Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1957, Image 9

Brooklyn Threatens To Grab
Leadership in National Loop
By MILTON RICHMAN
United Press Sporti Writer
The Brooklyn Dodgers, are
sticking pins in the World Series
balloons of all the contenders to
day and threatening to take
over the National league pen
nant party themselves.
Walt Alston's crew has been
busy killing off the contenders
since the All-Star break. The
Dodgers resumed play by de
feating Cincinnati twice, then
they swept a two-game scries
with Milwaukee.
And Tuesday night they top
pled the high-riding Cardinals.
7-3, for their fifth victory in a
row a they climbed within a
game of the lead.
Duke Snider has been the
Dodgers' chief hatchetman with
four home runs in the last five
games. He blasted his 20th of
the season with one on in the
fifth off Lindy McDaniel to
highlight a four-run rally that
helped reliever Carl Erskine to
his third victory. Gil Hodges
aNo homered for Brooklyn.
NL Pace Tightens
The Brooklyn triumph tight
ened the National league race
so that only one game separated
the first four clubs. Milwaukee
defeated first-place Philadelphia
6-2, and the Giants beat the Red
legs, 6-1. Pittsburgh topped Chi
cago, 5-4, in the completion of
a game suspended June 16, then
beat the Cubs, 5-3, in a regularly
cUfduled contest.
The Yankees Increased their
American league lead to four
games with a 10-4 triumph over
the Tigers In 10 innings; Balti
more licked the While Sox, 3-1;
Boston edged Kansas City, 4-3,
and Cleveland defeated Wash
ington, 0-3.
Home runs by Hank Aaron
and Del Crandall helped War
ren Spahn gain his 10th victory
at the expense of the Phillies
although the veteran southpaw
also needed a brilliant ninth-in
ning catch by right fielder Andy
Pafko with the bases full. Har
vey Haddix was the loser.
Ruben Gomez of the Giants
set down the Rediegs on six
hits as Daryl Spencer hit a pair
of homers for New York and
Eddie Bressoud added another.
Hal Jeffcoat started for the Red
IgKt and gave up eight of the
Giants' 13 hits. Willie Mays col
lected four of them.
Frank Thomas fattened up on
Chicago's pitching in both Pirate
victories. Thomas' 13th homer of
the year in the seventh inning;
won the suspended game -which
'was resumed with the score
tied 4-4 in the seventh. Then, in
the regular game, Thomas doub
led home two runs in a three
run seventh and added a single
in a two-run eighth as Bob
Friend went the distance for his
seventh victory.
Jeffcoat. Freeman 7. Nuxhall (8i
and Burgess Gomez (11-8) and Thom
as. Loser Fesscoat l8-7i. HR Spen
cer, 2 (7th and 8th), Bressoud (3rd).
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl E
V. L.
San Francisco j3 33
Vancouver 53 41
San Diego 53 41
Hollvwood . 5 42
Seattle 51 48
Los Anceles - 45 47
Portland 33 60
Pet. CB
.6U4
.564 4
.5fi4 4
.558 4i
515 8'2
.4B9 11
.355 23' j
Milwaukee 210 101 0016 13 2
Philadelphia .. 000 200 000 2 6 0
Spahn 110-7) and Crandall. Haddix.
Mever "3i. Miller Ui. Hacker iBi and
Lonnett Loser Haddix (8-6). HR
Aaron t29th. Crandall llOth.
Tuesday's Results
Los Anet-les 10. Vancouver 4
San Francisco 7 Portland 3
Sacramento 1. -Seattle 0
tOniy games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGl'K
I.INKSCORKS:
National League
(Completion of June 19 suspended
Came)
Chicago 100 101 1004 7 0
Pittsburgh .... 201 010 lOx 5 11 4
Rush. Brosnan 7) and Neeman.
Fanning I7i. Purkey. Arroy i6. Law
'l and Foilea. Rnd 8i. Winner Law.
V4i. Loser Brosnan il-4i. HR
Banks (now has 16i. Thomas (13th).
rn..!.. inn!
