East 'IV Wins
Mon., Aug. 22, 1960 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore.
Shrine Tilt
Lewiston Drops
Tri-Cities Twice
Spall n,
Bunt
eue
Lead
wauKee
II is lioaunmg more evident swept a pair from
') .iu.t iMv ia i" (i 4 scores.
overtake Pittsburgh, it will be ,. . . ,.,
. . . ., ' . t-i tile Mathews ami Johnny
done behind the strunii arms ot , ., . . . ,,.. , '
those inimit.,1,1,. r,,mK,t.s War. """" "I'. V"U '""
The Lewiston Broncs won both 'c" SPahn ,a"1' . Ll'w ""''l0
PENDLETON (AP) - A vaunt
ed West offense failed to show,
but East put forth an explosive
single wing, bared an airtiaht
line and beat the favored West
13-0 Saturday in the annual Class j
A-2 and B Minne All-Mar lootball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
came.
It was the children at the
dren in Portland, who benefited ; ble header Sundav niKht to move1 ., Sp;'lln. am' Ul"l','el,t'' ,.'cli'v,0(1
from proceeds of the game, which j up to second place in standings,: ,b.urt,en, of, raving m between
drew B,74B lans. Loiortul shnne just ahead of Iri-Lities. ......, - , -i
pageantry preceded the grid clas-1 The Broncs beat Tri-Cities 4 2 in nt lh,Cv0nnUSnl! coJwi
civ fnr nnLmnrlinr nrn nrnrhialn. . - - ... .... P'-'11 paci. llll mil oni loom
- . e uic in si tame dim i-u 111 me r, , , , -harniiTi ''ll.v rliirv nr-
Lewis of Vale SCCOnd' 'cle asain. but they may yet pitch
Eastern Oregon'- , ouier Raines, .edi;ue-ie du- me tsraves 10 me mini .sauonai
loom Turn Vale nlavprs fullhaeir "'s !"" ojn-iii. nun league pennam in I"UI jrjis.
nVlvl Pn wii iSalem w'nnln8 ,he filsl Rame Spahn Sunday hurled his 15th
i and lakima taking the second 5-0.: victory, a 3-2 ilccision over Phil-
land Wenatchee and Euuene also' adclnhia. That cut Pittsburgh's
divided a twin bill. Wenatchee fust place lead to 6' j games. The
won the opener 20, and Eugene Pirates were beaten by Cincinnati
took the nightcap 3-0. 8-4.
In the opening game at Lewis- Now One Up
I ton. the winners' Ed Madsen The brilliant southnaw is now
I slugged a homer in the third to 'one up on roomie Uurdette, whose I
iscore Hay laoaccni aneaa ot mm nth triumph last inursoay was
!to account for the spectacular a no-hitter auainst the same Phils.
loart of the victory. Kmrp the Fourth of July. Spahn
I Lcwiston s Jim Johnson gave up has won nine of 11 and completed I
only one hit to earn the victory in seven of 10 starts, lie has relieved
the nightcap. He retired the first only twice. During the same span.
1.1 men to face him. He struck out Burdette has won six ot nine ueci
nine and walked only two. The sions and has completed six of
only run of the game came in the! nine starts. He, too, has relieved
second when Tom MacDonald.only twice. Between them, Spahn
who had doubled, came home on and Burdette have won 29 of the
a sacrifice fly. : Braves' 65 games and have
Yakima was trailing 41 in the! pitched 23 of their 36 complete
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS whipped the Yankees 7-4 Detroit sixth off loser John Buhardt. Aft- Friend.
The strong armed right- llroglio and I.indy .McDanicl col-1 Andre (lodgers' three-run homer
Cleveland by or the Phils tied the score in the hander, seeking his llth victory, ; lahoralcd to pitch a six-hit shut- in the sixth of the finale helped
lop of the seventh, l.ogan came was shelled out in the fifth when out aRainl Ul(, Dodders. Bniglm, rookie Georges Marada to his first
1 n. tnrougn wnn nis iuuiiii in i:ie inn uie neus sio.eu imee mm iu . w,ked the first seven in- major leamie viclorv as the liiants
hit torn of the seventh. (take a 6-1 lead. Dick Stuart tried mni.Sj won hi$ agajnst Slx de-i gamed a split with the Cubs. Mark
home runs as the Three Cincinnati home runs lnu 1 11 "T'1"" uu5,'feat. I ho loss was charged to Freeman, the loser, had walked
veteran southpaw registered the hv ada 1'inson. (.lilt Cook and mM " '"" " '!.niy Koulax who has started 17 llohy i.anilriin mieniionaiiy in
IWL'nd victory of his career. Mat- Wallv Post pa.-l the way fori Bob Nieman and Ken Buyer times against the Cards in his ca- get at Uodgers, who hit his first
thews walloped his 28th in the the ioth loss for IV. burgh's Hob drove in St. Louis' runs and Frnie reer and has yet to finish a game.; major league homer.
of last spring.
