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Thur., June 29, 1961 The Newj-Revlew, Roseburg, Ore. 9 .)sWw wE-'f, : ' ' ' v. ... r WW t' .UMTVB J - ear ' i 1 1 Set. 33 2 SPLASH This wos the scene in Honolulu as California's Gov. Edmund G. Brown tried to master o surfboard off Waikiki. The governor starts to gain an upright position (upper left). Having managed to straighten up, the governor starts to list a little to port (lower Jeft). Unable to maintain his balance. Brown leaps into the water (upper right) and is ignominiously. fished out of the Pacific by friendly hands (lower right). Portland's Victory Skein Stretched To Four By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Portland BcaVcrs, continu ing their comeback after a 13- game losing streak, climbed into a tie (or third place in the Coast Fight Rtsultt By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome Rafiu King, 120, Ni geria, and Mario Vecchiatto, 13414, Italy, drew, 10. Manila Fil Ravalo, 138-4, Phil ippines, outpointed Adisak Kwa cngmechai, 139, Thailand, 10. League Wednesday night with a 3-1 victory over Salt Lake City. It was the fourth straight win over the Bees, after the Beavers dropped the first three of the cur rent series. The series will wind up tonight at Salt Lake with Mel Nelson (5-5) pitching for Portland against the Bees' ace, Bill Dailcy (5-3). Gene Oliver provided the vic tory Wednesday night. The first baseman swatted a bases-empty home run in the second inning, then drove in another run with a double in the eighth. Portland's Clint Stark got the victory, although he needed help from reliever Ed Bauta in the eighth inning, when the Bees got their lone run. Hawaii defeated Spokane twice 3-2 and 3 1. The Seattle Rainicrs gained first place in the Pacific Coast Base ball League early in the season by winning when they had to. Wednesday night they had to and did. Their backs to the wall after losing 10 of their last 15 games, the Rainicrs held a papcrthin edge over the Tacoma Giants, the No. 2 team and main beneficiary from the Seattle slump. Old pro Elmer Singleton took the mound, scattered four Tacoma hits for a 5-2 decision that widened Seat tle's lead to two games. The Vancouver Mounties, shap ing up as the newest threat to both Seattle and Tacoma, split a twin bill with San Diego's skid ding Padres and remained tied with Portland, six games out of first place. The Mounties handed the Padres their sixth straight loss 8-7 on Howie Goss' 21st home run, then lost 61 on Gary Peters' five-hitter. The Giants collected two nf their four hits and both their runs off Singleton in the first in ning. Ernie Bowman singled and Bob Farley cracked his sixth homer of the season. From then on the game was all Singleton's, the veteran righthander retiring the next 15 batters en route to his sixth win against three loss es. At Vancouver, the Padres went ahead 3-0 in the first inning of the opener on Joe laylors two on homer. The Mounties tied it with two in the second and one in the third and went ahead with three in the fourth. San Diego tied it in the fourth and took the lead in the sixth, hut Vancouver won in the bottom of the seventh with Goss' onc-on round-tripper. The win went to Arnold Umbach, Vancouver s $100,000 bonus babv, his first in professional baseball. In the nightcap, retcrs struck out 13 and walked five and the only Vancouver run was unearned. The Spokane-Hawaii opener was a makeup for an earlier contest at Honolulu. The Islanders got only five hits but sharp fielding left eight Spokane runners on base. Julio Navarro allowed Spo kane just four hits in the night cap to post his fifth PCL win in seven starts. Hawaii won the ser ies 5-3. (More Sports Page 13) Sailplane Begins Crossing Of U.S. SEATTLE (AP) Fifty years ago the first powered plane cross ing of the United States was com pleted in 49 days. Robert Fisher of Moses Lake, Wash., hopes to beat that time easily without a motor. Fisher took off Wednesday on what will be, if his plans work out, the first cross-country flight in a motorless sailplane. He hopes to reach New York City in four weeks. He had planned to get across the Cascade Mountains, but was unable to gain enough altitude. Three hours after taking off from the Auburn airport, about 18 miles south of here, he landed at Cum berland in the foothills. Fisher is being accompanied on the trip by his wife and their sons, Dan, 13, and Dickie, 9, a nephew, 17, and the family dog. But don't worry, they're not all traveling in the sailplane. It car ries only Fisher. The rest of the entourage is going in a station wagon equipped with two-way radio. Rickey Out Of Danger SUDBURY, Ont. (AP) Base ball executive Branch Rickey is reported out of immediate dan ger but will remain hospitalized for between two and three weeks, hospital administrator Horace Snyder said today. Rickey, 79-year-old father of baseball i farm . system and for mer general manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodg ers and Pittsburgh Pirates, suf fered his second heart attack in three years Tuesday. League Standings National Ltagu . W. L. Pet. O.B. Cincinnati 44 27 .620 Los Angeles 42 30 .583 214 San Francisco 39 30 .565 4 Pittsburgh. 34 31 .523 7 Milwaukee . 33 32 .508 8 St. Louis 30 38 .441 12V4 Chicago 27 41 .397 15V4 Philadelphia .... 22 42 .344 18tt Wednesday Rtsultt Chicago 16-7, Cincinnati 5-2 San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 7 (N 15 inning tie called, curfew) Pittsburgh 9, Los Angeles 3 (N) Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 3 (N) Thursday Gamtt Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Philadelphia (2 Twi-night) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (N) Only games scheduled Friday Games St. Louis at Chicago Los Angeles at Philadelphia (N) San Francisco at Pittsburgh (N) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N) American Ltagu W. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit 46 26 27 .639 .620 37 35 lVi 5 7'.4 8V4 .514 9 .438 14V4 32 41 29 41 .414 16 .365 20 New York 44 Cleveland , 42 32 .568 Baltimore 39 34 .534 Chicago . 38 35 .521 Boston .- Washington Kansas City Minnesota .. 28 44 .389 18 Los Angeles ..... 27 47 Wtdnttday Rtiults Cleveland 3-2, Washington 2-5 (Twi-night) Boston 6. Minnesota 2 (N) Baltimore 5, Kansas City 4 (N) Los Angeles 5, New York 3 (N) Detroit 12, Chicago a . Thursday Gamtt Chicago at Detroit Boston at Minnesota ' Washington at Cleveland (N) Baltimore at Kansas City (N) Only games scheduled NORTHWEST LEAGUE Lewiston Salem Yakima Wenatchee Eugene TriCities W L Pet. GB 38 22 .633 .587 37 26 33 30 31 33 28 33 21 44 2V4 .524 6V4 .484 9 .459 10-4 .323 19 Hi Wednesday's Results Yakima 2, Eugene 1 Wenatchee 2, Lewiston 0 Salem 7, Tri-Cities 4 Thursday's Schedule Yakima at Eugene Wenatchee at Lewiston TriCities at Salem PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Seattle 44 29 .603 Tacoma 40 29 .580 2 Portland 36 33 .522 6 Vancouver 39 36 .520 6 San Diego 38 37 .507 7 Hawaii 37 38 .493 8 Spokane 29 41 .414 1314 Salt Lake City 26 46 .361 17 V4 Wednesday's Rtsultt Hawaii 3-3, Spokane 2-1 Vancouver 8-1, San Diego 7-6 Portland 3, Salt Lake City 1 Seattle 5, Tacoma 2 Thursday's Schedule Tacoma (Eddie Fisher 20) at Seattle (Hal Kolstad 6-1) 8 p.m PDT. 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