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The Bulletin, Thursday, June 13, 1963 Homers account for 9 of 11 runs in PGL contest By Ren Suplnikl UPI Staff Writer Someone must have told the San Diego Padres and Dallas Fort Worth Rangers that home run were going out of style and to Ret 'cm while the getting's good. Eight homers accounted (or 9 of the 11 rua? scored Wednesday night In the Texans' 7-4 win over the Padres. Dallas-Fort Worth iced it in the seventh with bases empty blasts by Sandy Valdes pino and Pedro Oliva plus a two run shot by Ray Jablonski, his 14th. Elsewhere, a seven-run Inning helped Spokane to a 12-6 win over skidding Seattle, Jose Tartabull's bases-loaded single with two out In the last of the ninth gave Portland a 4-J victory over iTa coma, Salt Lake City scored three runs In the seventh to nip Denver 5-4 and Hawaii did likewise in beating Oklahoma City 7-5. San Diego and Dallas Fort Worth each hit four circuit smash es. Padre starter and loser Dave Sisler (3-5) was tagged for three of the homers. Oliva hit two. one off Slslnr and the other off re- Joe Adcock paces victory by Indians By Unhid Prats International The ugly duckling of Milwaukee Is becoming the darling of Cleve land. He's Joe Adcock, the gangling, drawling, free-swinging first base man from Coushatta, La., who spent 13 years with the Braves befora they decided he wag un lucky and traded him last No vember to the Indians. Big Joe said at the time that he couldn't understand the trade. Today it's quite likely that nei ther the Indians nor the Braves can fathom what possessed the Braves to make it, either. Adcock, 83, is one of the ma jor reasons why the Indians are surging into American League contention with aix straight vic tories and nine in their last 10 games. He's hitting a hefty .304, has collected eight homers and knocked In 24 runs. ' Adcock drove in three runs with a homer and two singles and Jerry Kindall also had three hits Wednesday niglit as the In dians whipped the Detroit Tigers 12-8 to reach the .500-level at 26 wins and 26 losses. Pitch Sidelines Davalille ! Kindall entered the game as a pinch-runner for Vic Davalillo, the Indians' fine young center fielder who suffered a broken arm when hit by one of Hank Aguirre's pitches. Davalillo will be lost to the Indians for at least a month. The New York Yankees re gained first place by a point when they beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2, the Los Angeles An j;els defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-0 after a 3-1 loss, the Kan sas City Athletics drubbed the MinnesoU Twins 12-4 but the Twins rebounded for an 8-1 win and the Boston Red Sox topped the Washington Senators 5-3 in other AL action. The San Francisco Giants downed the Chicago Cubs 3-1, the Los Angeles Dodgers routed the Houston Colts 9-1. the Philadel phia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 the Milwau kee Braves clubbed the New York Mets 9-0, and the Cincinnati Reds blanked the Pittsburgh Pirate; 5-0 in the National League. Chuck Essegian and Ken Har relson each hit a two-run homer to lead Kansas City's first-game 17-hit attack that brought Dave Wickerhsma his fifth win. Har mon Killebrew's ninth homer helped Camilo Pascual win his ninth game for Minnesota in the nightcap although the Twin ace left the game after the fifth in ning with a strained muscle in hisshoulder. Ed Bressoud. Dick Stuart and Carl Yastrzemski hit homers to lead the Red Sox' seven-hit at tack that dealt Dave Stenhout his seventh defeat. Bill Monbou quette pitched an eight-hitter and struck nut 10 to win his eighth game for the Red Sox. ' TRACK TELECAST SLATED NEW YORK (UPP-The track and field meet between the Unit ed States and Russia from Mos cow's Lenm Stadium on July 21 and 22 will be televised in the liefer Ray Rippelmeyer. Not to be outdone, San Diego produced solo blasts by Gene rreese, his fifth, Art Shamsky's 11th, Deron Johnson's 13th and No. 2 for Chico Ruiz. Winning pitcher Lee Stange (7 