Coach Arnie
coached the
Dick Fulwylcr and end Dave Wil
cox, did the scoring. It was rul
wyler who powered East to its
147 - 102 yardage edge on the
eround.
The game was largely a de
fensive battle, and East definitely
had the better of it. lis heavier
line never permitted West much
yardage in East territory. The
West did get a fumble on the
East 12, but was stopped cold on
three plays and missed a field
goal try.
After stopping West at the mid-
field stripe. East took over early
in the same and drove in nine
plays to paydirt. The 198-pound
Fulwyler went over Irom the one
yard line.
II was me passing arm oi nan-
Simmer gently...
serve with pride!
back. Joe Burgett of Maupin the ! Ias, "innmg of the f rV ga e of , games"
running of tailback Roy Ames of i th . . ... Tnn ,,,"...
Umatilla and the plunging of Ful
wyler that propelled the scoring
drive.
The second score game in the
final half. Dave Wilcox kicked off
for East. Seaside halfback Dennis
Vitale. returned the ball to his
own 36.
On the next play, Bill McMillan
of Willamina fired a bullet pass
that Wilcox gathered in as if it
was meant for him on the 39 and
went all the way to paydirt with
out being touched. Bruce Reed of
Elgin kicked the extra point.
Wilcox was voted the game's
outstanding player, Ames was
named the top East ba.'k and
George Lucas of Medford's St.
Mary's was selected top East
lineman. F'or the West, two Sea
side Dlavers drew the honors.
Vitale was voted top back and
Trucke top lineman.
Machen Steps Up
Training For Bout
SEATTLE (AP) Training sped
up Monday for Eddie Machen,
Portland's No. 2 heavyweight con
tender, after a weekend off during
which he visited McNeil Island
Prison to help entertain inmates.
Sonny Liston. Philadelphia, the
No. 1 challenger for Floyd Patter
son's crown and Machen's oppon
ent in a 12-rounder here Sept. 7,
is due in the Northwest Tuesday.
Liston will train at the Snoho
mish County Boys Club at Everett.
Sports In Brief
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TENNIS
NEWPORT, R. I. Australia's
Rod Laver defeated Earl Buchholz
in Newport Casino Invitation Tour
nament 6-1. 6-8, 6-1, 6-2 for his
fourth straight grass court vic
tory. BOAT RACING
PICTON, Ont. Miss Supcrtest
111 retained the Harmsworth Tro
phy for Canada as only one of
three U. S. entries finished.
TRACK
BERN, Switzerland Lee Cal
houn matched world mark of :13.2
for 110-mcter hurdles, and Ralph
Boston again bettered Jesse
Owens' broad jump mark with
leap of 26 feet Bit inches as U. S.
Olympic Track and Field Squad
easily won final tune-up meet.
GOLF
ST. PAUL Don Fairfield of
Jacksonville, 111., won the St. Paul
Open with a 72-hole score of 26G.
ASHVILLE, N. C.-Bctsy Rawls
of Spartanburg. S. C, finished
with a 54-hole total of 211 to win
the Asheville Women's Open.
RACING
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y
Tompion (S3. 80) scored in $S3,100
Travers at Saratoga.
CHICAGO One-Eyed Kins
(S10.40) won the 555.120 Arlington
Handicap at Arlington Park.
DEL MAR. Calif. High Per
formance ($30.20) took the S15.OB0
Bing Crosby Handicap at Del Mar.
that double header. Then the Fred Haney was criticized last
Bears' Ed Zander and Dennis 'year for working the veteran pair
Menke both homered. But Jack
Lutz managed to quell the upris
ing for Salem's win. He pitched
the distance, gave up five hits and
struck out nine.
In the nightcap, Ceferino Foy
too much. It looks now like the
ex-Milwaukee manager knew
what he was doing.
Milwaukee kept a game and a
half in front of St. Louis' Cardi
nals who swept past Los Angeles
pitched a two-hut shutout for Yaki-1 into third place bv defeating the
ma. He struck out four, walked , Dodgers 2-0. The Chicago Cubs
only one and cave no extra base and San Francisco Giants divided
hits. Yakima's Hap Richie banged! a pair, the 'Cub? winning the first
a solo homer, and Dan Staniec
got one with a mate on base.
Dick Burwell hurled a two-hit
shutout for Wenatchee in the first
game at r.ugene. He fanned six
game 5-3 and the i.iants taning
the second by the same score.
Baltimore climbed into a second
place tie with Chicago in the Amer
ican League, a same and a half
and walked one. Burwell gave up I behind New York, by defeating
two hits, both singles, and put Boston 10-4. Kansas City trounced
down the last 15 batters in order. I the While Sox 81 and W ashington
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San Francisco 45, Philadelphia
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Amerion League
Dallas 38. New York 11
Houston 42. Denver 3
Boston 21. Buffalo 7
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