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ALL SMILES following a meeting between Cardinal manager Johnny Keane, hurler Ray
Sadecki and general manager Bing Devine Thursday, is Sadecki and a teammate. The
Cards announced they discussed their problems and resolved their differences. As o result,
Sadecki's suspension has been lifted. Pitcher Bob Gibson, left, welcomes Sadecki bock to
teom. Sadecki had been fined for a poor Showing eorly this week. He went into a sulk and
didn't report for the next day's gome and was suspended. (UPI Telephoto)
Rodgers Shows Giants
Talents They Overlooked
By THE 'ASSOCIATED PRESS
Andre dodgers, who exchanged
his cricket paddle for a baseball
bat, was traded for a manager
and repeddlcd before ho got to
1)1 ny a game with his new males,
may have saved his latest job
with a sudden display of power
The young shortstop stroked a
bases-loaded single in a throe-run
fourth inning uprising acainst Na
tional League leading San Fran
cisco, then tagged a homer in the
sixth for the deciding run as the
Cuhs whipped his iormcr team
mates 4-3 Thursday.
Rodgers, 27, Bahamas - born
cricket player, originally came up
with the Giants, failed to make it
as their shortstop and wound up
in the trade that brought Al Dark
from Milwaukee to becomo San
Francisco manager. He didn't
play a game for the Braves be
fore ho was shipped to Chicago.
Played For Grammas
Hitting only .203, ltodgers might
have been on the bench if Alex
Grammas, acquired in a trails
two days ago, had reported to the
Cutis. At game time (Irammas
still was missing. ltodgers played,
and won it.
Second-place Los Angeles lost
an opportunity to take over first
place when Dick Stuart hit three
run homer in tho last of the ninth
and gave Pittsburgh a 3-2 victory
over tho Dodgers. That kept the
Dodgers a half-game back of the
Giants.
Klsewlicre, St. Louis won its
third straight after snapping an
eight-game losing streak by belt
ing Cincinnati 8-2 and Houston
came from behind to edge Milwau
kee and Warren Spahn 3-2. The
New York Mets and Philadelphia
were not scheduled.
American League
In the American League, Bill
Stafford pitched a two-hitter as
the first-place New York Yankees
blanked Cleveland 4-0 and dropped
the Indians to third. Minnesota
moved into second with a 5-2 con
quest of Kansas City. Boston
nipped Detroit 5-4, and Chicago
White Sox thumped Los Angeles'
Angels 8-4 and Baltimore walloped
Washington 12-5.
Rodgers' heroics tagged left
hander Billy Pierce with his first
National League defeat after eight
vicotries. Don Caidwell (2-6), who
scattered six hits, went the route
for the victory.
Tho Dodgers gave Johnny Pod-
res a 2-0 lead on Willie Davis
homer with one on in the third
and tho southpaw had a four-hit
shutout until the ninth when, Dick
Groat and Roberto Clcmento hit
consecutive singles leading of the
inning. That chased Podres and
brought on Larry Sherry, whose
second pitch was hit by Stuart
for the game-winner. F.IHoy Face
(41) picked up tho triumph in
relief.
Stingy Pitcher
Backed by an 18 hit Cardinal at
tack, Krnle Broglio (2-2) held the
Reds to seven hits.
Julian Javier and Julio Gotay
each had three hits off Jim
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The Braves moved ahesd 2-1 in
the fifth on Ed Mathews' repro
ducing single. But singles by Jim
Pendleton, Norm Larker, Mcrritt
Ranew and Billy Goodman gave
the Colls two in the last of the
ninth and left Spahn (6-6) with
the loss. Former Brave Don Mc-
Mahon (2-1) won it in relief.
In The Majors
Today's Baseball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League
W. L. Pet. O.B.
New York 29 19 .604
Minnesota 31 23 .574 1
Cleveland 27 21 .563 2
Detroit 27 22 .551 2V4
Los Angeles 26 24 .520 4
Chicago 28 26 .519 4
Baltimore 25 27 .481 6
Kansas City 25 29 .463 7
Boston 21 28 .429 8V4
Washington 15 35 .300 15
Thursday's Results
Bos'on 5, Detroit 4
Minnesota 5, Kansas City 2
Chicago 8, Los Angeles 4
Baltimore 12, Washington 5
New York 4, Cleveland 0
Saturday's Schedule
Kansas City at Los Angeles
Chicago at Minnesota
Detroit at Washington
Baltimore at New York
Cleveland at Boston
National League
I W. L. Pet. C.B.
