SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAH. TRIBUNE
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By FRED DOWN
United Press Sports Writer
Stan Musial took over the Na
tional league batting lead for the
first time this season today in
a powerful bid to make good his
prediction that he'll win the
seventh title of his career.
The 35-year-old Musial ham
mered out seven hits in nine
trips as the St. Louis Cardinals
split a doubleheader with the
Philadelphia Phililes Sunday, to
lift his average to .327 and take
the lead from Cincinnati's Ed
Eailey by one point. Musial,
who also leads the National
League with 69 runs batted in,
has walloped 12 hits in 20 tries
for a .600 mark since the All-
Star interlude.
Stan the Man drove in three
runs with a single, double and
homer to lead the Cardinals to
a 9-1 win in the opener and had
two doubles, a triple and a sin
gle in five tries although the
Rcdbirds dropped the nightcap.
7-5. Murry Dickson won his
seventh game in the opener
while Saul Rogovin was credited
with his fifth win for the Phillies
in the second game.
Dark Supports Stan
Alvin Dark, continuing his
blazing post All-Star batting
pace, supported Musial with
three hits in the first game but
was held to one hit in five at
tempts in the nightcap.
A seventh batting title would
f.n:,hln Musial to tie Rogers
Ifnrnsuy and leave him one short
of the National League mark
hold by Honus Wagner. Ty Cobb
holds the big league mark of
12 batting championships.
The Milwaui.ee Braves, mean
while, retained their two-game
hold on first place in the NL
when they downed the Pitts
burgh Pirates, 3-2 and 4-1. War
ren Spahn won his eighth game
in the opener when Vern Law
walked Danny O'Connell with
the bases filled in the eighth in
ning while Bob Trowbridge and
Taylor Phillips collaborated in
a six-hitter in the second game.
Redlegs Win Two
Relief pitcher B'tster Free
man pitched a total of five shut
im' innings to receive credit for
bmU wins an the second-place
Cincinnati Redlegs won a pair
ct extra-inning. 4-3 decisions
over the New York Giants.
Rocky Bridges delievered his
first hit and drove in his first
run of the year to win the night
cap in the 11th inning after Bob
Thurman singled home the win
nig run in the 10th of the open
er. Freeman shut out the Giants
for the four innings in the first
game and pitched one shutout
inning in the second game to
pick up his sixth and seventh
wins of the campaign.
Carl Furillo drove in six runs
with a two-run homer and a
grand slam to help the Brooklyn
Dodgers down the Chicago Cubs,
10-8, and snap a five-game losing
streak. Don Newcombe scored
his 12th victory tops for the
NL, although relieved in the
seventh. Ernie Banks hit a grand
slam homer for the Cubs.
The New York Yankees in
creased their American league
lead to lCVj games when they
downed the Chicago White Sox.
' 2 1 and 6-5. Whitey Ford out
pitched 13-ganie winner Billy
Pierce in the opener and Hank
Bauer came through with a two
run single off Jim Wilson to take
the 10-inning nightcap. The
White Sox, who have lost eight
straight, were within three put
outs of a split when Fred Hat
field homered in the top of the
10th.
Indians Split Pair
Dave Sisler, aided by Ike De-
Lock in the ninth, pitched a two-
hitter to give the Boston Red
Sox a 3-1 win after the Cleve
land Indians won the first game,
10-7. Ted Williams had two dou
bles for the Red Sox in the night
cap. Rookie Tito Francona snapped
a 1-1 tie with a homer in the
first game and smashed a grand
slam in the nightcap to lead the
Baltimore Orioles to a 7-2 and
6-3 sweep of the Detroit Tigers.
Ray Moore and Hal Brown pick
ed up the wins for the Orioles.
v.-ho displaced the Tigers in
fifth place.
Homers by Lou Berberet and
Jose Valdivielso paced the Wash
ington Senators to a 7-3 ver
dict after Wally Burnette spun
a six-hit shutout in his big league
debut to give tne Kansas City
Athletics an 8-0 triumph. Bur
nette. 27-year-old right-hander
recalled from Denver last Thurs
day, struck out four and walked
only one.
