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Colts chief may have top deal in Fox By United Prtti Inttrnatlontl - General Manager Paul Rich ards of the Houston Colts may .have pulled the coup of the win ter trading season when he ac quired Nelson Fox from the Chicago White Sox for two mi nor league players valued at $100,000. At 36 Fox doesn't have too many big league seasons left but the Colts are worried more about the present than the fu ture. And for the present, at least, Fox is playing off like a runaway slot machine in a Las Vegas night club. . The little second baseman, ho collected more than 2,500 hits in 17 American League seasons, Is batting .364 after six games in the National League and Monday night shared hon ors with pitcher Dick Farrell as the Colts beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-1, for their third win of the year. Fox drove in four runs with a two-run single and a two-run triple to provide the key blows behind the four-hit pitching of f arrell. He capped a tour-run rally that drove Ray Sadeckl to cover in the second inning with the two-run single and tripled home two more runs olt re liever Harry Fanok in the fourth. Farrell, whose low fast ball Is very effective In the Houston park, struck out seven, walked four and allowed only one Car dinal to reach third until Ken Boyer homered in the ninth. Eddie Kasko and John Bateman each had two hits in the nine hit Houston attack. Willie Mays roomed his aver age to .444 as the San Fran cisco Giants downed the Cin cinnati Reds, 5-2, the Milwau kee Braves dealt the Los An geles Dodgers their sixth straight loss, 7-1, and the Bos ton Red Sox whipped the New York Yankees, 4-0, in the only other games. Mays lashed out two singles and a double and Willie Mc Covey, who had been hitting .M3, hit his first homer of the season to lead the Giants' seven-hit attack. Jack Sanford pitched a seven -hitter and struck out six to win his second game for the Giants. Chico Ruiz had three hits for Cincinnati. Bob Sadowski weathered some rough going in the first inning and a fraction and then retired 21 consecutive batters before the Dodgers ended the shutout bid in the ninth on a single by Tommy Davis and a triple by Ron Fairly. Lee Maye homered for the Braves, who clinched the victory with three runs on three singles and as many walks against Bob Miller in the sixth. Nick Willhite suf fered the loss. Bill Monbouquette allowed seven hits In eight innings and star reliever Dick Radatz struck out the side in the ninth although two men reached base to hand Yogi Berra and his Yankees their fourth setback in five games. Rookie Tony Conig liaro homered and Carl Yas trzemski tripled to lead the Red Sox' attack. Standings By United Press International American Loagu W. L. Pet. GB 4 Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Boston ios Angeles Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Washington New York .800 .667 .600 .600 .500 .500 .400 .333 .333 .200 Monday's Remits New York at Boston, 1st, pod Boston 4 New York o, 2nd Chicago at Baltimore, night, postponed . (Only games scheduled) National League Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Houston Chicago New York Los Angeles L. Pet. CB .800 .714 .600 .571 .571 .500 .500 .400 .200 .143 Monday's Results San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 2 Houston 7 St. Louis 1, night Milwaukee 7 Los Ang. 1, night Fnila at New York, ppd., rain (Only games scheduled) Celtics cruising by Warriors with 2-0 lead "BOSTON (UPI)-lf, as Wilt Chamberlain said, San Francis co can end the Boston Celtics' championship spree, Wilt and his Warriors better get crack ing. The final round of the Nation al Basketball Association's long playoff extravaganza shifts to San Francisco starting Wednes day night for game number three. The fourth meeting be tween playoff champions of the East and the west will be played there Friday night. But the Celtics haven't sold a single ticket for a fifth meeting In the best-of-seven series. That Is because after whipping Cin cinnati, four games to one, they've built a 2-0 lead in games over the Warriors. Red Auerbach, the NBA coaching dean whose team is seoking its sixth straight play off title and seventh in eight seasons, had to jerk out all the stops Monday night to keep from giving the Warriors a rec ord drubbing. The Celtics were leading by S5 points enrly in the fourth quarter when Auerbach lit his famed victory cigar and went into action. He pulled starters and top reserves and swept his extensive Boston bench. When the game ended, the Celtics had won by only 23 points, 124-101. From a statistical standpoint, Sam Jones topped Boston with 31 points. Tom Heinsohn had 20 more. Chamberlain rolled up 32 and Tom Mcschery popped In 24 In the losing cause. And in addition to outscoring Bill Rus sell, 32-9, Chamberlain had 25 rebounds to 24 for Russell Angels launch home campaign LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los Angeles Angels launch their home season tonight at Chavez Ravine against the Detroit Ti gers with Dean Chance opposing Frank Lary In a renewal of their duel last Friday. Chance emerged the winner of that battle which the Angels won 8-3 