I Chicago 100 000 1013 9 0
j Pittsburgh .... 000 000 32x 5 9 0
Rush. Lown (8j and Neeman. Friend
I '7-11 and Rand, Peterson 17). Loser
I Runh (1-9).
merlran League
Washington .. 100 002 0003 8 1
Cleveland Oil 304 OOx 9 13 O
Abernthy. Heise Mi. Hyde (7i and
Berberet. Wynn 1 1 2-1 0 1 and Nixon.
Loser Abernathy 1 1-9). HK Berberet
(4lhi, Weru 1 12th I.
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinati ....
New Y.irk ..
Pittsburgh
Chicago
48
47
48
46
46
40
52
JVt.
.571
.566 12
.565 2
.561 1
.541 2",
.476 8
.372 17
.342 18'2
GB
Carole Joe
Nabs Match
Omaha, Neb. IP) Carole Jo
Kabler of Sutherline, Ore., won
her first round match in the
Women's Western Amateur Golf
tournament Tuesday by defeat
ing Barbara Mclntire of Toledo,
Ohio, 4 and 3.
Omaha, Neb. ilPi Two power
swingers from opposite ends of
the country teed off today in the
feature match of the Women's
Western Amateur Golf tournament.
Sixteen players remained in
the championship flight of the
57th annual meet, the oldest
women's tournament in the
country.
Mrs. Barbara Romack Porter.
Sacramento, Calif., the medalist
and top favorite, opened second
round firing against Mrs. Mau
rice Click. Baltimore, one of the
nation's top women eastern
golfers.
DIVING CHAMP
San Pedro. Calif. (IP Pfc.
Gordon Peak, representing the
Presidio, San Francisco, Tues
day night won the 1-meter div
ing title in the final action of
the 6th Army Swimming and
' Diving championships. Peak the
previous night captured the 3
meter diving crown.
St Louis 020 000 1205 11 1
Brooklyn .... 000 240 10X 7 13 0
L. McDaniel. Schmidt i si. Wilhelm
Hi and H. Smith, Landrith I6i. Mc
Dfvitt. Erskine t2) and Campanella.
Winner Erskine '3-1 1. Loser L. Mc
Daniel (8-6.. HR Snider (20th),
Hodges (12thi. Landrith (3rd).
Cincinnati M 0f0 001 000 1 6
New York 000 201 12x 6 13
(10 innings)
New York 000 200 200 H 10 5 1
Detroit .... 000 000 103 0 4 8 1
Kucks. Grim '9i. Dltmar (9i. Byrne
'fli and Berra. Lary. Sleater 18), Foy
tack (lOi. Aber 10) and Wilson. Win
ner Bvrne '4-3). Loser Foytack
(9-9). HR Kubek (2ndi, Byrne (2nd).
Tuesday's Results
Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 3
New York 6. Cincinnati 1
Milwaukee 6. Philadelphia 2
Pittsburgn 5. Chicago 4 icomple-
tion of June 16 suspended ganiei
Pittsburgh 5. Chicago 3 (regular
gamei
Boston 100 000 003 4 7 1
Kansas City .. 100 100 0013 0
Fornieles. Delock 8l and White.
Trucks. Morgan (9i and Smith. Winner
Delock (5-6. Loser Trucks 1 7-3 1.
HR Held. 2 (6th and 7th). Williams
(26th). Jensen (12thi.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I w. L.
I New York - . 55 28
Chicago 51 32
Boston 4a 40
Cleveland 44 40
i Detroit 42 42
Baltimore . 40 43
Kansas City 31 52
Washington 2B 59
Baltimore: 000 001 0203 8 0
Chicago 100 000 000 1 4 0
Moore. Loes (9) and Triandos. Wil
son. Howell 181, Fischer 191 and Moss.
Winner Moore (6-6i. Loser Wilson
(9.-7) HR Goodman (3rd).
Medford&Tribune
Steve Bilko Sparks
Angels To Triumph
By JIM HEALY
United Press Sports Writer
Steve Brlko did everything
but empty the water bucket and
c3rry out the bats Tuesday night
as the Los Angeles Angels
smacked Vancouver to the tune
of 10-4.
The loss put San Diego in a
tie for second place, with the
Mounties. The Pads, pitted
against Hollywood this week, did
not play.