NEW TFACK MARK
Budapest, Hungary tu.Ri
Sandor Iharos has set new world
track records of 27:43.8 for six
miles and 28:42.8 for 10,000
nieters.
Yosemite. Calif. (U.R) Ernie
Rose, of Patterson, Calif., driv
ing the "Lil' Bee." won the na
tional championship title in the
B-Racing runabout class yester
day in the 13th annual Lake
Yosemite Power regatta.
Grabs Ul Stick Lead;
edlegs Sleep Pace;
oost Margin to IOV2
STUDS IN FRONT ALONE
IN SO LEAGUE'S CHASE
SOUTHERN' OREGON
LEAGUE STANDINGS
W
Me-Jford 7
CoqulUe - 6
Coos Bay-North Bend 6
Drain 6
Bend . 5
Pet
.583
.500
.500
.500
.417
Medford Cheney Studs hold
the lone leadership at the half
way point of the Southern Ore
gon Baseball league campaign.
The Studs took two of their
three week end games with Co
auille while Bend had similar
success at Coos-Bay-North Bend.
Results knocked Coquille and
CB-NB out of a front spot dead
lock with the Medfordites. Bend
tightened the race although stay
ing in the cell ir.
Medford and Bend each won
two Saturday conflicts and
dropped their Sunday encount
ers. Coquille's Loggers nipped
the Studs 5 to 4 in 11 innings
yesterday after the Studs had
won 8 to 5 and 7 to 1 on Satur-
cay. The Lumberjack polished
off the central Oregon nine 13
to 0 Sunday. Bend won 8 to 7
and 2 to 1 on Saturday.
Errors in the extra 11th in
ning spoiled Stud bid for a three
game sweep. The Loggers com
bined Betnar's single, Worthan's
fielder's option and two over
throw errors for the winning
run. The marker came on a
close play at home.
Medford took a 2 to 0 lead
in the mix with fourth and
fifth inning runs. Coquille used
three hits, and an error and a
flyout to go on top 3 to 2 in the
bottom of the fifth. The Studs
tied it in the ninth on a hit bat
ter, stolen base, groundout and
Twink Pederson's sacrific fly.
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
(By United Press)
W L Pet. GB
63 39 .618
59 41 .590 1
52 46 .531 9
43 52 .480 14
46 51 .474 14 V,
46 52 .469 15
45 55 .450 17
38 61 .384 23
Sesttle
Hollywood
San Fran. .
Sacramento
Portland
San Diego
Vancouver
Sunday's Results
Los Angeles 10-6. Seattle 4-2.
San Francisco 4-5. Hollywood 2-12.
San Diego 7-4. Portland 6-6.
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L
Milwaukee 47 30
Cincinnati 46 33
Brooklyn 43 36
St. Louis 41 40
Phila 36 44
Pittsburgh 37 42
Chicago 34 43
New York 30 46
Pet
.610
.582
.544
.506
.450
.468
.442
395
GB
2
5
8
12!;
11
13
16 Vi
Sunday's Results
Cincinnati 4, New York 3 (1st, II
inningsi.
Cincinnati 4. New York 3 (2nd. l:
innings.
Milwaukee 3. Pittsburgh 2 (1st).
Milwaukee 4. Pittsburgh 1 (2ndi.
St. Louis 9. Philadelphia 1 list).
Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 5 (2nd).
Brooklyn 10. Chicago 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
New York 57 26 .687
Cleveland 45 35 .563 10 'i
Chicago 43 35 .551 11 'j
Boston 44 36 .550 11 a
Baltimore 37 44 .457 19
Detroit 36 45 .444 20
Washington .... 33 53 .384 25 'j
Kansas Citv 30 51 .370 26
Sunday's Results
New York 2. Chicago 1
(1st).
New York 6. Chicago 5
(2nd.
10
innings).
Cleveland 10. Boston 7 (1st).
Boston 3. Cleveland 1 i2ndi.
Kansas City 8. Washington 0 (1st)
Washington 7, Kansas City 3 (2nd).
