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White Sox Spoil Early Wynn's Try or 300th Victory H By PRBD DOWN - UPI ipor Writer J Thcre'i no lentimenl in base ball none for a 43-year-old guy ; trying for hit 300th victory and one for a floundering last-place team. "t Ask Early Wynn of the Cleve land Indians, who needs just one .Jmore triumph to achieve the im- mortality that goes with winning ' 300 big league games. And, if you , don't believe him, ask the Wash--ington Senators, who can use a 'victory any old time just to prove -mey neiong in tne majors. For the second time in eight r'diyi, Wynn's former White Sox teammates spoiled his try for No. 300 even though the Indians ral lied In the ninth to pull out a 4-3 triumph. The Minnesota Twins, mean i while, cut the hapless Senators ' Into little pieces with 11-4 and , 10-3 victories that ran their win ' ning atreak to six games and , moved them to within a game ' and a half of the American , League lead. Harmon Killebsew'a i aix hits led the Minnesota mus- clemen, who slammed four horn ; era, two triples and two doubles during the doubleheader. j Besex Defeat Yankaes I The Boston Red Sox defeated i the New York Yankees. 4-3. the I Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angela apnc -3 victories in a twi ; night doubleheader and the Bal i timore Oriolea nipped the Kansas ' City Athletics, 2-1, in other Amer- lean League games. In the National League, the ' St. Louis- Cardinals walloped the ) jiousion urns, v-i, tne uileago eighth victory in the second game. Dick Radatz, making his eighth appearance in nine games, yield ed a game-tying homer to Elston Howard but won his seventh game when the Red Sox tallied against Hal Reniff in the eighth on a walk and singles by Carl Yastrzemski and Frank Malzone. Yastrzemski and Malzone had two hits each for the Red Sox. Leon Wagner bad four hits, in cluding his 17th and 18th homera of the season, as the Angels' Art Fowler gained his third win in the first game. Rocky Colavito'i two homers, including a three-run shot that highlighted a seven-run I eighth-inning rally and brought Mickey Lolich his third triumph. Russ Snyder's ninth-inning hom er enabled the Orioles' Steve Bar ber to become the AL'a first 12 game winner of the aeason. Bar ber, 12-1 against Kansas City life time, struck out five and walked hits for the Oriol parii iles. pahm. ibmiks Pdlgers 1- Brave Lefty Takes Step Toward Ail-Time Record YANKEE SLUGGER Mickey Montle gazes fondly at Yan kee Stadium Friday. Mantle is expected bock in action after the July 9 All-Star game. He's being treated for an injured foot. (UPI Telephoto) South Douglas Babe Ruth League In Three-Way Tie i Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phil ; lies, 4-3, the Pittsburgh Pirates i topped the New York Mcts, 3-1, ) the Milwaukee Bravea shaded the , Los Angeles Dodgers, 10. and the aan rrancisco uianls beat the ; Cincinnati Heds, 7-3. i Kooaie rete ward, who was j born tlie same year Wynn started j out in the major leagues (1939), led the assault on the old pro with two doubles. Wynn, beaten , By tne White Sox the week before, V wai tagged for five hits and ,lhree runa In six innings. Ted i Abernathy, who pitched the last J two innings, picked up the victory ; when singles by Jose Azcue, Woody Held, Tito Francona, a ; fielder's choice and Willie Kirk- land's bunt-single produced two ; runa (or the Indians in the ninth iMiieorew naa a homer and double, Earl Batter homer and I rookie Jim Hall two triples in the Twins' 12-hit onenrns-sima ot. tack, Harmon had four more hits , and John Goryl , and Vic Wortz nu nomera in tne nightcap. Bill Pleia went the distance for his Xaat went first win in the opener and Jim 1-3 innings for his t Mantle Due For "Rest" NEW YORK (UPI) - Mickey Mantle, ailing New