Bevos Move To Salt
With Firm Grin On
Lake
Third
By United PreM International
The Portland Beavers move in
to Salt Lake City to open a three
game series tonight with their
boid on third place just as firm
as it was tien they, moved into
Phoenix last Friday.
Portland pounded out a 13-7 vic
tory over Phoenix Sunday to re
main a game and a half ahead
of the Arizona club. The Beavers
are two and one-half games back
of second place Sao Diego and
four and one-half behind league
leading Sacramento.
Jim Greengrass led the Port
land attack against Phoenix Sun
day with a home, double aid a
sinpl In tVw frair eimrf tfns r f
u.k.k ik, Portla.id unloaded for seven nine hrws iKa anA fkcn RicInftiV
drove in 12 runs. He had II hits!'" I seventh inning to crush j crasher dropped Carl Greene to
mean much in poker, wrecked the
f root-running Solons twice Sunday
night and cut their margin over
San Diego to 2'i games. In this
case, the "fours" consisted of a
four-run rally by the Mounties in
the third inning of the opener
which boosted Watkins to his 5-1
win and a similar eruption in the
second inning of the nightcap that
cinched a 6-1 triumph.
Incidentally. Ed Basinski ac
counted for the quartet of Van
couver tallies in the second game
ith a bases-loaded homer.
But those short bursts in Sac
ramento were peanuts compared
bursts to split a twin bill. The
Rainiers had their big moment in
the eighth inning of the first game
to win. 13-7. after the Bees had
tallied five in the seventh. Then
Salt Lake countered with a half
dozen during the same frame to
insure a 10-5 win.
After San Diego downed Spo
kane. 4-2. in a conservative open
er, the Indians cinched the finale
with a four-run Jolt in the second
inning and went on to a S-4 de
cision. The Solons traded Watkins to
Vancouver earlier this season and
sure enough, be got back at his
old mates with a seven hitter in
explosions heard eLsewhere. the first game. Winston Brown
in 18 times at bat. including three
doubles, a triple and two home
runs.
Portland hung Sunday night's
loss on Giant 'Ace Eddie Fisher
who failed for the second straight
time in his quest for his 14th vic
tory. Howie Reed went the dis
tance for Portland for his sixth
win.
Russ Snyder also homered for
the Beavers.
Bud Watkins hurled Vancouver
to a 5-1 win over Sacramento to
become the only pitcher besides
Reed to go the distance in some
wild Sunday action which saw 35
hurlers used in seven games.
- A pair of lours, which doesn't
. hi un.il ,-wio mi. Beanie nis first defeat alter six wins,
and Salt Lake took turns sandbag- Chuck Estrada, a right-handed
flame thrower, was the winner.
find each other with iv.nin i
Rimbey Wins Championship
At Pendleton Archery Meet
La Grande archer Gerald Rim (intermediate girls division were
bey won all around ehampionship;sheiry Cottom, first, 202; Libby
honors yesterday at the outdoor. Dean Knight, second, 145, and
shoo held in Pendleton bv defeat- jfceverly Cottom. third, J24. i
ing siaie enampion uareld bteinke. Junior boy winners from La
!K to liti-
La Grande winners in specific
divisions were:
Class 325 for men: Richard
iSchradle. first, 776; Gene Erwin.
Isecond. 737.
OBSERVER
Observer, La Grahde, Ore., Mon., June 8, 1959 Page 2
Woods I
andRiffles
Oriole Hopes Depend
On Pitching Strength
Standings
Major League Standings
United Press International
National League
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
31 20 608 ..
30 23 .566 J
23 25 .52 4
28 26 .519 44
27 26 509 5
25 28 .472 7
20 30 .400 10
20 31 .392 II
Saturday's Results
Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2
Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 3
Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 2
San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 3
Sunday's Results
Phila. II St. Louis 9. 1st
St. Louis 2 Phila. 0. 2nd
San Fran. 5 Cincinnati 3. 1st
Cincinnati "7 San Fran. 1, 2nd
Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 2. 1st
Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0, 2nd
Milwaukee S Los Angeles 2
American League
W L Pet. CB
Chicago 29 23 .558 . . .
