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'Stan The Man'
still brilliant
for hot Cards
When Stan (The Man) Musial
finally decides to call it quits,
National League pitchers should
be happy to chip in and throw
him a lavish "Auld Lang Syne"
party.
Come to think of it, Musial
would like to make that a Cardi
nals World Series blowout in St.
Louis next October.
The Man, starting his 21st ma
jor league season at the age of
41, says this probably is his last.
Manager Johnny Keane of the
Cards says, "Don't you believe
it." And in the meantime, the
harassed hurlers around the
league will have to endure his
booming bat.
Musial hit a three-run homer In
the ninth inning Sunday to give
the Cards a 3-0 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds in the second
game of a doublcheader. The Reds
won the opening game, 5-4, but
only after Musial had driven in
a run during a three-run rally
that momentarily tied the score.
Sts Record
Not only that, but he also broke
Honus Wagner's National League
"endurance" record by playing in
the. 2,786th and 2,787th games of
his career. His present batting
average is a lusty .375 and he
leads the Cards in runs batted in
with 18.
Cincinnati won the opener by
scoring twice in the eighth off
Don Ferrarese. Frank Robinson's
double, an intentional walk to
Wally Post. John Edwards' single
and a wild pitch by Ferrarese
produced the runs. The Cards
scored once in their half of the
eighth but with the bases loaded
and one out, Dave Sisler retired
the next two hitters and gained
the win. Bob Gibson pitched a
five-hitter for Uie Cards in the
nightcap.
Willie Mays, who is 10 years
younger than Musial and just as
much of a menace to pitchers,
celebrated his 3lst birthday with
a two-run homer, double and
single that led the league-leading
San Francisco Giants to a 7-3 vic
tory over the Chicago Cubs.
! In other NL games, the New
York Mets edged the Philadelphia
Phils, 7-5, in 12 innings and Ro
man Mejias hit three homers as
the Houston Colts split a double
header with the Milwaukee
Braves. Houston won the night
cap, 9-1, after losing the opener,
3-2. The Los Angeles at Pittsburgh
' game was rained out and the sec
ond game of the Mets-Phils twin
bill was postponed because of the
Pennsylvania curfew law.
Mantle Httt Three
Mickey Mantle was the Ameri
can League's big blaster as he
hit three homers while the New
York Yankees divided a double
header with the Washington Sena
tors, losing the opener. 4-2, then
winning the nightcap. 8-0.
The Los Angeles Angels, who
won Saturday night on Bo Belin
sky's no-hit, no-run pitching, beat
the Baltimore Orioles again, 15-7;
the Minnesota Twins defeated the
Detroit Tigers, 10-7; the Cleveland
Indians topped the Kansas City
Athletics, 5-1. and the Chicago
White Sox gained a split of a twin
bill Willi the Boston Red Sox, win
ning the second game, 5-3, after
losing the opener, 3-2.
Lefty Billy O'Dell of the Giants
held ihe Cubs to seven hits for
his fourth victory without a de
feat. Harvey Kuenn also hit a
homer as the Giants made it 11
wins in their last 12 games.
Gil Hodges' two-run bases-loaded
single in the 12th inning
against the Phils earned the Mets
their fourth victory of the season.
Craig Anderson, fjurth Mets
pitcher, received credit for the
victory in the rain-interrupted
game and Jack Baldschun was
the loser, although Hodges' hit
was made off Art Mahaffey.
Dick Fan-ell pitched a four
hitter and Mejias drove in five
runs with two of his homers in
the nightcap. Del Crandall's hom
er provided Warren Spahn with
his winning margin in the night
cap. It was Spahn's 312th win. I
Beats Indians twice
Pokes cinch west IC title
Intermeuntaln Conference
(Western subdistrict)
W L
Prineville 9 l
Bend 6 4
The Dalles 5- 5
Redmond 0 10
Saturday's scores:
Prineville 1. The Dalles 0
Prineville 7. The Dalles 4
Bend 6, Redmond 3
Bend 11, Redmond 9
This week's garnet;
Tonight: Redmond vs. Culver.
Tuesday: Prineville at Madras.
