M-tars Top San (Diego 7-4
As ESeardlen IPocEis Up Victory
Br UNITED PRESS
Lefty O'Doul's touch with the
San Diego Padres is only ex
ceeded by his hex against them.
The former National League
batting champion led the Pads to
the Pacific Coast League cham
pionship last year and then
moved on to Oakland. Now he is
giving the Padres fits.
All-Stars Win
Last night, for instance, Lefty
led the Pacific Coast League
All-Stars to a 7-4 win over the
Pads in the annual All-Star
game.
The All-Stars waited until the
ninth to do it, though, coming
from behind with four runs.
Winning pitcher, by the way,
was Gene Bearden who won the
second game for San Francisco
Sunday while pitching with only
two days rest.
Mike Baxes of San Francisco
walked to open the ninth frame
and Gene Mauch of Los Angeles
and Ted Beard of San Francisco
then singled. Jim Marshall of
Oakland tied the game at 4-4
with a sacrifice fly.
Bobby Del Greco of Holly
wood singled home Mauch and
Beard and Portland's Don Eg
gert tripled Del Greco in to ice
the contest.
Tommy Herrera vas the los
ing pitcher as he and John Car
michael went the distance for
San Diego. The All-Stars used
four pitchers among their 20
players with Bearden getting the
win.
The attendance of 3204 fans
was the smallest in PCL All-
Star history.
The Linescore
PCL All-Stan 010 002 004 7 13 0
San Diego 000 002 020 4 10 2
Briggs. Daley 2). Lown (6). Bear
den (8 and Giniberg Fanning 6i;
Herrera. Carmichael (9) and Aylward,
Bailey 8).
League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player tc Club G AB R H Pet.
Ashburn. Phil. 43 165 33 58 .352
Klszki. Cin 50 200 33 67 .335
Long, Pittg 47 134 20 44 .328
Snider. Bklyn... 56 206 52 67 .325
Virdon, St. 45 169 25 53 3.25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kaline, Det. .... 54 209 44 80 .383
Kuenn. Det. ... 46 185 27 63 .341
Power. K. C. .... 49 188 32 61 .324
Lollar. Chi. .. 44 142 24 46 .324
Vernon. Wash.. 54 195 25 60 .308
Home Rum Snider. Dodgers, 19;
Campanella Dodgers, 19; Kluszewski,
Redlegs 18: Mays, Giants 16; ManUe,
Yankees 14; Zernial. Athletics. 14.
Runs Batted In Snider. Dodgers,
60; Campanella. Dodgers 58: Ennis,
Phillies 44; Kaline. Tigers 44; Klu
szewski, Redlegs 43.
Runs Mantle. Yankees 53: Sni
der. Dodgers 52: Brut on. Braves 49;
Smith, Indians 47; Kaline, Tigers 44.
Hits Kaline. Tigers 80; Aaron.
Braves 72: Mueller Giants 69; Klu
szewski, Rediegs 67; Campanella,
Dodgers 67; Snider, Dodgders 67; Bru
ton. Braves 67; Smith, Indians 67.
Pitching Jeffcoat, Cubs 6-0; La
bine, Dodgers 5-0; Newcombe. Dodg
ers 10-1; Wynn, Indians 8.1; Erskine,
Dodgers 8-2.
Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee ....101 200 000 4 10 2
Cincinnati 100 140 OOx 6 9 1
Nichols, Spahn (6) and Crandall.
Staley. Collum (4) and Burgess. Win
ning pitcher Collum (4-1). Losing
pitcher Nichols (5-4).
Only game scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W Ij.
New York 28 20
Chicago , 3? 19
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
-.33 22
...30 24
25 31
..22 32
..22 34
...18 38
Pet. GB
.655
.627 2'i
.600 3i
.556 6
.446 12
.407 14
.393 15
.321 19
Monday's Results
No games scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Cleveland at Washington. (2 games,
twi-night) Score (6-4) and Garcia
(3-7) vs. McDermott (5-5) and Stobbs
(1-6).
Chicago at Baltimore, night Harsh-
man 4-4) vs. Rogovin (1-5).
Detroit at New York, night Gar
ver (5 7) vs. Kucks (5-2).
Kansas City at Boston Ditmar (3-2)
vs. Parnell (0-1).
Wednesday's Gaines
Kansas City at Boston
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Washington, night
Chicago at Baltimore, night.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn
Chicago .....
New York
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ...
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Monday's Results
Cincinati 6, Milwaukee 4, night.
Only game scheduled.
W. L.
43 13
..33 24
29 27
28 28
23 30
..22 29
22 30
18 37
Pet. GB
.768
.579 10 s
.518 14
.500 15
.434 18 i
.431 18 li
.423 19
.327 24 Vw
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
New York at Chicago Hearn (7-6)
vs Jones (6-7).
Brooklyn at Cincinanti, night
Podres (6-3) vs. Klippstein (1-3).
Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night
Roberts (9-4) vs. Burdette (3-4).
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night
Kline (2-B) vs. Jackson (2-3).
Wednesday's Games
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night.
Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night.
New York at Chicago.
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PASS THE SCALPEL Chicago Bears end, Bill McCoIl, 24
(right), will, oe receiving surgical instruments instead of
footballs in the near future when he interns in San Fran
cisco's Stanford Hospital. Congratulating McColl for fin
ishing his medical course is University of Chicago's Chan
cellor Lawrence A. Kimpton. McColl, All-America end at
Stanford University in 1952, financed his medical education
by playing pro football with the Chicago Bears.
CHURCH INTO JAIL
Seymour, Ind. (U.P.) Mayor
Donald L. Heiwig asked the city
council to buy the First Baptist
church. He wants to turn it into
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NOT
Melbourne Appears Certain
To Remain 56 Olympic Site
Paris (U.P.) Melbourne ao-
peared certain to remain the
site of the 1956 Olympic games
and Rome and Lausanne seemed
the most likely choices for the
1960 games today as the Inter
national Olympic committee
buckled down to business at its
meeting.
Decisions on the site of both
games were expected to come
either today or Wednesday as
the committee shifted the site of
its conclave to the Circle Inter
allie building for secret debate.
Although many leading dele
gates remain dissatisfied with
Melbourne's preparations for
next year's games, it still seem
ed certain that no action would
be taken to change the site at
this late date. Informed sources
predicted the Melbourne sub
ject would be debated but would
be tabled without any action
being taken.
The same sources indicated
that Rome and Lausanne now
have the best chances among
the six cities seeking the 1960
summer games. Also bidding are
Detroit, Brussels, Budapest, and
Tokyo.
St. Moritz, Switzerland, and
Squaw Valley, Calif., were said
to have the best chance of land
ing the 1960 winter games.
Little League Baseball
To Aid Polio Campaign
Williamsport, Pa. U.R)
Little League baseball goes to
bat today for the National Polio
Foundation.
Admission will be charged at
about 15,000 Little League
games from coast-to-coast on a
voluntary basis, and the entire
proceeds will be turned over by
the kid sluggers to the infantile
paralysis March of Dimes fund.
President Eisenhower saluted
the half-million Little League
players of 4,000 different
leagues in a message to Petr
McGovern, president of the Lit
tle League, at his headquarters
here.
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