Baltimore 28 24 .538 1
Cleveland "r 26 23 . A31 1H
Detroit 25 23 .500 3
Kansas City 24 24 .500 3
New York 24 25 .490 3'i
Washington , 23 29 .442 6
Boston 22 28 .440 6
Saturday's Results
New York 2 Cleveland 1
Boston 4 Chicago 2
Detroit 4 Washington 1
Kansas City 5 Baltimore 1
Sunday's Results
Chicago 9 Boston 4, 1st
Boston 4 Chicago 2. 2nd
Cleveland 7 New York 5. 1st
New York 4 Cleveland 3. 2nd
Baltimore 3 Kansas City 0
Detroit 6 Washington 4
PCL Standings
United Press International
W. L. Pet. CB
33 21 .611
30 23 .566
26 23 .531
27 27 .500
26 26 .500
23 29 .442 9
22 29 .431 9'j
22 31 .415 10'-
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Sacramento
San Diego
Portland
Phoenix
Vancouver
Spokane
Salt Lake
Seattle
Sunday's Results
Vancouver 5 Sacramento 1 1st
Vancouver 6 Sacramento 1 (2nd'
San Diego 4 Spokane 2 lst)
Spokane 5 San Diego 4 '2nd)
Seattle 13 Salt Lake City 7 1 1st
Salt Lake City 10 Seattle 5 2nd
Portland 13 Phoenix 7
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HOCr-ABILLY BABY"
By FRED DOWN
UPI Staff Writer
Hcrvt Wilheim already has made
believers of American League hit
ters and now the" Baltimore Ori
oles are trying to do the same
with the experts.
Wilhelm's 9-0 record and
astounding 099 earned run ave
rage jpeak for themselves and
manager Paul Richards insists
the Orioles' second-place standing
ought to do the same.
-We can go all the way." Rich
ards has been oreaching since the
start of the season. "We'll go as
far as our pitching will take us."
Well. Sunday Wilheim s pitching
took the Orioles into second place
via a 3-0 victory over the Kansas
City Athletics. The erstwhile raga
muffins of the league are only
one game behind the first-place
Chicago White Sox and are a
half-game ahead of the third
place Cleveland Indians both of
whom split their Sunday double
headers. White Sex Split
The White Sox scored a W vic
tory in their opener but lost the
nightcap to the Boston Red Sox
Class 250: Adrion Rimbey, sec
dd. 531.
Liass 1,5: uean luught, first, archery season this fall. The
'8- jmeet will b? sponsored by the
Class 100: Jim Thornton, first, 'Eastern Oregon Archery Associa
400; Jim Cottom, second, 382 jtion.
Winners from La Grande in the)
The White Sox Touted Ike De-
lock with six runs in the second
inning and went on to win the
opener with a 12-hit attack that
gae Dick Donovan his thifd vic
tory. The Red Sox, however,
tagged Billy Pierce for three
runs in the first inning of the
nightcap and Frank Sullivan held
ihe While Sox scoreless until the
ninth when Leo Kitty asd Mike
Kornieles bailed him out.
Record Tribe Crowd
The largest crowd of the big
league season saw Herb Score
fan seven and pitch a six-hitter
that ended the Indians' seven
game losing streak. Homers by
Yogi Berra and Marv Throne-
berry plus Ryce Duren's 2 2-3 in
nings of shutout relief enabled the
Yankees to gain an even break.
The snlit left the Yaikees in sixth
place. 3'-2 games behind the White
Sox.
Eddie Yost clouted two homers
and Charlie Maxwell hit a two
run homer lo- the Tigers who
dealt Pedro Ramos his sixth de
feat. The Eraves sent 13 men to bat
and scored eight runs in the sev
enth inning to salvage the last
game of a three-game series with
Local Women
Golfers Triumph
In Tournament
Grande were Jonn Knight, first
246 and David Knight, second, 82.
The meet ;in Pendleton this
weekend was the last outdoor
tournament for the Northeast
Oregon area until the broadheadl a"0 lhe Yankees bounced back
shoot to be held on the Grande from a 7-5 setback to beat the
. It l: j o U . r cam 'J--' w " 11
iionac uowmen course Detore """. ' uuic o',tc Ani Rot. Rnhi dthnnoh
Cleveland. .The Detroit Tigers ,seVd for homers by Gil Hodges
made tt 23 out of 33 under Jimmy jand Don Denver, went the dis
Dykes with a 6-4 win over th(!ance and &Uowed m four nits
r-' i in registering his fifth win.
Vlila-iiikPn Rrnves increased' thr i- Ernie Ean!ts and Bobby Thom-
first-placc margin to two games ' ,drove. ,w0 runs e? 'or
by beating the Los Angeles Dod- 'h,e tubs m their opener and then
ers. 8-2. The Chicago. Cubs beat timer Singleton Bill Henry and
Before the La Grande meet, lo
cal archers will participate in the
National Archery Association
tournament to be held in Bend
) next month, according to Grande
iRonde Bowmen officials.
