Pag B EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, April 21, 1963
Mets,
Br ASSOCIATED PBESS
Only i mental patient would
pick the New York Mcts to beat
Milwaukee, Houston to . defeat
the Los Angeles Dodgers and
the Chicago Cubs to conquer
the San Francisco Giants on the
same day.
The Averages
American League
Br ASSOCIATED PRESS
(Throuf b rrUsr's Gamei)
CLUB BATTfNCJ
Club ab r k hr rbl Pet
New York 170 ST TO 13 SS J5
Clrv.l.nd 239 24 SO t 23 .251
Kanaaa Cltr WHO I 11 J4D
Detroit 296 SO 69 S 27 .233
Baltimore IN 26 60 10 26 .211
Bolton 295 32 66 10 32 .231
Waabtnlton 223 22 61 S 21 .229
Los Angeles 326 25 72 S 24 .221
Mlnneaota 304 30 64 7 26 .211
Chicago 236 21 48 S 19 .202
CLUB FIELDING
Club PI l dp pet.
Cleveland 7 163 60 3 S .968
Xaniaa City 240 SI 9 6 .965
Detroit 9 214 90 9 8 .965
New York 8 216 84 9 10 .964
Chicago 7 203 80 9 4 .963
Baltimore 8 207 86 7 10 .977
Boaton 9 214 76 S 5 .973
Minnesota 9 243 100 9 11 .974
Waahlnston 7 184 76 8 7 .970
Los Angeles 263 US 12 I .969
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
(15 or more at bats)
Plarer. Club ab r b br rbl
pet.
Treah, NY 23 3 9
Yaatn'akl. Ban ..36 S 14
.391
.389
.379
.375
.361
Smith, Bal 29
Aparlclo, Bal 32
Colavlto, Det ..36
Clmoll, KC 31
Allison, Mln 32
Boyer, NY 33
Pearson, LA 3B
Robinson, Chi ..24
Lock. Was 24
Francona, Cle ..24
Leppert, Was ..18
Breaaoud. Ban ..34
Battey. Mln . 28
S II
6 12
4 13
6 11
8 II
1 11
( 13
6 8
9 S
i 8
5 6
4 11
1 9
9 9
.356
.344
.344
,342
.333
.333
.133
.3.13
1
1
4
1
1
0
0
1
2
1
1
n
o
o
o
o
3
I
l
0
1
0
1
0
.324
.321
.300
Howard, NY - SO
1.. Thomaa. LA -37 4 11
.237
.292
.392
.286
Hanaen, Chi 34 1 7
Torrea, LA 24 1' 7
Hlnton, Was 78 1 8
Green, Mln 89 3 11
Romano, Cle 26 4 7
Davallllo. CI ..29 1 8
,262
.280
.276
Alvla, Cle 26 3
Wagner, LA . 30 3
Malzone, Ban ....30 1
Snyder, Bal ....15 0
Brown, Bal 19 0
Oaborne, Was ..23 4
Powell. Bal ... 27 4
Trlandos. Det ..27 4
Kallne, Det 35 4
.269
.267
.567
,267
.263
.261
.239
.239
.257
.250
.250
Moran, LA 40 2 10
Whitfield, CIS ..16 3 4
Reed, NY 16 0 4
Rchllllns. Ban ..37 3 9
Allen, Mln 33 3 8
.230
,243
.242
.241
.241
Charlea, KC 29 7
Poi, CM ...29 4
Tillman, Ban -25
Power, Mln 29 B
Cnlngham, Chi .26 4
Martinez, Cle ..26 X
B niton, Dal ....35 6
Lnmpe, KC 36
7 0
7 0
1
9 1
.240
.231
6 0
0
S 1
.231
.231
.229
s
s
Breeding. Was ..27
3
1
3
7
Ward. Chi 27
Kregoal, LA 27
fltuart. Ban 31
6
T
rnilllpa, Det ..
Adair, Bal ....
McAullffe, Det
Pernandei, Det
Rlchardaon. NY
.17 1
8
.28 3
26 I
26 1
.114
.114
.111
3
Mlnoeo, Wa 19
Clinton, Bin 34
Pepltone, NY ..30
Tartabull, KC ..20
Ktiheck.NY 36
Howaer, KG 36
Caah, Det 26
Veraallea, Mln ..3.1
.111
.106
.200
.200
.194
.194
.192
182
Barton, Cle
.176
wryan, xc ...
Slehern, KC ...
Rohtnaon, Bal ,
Oenllle, Bal ...
Brlnkman, Was
Kaaeglan. KC .
Lopei, NY
Rodgera, LA ...
