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AI Williams Knotted For 7th Midway in Northvest Open Golf Goodbrod, Bartow Retain Leads In SO League Batting, Pitching Pete Goodbrod of Coouille and Pifher has the most runs bat- j Wednesday. July 25, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Jerry Bartow of Coos Bay-North Ber.d retaired their Southern ted in with 14. Beard has 12. Bowen and Rasmussen 11 apiece. at the '.h (''. r.-e here r.'i.' 2, rharr.- r,' ad r. f of acorr.a. F.ugene w.--st Open Golf ch; went into its second Eugene Country ci-.b today wi'h tr. d pion one sroke pack Ockie Ehason Wash., shot into the kad at the halfway point yesterday equal ing his r.perr.r.n r'.-.-y car ! f CO for a 133. ore St.",-." r than Monday s leader. Rod Fur.set::, of Spokane. Funth card' -d a 74 ye-'erdav, eight strokes off ;- red hot pace he set to take the f.p'-nirj round lead Monday, hut still good Good Hurling Highlight in Northwest By RAY ANDREWS United Press Sports Writer The pitchers took over in Northwest league play ln-t niuht and hurled three f:ne panics to further complicate the crazy mixed up pennant cha.-c. Jerry Jacobs of Lev, is.tnn was perhaps the most effective as lie spaced six hits to lead L iston to a 5-0 win over Salem. Jacobs fanned ten ind talked four in notching hii ruih vic tory of the v.-iT. I". J Oiorn hit a solo eor.acf it- the first whi'cii wouH lap tcc;i chough but the Brines fcririr; f'i-ar niore runs. Ted IIerrra rf Yakima turrr-d in a 4-hitlrr and .t torr.c stjlid support frcan h:s n.-2'.i-.j w-'hM rattled two Ppofes-e euricrs i'-r 15 hits 8;rl art 11-1 rU-ciijori. Spokane's nr.!" run came In the nintW when C-crgre J!ulfn;an tripled .rvi crur-'.rd on an rrrnr. Yakima, meanwhile, riart tallied 11 runs ir t.c i:rsl five innings and coasted in. Vic Moroci wii the big gun with a throe-run homer in the second and a two-run single in the fifth. Ted Kazak ar.-l Vent Kind fflther combined -n a .1 hit i.b as Tri-City rurr Eugene 3-2. A two-run hotref by Cully Deck in the seventh accounted for both Fupone nias. Kindsfather carr.o on in the eighth end blsnicd Eugene the rest of tii .ay. Tri - City's winnir. marker came in the eighth when Rich Scramaglia singled homo v At dridue. rVr;imrm!ib also rtrov? a run in the fif'li. enrr.iE.n to Keep rum in second srot B'.'o Pr.-.U ' '. Salem held down third plai a:'"rr 72 holes, takir.2 a 72 ye-'f rday to to with Mon day's 6f). Duke Ma-r.e-... s. Eugene, s'arted this nvirr.mg's round with a 71-72 14?.. firmly in fourth position as the pack head ed down the home stretch. A pair of V.'ashir.g'on golfers. Greer. Yakima, and Chuck Congdon, Tacorna, were knotted for l.t'h. Al Williams, Medfnrd: Eddie Draper, Seattle, and Har vey HiMson. Laurelwood, were tied for seventh place. Rogue Valley Counlry club scores in the Northwest Open olf tourney at Eugene are: Al Williams. 74-71145; Justin Smith Jr.. 75-75150: Harry Milleit 73-72 150; George Harrington 75-76 151: Ed Hall 77-76 153; Dom Provost 76-77 153; Clayton Lewis 75-81 156: Vince A'.es ka 80-80 160; Del Berg 89-86 175. SPORTS League Leaders Itv (MTKO PRFSS 1 ION I. I KAIll E Pl.nn A t'lub IB K . H. Prt. Aarnti. ' Mw ... P4 .'.2't ,2 ill it: .:,.,! S. L. . X'.ii :.S 1 13 l';cv On V) 221 37 7 1.-..t L S'l 3-. B2 114 t... llklvn ..f.7 2fl') 4'1 1)2 Oregon league leaderships; Beard has the most hits with 20 through the sixth week end of . and Goodbrod's 19 is next. Pif play in the circuit. . her has 18, Bowen. Rasmussen Goodbrod leads the batters . and Cooney 17 each and John e trips rvovenz or .ueaiora ana umcu . - 1 1 R iv-. AH Rulcliman Drain tn a mark of M'Jb l" -- ------ i 43 turns Jerry ha? scored 15 runs to head that the pitchers with department. Norm Welch of the same ciuo nas it anu ri.uvcu. ju. Dick Duerr of Drain is the strikeout king among the pitch ers with 45 and Dick Stephens of Coquille has issued the most walk":, 23. Bartow is second in whiffing batters