1 ) gave up all four Padre homers before being relieved by Don Wil liams in the seventh. It was the fifth loss in a row for San Diego. Spokane went into the eighth in ning trailing 6-5 but came out of it with a 12-6 lead and the ball game. Twelve Indians went to the plate to maul relief pitcher John Boyle and Hal Kolstad. Ken Rowe of Spokane picked up his fourth win without a loss in relief. Bill Tuttle's two-run homer for Seattle in the fifth tied the score at 5-5 anH tha RAinlpra wnt one run ahead in the seventh. j Tartabull, who desperately wants a quick return to the majors with Kansas City, scored Dick Green with the winning run. Don Gile's homer for Tacoma in the seventh had tied the score. Other bases-empty homers were ! hit by Portland's Bill Kern and ! Tacoma's Jerry Robinson. It was the second victory In a ! row for Portland under Its newly appointed manager Danny Carne vale. Salt Lake handed Denver Ace Chi Chi Olivo his fourth defeat of the season. He has five wins. A double by Jim Stewart opened the Bees' three-run seventh. This was followed by a walk to Ellis Burton, Bill Ott's two-run double and Bill Cowan's single off Oli vo's glove. Cowan, one of the top hitters In the league with a .350-plus aver age, also doubled home Salt Lake's two other runs in the sec ond. Lee Tate socked a solo homer for Denver. The Hawaii - Oklahoma City score was tied 3-3 until the Is landers lowered the boom on re lief pitchers Gordy Jones and Dave Gerard In the seventh. Ken Hunt singled across one run and came home on a double by Herb Plews. Then Ron Samford sin gled to score Plews. Major leagues By Unlttd Press International Amtricsn League W L Pet. CB SO 22 .577 34 25 .576 Little League here Wednes It was a hitter's day in little league action yesterday as the small size ballplayer's bats boom ed to the tune of 65 runs in the three games played. Things started out quietly enough at Marshall Field as the Eagles squeezed by Lelco by a scanty 3-1 margin behind the no hit pitching of Steve Bjorvic. Over at Juniper Field, tilings were a little wilder but still within reason as Snoop fc Schulze outlasted Healy's for a 13-11 victory. But it was over on Harmon Field that things really got out of hand as the Brandis little lea guers rode tall in the saddle to completely trounce Dairy Queen by an amazing 34-3 score. First baseman Daryl McMeen scored six runs to lead the Bran dis scoring parade that tallied eight runs In the third inning, thirteen runs in the fourth inn- hats really boomed in play day 65 runs in three games! i ing and ten more counters in the fifth frame. Twenty-two walks and 23 hits including seven doubles proved Dairy Queen's undoing. Dave Fuqua led the Brandis hitting barrage with 5 hits in six official trip to the plate. Fuqua was also credited with a "save" of sorts as he relieved winning pitcher Ron Storey in the third inning. Healy's put together two giant scoring innings in their contest with Shoop and Schulze but it wasn't enough to keep up with the Shoopmen, who tallied at least once in every inning. Left fielder Dalrympie led the winner's attack with three hits in tour trips to the plate. Ivy and Kremers tied for hitting hon ors for the losers, each getting two hits. Steve Bjorvic tossed a neat no hitter to lead the Eagles to their 3-1 victory over Lelco. Lelco scor ed their only run on an error in the third inning. Bjorvic also led the Eagles in the hitting department as he bang ed out a double and a triple in two at bats, 'SKINS SIGN TWO WASHINGTON I UPI) - The Washington Redskins can only hope to do as well on the play ing field as they have done in the off-season. The signings Wednesday of of fensive end John Greiner of Pur due and defensive tackle Joe Baughan of Auburn gave the Na tional Football League club a rec ord of 12 successes among their top 15 draft selections. The 'Skins also signed their first five picks. Willhite joins LA. Dodgers LOS ANGELES (LTD Jon Nicholas Willhite, a 6 ft. 3 in., 190-pound southpaw, Joins