Friday: Prineville at Bend
6:30 p.m., two league games',
and The Dalles at Redmond (6:30
p.m., tw o league games I.
Special to Th Bulletin
PRINEVILLE - The Prinevil
le Cowboys wrapped up their first
western subdistrict Inlcrmountain
Conference baseball title here Sat
urday with 1-0 and 7-4 wins over
runnerup The Dalles.
The twin wins propelled the
Pokes into a best-of-three playoff
with Pendleton on the Prineville
diamond Friday, May 18. and
Saturday, May 19 Pendleton
having wrapped up the eastern
subdistrict race.
Mike Love and Dick Nicholas
again teamed up to pitch the dou
ble win for Prineville Love
tossing the 1-0 opener ( nine strike
outs and only one walk ) and Nich
olas hurling the 7-4 second win
(four strikeouts and three walks).
The first game was a 0-0 strug
gle going into the bottom of the
seventh when the Pokes made
short work of the Indians.
Nicholas led off with a single.
Gene Wheeler was safe on the
first baseman's error and Joe
Myers walked to load the bases
with nobody out.
Al Beltram laid down a bunt to
squeeze Nicholas home with the
winning run.
The Cowboys' unleashed their
vaunted hitting attack in the sec
ond game, collecting 13 hits off
I The Dalles' Paul Duus.
Included was a 400-foot homer
over the left-centerfield fence by
Dick Nicholas with none on in the
.third inning.
And second baseman Mike Bar
Irow continued his torrid hitting
with a double and two singles in
four trips to boost his batting
average near the .500 mark for
the season.
Others getting in on the hitting
act were Gene Wheeler, a dou
ble and two singles; Al Bellram,
three singles in three tries; and
Joe Myers, two singles.
Emmons and Peterson got The
Dalles' only two hits.
The Dalles .... 000 000 0-0 3 2
Prineville 000 000 1-1 C 1
Jerry Piland and Dave Peter
son: Mike Love and Dick Nicho-
The Dalles .... 200 002 0- 2 0
Prineville 301 021 x-7 13 3
Paul Duus and Dave Peterson;
Dick Nicholas and Jerry Zinn.
Baseball line scores
Major League Results
By United Press International
American League
First gam
CUcago 100 100 000- 2 10 0
Boston 020 000 lOx 3 11 1
Pizarro, Fisher (7) anj Car
reon. Conlcy (3-2) and Pagliaroni.
Loser Pizarro (2-3). HR
Carreon.
Second game
Chicago 102 002 000 S 0 0
Boston 000 000 003 3 7 1
Horlen, Fisher 9', Baumann (9
Lown (9) and Lollar. Wilson, Earl
ey (6) and Pagliaroni. Winner
Horlen (2-2). Loser Wilson (0-1).
Cleveland 010 031 000 5 9 0
Kansas City 000 000 010 1 6 1
Grant. McDowell (7). Allen (Rl
and Romano. Bass, Archer (6),
Grim (9) and Sullivan. Winner
Grant (1-0). Loser Bass (0-4).
HR Kirkland.
Detroit 012 001 210 7 10 0
Minnesota 005 020 00310 13 1
Foytack, Aguirre (7) and Brown,
Pascual, Stigman (7), Moore and
Battey. Winner Moore (1-0).
Loser Aguirre (1-1). HRs
Bruton, Versalles, Allen.
First Gam
Washington 100 000 030 4 6 0
New York 000 200 000 2 4 1
Stenhouse, Hamilton 8) and
Retzer. Terry, Bridges (9) and
Blanchard. Winner Stenhouse
d-Oi. Loser Terry (4-2). HR
Mantle, Woodling.
Second Game -
Washington 000 000 000 0 7 2
New York 300 200 30x 8 8 0
Burnside, Cheney 5, Hannan
(7), Green (8) and Schmidt. Bou
ton (1-0) and Howard. Laser
Burnside (2-2). HRs Maris,
Mantle 2.
Baltimore 014 110 000- 7 7 1
Los Angeles 320 261 lOx 15 19 0
Estrada, Hoeft (2, Short (5),
Lchcw (5), Hall (6), Wilhelm (8)
and Lau. McBridc, Chance (3), I
Spring (5) and Rodgers. Winner I
Spring (1-0). Loser Hoclt
(0-2). HRs B. Robinson.