176
172
172
167
.167
161
146
133
133
Herehberg'r. Chi 19
Nlcholaon. Chi ..33
Martin. Chi . 15
Klllehrew Mln ..19
Brandt, Bal ....19
Banka, Mln ....29
O. Thomaa, LA ..29
.130
125
103
,105
.103
.103
.097
.001
Mejlat, Han
Landla, Chi 21
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
(1 or more dectilona)
Pitcher, rlub lp
Pliarro, Chi 18
le, Minn .-..II
Cheney, Waa 9
h bb io
8 17
8 1 8
1 1 10
9 4 10
3 13
era
0.(10
o.oo
o.oo
0.00
Morrhead, Ran 9
Stafford, NY 7
0 IK)
Bmidln, Was
l
0 0
0 7
4 9
1 3
3 10
6 3
8 11
1 14
1 13
1 3
1 10
1 11
8 11
4 II
4 1
1 II
9 13
I 13
8 15
3 3
1 1
1 5
1 7
1 11
6 8
0 8
0.00
Moail, Det 16 11
Rakow, KC ..16 6
1.00
1.13
1.13
1.29
1.29
1.33
conley. nm
. 8 8
Pelork, Bin ..14
Walker. Cle 7
4
MrBrldr, LA 17 12
Pena, KC . -..13 14
Agiilrre, Det 18 17
Ratimann, Chi 6 5
Patera. Chi ..8 6
Wllautt, Bin 16 13
Terry, NY ..35 16
Sllcman, Mln 15 8
llnrlrn, Chi ..8 6
Wlekrahm. KC 17 19
Barber, Bal ..21 20
Wllllami.NY 19 13
McDowell, Cle 11 8
Navarro, l.A 8 4
Flicher, KC .. 4 1
Roland, Mln ..4 4
Regan, Det ..15 13
Monbquet.Bin 14 11
Pappaa, Hal ..14 14
Roberta, Hal 14 14
Grant, Cle ..13 9
1.18
1.50
1.50
1 50
1 69
1 60
I Ml
1.60
1.13
1.14
1.33
1.25
1.15
1.15
US
1.40
1.57
257
1.57
4 9
1.77
181
Oiteen, Waa
Stock, Bal .
Turlev. LA .
.16 16
4 10
3 1
I
3.00
.10 9
3 60
Herbert, Chi .10 II
Bellmky. LA 11 II
Kaal, Mln ...12 16
Dunning. Det 14 18
Fliher, Ohl ..9 7
Aroyo, NY ... 1 3
Bowslleld. KC 11 18
Krallik, Mln II 12
Ramoa, Tie 11 II
Durkworlh.Waa 4 4
Paicual, Mln 17 19
I.ary.Det 3 8
Ford, NY 9 13
3.60
3.73
375
3 86
4 Ml
4 50
465
4 91
5 73
675
666
1 II
1 3
7 JO
a oo
9 Oil
9.00
9.0X1
ricgul. KC
1 13
7 13
Chance, LA ..
Rudolph, Waa
6
Uonnvan, Cle 3
Hamilton, Was 2
Kitrada, Bal 3
Xolitad, lUn . 3
a-NlihhwIta.Cle 0
1 13l
1 1.150
I 1500
1 16 00
a Pitched 0 Innings, gave up I
anted run a.
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Colts, Cubs Surprise National
But that's just what happened
Saturday when the lowly Mets
defeated the Braves 3-1, Hous
ton clobbered the Dodgers 96
and the Cubs shut out the Gi
ants 4-0.
In other National League
games, Pittsburgh edged Cincin
National League
CLUB BATTING
Club ab r h br rbl
St. Louis ....311 43 85 10 37
Pel.
273
San Frnclaco 312
Philadelphia 300
Plttaburgh .266
Milwaukee .326
Cincinnati .228
Los Angeles 343
Chicago 293
Houaton ....348
New York ..264
29
20
16
23
15 S3
CLUB FIELDING
Club . ff po a e
Milwaukee ..10 267 112 S
dp Pe
14 .91
St. Loula 9 246 94 8
Chicago 9 251 122 8
Houaton ..10 262 111 10
Plttaburgh .. 8 207 94 8
New York 9 230 106 10
San Francisco 9 252 98 11
Loa Angeles .10 283 128 14
Cincinnati .. 7 186 68 10
Philadelphia 9 234 95 19
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
15 or more at bata
Plarer, club
Sawatakl, St. L .
Demeter, Phi, ..
McCovey, SK ..
Edwards, Cln
Covington. Phil
ab r
17 S
b br rbl Pet.
I 1 1 ill
36 9 17
33 13 15
a io
3 S
1 11
1 6
1 10
1 4
0 3
1 S
3 9
1 1
.472
.435
.440
.421
2 11
4 8
7 16
3 14
F. AlouJiK
Howard, LA
Altman, St. L ..
Taylor. Phi
.444
.412
.400
J91
.393
3 12
4 13
6 11
3 13
9 14
9 8
13
9 9
9 9
9 12
6 14
4 9
a 9
3 8
4 11
9 10
1 8
4 6
Clendenon, Pgh .
Mathowa, Mil
H. Aaron. Mil --
.371
.368
J64
7
0
8
Spangler, lltn ..
Cepeda, SF
Robinson. Cln ..
.381
.38(1
J46
Coleman, CIA
Groat, St.L . 35
J43
Goaa. Htn
... 43
.326
J10
JI0
Bailey, Pgh .
Cardenaa, Cln
T.Davia, LA
... 29
.. 29
.. 20
.300
.269
.286
,266
.286
.280
.278
,273
,273
.273
.263
.263
.263
.261
.250
.250
.250
.250
.243
.242
.242
.241
.238
.238
.238
.237
Boning, Mil
Hnyer, St L
Vlrdon.Pgh
Hickman. NY
35
28
21
25
36
Torre, Mil
Runnela, Htn ...
Maya.SF
3 7
9 10
33 11
9
Calllson, Phi ...
33
Landrum. Chi .
22
19
Burseaa,Pgh
I.nrkur, Mill
. 19
. 19
. 23
. 32
. 31
. 10
. 10
. 37
..33
. 33
. 33
.. 11
. 21
Krancpool. NY .
Warwick, Htn ..
Clemento, Pgh .
Skinner, Pgh ...
uairymple, Phi .
Wllla. LA
Santo, Chi
McMillan, Mil
White. St L ..
Banka, Chi ...
Mualal.l
Hardy.lltn .