San Francisco .. 40 17 .702
ILos Angeles 40 18 .690 Vi
Cincinnati 29 21 .580 71
, Pittsburgh 29 23 .558 8M1
St. Louis 27 24 .529 10
! Milwaukee 25 29 .463 13V4
Houston 23 30 .434 15
I Philadelphia .... 21 31 .404 m
! Chicago 18 35 .340 20
jNcw York 12 36 .250
Thursday's Results
Chicago 4, San Francisco 3
Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 2
St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 2
Houston 3, Milwaukee 2
Only games
Saturday's Schedule
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee
New York at Chicago
San Francisco at St. Louis
Los Angeles at Houston
Loclavoods Put 3-Game Winning Skein Online
Putting their three-game winning
skein on the line, the Lockwood
Motors Legion Junior nine of Rose
burg plays two doubleheaders in
as many days.
Tonight Lockwood Motors will
play its last warmup games be
fore league play, facing the Myr
tle Point squad in a 7 0 clock twin
bill at Legion Field. Saturday night
the team kicks off the Doug-Lane
League season, hosting Springfield
in a 6:30 o'clock doubleheader.
Coach Don Sevcrson, taking over
head coaching duties in the ab
sence of Harper, will choose be
tween Lyle Charon, Jon Burnham
and Dick Williams for tonight s
pitching chores. Saturday night
Jerry Boucock and Tom Hobbs will
be on the hill against Springfield.
Hitters Limited
Hobbs, the fireballing right-hand
er, has limited the opposition to
six bits in 14 innings, while rack
ing up 22 strikeouts. The four runs
scored against Hobbs have all
been unearned. Boucock has tossed
2V4; innings of perfect ball for his
only performance of the season.
The control-artist fanned five of
the seven batters he faced in his
relief role.
Burnham and Williams will be
seeing their first action, while
Charon tossed 2 2-3 innings before
being relieved by Boucock.
Hobbs leads the moundsmen
with a 2-0 record, and Boucock
has a 1-0 mark.
Leading the squad in hitting is
Phil Thormin and Dennis Arana,
both with .428 batting averages.
Thormin and Arana each have
three hits for seven at-bats, and
Arana's four RBIs are tops in that
department.
Beemer To Catch
Starting at catcher for Roseburg
will be Jim Beamer (.375), who
provided the local nine with the
winning blow in Wednesday's thrill
ing 3-2 win over Crater.
Set for infield action are Arana
at first, Gordon Avery (.142) at
second, Bob Manning (.142) at
third and Marv French (.000) at
shortstop.
Tentative outfield starters find
Glen Fortune (.286) in left field,
' - - .
1 V v t,
PHIL THOKMIN
. hitting at .428 pace
Thormin in center and Doug Cop
lin (.333) in right. Lockwood re
serves include Doug Philow and
Jim Wassom ready with Lance
Casebeer out of action with a hand
injury.
Myrtle Point fields a strong club
composed mainly of players that
competed for the Bobcats in prep
action. The Myrtle Point High
School team finished second in
league play behind Bandon. Ban
don reached the state A-2 semifi
nals before losing 1-0 to North
Catholic.
Coburg Chucker
Wayne Swango, ace chucker for
Coburg's state B co-champions, is
slated to throw one game Satur
day fqr Springfield. Swango is a
fast dealing right-hander who led
his high school team to the state
B title two years in a row. Dur
ing prep competition Swango was
credited with several no-hitters
and one perfect game.
Tonight's games are scheduled
for seven and five innings, w.'iile
both of Saturday's games will last
seven frames.
t j
DOUG COPLIN
Roseburg right fielder.
8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., June 8, 1962
Chiefs Muff Chance To Push
Northwest Lead Up One Notch
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The league-leading Wenatchee
Chiefs, possibly bothered by piggy-bark
antics in the outfield,
muffec a chance to increase their
Northwest League margin Thurs
day night when they dropped a 7-4
decision to the Tri-City Braves.
In other league action, Yakima
clobbered second-place Salem 12-0
and Lewiston edged Eugene 4-3 inj
a 12-inning encounter.
The piggy-backers came from
Wenatchee Valley Junior College
and they made 60 trips across the
field .via the fences during the
nine-inning game.
The added attraction didn't
bother the Braves they pushed
acrcss four runs in the eighth,
two of them on pitcher Lee Feath
erstone's double to win the game.