York Yankee lugger, heads back home to Tex aa today, stilt unsure when he'll be able to play again. Mantle, who broke a bone In his left foot on Juno 5 while chasing a ball against the center field fence in Baltimore, came to town Friday to have his foot ex amined by Yankee club physl cian Dr. Sydney Gaynor. "It still hurts protty badly." Mantle laid of the foot, "but lul isn't ine iracture that pains me so much as the ankle does. There Isn't much sense in hanging around here. I can't run or swing bat, ao if the boss (manager narpn mouk) says okay, I'll go back and spend some time with my family in Dallas." Houk, who warmly greeted Mantle when he stepped Into the Yankee clubhouse Friday after noon, laid he expected Mickey to rejoin me cum in Cleveland on July 7, the day he is supposed to come oil the disabled list. SOUTH DOUGLAS BABE RUTH LEAOUI W L Pet. SI Canyonvllle 2 1 .687 Myrtle Creek 2 1 .647 Riddle 2 1 .607 Days Creek 0 3 .000 2 Myrtle Creek's Babe Ruth team climbed into the midst of a three- way tie for the South Douglas League lead with a thrilling 8 5 triumph over the Riddle nine. The win givca Myrtle Creek a 2-1 league mark, the same as that sported by Canyonvllle and Rid dle, according to correspondent Lorraine Bierenbaum. The winners went into the fifth BR Schedule Is Revised The 1963 South Doualai Huh Ruth League achedule haa been re vised due to Glcndale dropping out or. comerence piay, reports Myrtle ireeic correspondent Lorraine Br- ennaum. In addition to the revisions, the June a round or league play was rained out and will be made up at a later date. Rained out last Saturday waa the Myrtle Creek at Days Crock and Canyonvllle at Riddle games. League outings are scheduled for the teams on Wednesdays and Sat urdays, with loop play set to end July 17. At the end of league play an all- star team will be selected to rep resent the South Douglas League in the District 4 tournament sched uled for late July in Roseburg. The rovlscd League schedule Is as follows: June v 20 Myrllo Creek at Canyonville, 1:30 p.m.; Days Creek at Rid dle, 1:30 p.m. July 3 Days Creek at Myrtle Creek, 3 p.m.; Riddle at Canyonvllle, 3 p.m. 10 Myrtle Creek at Riddle, 3 p.m.; Daya Creek at Canyonville, 3 p.m. 13 Canyonville at Myrtle Creek, 1:30 p.m.; Riddle at Daya Creek, 1:30 p.m. 17 Myrtle Creek at Days Creek, 3 p.m.; Canyonville at Riddle, 3 p.m. Inning trailing by a 4-2 count, but exploded for four runs in their half or the inning to grab the crucial win. Bill See went the distance on the hill for Myrtle Creek, scattering nve mis among live Kiddle bat ters. Jim Erwin and Jon Puz work ed for the loses, with Puz coming on in relief in the fatal fifth in ning. Fred Wagner connected for Rid dle's big hit of the day when he slapped a four-bagger in the sev enth inning to move the invaders to within one run of the host crew. Vernon Walker led Myrtle Creek at the plate with a 2-3 record, in cluding a two-run triple. John Ben son drove in two runs with a dou ble and Steve Gordon brought one run across with a two-bagger. LINBSCOREl Riddle 121 000 15 S 2 Myrtle Creek 200 040 x-6 6 5 Batteries: Riddle; Erwin, Puz (5) and Weakley. MC; See and Benson. Bandon Fish Fry Slated July 6th Bsndon fishermen have been busy making numerous trips out to sea to catch 3,000 pounds of fish for the July ( annual Bandon Fish Fry. The celebration at the Bandon city park will begin at 6 a.m. with a lumberjack breakfast, with the fish fry starting at noon and being staged along with a band concert. At z p.m. there will be a Babe Ruth baseball game between the Bandon team and a visiting Coos County squad. A fireworks display will be held at dusk on the North Jetty to round out the day's pro gram. in addition there will be many contests and events held through out the day for youngsters of