Staub, Htn
. 21
riooa, st l, 38
Rodgera, Chi ... 34
Schotleld, Pgh .. 31
.235
.226
Mazeroaki, Pgh . 27
Qonialez, Phi 23
1 4
0 0
.223
.217
jamea.nti, ....23
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
.217
.214
.221
Cllne, Mil 42
Oliver, LA 42
.222
.214
.222
.122
Snider, NY 26
William., CM .. 33
Hoak.Phl s
.214
.112
.200
.210
.216
naner. sa si
,194
,180
114 f airiy, LA .. 31
114 Burrliht. NY 91
0
.190
Brock, Chi 33
Coleman, NY .. 2.1
McMullen, LA .. 23
Bertell, Chi 29
Pagan. SF 38
.168
.174
.174
.172
.171
.167
Tracewikl.LA -. 18
Freeae, Cln 18
Harkneaa, NY .. 18
Llllla, Htn 31
W. Davla. LA 38
.167
.187
.161
.138
Amiro.Phl 19
1..156
Aapromonte, Htn 39
Jones, Mil .. 28
Javier, St L .... 33
Roaeboro, LA .. 34
Davenport, SF .. 33
Skowron, LA ... 28
Temple, Htn 21
.154
.154
.152
.147
.143
.143
.136
.132
.130
.120
.111
tuner, sf .. . 38
Roae, Cln 23
Neul.NY 31
Pinion, Cln 27
Harper, Cln . 18
Cook. NY 19
.111
.103
Campbell, Htn .. 29
Thomaa, NY 21
.103
.095
.091
Aapromonte, Chi 22
Failo.lltn 17
.000
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
u or mure decisional
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.80
1
1.80
1.96
1.96
.100
1.00
1.25
1.35
1.87
2 65
163
184
1.86
300
300
300
3.00
3 27
373
394
400
4 Oil
4 10
4.30
3 40
6 00
6 00
6 00
a is
900
900
900
1 11.37
1 11 00
1 III)
1 IIO0
1 16.00
Including the new long-hie types,
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oil changes. It becomes more Impof
tant than ever to use RISIONE regu-
tarty. Your money beck If HISIONE
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garage. $1.50 per quert.
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Pitcher, rlub lp h bb ao w
Pierce, SF ... 9 8 3 6 1
McHoan, Pgh 9 10 1 3 1
McDanlel, Chi 3 4 12 1
MacKcmlA, NY 1112 1
Kanok, StL .-1 10 4 1
Raymond, Mil 3 3 112
Buffalo, SF ...I 110 1
Taylor, SlI, ...I I 1 0 0
Kllaworlll, Chi 19 10 6 10 1
Spahn, Mil ...IB 10 4 12 1
Slmmona, StL 18 14 ' 7 11 2
Johnson, lltn 17 11 7 10 1
O Dell, SF ...17 11 8 9 1
Buhl. Chi ....17 13 1 12 0
Dryadale, LA IS 21 8 IB 1
Brogllo, StL .14 14 7 15 1
Jay, Cln 15 10 8 7 0
Hobble, Chi ..13 13 4 8 1
OToole, Cln .25 10 II 1
Waahb'rn StL 18 10 1 13 1
Pod res, LA ..16 13 3 7 0
Short, Phi ...13 11 7 11 0
Perranoakl, LA 8 3 13 1
Brown, Phi .. 5 4 2 5 0
Koufax, LA ..13 13 S 28 1
Sanford, SK ..23 13 5 1 2 3
Culp, Phi 9 9 l 4 i
Nottebart, Htn 9 10 1 9 1
Schuall, Pglt 8 10 1 9 1
Jackson, ( 111 .23 16 3 1.1 1
Jackson, NY .14 13 5 8 0
Friend, Pglt ..17 12 3 7 1
llemllry, Mil 17 IS 4 11 1
Mahaffcy, Pill 19 17 6 IS 1
Burdele, Mil 23 17 4 4 1
llaldschun, Phi 6 6 3 8 1
Roebuck. LA . 6 9 3 8 0
Toth, ( hi 13 110
Face, Pgh 3 3 111
Farrell Htn .12 14 3 16 1
Malanev, ('In 12 10 4 13 I
Mallrhal. SF .16 19 4 II 1
Shaw, Mil 18 11 8 14 0
Craig, NY ....11 17 10 II 0
Cisco, NY 10 8 3 8 0
Ijlrsett, SF 1 I 0 10
( ardwell, Pih 10 9 6 5 1
MrUsh, Phi .. 9 11 6 1 0
Francis, Pgh . 9 11 3 8 0
McMahon. Htn 6 4 3 1 0
Hook. NY ...II 16 4 6 0
Stallanl, NY . 4 3 3 3 0
Shatus, SlI, ..11110
Ollvo, SlI. ... I 3 0 0 0
Brunei, lltn . 7 17 4 8 0
Wllley, NY .. 3 8 6 1 0
Rrure, Htn .. 5 10 6 5 0
Henry, ( In ..1 10 10
Funk, Mil ... 1 3 10 0
KLSLOHI
nati 4-2 and Philadelphia
thrashed St. Louis 8-2.