National League
First Game
St. Louis 000 000 031 4 11 0
Cincinnati 100 101 02x 5 10 0
Broglio, Ferrarese (8), Mc
Daniel (8) and Sawatski. Schaffer
(8). Jay, Henry (8), Sisler (8),
and Edwards. Winner Sisler
(1-0). Loser Ferrarese (0-2).
HR Coleman.
Second Game
St. Louis 000 000 003 3 SO
Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 5 0
Gibson (3-D and Oliver. Dra
bowsky and Edwards. Loser
Drabowsky 0-3. HR Musial.
First Game
Houston 002 000 000 2 8 1
Milwaukee 110 100 OOx 3 9 0
Golden d-11 and Smith. Spahn
(3-31 and Crandall. HR Mejias,
Crandall.
Second Gam
Houston 201 010 131 9 12 0
Milwaukee 100 000 000 1 4 2
Farrell (2-2) and Ranew. Wil
Icy, Piclie 5. Butler 6, Clonin
gcr (9) and Torre. Loser Willcy
(0-2). HRs Mejias 2, Larker,
Browne.
First Game, 12 innings
N.Y. 100 001 120 002 7 9 1
Phila 002 100 200 00O 5 11 1
Morehead, Miller (7), Macken
zie (7), Anderson (8), Craig (12)
and Landrith, S. Taylor (7). Ham
ilton, Locke (7), Baldschun (8),
Mahaffey (12) and Dalrymple.
Winner Anderson (1-1). Loser
Baldschun ll-l.
New York at Philadelphia, 2nd
game, ppd, curfew.
San Fran 201 004 onn 7 10 1
Chicago 000 100 020 3 7 0
O'Dell (4-0) and Bailey. Buhl.
Schultz (6, Hobbie 9i and Ber
tell. Loser Buhl d-2). HR
Mays, Kucnn.
Lo Angeles at Pittsburgh, ppd,
rain.
OREGON
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Oregon State 13 Washington 3
Pacific 3-2 Linfield 2-12
Lewis & Clark 4-6 Willamette 2-1
Southern Oregon 11 6 Eastern
Oregon 4-1 j
foruana oiaie o-io urcgun iulii
4-0
Oregon Frosh 8-6 Linfield JV 3-1
OREGON COLLEGE TRACK
Oregon 98 Oregon Slate 45
Idaho 97 5-6 Portland 46 1-6
Central Washington 80 1-2 Port
land State 50 1-2
Bruins regain
second after
twin victories
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND The Bend Bruins j
bounced back into second place j
in the western division of the In-1
termountain Conference baseball
race here Saturday with 6-3 and
11-9 wins over Redmond.
But Bend, three games behind
Prineville with only two games
left, has no chance of catching the
league-leading Cowboys.
Bobby Warrington, makuiL his
first pitching start of the season,
tossed a four-hitter in the 6-3
first-game win.
Warrington walked only one
man and whiffed 13.
The Bears, meanwhile, got only
five hits off Redmond, but were I
aided by six walks and four Pan
ther errors.
Mike Genna and Mike Clark,
each hitting a double and a sin
gle, paced the Bruins. Jerry Cor
win had two singles and Brian
Massey a double to lead Red
mond. The 11-9 second game was a
wild affair with Bend leading 8-4
after- four innings thanks
largely to a five-run fourth inning.
Redmond added two more runs
in the fifth and both teams punch
ed across three runs in the sev
enth. Jim Tadevic with three singles
in four trips led the seven-hit
Bend attack, with catcher Benny
Hamilton getting the only extra
base blow a double to left in the
fourth inning.
Barry Hebert pitched the win
for Bend, allowing eight hits and
giving up four walks.
Seven players snared in uie
Redmond attack, with Don Wat
rous getting two doubles in four
trips. D'-'ense left something to
be desired as Bend made six er
rors. Redmond nine.
Bend 130 011 0-6 5 3
Redmond 201 000 0-3 4 4
Warrington and Lewis: Fergu
son and Walrous.
