoestring catch. But tne nan
travelled through him and Trask
continued to third and Cearly to
second. Trask scored on Morrison's
ground out and Cearly advanced to
third. Wes Davidson came through
with a single to center and that
was the scoring in the inning and
in the game.
Winetrout had two other hits off
Batcv, a double by Jack Ball in
the fifth and a single by Trask in
the sixth inning.
Springfield Threatens
Springfield threatened in the
first and in the sixth, but each
time Morrison worked himself out
of trouble
struck out the
i in ?Rfi
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Mon. July 21, 19S8 The Newi-Rview( Koiaburg, On.
Bevos Win Pair As Pads
Lose Lead With 2 Defeats
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
57 41
56 41
56 43
50 43
44 47
42 55
39 5a
41 59
.58:
.577 Vi
.566 l't
.530 4'a
.484 9
.433 14
.411 16' J
.410 17
PACIFIC
Vancouver
San Diego
I'hocnix
Salt Lake
Portland
Spokane
Sacramento
Seattle
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fast - improving Portland
grabbed another series victory by
sweeping a double!ader Sunday
and moved within five games of
the first division in the Pacific
Coast League.
Vancouver meanwhile moved
back into the league lead, 9' a
games ahead of Portland, - by
downing Phoenix 4-0 while San
Diego was falling into second
place after losing a twin bill to
Salt Lake City 8-5 and 19-5.
And the Sacramento Solons
eased their way out of a month
long stay in the cellar by beating
Spokane 6-4 .while Portland pushed
Seattle to the bottom with a dual
victory, 9-4 and 4-3.
Five errors soelled San Diego's
leu uiiiiseii , , ., ... . .!, ;..,
In the first inning he ! ' '". '' "i;
first man up and J k ,n hii
position. He struck out five, gave
up nine hits and walked three in
his four innings at the mound.
San Diego's Bud Podbielan had
a nightmare second inning in the
nightcap when he was slaughtered
for 14 runs.
Bamberger In 4-Hitter
Vancouver's George Bamberger
picked up his fourth shutout oi the
year as he held Phoenix to six
hits. Joe Frazier came through
.ilk a nno.l-nn HnliM in IllA first
nd those coupled with a Winetrout i (l.ame and tw0.run homer in the
third.
League strikeout leader Marshall
Bridges added another 11 to his
Roseburg Registers Victories
Over North Bend, Prineville
By BILL COULD
News-Review Sportt Writer
Another late-inning uprising gave
the Roseburg Legion team another
win Sununv at Stewart Field.
The Lockwood Motors American
Legion juniors downed the Prine
ville Legion club 8-1 on runs cored
in the fifth and sixth innings.
The Lockwood Motors Ameri
can Legion junior baseball team
draws a bye in the first round of
the Oregon Stele Legion play
offs. The Roitburg club will
meet the winner of the North
Bend-Klamath Falls tub Area
Four playoff lories for the eree
title. The winner then will ad
vance into tt-. semi-finale.
Lockwood will meet either
North Bend or Klameth Falls
Wednesday, July 30 in the first
game of the playoff series it
Stewert Field. The game will
start at I p.m.
The teems move' to either
North Bend or Klemeth Falls
for the next gemo or games
which are set for Saturday end
Sunday Aug. 2-3.
the last two batters at the plate
In both frames the bases were
loaded.
In the secopd game. Winetrout
discovered another hurler, as Dav
idson, who was scheduled to work
the game, came up with a sore
arm. George called on third base
man Gregg Lindquist. He pitched
good ball, giving up only six hits
while going the distance.
Springfield touched him for back
to back singles in ine iirsi name,
inH ihnse coimled with a Winetrout
error gave the two runs to the vis
iting team.
Fluke Homer Hit
In the sixth chapter, Springfield
added another marker, as Don
Johnson sent a line shot to center
where a high hop carried the ball
over the head of Dave Weakley.
It went as a homer.