with 35. Bay-North Bend is third with Maddox Hits .360 H'iO. Fourth spot is held by ; Actual top batting averages in Maurie Rasmussen of Bend with the ci.cuit are owned by Dan .347 and fifth is Pat V. ohlers of Drain with .327. Joe Trembly of Coos Bay is next with .317 and Biil Beard of Drain has .311. Manager Jack Cooney leads the Medford Cheney Studs with .304 for eighth in the loop. Rounding out the top 10 are who have had 35 or more trips to the plate w wi-h 13 hits Bartow heads five victories and no setbacks, having two more wins than Der a!d V.'oo'on of Medford who is also ur.bea'en. Ron Bowon of Bend is secrind am'T.a the hitters with a .378 average and Jim Pifher of Coos Luby and Jay Dinnel of Bend with .583 and .444. respectively. But Luby has only 12 at bats. Dinnel 18. Among those who have played : the most Kovenz and Frank Roe- , landt follow Cooney in the i Studs' batting with .267 each. ! Marino of Coqmlie with .300 I However, Terry Maddox has the ; and Chris Christianson of Bend ; top average in the club's listing j with a .360 for 2o appearances ; with .239 Bob Selsor of Medford and Noel Aronson of Drain follow Bartow and Wooton in the pitch ing win-loss standings each with 3-1. Ml I1KORD BATTING: Rf-rTrnriorf OintH'V . . l)rr:r-her . Kcii: vnnz f(l at the plate. Bend now heads in team bat- ting with .263 and Medford is next with .243. Medford leads in double plays wdth 15. j AB 2H .. 56 . 3 . 5 ! Maddi.x j M;,r!c-ll ' Pr.lf-r-nn I R.x-Iar.dt t Sf-Nnr 1 S::::'h . i T'T.rv White .. 25 31 fil 4"i 42 X2 .318 A1FK1CV I.HAf.lF W.,ntle N V (.7 318 81 1 1 Kueiin. IJct ... K2 3UI S'l I 1 M-iW-ell, llrt .. 81 276 SI ' Vrrn.iii. R"Mfn .70 218 38 f! Kcll. liall. - 72 2.12 3,"! X 3ea .3.7 1 I E Gl F. PITCHING: Bartow. TBN'B Wc.ton M.-d. SfUor. :.:-d Ar'irlim. Dm I.ehl. CBN'B. Coq STphens. Coq , Ir".cher. Med Stalford. Oiq Panic, P.rnd C'rnci. Drain ll"-nif ft u n --".T.-ir 3: Uer'z. ind;.Tvi 1 Yanks 32. Klu-S-nfier DedL'ers Hank.i. Cnli.s 22 W 5 3 3 3 2 3 1 1 2 2 Dmashf.wkv Bond 2 Buns ll.itip'l In Manlle, Yanks 82; Wf-rT. Platans 73: Mnsial. C'ar'ls 73 Br.ver, Cards. Sin psnn. AThinus ar.d Kaime T::er.s all '17. Runs tanUr-. Yanks 8- Plnsen. ftdles. 'll'i; ' ist. Senators i.s. Snider. Hits M.-,r!e. Y;,ns 117 Ri-cr rsrris 114 Mn.-ia!. Cards I 1.1. K ienn. Ti:cjs 112, Aaron. Braves 111. I Pitihine l.awrer.re. Pedlecs 14-1: ! B-v.rr. Hed Sox 13-3: Pierre. White Sox 15-4 lord. Yanks 12-4. I'.urdette. ' Craves U-4; liuhl. Braves 12-4 Stockholm. Sweden V.P.) Wimbledon Champion Lew Hoad was defeated by Sven Davidson of Sweden. 7-9, 7-5, 6-3, Tuesday in an exhibition match. It was the Australian's thurd defeat in : Bonnian CBN 3 . .. ' White. Med : Fearer, Bend ' Duerr. Dram j I-ane. CB.VB : Hilev Coq Drain . Kelly. Med i Billante Coq I.nras. CF.NH Straf'on, Drain Worthen. Coq . ... H'lser Drain Sandren. Bend , I. undo. Herd i Christianson Bond Smith. C'BNB . Moratio. CBXB . ... Prt. 1 onr 1 ooo .600 .son .son .30(1 anil .son 4nn .401) ,2sn .200 nno nno .ono .nno .nno nno .nno nno nno nno non .nno ono I. ITT ON BASFS: Drain (BNB Medloi-d Coquille Bend 124 120 106 IHH BIT. PI Medtord . (BNB Bend Coquille Dram R H PO A F. RBI Prt. j 3 3 8 3 3 2 .113 10 17 151 9 1 D -3(14 0 o n o t o .nno 2 1 0 1 0 0 .20(1 . 13 16 31 2 2 10 .267 5 9 9 10 2 .360 ! 5 7 6 24 5 6 .226 7 14 33 4 9 9 .236 S 12 80 6 n 7 .267 5 10 9 13 2 fi .233 1 3 23 4 1 1 .167 : 10 8 23 3.'. 3 7 .133 ; 2 3 0 8 0 0 .200 : 6 8 13 4 3 8 .211 IP H R BB SO WP HB 40 j 35 12 18 .35 2 2 : 31 23 1 1 14 26 2 1 , 37 24 17 17 22 0 0 3!Jj 26 19 23 17 4 3 28 21 12 14 21 3 2 49't 47 46 36 31 4 0 8 '3 8 7 13 4 1 0 16 15 7 5 10 0 0 24 29 18 1 1 4 0 1 : 30 30 19 23 21 0 1 35 28 18 23 18 1 6 . iltf'i 17 12 21 19 1 5 43 44 18 14 23 1 n 27Ji 34 36 1 1 7 2 2 47"3 39 24 28 45 4 2 36 37 20 10 15 0 1 1', 9 10 4 2 0 0 12'3 19 14 8 9 1 1 8 12 9 4 3 0 1 1 1 9 1 0 1 I 3:, 5 7 1 1 0 0 7 R 4 2 2 n 0 2-, 4 0 3 1 0 0 53 3 9 9 2 0 2 5 6 2 0 0 0 0 8 7 3 6 1 0 0 433 fi 1 1 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 TEAM BATT NG AVFS.: ; .. '. 