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BRAVES IN SECOND
Bums Tip Giants;
White Sox Lose
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The next 10 days from now until the All-Star Game break
may decide the American League pennant race. And it looks as if
the best thing the four challengers to the New York Yankees can
do is pray for rain. o
I the Yanks', ahead by 5V4 games, don't come out smelling
ike roses, one of the four contenders, at least, figures to wind
up a bit groggy. The pressure is on Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit
and Boston.
The schedule tells the story. New York plays 10 games in the
10 days, with two days off. Eight I
of the games are with Washing
ton and Baltimore, the seventh
and eighth-place clubs the Yanks
have blen 17 cut of021 times1
thus far.
. Boston is the only toughie im
memately ahead for the Yanks.
The Red Sox, whose five-game
winning streak was cut by Wash
ington 3-2 Thursday, have lost six
, of eight to New York but are
much stronger now. And Ted Wil
liams piCbably will be back in
service for the Fourth of July
double-header a'oYankee Stadium.
WHITE SOX LOSE
Second-place Chicago, dropp'Og
Its fifth straight Thsday to De-
1AMER1CAN O W
New York 50
Chicago 42
Cleveland A 42
Detroit 38
Boston . . 39
KansaiaCUy 28
Washlnston 25
Baltimore 20
PrI. r.B
.676 o
.809 54
.583 7
.551 9',j
.527 11
.408 19lj
.352 23'i
.285 28
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Thursdays 'Results
otoelrnlt 4. ChlcacO 3
Washington 3, Boston 3
J5nly games scheduled.
NAjriOL
Brooklyn
iMHwaikes ...
ChTcago
Cincinnati ...
JVew York
st.orftuiB ....
W f'ct. GB
9l 19 .732
50 8 to. sjo ii
40 34 Sll 13',4
.. 3t 35 .478 18
34 38.4718'4
.. 31 37 456 19V4
jyiadelrJila .
r.Ttsburgli ...
32 39 ".451 20
O 23 .31 29Vi
ursoVA's ReslV.s
BroSftlyg 6, New York 5
Milwaukee 7 Chicago 4
troit 4-3. plava 11 games in Jhe
10 (flays, wili oiRy one day of
rest. Seven are wit! thtl place
.Cleveland, just JV4 game? behind
th While Sox.
a Aftar a.lh1-ep.9me spfwith the
. Indians.haf opens Friday, Chi
cago sfflils its other Jour games
bitwecn Axth-place Kansas City
Snj persistent Detroit.
,In addition to the seven games
with Chicago, the Tjibc has thrje
scheduled0witn Kansa?Cjty and
two n ueirou.
Detroit wrapped up a svepapf
'its thr?e-gamei?t wj(h the Wiite
. box as Tiay w.otme pTimpt; a t.o-
run homer in the eighth to over
haul 3-2 Chicago lead. It was
o victory No. 8 Tor StevenGromck,
wno was taliped for a 430-foot
hfmy; run by Minnie MinosTj with
i a man onainine sixin
Wacffinrrtn.'c Gii Chan fnnnnA
Nnrh 5.ujphin with thp haAkli
lowled in the ninth. Ted Aber-
nalhy gained his first maier
torn
ChTcaso.as the Brave sei
o 0Uk unlner rK;,i.n th.fi cith
to beaf the Cubs 7-4.
MAYS.110MFS o
,J! J, ...