Rich Down threw a one-hitler at
Winetrout. . with George's team
Bears Beat Ems,
Pad Loop Lead
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Yakima 14 6 .700
I.ewiston 13 8 .619
Tri-City 14 10 .583
Eugene 11 13 .458
Wenatchee 10 12 .455
Salem 5 18 .217 lO'a
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Three weekend victories has
put the Yakima Bears of the
Northwest League into a Vi game
league lead. But this doesn't real
ly mean too much. They were
ahead the same number of games
two weeks ago, then fumbled and
slipped back for a brief stay in
third place.
The Bears, who have won 14
and lost 6, beat Eugene 3-1 Satur
day and took a Sunday twinbill
from the Emeralds. 6-2 and 7-2.
Eugene is in fourth place with
an 11-13 record.
Th Tri.l'ilv Rravp nr.lv 14.10.
have been moving conspicuously ! game, with catcher Terry
" ... Jr Jf
Southpaw John Livingston rais
ed his season record to 7-2 as he
threw a thiee-hitter at the Prine
ville club The win continued the
I.ockwo id winning streak, giving
the club 17 consecutive victories.
The seajon mark is now 22-4.
Livingston pitched steady ball,
giving up hits in the second, third
and fourth and a run in the latter
inning, lie also continued his hit
ling with a single and two RBI's.
He worked his way out of tough
spots in the second and third as
the Prineville team leffa total of
five men eti the bases.
Prineville Tellies
Prineville scored first
BOB WHIPPLE
fifth win on 3-hitter.
II
Bunning Flings No-Hitter;
LA Finally Escapes Cellar
ahead into third place, a spot they
haven't held this season. They
were briefly in fourth place early
in the season but more recently
have been riding next to last.
the
Ham-
man drawing a walk with two
away. 11.; went to second on an er
ror and scored when left fielder
Jerry Riley poked a single to right.
in tne tirsl Dig inning tor ixick
It was Tri-Cily'a triple win over I wood. Bill Eswine banged out a
single as secuuu man up in mc
mm. Don wells followed wun a
sinele to center and Wes Young
heat out an infield single on a bunt
to the pitcher. Hurler Wayne Kce
tiekled I lie Dan Dut inn ci naseman
he won Sacramento s
He now has a total of
record
victory.
131.
Spokane got two runs in the
sixth on Jim Bases' home run
after Jim Williams had singled.
The Indians got the other two tal
lies in the ninth.
it was Portland s first double
cellar-dwelling Salem that did it
this weekend. The Braves downed
the Senators 6-1 Sunday after tak
ing Saturday doubleheader, 3-2
and 2-0. Salem has wpn 5 and
lost 18.
Meanwhile, the Wenatchee
Braves, who only little more than
a week ago were the league lead
ers, arc tottering at the cellar
steps with 10 victories and 12 loss
es. They lost to second-place Lew
iston. now 13-8. Saturday. 5-1. and
divided a Sunday doubleheader
with the Broncs, winning the first
game 10-2 and being shutout
the nightcap, 2-0.
Drain, Seattle
Club In Split
The Drain Black Sox split with
the Seattle Cheney Studs in pair
of games played over th week
end. The Black Sox downed the Se
attle club 7-8 Saturday night, and
blew a three-run lead in the last
inning of the game Sunday after
noon to lose 8-7.
In the game Saturday, Don Lane
went eight plus innings before re
ceiving help from Leroy Hahn in
the ninth. Norm Welch, former
l.inficld College standout and cur
rent Clatskanie High School base
ball and football mentor, was the
top hitler for the Sox. Welch col
lected 3-4 including a triple and
ended the evening with four RBI's.
Catcher Bob Maguinie lea Se
attle with 3-4 including a triple and
a double.
Drain Leeds From 2nd
In this game, Drain tied the ball
game at 2-2 in the second and then
led throughout the remainder of
the fray.
In Sunday's game, Stan Dmo
chowsky was on the hill for th
Black Sox. He also went eight plus
innings before Hahn came on
once again in relief.