all ages 6 to 60. l-jV it t l - r sew. . ,: -v e) LOST SOMI LUSTER NEW YORK (UI'I)-The U.S. Golf Association Friday detracted a small amount oi luster irom Julius Bonn' recent U.S. Open triumph, upon checking Us rec ords, the association found that Biiros was not, aller all, the old est player to win the Open. The distinction still belongs In Kim land's Ted Ray. who was 26 days older than Bonis in comparative age on tne aay ot victory. Legion Tilts Hit By Rain Rain continued to plague the Lockwood Motors A and B Legion ninea of Roseburg as three games were called off Friday because of weather conditions. The A team had a single nine inning non-league game scheduled against the Al Pierce Lumber team of Marshfield, but a downpour at the coastal city caused the outing to be cancelled. The home openers for the B crew had to be put off because of wet grounds. The newly-formed Lock wood Motors B team was to have hosted Brookings in a twin-bill. Thursday a pair of league count ers against South Eugene were rained out for the A team, while the B team managed to get in aix frames of a scheduled nine-inning game at Myrtle Point. Sunday the Lockwood Motors A crew will be out to extend its mar gin in Doug-Lane League play when it hosts rugged Springfield in a pair of counters at 6:30 p.m. Going into the game Roseburg has a 4 0 league record, while Springfield has a 4-2 mark. Sncllstrom Lum ber (Sheldon) is In second place in league play with a 3-1 record Monday the A and B Roseburg teams have an exhibition game planned for Legion Field at 8 p.m., with the A team set to host the annual Fourth of July tournament Wednesday and Thursday at Legion Field. Battling for top honors against Lockwood Motors in the holiday tourney will ba teams from Jefferson of Portland, The Dalles and Bend. In the opening round of play Jefferson will meet The Dalles and Roseburg will square off against Bend. Wednesday's play will begin at 6:30 p.m., with the action July 4 to start at 1:30 p.m. , mm fiisaasilattJ ..Wtrsaj '5yjT,toii.aai WARREN SPAHN brings one over the top as he pitches the Braves to a 1-0 victory over the Dodgers Friday. Spahn retired 19 men in order before giving up a hit to Jim Gilliam in the 7th inning. (UPI Telephoto) 6 The News-Review, Roseburj, Ore. Sat, June 29, 1963 Haystack Calhoun Outlasts Six Opponents To Claim $400 Prize In Mat Match Friday Haystack Calhoun left Roseburg $400 richer and with a host of new fans as the mat giant outlasted six opponents in the featured Battle Kovii rnuav at ine tairgrounas. As soon as me otner six louna the 601-Dound wrestler immovable, they turned on each other. Rocky Coluinbo was the first to go over the top to be disqualiiied, wltn lai alina George Drake and Andre Drappe following in short order. The capacity crowd howled with delight as Calhoun and flashy Abe Jacobs teamed up to deal Soldat (iorky and ivan namcrou somo brutal blows during the ensuing ac tion. Calhoun, by far the biggest wres tier in the ring, and Jacobs, the smallest of the seven in the Battle Royal, performed some nitty team work with the world's biggest wres tler serving as an anchor for Ja cobs who spent a lot of time in the air throwing fists and feet at the Russians. The only thing thot seemed to bother Calhoun was when the Rus sians managed to get their hands twisted in his beard and a few sneaky eye-gouges. While Calhoun was recovcrinc from the eye-goug ing, Gorky and Kameroff teamed up to eliminate Jacobs from the main event However, Calhoun was more than the two ring "Toughica" could han dle as he took one in each arm and tossed them over the top rope in a heap. With his mighty heave of the two Russians, Calhoun prov ed himself "king of the mountain" and collected the added J400 purse. In the preliminary bouts Drake and Drappe battled to a hard