Wileie Mays haeimerej ho,
orun No. xth 3 mtfe nn Tor
a 5-2 New YorklAin tile Wth,
league victory 104 ine Wiffe, al- . johnson. CerJuhlno .HiT'Brazle JltlT,, " . e ,, ill V . . . l-2 Bob Dudon. Portia. 73-
tlfough giving Wi;to Cntl0 Pas- Candlnl Bl and ifalrh; BowiBan.lBedfbfri Hel(4S, ghlO. look 0TtfT,n9.M- Al Mengert. Spokane, 70,-1
cual and bltea wlfen Boston scor-l?9"n"dtBrlaBanr,mbJlS, "--JJfroni Cjr.k. Dow Fin?.erwald, ick'
er.ont?in the Sin. . " J ' i . .up-and-coming tstcr on the
Wash.. FgV-76ei57. Lairv Lamherger,
In tt.F 1' ii.i r".i Ji 1 i R H E gold trail, iihioned a 68 to go ! Portland. 74-73 147; Chuck tongdon,
m,,'t atiowil, 1 rst-place,San t 12n mn r1 4 7 9 o,vitn hitarlic 6of135 Tama. 74-7-i John iv, Ta-
Brooklyn came from bhd three 1 san "'ran.i ro aw .020 o 01 4 a 2 ,, , "c T 1 t r. coma, 77-77 it; Harold wFst, En
tires t beat the'oNlew York carr.rhi, CyoSs in jnd iiiey; 'Jlky Mike Souchak of Dur-Lie, n., 7a. uyihdrew); i.co
riant. . ,-n if inninB. . '! i9 5 ham oN.C, cJlfldn't find 9ie putts.V.auioch S. niympia.
GegebiOs pinch .ngt. Mil-,. ooi 6 "cowas '"f"8 "'les most o 'Tf'tk' c?.rau
waiikee fopped second 6lace irjim r-.. r K- T A the S'1 bui snarcd0o"1y lour. sooOTjyom. 7641-147. .
b the Dodge jame b.vk to tic' nd f the.S7.5W Vomen's Na
with.rjle .Snider s tple andT;ona,.(;,l.g0lf touri,Jrne. I1re
" Jackie j(onmon s .icniice bunt
goring me runs. r.n oeoucK
u ... .. I
. - cuiime. nay munzani"io5 it, wc
cojjing the sixth 'Giant pitcher
after.Manage? Leo DurooJief'sent
iivfiitchers mto face five.Brook
lyn baHers inglhljh a( lift.
Randy Jackson's
The Finest Int)uily)ard
Mercury Motors
reen Stamp..
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ANNEWSPORT. GfcDDS
15th ti a Ulamftli . rh. 4-1314
J
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Olds
. ttreales for the-Braves. whohad pay w her firstset f clubs, J
. a twrgrun bjjst b Jj Adcocklenteaoundoin 38-3SA76.
o in the big inning. iay Crone won j , 8 o I
0 in .relief, vfith HA Jeffcoat fr ' o '
j m . t Strotis Claiiri Tttle I
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1330 w. 6th Eugene. Ore
Angela Defeat
Portland 11-7
In 12 'Innings
I, prtO GB
San Diego V 35
Seattle 51
34 .fill)
35 .59.1 Vh
42 .512 9t?
40 50 10
47.4fifi 13 V.
Hollywood 44
Portland 41
Los Angeles 41
San Francisco 39
Oakland 38
Sacramento ' 36
48 .448 15
48 .442 15' 3
31 Al 10
Thursday's Results
San Diego 7, San Frsnclsco 4
Hollywood 11, Sacramento 10
a Los Angeles 11, Portland 7
Oakland at Seattle, ratn?
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
It was a bad night ir pitchers
in the Pacific Coast League
Thursday night.
A total of 20 hurlcrs saw ac
tion in three games. The Oakland-Seattle
game at Seattle w
rained out. '
Portland 'is the scene of an
eight-pitcher workout. Los An
geles called on four mOundsmen
to defeat the Beavers 11-7 in
12-innijg mOathon. The lasers
ako used four pitchers, who sur
rentiJred 20 hits, morfe of them
in file final inning when the visi
tofj pepped the gam with a 6
run s(4ur9?. Angel hurlers yield
ed 15 blows.t '
Both H!Jywood and Sacramen-
'to used
plagugd
11-10 V
luui pimieis in -un ci iu
game that the Stars won
with an inside-the-oark
homer by Lee Walls in the eighth
inning. The ball 'dropped in tKe
midst of three Solon players in
right ild and WaJJs vlid'hoifte
head of a bclate thi,ow.
Wtchers ha4 an easier time at
San Francisco whte first-plaae
Sn Difgo beat the Scflt 7-4 in
11 injinc" Uac side used two
hurlers. San rranci5$o's Tony
Ponce, wh4,toak ovTjr in the ninth,
was the vytima The Padres bom-
barded him rfor 'four runs in thain Thiirsrk.v'.'rniinH m s(5.