The Studs led in this game 4-1
in the fifth, when Jerry Bartow.
WSC southpaw chucker, belted a
three-run homer to tie the ball
game. From that point, the Black
Sox went into a three-run lead go
ing into the top of the ninth.
In the ninth, the Studs used a
walk, three singles and a Drain
error to cross the plate four times.
Linetcore:
Seattle 200 012 001-6 11 3
Drain . 022 111 OOx 7 11 1
Batteries: Seattle: Bloom and
is mis weeK ini ...;. r,r.;. i . u.hn o
two-out-ofthree playoff for the "'"f"' """"
Seattle
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
San Francisco 50 38 .568
Milwaukee 48 37 .565 Va
Chicago 46 44 .511 S
St. Louis 41 43 .488 7
Philadelphia 39 44 .470 8V4
Pittsburgh 41 47 .466 9
Los Angeles 41 47 .466 9
Cincinnati 40 46 .465 9
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
New York 58 30 .659
Boston 47 41 .534 11
Baltimore 43 44 .494 14Vi
Detroit 42 45 .483 15!
Chicago 43 47 .478 iS
Kansas City 41 46 .471 16'.i
Cleveland 41 49 .456 18
Washington 38 51 .427 2014
I
JOHN LIVINGSTON
. . . grand slom homer.
two club. The first team, which
plays Klamath Falls this week in
sub-Area Four title, was the club
Lockwood defeated with the excop
Dennis DeCourcey was playing in lion of Johns. The North Bend sea
and no play could be made. Tnus'u" ' "" '
Lockwood had the bases full. . . .,.
Mike Hatfield hit what appeared: . , , .
to be a double-play ball to the sec
ond baseman Tom Nichols, but a
bobble allowed Eswine to score the
tvina run and kept the bases full.
Livingston lofted a fly to center
Lockwood teed off on Johns in
the Tirst inning, with a walk and
four hits on the first eight pitches
Don Wells took four straight balls
for the free pass and Wes Young
300 010 0048 11 2
Drain 100 030 0307 7 I
Batteries: Seattle: Reams. Carl
mn (91 and Maeuinze: Drain:
Dmochowsky, Hahn (9) and Roth.
Ring Record
Sports Calendar
coming up with a lasi-inning rany. , header sweep ot tne season ana
But with two men on, the uprising ! alsn lis fourlh consecutive series
ended. i victory.
The split for Winetrout gave it Three singles gave Seattle its
wins over each team in district , first run in the first inning of the
action this year and closes out the i opener and the Beavers tied it in
a 6-13 season marK
year wun
Linescores:
First game
Springfield
Winetrout
ooo ooo oo
020 000 X 2
the second with Jack l.itlrell s
12lh homer of the season. Port
land scored four tallies in the
fifth, all after two were out. Frank
Kellerl's three-run homer and
Alex Cosmidis' triple were the
Batteries: Springfield: Batey and j big blows of that inning
Kelso: Winelrout: Morrison and .Ihe. Beavers got three
MONDAY
PAL CLUB: Winston, Douglas
llish.
SOFTBALL: YMCA South Church
League: Green Community vs
Winston Christian: YMCA Twi
light League: U.S. Plywood vs
Riddle Lions; both at Veterans
Field, ( pin
TUESDAY
GOLF: Ladies day, Roseburg
Country Club.
m or ei BOWLING: Ladies night, Rose-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOLLYWOOD Jimmy Carter.
tn nn ha Virol l.W"i. 1CW IUIK. KllUVItCU UUl ilil-
j pitch, and the 'stage was set for! my Grow, 135'.i, Lewiston, Idaho,
! Livingston's poke. i
He also went for the first offer
...k... .I.-.. u,i..,.n m iln,i.o,l neat out an mucin single on ine
the hall to riron among them for t first pitch. Mike Hatfield then sent
single unit Wells scored. ; a single to elt
Baker Gets Secrifico
Bvron Baker, after pulling the
r"..i wi- Mnrrimr. i?it 1 P runs in the cigiiin on live con
(early. Wl. Morrison 12 5). Li ......... d(j
Batey
Second game:
Springfield 200 001 0-3 6 1
Winelrout ooo 000 00 1 1
Batteries: Springfield: Downs
and Kelso; Winetrout: Lindquist
and Cearly. SP: Downs (6-1). SP:
Lindquist (0-1).
the ninth, including
solo home run by Phil Scharl.er.