Bilko batted in six of the An
gel runs with two home runs
and a single. The first round
tripper in the second inning,
brought in three runs and the
other, in the sixth, brought in
another two. Earlier in the same
frame he clouted a single into
left field that brought in anoth
er tally.
Jim Fridley also homered for
the Angels in the first and Joe
Frazier, put one out of the park
for Vancouver with one on.
Only The Second
It was Los Angeles' second
win over the Mounties in 11
games this season. Bill George
(3-1) got the win; Charlie Bea
mon (7-7) the loss.
In other games, San Francisco
rolled out its let's-beat-Portland
bandwagon, dumping the Beav
ers 7-3. It was the eighth straight
win by the league leaders over
seventh place PorUand. Sacra
mento downed Seattle, 1-0 in
the only other game.
The Beavers put up a close
light until Bill Renna uncorked
a grand-slam home run in the
sixth that broke the game wide
open.
Frank Carswell homered in
the sixth for two Beaver runs.
The other came earlier when
George Freese doubled in Luis
Marquez.
Prout Wins
The Seals collected runs in
the fourth and fifth innings.
Bill Prout 18-year-old Seal won-
aerboy, collected the win, his
second against one loss. John
Carmichael, (6-9), was the loser.
The Solons, still ambling
along in last place, downed Seat
tle behind the three hit pitching
of winner Bud Watkins
The only run was scored when
Artie Wilson tripled in the op
ening frame and scored on Jim
Westlake's single. Loser Bud
Podbielan gave up nine hits. In
the ninth first baseman Jim
Westlake was tossed out after
a beef over whether Rainier Ed
die Basinski was safe on first.
LINESCORES:
Vancouver .. 002 200 000 4 7 2
Los Angeles 430 012 OOx 10 12 0
Beamon. Ferrarese I2i. Consuegra
fS). Bamberger (8i and Atwell: Val
entinetti Mickens (5), George (6) and
Caton. Tappe I5i.
Sacramento 100 000 000 t 9 3
Seattle 000 000 000 0 3 1
Watkins and Barragan; Podbielan
and Aylward.
San Francisco 00 115 000 7 14 f)
Portland 000 102 000 3 6 0
Prout and Sullivan; Carmichael,
Bauer 6, Todge (8) and Baich.
Glines Has
No-Hitter in
'Cat Victory
Mike Glines chucked no-hit,
no-run ball yesterday as the
Medford Wildcats defeated Cen
tral Point 4 to 0 to tie with the
Pointers in second place in the
southern Pee Wee division of the
Southern Oregon Junior Base
ball league.
Medford Tigers remained un
beaten in the loop with a 12 to
3 decision over Ashland.
The Wildcats scored three of
their runs in the first inning and
one in the second. After that the
contest, resolved into a pitching
duel between Glines and Louis
Alvarez. Glines struck out eight
batters and walked six. Alvarez
fanned one and gave two bases
on balls.
Three Home Runs
Steve Isaacs, Bob Schoeder,
Highland and Ed Bowman got
hits for the Tigers as they jump
ed in front before the contest
was well started. There were no
extra base swats.
Three home runs marked the
Tiger's victory. Jim Bandy
slapped a two-run roundtripper
in the second inning and Dick
Deffley a three-run four-master
and Mike Neathamer a two-run
homer in the fourth.
Tiger tosser Mike Barnes held
Ashiand to two hits. He whiffed
seven and walked five.
Pet. Gl
.663
.614 4
.529 11
.524 111:
.500 131
.482 15
.373 24
.322 29
Tuesday's Results
Baltimore 3. Chicago 1
Boston 4. Kansas City 3
Cleveland 9. Washington 3
New York 10. Detroit 4 (10 innings)
NORTHWEST LEAGl E
U. L. Pet. GB
Wenatchee 11 4 .733
Eugene 12 5 .706
Salem 9 8 .529 3
Lewiston 7 10 .4)2 5
Yakima 6 11 .353 6
Tri-City ....6 11 .313 3!i
Score Can
Begin Work
Cleveland (IP Eager Herb
Score, who hasn't touched a
baseball in more than two
months, finally got the green
light to begin working out with
Cleveland Thursday and the
young fast-baller says he'll be
out there with bells on.