11th and won the game.
o'S An!ci .0020 ittl -l 0
Portland 210 010 001 1102 2 15 ,0
-Church. gTcle 121. Bair (4i. KlTs
tnn 161 amCKaanlniz, AlexaaOY, Hall
i(IO), Flatt (12), and Robcrtso j Cal-
uciune iiui.
r r.
SaTramcnto 000 10R r?0 10 11 1
v r K T J
1 ayc lut-rvcr beau)
I Women's .U.. Opn
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WftltTA, .itf. mt-t loftier.
?aye Crocker of 41ontivideo,Ur,u.
guayi had.no coifff Iain's ut 46
0(ner wtrants wie hoping for
hottpr ..p.ihpr in thp second
re
prMay 1
j, Cl.ckeI. shot - A7-V-74,
llwo-tHfl
er par.'to Jrad. the. field.
Jackie Yatjs 19-year-old won
en s itrcollnsJiate clatmpion
fiTim Hiaiolulu, w'aj second in the
field at the ?wi of the first is.
firing. Miss YHtes, who crni
aim
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SAN FRANCISCJ W-sStroh'
Beer of Detroit won the San Fran
cisco ?arg5)owlira chanaiorc?M
earlyt? jidjy iftsing '4't Hafiiltnn I
Eifferpnees of "fhicalBiiin total
pinnage 12,108 11.523.0 Ka
Salem, twe.. is seventh Jt-;
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for Little Leaguers
we
lNFELeftS
SETTING UP A
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AGAINST THE
SOUSEZE
'LAY-
MANAGE OF THE
uiw voeie 1ants.
20
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When the baer receives the
base coach that a squeeze play
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KUKVEB u f
BASE
THEM of EVENTS VQy J I
OF THE (-l.ffl O lv- . E!!w' s
UBO DUROCHEtt, ? ' Ite A , '
mfsoaii oetween hvb mm aw v.- ... Q
the first baseman or third basemanotravel the longest distanceroj
his defensive position to field the
The ?ai
'atcher must stay at noe piate in.iaK ine inrow anoBai
S tag out the base runner who win be attempting W score
tempt
from third base.
Since a base runner in Little Leagujcannnt leave nis nas jjnui
the pitched ball reaches the batter, the'squeese in Litfle League
resembles the safety squeeze in adult baseball withthe baSe runner
holding up to see whether,the ball is bunted0propetfy before li
commits himself. Even when the rutcr holds up, this play.wafks
frequently and is recommended when the batter has 5hownhat
he Is a better bunter thftt hitter. .
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Rosbufg Retains Lead in-BC
'ANCOUVER. B. C. WV Grip-IThe
a.i
clubs like
baseball
plaveiaiBob RosbtRg of San Fran-
Cisco set out Frid jjoping rt) ftoubjpd putter from While Sul
kep ift neat hitting average in-Jphier Springs, Va turned in
tact for (he third round of the
72-hole British Columbia,, gpen
golf championship here.,
Rosburg was defcilfling Scores
of 65 and 67 for a 12-uTider par
halfway total of 13j on the par-72
ShUughnessy layout, a 3-stroke
edge on the resf of the picked
field of 69 professionals witjj 150
or less an iu amreurt
Hisunorthodo baseball g.On
and hofiiftler ere tho, talk of
thco galleries. .
Thp nnlv ma'2r rh(p fnllnvi-
londDlace-and that as heAuse.
Laguna .eac!j Calif., entintted las way to 10-9j 13 alSng
slept in. Officia; disqualified hiii
when htoexplomed why he didn't
tee off withJtosbure and u6Jtlius
ftirtS of "lia Piiies .C. ClarkOgolfers ine Tihursjay's round in
had a uscfid 66, tbiee'v par, theecluded -
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"Sam Snead, thaLman with Jheiura'ay's
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ofYonke:, N.Y., and wispy f?ud4'6- 63'
I Holschc1, a 36-year-old rom San-
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i Monica,, alif., who also missiw
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NIELSEN LOSES 3 STRAIGHT
Trabert Takes
Singles Crown
WIMBLEDON, England I Power-hitling Tony Trabert of
Cincinnati won the coveted Wimbledon men's singles tennis cham
pionship Friday by defeating giant-killer Kurt Nielsen of Denmark,
6-3, 7-5, 6-1.