In the American League, the
Boston Red Sox came up with
three runs in the last of the
15th inning to offset two by the
Detroit Tigers in the top half
of the inning, for a 4 3 victory,
The Box
AMERICAN j
American League W L Pet. GB
Baltimore ( 3 Ml
Chicago S 3 .625 16
Kanaaa City 6 4 .600 Vt
Boaton 6 4 .600 Vi
New York 3 4 .556 1
Detroit 9 1 '. 1'1
Ui Angeleg 4 S .400 IV,
Cleveland 3 9 J75 2t
Washington . 2 9 .375 2Va
Washington 3 9 .375 H
Minnesota 3 7 J00 lis
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
Baltimore 8, Cleveland 1
Boston 4, Detroit 3 (15 Inn)
Chicago 10, Mlnneaota 7
Waahlngton 7, New York 1
Loa Angeles 7, Kaniaa City 4
Orioles 8, Indians 1
Indiana ab r h bl Orlolea ab r b bl
riavllllo,c( 4 0 10 Aprtclo.ia 4 0 11
Martlni,ii 4 0 0 0 Sndr,cfrf 9 0 10
Francna.lf 4 0 2 0 Smith, rf 4 0 3 1
Adcock.lb 4 0 10 Brandt.cf 10 0 0
itomano.0 4 12 0 Gentile.lb 9 0 0 0
Alvlajb 3 0 0 0 Powell. K 4 10 0
l.uplow,rf 4 0 0 0 Robnan,3b 4 3 3 0
Held. ID 3 0 10 Adair ,2b 4 111
Crant.p 0 0 0 0 Oralno.c 2 2 11
Allen. n 1 0 0 0 McNallv.D 3 0 0 1
a-Taiby 10 0 0
Curtis. p 0 0 0 0
Perry, p 0 0 0 0
Nschwtz.p 0 0 0 0
b-Burton 0 0 0 0
Bell.p 0 0 0 0
Totals 33 l 7 0 Totals 36 9 ll 7
a Struck out for Allen In 5th:
b Walked for Nlachwlts In 8th.
Cleveland . 010 000 000 l
Baltimore 031 000 40x 8
E Luplow. PO-A Cleveland 24.6.
Baltimore 37-13, DP Adair-Aoariclo-
Gentile; Aparlcto-Adalr-Gentlle. LOB
Cleveland 6, Baltimore 9. 2B
Francona. Robinson. Oralno. Adair.
3B Romano, SB Aparlclo 2, Smith.
in
r er bb ao
Grant (L.l-l) 15
Allen 2t4
Cttrtla . 2
X-Perry 0
Nlachwlts Vs
Bell 1
McNally (W, 1-0) 9
x Pitched to two men In 7th.
WP McNally. Balk Allen. U
Paparelle, Soar, Smith, Haller. T
2:33. A 4,715.
Senators 7, Yanks 1
Yanka ab r h bl Senators ab r h bl
Kubekja 4 0 10 Bredne.2h 4 2 11
Hcndan, 4 0 0 0 Phllllpi.lb 9 110
rpune.lD o 1 u ntnlon.rf 4X41
Treih,c! 3 0 0 0 Oaborn,3b 8 113
Marls, r( a I 1 1 Mlnoao.lt 4 0 10
Howard.0 4 0 0 0 Lock,cf 3 0 11
Lopea.lf 4 0 10 Leppert.o 4 0 11
Boyer,3b 3 0 0 0 Brnkmna 4 0 10
SUfford.p 1 0 0 0 Stnhoua,p 4 0 10
AunHei,Lt u u u u
a-Long 10 10
lienlff.p 0 0 0 0
b-Blanchd 10 0 0
Brldgea,p 0 0 0 0
Totals 32 I 9 1 Totals 37 7 13 7
a Singled for Kttnkel In 9th: b
rtiea out lor nenui in 7tn.
Now York 000 000 0011
Waahlngton 303 001 OOx 7
E Rlchardaon. Brlnkman. PO.A
New York 24-12. Waahlnaton 27.13.
DP Kubek-Pepltone. LOB New
York e, waahlngton 9. 3B Hlnton 2.
HR Breeding, Oaborne, Marts. SB
Breeding. In
r erbbso
6 9 0 1
0 0 0 0
1110
0 0 12
112 1
Stafford (L, 1-1) .. IVb
Kunkel .... 11,
Renlff 1
Brldgea 1
Stenhouie (W, 1-0) 9
U Klnnamon. Stevens. Nann.
Umont. T 1:02. A 16,563.
On My Honor Wins
In California Derby
SAN MATEO, Calif. HI On
My Honor, a longshot eligible
for tho Kentucky Derby, rallied
from 26 lengths oft the pace
Saturday to capture the Cali
fornia Derby over tho Ui-milc
route at Bay Meadows.
With Paul Frey riding and
carrying 114 pounds. On My
Honor staged a tremendous
stretch drive over a sloppy, wet
track to win the $42,900 race
in 1 minute, 54 seconds.
No Robbery Victor
NEW YORK 13 The Green-
tree Stable's unbeaten Kentucky
Derby candidate, No Robbery,
took command at the start and
swinging wide entering the
home stretch galloped to a 24
length victory in the $90,800
Wood Memorial Saturday at
Aqueduct.
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dick busey's
the Chicago Whits Sox out
slugged the Minnesota Twins
10-7 and Baltimore whipped the
Cleveland Indians 8-1.
Washington topped New
York 7-1 and Los Angeles de
feated Kansas City 7-4 in night
games.