Baltimore 7, Detroit 2 1 1st).
Baltimore 6. Detroit 3 (2nd).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Spokane 3 1 .750
Yakima 5 4 .555
Wenatchee 5 4 .555
Salem 5 4 .555 1
Eugene 4 5 .400 2
Lewiston 3 6 .333 2l3
Sunday's Results
Salem 5-0, Eugene 0-2.
Lewiston 5-4. Wenatchee 1-13.
Spokane 14. Yakima 12..
Casper Winner
Of LaBarr Open
Boischatel, Que. 0J.R) Bill
Casper Jr. tucked his first big
paycheck in his pocket today
and went fishing to celebrate
winning Canada's richest golf
tournament, the $26,800 LaBatt
Open.
"That's all I want to do," he
said. "Fish and rest up for the
Tarn O'Shanter in Chicago in
August."
The 25-year-old swinger from
Chula Vista. Calif., finished with
a 14 under par 274 for 72 holes
over the Royal Quebec course
Casper was two strokes in front
of 46-year-old Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.
Al Besselink finished three
strokes back of Casper. The tall
Merchantville, N.J., swinger
picked up a third place check
of S2 100.
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Then the Rogue valley club
went on top in the tenth on
Terry Maddo:;'s single, two
groundouts and Bob Smith's dou
ble. Coquille tied it at 4-all on
a walk, force play and Moreno's
two-baser.
Pitcher Bob Selsor gave Co
quille only five hits. He fanned
five and walked five. Jim Lehl
allowed the Studs seven hits
whiffed five, walked seven and
hit one.
The Studs got a seven-hitter
from hurler Bob White Saturday
night and hard hitting from
Terry Maddox, Dick Toney,
Jerry Bettendorf and White.
Maddox had a double and triple
in five times up. White hit two
for three and Toney slugged a
triple as did Bettendorf. John
Kovenz doubled to aid a three
run surge in the fifth inning
and .Maddox and Bettendorf
highlighted a three- marker
seventh with triples. Pete Good
brod, Moreno and Dave Doug
lass got two hits each for Co
quille.
White fanned seven and walk
ed two.
LINESCORES:
(Saturday night)
Medford 000 030 310 7 11 1
Coquille 001 000 000 1 7 0
White and Srrlith; Stafford, Morana
(7) and Harrington.
(Sundav)
Medford 000 110 001 10 7 4
Coquille 000 030 000 11 5 5 2
Selsor and Smith: Lehl and Harring
ton.
Carole Loses
PMGA Finale
Vancouver. B. C Bob Kidd,
Vancouver, defeated Erv Parent.
Seattle, 5 and 4 Saturday for
the Pacific Northwest Golf as
sociation title. JoAnne Gunder-
son, Seattle, won from Carole Jo
Kabler, Sutherlin, Ore., 4 and 3
for the women's laurels.
NO COMPLICATIONS
Galveston, Tex. (U.R) Mrs.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias was re
covering "with no complica
tions" today from long surgery
Friday to ease the pain of can
cer.
Glendale Stops Colts' Bid
In Rogue Valley Baseball
ROGUE VALLEY
LEAGUE STANDINGS
W
... 8
... 6
.. 6
. 5
Pet
.875
.750
.750
.625
.500
.250
.250
.000
Glendale
Grants Pass ....
Cave Junction .
Cheney Colts ...
Ashland
4
2
. 2
Camp White
Butte Falls .
Eagle Point 0
Glendale maintained its first
place hold and wrecked the
Cheney Colts' attempt for a top
spot tie yesterday by scoring a
4 to 2 verdict over the Cheney
nine at Glendale.
The loss dropped the Colts
into fourth' place. Grants Pass
and Cave Junction remained
knotted for second, the Merch
ants by clipping Eagle Point 9
to 2 and the Outlaws by edging
Camp White 3 to 1. Ashland won
its fracas with Butte Falls 12
to 4.