Bob Rudd and Gary Johnson
blasted solo homers for the win
ners and Ken Fruchter homered
for Wenatchee.
Six of Yakima's 14 hits went for
extra bases as Roger Roy earned
his second straight shutout with a
four-hitter. Roy walked none and
struck out seven and retired the
first 14 men he faced. Kerry
Buckner drove in two Yakima
runs with a homer. Leon Douglas
and Rico Carty, who had doubles,
drove in four and three runs re
spectively. A dropped fly ball gave Lewis
ton the victory in its extra-inning
game with Eugene. With two out
in the 12th, Wayne Norton doubled
to center and Luis Rodriquez loft
ed the fly that slipped through the
hanu of Joe McLaughlin.
jSugcne had come from behind
on Jose Calero's two-run double in
the eighth to knot the count and
scored "ne tally 111 the ninth to tie
the score again. The Emeralds
committed three errors and only
one of Lewiston's runs was
earned.
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
GOLF
CLIFTON, N.J. Gay Brewer
Jr. shot a six under par 66 first
round lead in the $100,000 golf
classic.
RYE, N.Y. George Dawson of
Glen Ellyn, 111., won the U.S
Senior's Golf Association cham
pionship by two strokes over
George Haggarty of Detroit in
playoff.
RACING
NEW YORK-The Sport ($10.60)
galloped to a length and a quarter
victory in the $11,350 Bushwick
Hurdle at Belmont Park.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. Olden
Times ($3.40) won the $21,450
Golden State Breeder's handicap
at Hollywood Park.
Dark Horse
Enters Rich
Belmont Race
NEW YORK (AP)-The Inevita
ble surprise horse popped up in
tne entry oox today when the vir
tually unknown Folk Dancer was
entered along with seven other
3-year-olds for the S125.000 added
Belmont stakes Saturday.
The big four of Brandywine sta
ble s Greek Money, El Peco
Ranch's Decidedly, George D.
Widener's Jaipur and Peter W
Salmen Sr.'s Crimson Satan dom
inated the entries and monoDo
lized the first four post positions
in ine draw.
I he other three are Frank E.
Powers Vimy Ridce. Fred W.
Hooper's Admiral's Voyage and
louis wouson s David K.
Folk Dancer is owned by a New
York banker, Maurice Newton,
and the entry was telephoned to
the secretary's office at the last
minute by trainer Tom Waller.
If all eight pay the $1,000 start
ing fee to go postward. the rec
ord purse will gross $153,300. The
winner would collect $109,550 com
pared with the former high of
$104,900 by the 65-1 shot Sherluck,
last June.
Crimson Satan drew the No. 1
post for the lV4-mile race with
Decidedly No. 2, Greek Money
No. 3, Jaipur No. 4, Folk Dancer
No. 5, Vimy Ridge No. 6. Admi
ral's Voyage No. 7 and David K.
on the outside in this great clas
sic inaugurated in 1867.
Sports Calendar
Friday
BasebaU
Non-League
Myrtle Point Legion vs. Lock
wood Motors Legion-of Roseburg,
7 p.m. doubleheader, Legion Field,
Roseburg.
Doug-Lane League
Winetrout Motors Legion of Myr
tle Creek vs. Drain Legion, 7:30
p.m., Drain.
Softball
Twilight League
Winston Merchants vs. Bert's
Food Market, 6 p.m., VA Diamond
Saturday
Doug-Lane League
Springfield Legion vs. Lockwood
Motors Legion of Roseburg, 6:30
p.m. doubleheader, Legion Field,
Roseburg.
Softball
Babe Ruth Exhibition
Joseph Lane vs. Sutherlin, 2:30
p.m., Sutherlin.
SCHEDULES 22 GAMES
PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) -The
Providence College hockey
team will play a 22-game sched
ule during rhe 1962-63 season, in
cluding the Rensselaer Polytech
nic Institute Christmas Invitation
Tournament at Troy, N.Y., Dec.
27-29.
Ring Record
Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - James El
lis, 158, Louisville, stopped Ru
dolph Bent, 155'i, Kingston, Ja
maica, 2.
MIAMI, Fla. Pcrfccto Garcia,
13114, Miami, stopped Grady Me
London. 127Mi, Miami, 6.
MONCTON, N.B. Joey Durellc.
152, Baie Ste. Anne, N.B., out
pointed Clement Sarrazin, 161
Quebec, 10.