Scores
aVMSSattMatamsSsnaattSi
Chisox 10, Twins 7
Twlaa ab
Greenf 4
Powr.lb 8
Hill. If 4
Alllinjf 5
Bsttey.c 4
Allen,2b 4
RllnMb 4
Vrslsja 9
Kaat.p 1
a-Lemon 0
b-Kralck 0
Laahr.p 0
C-Mnchr 0
d-Goryl 1
Dalley.p 0
Rgnbk.p 0
Sullvn.p 0
(Banks 1
Stange.p 0
-RatUff 1
bl Cblsox ab r b bl
0 Hshbrf 4 111
0 Fox,2b 4 0 11
0 Rbmn.rf 3 110
3 Lndli.cf 10 0 0
0 Nchlnjf 3 2 19
0 Cnhm.lb 9 12 1
1 Hnana 4 0 11
1 Wardjb 3 0 0 0
0 Caren,c 110 0
0 e-Mrtn.0 2 110
0 Hrlen.p 0 0 0 0
0 Bumn.p 110 0
0 Zanntj) 0 0 0 0
0 Petn.p 1110
0 Wlhlra.p 0 0 I) 0
Totala 39 7 11 7 Totals 34 10 1010
a-Walked for Kaat In 5th; b-Ran
for Lemon In 6th; c-Annuunced for
Laaher In 6th; d-Strucx out for
Mlncher In 6th; e-Slngled for Car
reon In 6th; f-Flled out for Sullivan
In 8th; g-Singled for Stange In 9th.
Minnesota 300 001 003 7
Chicago 002 305 OOx 10
E Veriallea 1, Allen 1. Hall,
Ward. PO.A Mlnneaota 14-5, Chi
cago 27-7. DP Hall-Power. LOB
Mlnneaota 13, l.nicago y. in
Power, Cunningham, Hansen. 3B
Nlcholaon. HR Allison Nicholson.
S Hershberger,
lp h r er bb so
Kaat (L, 1-1) 4 S
Lasher
1 0
Dalley
Vi 2
Va 0
1U 3
Roggenburk
Sullivan
Stange
Horlen -.
1 0 0 0 1 D
1 3 3 3 1 1
Baumann (W, 2-0)
3H 3 0 0 1 4
a 1 1 1 1 0
!))! 1 I 1 I
1 1 0 0 0 0
Zannl
Peters
Wllhelm
HBP By Kaat
(Fox, Ward), by
Peters (Green, Allen)
U valentine,
McKlnley,
Chylak, Rice. T 3:0
A 7,137.
Bosox 4, Tigers 3
Tigera ab r h bl Bosox abrhbl
Bruton.cf 8 0 3 2 Sc'llng,2b 7 2 2 1
Phllllps,3b 8 0 10 Mejlas,cf 7 0 12
Kallne.rf 6 0 2 0 Y'strskl.lf 6 0 3 0
Col'vito.lf 3 10 0 Stuart, lb 4 0 2 0
Cash. lb 6 0 10 b-Mantllla 0 0 0 0
McA'fe ib 4 0 0 0 Wll'ma.lb 10 0 0
Trndoa,o 7 0 3 1 Cllntonjf 6 0 10
d-Morton oioo M'zone,3D e u z u
Preehan.o 0 0 0 0 Brea'uds 9 0 0 0
F'mdezs 5 0 0 0 Tlllman,c 9 10 0
e-Herzog 0 10 0 Moreh'd.p 2 0 0 0
VeaMa u u u u Jriey.p u v u u
Bunnlng.p 9 0 10 a-Gelger 10 0 0
c-Wertz 1 0 0 0 Radatz.p 10 0 0
Fox.p
0 0 0 0 g-G'rdner 1119
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
r-Koatro
Egan.p -
Dustai,p
Totals 53 3 11 3 Totals S3 4 13 3
a Called out on atrtke tor Early
In 8th: b Ran for Stuart In Vth;
Filed out for Bunnlng In 13th; d
Ran for Trlandos In 15th; e Inten
tionally walked for Fernandez In
15th: f Walked for Fox In 15th; g
Slngled for Radats In 15th,
Detroit
Boaton
000 001 000 000 0023
000 001 000 000 0034
E Morehead. PO-A Detroit 44-13,
Boaton 45-10, two out In 15th when
winning run aoored. DP Breasoud-SchllUng-Stuart;
Phllllpa-McAullffe-Caah.
LOB Detroit 17, Boaton 8. IB
Trlandos 2, Mejlaa. S Radatz.
In
h r er bb so
Bunnlng 13
7 I 1 2 10
Fox 2 1
Egan H 1
x-Dustat (L. 0-1) ..0 2
0 0 0 1
3 10 0
110 0
118 7
0 0 0 0
Morehead 64 4
Earley Hi 0
Kadatz (W, 1-0) ..7 7
2 2 5
x Faced two men In 15th.
WP Bunnlng. PB Tillman 1.
Trlandoa. U Hurley, Flaherty,
Drummond, Dimuro. T 4:32. A
7,839.
Angels 7, A's 4
Angela abrhbl A's abrhbl
Penrson.cf 4 110 Howsera 12 10
Moran,2b 4 110 C'm'l,cf-rf Sill
L.Thoa.lb 9 14 1 Lumpe,2b 3 0 11
Wagner.lf 4 111 SI'bern.lb 3 0 11
Rottcrs,o 3 0 0 0 Charles,3b 5 110
Torreajb 4 111 Ess'glan.lf 3 0 10
Fregosls 5 0 11 cT'bull.cf 10 0 0
(i.Thoa.rf 5 0 10 Al'slk.rf-lf 4 0 2 0
Chance.p 3 0 0 0 Bryan,c 10 0 0
Nelson.p 0 0 0 0 a-Sul'van,e 10 0 0
Navarro.p 2 0 1 OSrgut, p 10 0 0
b-D Greco 0 0 0 1
Pfliter.p 0 0 0 0
Flichrr.p 0 0 0 0
d-Jtmencz 10 0 0
Thlea.p 0 0 0 0
Totala 38 7 13 6 Totals 34 4 8 4
a Popped out for Bryan In 8th:
b Walked for Segul In 8th: c Ran
for Eiseglan In 6th; d-Grounded out
for Fischer In 8th.
l.oa Angeles
Kanaaa City
100 010 1037
001 001 0014
E Bryan, Slebern. PO-A Loa An
geles 17.10, Kaniaa City 2714. DP
Lumpe-HowaerSlebern. LOR Los
Angelea 11, Kaniaa CKy 10. 2B U
Thomaa. SB U Thomaa, Clmoll. S
Chance, Moran. SF Wagner, Lumpe.
lp b
x-Chance (W, I I) 3 6
Nelaon if, 0
Navarro . 3a 3
Segui (L, 0-1) 6 7
P(lter if, 1
Fischer Us 1
Thlea 1 4
r er bb an
3 14 6
x Faced three men In 6ih.