The boyish-looking, 24-year-old American thus won the equiva
lent of the world's tennis championship without the loss of a set.
Trabert, top-seeded in the tournament, swept through all his
earlier matches in straight sets
and the best the unseeded Niel
sen cbuld bo was to take him to
one deud set in the final.
It was the most important title
ipver won by irabert, who has
jbeen outstanding in Davis Cup
competition since 9o2 but never
before had reached the finsls of
the Winstilcdon, American or
Australian sirtQltQ championships.
excitine miltch that kent a calleiH
iPf 17,000, including Princess Mar
garet and the Ducfiess of Keiit"
Oi eage.0 , a
rhe Dane apparently shot Iw
bolt iiothe second set and Tra
bert, steppingoup Jais pace and
hilti'; or.it oith boldness anO ac
racea inrougn to an e&y
victory jnthe third sqsj.
JNearly0 MP people o't t 'trough
thj night outside WMibljJon's
main enlranccto buv tickets for
the '6rabe?t-reielsen match. The?
started lining up 2 hours before
IhtJJgatesPooenedj at nejon0 o"
fBefoft the'singles match Brit
ain Aiwels Mortimer and Ann
Shilcock took a S-2, 6-1 decision
from Australia Fay'Atuller anb
Jennifer Staley Hoad in a worri-
pn c riniildoc wmuina
The ail-American gcip on ue!
all-California stranglehold Thurs
day. Theinly nonCalifornian Irvthc
last four Djris Hart, of Coral
Gables. T'la.--was ugfet 1fy petite
Mo
6-0.
Beverly BakeP Elctiz 6,
"ft
Weitz will meet Loflise
) ."vv
Biugh,of Beverly Hills, in hat-
women s final. M l
Broug! defcatcae Daitt'nO ll (I
Long
.ong. Beach, Calif., 6-3, S6ini
hir sc,i-final match. .
The men. doubles ti.nralch I
iattti'day will be between two
t
Saturdav
Australian tarns with Krej irc
wall imd Neale Fraser 111001013
Lew llo.ftl ad Rex Hartwig.
Rose wall anFra.igr clircijated
J rabert and. heixas, the Amen
Bavis Pair.
6-2,
1-6,
TO,irsday.
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Title Bout Set
NEW YORK Lf- Rocky
Marciano and ArSiie Moore
Friday were matched for a
heavyweight title fipit Tues
day, Sept. 20 at Ne? York's
Yankee Stadium amidst talk
of a mifnon dollar0gate. 'q
Oarciano will recCve 40 per
cent of the receipts and Moore
20 per cent. There will be ncto
home TV and negotiations (Bill
b held iO IhCgpext few days
reg.'jjjdingthe possibility ot
theater TVT The fight will be e
broadcast, O O
In the evenfe of aoMoore
victor he must fj e Marci
ano A rematOti within 120
days. . Terms tlefn will be
30-30. TBckcts fo( the Se
mber bout vUl sell for $40,
$30, $20 and $10.
Bc?)o OIs,oij.Signs0 0
For Portland Fight
PORTLANI?. lflHfiddlc'wcight
.OhamO.'Oi Bobn Olsowwill iftncaa
,.:ii i.-.-j . .
MIU-IU-m'-M-ll-llt-U tflJlJUIIL'lll 111 nil
outdoor fighhero 9i August, box
ing pnftnoler Tommy Moyjr an
nounced ThVsday. .
Moyer sajj ?le had come to
tcrnS with Sid Flaherty, Olson's
manager for a match to be hoy
therA Multnomah Stadium or
the Portland MoadowSaface track.
.0 date, will abe.fOt later.
Mover said oossible opponent
are RKh 'TigeH' Jones tfta th? !
""l'"'' 210 . J'.T Jf Robin,
sn-Rocky Casltilbni fignt in,San ,
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