In the nightcap, the Suds opened
scoring in the first on a walk and
a single. They scored single runs
in the third and fifth innings, the
last one on Hal Bevans Homer.
the next two hitters came up with
perfect bunts for singles. Pinch
hitler Dminv Bissonnette and Es
wine both scurried to first base in
that order to load up the bases
i o i aeain. Youne was saie uu an n-
cor'THAi I ' YMCA T wil i i h tlror and Hatfield singled and two
i ,.... o. ioi-L'. Mari.-,.i v Kirsi I runs senren. Livingston drew
Christian Church; at x derails
first pitch bv Kee foul over the Ing by Johns and parked in left I the bases on three North Bend er
left field fence, sent a sacrifice fly field, (he same spot as the homer rora and a stolen base. Cellars en-
to left to drive in Young, mere, oy wens tne night oeiore, ana ii ieren ine game in me nun as ira
thi rally ended. I was a 4-0 ball game. Byron Baker i Kolberg, who started the game at
The si.ilh chapter found 10 Lock-1 followed the pattern set by the third, was given a rest. Kolberg
wood batters at the plate with five three previous hitters and sent the I is still nursing an ankle injury pick
runs scoring on four hits. ! first pitch by Johns to center furled up at Springfield two weeks
Thi nnn nnoned as Bob Scow : a single, nut there tne rally ended, ago. But ne sun oeai oui an in
heat out an infield single and then
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
When Jim Bunning shelved the
home run ball for the strikeout
pitch, he was on the way back to
his brilliant 1957 form.
Detroit's 20-game winner of a
year ac pitched a no-hit. no-run
game against Boston's sluggers at
Fenway P&rk yesterday. Six weeks
ago he couldn't get anybody out.
in ms tirst 11 games Bunning
allowed 11 homers. Then he went
on his strikeout spree.
lie tanned n Ked box June 11,
14 New York Yankees June 20,
10 Yanks July 16 and 12 Red Sox
in his no-hitter. His total of 108
strikeouls puts him ahead of New
York's Bob Turlcy for the Ameri
can League lead.
Despite Bunning s magic, De
troit lost ground in the chase of
the Yankees as did every other
club. Th- Tigers won behind Bun
ning 3-0 but lost the second game
to Boston 5-2 as Ike Delock ran
his aina7in won-lost record to 10-0
and 13-0 over a two-year span.
Yogi Bnrra hit a two-run homer
as the Yanks took two from Kan
sas Cltv 3-1 and 8-0. As a result
New York leads the league by 11
games.
Fans Get In Act
Roy Silver's ninth-inning homer
In the second game aroused Wash
ington f.tn.i to run around the bas
es with him, celebrating a 5-4 vic
tory over Chicago. Dick Donovan's
five - hit pitching gave the White
Sox a 4-? opening game decision.
Joe Ginsberg came through with
a sine e with the bases loaded tn
the 10th inning for Baltimore t 3-2
edee over Cleveland.
In the National, San Francisco
ran Its winnlne streak to six with
a 7-S romn over Pittsburgh, cling
ing to a half-game lead. Warren
Spahn won his 12th for Milwaukee
4-2 over the Chicago Cubs.
Los Angeles finally escaped
from the cellar with a 8-0 vlctorv
over Philadelphia on Johnny Pod
res' four-hitter. St. Louis dumped
Cincinnati into last place as Sam
Jones struck out 12 on the way to
a 3-1 derision.
idV. i
DON BUNNING
. . . no-hits Bosox
The big excitement was in Bos
ton, where Bunning snapped a six
game Red Sox winning streak. He
walked two and hit one. He faced
only 30 k&tsmen.