WP Chance, PR Rrvan. 11
Stewart, Salerno. Honochick, Runge.
T-153. A 10,283.
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Alvin Jackson pitched a sev
en-hitter as the Mets extended
their winning streak to two
straight, both victories coming
at the expense of the Braves.
The Mets won their first game
after eight straight losses Fri
day, beating the Braves 5-4 with
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MUwaukee
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Houaton
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SATURDAY'S RESULTS
New York 3, Milwaukee 1
Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 1
Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 1
Houaton 9, Loa Angelea 6
Chicago 4, San Franclaco 0
Phils 6, Cards 2
Carda abrbbl Phils abrhbl
Klood.cf 3 0 0 0 Taylor,2b 3 10 0
Groatja 3 10 0 Cslllionxf 3 2 11
Whlte.lb 4 0 2 1 Demter.cf 4 110
Boyerjb 4 0 0 0 Slevera.lb 4 13 3
Jamea,lf 3 0 10 Torre. lb 0 0 0 0
Gaglno.lb 1 0 0 0 Averlll.c 3 0
Altmanj-f 4 110 lloakjb 4 0 0 0
Ollver.c 0 0 0 1 Graham.lt 3 0 10
Javior,2b 10 10 Gonzalz.lf 10 0 0
a-Swtikl.c 1 0 0 0 Wlnes.M 4 0 10
b-Musial,lf 1 0 0 0 Lopez.p 10 0 0
Sadechi.p 1 0 0 0 Bldschn.p 10 0 0
c-(.armel mini
Shantz,p 0 0 0 0
Totals 19 1 5 1 Totals 33 5 9 5
a Struck out for Oliver In 6th;
b Struck out for Javier In 6th; c
Walked or Sadeckl In 7th.
St. Louis 000 110 0001
Philadelphia 003 020 lOx 8
E Boyer. Groat, PO-A St. Louis
24-7, Philadelphia 27-12. DP Taylor
Slevera. LOB St, Loula 6, Philadel
phia 6. 2B Altman, Slevera. 3B
Slevers. HR Calllson.' SF Oliver,
Avertll.
In
r er bb ao
5 4 2 6
110 1
2 2 4 2
0 0 1 4
Sadeckl (L.0.1) 6
Shantz . 2
x-Lopez (W, 1-0) 3
Baldschun 4
x Faced one man In 6th.
WP Lopez. Balk Lonez. U Pele.
koudai, Walsh. Conlan, Burkhart.
T 2:37, A 5,353.
Colts 9, Dodgers 6
Colts ab r b bl Dodgers ab r b bl
Hardy.lf 4 2 10 WHIi.m 4 0 0 0
Temple ,2b 4 0 2 1 Gilliam Jb 4 10 1
razlo.ZD 0 10 0 Moon.tf 3 0 0 0
Runels.lb 5 110 Howard .rf 4 13 1
B.Davla,cr 0 0 0 0 Falrly.lb 4 0 10
Wrwlckjf 9 111 Roaebro.e 3 112
tioM.cf 1110 W.Davls.cf 4 0 2 1
Lillta,3b 0 0 0 0 Oliver ,2b 4 111
Aapmte,3b 4 0 0 0 Podrea.p 110 0
Staub.lb 1 0 0 0 Rowe.p 10 0 0
Bateman.o 5 0 2 2 a-Skowron 10 0 0
Hartmn,as 4 10 1 Smlth.p 0 0 0 0
Nottbart.p 3 2 2 0 b-Walla 10 0 0
MCJUahn,p 10 0 0
Totala 40 9 11 9 Totals 34 6 8 6
a Struck out for Rowe-ln 7th;
b Grounded out for Smith In 9th.
Houaton 001 400 2109
Loa Angeles 00 000 1309
E Temple, Wills 3. PO-A Hous
ton 17-14, Loa Angeles 17-13. DP
Temple-Hartman.Runnela. LOB
Houston 9, Loa Angeles 5. 2B
Fairly, Hardy, Bateman. W. Davis.
Howard, Roaeboro. SB Warwick. S
Wllla.
r er bb ao
8 3 3 5
Nottebart (W,14) 714
McMahon ls
Podrea (L, 0-2) 34
Rowe 31b
Smith 2
WP Rowe. Smith 2. Balk Pod
rea. U Smith, Pryor, Secory, Jack-
owskl, T 2:45. A 17,110.
Cubs 4, Giants 0
Cuba ab r h bl Giants ab r h bl
Brock, rf 5 13 0 Hlller.2b 4 0 0 0
R'dgers,ss 3 10 0 D'vnp'Ub 3 0 10
W'liam!i.lf 5 110 ,May,cf 4 0 0 0
Santojh 5 0 11 McC'vev.lt 3 0 0 0
Banks.lb 3 0 0 0 Ccpcda.lb 4 0 0 0
M'hews.cf 4 13 0 F.Aloujt 3 0 0 0
A.sp'nte.2b 3 0 11 Hallcr.c 3 0 0 0
Hubbs.2b 0 0 0 0 Pagan. 3 0 10
Bertell,c 1 0 0 0 Pierce. p 10 0 0
Huhl.p 4 0 0 0 Perry. P 0 0 0 0
McDan'l.p 0 0 0 0 a-M.Alou 10 10
b-O'Dcll 0 0 0 0
Prg'zer.p 0 0 0 0
c-Alrrt'no 10 0 0
Duffalo,p 0 0 0 0
Totals 36 4 8 3 Totala 30 0 3 0
a Singled for Perry In 6th: b
Ran for M. Alou In 6th; c FUed out
for Presenter in 8th.