the Los Angeles Dodgers pitching staff to day and will start against the Chicago Cubs Sunday in one of the games of a doubleheader. Willhite was purchased from the Spokans, Wash., club, a Dodger farm in the Pacific Coast League, where he had a 7-3 re cord. INK LINEBACKINS TRIO NEW YORK (UPI) - Jerry Fields, an experienced linebacker and two rookies who play the same position were signed today by the New York Jets of the American Football League. The newcomers signed as free agents were Robert Smith aad Jim McKinstry. Fields played for Ohio State, Smith played at Toledo and Mc Kinstry starred at the New York State Agricultural College. Competition set by Connolly PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) -Hal Connolly, world record holder in the hammer throw, was making plans today to leave temporarily Northwest loop By United Press International W. L. PcL GB. Lewiston 33 17 .660 ... Yakima 28 22 .542 6 Salem 27 23 .540 6 Trl Clty 27 24 .529 SV4 Wenatchea 22 29 .431 llli Eugene 14 34 .292 18 Wednesday's Results Eugene 5 Wenatchea 3 (1st game) Eugene 4 Wenatchce 2 (2nd) Salem 3 Yakima 2 (1st game) Salem 2 Yakima 0 (2nd) Tri-City 4 Lewiston 3 I his teaching job la Finland and compete in the national Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) meet in St Louis June 21-22. Connolly's plans to compete in the St. Louis meet in order to qualify for the United Stabu-Riu. sia track meet this summer ar disclosed Wednesday In a trans oceanic telephone call to Don Win- ton, president of the Pasadena Athletic Association. Wintnn said Cnnnnllv n)meA f rnmnrtA .Tnnit M In Rt Tjtnl anf again June 24 In the international track meet in rranwurt Germany. Use The Bulletin's Classification 30 to find the home of your dreams. Enjoy Push-Button Water ing With Underground LAWN SPRINKLER SYS TEM. Molst-O' Matlo the only truly automatic lawn and garden sprinkling eye tern. FREB ESTIMATES CONTACT Eastern Oregon Mills 10 E. Greenwood 382-9511 New York Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Boston -Kansas City Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Washington 82 26 .552 1 30 26 .536 2 27 25 .519 3 29 27 .518 3 26 26 29 .500 4 33 .468 514 24 31 .436 7h 20 40 .333 14 Wednesday's Results Kansas City 12 Minnesota 4. 1st Minn. 8 K. City 1, 2nd, night Chicago 3 L. Angeles 1. 1st L. Angeles 5 Chicago 0, 2nd, night Boston 5 Washington 3, night N. York 3 Bait. 2, 10 in., night Cleveland 12 Detroit 6, night National League W L Pet. CB Los Angeles St. Lcuis San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston New York 33 25 34 26 .569 .567 34 26 .567 32 28 30 27 28 3ft .463 28 30 .483 27 31 ,533 2 ,526 2'a S 5 6 466 26 34 .433 8 23 38 .377 ll'.i Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0, night Milwaukee 9 New York 0, night Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 2, night San Francisco 3 Chicago 1, night Los Angeles 9 Houston 1, night PCL standings By United Press International Northern Division W. L. Pet. CB Tacoma 34 25 .578 Spokane 33 29 .532 2'i Portland 30 28 .517 3'4 Hawaii 29 30 .492 5 Seattle 26 30 .464 6'i Southern Division W. L. Pet. GB Dallas Ft W 34 23 .576 Oklahoma City 30 29 .508 4 San Diego 32 31 .508 4 Denver 25 35 .417 9'i Salt Lake City 21 32 .396 10 Wednesday's Results Portland 4 Tacoma 3 Salt Lake City 5 Denver 4 Dallas-Ft. Worth 7 San Diego 4 Spokane 12 Seattle 6 Hawaii 7 Oklahoma City 5 BONUS BOY ASSIGNED MILWAUKEE l'PI - Robert R. Williams Jr., 18-year-old right handed pitcher who signed a bo-! nus contract with the Milwaukee j United States on videotape by the I Braves Wednesday has been as- American Broadcasting Compa- signed to wwivuie. o.c wure ny. Highlights of the meet will Class A Western Carounas be shown July 23. I League. City Recreation Schedule SATURDAY 1 no p m. Swimming pool is open to the general public. 1 00 p m. American Ugion Baseball: Roosevelt High vs. Bend at Municipal Ball Park. SUNDAY 7 m . 10 m a m. 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