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Braves Outdo Power
of Hediegs, uoagers
Game; increase Lead
By FRED DOWN
United Press Sportt Writer
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ar ;hf ' t..s stick5 ' m the dr. .p.
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singles and Thomson wh;iikrd
his 16th roi.!!:d-!r!!pfr 'nit:rn;ty
i hen tlir Brave- r oiiOr! Ilif
New York (;i;i:it.-. ll-o. lo n il
Ih.'ir Inirrt v.inn;: ::cak to
fr. p ao.'js and OK i 'a.-e ti.r ir
first-place lead to f' ; gamps.
Onp Conh y w as to'jrhrrl for
r.iip hi's but breced bph-.r.d a
i IB-hit assriuit to lus Xifth tri
umph. Dodgers Sweep Series
The Dodder?, meanwhi'e. com
pleted a sweep of their tiiree
ame sT;es wiiii the Healers
... ith a 5-3 n-tory beliiud Hocrr
Cidigs six-hil'er. Roy Carr.pa
nella hit a three-run, fourth
inning homer for the Dodders
while Frank Robinson and Ted
Kluszewsk i l.onieied for the
Redlees. The victory moved the
Dodgers to within a half-game
of the Redlees but they trail
.Milwaukee by six fames
Rookie Fred Waters and vet
eran Howie Poilet collabora'pd
in a four ;ii"rr to give !h Tit's
bir;h Tr-res a 4 0 decision
over the Chicago Cubs nrl the
St Lou:s Crdmal bpai the
Philadelphia Phillies. 14-P, in
other NL games
Poilet saved Waters after the
voung right bander walked to
help the Pirates srore their
third sra 2"' v.m wi'h the a.d
of a throwing error by Sam
Jones. Homers by Wally Moon.
Ken Bover and pitcher Herman
V.'ehmeier enabled the Cardinal?
to kayo Rohm Roberts.
Mickey Mantle's three hits
led an 1 1 -Hit attack that gave
the New York Yankees n 8-5
decision over the Chicago White
Sox in the American League.
, Don Larseii limited the White
i Sox to one run in the last six
innings to pick up his sixth win
while Jack Harshman suffered
; his feventh loss.
Bob Lemon registered hi? 13th
victory of the year and 134th
of his career when Gene Wood
ling s Sixth-'nning homer gave
the Cleveland Indians a 1-0 win
over thp Washington Senators.
The game was halted in the
seventh by rain but Worldling's
homer was enough to sue the
Indians their sixth straight.
Ted Williams' two-run 1 nth
inn : n g homer enabled the Bos
ton Red Sox to beat the Kansas
City Athletics. 5-3. as Ike Del
ock won his six'h in a row and
eighth game of the year and
homers by George Kell. Gus Tri
andos and Tito Francona paced
the Baltimore Orioles in an 1 ! fi
j decision over Billy Hoeft in the
other AL games.
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Bilko-Mefer Records
43rd Homer as Angel
Nine Clips Portland
By john Mcdonald
United Press Sports Writer
Brawny Steve Bilko. back
home in friendly Wrigley Field,
took up the chase of the Pacific
Coast League's 31-year-old home;
run record in earnest Friday and :
a glance at the "Bilko Meter":
showed lie stood better than a
fi'h'inu chance of breaking it.
Riiko. variously dubbed 'The
Wrecker." "The Monster." "The
Rpac" you pick it swatted
his 4"rd Thur-riav as the Los An-1
rlos Angels knocked over Port
land 7-3.
Bill Glynn blasted two three
run homers for Sa'tle as the
Rainiors stayed three games back
by beatins Hollywood fi-4 in 10
innings: Marty Geough broke up
an eighth inning tie with a
towering home run to give San
Francisco an 8-5 triumph over
San Diego: and Sacramento held
off Vancouver 3-2 in the loops
other battles.
Bilko's homer was a 400-foot
thing of beauty that sailed over
the center field screen and put
the Angels out in front to s'av.
It left him 17 behind top record
b Tony l.aern in lCS
The late "Poosh m I'p"
the mark with the o'ft Salt l ake
club during a 200-gair.e season
On The Way
If he maintains his pre-ent
ciip. the I. A. larruner's a cinch to
shatter the mark With 55 game
to play Big S"e e needs to aver
age snout one round-tripper
everv three garr.rs to turn th
trick.
George Freeze atid Eob Speake
also hompied for the Angels as
they picked up tiieir fourth
straight win. Strike-out arti.-t
Dick Drott (118. went the dis
tance for the win. Eiving up six
hits including a solo homer by
Ed Mickelson.
In Seattle. Glynn's two circuit
clouts drove in all six Seattle
tallies. The second belt came
after the Stars' Carlos Bernier
had singled in the go-ahead run
in the Hollywood half of the 10th
frame
Bud Podbielan. though nicked
for 12 hits, picked up his 11th
win against five defeats. Four of
his wins have been against the
Stars. Reliefer George O'Don
nell. who took over in the eighth,
suffered his third straiEht set
back and now stands at 8-4.
Mori Homers
In San Diego, the Padres
battled back to knot it up in the
eighth only to see Keough's
ninth inning homer put it out of
reach The Seals' Sal Taormina
coilectod a pair of homers to
drive in three runs.