Chicago 001 120 (1004
San Francisco 000 000 0000
E Hlller 3, Aipromonle. PO-A
cnicago 27-8; San Francisco 37-9.
t.iiH Chicago 10, San Francisco 5.
2B Aspromonte, SB
Davenport,
.Mathews, s Rodgera.
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h r er bb so
Buhl (W, 1-1) .
McDanlel
x-Plerce (L, 1-1)
Perry ......
Presenter
Dullalo
10 0 13
10 0 0
5 4 3 1
10 0 1
10 0 0
0 0 0 0
x-Faced two batters In 3th.
Ralk Perry. McDanlel. U Dona-
telli, Crawford. Venzon, Stelner. T
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a two-run rally in the ninth inn
ing.
Warren Spahn was the
Braves' loser. The 42-year-old
southpaw, seeking his third
straight victory and 330th of
his career, was clipped for nine
hits in seven innings, including
Pirates 4, Reds 2
Reda ab r b bl pirates ab r b bl
Kaikojb 4 0 0 0 Schfldja 3 110
BlainUb 4 1
1 0 Sklner.lf 4 13 1
1 0 Clmtej-f 4 111
1 1 Stargljf 0 0 0 0
0 0 Clndn.lb 4 0 10
0 0 Mzski lb 1 0 0 1
0 0Vlrdn.c( 4 0 11
1 1 Ballyb 4 0 0 0
0 0 Paglrn,c 4 0 3 0
0 OFrlend.p 10 0 0
0 0
-olmn.lb 4 o
Rbnan.lf 4
Edwda,c 3
rdnaa 3
Keoghjf 3
lnan 3
lay,p 1
i-Lynch 1
Broan,p 0
Totala 31 1 4 1 Totals 31 4 10 4
a-Flled eut for Jay In 8th.
Cincinnati 110 000 000 1
Plttaburgh 100 000 lOx 4
E Skinner. Robinaon, Blaaingame,
Bailey 1. POA Cincinnati 14-11,
Pittsburgh 17-13. DP Cardenas, Blaa
ingame and Coleman. LOB Cincin
nati 5. Pittsburgh 11. IB Blaain
game, Robinaon. 3B Skinner. HR
Plnaon. &) Friend, Cardenaa, Scho-
fleld. SF Clemente. Mazeroaki.
lp h r er bb ao
Jay (L, 0-3) 7 0 4 4 3 1
Broanan 1 10 0 11
Friend (W. 2-0) 4 1113
HBP By Friend (Keough). U
Harvey, Weyer, Barlick, Vargo. T
2:27. A 1Z,ZJ5.
Mets 3, Braves 1
Braves ab r h bl Mets ab r b bl
McMlln,aa 4 0 0 0 Hckmn.cf 4 0 11
Bolllng.2b 3 0 10 Hunt.lb 4 110
H.Aron.rf 4 0 0 0 Snlder.rf 4 0 10
MlhwaJb
4 0 2 0 Thomaa.lf 3 0 10
4 0 0 0 KanehMf 0 0 0 0
4 0 10 Hodgea,lb 3 0 11
4 13 1 NeaUb 3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 Shen-y.c 4 111
1 0 0 0 Morans 4 110
0 0 0 0 Jackson.p 3 0 10
Torres
Crandl.lb
T.Aron.lf
Clint, cf
a-Menke
Gbrlan,cf
Spahn.p
b-Uecker
aoov
10 10
c-Hendley 0 0 0 0
ricne,p u u u u
Totals 33 1 7 1 Totals 33 3 t 3
a-Flled out for Cltne In 8th; b-Sln-
gled for Spahn In 8th; c-Ran for
Uecker In 8th.
Milwaukee 000 010
New York 110 000
0001
lOx 3
E-None. PO-A Milwaukee J4-9,
New York 27-11. DP Hathews-Boll-Ing-Crandal);
Hunt-M o r a n-Hodges.
LOB Milwaukee 6, New York 8. II R
Sherry, T. Aaron.
lp h r er bb so
Spahn (L.t-2) .. 7 0 3 3 3 4
Plche 1 0 0 0 0 2
Jackson (W, 1-1) 0 7 1115
U rorman, Gorman, sudol, Lan
dea. T 2:14. A 13,703.
Oregon Netters
Down Two Foes
ASHLAND Oregon beat
Seattle 6-1 and Chico State 5-0
in college tennis action Satur
day afternoon.
OREGON 6, SEATTLE 1
SINGLES Larry Brooks (O) d
Steve Hopps (S), 74, 6-3. Don Semon
IO) d Mike Doud (SI, 6-0, 6-0. Dick
Stark (O) d Jim Ahlbrecht (S), 6-0,
7-9. Mike McHugha (S) d John Ehr
hart (O), 0-6, 6-4, 6-1. John Cava
naugh (O) d Pete Shea (S), 6-0, 6-2.
DOUBLES Brooks-Stark (O) d
Hopps-Ahlbrecht (S). 8-10, 6-2, 6-2,
Ehrhart-Cavanaugh (S) d Shea-Shane
O), 6-4, 6-3.