5 Bend 263 ' 12 Medford 243 . 1 1 Drain 235 . 1 1 C'BNB 229 i 9 Coquille 210 j !Dt 11 rtiiys. SZ U Te De'uxa A--:'ci Want Inexpensive Transportation? 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The Angels pushed across an unearned run in the 10th Tues day night to nip Sacramento 7-6 after the Solons had battled back for two runs in the eighth and another in the ninth to send it into extra innings. The league-leaders had to win it or see their two-game bulge over Seattle shrink to one. The Rainiers had scored all their runs in the seventh inning to overtake San Francisco 5-4. In still another one-run victory, Portland edged San Diego 3-2. Hollywood withstood three Van couver homers to win 7-3 in the league's other game. The Angels put it away when the Sacramento defense collap sed in the 10th. Jim Bolger was safe on an error by shortstop Joe Koppe. He stole second, went to third on a throwing error by catcher Danny Baich and then romped across when El Tappe delivered a single. Uphill Struggle It was uphill all the way for the Solons, who had led the series two games to one. Wally Westlake's two run homer in the eighth put them within one run and Harry Bright's second double of the night in the ninth drove in the tieing marker. The Angels' Piper Davis hit his third homer over the left : field barrier in the fourth. j Seattle handed San Francisco j its sixth straight setback with a five-run seventh inning. The Seals built up an early 3-0 lead as R. W. Smith breezed along with a one hitter until the sev enth. The Rainiers belted the smooth throwing left hander out with singles by Joe Taylor, Vern Stephens. Jack Lohrke and pitcher Don Fracchia. Bill Ab ernathie took over and Art Shult closed out the scoring with a two-run single. The Seals had peppered away with single tal lies in the first, fifth and sixth frames, the latter on a home run by Bob Pietro. They added an other in the seventh, but it left them one-shy. Portland got three runs in the seventh on home runs by Jack Littrell and Eddie Basinski and that was all they needed in their squeak-through over San Diego. Darnell Wins Eleventh Bob Darnell held the Pads to eight hits for his 11th win against seven losses. He walked in San Diego's first run in the fourth and yielded doubles to Eddie Kazak and Ebba St. Claire in the eighth for the Pads other tally. Bob Garber (5-1) racked up his fourth win in a row for Holly wood. Ramon Mejias drove in two runs with a second inning homer and R. C. Stevens belted in two more on a pair of singles. Vancouver got all its tallies via the home run-solo blasts by Angelo Dagres, John Romano and Johnny Jorgensen. MNESCORES: Seattle pnn (KM) 500 5 T 2 San Francisco 100 011 inn 4 7 0 Fracchia. Kennedv ifti and Ayl-A-arri, R W Smirh. Abernathie 1T1. Casale 9i and Sullivan. WARD NOT TO DEFEND Spokane -U.Ri Defending Champion Marvin (Bud) Ward will not compete in the 15th an nual Esmeralda Open golf championships beginning here Friday. Ward, formerly of Spo kane and now a pro at San Mateo. Calif., said he will stay in California because his wife is ill. Portland 000 000 300 3 8 r) San Dietro 000 100 Oto 2 3 0 Darnell and Calderone; Erautt. Hos kins 8i and St, Claire. fin Innings) I.os Aneeles 103 100 010 1 Sacramento .. 0O2 010 021 0 Adams. Anderson r T . Fndae i9i and Tanne: Stanka. Jones '3. Candini ("Henbaugh 1 10) and McNamara. Baich Vancouver ...010 OOl OOl 3 8 1 Hollywood . 023 010 Olx 7 11 0 Harrison. Baczewski '4i. Besana Hooper 1 8 and Romano; Garber and Kravitz. PAINT WITH MEDFORD PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE Corner 6th & Holly, Diagonally Across from the Post Office We Give S&H Green Stamps PHONE 2-9321 rpnnrprvn '.1 .--,'jJEa L ,V. ' ".'4 JZ3LJ 3 nr ui II i 1 111 Ullfij 0 HOTTER ON THE ROAD! HOTTER IN SALES! 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