with the lanky hurler working 5 2-3 innings to gain the victory. Tonight marks the first time Chance has pitched an opening game at home or on the road in the major leagues, The Angels' short road trip ended with two victories, two defeats and two games rained out. Selected to appear in the presidential opener of the American League last Monday, the Angels used the occasion to defeat the Washington Senators, 4-0, as Ken McBride and Julio Navarro combined to hurl a one-hit shutout. Manager Bill Rigney fielded a revamped team this season that featured better defense and more speed with rookie Bobby Knoop at second base, Billy Moran shifted to third base, Dick Simpson in centerfield and veteran Joe Adcock at ilrst base. The Bulletin, Tuesday, April 21, 1964 Sports Joseph's grand slam top Coast poke as Dallas beats Spokane 9 By United Prats International Ricardo Joseph's grand - slam homer at Dallas provided most of the pacific Coast League s of fensive punch Monday night as pitchers pretty well dominated a quartet of low-scoring games, Joseph's belt came in the third off Norm Koch of Spo kane after two walks and an error had wiped out a 2-0 Spo kane lead which had come on a two-run four-master by Bart Shirley. Every run came as a result of homers since Al Ferrara of the Indians and Don Taussig of the Rangers added solo shots to account for the 5-3 Dallas win. Rudy Hernandez went 71-3 innings to get the win, while Koch was the loser. Elsewhere around the league, Skinner's error enables Giants to beat Reds, 5-2 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Bob Skinner, the Cincinnati Reds rangy outfielder from San Diego, had at least one consola tion today. Tie two -run error that he committed against the San Francisco Giants Monday didn't cost his team the pennant. But it did cost them a 5-2 defeat at the hands of the Giants, who tallied three un earned runs during the eighth inning after two were out with Skinner's bobble opening the floodgates. No excuses, he said frank ly, when asked what happened on Tom Haller's pop fly to short left field. "No sun in my eyes, no nothing. I just dropped the ball." The Giants are Idle today then open a 10-game road trip Wednesday in Milwaukee where Bob Hendly (0-1) probably will face the Braves' Denny Le- master (1-0). Willie Mays takes a hot streak out of town even if his home run splurge was cut off at six Monday. He collected three hits in four trips anyway to lift his batting average to 444 and cracked a single which helped keep the big eighth in- Tenpin Alley Starlight League W L Wahee Motel 42 22 Mnhoney Office . 3814 25M- Gordon Randall 374 264 Denning's Richfield 35 29 Thunderblrd Club ... 31 33 Trailwnvs No. 1 ....... 25 39 AWE llclphrcy 24 40 Erickson's Market . .. 23 41 Team leaders: Wahee Motel, (69 some and 2517 scries. High scorers: Edna Roats, 202 game; Pat Messick, 586 se ries. DESCHUTES Floor Covering 382-4847 1405 S. 3rd W Soli And Initall Th Fln.it Floor Covorlng Midt and Carry A Compltta Lino of Paint ning going. With the score tied 2-2, Chuck Hiller opened the frame with a single and went to second on Mays' base hit off loser Bob Purkey (0-1). Willie McCovey, who had tied the score, 2-2, with a 400 foot homer in the sixth, grounded out. Purkey then intentionally walked Duke Snider then fanned rookie Jim Ray Hart for the second out with three on. Haller next hoisted a routine fly to left field. Skinner ran in for it and the ball bounched out of his glove as Hiller and Mays came across. Jose Pagan followed with a single to score Snider, and Jack Sanford was assured of his sec ond win in as many decisions. burly Jack had to struggle for the victory. Cincinnati load ed the bases on him in three separate innings but only could score one run while leaving a total of 11 men stranded. JOHNSON ELECTRIC Complato Electrical Wiring Indultrlal Roildontial Commarclal 15S0 S. 3rd Ph. 382-0720 "Have Wire, Will Travel" r GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SEE TRUAX FOR MAJOR BRAND Shell X 100 if Havoline -frDelo RPM Mobile Royal Triton 11 (O) FRAM OIL FILTERS... 30 off SAVE at TRUAX THRIFTY SERVICE NORTH HIWAY 97 WI HONOR ALL MAJOR OIL CO. CREDIT CARDS Arkansas handed Seattle its first loss in a 2-1 thriller, Okla homa City blanked Tacoma, 4-0, Denver hung on for a 3-2 win at Honolulu against Hawaii, and Portland was rained out at Indianapolis. Arkansas' Len Clendenin made his first Pacific Coast League start a strong one as he tossed a five-hitter at the West- Coast loop standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE By United Prats International WESTERN DIVISION Seattle Spokane Portland San Diego Tacoma Hawaii W. 3 3 2 1 2 1 Pet. GB .750 .600 .500 .500 .400 .200 1 1 1 2V4 EASTERN DIVISION W L. Pet. GB 3 Salt Lake Dallas Arkansas Denver Okla. City Indianapolis .750 .600 .600 .600 .400 .000 era Division leading Rainiers. It was 1-1 in the bottom of the eighth when a single, Cal Emery's double and a walk loaded the bases and the win ning run scored on a double play. They'll Do It Every Time latjatkMl H kV Mad Mat By Jirftmy Hatlo 1 KNEW YOU'D ( MUST BE A WELCOME H030 WARkV . NEVER FORavE Us .'f UffiSS if . 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