Bend 012 500 3 11 7 6
Redmond .... 001 320 3 9 8 9
Hebert and Hamilton, Lewis
(7); Parsons, Watrous (4) and
Watrous. McDonald (4).
Major league
standings .
By United Press International
National League
W L Pet. GB
San Francisco 20 6 .769
St. Louis 15 7 .682 3
Pittsburgh 14 9 .609 4V,
Los Angeles 15 10 .600 4'i
Philadelphia 11 10 .524 64
Cincinnati 12 12 .500 7
Milwaukee 10 14 .417 9
Houston 9 13 .409 9
Chicago 6 19 .240 13',i
New York 4 16 .200 13
Saturday's Results
Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 1
Philadelphia 2 New York 1
Chicago 12 San Francisco 8
Cincinnati 8 St. Louis 7
Milwaukee 6 Houston 5. 12 innings
Sunday's Results
San Francisco 7 Clucago 3
Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 4 1st
St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 0 2nd
Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 Is
Houston 9 Milwaukee 1 2nd
New York 7 Philadelphia 5 (12 in
nings. 1st game)
New York at Philadelphia (2nd
game, ppd, curfew)
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, ppd,
rain.
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Los Angeles at Houston (night)
-Moeller (1-3) vs. Giusti (0-3).
(Only game scheduled)
Tuesday's Games
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati night
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee night
San Francisco at St. Louis night
Los Angeles at Houston night
American League
W. L. ?et. GB
New York 14 7 .667
Cleveland 12 8 .600 Vi
Minnesota 14 10 .583 1'4
Ixis Angeles 11 9 .550 2'i
Chicago 13 12 .520 3
Boston 11 11 .500 3'i
Kansas City 12 14 .462 4'i
Baltimore 10 12 .455 4'.j
Detroit 9 11 .430 4'i
Washington 4 16 .200 9',i
Saturday's Results
New York 7 Washington 6
Boslon 8 Chicago 3
Minnesota 7 Detroit 2
Kansas City 18 Cleveland 6 (1st)
Cleveland 5 Kaasas City 2 (2nd)
Los Angeles 2 Baltimore 0
Sunday s Results
Boston 3 Chicago 2 1st
Chicago 5 Boston 3 2nd
Washington 4 New York 2 1st
New York 8 Washington 0 Zna
Minnesota 10 Detroit 7
Cleveland 5 Kansas City 1
Los Angeles 15 Baltimore 7
Monday's Probable Pitchers
No games scheduled. .
Tuesday's Games
Boston al New York night
Kansas City at Baltimore night
Cleveland at Minnesota night
Detroit at Los Angeles night
Chicago at Washington night
CHARGERS GET TACKLE
SAN DIEGO. Calif. UPI)
The San Diego Chargers of Ihe
American Football League have
signed defensive tackle Bui Hud
son for the 1962 season. Hudson,
a former Clemson star, was the
team's defensive captain last season.
OSU starting
to pull away
By United Press International
Hard hitting Oregon Slate is
pulling away in Uie Northern Di
vision baseball race.
The Beavers won their sixth
game in seven ND starts by wal
loping Washington 13-3 at Corvul
lis. The victory gave Oregon State
a 21-1 record for the season.
Doug Stahl and Brian Bailey
sparked the Beavers' 13-hit attack
with three hits apiece. Stahl drove
in three runs. Al Lehrer added a
pair of doubles for the winners.
Jim Falk. a junior left-hander,
limited the Huskies to five hits to
register the win. Mel Erickson
was the losing pitcher.
Oregon was scheduled to play
Washington today at Eugene.
The Bond Bulletin, Monday, May 7, 1962
BOXER TURNS PRO 0
HOUSTON (LTD - Sieve
Freeman, the national AAU
featherweight champion from
Freeport. Tex., has signed a pro
fessional boxing contract with
K. S. i Bud i Adams, owner of Ihe
Houston Oilers and part-owner of
Ihe Houston Colls.
BUCKEYES ADD TEAMS
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UI'l)
Ohio Slate's basketball team, last
season's Big Ten champion, will
have six new opionents on its
1962-6.1 schedule. They are Utah
State, Texas Christian. Virginia.
West Virginia. Brigham Young
and Creighton.
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