Glendale took a 3 to 0 bulge
over the Colts but the Cheney
farmers made it 3 to 2 in the
sixth on a walk, stolen base,
single by Doy Gatlin and two
wild pitches. However, Bob
George homered for the Millers
in the bottom of the frame to
pad the Glendale margin. The
loop pacers got a hit by Gene
Stein, the aid of a miscue and
two sacrifices for a first inning
run. Two counters came in the
fifth on hits by Stein and Monty
Bates, a walk and a wild pitch.
Siein 3 for 4
Stein hit three for four, Bates
two for three and George two
for four while Duane Miller,
and Merwyn Hulbert held the
Colts to five raps.
At Camp White all the scor
ing was in the first three cantos.
In the first Larry Maurer trip
led and Ron Maurer doubled for
Cave Junction. Wayne Saffer's
Holland Captures
Europe Tourney
Rome. Italy (U.R) Holland is
the new European amateur base
ball champion and will compete
in the Global World Series at
Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 7-12. Hol
land, a newcomer to the tourna
ment, won all four of its games
in the round-robin European
championships which ended Sun
day night. Belgium was second
and Italy third.
I Mf-
Yreka Host
Wednesday
Medford Cheney Studs will try
for their second win of the sea
son over the Yreka Indians base
ball team Wednesday.
The tussle with the Californ
ians, an evening affair at the
fairgrounds here, will be the first
tilt at home in 10 days for the
Studs.
Medford's semi-pros .tripped
the Indians 9 to 5 in an early
June meeting. A Studs' four-run
inning, helped by John Kovenz's
two-run homer, was the big boost
in the victory. The early season
decision followed three Studs'
victories over Yreka last year.
Medford's club aims to continue
the domination.
Manager Bill Snavely may
pick his starting chucker from
among Dennis Bennett, Larry
Root, Loren Cummins and Rocky
Biscotti. All except Biscotti saw
duty against the Studs in the
early June mix. Bennett was the
starter and took the loss.
Possible Players
Yreka may have its big catch
er, Bill Kleaver, back in har
ness. He was on the injured list
and did not play in the previous
scuffle.
Infielders for the Indians may
be Jack Clark, first base; Butch
Pickard, second base; Willie
Jones, shortstop, and Root, third
base.
Larry DeRushia, Dick Hock
aday, Don Cotello and Dick De
Avilla are those from who out
fielders could be picked
Adjustments in that line-up
could mean Clark at first. Hock-
aday at second, Pinckard at short
and Jones at third.
Wednesday s tussle has no
league significance. Yreka is a
member of the Northern Califor
nia circuit and Medford of the
Southern Oregon league
Rogue Valley
Gals Cop 2;
Play Tuesday
Rogue Valley girls' softball
team downed the Basinettes at
Klamath Falls 10 to 7 and 11 to
10 on Sunday and will face Red
Britton's Klamath County All-
Stars at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Eagle
Point.
Doris Hickson and Pat Sch
roeder homered for Rogue Val
ley in the first game, Diane Tut-
tle hit three for five and Jean
Bitterling two for four.
The Rogue Valley club got six
of its second game runs in the
first inning and went to the field
in the last of the fifth leading
11 to 3. The Basinettes then al
most caught up with seven tal
lies. Pat Barron of the RV nine
issued 10 walks and hit two bat
ters. Her sister, Sandy Barron,
gave 10 walks and hit three
Jean Maine homered for RV in
the second game.
triple, an error and Larry Maur
er's single got the two third
inning scores. Larry Irwin and
Gordy Thoreson hit and Jim Mc
Abee and Dick Wooton walked
to force home the CW run in
the third
McAbee and Ron Maurer hit
two for two with McAbee get
ting a double and triple. Wayne
Saffer and Larry Maurer sock
ed two for four and Les Saffer
two for five.
LINESCORES:
Cheney Colts 000 002 000 2 543
Cilendale 100 021 OOx i 10
Sides. Forette (6) and Morris; Mil
ler, nuioert ano iviunyon.
Butte Falls 002 001 100 4 6 3
Asniand 233 001 03x 12 14
Baker, Moore (2) and P. Conley;
farenx and sword.
