,,"
J-"'i ; " , r -
CHASING a pop foul off the bat of Chicago's Billy
Williams in the fourth inning is catcher Doug Camilli,
first baseman Bill Skowron ond Dodger pitcher Sandy
Koufox. Camilli made the grab for the victorious Dodgers.
Log Angeles topped the Cubs 3-1 in 1 1 innings to increase
its league lead to six games. (UPI Telephoto)
Dodgers Win Crucial Game; Yanks Bury Senators
By United Press International
Chalk up two mure strikeout
records for Los Angeles fireball
er Sandy Koufax today.
Koufax struck out 11 batters in
the Dodgers' 31, U-inning tri
umph over the Chicago Cubs
Wednesday.
Koufax 11-strikeouts lifted his
season total to 210 in 213 innings
and made him the first National
League left-hander to record
three consecutive 200 - strikeout
seasons. It also was a league
record 48th time in which he has
struck out 10 or more batters in
a game.
Koufax turned over a tie game
to relief ace Ron I'erranoski and
the latter gained his 11th win of
the season when the Dodgers
came up with two runs in the
11th inning on Tommy Davis'
homer, singles by Willie Davis
and Al Ferrera and an error by
Ellis Burton.
The victory enabled the Dodg
ers to increase their NL lead to
six games when the Houston Colts
topped the San Francisco Giants,
1-0, and the New York Mets sur
prised the St. Louis Cardinals,
7-3. The Philadelphia Phillies
beat the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, and
the Pittsburgh Pirates shaded the
Milwaukee Braves, 5-4, in other
NL action.
Dick Farrell went 8 1-3 innings
and Hal Woodeshick threw a
game-ending double play ball to
pinch hitter Harvey Kuenn to
give the ninth-place Colts their
fifth win in their last six home
games with the Giants. The Colts
scored the game's only run off
Brundage To Miss
U0 Grid Season
EUGENE (UPI) Mike Brund
age, former all-state quarterback
from Roseburg, will not be play
ing football this fall for the Uni
versity of Oregon.
The sophomore quarterback told
head coach Len Casanova Wed
nesday that he plans to enter the
service this fall. He will enlist in
the U.S. Army's six-month pro
gram and v.ill return to school
for the spring quarter and spring
football practice.
Brundage was starting quarter
back on the Duck's frosh team
two vears sen. He was redshirted
I last year and did not play.
Jack Sanford in the fourth inning
on Al Spangler's single, a sacri
fice and John Bateman's single.
Jim Hickman hit a homer, a tri
ple, double and single and Duke
Snider had three hits in the Mets'
11-hit attack that brought Tracy
Stallard his fifth win. Ernie Brog
lio, who had beaten the Mets
three straight previous games,
suffered his eighth loss against 12
victories.
Jim .Maloney's seventh-inning
wild pitch enabled Tony Taylor
to score with the run that
snapped his six-game winning
streak and dealt him his fourth
loss against 17 wins. Cal McLish
pitched an eight-hitter to win his
11th decision for the Phillies.
Relief pitcher Frank Funk's
wild pitch in the ninth inning let
Bob Bailey score the winning run
for the Pirates and gave relief
ace Al McBean his 11th victory
compared with three defeats. Jer
ry Lynch homered for the Pi
rates and Lee Maye had four hits
ifor the Braves.
j Al Downing strengthened his
I bid for AL rookie of the year
I honors Wednesday night when he
I pitched a three-hitter as the New
I York Yankees downed the Wash
ington Senators, 91. Joe Pepi
tone hit his 20th homer of the
season and Elston Howard his
22nd to lead the Yankees' 14-hit
attack.
The Chicago White Sox defeat
ed the Kansas City Athletics, 7-3,
The Cleveland Indians beat the
Baltimore Orioles, 4-1, the De
troit Tigers nipped the Boston
Red Sox, 5-4, and the Minnesota
Twins whipped Los Angeles, 9-4,
in other AL games.
Pete Ward. Downing's strong
est rival for the AL rookie award,
hit his 14th homer and two sin
gles to lead a nine-hit White Sox'
attack that carried Juan Pizarro
to his 14th win against five loss
es. Pizarro yielded nine hits and
three runs in 7 2-3 innings with
Jim Brosnan preserving the win.
Orlando Pena suffered h i s 15th
setback for the Athletics.
Homers by Joe Azcue and Fred
Whitfield provided the power for
Cleveland's Jim Grant to register
his eighth victory of the season
with a five-hitter. A double by
Woody Held, a walk, Al Lup
low's single and Larry Brown's
infield out produced the other In
dian runs as Milt Pappas of the
Orioles was tagged with his sev
enth defeat.