fought draw, Kameroff took a one fall decision from Coin mho and Jacobs was awarded a decision over Gorky on a disqualification. Kameroff came off the ropes .Jacobs with waving handbags and with a hangman's noose to win cup, 0f hot coffee which they his bout with the hard-hitting ex- ,win.rt i ihm. n h. Rian boxer, Columbo. In the featured , .. ,,j , ; V prelim battle Gorky pounded Ja- Wolfman. In the wild melee that cobs into sunmtssion in tne nrst uouowea wnen jacous got DncK in fall, then anDlicd a scries of back- the ring Gorky came uo with a breukcrs to take the advantage, choke hold from outside the ropes ana reiusea 10 oreaK. as a result Jacobs was (warded the match on nullum iu ,ait me nuRiLasc. Jacobs came hack strong in the second fall after being tossed out of the ring, and surprised Gorky with a rolling toe hold which prov ed fatal to the veteran. The final and deciding fall turned into a brawl as Gorky tossed his smaller opponent out of the ring. When Gorky started to follow to add insult to injury, several wom en spectators came to the aid of! a disqualification. y FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer If Warren Spahn is still good, enough to rout a 15-year-old jinx,' who is to say that two of the National League's most honored pitching records are beyond his reach? ' The marks in question are the. 13 20-victory seasons achieved by, Christy Mathewson and the career total of 373 wins compiled by both Slatheivson and Grover Cleveland Alexander in the days of the dead ball. Both records have been regard ed as unassailable by modern pitchers but then again the 42-year-old native of Buffalo, N.Y., is neither an "old timer" nor a "modern" but a pitcher for all ages. I Soahn took another bold step toward his twin goab and in the j bargain chased a ls-ycar-old Jinx Friday night when lie pitched a three-hitter that gave the Mil-! waukee Braves a 1-0 win over the , Los Angeles Dodgers. The victory i (1) was his 11th of the season, i placing him more than halfway toward his 13th 20-triumph season (2) the 338th of his career, leav ing him 35 shy of the all-time NL mark and (3) marked the first time he has beaten the Dodders away from his home park since Aug. 21, 1948. Struck Out Two Spahn struck out only two bat ters but didn't walk one in besting Dodger ace Don Drysdale and raisins his season mark to n-3. i The Braves scored the only run i of the game in the first inning I when they filled the bases on sin-1 gles by Lee Mayo and Hank Aaron, a walk to Eddie Mathews and a sacrifice fly by catcher Joe' lorre. Torre also came to his battery mate's aid in the ninth inning when he cut down Dodger speeds ter Maury Wills trying to scram ble back to first base after an abortive stolen base attempt. The St. Louis Cardinals re tained first place with a 9-2 tri umph over the Houston Colts, the San Francisco Giants downed the Cincinnati Reds. 7-3. the Chicaco Cubs edged out the Philadelphia I Phillies, 4-3, and the Pittsburgh! Pirates beat the New York Mels, 1 3-1, in other NL action. j In the American League, the Boston Rod Sox nipped the New York Yankees, 4-3, the Minnesota Twins routed the Washington Sen ators. 11-4 and 10-3. the Los An geles Angels and Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader by 8-3 scores ine luvL-iauu inuiuns ui-iuuicu the Chicago White Sox, 4-3, and the Baltimore Orioles topped the I Kansas City A's, 2-1. j Pitched Six-Hitter j Bob Gibson struck out 13 and pitched a six-hitter and Curt Flood drove in four runs with three singles as the Cardinals dealt the Colts their 15th loss in 17 games. The Colts . sabo taged the work of four pitchers with five errors as Dick Droit dropped his sixth decision. Back-to-back homers by Willie Mays and Willie McCovey sparkfd a four-run eigl. Vinning rally which enabled