Cave Junction 102 000 000 3 8 1
Camp White 001 000 000 1 6 3
L. Saffer and R. Maurer; Nelson and
AlcAoee.
Glen Bassett
Net Victor
Portland U.R) Glen Bas
sett, Santa Monica, Calif., is Ore
gon State tennis champion.
Bassett dropped his first set
4-6, to Gregory Grant, Southern
California student, yesterday,
then roared back to take three
straight sets, 7-5, 6-3, and 6-1
for the men's singles title in the
state tournament.
The women's title went to
Jean Laird, Modesto, Calif.,
University of California grad
this spring. Miss Laird scored a
4-6, 7-5, 6-3 win over Linda Vail.
Oakland, Calif., in -yesterday's
final play.
Only Oregon entries to keep a
title at" home were Neale and
Sam Lee in the men's doubles.
They downed Jack Neer and Bill
Rose, Portland, 6-0. 4-6, 6-2, 6-4.
SHIRLEY FRY WINNER
Dusseldorf, Germany (U.R)
Wimbledon tennis champion
Shirley Fry of St. Petersburg,
Fla., won the women's singles
title in the international tennis
tournament here Sunday by
beating Heather Brewer of Ber
muda, 6-1, 13-11. Bob Perry of
Los Angeles won the men's title
with a 3-6, 6-3, 8-6. 1-6, 6-1 vic
tory over Don Candy of Australia.
Angels Nab 2 Games
From Suds; Beavers
Divide With Padres
By SCOTT BAILLE
United Press Sports Writer
It just doesn't pay to rough
up the league-leading Los An
geles Angeles, especially if you
are engaged in a one-two battle
with them for the Pacific Coast
League pennant.
Runnerup Seattle got tough
Welch Car
Fastest in
Drag Races
Roger Welch, Medford, gun
ned his '56 Chevrolet to the top
time of 89.10 miles per hour at
the end of the quarter-mile strip
at the Southern Oregon Timing
association sponsored drag races
held at the Camp White strip
Sunday afternoon.
Floyd Young, Talent, regist
ered 96 miles per hour to take
honors as fastest time for motor
cycles. He also was top elimin
ator of the day.
The 58 entries in 13 classes
raced as 1500 spectators looked
on.- Seven motorcycles entered
in 2 cycle classes.
Class winners were: "D" stock,
Morris Stringer, Ashland; "C"
stock, Monte Wray, Ashland; "B"
stock, Roger Sommers, Ashland;
"A" stock, Fred Muskopf, Grants
Pass; "C" gas, Roger Welch, Med
ford; "B"' gas, Jerry Lausmann,
Medford; "A" gas, William Stev
en, Grants Pass: "C" altered,
Blair Crosby, Medford; "B"
sports. Bob Ferns, Phoenix; "A"
sports, Don Hawk, Medford.
Vev, Karhy Win
Four-Ball Meet
Hot Springs, Va. (U.R) Con
sistency paid off today for Bev
erly Hanson and Kathy Corneli
us, who won the 36,500 Home
stead Women's Four-Ball Golf
tournament without once being
below par during the four
rounds of competition.
Miss Hanson of Apple Valley,
Calif., and Mrs .Cornelius of
Lake Worth, Fla., put together
rounds of 71, 65, 69, and 71 to
finish with a total of 276.
They finished four strokes in
front of Mrs. Marlene Bauer
Hagge and Mickey Wright.
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P!u4 Excis Tax ond
with the Cherubs on Saturday
by belting them 15-3. As a re
sult, the Angels roared back
yesterday to sink the Rainiers
twice in a double header by
scores of 10-4 and 6-2 to move
ahead in the race by three fat
games.
In other action, Hollywood
drubbed San Francisco 12-5 in
the nightcap after the Seals had
taken the opener 4-2 in a split
twin bill, while San Diego and
Portland also divided. The
Padres won the opener, 7-6, in
free swinging fray and the
Beavers evened it up, 6-4, in
the second game.