Al Kaline's three-run seventh
inning homer off Red Sox relief
ace Dick Radatz lifted Detroit re
while Gary Geiger hit two hom
ers and Dick Stuart connected Sot
a two-run homer for the Red Sow
Harmon Killebrew's three-ruff
eighth-inning homer gave the
Twins a 5-4 lead and relief pitch
er Bill Dailey's three-run shot itr
the ninth clinched their triumph
at Los Angeles after the Angela
staked Ken McBride to an early.
40 lead. The homer was
lief pitcher Bill Faul to his fifth Killebrew's 26th and gave him
win. Kaline also had a double and j the league lead. Leon Wagner hit
a single and drove in four runs his 22nd homer and Jim Fregosi
to lead the Tigers' 12-hit attack1 had four singles for the Angels,
Thurs., Aug. 8, 1963 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. :9
BEGINS SUSPENSION
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.
(UPI) Jockey Larry Adams
will start a 10-day suspension
Thursday for "failing to keep a
straight course in the stretch"
during the running of Monday's
ninth race at Saratoga.
LEMOLO LAKE RESORT
STORED OPEN
Complete line of Groceries; Fishing Tackle, etc.
HOURS 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.
FISHERMEN ... Be sure to register your biggest fish
. each week for our weekly "big fish" prize!
In The Majors
By United Press International
National League
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
W. L.
68 43
63 50
63 50
58 52
61 55
60 54
57 57
55 56
44 70
35 77
GB
Pet,
.613
.558 6
.558 6
.527 9V4
.526 9Mi
.526 9"s
.500 12V4
.495 13
.386 25'A
.312 33'A
Wednesday's Results
New York 7 St. Louis 3
Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1
Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 4
Houston 1 San Francisco 0
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
(night) Tsitouris (7-5) vs. Short
(3-8).
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
(night) Sadowski (1-4) vs.
Friend (12-10).
(Only ganies scheduled)
Friday's Games
Chicago at New York, night
San Fran at Philadelphia, night
Houston at Pittsburgh, 2-twi-nighl
Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night
St. Louis at Milwaukee, night
American League
W. L. Pet. GB
New York 70 40 .636 ....
Chicago 60 48 .564 8
Minnesota ' 61 '50 .550 9V2
Baltimore 63 52 .548 9,2
Boston 54 56 .491 16
Cleveland 55 59 .482 17
Los Angeles 54 62 .466 19
Kansas City 50 60 .455 20
Detroit 48 60 .444 21
Washington 41 71 .366 30
Wednesday's Results
Detroit 5 Boston 4
New York 9 Washington 1
Chicago 7 Kansas City 3
Cleveland 4 Baltimore 1
Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 4
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Minnesota at Los Angeles Stig
man (11-10) vs. Foytack (4-4).
Boston at Detroit Monbou
quette (14-7) vs. Regan (7-6).
Chicago at Kansas City (night)
Peters (10-5) vs. Wickersham
(8-9).
New York at Washington Ter
ry (12-11) vs. Rudolph (7-11).
Cleveland at Baltimore (night)
Donovan (6-10) vs. Barber
(15-8).
Junior Golf
Action Slated
The Stewart Park Golf Associ
ation will sponsor a junior golf
tournament Aug. 16-18 at the Mu
nicipal Golf Course.
Boys between the ages of 10
and 17 will be eligible to compete
for the championship. Officials
are anticipating 40 entrants which
would provide for eight flights.
Trophies and prizes will be pre
sented the winners in each flight.
Lntry fee for the tournament
will be SI, and boys can register
at the Stewart Park pro shop ac
cording to Gerry Hennebeck, pres
ident of the association.
This will be the first junior golf
tournament sponsored by the Stew
art Park Association, and it is
hoped to make the tourney an
annual event.
Ring Record
v FIGHT RESULTS
By United Press International
TEANECK, N.J. (UPI) Frank
Di Paula, 175. Jersey City, out
pointed Don McAtcer, :75, Pater
son (8).
OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) Henry
Salcido, 139, San Jose, stopped Al
Medrano, 139, Sacramento, (2).
SPORTSMAN'S'
MIDGE RETRIEVES
SURFACE
Montana Babe Ruthers
Top Klamath 9, 8-1
KELLOGG, Idaho (UPI) A
speedy, hot-playing Great Falls,
Mont., ball club swept over the
Klamath Falls, Ore., team 8-1 8-1
in the last of Wednesday's action
in the Babe Kuth baseball tourna
ment here.
Klamath Falls went through
three pitchers trying to keep pace
with Great Falls. The second
pitcher, Mike Keck, came in dur
ing the fourth inning only to be
removed while at bat in the fifth
after being hit by a pitched ball.
Keck was reported allright after;
the incident.
Today Kellogg plays Riverton,
Wyo., and Klamath Falls faces
Wallace Idaho, in the two losers
bracket games.