Dr. Charles Thomas, the eye
specialist who has been treating
Score since he was felled bv a
batted ball May 7, told the "24-year-old
left-hander he can start
throwing Thursday.
But Thomas pointed out Score
will not be able to return to the
mound for another month or six
weeks.
Wednesday, Julr 17, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MML TRIBUNE KINE
Giardello
Fights Vejar
Louisville, Ky. (IB Middle- j
weight contender Joe Giardello,
who observed his 27th birthday I
Tuesday, hopes to celebrate the
occasion tonight by knocking out
Chico Vejar in their scheduled '.
10-round bout at the Exposition i
Center.
Cordial Gets
Sr. Helens Post
St. Helens (IP Jim Cordial
one-time end and place kicking !
specialist for Oregon Slate foot
ball team, was named today as
head football and track coach at
St. Helens high this fall. Cordial
graduated from Oregon Slate in
1954.
REES CAPTAINS TEAM
London HP) Little Dai Rees
of Wales has been named cap
tain of Britain's Ryder Cup team
for its golf match against the
United States at Lindrick, Eng
land, Oct. 4. Rees also captained
the British team when it last
played the U.S. two years ago.
Boxing Results
nr 1'VlTCn tinfcc
Port Arthur, Tex.: Gil Cadilli, 128, j
San Francisco, and Paul Jorgensen. I
127, Port Arthur. Tex., drew (10).
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Tuesdays Results
Lewiston 6, Yakima 2
Salem 4. Wenatchee 3
Eugene 6. Tri-City 1
League Leaders
(Bv United Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Flayer & Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
Aaron. Mil. 8G 65 68 127 .348
Musial, St. L. . 83 327 52 112 .343
Fondy. Pitts. 74 304 36 100 .329
Groat. Pitts. 59 237 28 77 .325
Mays. NY. 83 312 61 99 .317
American League
Mantle. N Y ... 83 274 80 90
Williams. Boston 78 289
Skowron. N Y. .. 76 289
Fox. Chicago .... 84 326
Boyd, Bait 81 269 43
96
44 96
55 107
.361
.332
.332
.328
.327
Home Runs
National league Aaron. Braves 29:
Musial. Cards 21; Snider. Dodgers 20;
Crowe, Rediegs 18; Mathews. Braves
18. "
American league Williams. Red
Sox. 26; Mantle. Yanks 24; Sievers,
Senators 20; Maxwell. Tigers 18; Co
lavito. Indians 17.
Runs Ratted In
National league Aaron, Braves 77;
Musial. Cards 70; Crowe. Rediegs 58;
Hoak. Redlees 55: May's, Giants, Ennis,
Cards. Thomas Pirates, all 53.
. . American league Skowron. Yanks
64; Sievers. Senators 61; Wertz. In
dians 61; Mantle. Yanks 60; Mi'noso.
White Sox 58; Jensen. Red Sox 58.
Pitching
Schmidt, Cards
Sanford. Phils
ninff.
Mossi, Indians
vr. i.. I
7 i ;
12 2
9 2
7 2
Three-Way Tie
In International
By UNITED PRESS
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going where in the Internation
al league.
The race for the pennant,
which only a few weeks ago
looked like a run-away for the
Richmond Virginians, today is
in a three-way tie with the last
place club only 11 lengths be
hind the leaders.
Toronto edged Buffalo, 3-2,
Tuesday night to move into a
first place tie with the Bisons
and Richmond. The Virginians,
meanwhile, blew a two - run
ninth inning lead to Miami, 5-4.
In other games, Montreal moved
out of the cellar with a 4-1 vic
tory over Rochester and Havana
slipped past Columbus, 4-3.
Tacoma OPi Bill Rose, the
Oregon tennis champion, won his
match in the Pacific Northwest
championships Tuesday by de
feating Gordie Martin of Seattle,
6-1, 6-2.
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Ashland 200 10 3 2 8
Barnes and Couch: Dickerson. Mc
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Wildcats 310 Ox 4 6 0
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