BOLOGNA, Italy Raimondo
Nobile, 132, Italy, outpointed Jean
Biosca, imvt, France, 8.
TOKYO Katsutoshi Aoki, 122,
Japan, knocked out Leo Espinosa,
123, Philippines, 3.
Portland 9 Blanks Tacoma, 5-0;
Beavers Stretch Streak To Four
SIGN TOP PUNTER
EDMONTON, Alta. (UPI) The
Edmonton Eskimos of the Cana
dian Football League have signed
Bobby Waldcn to a 1962 contract.
Walden led the Western Confer
ence in punting average and kick-
off returns in his rookie year last
season.
Fremont vs. -Uyrtle Creek, 2:30
p.m., Myrtle Creek.
Twilight League
Douglas Veneer vs. Mock Mo
tors, 4 p.m., VA Diamond II.
Roseburg Lumber vs. Douglas
Veneer, 6 p.m., VA Diamond II.
Church League (Fast-Pitch)
St. George's Episcopal vs. Green
Community Church, 6 p.m., VA
Diamond I.
Hardtops
Hardtop Races, Time Trials 7
p.m.. Races 8 p.m., Roseburg
Speedways.
Sunday
Motorcycle Races, 1 p.m., Doug
Kart Races
IKF-CGCA Regional Races, noon,
Roseburg Kartways.
Senior's Golf Title
Is Family's Habit
RYE, N.Y., (AP)-You might
say it runs in the family. Golf
talent in the Dawson family, that
is.
George Dawson. 61, and the
brother of a former winner, cap
tured the U.S. Senior's Golf
Association championship Thurs
day by two strokes in a playoff
with George Haggarty, 59, a
southpaw from Detroit.
Dawson, from Glen Ellyn, 111.,
shot a 2-over-par 74 while Hag
garty carded 76 over the Apawa
mis course.
Dawson's younger brother John,
won the tournament in 1958. 1959
and 1960, so George's victory
makes it four out of five years
for the family.
!
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j
The Portland Beavers blanked
the Tacoma Giants 5-0 in Pacific
Coast League baseball Thursday
night to stretch their streak over
the Giants to four in a row.
Southpaw Bob Colliga' collabor
ated with reliefer Dan Oslnski for
the It-hit shutout.
The Giants outhit the Beavers
11-8 and got six walks, but didn't
capitalize on the breaks and left
13 runners stranded.
In other action, Walter Bond
smashed a grand slam home run
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FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 17
DaJ stoppe&in and said Rough Rider sportswear
is the gift he'djike.
as the league-leading Salt Lake
City Bees defeated Hawaii, 9-7;
cellar-dwelling Spokane bumped
off the San Diego Padres, 5-2; and
the Vancouver Mounties knocked
off the Seattle Rainiers, 5-0. in the
rubber game of their three-game
PCL scries. Southpaw Rill Plcis
hurled a brilliant four-hit shutout
and struck out five to give the
Canadians their win.
The grand-slam trick, highlight
of a six-run second inning, paved
the way for the Bees as they
walked off with their first victory
in three games of a seven-game
series with the Islanders.
The win shoved second-place
Seattle to 2 games behind the
Bees. San Diego is in third place.
21! gimcs out.
In the Hawai-Salt Lake- City
tussle, Jim Brewer got the vic
tory but he needed ninth inning
help by Frank Smith and Dave
Tyriver. Brewer blanked the Is
landers for five innings but gave
up four consecutive hits in the
fifth and committed two balks to
allow the Hawaiian hosts four
runs. Hawaii rallied fur three
more in the ninth and had the
tying runs on base when Tyriver
fanned pinch-hitter Herb Plews
for the final out.
Spokane's Howie Reed, with his
continued mastery over San Die
go, ran his personal win-streak
to three straight over the Padres.
The loss snapped San Diego's five
game winning streak.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. G.B.
31 17 .646
30 20 .600 2
29 20 .592 2
24 25 .490 7V
26 29 .473 S6
22 27 .449 9a
20 26 .435 10
14 31 .311 15' i
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Diego
Tacoma
Portland
Hawaii
Vancouver
Spokane
Thursday s Results
Vancouver j, Seattle 0
Portland 5, Tacoma 0
Spokane 5, San Diego 2
Salt Lake City 9, Hawaii 7
Friday's Schedule
Portland at Spokane, 8 p.m.
PDT.
Tacoma at San Diego, 8 p.m
PDT.
Vancouver at Seattle, 8 p.m.
Sait Lake at Hawaii.
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