HAND-TWITCH
- RETRIEVES OF Z"TO 4 EACH
FOR WET-FLy FISHING.
STRIP STRIP
STRIPPING IN 12" OF
. LINE IN. SPURTS WITH
A WET FLY.
Here are z popular methods
of fishing a size 18-to-2a
WET FLy. IN EARLy SEASON, A
SLOW, HAND-TWIST OR TWITCH
RETRIEVE OF A PARK "MIDGE"
IS OFTEN THE MOST EFFECTIVE.
IF YOU HAVENT MASTERED THE.
HAND-TWIST RETRIEVE-, TWITCH
LINE IN WITH yOUR FINGERS
LETTING IT FALL IN COILS OR
IF USING AN AUTOMATIC, REEL
IN EXCESS LINE. THE LATTER IS
ALSO USED FC.i SPEEDy, HAND
STRIPPINS OF LINE IN SPURTS
IF THAT ACTION IS DESIRED.
ROSEBURG BOWL
PRESENTS
PRO-AM TOURNEY
MONTH OF AUGUST cl0r:GHT
2 Spots MEN ... to bowl with the Pro's in Portland
1 Spot for WOMEN ... first time to bowl with
the Pro's in the history of bowling.
$7500 GUARANTEED
1 st place ... $1 ,000 56th place $50 ...
110th place ... $25
AMATEURS WIN IT ALL!
ONLY 300 AMATEURS BOWL
ENTRY: Men $5 for 4 games Women $4 for 3 gomes.
FULL HANDICAP - LAST YEAR'S AVERAGE
All prize money obovt cost of bowling & Pro-Am entry returned to
cosh prize list. Bowl ANYTIME, as many times as you like
2400 Diamond Loke Blvd. Phone 672-3601
SPEEDS W- IT 11
KIWIS
TT-TOF
46fjaPGH!
1431 NE STEPHENS
PH. 672-4811
T ft A .K'HC-f VilW
rri - m.wr e'K iuv
H Spwra
Riverside wM JF
4-SOUARE GUARANTK "' ,
1, Agointt rood hotordl for lh Mlvy '' t 'm
specified time. Adpntrmnli pro- UbpoKf V S fX' Ltd mj
rated on month irtd. PjFt 5" gT WM
2, Agoimt delects in mottriolt, woflt 55T Q ' J
manihip lor life of treod. Ad- rJT w Jf fjm
jvttmenls prorated on trod wear. m" ' &f J -.
3, Nationwide service ol all branch!. L!A f f4Lv
4, Satisfaction guaranteed notion- yTjS5 mUw eeWTLT JP4
RIVERSIDE TEST CAR
The Mercury Marauder Par
nelli Jones used to set a new
Pikes Peak Hill-Climb record.
PARNELLI JONES TESTED RIVERSIDE TIRES
ON THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 SPEEDWAY
TRACK. THEY DELIVERED OUTSTANDING
PERFORMANCE FOR HIM AT STRAIGHT.
AWAY SPEEDS UP TO 138.46 MPHI
Parnelli Jones, record-breaking winner
of the '63 Indianapolis 500-mile race,
proves Riverside tires are built to last!
For the second time
this year, Parnelli Jones
drove the searing 2 Vi
miles of Indianapolis
track. This time to prove
the strength and en
durance of Riverside
ST-107's tires.
Jones was merciless.
He ground into turns
and rocketed down at
straightaway speeds
up to 138.46 mph!
The ST-107's were
pounded and baked
in the Indiana sun. They
suffered more abuse
than tires ever receive;
and they held!
This was no slunl.
Riverside engineers
knew the strength and
quality built into every
Riverside tire would
take it. Though you will
never drive 133 mph,
it's comforting to ride
on tires that can deliver
high-speed proven
Riverside tires!
BU
RIVERSIDE NYLON ST-107
GUARANTEED 27 MONTHS
SIZE Pritt without Trade-in SIZC Price without Trade-in
tube-type trade-in price tube let l trode-ln price,
650-15 -" tjM 11.75' 11.75'
6.70-15 JI.75' 17.75 jffu " "
; T ""'
7.10-15 J5.45 31.45
It.:
t.00-14
7.60-15 J7.45 2J.4J J'JJ" -7 J5-7S"
-'5 3345' J?-4S
7727F,
m m
u
M WS
.70-15
tube-type
blackwall
BUY NOW AT SPECIAL LOW
PARNELLI JONES' PRICES ON
ALL RIVERSIDES IN AUGUST!
NO MONEY DOWN
FREE MOUNTING
as"
AJt phcer pin mom rex. WhievoHr, 3 ese per ttrt.
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY 2:00 PM TO SATURDAY 5:30 PM
3 ' 4-"i
OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 PM UNTIL CHRISTMAS
o
iG3
0 0