tne Giants to stretch the Reds' losing streak to four games. Juan Marichal struck out 13 nods in 7 2-3 innings but relief pitcher Billy Hoeft, who pitched only 1-3 of an inning, re ceived credit for his first victory of the season. McCovey had two homers and Orlando Ccpeda and V'.da Pincon al?o connected. Dick Ellsworth struck out U in achieving his 10th win for the Cubs, who won out over the Phil lies when non Santo homered oft Jack Baldschun in the 11th. Don Dcineter had a double and three singles for the Phillies and Santo and Dick Dertoll had two hits each for the Cubs. Bill Virdon's two-run homer and Al McBean's 2 2-3 innings of shut out relief pitching led the Pirates to their victory over the Mets. Roger Craig suffered his 10th straight defeat and his 12th of the season. Virdon has hit safely in 10 straight games and has 12 hits in his last 30 times at bat. Schroeder Cops Title PORTLAND (UPI) Slew Schroeder, formerly of Medford but now playing out of Corvallis, Friday easily won the Oregon Golf Association medalist honors at Riverside Golf and Country Club. Schroeder shot his second sub par round, a 3-under 69, to give him a two - day total of 135. Schroeder blazed a 6-under 66 on the opening day of qualifying. Schroedcr's nearest rival Tim Berg of Rogue Valley in Medford finished with 143 eight strokes back. Berg had a 2-undcr 70 Fri day. In women's match play, former champion Sue Jcnnctt of Oswego disposed of Joan Edwards of Port land 4 and 3. Last year's Southern Oregon winner, Pam Stacey, stayed in contention with a 4 and 3 win over Mrs. Gordon Wolfe ot Portland. Match play in the men's divi sion got under way today. Sports Calendar Saturday Softball Twilight League Roseburg Merchants vs. McKay Drugs, 4:30 p.m., VA Diamond I. Sulter'i Building Supply vs. Mc Kay Dnigs, 6:30 p.m., VA Diamond I. Church League Conservative Baptist vi. St. Jo seph's, 6:30 p.m., VA Diamond II. Babe Ruth Baseball Seuth Douglas Babe Ruth And Little Leagues Myrtle Creek vs. Canyonville, 1:30 p.m., Canyonville. Dayt Creek vs. Riddle. 1:30 p.m.. Riddle. Tennis State Jaycee Tennis Tournament, I a m., Stewart Park Courts, Rose burg. I ANGEL'S BILLY MORAN (12) it forced out ot tecond base j - when Charley Dees grounded to Tiger shortstop Dick Mc- ' Aullf fe and into a double ploy during the fourth inning ; of tti opening gome of o twi-night twin bill Friday. The I Angthi won the opener 8-3. (UPI Telephoto) BRING YOUR- Sewer Drainage Drain Field Excavating PROBLEMS TO' PRE-MIX CONCRETE PIPE CO. OR 2-2694 Septic Tenk Sunday Legion Baseball Doug-Lane League Springfield vs. Lockwood Motors (Roseburg), 6:30 p.m. double header, Legion Field, Roseburg. Tennis State Jaycee Junior Tennis Tour namrnt, 6 a.m. semifinals, 2 p.m. Finals, Stewart Park Courts, Rose burg. Monday Leglen Baseball Non-League Lockwood Motors A (Roseburg) vs. Lockwood Motors B (Rose burg), I p.m., Legion Field, Rose burg. Babe Ruth Beioball Roseburg Division Roseburg vs. Fremont, 5:30 p.m., Finlay Field. Riverside vs. Eastwood, 7:20 p.m., Finlay Field. Control Division Tenmile vs. Winston, t p.m., Douglas High School lxwkingglass s. p.m., Sutherlin. Lewiston 9 Holds Lead By United Press International ... Lewiston still holds a shaky one and a half-game lead in the Northwest League today and the Bronrs are happy that Wcnatchee is still in the league. The Broncs took Wcnatchee 10-8 Friday night for their 11th deci sion in 12 meetings with the Chiefs. The victory enabled them to keep one step ahead of second place Yakima which turned in a 10-7 victory over Tri-City. Salem was scheduled to play at Kugcne but that one was rained out. lewiston wrapped up Its win over Wcnatchee with three runs in the sixth with the big blow a two-run homer by Bill Meyer. 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