Beira played right field for the
Yanks in both games as lie re
turned to the lineup after a layoff
due to a hand injury. His homer
scored Enos Slaughter, who had
singled for his fourth hit.
Siever's big blow at Washington
came off Early Wynn, who had
just comv nut of the bullpen. Billy
Goodman had four hits in the
double-header to take over the bat
ting lead nt .337.
Podros won his ninth in 10 Coli
seum starts for the Dodgers.
The Giants routed Bob Friend
with five runs in the first innin
and went on to protect their hall
game lead over Milwaukee.
Milwaukee scored two in tha
ninth for a victory over Chicago.
Joe Adcock homered for the
Braves, Cal Neeman and Dale
Long for the Cubs.
Steve Bilko's 400-foot triple got
the Dodwrs away fast against
Curt Simmons, who gave, up 11
hits In 7 1-3 innings.
Paul Giei. Minnesota's former
All America halfback, won his sec
ond for the Giants with relief from
Ruben Gomez.
Jim Davenport had two singles
and a home run and Daryl Spen
cer came through with three
run double. Dick Stuart homered
for the Pirates. ,
Field, 6 p.m.
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walk and Eswine was forced in
with the third marker of the in
ning. The final runs of the inning
crossed the plate as Baker was safe
on a fielder's choice.
Locals Get 12 Hits
Bill Harper's club collected 12
base hits in the game all sin
gles and played a much better
defensive game than Saturday
nisht, wth just one error.
The win sends the Lockwood
team inl.i its final district double
header Wednesday at Stewart Field
aeainsl Springfield. A split with
Mvrtle Creek Sunday knocked the
Springfi-ld club out of the running
for the district title, thus the Rose
burg club could lose two games
and still own the crown.
Linescoro:
Prineville 000 100 0-1 J 3
Lockwood 000 035 X 12 1
Batteries: Prineville: Kee and
Hamman; Lockwood: Livingston
and Baker. VIP: Livingston (7-2).
LP: Kee (S I).
Roseburg 6, N. Bend 3
The Roseburg American Legion
junior baseball club kept rolling
along Saturdav night at Stewart
Field. The lockwood nine downed
the North Bend l-egion team 6-3
in an error-filled nine - inning con
test. Righthander Bob Whipple gained
his fifth win of the year, despite
even lockwood bools, and threw
a Ihree-hilter at the Tower Motors
team.
For lockwood, it was four runs
in the initial frame that geve it a
onnr) itat-t toward the 16th con
secutive win and the 21st of the
year. John Livingston was respon
sible for the early lead, through
his grand flam homer to left field.
The blow was the third round-trip-nr
nf the vear for Livingston.
Lockwood collected seven hits
off righthander Chuck Johns, who
had compiled a 3-3 mark while
working the North Bend's number
The tilt remained at 4-0 until 'field single in the fourth inning.
the fifth inning, when North Bend ' . . .
found the range for two singles i Whipple Cohiee Through
and scored three runs on four Some 700 fans watched Whipple
Lockwood boots and a walk. .. .one , in one of his best efforts for Lock
of two given up by Whipple. j wood this year. He whiffed 10 bat
tels and set. the side down in order
Fifth Run Crosses jn five of the nine innings. In the
Bill Harper's crew came back oilier four, the -side should have
with another tally in the bolloiniheen retired in order, hut wasn't
of the chapter. With one out. Wells (because of errors,
heat out an infield single and went Linescoro:
to second after lagging up on North Bend 000 0.'t0 000 3 3 4
Young's foul out. Hatfield added Lockwood 4O0 Oil OOx 6 7 7
another single and an RBI wheni Batteries: Norlh Bend: Johns
he poked one to right-center. jand Payne; Lockwood: Whipple
Lockwood added its tinal runs in i and naKer. r: wnippie ia-i;.
the sixth, as Dave fellers circled 1 LP: Johns (3-4).
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