OREGON 3, CHICO STATE 0
SINGLES Larry Brooks (O) d
John Oldeneyer (C), 6-1, 64. Don
Semon (O) d R. C. Hlnman (C), 6-2,
6-1. Dick Stark (O) d Ralph Planli
(CI, 6-2, 6-1. John Erhart (O) d Leon
Beene (C), 6-4, 6-2. John Cavanaugh
(O) d Jerry Prultt (C), 64), 6-1.
Roseburg Netters
Defeat Thurston
Defending District 5-A-l ten
nis champion Roseburg whipped
host Thurston 6-1 Saturday.
SINGLF.S Larry Bates (T) d Mtke
Harris (R), 6-2, 6-4. Brian Phillips
(Hid Jared Smith (T), 62, 6-2. Don
Mulkey (R) d Ron Keller (T), 6-2
6-2. Bob Mch'cen (R) d Jim Staten
(T), 6-2, 6-3. Mark Stone (R) d Kerry
Miller TI, 6-0, 6-2.
DOUBLES M. Harris-D. Harris
(R) d Bales-Smith (T), 6-1, 6 3. Hon-man-Mulkey
(R) d Keller-Staten (T),
6-4, 6-2.
Cowboys at Pacific i
FOREST GROVE ftOT The
Dallas Cowboys of the National
Football League will train at
Pacific University Aug. 18-30,
school business manager Rob
ert L. Wylie announced Saturday.
TODAY!
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a home run by catcher Norm
Sherry. Gil Hodges drove in
the Mets' first run with a sinfle,
his first hit of the season.
Don Nottebart pitched his
second victory without a defeat
as the Colts poinded loser
Johnny Podres and his succes
sors for 10 bits in -recording
their fourth triumph against
seven losses.
Rookie catcher John Bateman
drove in a pair of Houston runs
with a single and double as the
Dodgers chipped in with two
errors, both by shortstop Maury
Wills, a balk and a pair of wild
pitches. It was the Dodgers
sixth defeat in 11 games.
Bob Buhl and Lindy McDaniel
combined to pitch a three-hit
shut-out against the Giants. Buhl
gave up a scratch single to pinch
hitter Matty Alou in the sixth
and a clean single to Jose Pagan
in the eighth. Jim Davenport
singled off McDaniel in the
ninth.
Southpaw Billy Pierce lost
his first game at Candlestick
Park since coming to the Giants
last year. He had won 14, includ
ing a shutout in his only pre
vious start this year.
Roy Sievers, back in the line
up after being sidelined with a
rib injury, batted in three runs
with a triple and double as the
Phillies snapped a four-game
losing streak at the expense of
the Cardinals.
Marcelino Lopez, 19-year-old
southpaw, scored his first major
league victory although he
needed help from Jack Bald
schun, who pitched four shut
out innings. Ray Sadccki was
the loser.
Bob Friend spun a four-hitter
for his second victory of the
season, both against the Reds.
Joey Jay dropped his third de
cision for Cincinnati. The Pi
rates got 10 hits including three
by catcher Jim Pagliaroni and
two each by Bob Skinner and
Bill Virdon
Dave Nicholson drove in five
runs with a triple and grand
slam homer to lead the White
Sox to victory over the Twins.
Bob Allison had a three-run
homer for the Twins.
Roman Mejias doubled home
two runs with two out in the
bottom of the 15th to climax a
three-run winning rally for the
Red Sox. The Tigers had scored
twice in the top of the 15th on
Bill Bruton's bases-loaded sin
gle to snap a 1-1 tie.
Dave McNally, an $80,000
bonus rookie, pitched the Ori
oles, to an 8-1 triumph over the
Indians. The 20-year-old left
hander who hurled a twq-hit
shutout in his only other major
league start last September, al
lowed seven hits and struck out
nine.
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Opening Set
At Speedway
The Eugene Speedway will
open its 1963 stock car season
Sunday, April za.
Opening day was originally
scheduled for April 14, but was
postponed when stands wera
blown down by a rain storm.
All facilities are expected to
be in good condition for next
weekend's opener.
This season, and for the first
time at the local track, the stock
cars will be running under a
new point system. This system
will abolish time trials after the
first race.
Every race after that will
have its field of cars placed in
their starting position by the
number of points the driver has
accumulated up to that race. All
starts will be in reverse with
the top man always starting in
the rear.
Gates will open next Sunday
at the West 11th Avenue track
at 1 p.m. with the first rac
scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
CBA Trackmen
Win Prep Meet
RIDDLE Canyonville Bible
Academy, paced by double-winner
Eddie Snelser, won a five
way prep track meet Saturday.
Canyonville followed with 47,
Oakland 44, Riddle 16 and
Glide lOVt.
Shot put Ron Klpera (C), 44-44.
Discus Dick Goodenough (CBA),
113-2. Javelin Fred Grunat (C), 170
3. High jump Bill Fredericks (01.
5-10. Broad jump Eddie Snelser
(CBA), 17-2. Pole vault Lynn Gal
lasher (CBA), 0-0.
120 high hurdles Bruce Robinson
(CBA), 17.8. 180 low hurdles Eddie
Snelser (CBA), 23.0. 100 Tom Brown
(R), 10.8. 220 Tom Brown (R), 24.6.
440 Walt Sapenter (CBA), S3.1. 880
Jim Archer (O), 2:10.8. Mile Dave
Morfln (CBA), 4:51.9, 880 relay CBA
(Morfin, D, Smith, Sapenter and
Robinson), 1:41.6.
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