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McBride Overcomes Tragedy, Shines For Angels I r Grieving Ken McBride bad lit tle desire for baseball Sunday. No one in the world would have pitcui-i- i.uu.j uj us turn. McBride said he'd rather pitch before joining his family. "I felt it would take my mind off what happened," he said, then went out and beat the Twins, 4-2, although he needed Mel Nelson's help in the ninth. "I thought about what hap pened back in Cleveland a couple of times while 1 was working a couple of long innings but I tried to keep it out of my mind," he revealed later. The Twins, who had a four game winning streak going, looked as if they were going to kayo McBride in a huiry when they scored a run off him in the first inning and another in the McBride fanned seven and at second on Jimmie Hall's homer J !owed seven hits in the 8 1-3 in But the 27-year-old blanked 1 nmg,s heP"ed. The Angels got them thereafter without any trou-lf? Jim .hr three runs in Pete Ward paced the While Sox into first place when he collected three hits, including his sixth homer, and scored two runs against the Athletics. Juan Piiar ro picked up his sixth victory in a relief role while Bill Fischer suffered his second loss in nine decisions. Ed Charles homered for the A's. Chuck Schilling singled home Russ Nixon with the tying run for the Red Sox in the ninth inning and then singled home Nixon with the winning run in the 14th to drop the Orioles into second single came off loser Stu Miller. Dick Radatz blanked Baltimore on two hits and struck out 10 over the last six innings for his fourth victory in five decisions. Home runs by Harry Bright, Tom Tresh, Clele Boyer and Hec tor Lopez helped southpaw Whitey Ford register his eighth victory for the Yankees in their game with the Tigers. Rookie Mickey Lolich was the losing pitcher. Woodie Held drove in three runs with a double and two sin gles and Vic Davalillo and Fred blamed him had he decided not to pitch. But he forced himself to and turned in a magnificent job, considering his heart and mind were 2,400 miles away. ble until he put two men on in the ninth. Nelson came in at that point and struck out pinch hitters Wally Post and Johnny Goryl to preserve McBride's sixth victory. me iuui in inning aim ii tu up one more off Ray Moore in the eighth. Elsewhere in the American League, the Chicago White Sox took over first place with a 4-3 triumph over the Kansas City A's. the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles, 3 2, in 14 in nings, the New York Yankees ended a three-game losing slide with a 6-2 win over the Detroit Tigers, and the Cleveland Indians downed the Washington Senators, 7-3. Only a few hours before he was scheduled to pitch against the Minnesota Twins at Los Aneeles Sunday, the Angel righthander was informed that his younger brother, Clifton, 24, had been killed in a Cleveland auto acci dent. Manager Bill Rienev told Mc place. Schilling's game-winning ' Whitfield also collected three hits. Bride he could leave for Cleve land immediately and another Mon., June 10, 1963 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 9 r. f ! I - JULIUS BOROS proudly displays the trophy he won by edging Dow Finsterwald in the sixth annual Buick Open golf tournament at Grand Blan, Mich. Boros shot a record breaking 274 to win bv five strokes. (UPI Telephoto) Boros Stays On Comeback Trail With Strong Buick Open Victory SCI Mrs. Wright's refrigerated bis cuits. Regular or buttermilk. Just open, place on baking sheet and bake. 8 ox. IS Lucerne -your best buy ' in GRAND BLANC, Mich. (UPI) Big Julius Boros today credited his golfing comeback to a Geor gia thief. When the hammering Hungar ian's putter was stolen at the Masters tournament at Augusta in April, he reached Into his closet and pulled out an old one. "It might have been one of the best breaks I ever had," Boros said Sunday after walking off with the Buick Open champion ship and its accompanying $9,000 purse that moved him into third place on this year's money-winning list with a $43,325 bankroll. Using the same old putter, the likeable "Moose" ended a three year victory drought last month by winning the Colonial Invitation and added a second and a fourth place finish on the tour before showing up here for the Buick Open. Although Boros went into Sun day's final 36-hole grind with a four-stroke lead over the field, golfJs wiseacres figured the 43-year-old Connecticut Yankee didn't have the stamina to hang in there. But the Moose fooled 'em all by shooting a 68 in the morning third round and following up with a final round 69. That gave him a record-breaking, 14-under-par 274 and a five-shot victory over for mer PGA king Dow Finsterwald. Boros, in joining Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as the only multiple winners on the current tour, chopped eight strokes off the Buick Open record of 282, held jointly by Art Wall and Mike Souchak. Finsterwald made a good run at Boros in the final round, post ing a 67, but he still had to set tle for second money of $4,600. Big George Bayer finished with a 68 that gave him third place with a 280, one shot in front of Canada's George Knudson. Wall wound up with a 283 to tie Mason Rudolph and Gene Littler for fifth place. STANDINGS Northwest League Standings By United Press International W. L. Pet. CB. Lewiston 31 16 .660 ... Yakima 25 16 .586 4W Tri-City 26 22 .542 5V4 Salem 3 Wenatchee 2 (1st game) Salem 2Vi VY .tt Wenatchee 21 25 ....Vi'. . ..Vi. Eugene 10 33 .233 19 Sunday's Results Lewiston 7 Tri-City 6 Salem - 24 22 .522 6V4 Wenatchee 3 Salom 2 (2nd) Eugene 5 Yakima 2 (1st game) Yakima. 3 Eugene -1 .(2nd) . aBTuraay s na.uiis Eugene 7 Yakima 3 Wenatchee 7 Salem 2 Lewiston 3 Tri-City 2 Today's Schedule Wenatchee at Eugene Yakima at Salem Lewiston at Tri-City CM Safeway mild chunk cheese, round mild club, cheddar chunk, tnack bar, and Monterey snack bar. Ran dom weights. lb. if ear r m -e - II J H 1l --mm) Ma Record Chinook Run Is Reported In Umpqua; St eelhead Count Up Chinook and summer steclhcad are being counled at the Winches ter Dam fish ladder at a record setting pace. - During the period of May 16-31 a total of 5,112 adult chinooks were counted. This brought the total through May to 6,716, a fig ure higher than the total counts for the past nine years. In addition, 870 jacks were count ed at the dam, bringing the total for the season to 942. Summer stcelhead began pour ing over the dam early in May, with a total of 712 being register ed to date. Of the total count, 510 came over the dam during the last two weeks of May. Anglers are reminded that the Chinook season on the North Ump qua is closed, but jacks and sum mer steclhcad may be taken. Fith counts through May 31 Telal Par t.nl Ptriod of through Tatal a run by Yiar May 14-11 May )1 count May 11 WINCHESTER DAM COUNTING Spring Chinook (adults) 1954 1,234 1955 1.879 1936 3.149 1957 1.2E4 1958 951 1959 658 1960 761 1961 1,775 1902 1,303 1963 5.112 Spring Chinook (jacks) 1954 344 1955 288 1956 375 1957 384 1958 112 1959 60 1960 46 1961 136 1062 172 1963 870 Summer Stttlhtad 1954 1955 1956 1957 ' 1958 1959 1960 1061 57 1962 16 1963 510 STATION N. 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