! Two Local Golfers
Ij HYande women enltprv vnn
out ever Pendleton and Riverside Rant Fincforwnl4
groups in play here last Wednes- DeaT rinSTerWOlO
day during the three-day Eastern; In Golf DflV AAppt
Oregon Sweepstakes tournament j " , "'ci
sponsored by the Oregon Wo-' T3 U Grande golfers Mrs.
men Gclf Association. iRollie K,D8 and Mrs- Charles Rey-
Eastern Oregon golfers played at tntJds Sr.-beat Dow Finsterwald
Baker June 2. in La Grande the;1" National Golf Day competi-
tiillowing day, and in Pendleton
cn Thursday.. -
La Grande women who placed
in the meets included Mrs. Ralph
Moberry, who won low gross in
diss A at Baker, and Mrs. Clark
Keefer, low net in cla B at
Baker. - '
Betty Bohnenkamp w:n first
low net in class' B. at the La
Grande meet and Mrs. Clark Keef
er and Mrs. John Gregory tied
for second low net. Xlass C low
gross was won bj Mrs. Charles!
Reynolds. Sr. .. i
Oregon State Game Commission
The Umatilla river is dropping
and has been fair to good for lib
erated trout on flies and bait.
East Birch creek is fair on liber
ated trout with bait producing
best results. Cold Springs reser
voir has been fair for bass on
! worms and lures and poor to fair
I for crappie. Angling has been
Slow at McKav reservoir.
The north and south forks of
the Walla Walla river are low
and clear. Angling is fair for bait
and fly anglers. Some limit
catches of rainbow are being
made on the Grande Ronde nver.
Roulet and Vogel ponds are good
for stocked rainbow.
Catherine creek is good or lib
erated rainbow and Chinook sal
mon. Rainbow and Kokanee are
biting at Wallowa lake with many
limit patches being made by boat
anglers trolling with Ford fend
ers and worms. Bank anglers are
having fair to good angling for
both rainbow and Kokanee with
eggs and worms. Little Sheep
is fair.
Wallowa river is muddy and
few fish are .being caught. Sal
mon have been biting on the Im
r.aha river and the Wallowa river
below Minam. The Powder riv
er is a little murky and high but
angling has been, fair to good. The
north fork and south fork of the
Burnt river is low and clear and
angling has been good.
Eagle and Pine Creeks should
be good for liberated trout.
Balm Creek reservoir is pcor. Fair
catches of channel catfish arc be
ing made on the -Snake rivej be-
:ow Oxbow dam. I'mty reservoir
nss produced some nice : catches
tfrainbow for boat anglers and
fair for bank anglers. , ;
Higgins reservoir remains good
for both boat and bank anglers.
Starray reservoir is fair to good.
Pcnds in Baker county are poor
'if fair. The Baldock pend re
mains good for bass. Brownlee
reservoir is excellent for bass to
three-fourths of a pound.
Kaiubow jo 10 and 12 inches il
length are being caught at StraJ
berry lake. Some eastern brool
te. it inrhpe arc entering fJ
creel at Strawberry lake. Snovj
remains on the south end of thJ
lake and a few small drifts rJ
main on the trail Detore reach!
ing the lake. Magone lake l
oivinv no some nice brook trnnl
and an,occasional rainbow to la
mcnes. uesi success ai aiagona
l.'ke is by stm nsning.
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the Pittsburgh Pirates. 4-2 and l-o.
i Don Elston collaborated in a
fh c. i.Tic rrHin,ic ,wh 1 three-hit shutout in the nightcap.
:,m r nenu sirucK oui iu oaiiers
in the second game but lost it
Dave Phillcy and Harry Ander
son had three hits each to pace a
! 16 hit Philadelphia attack that net
Gus Triaodos hit a two-run to-! ted Jack Meyer his fourth win but
roer and Billy Klaus singled home! then Vinesar Bend Mixell pitched
Baltimore's other run as Wilheim : a five-hitter for St. Louis in the
scored his thutl shnteut.,. niahtcap.
the Philadelphia Phillies. 2-0, alt
er an 11-0 defeat and the Cincin
nati Reds defeated the San Fran
cisco Giants, 7-1. after a 5-3 set
back
lion this weekend.
Golfers over the - nation com
peted against Finsterwald, who
shot a 67, in the annual event.
Mrs. King beat him with a 64 net,
and Mrs. Reynolds had a 66 net..
- Twentythree golfers played at
the La Grande Country club links 1
in the competition.
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