Sacramento sot five hi! pitch
ing from C'.oyd Boyer and came 1
from behind scoring all their j
runs in the fifth to edge the !
Mounties. I
The Mounties had jumped out
in front with a run in the first
and another in the fifth on Jim
Pisori's 14th homer. Jake Craw
ford hit his sixth round-tripper
BRAVES SIGN PRESTON
Milwaukee. Wis. J.3 Har
old Preston. an 1 8-v ear-oid
southpaw pi'chrr from Cin.-in-natus.
N. Y.. has been signed
'o a Class ' B" contract by the
.Milwaukee Braves. He will rp
port to Wellsville. N. Y. in the
Ponv league next season.
Hitters
at uwn
to 5y2
S.ar
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Loser 'ini:
Mr!
Pi:;
HR-
to start off the Soions' fifth They
got their only two runs nn a
double by Wally Westlake
driving one in and a sacrifice fly
by Joe McNamara
Boyer pitched his way out of
a ninth inning jam when, with
the tieing and go-ahead runs on
ba.-e for the Mounties. hp struck
out Pisoni and Ron Jackson lo
wrap it up.
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...rtONOITIONINO
. COOL NEW LOW PRICH
FRIO-DA,R6
Cheney Studs
For SO League Encounters
Medford Cheney Studs con
tinue Southern Oregon league
baseball action this week end
needing only one victory to hang
onto at ieast a tie for the loop
leadership but determined to
maintain at least tiie pace they
have set since the initial SOL
series of the season.
Saturday afternoon and night
and Sunday afternoon scuffles
against the cellar - occupying
Bend club in the central Oregon
town are billed this week for
the Studs. Coquille is slated for
three games at Drain in a tangle
of third place clubs whilp second
piare Coos Bay-North Bend has
a h e.
The Studs have not dropped
an SOL series since their mid
June openers with Drain. The.',
have taken each succeeding
stand two games to one. getting
revenge over Drain's Black Sox
last week. In beating the Sox the
Cheney contingent overcame a
iong standing jinx and the
Studs' accomplishment could be
a good omen for the future.
Bend Heads Batting
Medford. however, will be up
against a Logger gang improved
since the early season, riespite
its cellar position, idle last
week. Bend took over the team
batting leadership and the series
will mark the second in a row
that Medford has faced the top
hitting crew. Dram held thai
! distinction until
its Studs series
iasi Saturday and Sunday. Victoria. B. C. U.R) The
Bend's team mark is .263, Med- j United States was to try an ex
forrl now follows with .243 and j nerimental Davis Cud tennis
Drain is third with .235
Another series triumph is
practically a "must'' for the
Studs if they are to stay on top
of the heap and a retain their
bid for their first league crown.
The teams are still tightly
packed in the circuit and Bend,
at the bottom, is only 2' z games
away from Medford. The Log
gers could conceivably overtake
tiie Studs in the week end series.
This 1956 campaign is still any
body's battle.
Manager Jack Cooney has in
dicated that his Stud squad
should be intact for the centra!
Oregon journey. He'll likely call
upon Di raid Woolen. Don White
As we said before
BEEN SAYING tOV Some
ieks now that miu rcallv
ought to come see us for the buy of
vour life and we're not fooling.
There's never heen a better time to
buy a neic Buirk than right note
and iv e Ihi here 3 solid jaets that
make this gospel.
Tact Xo. 1: Since it's only July, you
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143 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
Friday July W. 1958
Go To
and Bob Selsor to pitch in that .
order. 1
Line-Up Listed
Frank Roelandt will handle
the catching duties. Roelandt ;
played through the Drain series i
with his thumb still guarded by j
a metal brace and did a great I
job despite the aching and throb- j
bing of the injured digit. He suf j
lercd chipped bones in the early
July tussles against the Wash- j
ington Studs. j
Cooney, himself, will likely
be in his usual spot at first sack i
with Dick Toney at second. Bill j
Martell at third'and Tvvink Fed- j
erson at shortstop. Terry Mad- j
dox and John Kovenz should be
in outfield posts with Jerry Ret j
tendorf or Wooton in the other. ;
Manager Chris Christian prob- i
ably will name his pitchers from
among Lowell Pearce. Fred ;
Sandgren. Fred Paine and Stan j
Dniochowsky. Irv Roth or Larry
Fivcroat may handle the catch- j
ing.
Other possible starters are Ron
Bowen. first base; Denny Lena
burg or Chuck Christenson.
second base; Lenaburg or Christ
ensen. third, and Fred Reunion,
shortstop. In the outfield it may
iie among Jay Dinnel. Kim Brad-
sliavv, Maury Rasmussen
Fivecoat or Roth.
and
Davis Team
Plays Canada
team of Ham Richardson and
Herb Flam against Canada's best
todav in thp American Zone
semi-finals on the long road to!
the challenge round against Aus- j
tralia.
The United Slates was favor- !
ed but not by tuo much to
win against the Canadians in the
three-day best-of-five matches.
In the singles openers Richard
son, the battling Baton Rouge,
La.. Rhodes Scholar opposes Don
Fontana and Flam of Beverly
Hills. Calif., takes on Bob Be
riard. Flam's job was considered
the tougher since Bedard is rat-
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