39th Homer
Steve Bilko smashed his 39th
home run of the campaign for
Los Angeles with a man aboard
in the opener against Howie Jud
son, who dropped his seventh
decision.
The Angeles' Gale Wade and
Jim Bolger also connected a two-
run homer apiece after their
big first baseman had set the
pattern. Dave Hillman gave up
seven hits, four of them in the
last inning, while going the dis
tance for his 11th triumph
against four setbacks.
Milt Smith and Bill Glynn
solved him for a pair of homers.
Then manager Bob Scheffing s
thumpers sewed up the nightcap
with a six-run blast in the fourth
inning that helped Gene Fodge
stagger home to his eighth win
although pelted for 11 hits. Don
Fracchia got the loss.
Litirell 'Drives in 3
The Padres rallied for three
runs in the seventh inning of
the first game to down Portland
behind the relief pitching of
Bob Hall (3-3), a former Beaver
who was sold to San Diego last
week.
Rene Valdes took the loss, his
seventh. Rocky Colavito hom
ered for San Diego with a man
on base as did Joe Astroth. Luis
Marquez and Sam Calderone
connected for Portland, trje lat-
ter's blast coming with two on
Jack Littrell, who had tripled
in the first game for the Bevos,
clubbed a three-run homer in
the fifth inning of the nightcap
to earn his employes a split,
Bob Darnell (10-6), went the
seven inning route for the win
while Eddie Erautt (6-13), re
lieved Arnie Atkins in the third
and was stung with the defeat.
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A ALT Tit list
In Decathlon
Crawfordsville, Ind. (U.R)
Robust Rafer Johnson of UCLA
and Milt Campbell of the Navy,
twd dead - game, never - say - die
athletes, today gave Uncle Sam
a powerful one-two punch for
the Olympic decathlon title at
Melbourne.
Johnson copped the National
AAU title and Olympic trials
Saturday night with 7,754 points
in the 10 events the toughest
grind in track and field de
spite a knee injury suffered in
the high jump Friday night.
It was the fourth best in the
world declathlon history.
Campbell, the former Indiana
football and track star who just
missed qualifying for the Olym
pic team in the 110-meter high
hurdles, finished second with 7,
555 points, 199 back of John
son.
Johnson missed the world rec
ord of 7,895 he set 13 months
ago by 231 points and Bob Math-
ias' 1952 meet mark by a scant
71.
Pat Lesser Heads
Golf Aspirants
Huntington, W.Va. (U.R) De
fending champion Pat Lesser led
a field of 150 amateurs today
in the qualifying round of the
56th annual Women's Western
Amateur Golf association tour
nament.
Miss Lesser, Seattle, Wash.,
nd Mary Patton Janssen of
Charlottesville, Va., runner up
in the British Amater, were the
first of three featured twosomes
teeing off in 12 minutes of each
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Portland (U.R) Tillamook
marksmen walked off with more
than their share of the hardware
yesterday as the annual Oregon
state strapshoot of the Amateur
Trapshooting association, came
to a close here.
Baxter Moore Jr. of Tilla
mook, broke 388 targets out of a
possible 400 to win the all-around
championship and N. E. Fisher,
another marksman from the
coastal city, won the Oregon
handicap with a score of 98.
Frank Simpson, Cornelius,
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Condon, for second spot in the
handicap after each had scored a
97 in the regular shoot
Top honors in the Class AA
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weight Wayne Bethea, strong
and rugged, is favored at 13-10
to spoil Jimmy Slade's come
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TV 10-rounder at St. Nicholam
arena. Both are New Yorkers.
ROSEWALL CHAMP
Baastad, Sweden (U.R) Ken
Rosewall of Australia won the
men's singles title in the inter
national tennis tournament here
Sunday by beating Kurt Niel
sen of Denmark, 7-5, 6-3, 6-1. He
also shared in the men's doubles
and mixed doubles titles.
PATTY TRIUMPHS
Dublin, Ireland (U.R) Budge
Patty of Los Angeles won the
Irish tennis championship by de
feating Hugh Stewart of Pasa
dena, Calif.
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